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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1938

Page

12

Restaurant Fight Carried To Ohio Supreme Court

In Columbus Ohio on August 2, the case involving plans for a one story restaurant in Lake View Back River Two Lorain County moved to the state Supreme Court. Phil White seeks review of an Appellate court decision that halted the project. Marie I. Hageman Cora B. Hill and Angela M. Monaco initiated the injunction suit.

Columbus Lake View Back River Lorain Co State Supreme Court Phil White Marie I. Hageman Cora B. Hill Angela M. Monaco

Ruling Affirms Municipal Taxing Authority in Ohio

Columbus August 2 Attorney General Herbert Dutty ruled that the legislature may allow municipalities to levy the same excise and personal property taxes as the state. The opinion supports municipalities’ sale of surpluses from municipal utilities to poor relief funds while noting no constitutional ban on duplicating state taxes if total taxation remains reasonable.

Columbus Herbert Dutty Fred L. Elsass Ohio House of Representatives Elsass League of Ohio

Radio Programs Tuesday August 2 1938 Highlights

Radio schedule from WAM to WLW lists programs and hosts on Aug 2 1938 with shows from Wayne King Jimmy Fidler Abe Lyman Grant Park Benny Goodman and others. Includes news talks sports reviews and music blocks across stations WAM WHE WEAR WCLE and WLW with multiple bandleaders and advertorial inserts.

Wayne King Atty At-Law Bob , Ripley Jimmy Fidler Amon 'N' Addy Lyman 5Watkins Cleveland WAM WHE WCLE

Modern Refrigeration Topic Planned for New London Grange

New London Grange will host a meeting on Thursday August 4 at 8 00 p m with an address on Modern Refrigeration its aspects uses and convenience by an official of the Lorain Medina County REA Cooperative A social segment will be led by the Juvenile Grange of Ruggles Ashland County Grange The program has attracted praise at prior events and upcoming speakers include Congressman Dudley A White in October and Huron County Agent Guy Hummen in November.

New London New London Range Lorain-Medina County Algie Knapp Grange Dudley A. White Huron County Guy Hummen

Ladies in Distress at Capitol Theatre Tomorrow

Theatres present the comedy melodrama Ladies in Distress featuring Alison Skipworth Polly Moran and Robert Livingston in reading roles at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow.

Capitol Alison Skipworth Polly Moran Robert Livingston Capitol Theatre

Comedy Romance At Lincoln Tomorrow

Claudette Colbert and Gary Cooper star in Bluebeard's Eighth Wife a light comedy romance showing at the Lincoln Theatre tomorrow.

Lincoln Claudette Colbert Gary Cooper Bluebeard's Lincoln Theatre

Rachel Brasee Weds Oberlin Man Sunday

A Pittsfield home wedding united Rachel Brasee and William Rosecrans at the Brasee residence with Rev. William Smith officiating. Attendants included the groom’s sister and brother in law. A two course luncheon followed. The couple plans a Michigan trip before settling in an apartment at the bride’s home.

Pittsfield Raymond Brasee Rachel William Rosecrans J. E. Rosencrang Oberin William Smith Oberlin R. S. Young New Concord Olive Merch Lohengrin Olive McConnell Arlene West Huntington Charles E. E. Rosecrans Kathleen F. Bogel Cleveland Mary Chapman Ella West Florence

Ohio treasurer candidates seek party nominations in 1936 race

Seven contenders vie for Ohio treasurer nominations. Democratic incumbent Clarence H. Kinsley, 41, Bainbridge, formerly banker, seeks renomination against John J. Kennedy, 32, Cleveland Heights, a lawyer with no prior public office. Republican field includes Don H. Ebright, M Herbert Hoover, Arthur K. Williams, David J. Lewis, George L. Baker, and others, with backgrounds in banking, liquor inspection, real estate, coal, and law.

Columbus Ohio Clarence H. Kinsley Bainbridge John J. Kennedy Cleveland Heights State Utilities Commission Ashland Cleveland Don H. Ebright Akron Chico State University M. Herbert Hoover Asheville Akron Auto Club Arthur K. Wiliams Canton People's Republican Club Stark County Republican Club David J. Lewis New Lexington Jackson County Perry County State George L. Baker East Third Ward Cuyahoga County

Mock Wedding Held In School Chapel Pleasantview Sanatorium

A mock wedding was staged Friday evening in the school chapel at Pleasantview Sanatorium with Gloria Young and Steve Rozenkovich as the couple. The ceremony featured a bride in a white veil and lace, corsages, attendants in colorful attire, and a reception with cake and ice cream.

Pleasantview Sanatorium United Gloria Young Steve Rozenkovich Tram Walter Noster Sandra Murphy Dorothy Wrice Elizabeth Cheats Gordon Spicer Robert White Conrad Ellis Jeatt Carter Sammy Winder Dean Minnis Hugo Stern Skansee Greer

Brighton Girl Weds Akron Man Saturday

Miss Martha Rollins of Brighton and Harold Kinder of Akron were married by Rev. W. F. Bohn at his Oberlin home on Saturday July 30. Witnesses included Mrs. Rollins and families from Brighton and Akron. The couple will reside in Akron where Mr. Kinder is employed.

Brighton Martha Rollins Daisy Rollins Harold Kinder Lillie Kander Akron W. F. Bohn Oberlin William Mosher Robert Rollins Rochester Lillie Kinder Wilbur Worthington Kinder Mr. Kinder

Ridgeville Chorus To Resume Practice

NORTH RIDGEVILLE The Ridgeville Chorus will resume practice on Wednesday evening after a two week halt due to the director’s absence, Mr. Peasegood. A large attendance is desired. MERRILL Orc H L Martin promotes streamlined potatoes in net sacks labeled streamline potatoes, marketing the product nationwide with steady prices.

North Ridgeville Ridgeville Peasegood Merrill, Orc H. L. Martin

Suburban Calendar of Tuesday and Wednesday Events

A dense county paper calendar lists local club meetings and social events across Avon Belden North Ridgeville Lake Avenue Penfield and other towns for Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Highlights include Charm Club Gingham Pinocchio Club Ladies Auxiliary Grange Lyons and 4 H groups with times at homes schools churches and town halls along with candidate appearances and sermons. The listings note specific hosts organizers venues and start times for each activity.

Avon Paul Stokes Belden Irma Wise North Ridgeville Knights of St. John Ridgeville Grange Grange Hall West Ridge Jolly Hustlers Zelda Schramm Pittsfield Virginia Davidson Lake Avenue Fixer Uppers Lake Cottage North Elsrna John Hogan Penfield Farm Woman's Club George Devereaux Young Democratic Club of Henry J Berrodin Martin L Davey Berrodin Department of Aid For the Aged Order of Eagles Board of Education

Spencer Society Meets and Local Notices In Spencer

The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. Church meets Friday afternoon August 5 at the M. E parsonage with Mrs. John Koontz. The M. E Flower Show Bazaar and supper are planned for September. Fidelity Sunday School class at the Baptist Church held July meeting with Bible study and a pot luck supper. Truvy Benkies ME division held July meeting at Rice's Dam as a picnic and bazaar with social time and supper. Mrs Fred Nichols celebrated her birthday with relatives visiting. gifts included a white rig with pink ribbon and floral pieces. Mrs George Welsh died after lingering illness. funeral at Parker Funeral Home with Rev J. G. Koontz officiating. burial Spencer Cemetery. She leaves seven children Dan, Clarence, Floyd, Clayton of Lodi, Mrs Bell Bradley, Mrs Cora Ensign, Mrs Florence Ferguson.

Avon G. Gates Avon Lake Eaton Church Council Church Lawn North Olmsted Jolly Club Redmonds Canterbury Road LP. M North Ridgeville West Ridge Cloverleaf Rose Shauver South Ridge Ladies Aid and Woman’s Missionary Society Ridgeville Peasegood Carlisle—Group No Baptist Church Townsend Club Park Hall Chatham The Grange At & P.M Universalist Ladies Aid Fidelity the Baptist Church Tom McCourt JOLLY Benkies ME Division Rice's Dam Fred Nichols Orson Howe Homerville Paul Nichols Wellington Mae Kissinger Creston Della Boone Seth Nichols Spencer Nichols Paul Seth George Welsh Parker Funeral Home J. G. Koontz Spencer Cemetery Dan Clarence Floyd Clayton Lodi Bell Bradley Cora Ensign Florence Ferguson Walter Bowen Hart Stuart Firestone Otto Alten Charles Touby Cleveland Arthur Rice Claude Gannett Traverse City Michigan Gannetts Bernice Yeagley Joyce Rook Camp Crag Herbert Kuepfer Sonny Canton Bernice Hylen Elyria Ruth Stl Esther Edith Sidney Soor Maron L. Freshour Eileen Freshour Marion Jack Sharp Homer Bricker Medina Ed Wallace Will Barrett Walter Rook Doris Will Moore Mary Ship Ships Cambridge Spencer Boys Carl Hendricks, Jr. Coomer Ronald Stroup Kermet Billman Robert Waltz Robert White Akron Charles MacLaren Katherine Gable John White Willis White 4-H Fusselman Evalyn Marjorie East Main Street Norman Ausmuth

Spencer community events roll through July gathering and visits

Spencer Baptist youths held a July meeting at Kenneth Croskeys home for Bible study, discussion, games and refreshments. Pythian Sisters met at Mrs. Leo McCourt's home for an all day session with a picnic and a closing business meeting. Various visitors from Wellington Sullivan Cleveland Toledo and Pennsylvania dropped in to see locals. The Donkey Baseball game drew a large crowd as the Spencer ball club faced the Business Men, and Niagara Falls trips and hospital notices added to the town chatter.

Spencer Baptist Church Kenneth Croskey Leo McCourt Dudley Finkle Wellington Elliot Sullivan A. H. Fuller Charles Parent Ohio Florida Sharon Center Arleigh Hendricks Camp Crag Jay White Rittman Charles MacLaren Harvey Windsor Lodi Hospital Hazel Elizabeth Woolcott Joseph Wall Toledo Alvin Neidhardt Beckett Ida Shpeard Cleveland Charles ‘Touby Sam Woods Michigan Forest Johnson Spencer Fred Curry Niagara Falls Spencer Ball Club Raymond Fisher Pennsylvania Roy Brouse Ludlow Cleverland Louise Bowen

Medina County Real Estate Transfers July 23 29 1930s

Real estate transfers filed with Medina County Recorder list numerous grantor grantee pairs including Co R and Emma Musser to Ida Norris and Ida Bowers with several lots in Wadsworth City. Bonnema by attorney to Shackleton and to Alfred Plaster with multiple Brunswick Two Grand View Allotment lots. Deauchaine to Antos two Chippewa on the Lake Village lots. Woods to Waite for .157 acres in Medina Township. Smithal to Rackov 50.25 acres in Montville Township. Ferguson estate to Sherman Ferguson .958 acres in Wadsworth Township. Morelock to May Stover 27 acres in York Two. Grittner estate to Marie Grittner 72.2158 acres in Brunswick Two and .5 acre in Medina Two. Seeley by sheriff to Hila S. Branch 96.33 1.69 and 83 acres in York Two. Halderson estate to Raymond H. Halderson two parcels in Medina Village and Medina Two. Also Bonnema by attorney to Joseph Gurr two lots in Grand View Allotment Brunswick Two and to Emil Gurr two more lots. Cooley to Fuller 89 acres in Lafayette Two.

Medina County Recorder Co. R Emma Musser Ida J. Norris Ida J. Bowers Wadsworth Albert T. Bonnema Atty Harry Shackleton Brunswick Grand View Byatty Alfred A. Plaster Cleva Halderson Raymond H. Halderson Admr Medina Village Medina Joseph Gurr Emil Gurr W. J Etta Cooley J. F Dorothy B Fuller Lafayette Judson F Dorothy B. Fuller

Property Transfers Include Several Medina Village Lots

By Mrs Kathryn Hyde transfers two Medina Village lots in Montville to W J Foley and Etta C Foley. Mildred M and P Hartman deed 1.71 acres to Fred W and Geneva J Deiaz. Executor of Elder dec d transfers one Medina Village lot to Rachel Mong Elder in Medina Township.

W. J Etta C. Foley Medina Village Montville Mildred M P. Hartman Fred W Geneva J. Deiaz Medina J. EB Rachel Mong Elder Medine Village

Lake Avenue Fixer Uppers win first in furniture demo

Lake Avenue Fixer Uppers 4 H Club members Elizabeth Hornyak and Margaret Takacs earned first place for a furniture refinishing demonstration at the YMCA in Styria. Mrs. L. C. Hecock serves as advisor. Alfred Gould was a Sunday dinner guest at the Croskeys. Several local families hosted relatives visiting from afar and spent time at Waldameer Beach and in the South, with others traveling to Lorain, Erie, and Avon.

Elizabeth Hornyak Margaret Takacs Lake Avenue Fixer Uppers Styria L. C. Hecock Fixer Alfred Gould E. F. Croskey R. H Milter South Norris Dam Leo Buckholtz Mary Buckholtz West Palm Beach Florida Louis Darvas Leonard Darvas Lorain Elmus Croskey John Kasper Edward Buckholtz Henrietta E. Jackson Charles Jackson Harold Blake Waldameer Beach Erie Rolland Behnke William Behnke Jack Jackson Ray Kreger Harold Starkey Ashland and Wooster Frank Behnke Earl Reisinger Avon

The Silent Observer Quick Half Page Oddities in Court and Comedy

A curved mix of court tales and light anecdotes unfolds from circuit reports. A claimant vents verbally as witnesses feel the strain while a golfer, a Plebe, and a squad scene reveal humor and blunt court room color. A Florida postmaster marks fifty years in service and an Ohio divorce yields custody of child and washing machine.

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