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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1932

Page

8

Circulate Old Age Pension Petitions Here

Lorain County Old Age Committee led by Chairman J Leser and Secretary Wright has completed its organization and will begin circulating Old Age Pension petitions in Elyria on Tuesday August 30. The effort is backed by the Fraternal Order of Eagles the Ohio State Federation of Labor and the Old Age Security League. The proposed Ohio law would provide pensions up to 300 a year for eligible residents with at least fifteen years of state and national citizenship and would cover burial expenses up to 100. Volunteers will canvass individuals and answer questions about the law while a county and district candidate survey on pension views will be released later. A meeting for fraternal groups to join the petition drive is set for 7 45 tonight at the Eagles Club with Elyria cooperators including Eagles carpenters electricians plumbers bricklayers printers and others.

Lorain County J. Leser WR. Wright Elyria Ame Lorain Amherst Wellington E. Iv Order of Eagles Ohio State Federation of Labor Old Age Security League United State Eagles’ Club The Eagles

National Air Races Upset Crowds With Aerial Feats

Third day of the National Air Races in Cleveland featured short speed events and aerial aerobatics. Ben A. Howard of Chicago won the 10 lap, five mile course at 175.445 mph aboard a White Howard Menasco plane, with William A. Long of Kansas City second. Johnny Livingston of Aurora, Neb., flew a 375 mile Cleveland to Cincinnati back leg in 2 hours 17 minutes 295 seconds and finished third in the final race won by Howard. Felix Zelcor of New York won the Williams B. Leeds Trophy from New York to Cleveland aboard a Laird monoplane. C. M. Taylor of Little Rock, Ark., was the sole finisher in the amateur New York to Cleveland event. Army and Marine air squadrons presented group flying as foreign fliers wowed spectators with spiraled side slips, dives, loops and rolls under the supervision of Lieuts. Krop, Agsolant, D'Arbeu, and R. L. R. Atherly.

Cleveland Ben A. Howard Chicago Howard Menasco William A. Long Kansas City Johnny Livingston Aurora Gfheinnati Livingston Warner Howard Zelcor New York Felix Zelcor Laird C. M. Taylor Little Rock Ark Selfridge Field Mich Emil Krop Germany Jean Agsolant France Placido D'Arbe

Local magician Roscoe Kauffman to perform tonight

Local magician Roscoe Kauffman will present a show at Odd Fellows Hall at 7:30. Admission is by ticket and the event is sponsored by Elyria business and professional men while noting a broader call for a new spirit in education from primary to university.

Roscoe Kauffman Odd Fellows’ Hall Elyria

Shots Fired Driver Flee After Guard Gunfire Near Oberlin

Sheriff Clarence Adams reports a guard watching road machinery on Diagonal Road near Oberlin fired several shots at a machine last night. The men attempting to steal gasoline fled upon realizing the guard was present. the shots struck the machinery.

Clarence Adams Diagonal Road Oberlin

Arrest at hospital as man tries to flee

Police arrested Thomas O'Neal Saturday night after finding him attempting to leave Memorial Hospital where he was treated for head cuts. Officers reported he was intoxicated and attempting to escape before arrival.

Thomas O'Neal Memorial Hospital O'Neal

Attempted arson reported at Pittsfield home

James Davidson of Quarry Road Pittsfield told the sheriff that someone tried to set his house on fire yesterday afternoon during his absence. Chief Deputy Clarence Dick investigated. an old shirt and a pair of shoes were burned with no other signs of incendiarism found.

James Davidson Quarry Road Pittsfield Sheriff’s Department Clarence Dick

Penny Theft Reported at Vestal Shos Company

An electric scale in the door Way of the Vestal Shos Company on Middle Avenue was pried open last night and about four dollars in pennies taken. The money drawer was found at the rear of the building. Mr Frisbee of 240 Broad Street reported 50 feet of garden hose stolen from his residence.

Vestal Shos Company Middle Avenue Mr. Frisbee Polite

Night Blooming Cereus Bloom Captivates Home Viewers

An informal gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Hauenstein's 625 Dewey avenue showcased a night blooming cereus in a single night bloom. The waxy white flower with pink outer petals reached eight inches across, opening after darkness and closing by daylight, likely pollinated by a night flying insect. The plant, seven years in cultivation, drew several visitors while experts explained its desert origins and species variation.

Mrs. Hauenstein Dewey Avenue

Criticism of Mate Makes Wife Angry

An analysis by Garry C. Myers on how self asserted superiority in criticism sparks mutual irritation between spouses. The author traces how initial fault finding leads to a cycle of rising annoyance, as ego, mood, and repeated judgments escalate tensions with his wife and children.

Mate

Republicans Attack Roosevelt Plan At Chicago Convention

Washington August 29 Republicans assail Franklin D Roosevelt over his prohibition plan saying he traded the moderate resubmission plank for political gain and that the plan he endorsed was not the one originally drawn by Roosevelt spokesmen at the convention. Separately a report claimed a human body was being transported in a passenger car through New London prompting sheriff's investigation but officials found no match to any vehicle.

Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt Saught N. P Chicago William B. Hull Republican National Committee Roosevelt New London Clarence Adams Marshal Campbell Claude Adams

Large Attendance at Church Picnic Near Oberlin

Over 500 attended the Sacred Heart church picnic at Campbell's Grove near Oberlin with more than 400 guests from Cleveland and invited Wellington parishioners. A noon chicken dinner preceded softbal and other afternoon games and a supper in the evening.

Oberlin Sacred Heart Church Campbell's Grove Wellington Cleveland

Meat Loaf Baked Potatoes and Walnut Cake Menu Hints

Household hints outline a menu including meat loaf potatoes and salad with coffee. The article provides a Walnut Cake recipe using coffee and walnuts, notes cake as a desirable warm weather dessert, and gives potato nutrition and cooking tips. It also adds a tip on cleaning bed springs with a large bottle brush.

Meat Loaf Recipe From Mary Morton

Two pounds ground meat and two cups ground cooked wheat form a loaf with two eggs and milk or tomatoes. Add onions and green pepper, salt, and pepper. Bake 20 minutes then 350 degree oven for about one and a half hours, basting as needed to stay moist.

Mary Morton

Political thought and language origins and a fisherman's cue

A wandering reflection links prophetic critique of rulers to politics and virtue. It notes the word map from Latin mappa, a banker on vacation is awakened by a laconic greeting, and cites a Mexican Deluge legend where all drowned become fish.

Wellington News Briefs from Ontario and Nearby Towns

Local notes record Fred Hanson traveling to Toronto for races and Harold Henkis and family moving to Oberlin awaiting permanent placement. Bridge club outing to Mid Way Inn near Medina is noted along with several residents visiting Lakeside Cleveland Youngstown and Cleveland for clinics visits and family time.

Oberlin Harold Henkis Toledo Mr. Henkis Mid-Way Inn Medina

Newspaperman George McDowell Dies at 76

George McDowell longtime Cincinnati Enquirer managing editor died suddenly of heart disease. A 52 year career in Cincinnati journalism began under Murat Halstead at the old Cincinnati Gazette and included 28 years with the Enquirer.

Cincinnati George McDowell The Cincinnati Enquirer Murat Halstead Old Cincinnati Gazette Enquirer

Prisoner Hangs Self in Batavia Jail

Orley Garrison, 60, jailed in Clermont County on forgery charges, ended his life by hanging from cell bars Sunday night. Coroner Joseph Curliss ruled death by his own action as the body was found today in Batavia.

Batavia Orley Garrison Clermount County Joseph Curliss

Avon Club Hosts Late Hour Bridge Night

Avon Aug 28 Mr and Mrs James Russell hosted members of the Late Hour Club with Mrs Edward Murphy of Cleveland guest. Bridge trophies went to Mr and Mrs George Nagel first and Mrs Edward Murphy with H E Greely second. Remarks include birthday gatherings at John Webber’s Snow Road home with relatives visiting from Lakewood Elyria and Avon Lake. Several local residents visited, returned from California, and planned future visits.

Abbie Davis Morgan Street Alice Root Pittsfield C. M. Brars Spring Street Asheville N. C E. C. Brown Robert Crystal Rock Park Leslie Bickel Comfort Club East Lorain Street Thomas Henderson Thomas Detroit D. A. Wood East College Street M. A. Houghton Elizabeth Margaret Cleveland H. A West Russia Club Hange North Mainstreet Elver Grills Lacey Grills Elyria O' Floyd Lang Elyria Memorial Hospital W. H. Seaman Shirley Valois N. Y Elden Badger Horton Kan C. P. Badger North Park Street Fay Charvat Columbus Andrew Fenn Hinsdale Iil Seaman Goldie Coates Mary Pitts Lakeside Lettie Hawk Clara Kemper Mas Rehm North Collns Hugh Kane Grace Coates Harry Gill Fred Gillett Isabel Rathwell Beverly Hilliker Ashtabula Clara Belle Kistler Ethel George Bishop Betty Clisby Ben Warren Ashland A. J. Warren Betty Heenek Detmar Roedel Elsa Avery Nancy Lois West C. J. Mendal Pittsburgh George Braun del Beers Lorain Henry Ramser Edna Wight John Wight J. W. McAteer Cincinnati McAteer Frank Richmond Clara Disbro H. C. Barbor Avon James Russell Edward Murphy George Nagel H. E. Greely B. Marlowe John Webber Snow Road Carda Edith Webber James Peck Robert DeChant Margarite DeChant Walter Bauldauf Edward Gable Kenneth Lakewood Mary G. Webber Avon Lake Webber Iva Hoard California M. A. Webber W. E. Blake Mr. Blake Arcadia Ohio Ambrose Wearsch Peter Wearsch Delores Delores Wearsch Ambrose Wearscht Indiana

Cleveland Market Report Prices for Produce Livestock and Hogs

Market firm for Cleveland produce with eggs butter and poultry priced per pound. Potatoes from Ohio and New York show No 1 partly graded at $1.00 to $1.05 per 100 pounds. Livestock volumes steady with hogs 100 to 250 pounds down to $4.75, cattle generally weaker, calves up to $8.00, sheep steady with lambs around $6.09 and tops at $6.25.

Cleveland Sig Cocks Ohio U. S New York

Alleged Key Man in Potter Case in Custody

Louis Rothkopf, sought for questioning in the murder of former Councilman William E. Potter on February 3, 1931, surrendered to police after arriving from Chicago. Authorities name Rothkopf as the key man in the Potter case, linked to Pittsburgh Hymie Martin, who faced charges and was convicted then acquitted in the same shooting.

Cleveland Louis Rothkopf William £. Potter Bernard Wolf Rothkopf Chicago Potter Pittsburgh Hymie’ Martin

Cincinnati Wins Site for $15 Million Home Loan Bank

Subscription books will be opened at once as the first step toward launching the $15,000,000 Home Loan Bank in Cincinnati amid competition with Columbus. Chairman Franklin W. Fort of the federal home loan board announced the site designation, noting Cincinnati’s central location and dominance in mortgage loans gave it the edge.

Washington Cincinnati Franklin W. Fort Federal Home Loan Board Ohio- Kentucky-Tennessee Columbus

Avalanche Kills Five Men In San Francisco Project Tunnel

Five men from San Francisco died after a tunnel section collapsed during the Hetch Hetchy project. Rescue teams recovered four bodies early today, with one remaining missing. The victims were C Kline Pat Crowley C Simondson Tom Denehy and Ray McClendon, all unmarried. The cave in blocked about 15 feet of tunnel two thousand seven hundred feet from the entrance, part of a 28 1/2 mile tunnel system bringing water to the city.

Livermuns Var Valee-Mocho Hetch-Hetchy Afthaan C. Kline Pat Crowley C. Simondson Tom Dennehy Ray McClendon San Francisco

Death record of John H McClelland at Elyria Home for the Aged

John H McClelland aged 86 died at the Elyria Home for the Aged after a brief illness. He was born July 12 1860 in New Philadelphia and was a widower. Funeral services at the Home for the Aged with Rev Karl Meister officiating then in Waynesburg Ohio.

John H. McClelland Elyria Mr. McClelland New Philadelphia Taylor Funeral Karl Meister Waynesburg Ohio

East Carlisle School To Open September 7th

East Carlisle School will open its 1932 33 year on September 7 one day later than other Lorain County schools but will begin actual work on the first day to avoid loss of time. Many students are Four H Club members and will exhibit at the Lorain County Fair on Tuesday September 6. The Board of Education urged parents to send money with children on opening day for books.

East Carlisle Lorain County Board of Education

Ohio Evangelical Church pastor appointments announced

Akron Aug. 29 Appointments for Evangelical pastors in Ohio were announced. Rev H V Summers Canton District Superintendent and former Calvary pastor will be replaced by Rev E E Nietz Findlay Summers leaves for Canton Caldwell will replace Nietz in Findlay Cleveland District appointments named I A Allen district superintendent A M Rickel Amherst C H Rundt Bellevue W S Myers Belmore R L Lee Bettsville I H Amore Brownhelm South Ridge.

Akron Ohio Conference of the Evangelical Church H. V. Summers Canton Calvary Church E. E. Niets Findlay Summers D. L. Caldwell Nietz Cleveland Allen

Tall Sunflower at Mrs. Almas Home Reaches 13 Feet

A sunflower at 126 Taft Avenue belonging to Mrs. Louis Almas rises 13 feet 4 inches. It grew from chicken feed and has been nurtured since showing promise. Another plant at the same site bears 101 flowers and buds, but is shorter than the tall stalk.

Louis Almas Taft Avenue

Real Estate Transfers In Elyria Amherst and Avon

A series of property transfers including Edward A Seabold to Elyria Dairies Inc on West River Street and Lake Avenue Elyria plus Lake Avenue Elyria. Lucille Wesbecher trustee to Edith Lahiff two Amherst lots. Carl A Wesbecher to Edith Lahiff quitclaim two Amherst lots. Henry Wesbecher and Lucille Wesberger to Edith Lahiff quitclaim two Amherst lots. Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light to Wilson Properties quitclaim two acres and one and a half acres Avon Township. Sheriff's deed to Northern Savings and Loan Co Jots on Abbe Road and Bonair Avenue Elyria Township and two City Farms Allotment lots. First Savings and Loan Co to Ernest and Lila Palmer. 42 acres on New London Hastern Road Huntington Township. Ernest and Lila Palmer to First Savings and Loan Co lot on Floral Court Elyria.

Edward A. Seabold Elyria Dairies, Inc West River Street Lake Avenue Elyria Lucille Wesbecher Joseph Wesbecher Edith Lahiff Amherst Carl A. Wesbecher Henry Wesbecher Lucille Wesberger Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light Company Wilson Properties Company Avon Township Northern Savings and Loan Company Abbe Road Bonair Avenue Elyria Township City Farms First Savinge and Loan Company Ernest and Lila Palmer New London-Hastern Road Huntington Township Ernest First Savings and Loan Company Floral Court

Cleveland Trust sues Rocco Montag nese for loan default

The Cleveland Trust Company filed suit against Rocco Montag nese of Elyria and others seeking $3,390 claimed due on a promissory note and foreclosure of Elyria property.

Cleveland Trust Company Rocco Montagnese Elyria, Et al Elyria

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Western Reserve Inance Frank J. Polk Wilson Tammany Hall James J. Walker Walker Tammany Garry C. Myers Cleveland College Western Reserve University Ciara Garry C Myers Goethe Conway N. H James Stokley Frankelin Institute of Philadelphia I. M. Levitt South Pleasant Street Esther Alfsen Ronald Wilbond Arge Grurch Carl Spitler Dayton Greenville Edwards West Alice Ward John Ward Tucson Arizona Marvin Mosher Lodi Chas. Hallouer Groveland Street H. W. Keighley C. Aparer Prosser Treveand Mary Peck Hollywood Avenue Linwood Park Cascade Park Hlyria Mary Mills Roig Olmsted Falls Charles Floyd Bryant Elmer Harris West Russia Durand Hays Davies Kent Canada Fred Hanson Toronto John Greenfield Courtland Street Youngstown Home Loan Bank Bulletin Jane Outs Mame O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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