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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1932

Page

6

Railroads gain from twelve Chamber of Commerce proposals

A special committee of the local chamber approved all twelve US Chamber of Commerce suggestions to aid railroads. They urge scrutiny of legislation to protect public interests and call for reduced regulation, faster rates, and open competition with water and highway carriers.

United States Chamber of Commerce Biyria Chamber of Commerce C. J. Crehore Clayton Hail E. L. Hukill J. J. Parks Frank Wilford

National chamber seeks opinions on rail and reparations plan

The referendum surveys Chambers of Commerce nationwide on proposed reforms. It asks whether reparations should be paid only for actual damages and if the commission may delegate powers to individual commissioners with appeal rights to the commission. It emphasizes avoiding routine matters by boards of commission employees and maintains appeal to the commission.

United States National Chamber

Hi-Y Boys Form Basketball League in Elyria

After football the Hi-Y clubs in Elyria organize a junior league of four teams with eight players per team. Captains are Ray McLaughlin Jos Craber Charles Bush and Jack Hauser. Games at 4 p m each Thursday, one game weekly. Senior Hi-Y forms two teams to play outside clubs.

Elyria Bors Memers Ray McLaughlin Jos Craber Charles Bush Jack Hauser

May Change Verdict in Kurtz Case

Lorain coroner hints death verdict in Arthur Kurtz case may be changed from suicide to accidental. Coroner T A Peebles planned afternoon testimony at police HQ in Lorain and to question gun owner Joseph Bernatovich. The gun was loaded when given to Kurtz, who was found in his car with a head wound on Broadway after borrowing the gun for hunting.

Arthur Kurtz Lorain T A. Peebles Peebles Joseph Bernatorvich Kurtz Bernatovich Broadway

Wood Choppers Arrested Near South Lorarata

Wholesale arrest of twenty four wood choppers for destroying valuable trees in a large woods near South Lorata and Seneca road. Warrants signed by O. W. Zaiser for the Colorado Clinton Company. Ten arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro, fined $1 and costs. Six jailed for nonpayment. One paid. three have until tomorrow to pay. All residents of South Loraine.

South Lorata Seneca Road O. W. Zaiser Colorado Clinton Company Joaseph Petro South Lavain

Sparks Cause Fire At West Avenue Home

Sparks from four chimneys were blamed for a small fire that caused slight damage to a shingle roof on the home of W. H. Miller at 329 West Avenue at noon today. Elyria firefighters confined the blaze to the roof.

W. 8. Miller West Avenue Elyria

Former Fire Chief Wallace Injured In Cleveland Fall

In Cleveland 85 year old George A. Wallace a famed former fire chief and chief emeritus after more than five decades of service was hospitalized after a stair fall. He sustained a broken rib and skull injuries. In New Philadelphia Ohio coroner J. Lewis investigated the death of 72 year old Mrs Nancy Pedlar whose body was found on a stairway at Theodora Kaiser’s home where she worked as a housekeeper with a fractured skull.

Cleveland George A. Wallace Cleveland Fire Department Wallace New Philadelphia J. Lewis Nancy Pedlar Theodora Kaiser

Holdup Victim To Look Over Youths

Elyria youths Robert Daley and Frank Oldenburgh are jailed in Cleveland on robbery charges in the case of Leonard Holton who says two men stopped him on Dean road with his gas truck, took $100 and forced him to swallow sleeping pills. Holton will be taken to Cleveland to identify the suspects.

Robert Daley Frank Oldenburgh Elyria Cleveland Leonard Holton Eastern Heights Boulevard Paul Chapman Holton Dean Road

Death of Mrs. Sarah Arman of Toledo Ohio

Mrs. Sarah Arman age 86 died at her home 542 Arden Place Toledo after a lingering illness. Formerly of this city she had lived in Toledo twenty years. She was a Methodist. Daughter Mrs. Conrad Rupple of Toledo and many relatives survive. Body to arrive Friday, to Nichols General Home for calling. Services Saturday at 10 a m with Dr E J Bond officiating. Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.

Sarah Arman Arden Place Toledo Ohio Arman Methodist Church Conrad Rupple Nichols General Home Als E. J. Bond Ridgelawn Cemetery

Mrs Flora Strahl Dies at 77 in Amherst

Mrs Flora Strahl 77 died at ten p m at the home of her daughter Mrs Charles Hearn 164 North Main street Amherst where she had resided for over a year She was born in Wood County Ohio moved to Amherst as a child Surviving are two daughters a son eight grandchildren four great grandchildren two brothers and one sister She belonged to Congregational church and Ladies Aid Society Funeral services will be held from Zilch Funeral Home at 2:06 p m Saturday with Rev F E Eastman officiating Burial will be in Crownhill cemetery

Amherst Flora Strahl Charles Hearn North Main Street Strahl Decessed Wood County Ohio HH. A. Monger Otho Strahl Lora‘a Dacos Walker Kalamazoo Michigan George Walker Paw Paw Helen Brown Congregational Church Ladies’ Aid Society Zilch Funeral Home F. E. Eastman Crownhill

Death of Bird B Van Arsdale in Berea at 74

Bird B Van Arsdale died at Community Hospital Berea at age 74 after illness since September 19. Survived by widow Jennie and two sons Clarence of Cuyahoga Falls and John R of Columbia, plus grandchildren Robert Richard John Mary Lillian and Calvin. Funeral from late residence on Route 2 Saturday at 2 PM.

Bird B. van Arsdale Columbia, O Community Hospital Berea Wr. ‘Ennie van Arsdale Clarence Cuyahoga Falls John R Columbia Robert Richard John Mary Lillian Calvin

Court actions list several Lorain area cases

Patsy Del Grosso awarded 200 dollars in common pleas court for injuries from a Baetz Barber Dairy truck fall on October 12, 1929. Robert Rothgery granted 7222 dollars against Ergin J. Seaton for injuries from a July 1, 1934 Route 58 auto collision. Hattie H. Smith granted divorce from Melvin for gross neglect. Sears Rohauch Company sues Irving Mollison for 2615 on a promissory note. Amherst foreclosure sought. National Bank of Commerce sues Josef Kaczor for 1275 on a note. James E. Barto sues Hemen for divorce for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. married 1930. Ebba L. Hintze sues Wilford D. Edgerton for 25000 for injuries from a collision at Elyria avenue and North Ridge road on June 9.

Patsy del Grosso G. Lorain Common Pleas Baetz Barber Dairy Company Robert Rothgery Oberlin Ergin J. Seaton Rothgery Ile Sears Rohauch Company Irving Mollison Amherst James E. Barto Lorain Hemen Ebba L. Hintze Cleveland Wilford D. Edgerton Winona Elyria Avenue North Ridge Road Juno Jth

Holiday shopping in a 1930s homefront gift guide

The article surveys Christmas gift ideas across departments, from rubber door mats and bathroom scales to electric appliances, radios, and jewelry. It highlights practical items for women and men, such as shoe racks, belts, tab collar shirts, llama ties, zipper bill folds, piano and radio gifts, knitted bed jackets, velvet pajamas, and decorative table linens. It notes cheaper silver prices and suggests gifts suited for hospital or ill friends, with a nod to stylish vanity items and functional kitchenware.

Morocco

Report Sale of Auto Tags Brisk in Elyria

Ohio's new orange and black 1933 automobile hearse plates drew instant popularity as Elyria motorists bought them at Al Mason's service station and the Lorain County Automobile Club. First day sales topped last year's pace, with Harold Briggs and Paul L. Bungard among the first buyers. Tags usable December 1 and required on January 1 with no time extension expected.

Ohio Elyria al Mason Lorain Harold Briggs Third Street Pnd Paul L. Bungard R. D Briggs Automobile Club Bungard Mason's

Gift shopping spree and stamp club open in Elyria

A reporter toured gift shops with items from jewelry to photo albums and typewriters as holiday shopping buzzed. The Elyria Stamp Club held its first meeting at the Y M C A with 15 boys present as adviser E E Weller outlined plans and out of town speakers for future sessions.

Stamp Club Elyria E. E. Weller

Two Stoves Donated to Red Cross Chapter in Lima

The Elvira Chapter of the American Red Cross reported two stoves have been donated to aid flour distribution and relief efforts. Mrs. McCurdy of Adelbert street and the J. H. Brown Oil company provided the units. In Lima, Ga. William Wemmer, founder of a local cigar firm, died in Indianapolis at age 70 after Henry Dessel Sr. Also, Defiance, Ohio, Geo Miller asked officials to help locate his 17 year old son Howard who vanished last Saturday after plans to visit Napoleon.

Elvira American Red Cross McCurdy Adelbert Street J. H. Brown Oil Company Lima, O Geo. 1 Henry Dessel, Sr William J. Wemmer Indianapolis Ind Diesel Wemmer Defiance Geo. E. Miller Definance Howard Miller Napoleon

Oberlin Guest Meeting and Local Fires in Oberlin

The Oberlin Women's Club Garden department hosted a guest meeting at Mrs. C E Gilbert’s home with slides by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baird showing hand colored nature scenes including Oberlin colony views. A chimney fire at Mrs. Rose Grocott’s home on West Lorain Street caused extensive roof damage. fire crews fought the blaze for about an hour.

Oberlin Women's Club C. E. Gilbert Elma Street Robert Baird Mr. Baird Oberlin Colony Rose Grocott West Lorain Street

Amherst Man Tries Suicide in Home Incident

Morris Schiverstine 22 of Amherst Jackson Street and Elyria Avenue, Amherst, is reported in serious condition at Amherst Hospital after a 3 a m gunshot self injury. Deputy sheriffs say he had earlier expressed intent to shoot himself following a troubled period. Dr G M Parker arrived after the gun fired through a locked screen door, striking him in the side.

Morris Schiverstine Jackson Street Elyria Avenue Amherst Schiveratine Amherst Hospital Schiversting Paul Chapman Bob Rodgers Shiverstine G. M. Parker Schiverstine Marian Chandler Dr. Parker

Elks To Hold Memorial Service in Elyria

The Elyria Elks announce their annual Memorial service at Eils Hall on Sunday December 4 at 3 1 PM. Exalted ruler M Eidt says Reverend James T Daley of St Marys Church will deliver the principal address as the service honors ten deceased Elks and is open to the public.

Elyria Elks Eils Hall M. Eidt James T. Daley St. Mary's Church Elks Eidr

Dairymen hear calls for united action and price fixes

Wellington dairy meeting featured W. E. Leach urging farmers to stay with the D C 3 A and seek producer consumer balance. Dc H Burk pushed a state survey bill, warning against a milk strike, while Robert Walden and others proposed price fixing to improve Ohio milk conditions. Ben Burge opened the session in Wellington.

W. E. Leach Litchfield Leach Dc. H. Burk Huron County Ohio Robert Walden Wellington George Lund Norwalk George Ganyard Medina County Ben Burge

Bandits Cut Wires As They Rob New Holland Bank

A guard questioned by robbers on the second floor of the bank building learned the office was the telephone exchange. Bandits cut wires before the bank, delaying comms as Mrs. Laura Ruble observed trouble. Johnson escaped from the jail, sought help, and deputies from Pickaway county raced to New Holland after alarms were raised.

Johnson Laura Ruble Washington D. H Almelf Joe McQuay George Kirk Kirk George Charles Radcliffe Pickaway County New Holland

Plans for Turning Idea into Tangible Storm Discussed

Next came discussion of plans for putting the idea into tangible storm, and suggestions made by several local figures about how to implement it.

Notable Market and Community Notes From Cleveland and Toledo

Edgar Herzog and Police Chief Stankard are under executive review as plans for organization and the Not an Empty Stocking movement proceed. A Colony Club dance at the American Legion Home on Ohio Street will raise funds for the cause, with many local figures participating and supporting charitable aims. Market reports cover prices for butter eggs poultry and grain in Cleveland and Toledo, noting steady tones in butter and eggs, varied hog and cattle receipts, and mixed grain quotes amid a busy shipping period.

Edgar Herzog Stankard Colony Club American Legion Ohio Street W. F. France W. H. van Oster James A. Hewitt A. E. Avery J. L. Mathis E J. Stankard Paul Collins W. G. Smith A.C. Hudnutt T. N. Kelly RJ. Agate Emma Warman A. N. Lyberger F. QO. BE Lilmin Custar Allen Parent- Teacher Association M.D. Miller Marie Ss. Gilman Associated Charities Misa Beso Schulze Miss Maude Denham Miss Gladys Plocher YL. W. CL R ., Maston Elyria Robert Stephen H. EF. Stolzenburg Ohio National Guard Y ¥-Indua Chih Leo Blaser Colony Kibs G. E

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Middle Thone Loral Western Reserve Finance Turner Block Hi-Y Wood Choppers Hattie H. Smith Melvin W. B. Thompson National Bank of Commerce, Lorain Josef Kaczor South Pleasant Street Esther Alfsen Ronald Wisbond Home and Foreign Missionary Societies The J. D. Yocom Woodland Avenue Bogers Gillett Africa Karl F. Geiser Oberlin College Columbus Civics State of A. L. Loesch Boston Russell Theological Seminary Lester Looney Pelham, N. Y Thomas Willis Elmwood Place Birmingham Ruth Hubbard Rochester, N. Y G. D. Hubbard Mrs Frank Foster Requite North Pleasantaircet Pennsylvania New York Uslits Chicago United States Department of Agriculture Wisconsin Rahley Zale Timothy Lover the O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co Elyria, Ohio UG Pouutmut Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
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