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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1933

Page

5

Ford Dealer Bid Upheld In Civilian Conservation Corps Sale

Washington reports a Ford dealer bid for CCC trucks was approved after a dispute over eligibility under the presidential order banning non NRA firms. Recovery chief Johnson argued the dealer flew the Blue Eagle but Ford failed to sign the automobile code. Comptroller General McCarl said code signing was not required. Secretary Wallace announced acceptance of Northwest Motor Co bid at 567 dollars per unit.

Washington Civilian Conservation Corps Ford NRA Hugh 5. Johnson Ford Motor Company J. R. McUarl Ford Company Johnson McCarl Secretary of Agriculture Wallace Northwest Motor Co

November Auto Sales Report in Lo Rain County

Automobile passenger car sales for November totaled 63 in Lo rain County, reported by the county clerk's automobile bill-of-sale department. Five new trucks were sold. November sales were down from October's 103 cars and 11 trucks, but this November's car total was three times last year's 21 cars and four trucks.

Lorain County

John Lersch Co. to Open New Dry Goods Store in Marion

R. B. Maxwell Co. of Mansfield connected with the move. John Lersch Co. founder Mr. Phillips plans three days of closure for a Thursday opening sale and redecorating the storeroom front. He will reside with Mr. Fulton and divide time between Marion and Mansfield as the business expands. Colleagues praise his civic engagement and business acumen.

R. B. Maxwell Co Mansfield Phillips Chronicle-Telegram Marion Fulton John Lersch Co

Pittsfield Schools Stage Declamation Oratory Contests

Pittsfield Township schools plan a series of contests including Declamation Oratory and Dramatic events with seven schools participating. The first declamatory contest will be at Pittsfield Center M E church Friday night, with bronze medals awarded for first second and third places funded by Oberlin and Wellington merchants.</S>

Pittsfield Pittsfield Township M. E Pittsfield Center Oberlin Wellington

Driver Dies After Collision With Freight Train in Athens

Dillard Kelly, 43, of Athens, died from injuries after his car struck a freight train at the B and C crossing in Hamden, Vinton county. He had been returning from Cleveland where he attended a Modern Woodmen of America convention and was taken to Athens hospital.

Streight Athens Dillard Kelly B. & C. Crossing Hamden Vinton County Kelly Athens Hospital Cleveland Modern Woodmen of America

Local Night Thefts and Bicycle Incident Reported

Reported attempts to steal gasoline from F L Wacker’s garage four miles south on La Grange road prompted Deputy Sheriffs Henry Mochi and Claude Adams to respond after Mrs Wacker sighted the intruder. The man fled leaving a can and hose as Mr Wacker armed himself with a shotgun. Also a Stop & Lake Ave resident Herman Humphreys suffered a severe cut above the eye when he fell from his bicycle on Broad Street after colliding with Leonard Monske of 554 13th Street. Police noted the bicycle theft of William Olsen of 240 Hamilton Ave yesterday.

F. L. Wacker Here la Grange Road Sheriff's Department Henry Mochi Claude Adams Herman Humphreys Stop & Lake Avenue Broad Street Leonard Monske 13Th Street William Olsen Hamilton Avenue

Death Record Michael Gatze Of Amherst Ohio

Michael Gatze aged 52 died at his home on Bechstien road after a lingering illness. He leaves his widow Anna. Funeral services 9:30 Monday from the late home with Fr Achilles P Ferreri officiating. Burial in St Joseph's Cemetery.

Amherst Michael Gatze Bechstien Road Anna Achilles. P. Ferreri St. Joseph’s Cemetery

Court Actions Span Divorce to Public Offense

Laura Mae Abell wins divorce from Arthur Abell on gross neglect and extreme cruelty and reverts to Laura Mae Brinzley. In separate cases, C Hunker faces $10 fine and costs for reckless driving, with suspension and probation. Campbell Vanderson is fined and jailed 10 days for assault and battery after his wife testifies. Fred Atwood seeks divorce from Viola Atwood on cruelty. Amherst Savings and Banking liquidator sues Hale Bechtel et al for $2,863 on a note with mortgage foreclosure sought.

Laura Mae Abell Arthur Abell W. B. Thompson Laura Mae Brinzley C. Hunker Lilyria Joseph Petro J. Killock Lorain Henry King Campbel Vanderson Abbe Road Fred Atwood Viola Atwood Common Pleas Amherst Savings and Banking Company I. J. Fulton

Industrial ties expand Palm Beach suit center in Lorain

The Goodall Company will give Lorain first consideration as its operations push to make Lorain a major Palm Beach suit center. Rich man Brothers secured garment factories in Knoxville and Cincinnati and the Delaware River dredging adds farmlands and jobs on a public works project serving Trenton and Philadelphia.

Knoxville Cincinnati Richman Brothers Lorain Goodall Company Lo- Tain Palm Beach Delaware River Philadelphia Delaware Trenton Department of Publc Works

Land Yacht to Be Displayed in Elyria Sunday

Mu Brothers in Broad St showcase a new Pivela land yacht touring trailer. The two size vehicle, sold knock-down, features a kitchenette with refrigerator, sleeping compartments, wood finish, four windows and radio space, promising little impact on towing performance. Manufactured in Elyria with Beal Lumber, Eldior and Murphy Brothers involvement, available under license elsewhere.

Mu Brothers Broad St Land Elyria Beal Lumber Company Eldior Murphy Brothers

Neva Goodsite and Community Notes in Vinc ent

Miss Neva Goodsite called on Air and Mrs M P Reese Saturday evening. Miss Lawarabell Stoughton visiting relatives. Local church officers urged to attend 4 PM board meeting Friday. Numerous neighbors at social events and birthday observances at various homes. Community gathering at Murray Ridge schoolhouse discussed. Weathered mentions of farm life and local quilt division. Sunday open time included.

J. G. Morris J. C. Sweeit Rath Rocky River M. P. Beese Frankie Beese H.C Murray Ridge Wiliam Goodsite Rand Nest Hert Goodsite Tan William Morris Miss Huta Pers J. G. Mn H.C. Vis Schroeder Colin F. Melntire Chur Win Afieracen Fam Berse Cana Wilferd Wieas Joan Nd Sans William Caer

Oberlin College calendar features games and events

College calendar for the coming week lists events in Oberlin Ohio including a football game Sophomores versus Freshmen, inflation forum, public affairs society, and concerts. Founders Day activities mark opening ceremonies with morning worship and a 4:30 p.m. Founders Day address by President Wiley. Social events, meetings, and Thanksgiving day gatherings are noted among faculty and local guests.

Oberlin OG. Hee Pub. Affairs Society Leonard Watkins The Y of Michigan Professo A. Wooster Oberlin Aday Oberlin College Inney Chapel Wileins

Officers Chosen By Relief Corps

The Gherin Women s Relief Corps held its annual meeting electing officers. Senior President Mal Borg Junior Vice President Lena Foster Treasurer Rosa Dale Chaplain Mabel Clevenger conductor Electra Sage guard delegate Zelda Gravit alternate Stella Avery. Service pins were awarded for twenty five years to Mr Hill and Mrs C D Herrick and sent to Mrs Mabel Gibson Mrs Mary Worces.

Gherin Women's Relief Meeternoon Mal Borg Lena Foster Rosa Dale Mabel Clevenger Electra Sage Zelda Gravit Stella Avery Hill C. D. Herrick Mabel Gibson Mary Worces

Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Across West Ridge Community

Thanksgiving dinners brought many families to host homes in West Ridge. The piece lists numerous Elyria Lorain and Cleveland visitors including Mae Lyman Russell and others, with extended families at Joe Yunger’s, the Grills and Wagner households, and Penfound relatives. A closing note mentions a Sunday school session with ST attendees and a collection of $2.02.

P. O. Pope Mae Lyman Russell Jane Harriet Harley Wilson Ireta Belden Robert Mason Lavonne Mason Elyria Julia Sebastian John Beres Shaker Heights Boulevard Cleveland C. N. Williams Robert Renouard Joe Yunger Lucretia Decker H. H. Drusendah Dughter Leota Lester War Clayton Harwater Teddie Wair Ja Sco William Wagner J. H. Penfound Merie Penfound Rite Robert Carlisle Edmex Kenneth Cherjin Ider Caralyn Carlton Penfound Joan Gary Hazel Caywood Ardith Arc Athens Apollo Paul Jesus

Columbia Briefs Chronicle Local Happenings and Names

Columbia notes show Mr. Trin and family moving to Mrs. Taylor’s farm, Osbornes miss seeing cousin Hester Humphrey after a tonsil operation, and Mrs. Crocker visiting Mrs. George mance. Local gatherings include Acme Grange meeting, an E. bazaar with chicken supper, and a school operetta. High School events feature a Bremner piece and a talk by Rev. Altfson on Ohio and Presidents. Gertrude Akins lectures at F. Institute. Grange and Thanksgiving entertainments noted.

Columbia Mr. Trin North Eaton A. W. Taylor Wise Place LaiGrange Irali Indian Holon Road Mtrs Silvia Ives Acme Grange Homer Akins John Bady Fern Akins Kathriner Akins Thar H Aqsa Louie Roberta Inneral Gerert Bremner Gertrude Akint Uyles F. Testitute Stark County Haven Ft C. A. Pon Alt Tarry Clare Howard Grafton

Law Enforcement Meeting At Columbus

Sheriff Clarence W. Pier and county officers join a state wide meeting of enforcement officers at 10 a m December 6 in the Southern Hotel Columbus. The gathering aims to unify agencies in a war on organized crime with addresses by Governor George White State Welfare Director John McSweeney Attorney General John Arrick and H F Clegg of the U S Department of Justice.

Clarence W. Pier State Bureau of Criminal Identification Southern Hotel Columbus George White John McSweeney John Aricker H. F. Clegg United States Department of Jug- Ure

Avon Quintly Wed Avon Marriage Notices

Avon and Centerau residents Andrew Mooth and Mrs na Cowen wed at the parsonage with Rev. George N Stu ber officiating. The couple were attended by Mrs Anna Kuipper and Fred Horwedel. A wedding dinner followed at the Moath home. Local nuptials also noted include Clarence Miller and Margaret Janes at St. Michael's Lorain, with several family attendees. The community observed Thanksgiving and social visits across Avon, Lorain, Ridgeville, and nearby towns, with multiple households hosting dinners and hospitalizations for care.

Avon Andrew Mooth Na Cowen Centerreau George N. Stuber Anna Kuipper Loraty Fred Horwedel Avon Lake Moath Clarence Miller Joseph Miller Margaret Janes Lorain St. Michael's Church Ambrose Wearsch Billy Doris St. Peter's Church Ridgeville Andrew Mittendorf Albert Smith Darorn George Mitchell

North Russia community notes of visits and gatherings

North Russia notes recount several social calls and visits across Eisria Elyria Lorain Oberlin and Amherst. Mr and Mrs Albert Uthe visited Hasensire home. Ed Sanislow and son Wes visited Jacob Schenk who is ill. Stephenson Schwartz and others called on Miss Emma Rers. Chester Nash and Mrs Loyd Ashby spent time with Mrs Loyd Ashby in East Oberlin. Walter Walker and Jon Alvah visited Oberlin. Frank and Minnie Stark visited Carl Reis. Ralph Schramm attended a funeral in Lorain. extended circle including the Gibsons Parsons Horning Reighles and Hutchingson hosted at Nar home.

Rufus Odell White A. H. Johnson Nortth Park Street Mrs. White Alabama Mr. Johnson Women's Progressive Cay Kate Higgins South Park Street Ethel Tyler Delmar Horning Ned Albert Hoeh John E. Miller Cleveland Martin Schrader Amherst Arthur Edwards Oberlin L. Heiser Genoa S. E. Miller East College Street Jennie Powers Kenneth Charlotte South Pleasant Street Thomas Wallis Yonkers Pelham N. Y Claude Richmond Peggy Elyria Frank Felkner Charles Brillhart Sullivan Elver Grand Ed Johnson Syria Frank Austin North Russia Albert Uthe Eisria Hasensire Louis Hizeins Harry Gibson Sanislow Wes Sandusky Jacob Schenk John Stephenson Gotfried Schwartz Lorain Emma Rers Simeon Nash Chester Nash Loyd Ashby East Oberlin Walter Walker Jon Alvah Frank Stark Minnie Stark Carl Reis Ralph Schramm Atrke Larke Ins Clarence Parson

Chicago grain and livestock market report summary

Local markets detail prices for oats flour and wheat with quotations from Cleveland Grain and Hay Bank. Livestock items include hens turkeys roasters and dressed poultry, plus receipts and shipments. Futures, feeds, hay and various seeds priced per ton or bushel with ranges for flour and grain products.

Chicago Mertota Seeonne Gus Dee Tye Joe S- Silvey United States Department of Agriculture Lee Cara United States Barluy Timothy Floth Fred Cleveland

La Grange social notes and events overflow

Mrs. Milton Behner and guests at Martin's Inn Oberlin. Numerous visitors from Elyria Medina Lakewood and Detroit gather for Thanksgiving and holidays. Church activities choir practice and P T A meeting noted. La Grange basketball teams lose to Clearview. hunting trip mentioned.

Erwin Adams Thad Rawson Gerald Fawn Cleveland Adrian Buswell Elyria Henry Wigert Bill Harold Jameyson Lynn Fritz Arthur Jones Ralph West Unity Leland Heath Medina Clifton Betts Geraldine C. W. Heath Gray Church Street Nellie M. Auxer Milton Hauik Milton Pehner News Building Berner Kenneth Law Arthur Dushenske Vernon McAlpine Jean Carl Pearce Leon Varney la Grange Hugh Strickland Louis van aArsdale Carlisle Edwin Schnarr C. A. Foster Kenneth Hopkins Pennsylvania A. H. Hopkins C. B. Rawson F. B. Gott Ruth Gott F. L. Wolcott John Underhill George Woodruff A. A. Wilcox F. G. Prosser Oberlin M. ‘L. Rehner

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