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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
9
Lake road area and Oak Point dogs killed by authorities after dog pack killed two sheep and injured ten at Edward Hahn’s farm on Tuesday night. Sheep loss valued at twenty five dollars according to Dog Warden Lee Minkler and Deputy Sheriff Noel Lews.
Walter Slater of Hamilton street Oberlin asked the sheriff to locate his calf several small pigs and his wife who disappeared yesterday along with a Mexican boarder and business partner. Slater said the animals and wife vanished after he and the boarder bought the calf and pigs together.
Oberlin resident R. Hf. Baldwin, 102 East Lorain Street, sustained three fractured ribs and head and neck injuries and cuts in a car crash at about 4 25 p m yesterday when his auto collided with a machine driven by EL A. Otieatiit street Schramm read a carding to Deputy 3 Nan and Ed. Monroe. Baldwin was taken to the hospital. Two cars were badly damaged in the collision.
A wreck near Graien injured I. A. Sehurer and two women, with Mrs Sehurer receiving memorial hospital care. The crash occurred as a vehicle started to pass another on the right, causing damage to a parked vehicle and prompting medical treatment for the injured.
Oberlin reports the Community Chest Drive reaching only a little over $4,000 after two days, with about $5,500 still needed to meet the budget. A charity football game drew a large crowd, alumni defeating the college seniors 72 to 7, with proceeds to be announced by the committee.
Oberlin K of P held its last evening election naming Farry Gin as Chancellor Commander and Harry Morgan as Vice Chancellor. Other officers include W Rosa M of We Funk K of R G, Harry M, FL, Russel Kern M E, John Per M A, Claude Lyman Be G, We Muck QO, G James McArdann Trustee Bar Grand Lodge representative p H Tratant, alternate ft G Kelly.
Mrs. Mary Dawley, of Oberlin, dies after a five day illness. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Ge Hilis of Tester and Mrs. L. J. N eat Cleve. Funeral arrangements unclear due to fragmented text.
The Oberlin Odd Fellows lodge held its annual election last evening in the Lo roams. Harry Campbell was elected Noble Grand, with Den Br named Vice Grand. Other officers include FL E. celal secretary and Recording Trustee. Mrs. F Gene of Ubern and others are noted in related entries. Three named as committees to make the patch and property division are S. FE. Keliing, Gust Kolinski, and Louis Heil.
A brief notice reports activity at a Greek school with staff and students noted. It mentions daily routines and a foreground focus on classroom work and school events, reflecting routine educational life.
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Wulhman has been named city loan manager for the local firm. He previously served in the war office and has extensive experience with the company. The firm plans to offer full service to residents of Elyria and nearby areas, leveraging his knowledge of local patrons.
Dernard King sues for 2000 dollars for self and 699 for wife Gertrude over a Mast avenue second street crash on July 24 per petition. William Konepp Jr pleads not guilty to non support after arraignment before Judge Webber. Bond set at 300 dollars signed by AL and Florence Nabakowski of Amherst. Rose Wolak files suit against Morris MM and Joseph Radin of Neights for 5250 dollars in injuries.
Dr Ivan Lee Holt, minister of St John s Methodist Episcopal Church South in St Louis, was elected president of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. His rise comes amid controversy over liquor policy peace efforts and internal church reforms as the council meets in Dayton Ohio. He succeeds Dr Albert W Beaven of Rochester Colgate Seminary whose biennial term ends.
A display in Musi Pade shows items created by girls and boys at Health Cans during last summer’s ion flyer event. The display, tied to the Christmas Seal Sale, used materials funded by the Seal Fund with supplies from FERA and relief funds for food.
Fragmentary market listing from Cleveland shows diverse produce and poultry items with prices per bag or per pound. Includes potatoes, fowls, ducks, geese, hens, turkeys, lettuce, cukes, and cabbage with scattered vendor names and local pricing notes.
President returns from vacation amid private concerns in his circle over pressing demands for cash bonus certificates. Administration aides warn a sizable House bloc favors quick payment, while the President argues veterans deserve better than new spending during years of depression. Estimated votes in the Senate remain uncertain as the fight unfolds.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions mustard quoms, unions, and baskets with unclear context. It references a dispatch about vegetables or produce, outdoor items, and a few scattered terms like tomatoes and biscuits, but the overall meaning is obscured.
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