Public kindergartens to run on tuition basis in 1932-33
With the six month term set due to a tight budget three kindergartens will continue on a tuition basis at Gates McKinley and Franklin schools. Teachers Miss Mabel Brown Dorothy Boor and Miss Louise Rolce will serve Gates McKinley and Franklin districts. Monthly fees start 259 and drop to 2 if enrollment reaches forty. Refunds apply after illness or continuous absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Gates
McKinley
Franklin
Mabel Brown
Edison
Dorothy Boor
McKinley and Garford
Louise Rolce
Hamilton
Embezzler Given Two Year Probation in Elyria Case
Robert Stone of Marseilles Avenue was placed on two years probation by Judge W B Thompson after pleading guilty to embezzling 129 dollars from Elyria Dairies Inc where he worked. Probation terms require restitu tion to the dairy company and were not opposed by Assistant Prosecutor F E Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stone
Marseilles Avenue
W. B. Thompson
Elyria Dairies, Inc
F. E. Stevens
Window Peeper Tracks Traced by Deputies on Snowy Streets
Deputy Sheriffs Gerald Nau and Jos Woodings traced a window peeper’s tracks in the snow near 16th street after Mrs. M. H. Metcalf reported a man seen around the bedroom of a young woman living with her. The search followed the concerned report and identified the suspect’s activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Nau
Jos Woodings
16Th Street
M. H. Metcalf
Roosevelt visits wounded at Jackson Memorial Hospital
President elect Franklin D Roosevelt visited Mayor Anton Cermak at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami after an assassination attempt. He spoke briefly with Cermak and then comforted Mrs Gill and other wounded victims before deciding to return to New York by train. Roosevelt greeted hospital patients as his party left the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anton Cermak
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Cermak
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
Nourmahal
R. C. Woodward
Chicago
Mr. Roosevelt
Joseph E. Gill
New York
Margaret Kruis
Newark
N. J
William Sinnott
Fores
Local News Brief on Street Accident near City Limits
Ward Stallings 122 Chestnut street sustained minor injuries about 4 45 p m yesterday after being struck by an automobile while delivering papers on Hast River street near the southern city limits. Driver identified as W W Webster 220 West Broad Street. Jack Stallings 17 witnessed the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Stallings
Chestnut Street
Hast River Street
W. W. Webster
West Broad Street
Jack Stallings
Car Crash Damages Parked Vehicle in City
Wayne Burdue of 284 Denison avenue drove a car owned by Mildred Cope from the same address and crashed into the parked car of H. G. Childs at 119 Stanford avenue in front of Childs home about 9 30 p m yesterday, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Burdue
Denison Avenue
Mildred Cope
H. G. Childs
Stanford Avenue
Childs
Landlord Assisted by Police Returns Stolen Gas Pipe
Police aided landlord Joe Law at 28 Hast Avenue to recover fifty feet of gas pipe and two faucets from a tenant at 218 Winckles Street who had just moved. The incident was recorded in police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Law
Hast Avenue
Winckles Street
Heifer Theft Reported In South Amherst Barn
Otto J. Ruth of South Amherst told Sheriff Clarence Dick a 300-pound six month-old heifer was stolen from his barn. Snow tracks showed the animal was loaded onto a truck backed to the barn, the sheriff stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto J. Ruth
South Amherst
Clarence Dick
Collision damages two cars on Broad Street yesterday
Cars owned by Nicholas Smith of 112 East Broad Street and William Murphy of 153 Erie Street were damaged in a Broad Street collision around 2 p m yesterday, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Smith
East Broad Street
William Murphy
Erie Street
Broad Street
Nominees Named for Elyria Chamber of Commerce Board
Election judges announced twenty candidates for the Elyria Chamber of Commerce board after a member primary. Sixteen seek two year terms, four seek one year terms to fill resignations. Ballots go to members and must be returned by next Tuesday. None of the nominees now sit on the board due to by law rule requiring a year off after term end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Jim Armitage
Robert Crehore
Walter E. Davies
H. Q. Dutter
King E. Fauver
Nelson Fitch, Jr
Paul M. Gentzel
Max Goldstein
Frank Hoover
Leon Kennedy
I. A. Ludwig
al Mason
J. J. Parks
C. B. Smythe
R. A. Wentz
A. H. West
BE. L. Hakill
Frank Stetson
Robert Vestal
W. O. Zaiser
Verdict Favors Defendant in Lumber Company Case
A verdict for the defendant was returned in the case of H P Carstensen of South Amherst against Amherst Lumber Company and R S Menz. Carstensen claimed he was arrested without cause and jailed two hours on June 16 1932 for allegedly stealing ten rolls of roofing material. He sued for 5000 dollars for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Carstensen
South Amherst
Amherst Lumber Company
R. S. Menz
Cartensen
Death Record Avon Ohio Frank Eberling 49
Frank Eberling 49 of Avon died last evening at Mt Sinai Hospital Cleveland after a lingering illness. He lived in Avon all his life and was a farmer. Survived by three sisters Mrs Frank Webber Elyria Mrs Arthur Moulder and Mrs John Miller Avon. two brothers John of Euclid Village and Jacob of Grafton. Funeral services Saturday at nine from Holy Trinity church Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Frank Eberling
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Cleveland
Frank Webber
Elyria
Arthur Moulder
John Miller
Joan
Euclid Village
Jacob
Grafton
Holy Trinity Church
Money for Elyria scrip gains traction in local trade
The "Money for Elyria" certificate remains redeemable for one dollar of goods or credit and is accepted by 79 merchants across Elyria. Merchants cover the scrip with bank funds, no discount is required, and customers can get small change for the notes. Merchants plan extra drawings as the program grows, with tickets issued for every 75 cents spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elhria
Elvira
Aerose
Con Noion
Share the Work movement urged to ease unemployment
In a meeting led by local business leaders, the Share the Work plan was discussed as a method to prevent idleness and despair among the unemployed. The program would split work or add workers as business conditions require, with a Lorain County campaign planned to educate employers and workers. J. H. Page, lieutenant governor of Kiwanis district seven, attended, and notes on the Kiwanis Minstrel Follies at Elyria High School were shared by Jim Armitage and H. W. Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie
Lorain County
Smythe
Harold Rorick
J. H. Page
Kiwanis
Elyria High School
Jim Armitage
H. W Pond
Delivery complaint contact for Oberlin address
Chronicle delivery issue notice lists Mrs. Esther Alfsen at 38 South Pleasant Street Oberlin and provides a contact radio code ga5Xk for Ronald Wilbond to handle missed papers or delivery problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Citizens interview Oberlin electric users on municipal plant plans
In Oberlin on February 16 the Citizens' Committee led by I. L. Porter interviewed local electricity users to gauge support for a municipal plant and a reduced rate schedule set by arbitrator R. Hasselman. The talk references arbitration rates versus proposed municipal rates for a five year period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Citizens’ Committee of
I. L. Porter
R. Hasselman
Girl Scout Training Course Taught by National Guide
Miss Ida Mae Born from the National Girl Scout offices in New York led a training course at the James Brand House last week for Oberlin College Girl Scouts and local captains. The session covered how to become Scout leaders and introduced progressive methods and developments in Scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Born
Oberlin
Wiss Born
Talcott
Keep
Shurtleff
May
Indianapolis
James Brand House
Ida Mae Born
National
Girl Scout
New York
Oberlin College
Merchants Prepare Stubs for In-Store Wheel Draw
Stubs will be placed in boxes in merchants stores for later collection and inclusion in the wheel draw. The method allows customers to participate by dropping their stubs at participating shops for the chance to win the prize.
Twain backed inventions that failed and spurned Bell offer
The note claims Mark Twain supported ventures that produced no lasting value and declined Alexander Graham Bell's invitation to join an invention called the tele nevange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Alexander Graham Bell
Merry Wives Entertained at Mrs Graham’s West Vine Home
The Merry Wives were pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs. C. R. Graham on West Vine street last evening. Bridge games and refreshments followed by late social hours. Guests included Mrs. Emma Cooley and Mrs. J. N. Stone. Mrs. Stone plans to host the group at her South Main street home on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Wives
C. R. Graham
West Vine Street
Bridge
Emma Cooley
J. N. Stone
Woodland Avenue Sening Bee Meeting Drawn by Local Socials
Community notices list visits and illnesses among residents. Mrs J D Yecom hosts. Mrs George M Jones travels to Pasadena for a ill father. Mrs J M Mursell’s sister ill in Appleton. several local families entertain guests and a junior bridge club meets with refreshments after a bridge game. Oberlin Commerce basketball loss to Fenn Night School in Cleveland noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Avenue
J. D. Yecom
A. &. Davidson
East College Street
Kipton
Robert Davidson
Franklin Yocom
Ashtabula
J. D. Yocom
George M. Jones
Pasadena
Cal
Oberlin School of Commerce
Fenn Night School
Cleveland
Arthur Carruthers
Rochester
N. Y
W. F. Carruthers
Reamer Tiaca
Mary May
Appleton
Wis
J. M. Mursell
Julia Hart
Misses Smith
Gertrude Patton
South Professor Street
A. J. Trinter
Vermilion
Harry Hovey
Star Bridge Club
North Pleasant Street
Court actions seek foreclosures and divorces in county suits
I J Fulton equity of Amherst Savings and Banking sues Frank Snider and others for 3373 on a promissory note with Amherst property foreclosure sought. Luke Chappell files against Raymond Crisp as administrator for 3521 on a promissory note. Ohio Public Service Company sues J M Nobil for 3616 on rent per a lease. Mary Marguerite Benjamin seeks divorce from Earl of St Petersburg Florida. married 1925 with one child. Martin Schmauck seeks divorce from Sarah Schmauck. married 1928. grounds willful absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Fulton
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
Frank Snider
Luke Chappell
Portage County
Raymond Crisp
A. B. Crisp
Ohio Public Service Company
J. M. Nobil
Mary Marguerite Benjamin
School Street
Earl
St. Petersburg
Fla
Martin Schmauck
R. D
Oberlin
Sarah Schmauck
Doctor J B Patterson Dies In Cleveland Area Crash
Wooster Ohio February 16 Dr J B Patterson 57 was killed when his car skidded into another vehicle near Strongsville Ohio Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster, O
J. B Patterson
Wooster
Strongsville
Fragmented Ad Warns Against Unclear Health Claims
Invisible text fragment warns readers about dangerous laxatives and misleading candy like products. It mentions warnings against ingesting salts or gum and notes effects on digestion and breath in a garbled stream of phrases.
Suit arising from Lorain cherry tree shooting opens trial
The first suit from the Lorain cherry tree shooting last June 21 began in Judge A R Webber's court. Frank Wisniewski sues Frank Smathers for 19000 over his son John's death. four others hurt include Eddie Dominski Joe Kurowski Steve Shelerich and Joseph Misnejak. Dominski also sues for 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
A. R. Webber
Frank Wisniewski
Long Avenue
John
Frank Smathers
Sixth Street
Smathers
Eddie Dominski
Steve Shelerich
Joseph Misnejak
Joe Kurowski
Dominski
Governor outlines education funding shifts and relief plans
The governor warns against tax hikes while proposing to separate education aid from the general fund. He calls for an educational equalization fund with cigarette tax revenues to reach about 14 million for back salaries and special programs for blind, deaf, and crippled children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Department
General Revenue Fund
Department of Education
General Revenue
Special Fund For
Portsmouth seeks lower telephone rates conference
City Manager Frank Sheehan called a meeting of Portsmouth councilmen and Portsmouth Home Telephone officials to discuss possible rate reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth, O
Frank Sheehan
Portsmouth Home Telephone Company
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter Eggs Poultry and Potatoes Prices
Market items show butter 21c extras and 22 1-2c standards. Eggs extras 12 8-4c with receipts 121-c. Poultry steady with heavy fowl 13 1-1c, Leghorn springers 11 12c, geese 11c, turkeys under 15 Ibs 13 16c, over 15 Ibs 13c. Potatoes Ohio New York Pennsylvania 100 lb sacks and per bushel prices. cobblers and round whites 7l 90e, poorer 60c, best $0, others 35c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
U. S
Zangara Plot Details Surface as Police Question Suspect
The Miami probe into the Roosevelt visit reveals that Giuseppe Zangara, obsessed by hatred of rulers and the rich, claimed a stomach ailment drove him to kill. He bought the pistol hours earlier and described prior assassination dreams of Victor Emmanuel. Valenti, his roommate, was detained on suspicion of aiding the plot as authorities search for roles and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gara
Roosevelt
Zangara
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Valenti
Miami
McKinley
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Zangata
Hoover
Bay Front Park
Tillie Harrison
Valent
Cleveland Livestock Prices and Chicago Cash Quotations
Livestock reports show hogs steady to firm with 160-300 lb range at 4.00 to 4.50 each, cattle steady with medium weight steers around 340, cows 60 to 70, and calves weak to lower. Chicago cash market quotes include mixed grain and feed prices with Ricevors around 130 and futures mixed. poultry and dairy items listed with steady to firm trends, potatoes and grains noting on track shipments and varied regional prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
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Window Peeper
K. P. Scott
Suite
Masonic Temple
Mill St
Bell Co
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Boy
Ohio Valley
C. of C. Board
PV Evten
Mun. K.W.H
K.W.H Sc
K.W.H
K.w-H
Kow.h
Brieps
Pebom
Enetra
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
Ratal
Idaho
Alfred Alten
Second St
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West Market Fish Department
Hughes
Acme
The
Cdonnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elyria High Auditorium
Crandall’s
Billy Lang
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