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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1936

Page

12

Settlement Of Gas Strike In Toledo Sought

Emergency crews pumped gas to Toledo consumers as the Toledo Industrial Peace Board renewed its push to settle a strike that threatened city service. Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas Co and Ohio Fuel Gas Co officials and union leaders who called the 300 worker strike urged peaceful talks and vowed to provide skeleton crews if needed.

Toledo ISPI Toledo Industrial Peace Board Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas Co Olug Fila Gas Coa oRntion Sealanty GO Ludwig Pierce Ludwig Aid F WM Sharp Columbus Ohig Buel Gas Ca Tharpsal Lidwig Ludwig

Bannister Testifies in Blackmail Trial on Broadway

Harry Bannister former husband of Ann Harding faces cross examination in a blackmail case. He defends himself against accusations while three men stand trial for the same crime. Defense lawyers attack Bannister’s character during his testimony amid conflicting statements and local Broadway rumors.

Harry Bannister Ann Harding Blackmill Hee Jecome Jacobs Harry & He Hebimer Dettinger Bannister Mméndurls Broadway

Public sale notice in Florida county records details

A legal notice describes a court ordered sale in Florida under a foreclosure or execution action. It lists parties Pilariff versus Anna Louth and mentions sale terms, location near the Black River area, and sheriff sale procedures. The notice provides dates, costs, and conditions for bidders and the property description referenced in county records.

Lstatt Mosc Bay Lorpany Pilariff Anna Louth Tsg Elond Floria Orta Sivnia Towusk Black River Sati

Military Honors Given Zioncheck At Funeral Today

The body of Marion Anthony Zioncheck lies in state at Raglie Auditorium for a 1:20 pm funeral with full military honors. One hundred sailors from Bremerton Navy Yard, a band, two USS Marines, 100 Army troops from Fort Lawton, and National Guardsmen will participate. A 17 gun salute from Fort Lawton will mark the service attended by thousands along a downtown Seattle procession to the cemetery.

Seattle Marion Anthony Zioncheck Congress Ragie Auditorium Bremerton Magy Yard Fort Lawton Olin Mittlestadt Nix Zloncherk PWA Washington Str

Lewis Group Plans No Policy Change in Face of AFL Threat

John Tews committee for industrial organization decided to ignore the suspension threat from the American Federation of Labor. Despite an executive council order suspending 10 of 12 unions, the group announced no policy change at a meeting attended by reps from all 112 unions. The convention of Labor's Non Partisan League condemned the action as unwarranted and illegal, with reports on current organizing efforts in steel, auto, and rudder industries.

Washington John Tews American Federation of Labor Ob of L Executive Council CITQ Convention of Labors Non Partisan League Coubuls IOO Steel Auto Rudder Industries

Fraud and Extortion Allegations Hit Local Couple

Defense lawyer David Slide denied threatening to expose supposed adulterous relations to obtain money from his wife. The case involves alleged coercion of $2000 and suppression of affidavits tied to a child custody dispute. Accused individuals deny the charges amid claims of forged statements and improper affidavits.

David Slide Binniste Gere Fowle T Meser Jacobs Hechehime Deringer Aim O Jim Wiss Harding Jane

Birthday Celebration Honors Mr and Mrs Walliam Heck

Neighbors and friends gathered at the Heck home for a birthday party honoring Mr and Mrs Walliam Heck. A Sunday noon picnic dinner on the shaded lawn featured decorated canes, home made ice cream, and cake. A gift set of dishes was presented, and numerous attendees shared in the celebration including O B Rea, Leonard Dean, John Cook, a Hamish family, the G Worris family, and the Heck household.

Mir Wailim Jleuk Mieloa Strohsth Hawen Ralph Donald Wis Mio Wis Heck CTASS Seve Il Methodist Thurch Sunday School Walliam Heck Low Yvon John Cook John Hamish Bonita Bonneybell John Wing Leroy Rhone Frankie Reese Baldwin Thomas Claude Jo G Worris Gerald Heck

No Truce Possible In Astor Thorpe Custody Battle

Mary Astor faces cross examination in Los Angeles as she and ex husband D Thorpe continue a custody dispute. The actress denies intimate relations with various men while lawyers duel over paternity, restraint, and the child’s welfare. Notable names cited include George Kaufman John Barrymore and Arthur Carpegna as part of the heated testimony.

Los Angeles Mary Astor D. Franklyn Thorpe Ruaindy Miss Astor George S Kaufman DilThorpes Joseph Andeson Anderson Khaufman George Oppenheimer New Lark Daniel! Suberhberg Bennett Cerf New York Sylvia Sidneyoan Tfiain Count Artturo Carpegna Carlos Paraga Havana John Fidiidge Isang Thalbert Seria Shearer Anderson

County approves slag purchase for Gore Orphanage Road

County commissioners yesterday agreed to buy 390 tons of slag at 150 dollars per ton to improve Gore Orphanage road in Brighton township. The project will be financed by the township trustees.

Gore Orphanage Brighton Township

Family Visitors and Overnight Guests Reported

Miss Rebecca Rea attended English Lutheran services with family. Conner of Akron and Mr and Mrs Ray mond Beasley attended. Mr and Mrs John Cook hosted Wr and Wig John Cook and others. visits included Orr and Mrs XN Cook. Darwin Ritz and Leipsic relatives joined from Leipsic. Bryant family related from Covington and Wanchester on recent trip. Bryant stayed at her father's home indefinitely.

Bensley Bryant

Community club and society notices in Amherst area

Amherst area clubs churches and societies hold meetings and social events this week. Concordia Club at St Pauls Lutheran Church parlor hosts a regular meeting with six o clock tureen supper. Young Ladies Society of St Josephs meets at Miss Cecelia Schmitz East Street. Hickory Tree Grange convenes at Grange Hall on Milan Avenue. Members host hospitality and card events at various homes, quilting sessions, and fundraising dinners are planned for upcoming weeks. News notes include births, travels, and visitors from nearby towns and cities.

Amherst Concordia Club St Pauls Lutheran Church John Michael

Norwalk District leaders attend Inter-Club meeting in London Ontario

Dr Vernon Wager superintendent of the Norwalk District presided as the Conference conducted year end reports from each Society and department. Attendees included President W O Haden Vice President Duaurel Shepard and secretary J Howard Page among others. The group traveled from Cleveland to Port Stanley then London for the Inter-Club meeting, enjoying a city tour before returning home. A fire at Cleveland Steel Products Co No 2 plant caused about 25 dollars in damage when an avocado kettle incident sparked the blaze. Fire Chief Lynn Coates led the extinguishing effort.

Vernon Wager Norwalk London Ontario Mondas W Ot Haden Duaurel Shepard J Howard Page Rollin West Claude Gott H C Ottebacher Koth Watters L W McConnell Dunford Maurice Rady Robert Herrich Ernest Smith Allisance Guy Phelps T .W Pfeiffer Cleveland Port Stanley Inter Club Cleveland Steel Products Co No 2 Lynn Coates Coates

Miss Mantis Johns to speak at Wellington Townsend Club meeting

The Wellington Townsend Club No 1 will host Miss Mantis Johns at Grange Hall on Thursday August 13 to discuss MA compressions of the National Convention and Townsend Movement progress. The Board of Public Affairs voted to collect about $5000 in delinquent light and water bills and threatened service cuts if settlements are not promptly arranged.

Wellington Townsend Club Grange Hall Mantis Johns Townsend Movement Board of Public Affaire Sprvice i

Baptist Missionary Society to Meet at 8 PM

The Baptist Missionary Society will hold a Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o clock with Mrs Lynn Coates. The Hamilton Street Young People prayer league will gather at the church at 8 o clock. Mr and Mrs Fay Boise and Mr and Mrs Myron Boise and children were Sunday guests of Mrs Josephine Boise and daughter Lydia to celebrate Mrs Josephine Boise 84th birthday. Clayton Shepard accompanied Wills Sessions on a trip to the southern part of the state Saturday. Mrs and Mrs Charles Allison and Mrs Charles Shepard called on Mr and Mrs D Hubbard at Chathan Sunday. Mrs Wildred Chapin and five sons and Mrs Bert Locke of Oberlin were recent guests of Mrs Mary Fox. Mrs Rena Reynolde Brighton was a guest in the same home.

The Baptist Missionary Society Lynn Coates Hamilton Street Fay Boise Myron Boise Josephine Boise Lydia Josephine Boise Clayton Shepard Wills Sessions Charles Allison Charles Shepard D . Hubbard Chathan Wildred Chapin Fifti Mirs Bert Locke Oberlin Mary Fox Rena Reynolde Brighton

Huntington HUNTINGTON Family Gathering Guests In Attendance

Huntington residents hosted a Sunday family gathering with Mr and Mrs Fred Mohns and several relatives including Mrs Donald Thompson Wis Melean and daughter Shirles, and son David Mrs Mamie Seehlmar and daughter Mrs Burl Brane from Rand Ripida Mich Mi and Mrs Glenro Mohns Mi and Mrs McLain and daughter Lliss Mobns and sister Theola were present.

Squirrels and neighbors share a quiet Bis vicinity scene

Local residents note a colony of squirrels seen daily around Telick Avenue and Barker Street. Mrs Elizabeth Paul arranged a special leader on the tree in front of her home where she places nuts daily for the squirrels. Elsie Jamis, movie star and former Walt nurse, sent a surprise card to Mrs Brice promising a visit. Community members attend reunions and church events amid midweek services led by Miss Kate Ciara.

Telick Avenue Fast Barker Street Fred the Squirrels Mis Lhza Paul His Bmilia Brice Elsie Jamis Walt Nurse Mars Brice Tneir Miss Jamis Gregtline Thio Charles Shepard Crawfords Sullivan Win Church of Christ Bere Miller Huntington Kate Ciara

Wellington War delivery a Junior Grissinger 411

Vaudeville contest at Wellington Fair August 25 27 offers 106 in prizes two day feature with entries for both juvenile and adult acts. A R Branson appoints Wallie Suite and J Howard Page to run the event. Judges chosen led by Assistant Postmaster Bill Wadsworth.

Wellington Grissinger Millington Antona R Branson Wallie Suite J Howard Page Bill Wadsworth

Bowen and Handley Families Gather for Weekend Visits

Mansfield residents Mio and Wis Clifford Bowen spent Tuesday evening at the Bowen home. Clem Finkle and family visited Amherst Sunday with Wis Finkles aunt Mrs Alune Dilgard. Tawrence Thudhum stayed several days with his grandparents Mio and Mrs Johnson Cue. Arthur Handley and family visited New London with Harry Gregg and family. Walter Handley and daughter visited Arlo Smith of Wellington and the weekend with friends and relatives. The Pather reunion was at Charles Parker’s home Sunday. Helen Beam of Wellington visited her sister Mrs Hatt Leininger last week. Grace Crile returned home Monday after several weeks at John Barber’s in Wellington. The note reflects on how conscience, termed by Greeks as ethic, is the pursuit of the ideal end in action.

Mio Wis Clifford Bowen Mansfield Bowen Yasterday Clem Finkle Amherst Pather Charles Parker Helen Beam Wellington Hatt Leininger Grace Crile Mondav Alle John Barber

Surprised Reporters Meet Dempsey and Jacobs at Airport

In Cleveland Ang 11, air line passengers Jack Dempsey and Mr Jacobs were captured by reporters and cameramen. The duo, who joked about handling cigars in Chicago, posed for photos as they arrived, their mirth drawing attention from the press.

Cleveland Ang Air Iine Jack Dempsey Jacoba Fiatiana Chicago Dempsey- Jacobse

Two Brothers Questioned in Wilkinson Daniels Death

Donald McElroy 20 and William McElroy 22 were to be questioned today over the death of William Daniels 22 after a fight over a girl. Prosecutor F Axthelm quoted Donald McElroy saying he struck Daniels in the head with a flat object.

Marion QO Donald McElroy William Willam Daniela F Axthelm Daniels

Wary Seitters Wins Trip to Camp Crag

Announcement by Virs C Church advisor to the Surrusuders 4H Club says Wary Seitters won a trip to Camp Crag after a gardens tour. Mary Jordan scored 113 of 115, with 115 for Mary Seitters, judged by Harry Cotterbacher Dorothy Hughes and Mrs B Southird.

Surrusuders 4H Wary Seitters Camp Crag Mary Jordan Mary Seitters Tasephine Kibner Mary Tordan Mary Harry

Bible Students Meet at Methodist Church Study

Bible students of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday evening at 720 in the Mechantt room to study the Bible and discuss lessons.

Bible Students The Methodist Church

QLARTFRLY CONFFRENCE Final Methodist church meeting in August

The final meeting for the year of the Methodist church will be held Thursday evening August 20. Supper will be served and covered.

Methodist Church

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