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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1937
Page
16
NEW PHILADELPHIA Aug 27 Sheriff Wayne Host ordered all slot machines and other gambling devices removed from Tuscarawas County by Saturday midnight amid fear of authorities in other counties.
This city’s oldest traffic victim is George Echoles, 101, who was struck by an automobile yesterday. He was cut and bruised severely.
Henrietta residents Mr. and Mrs. Lester Husted and children spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. John Bauman. Ralph Husted of Cleveland and Marvene Kranyak a Gates Hospital nurse visited Henrietta. several guests included Mr. and Mrs. Max Coates and son Gary of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Weber of Oberlin, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coates, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Walker of Oberlin, and Fred Reiner who moved from Elyria Clinic to his home. Albert Reusser and Paul Myer were in Wooster Friday, Russell Flood of Elyria and Mrs. John Bauman spent Sunday at Ray Brown’s home. Amherst visitors included Mrs. John Bauman, Henrietta Hill, and Mrs. Elizabeth Bauman.
Harley Haver aged 64 of Canal Winchester died after a 10-foot fall from a step ladder at a hospital. He suffered a fractured skull in the incident reported from Columbus on August 27.
Pittsfield community records the Neiding family reunion at Crystal Beach on Sunday August 22 with extended relatives including Holla Zimmerman White Norris and Zimmermans in attendance. The group visited Brook Park and Cleveland exposition while Ana Clair Saxton visit concluded. Mary Alice Worcester returns from Indiana visit and local residents report Tuesday calls from Jack Holden Ada Sherburne and Rev L P Juell.
The Kipton Bradford family held its 18th annual reunion at E. W. Sabin’s home with seventy nine guests from Salt Lake City Eaton Michigan and several Ohio towns. A picnic lunch and afternoon games followed the business meeting. Next Sunday Rev Joseph McCaba on furlough from Africa will speak at Camden Baptist Church in both morning and evening services. About fifty attended the Camden Baptist Sunday school picnic at Brookside Park in Ashland.
SOUTHBRIDGE Mass American industry pays about $50 000 000 annually for eye accidents says Charles C Cozzens vice president American Optical company Estimates say at least half this cost could be eliminated within 12 months with ordinary safety methods Some 200 000 eyes are lost per year in U S industry he says
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