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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1936

Page

5

Knox Stops In Ohio On Way To East For Talks

Frank Kuor Republican vice presidential nominee Jeft stops in Ohio en route to West Virginia for a state convention speech in Huntington. He plans a coast-to-coast tour to late September with intensive campaigning and organization to boost the ticket.

Knox Ohio Dayton Frank Kuor Jeft West Virginia Huntington Kuo NASA Connersville Ind Eveary Precinct

Indiana Polis Statement On Voter Turnout Cited By Leader

A local Indiana official cited the claim that if the party increases turnout, the outcome need not be feared. The remark framed a strategy to mobilize supporters ahead of an upcoming election, signaling confidence in turnout effects on results.

Siant Indianapolis

Junior Order Hears State Speakers At Picnic Here Sunday

State officers of the Junior Order and Limited American Machinery led a Sunday picnic program at Riverview Park. Highlights included balloon races, running events, and mixed team contests with winners named such as Charles Powell and Ruth Wash Rabbit Hop Aliie, along with many others in boys and girls divisions.

Wooa Clark Montes Lmited Americal Riverview Park Waukiters Merida Parma Coure Bachward Charles Powed Girne Ruthwas Aliie Corine Mae James Walter Hazel Bailes Carrs Lenora Schock

Brownhelm Board Hires Two New High School Teachers

The Brownhelm Board announced the employment of two new high school teachers. One appointee, a graduate of Bowhoe Green University and Miami Rivers College, will teach the seventh and eighth grades. The other, Freier and Engham, joins from Bowhoe Creen University and will handle fourth through sixth grades.

Rsa Srs Wis Brownhelm Poerda Mass Virginia Freier Engham Bowhoe Creen Lniversite Ovia Cleve Greer Universe 3 Miami Tavers

Automobile Stolen On Cleve Lind Street

A car was stolen while parked on Cleve Lind Street. Police broadcast the theft over the local station. Massillon Judge Gus B Pindley granted a postponement today from Rome Stein on grounds of willful absence. The Niagara Marine Company filed suit against Phil La Teamboise et al of Raslaze for 844 dollars as alleged due on a note.

Khe Wen Penuz Ming Clevelind Street Massillon Harry Stem Rove Stein Gus B .Pindley Niaara Marteage Com Fui Agaist Phil la Teamboise Et al of Raslaze

Delivery service ad by Mrs Es Esther Wood

An advertisement from Mrs Esther Wood for delivery service. It lists Allan Hartis as the contact person with the phone number 4371 for orders or inquiries. The brief notice emphasizes home delivery options and customer reach.

Es Esther Wood Allan Hartis

Charles H Hall Dies Sunday in Oberlin

Charles H Hall born April 23 1875 Kentland Indiana died Sunday at his home 26 North Cedar Oberlin Ohio after a long illness He was a Purdue civil engineer and city engineer of Oberlin He married Edith Tavton in 1905 and they had a daughter Dorothy teaching at Antioch College Ohio Survived by a brother and a sister brief services were held locally and remains sent to Kentland Indiana for burial

Oberlin Auken Charles H Hall North Cedar Avenue Mr Hall Kentland Indias Folly Allen Andrew Hall Oberlin College Purdue Newton Counts Indiana Tro Quas Counts Con Pans Avd Riverside Pack Indianapoli Edith Tavton Dowthy Antioch College Yellow Springs Mc Hall R L Hall S W Heathe Kentland

Henderson Reunion Brings Extended Family To Wooster Ohio

Parts of the Henderson family gathered Sunday at the William Tienderson home in Wooster Ohio for a reunion. Attendees included Harvey, Walter, Goodsell, William H, Jo T Henderson and others from McConnelville, Savannah, Oberlin, and Columbus with ages ranging from early teens to sixties. The event marked a rare gathering of five brothers and their children spanning distant states.

Jot Henderson James Close Henderson William Tienderson Tin Wooster Ohio Nye Henderson Harvey Yo Walter McConnelevit Goodsell Savannah Oton William H Wooster Jo T Henderson Obertin Havell Poo Joseph Kender Washington Seattle Bip Mooch Dren Forest Henderson Sire Ot Colunbus

Local Bicycle Theft and Miscellaneous City News

Local reports describe a bicycle stolen from 217 East Thug Street Saturday evening as police pursue suspects in a separate case involving the body of James Tohn. James Shamel of 798 East Broad Street received a $3 fine after failing to appear in court, while Joseph Petro and Barnes faced police court charges and fines. Gasoline thefts and multiple arrests were noted, including Walter Merek reporting a stolen gasoline tank from a car on Washington Avenue and ignition of additional charges against Petro and Barnes.

Richard Gerdner East Thug Street Pole Wiese Wisset Srenen James Tohn Walter Merek Warren Price Tomesie Washington Avenue Merrh

Man Denies Wife Charge in Local Court Action

Police court case against a man identified as AYTRIPUPA before Justice Joseph Petro. Trial began Wednesday after an arrest early Sunday on a complaint by his estranged wife who said he attacked her with an ax at the house. The defendant faced charges of assault and disturbing the peace with a $100 bond set.

Aytripupa Justice of the Peace Joseph Petro Coud Todts Wag Wat Fay

Couple Honored On 36th Wedding Anniversary

A Oberlin group gathered at Linwood Park cottage on a Saturday evening to celebrate a couple’s thirty sixth wedding anniversary. Friends and relatives from Oberlin, Cincinnati, Rochester and beyond joined the party, with many relatives spending a week in Oberlin and Wake man Wisconsin visiting family.

Uas Ale Ot Ti East College Street Wes Oberlin Linwood Park Evert Oberlin Neo Walter Walker Vic Clarence Mibright John Emenen William Piatt Mix Marley Penkins Mao Lounsbrouch Weson Haugh Pratt Qincinnaty Aard Albright Linwood

Horsemen Plan Three Shows In County

The Northern Union Draft Horsemen Association announced three shows in Loran County this fall starting with the Wellington Fair. Karl Jamessohn of Wellington, board member, said premiums will total 549 in one event featuring a special exhibit with registered horses and teams. The second show is a night event at the Loran County Fair on September 2, with plans not yet complete. The association will contribute 2190 toward prize money at the county fair. The third show coincides with a street ball in Oberlath late September, featuring a display of exhibit topics and premiums funded by the association and merchants.

Northern Union Draft Horn Association Loran Welington Fair Todas Karl Jamessohn Wellington Associa Ion Oberlath

Plan Turtle Derby For Children Here

A Turtle Derby is sponsored by the Family Recreational Division. On Thursday and Friday, Jefferson and McKinley school playgrounds will host races and a turtle hunt for Rivera children, with entries classified by size and numbered for identification.

Ily Jefferson and McKinley Rivera Lomoira Typdlock Jefferson Iden Thales Roth McKinley Allgna Sdpe Viagt Pa Enty Bovs Jefferson Playground Owls

Death Record Lewis F Hopkins Sr

Lewis F Hopkins Sr died suddenly in Rome Ridge area on Saturday night or early Sunday morning. He was born in LaGrange July 1890s and lived in the vicinity. He worked at the Eisha Belting and Movers company. His wife died eighteen years ago. He leaves four sons Willian of shi, Frerett of Cleveland, Lewis A, and Willian of Firia. three brothers Frank of Elyria and Velvin of Wellington. three sisters Mrs Hash of LaGrange, Mrs Brooks of Cleveland, and Mrs Wilcox of LaGrange. Fater also of LaGrange. The body was removed to the residence from the Welsh funeral home. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at noon from the home with Rev Brown officiating. Burial will be made in Ridge Cemetery.

Lewis F Hopkins Lewis

Autonobiles Collide In Odd Street Collision

An accident occurred yesterday involving vehicles at a street intersection near West Rose Street and Burnace Street. Eyewitnesses and local records cite confusion and minor injuries as responders arrived. No official agency statements yet, but preliminary reports indicate both drivers were treated on scene.

Mos Mattha Ciego Nick Marie Oat Fopaen Rose and Burnace

Auto Fire Put Out On South Middle Avenue

Fire department was called to South Middle avenue about 8 45 pm to extinguish a vehicle blaze. At 556 Vulcan street a car caught fire and was extinguished on arrival. An discarded article fragment was noted as the probable cause.

Tential South Middle Avenue Vulcan Street Kiemen Edgar Errraliih

Arthur Rogers of Greenwich Passes Away at 49

Arthur Rogers, son of Mr and Mrs Bert Rogers of North Faistiela Ohio, died Sunday morning after a brief illness at age 49. Born in Greenwich in 1924, he is survived by his parents a brother Ivan Rogers and grandparents Mr and Mrs Rogers and Vera Rogers all of Greenwich. His body will be moved to Greenwich for funeral services Tuesday afternoon with burial in Fenwyville, Ohio.

Reid Artur Rogers Bert Rogers North Bur Fitenyille Ohia Ale

Mrs Mira Edtar of Birmingham Passes After Illness

Mrs Mira Edtar of Birmingham died August 15 after a lingering illness at 24. She had lived in Birmingham 23 years and was a member of Elyria First Baptist Church. Survived by daughter Mrs Harrys Byars of Rivera and Bosons, Reverend Howard Comstock of Elyria, Jester Folgar of Birmingham, her parents Mr and Mrs OG Mordoff of Birmingham, sister Mrs Hattie, and two grandchildren. The funeral will be from the Tasior Funeral Home to the home of Mrs Nettie Hartle on Lake Avenue, then Wednesday afternoon for services at 2 PM conducted by Reverend Rosco Neighborn. Interment in Birmingham Cemetery.

Mira Edtar Bormiceham Awas Mear Mires Lake Avenue Atlet Neek Birmingham Elyria First Baptist Church Sheig Harrys Byars Rivera and Bosons Howard Comstock Elyria

Driver Fined for Reckless Driving in Noilen Court

Carl Roseman 40 of 418 Ninth Street was fined 45 dollars plus costs for reckless driving when arraigned before Justice Joseph Q Petro in Noilen Court today. Police charged Roseman with failing to stop for a red light at Furnace and Todi streets late Saturday evening. John Muss of South Middle Avenue was arrested Saturday evening and charged with intoxication, transfers to be tried later on the charge.

Ladsticet Waa Fustirg of Toseph Q Petro Satudaiy Ifa Eye Laney Carl Roseman Ninth Street Arr Arennd Justice of the Price John Muss South Middle Avenue

Lighting Equipment Show Draws Manufacturers and Dealers

The Lhe Ohta Pablo Service Company hosts a major lighting display with about 200 lamps showcased to illustrate the latest illumination tech. Representatives from leading lamp makers present wares meeting buyers from O POS stores in Ohio, under L Dunn of Cleveland. Dealers and guests will view floor displays and discuss lamp merits and installation plans.

Lhe Ohta Pablo Service Company Tomorow Cen Elia OP Ld America Biftep i Enel Nees Societys Ame ALP Geet OPOS Olio L Dunn Cleveland Gene Ab

Many Judgments Granted In Court

Judge Gus B Finch returned from vacation to a flood of motions and default judgments in common pleas court. The session included several default orders against entities like The Cleveland Trust and The Hare Owners, with numerous amounts listed for individuals and firms. The docket highlighted new records in real estate actions and multiple creditor claims resolved by default judgments.

Gus B Finch Younssraan Wellert Common Pleas Raul Fred Biuer Ftleveland Trust Juana Corporscon Artions Clevelard Trustedi Ardr Szabo Artemio Suu John Scostx William Beatty Maria Mantazu Willam William Schtmacher Viola Vike Bates Jeardon Blackhall Paul Reynoolds Haws Killer Loure Stegel Jonn Sofanha Joe Hubbell Sasmee Joan Company Gustave Wockrofuss Et al Tarrs Et al Marie Mart Theodore Carpenter Andwur Morleane Toan Caompans Mif Troup Blanch G Whitney Rreene Trion Savinegs and Twan Company Aginst Jacob Jarugsidh Firat Catholic Slovik Trion John Virjat Stephen Nerezvila

Canton Soldier Dies in Cafe Shooting Amid Armed Dispute

In TOULISVITTA a Canton soldier at Pt Roadey was shot and killed after an argument in a cafe on Sat. Authorities held Stephen Cross, a member of a militans group, for murder. Edward Weintsre, a military policeman, was charged as an accessory. Witnesses at the Cul Holly wonder described the confrontation and a 25 caliber service pistol firing during the incident.

Local Market Prices Amidst Dense Listings and Odds and Ends

A sprawling OCR fragment shows varied market mentions, livestock, produce, and commodity notes with scattered prices. Names like Mars, P-UPAL Ss, and references to middlemen and stalls appear amid disjointed figures and phrases, suggesting a busy market page with numerous items and vendors.

Two men plead not guilty in D W I cases

Lewis Brooks of Sugar Ride road and Fred Ketchum of the same address pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated. Both were arraigned before Justice Petro and had trials set for 9 am Wednesday with bonds of 200 and 1 respectively. The pair was arrested after a crash on Sugar Ride near Evita.

Lewis Brooks Sugar Ride Road Justice of the Peace Joes Petro Im Fred Ketchum Brooks Elson Schrover R 1 Evita

Accident Victim Elizabeth Davis Reported In Good Condition

Elizabeth Davis age 78 of 1975 West Lith Street Cleveland was injured Saturday when struck by an automobile driven by Howard Werner of Archers from a driveway on Oberlin Road. She sustained multiple contusions and abrasions and is confined at Fioria Memorial Hospital where doctors report her condition as good.

Elizabeth Davis West Lith Cleveland Fioria Memorial Hospital Davis Howard Werner Archers Werner Oberlin Road

British protest over rebel killings at sea and sailor wounding

London August 10 Sir Henry Chilton British ambassador protested to Rebel authorities against the killing of Captain Rupert Savile and the wounding of his wa le. The protest reserved the right to compensation and was wirelessed from a British destroyer at St Jean de Luz to Rebel authorities.

London Sir Henry Chilton Rupert Savile Erusee Almirante Carsera Saviles Wale St Jean de Luz

Gun evidence simmers as Moore faces police room trap

Homicide squad officers press Henry Moore as they stage a staged room inquisition at polo headquarters. Brown Quinn and Seret Martin taunt Moore about the murder while a hidden dictaphone records every moment. Roddy and Taylor sit with Moore as the trio discusses who lied in the case.

Seret Thomas Marlin New York FE Quinn Martin Moores Von Brown Moore Offuria Clevenger Roddy Polo Headquarters Woore Roddy Taylor Shelf Brown Quinn Seret Martin

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