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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1932

Page

5

Planning in Russia, Fischer says, shows state control necessity

Louis Fischer of the New York Times and London Daily Herald tells Oberlin that planning works only when enterprises are state owned. He warns private ownership risks trusts, notes Russia plans every economic item and labor mobility exists despite claims of tyranny.

Oberlin Russia Henry Ford Louis Fischer New York Times London Daily Herald Gausey Oberlin College Fischer

February 29 Birthday List Expands With New Names

The Chronicle Telegram reports more February 29 birthdays with new additions like William Sehmitz and Myr. Rus sia Townskin and Mrs Henry Sehmitz. These children born on February 29, 1324 will celebrate their 'second' birthday Monday at age eight. A large birthday party is planned Monday night at the Capitol Theatre.

Tresre Joe William Sehmitz Henry Sehmitz Russia Townskin Capitol Theatre Rey

Piqua Farmer Dies By Hanging At Home

Daniel Chrowl aged 47 a well known Miani County farmer living near Piqua ended his life this morning by hanging in his bar using a harness strap. He was said to be despondent over ill health and financial worries.

Piqua. O Daniel Chrowl Miani County Piqus

Mary Stone Dies at Daughter's Home in Oberlin

Mrs. Mars F. Stone died at her daughter Mrs. R. A. Budington’s home 4a South Cedar Avenue after several weeks of illness. Born in McClair New York she lived in New York state until moving three years ago from Freeville to her daughter’s home. She is survived by one son Harri by Stone of Syracuse New York. Remains to be taken to Freeville for funeral services and interment.

Oberlin Mars EF. Stone R. A. Budington South Cedar Avenue Stone McClair New York State Freeville Isee Harriby Stone Syrageuse N.Y

Oberlin High Debaters Eliminated From State Finals

Oberlin High School team eliminated from state finals after a defeat by Bel Point High School. The Oberlin trio Christine Alexander Dorothy Zimmermar and Welbur Morris argued for compulsory unemployment legislation as the key issue in the Ohio Heck School Debating League contest. Martin Rogers alumni and former debater presided, with Professor Woodward of West presenting remarks.

Oberlin High School Divas 1.A Bel Point High School Ning Oberlin Christine Alesander Dorothy Zimmermar Welbur Morris Martin Rogers Oberlin High Professor Woodward West

Legion Home Proposal Heard At Oberlin Meeting

About twenty five Oberlin residents heard Carl Spitler outline plans for a two story American Legion home with side wings and a rear arcade. The project would cost about 14000 and Legion members plan to subscribe 8900 plus in kind work. villagers are urged to contribute 3000 in cash or pledges toward a self sustaining building on East South Main Street beside the Dairy Service Company.

American Legion Oberlin Obert Carl Spitler Karl Wilson Locke Legion Neesges South Main Street Dairy Service Company W. B. Durand

Prayer in Song Theme for Y W C A Vesper Service

The YWCA hosts a vesper at 4.50 p.m. tomorrow in Fairchild chapel led by Professor and Mrs. James H. Hell. Mr Hall will explain the program as part of the evening's Prayer in Song theme.

Fairchild Chapel James H. Hell Mr. Hall

Salvation Army Drum Kicked. Davis Arrested

Charles Davis was arrested last night after interrupting Salvation Army services by kicking their drum. Police reported he had a bottle of bay rum in his pocket and more inside him. He was charged with intoxication. Lamp stolen from Dr Bernard McDonald’s office at 201 Kiviia Savings and Trust Building between 5 and 6 p.m. yesterday.

Salvation Army Charles (Neisy) Davis Bernard McDonald Kiviia

Collision Report Near Middle and Second Streets

Police report notes two cars, Cars of Virginia Southam and Kenneth Holbrook, collided near Middle avenue and Second street at about 10 45 p m yesterday causing minor injuries and traffic disruption.

Virginia Southam Cedar Street Kenneth Holbrook Harvard Avenue Middle Avenue Second Street

Music plans for service by Mrs Hall and Mr Hall

The musical numbers and Mrs Hall will sing accompanied by Mr Hall on the organ. The service is in charge of the music committee of the YWCA. A Ruby Sennet is chairman, with Gertrude Simkins Christine Carr and Mildred Burnham as members.

Hall Y.wc. A Ruby Sennet Gertrude Simkins Christine Carr Mildred Burnham

Oberlin College Represented at OSU PE Building Dedication

DepT HH Nichols represents Oberlin College at the dedication of Ohio State University’s new Men’s Physical Education building today. Dr and Mrs Nichols will spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs L West. Regular Oberlin Business Men's Club meeting last evening at Oberlin Inn covered routine business. Professor Sims from Oberlin College sociology was unable to attend but will speak at a future meeting. The next meeting March 11 will be the Credit Association annual meeting. Mrs Philip Thomas moved from Allen Hospital to home on North Main Street after pneumonia. Mrs William Hargraves of Covington Kentucky visiting during her mother’s illness. The Women’s Bible Class at First Church tomorrow will discuss sickness in Christ's time from Luke 5. A free clinic in Oberlin topic will be discussed. Faith Fields, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Fields, is seriously ill at home. Reverend J A Richards spoke at the Oberlin School of Commerce assembly yesterday.

Nichols Oberlin College Ohio State University L. West. John Oberlin Business Men's Club Oberlin Inn Sims First Church Oberlin Faith Fields Roy Fields South Main Street J. A. Richards Qoperlin School of Commerce

Real Estate Transfers In Ohio From 1935 Suburbs

George Buzsik and Julia Buzsik transfer property to George and Anna Brassno in Shefield Land Company's Second Addition Lorain. Central United National Bank of Clevereld holds land in Florence Oster on Lake Shore Road Avon Lake. Peter N. Schmitz conveys two and one half acres to George D. and Eunice Bush on La Grange Center Road Carlisle Township. Juanita L. Gibson sells seven acres at Buckeye Street and Pine South Amherst. Gertrude E. Moulton transfers to Board of Trustees of Oberlin College lots 21 22 and 23 Hollywood Addition Oberlin. Carlisle Properties Inc transfers lot 122 Carlisle Estates Two Carlisle Township. Alexander and Ross Romies Charles H. Harris Howard Carter Ora Holloway two lots on East Thirty fourth Street Louvain.

Reat George Buzsik Julia Buzsik Ceorge Anna Brassno Shefield Land Company Lorain Central United National Bank of Clevereld Florence Osterland Lake Shore Road Avon Lake Peter N. Schmitz George D Eunice Bush la Grange Center Carlisle Township Juanita L. Gibson John Anna Siedt Buckeye Street Pine-South Amhherst Road South Amherst Gertrude E. Moulton Oberlin College Lote Hollywood Oberlin Carlisle Properties, Inc George H Katherine Ruth Carlisle Estates Alexander and Ross Romiies Charles H. Harris Howard Carter Ora Holloway Ease Thirty-fourth Louvain

Tickison to Move 10 Avs Store in Elyria Area

Hart Dickason, Kelvinator representative for Lorain county, will relocate his electrical and hardware business from Washington avenue in Elyria to Dexys Hardware on Broad Street March first. He previously operated stores on West Avenue Cheapside Endley block and East Broad Street and spent wartime years with Willys-Overland. Dickason will close the Washington avenue location after arranging new details and plans to deploy Kelvinator salesmen to grow the business.

Elyria Hart Dickason Kelvinator Lorain County Lorain Dexys Hardware Broad Street Dickason West Avenue Aid Praeflexs Cheapside Endley Block East Broad Street Savings Deposit Bank Wellington Willys-Overland Company Washington Avenue Troxel Building Henry Theman

Dogs and Pets At Cares Pet & Seed Store Lorain Ohio

Boston Terriers smooth and wire haired terriers Springer Spaniels Flemish Giant Rabbits and dog medicines are listed at Cares Pet and Seed Store in Lorain Ohio.

Boston Carek’s Pet & Seed Store Lorain Ohio

Forgetful attendant leaves gas station unlocked

Residents near 17th Street and Middle Agnes were alarmed yesterday around 9 30 PM when a gas station was found open and the attendant missing. Police and sheriff deputies arrived ready to search but the attendant returned quietly, explaining he left without closing the station.

17Th Street Sheriff’s Department

Death notices for Essig and Herold in Elyria area

Death of C. B. Essig of 1027 Middle Avenue at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a work incident at Lorain Co. Garage. Funeral Monday at Nichols Funeral Home with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Also obituary for George M. Herold of Columbia Station, died February 26 in Cleveland. funeral at St. Pauls Lutheran Berna, with surviving siblings listed.

C. BR. Essig Middle Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Lorain Co Penfield Methodist Church Chatham Ohio Moose Lodges Elyria Maude Essig Marion W. H. Essig Nichols Funeral A. OB. Piper Elmwood Cemetery Lorain Nichols Funeral Home Columbia Station George M. Herold Minnie Herold Fred Hi Carl Fred 25Th Street Cleveland Marks Road St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Berna Mr. Herold Sheldon Road Middleburg Township Columbia Spencer T. D. Herold Godfrey Alfred Hannah Lonegbon Mary Koth Anna Haderodt Percy Rimbach Margaret Tessner Oklahoma City

Local Social News Roundup From Erhart Area

February 27 updates show Harry Dowdell visiting grandmother Mrs. Julia Dowdell in Cleveland. Spent weekend with parents Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Spieth. other Dowdell relatives gathered. Pedro party at Mrs. Jos Heest’s drew many attendees. News of births includes a son for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kraufman born February 16. mother and baby reportedly fine. Various locals visited Medina Chippewa Lake Litchfield Columbia Cleveland and Belden for dances plays and social calls.

Joseph Neff Medina Chas. Neff Arthur Chippewa Lake Chas. Haumesser George Haumesser Leo Ambuster Henry Haumesser

Market Report From Cleveland Produce Exchange

Markets show steady to mixed movement across produce and livestock. Potatoes unavailable with quotes for corn, sheep, and cattle indicating top figures and weekly ranges, including steers around 675 and cows near 150 to 100, with calves from 90 to 200 and lambs topping about 7.00.

Cleveland

Court Actions Involving Foreclosures And Divorces

Welker Supply Company sues Frank B. MacDonald et al for 861 dollars and foreclosure of Lorain property. Sears Roebuck and Company sues Fred W. Quashnefski et al for 3608 dollars and mortgage foreclosure on Amherst property. Charles J. Smith Jr seeks divorce from Margaret Smith for gross neglect of duty. Mars Kolka seeks divorce from Bela for cross neglect. Ada Jenkins, Cleveland, sues Leland and Douglas, Elsha, for 8350 dollars alleged due for rent.

Welker Supply Company Frank B. MacDonald Sears, Roebuch and Company Fred W. Quashnefski Et al Amherst Charles J. Smith, Jr Margaret Smith Mars Kolka Bela Ada Jenkins Cleveland Leland &. Douglas Elsha

Ely Rifle Club Elects Officers

The Ely Rifle Club of the Y. M. C. A. elected officers including George Goecke as president and Therman Gibson as vice president at the rifle range. Instruction on sight alignment was given by H. M. Hurlbut, and the club announced it welcomes new members including non-YMCA affiliates.

Ely Rifle Club George Goecke Therman Gibson LeRoy Milliren Homer Ross Earl Chessler H. M. Hurlbut

Oberlin College's influence highlighted in Elyria meeting

Garford praised Oberlin College and its leaders including President Fairchild and James Monroe, arguing Elyria's assets should reflect the college's value. The event featured a brief musical program by the Masonic Quartet.

Public Utilities Commission rescinds bus line transfer

A February order allowing Eugene Wendt to transfer the Elyria Milan Bus line to Michael Capri is rescinded after Capri cannot proceed with the purchase. The decision comes from Public Utilities Commission in Columbus.

Columbus Public Utilities Commission Eugene Wendt Elyria Elyria-Milan Michael Capri Capri

Elyria High wins district acting honors in one act contest

Elyria High School actors won the district honors at a one act play contest held at their auditorium ahead of a final in Hiram. Cast members Raymond Austen Betty Nilsen Robert McWilliams Virginia Tibball acted in Highness by Ruth Glorloff directed by Miss Nina Baker. Amherst and Clearview also performed their entries The Golden Doom and The Mayor and the Manicure respectively directed by Miss Margaret Rice and Miss Catherine Eckler.

Elyria High School Elyria High School Auditorum Hirai College Elyria Antherst High School Clearview School Nexr Hiram Ruth Glorloff Raymond Austen Betty Nilsen Robert McWilliams Virginia Tibball Nina Baker Amherst High School Lord Dunsany Leroy Rahl Donald Turner George Cox Janice Bruce John Borman Henry Hlarsar Battelle

Farmers advised on soil testing and legume selection

A discussion advised farmers to select legume crops by soil acidity. Soybeans suit very acidic soil, alsike for moderately acidic, and red clover for less acidic soils. Extension department services offer soil tests by Ohio State University specialists. Sudan grass is recommended for summer pasture starting mid June to late July.

Jones Ohio State University

Elyria Programs Begin Tuesday With Speaker Howe nstine

Radio Station WJAY announced Elyria programs starting Tuesday at 1 15 P M The March first program will feature speaker B E J Howenstine The listing names the station and time and the anticipated speaker for the opener.

Wjay Today Elyria BE. J. Howenstine

Insectivorous Indian fruit bats cluster in tree

Indian fruit bats gather in immense numbers roosting in a single tree and hanging from branches, resembling growing fruit as they cluster.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bourgeoiise Mary Stone H.S Ern Reserve University F.R. Crawford Prop Elyria Pure Milk CO R. N. Stolzenburg Mor the Royal Creamery Q. A. Underhill Seabold’s Dairy E. A. Seabold Park Home Dairy CO H.W. Ingersoll Jr Treas Maumee Dairy Kenneth L. Wise R. J. Bauer Geo. L. Tattersal Baus Dairy Newton A. Baus Fowl Dairy Carl W. Fowl Buswell Dairy A. Buswell Ed W. Stang Crystal Springs Dairy W. C. Porter Eirria C. B. Essig Erhart W. G. Miller Charles Gross James April Ed April Frank Lumbretzer Western Reserve Finance Turner Block New York EH. D. Actors Wik Furnace ST Elyria, O Lesnick Bros Col. ©. E. Baylor Chas. Wilder O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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