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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1936

Page

7

Blind Student Addresses Elyria Rotary Club

Mitchell Darling a blind Miami University student living in Lakewood spoke to Elyria Rotary Club at the Elks Restaurant about life after blindness. He described losing sight at age 11 from influenza, learning Braille, and using a slate and typewriter. He noted his textbooks are read to him and he records notes with the slate while exams are read aloud. The meeting also marked the annual father son daughter event and the induction of new member Hugh D Greer.

Elyria Rota Club Elks Mitchell Darling Miami University Lakewood Darling Miami Rotary Club Hugh D Greer

Campers To Hold Reunion Friday

Elyria youths who attended Camp Iss See Kes Elyna YM CA on the Vermilion River will reunite Friday night at the WMCA at 30. Carl Wagner, activities secretary, announced the event featuring camp motion pictures by Robert Goacher. Attending leaders include Chester Hunt, Paul Coman, Jay Howenstine, George Goeckhe, Ronert Kaiser, and Ernest Buswell. all alumni must register at Wagner's office before 5 pm Friday.

Elyria Iss Kes Elyna Vermilion River WMCA Carl Wagner Robert Goacher MCA Amp Chester Hunt Paul Comam Jay Howenstine George Goeckhe Ron

Warren O Candidate Backs Townsend Old Age Plan

Warren Ohio Jan 2 Harold J Gardner Warren attorney announced his candidacy for Congress in the 19th district and said he would support Townsend old age plan. He will oppose Congressman John G Cooper of Youngstown for the Republican nomination.

Warren O Harold J Gardner Warren Townsend John G Coope Youngstown

Burglar Suspect Felt Free After Home Invasion

Mr and Mrs Wade Reynolds woke to a noise in the bathroom at 926 West Avenue. A man acting intoxicated was ushered to the sidewalk. police searched area while Curt Browning’s apartment below was found rummaged. The intruder may have entered Charles Eskhins’ rear door. Browns not returning until afternoon. About $1 in change possibly taken.

Wade Reynolds West Avenue Curt Browning Reynolds Mluss Reynolds Charles Eskhins

Elyria Man Elected President at St Nicholas Church

William Seders was elected president of St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Lorain at yesterday's church election. Other Lorain officers include Gust Moulomians as vice president Alex 72 11ahis as treasurer and Peter Whavadas as secretary. Trustees named Jame Dallas Joann Zafirepoiles, Gust Dellis, Angelo Stamatis, and John Baihas, all from Lorain. Officers serve 1936 and 1937.

William Seders Eliyria St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Lorain Gust

Lorain County Plans Corn Hog Program Details

Three Lorain County representatives Elmer Fullmer Paul Jewell and CI Himmel attended a statewide Columbus meeting to draft how the Agricultural Adjustment Administration corn hog program for 1936 and 1937 will operate. They will relay the information to Lorain County signers of corn hog contracts.

Lorain Himmel County Agriculural Elmer Fullmer Faton County Allotment Committee Paul Jewell Brighton Cointy Columbus

Judges Announce Yuletide Lighting Contest Winners

The Chronicle Selestim Christmas Illumination Contest winners were chosen after rounds around the city. Four winners were selected in each division with top honors going to Miss O C Millien for the large display at 019 Eastern Heights Boulevard earning the first prize. Other top finishers included Geoze Braeegel 432 JTorain Boulevard second prize, Dr Wood Hull 303 Eastern Heights Boulevard third, and Dr F A Lawrence 1.7 Eastern Heights Boulevard fourth. In the smaller display division Earl P Walton display 2 Gol Fast River Street won first prize, with Karl Jelley 227 The Avenue second, HOW ChlemachettS 1mison Avenue third, and Ws W Blather 149 Columbus tre C fourth. The judges noted some entries were not lit as required and some 12 hour displays were visible only through windows and thus did not qualify as outdoor displays.

Fivnmans Eastern Heights Boulevard Geoze Braeegel Jtorain Boulevard Gol Fast River Street Wis Sdenter Karl Jelley Tthe Avenue Chlemachetts Eich Mehr New Yorks Dar

Oberlin notice by Mrs Esther Alflen at Lorain Street

Public notice from Mrs Esther Alflen of 76 East Lorain and 50 Lorain Street in Oberlin. Communicates contact details and street addresses for official correspondence.

Esther Alflen East Lorain St

Oberlin Wedding Unites Miss Blyth Baldwin and Mr Gower

Oberlin on January 6 saw Miss Blyth Baldwin daughter of Vir and Mis Baldwin wed Mr Gower son of Mia and Mrs Herman in a candlelit ceremony at East Lorain Street apartment. The bride wore wine and gold crepe with a red and white rose crown, and the service featured a decorated improvised altar. A reception followed. guests included relatives from Wellington and nearby towns as listed, with the couple to reside at 102 West Lorain Street.

Oberlin Blyth Baldwin Vir Mis Ri Baldwin Gordo Mia Herman Wellington East Ilorin Street Wellig Grice Gaver Bernice Malham Marion Tater Tower West Lorain Street Term Gower Pau Hennech Marjorie Gower Oatsao Welington Mr Gower Brou Woul Baldwin Wellngton Wiss Marion Lauer Elyria Grifin Root Kipton Wiss Bertrice Malham R H Baid

County Council Hear State President Meeting

The Ioran County Council of Colored Women will meet in Lo riin at the seventh street LNE church Sunday January 5 at 3 p m. An exhibit of handwork by Mrs Rose Willer of Toran Shon will be shown and talks by the State President Mirs NPargairet Barnes of QChetlin and Dr My ers of JT oviin Tuere will be.

Ioran County Council of Colored Women Lo Riin Seventh Street LNE Rose Willer Toran Shon Mirs Npargairet Barnes Qchetlin Myers JT Oviin Tuere

Notable Ohio banker leader in early 20th century recalls

The article chronicles the career of a prominent Ohio banker, highlighting his rise from local savings bank roles to chairing regional groups and holding leadership positions in the Ohio Bankers Association and American Bankers Association. It notes his service on the Bank Management Commission and as president during 1928 1929, with involvement in various committees and regional councils.

Mii Tasion Arar Taylor Torim Livines & Foust Wes Bern New Todi Ohio Oberin Savings Bank t @ star Torain Canty Lisings& Trust Caishiel Alwaiss Ohio Bank Association Frear Mio Tavior Offico Council of Administration Weir Vce Bank Management Commission American Bankers Association tSehdzirman Tel T Treenatioa Banker Association

Public invited as Elyria and Gber representatives meet

Elyria and Gber representatives meet in a public gathering inviting attendees to participate. Officials outline goals and call on citizens to engage in upcoming discussions and events. A local organizer emphasizes inclusivity and transparency.

Elyria Gber Tne

Glee Club On Radio From Oberlin College

The Oberlin College men’s Glee Club directed by Jack Wichier will air live on a Pittsburgh pioneer broadcasting station on Friday January 3. The program is set to begin at 11:25 p.m. and will be heard across the network.

Oberlin Colege Men Clee Club Jack Wichier Fridis KDA Pittsburch

Obscure 1900s notes reflect local civic and social items

Fragmented OCR writes of a parade, convention, and visits. Names include W KR Patterson, Karl W Gehrens, Oberlin figures, and Mrs Grecia Sharp. Social rounds mention Moore street, Port Huron trip, Oberlin Odd Fellows, and dancing event.

Court records report theft at Walton Street listing

A report states a package was stolen from Walton Ice Company on South Walnut Street after entry with a shelle t. The incident occurred Sunday night or Monday morning as noted in today’s court docket. Heen Nagy filed for divorce from Stephen on grounds of cruelty.

Abirgary Walton Ice Wanl Street Welig Heen Nagy Kivvtia Stephen On

Dignity Marks Police Court Sessions

Mayor A Baird presided as dignity set the tone for a police court session. Charles Dillingham was arrested after a disturbance on Podist Street. he was fined 35 dollars plus costs. Albert Norns, a veteran of the disaster, and Lewis Iboard, a Union soldier, were noted in connection with the period’s events. Mis Vow Davidson of Chillicothe was referenced in a related note.

Cranvistaf Albert Norns Tse Davidson Chirlicothe

Grand Jurors In Session Here

Grand jurors in session in this term of court considered several change proposals and prepared to report findings. The proceedings focused on local matters and ongoing legal actions affecting residents and businesses in the jurisdiction.

Blauchter Chnges

Trial for Gerald Turner in death of Oberlin employee

Jurors in Oberlin hear details of a December incident that left Elizabeth Shandoisky dead near Oberlin. The case involves Gerald Turner and a raid tied to traffic death as prosecutors delay pistol charges against a former county road foreman pending a witness tamar report. About a dozen cases were scheduled for consideration.

Gerald Turner Elizabeth Schandorskys Oberlin Shandoaisky Wof Reiing Tamaror Howard R Butler

Death Record Mrs Dorothy Rothenburg

Mrs Dorothy Rothenburg wife of John Rothenburg of New York dies in Cleveland after a service at Clenville Hospital. Daughter of Mr and Mrs David Dolamore, she was born December 1914 and graduated from Collinwood High School. Funeral services for her and her baby daughter will be held at 1:30 Friday afternoon from Johnson Funeral Home, Moidaury Avenue and LakeshoreBoulevard, with interment at Butternut Ridge Cemetery.

Dorothy Dolomore Rothenburg John Rothenburg New York Clenville Hospital Cleveland David Dolamore Aspinwall Kits Burke Llvia Giind Tither B Burke Blynao Frank G Tlonnes Butternut Ridge Wwts Jolardy East River Street Relaves Shea Testa Lucie Smith Rothenburg Collinwood High School Johnson Funeral Home Cotne Moidaury Avenue Lakeshore Boulevad Collinwood

Mrs Katherine Kres Rites Planned In Fort Dodge

Mrs Katherine Kres died at the home of her son Frank Schumacher on Lake Avenue, Fort Dodge. Widow of Julius Kres, she was born in Chicago and moved from St Louis six months ago. Survived by two sons, Frank and another son in Fort Dodge, a brother Frank Schumacher of Chicago, a sister Ana Fender, and a granddaughter. Funeral arrangements at Aruel Funeral Home then St Agnes Church with Rev Jee Brissel officiating.

Katherine Kres Frank Schumacher Lake Avenue Dpd Julius Krez Chicago St Touts Stanes St Tous Frank Fort Dodge Ana Fender Take Avenue Victor Schumacher Aruel Funeral Home Max A St Agnes Church Jee Brissel Wil Offic Ind Busal Bill Be St Martys

Obituary of Fred I Geldmacher of Elyria Iowa

Fred I Geldmacher died at 12N yesterday at 748 Columbus Street. A 29 year Elyria resident born August 1849 in New Alban, Indiana, he served in the Civil War before moving with his family to Iowa. Survived by wife Wiss V Monnie Anabe and daughter Georga M Davo, funeral services at Taylor Funeral Home 2 PM with interment at Ridge Lawn Cemetery.

Fred I Geldmacher Geldmacher New Albans Indani Iowa Lowas Wiss Monnie Anabe Denmark Turner Farm Towa Fioria Denmark Town First Congregational Church Georga M Davo Fisra Iuilie Boehnkhamp Fote

Illness ends life of Gustav Smith in Lorain Ohio

Gustav Smith aged 39, born in Poland, long time Lorain resident, employed in National Tube chip shop, passed away at home after one week illness. Survived by four brothers and a sister. Funeral at the Macedonian Church Savoyagael. burial at Woodlawn Cemetery, Lorain.

Gustav Smith Fast River Todd Lotan Ink He O Poland Aucus Iorain Ontonoogan Mchigan National Tube Macedonian Church Savougael Lorain

Obituary: resident of Cleveland area dies at 71

Tames O N o10 or 398 Lodis reet ded at his hame Wwedne dis at 1A 18 PM afte nodness of so weels He wis born in Flyra Debrriry 13 TS1 211 wis a life long resident in the cty He wis 2 Maison being a mem ber of King Solomons lodgn for 1S years Strvvne are his con Hom roof Cleveland and Ralph of EJdsain a late Visa Dora Nehossx grandchidren Frends may call at the Nichols funeral home until Saturday moving when the body will be removed to the late home for ser vices Saturday at 2 PM Dr Wolllam Muir Raid will officiate and burial will be in Ridge Hill V Memoral Park

Tames Flyra Debrriry Cty King Solomons Lodgn

Auditor Proposes Temporary Budget Change to Pay Pensions

County Auditor Charles S Kelser urged the board of commissioners this morning to pass a limited appropriation pending the Langual appropriation measure. The plan would allow payment of mothers and soldiers pensions. Commissioner John E Davidson opposed the idea, saying the annual appropriation could be arranged soon without a temporary appropriation.

Charles S Kelser Board of Commissionaters Khelser John E Davidson

Vanoster And Baird Speak At Banquet

At the New Years Day banquet in Thompsons hall of the Second Baptist Church in this city a retiring mayor and in coming major spoke. Waiver W H Vanoster introduced Win or D A Bard and both gave talks praising the church program. A large crowd attended and enjoyed a fine dinner amid a program of talks and songs.

Oming Second Baptist Church Thompsons Hall W H Vanoster Win Tos City

Henrietta Farm Bureau Chooses 1936 Directors

Henrietta Township Farm Bureau members elect two directors for 1976 at a district meeting held at the Henrietta School. Directors named are He Portman and Mos V Mead Petty Specul nus Was furnished Is Morrim Retzel Tos Putmin Phillis Portmin. Doris Portmin reported on 1935 Four H Club activities including food clothing and livestock projects, health contest, township club fair, and rural electric project. Merritt Powell spoke on Farm Bureau programs. a Hawks and Owls talk, and Donald Wasem led a Boys Club session. Refreshments and folk games followed under Dorothy Lottmaan. meeting arranged by H G Portman and Virs Mead Petty.

Henrita Faon Bueiu Henretta He Portman Mos Mead Petty Specul Nus Morrim Retzel Tos Putmin Phillis Portmin Si Raniach Marjory Kendegh Jane Kendeigh Doris Portmin Fair Ponty Putic Merritt

Roosevelt to address nation as Congress opens

President Roosevelt prepares a major address while Congress plans an early session. Key issues loom including the soldiers bonus and a revival of affection efforts in the House. The White House keeps contents secret as leaders weigh partisan impact.

Spridquartes New York Roosevelt Congress House Wilco

Market items from Cleveland produce listing

A mixed, dense OCR of a Cleveland produce market page shows varied items and prices. It lists ducks, geese, turkeys, hens, lambs, hogs, cabbages, celery, mushrooms, squash, and housing notes with prices and weights, indicating a busy wholesale market with steadier lamb and hog sections and multiple produce lines.

Local Dealers To Attend National Furniture Show

Three Filvsa furniture dealers plan to attend the National Furniture Show at the American Furniture Mart opening Monday. Attending are S Browt? of the ade Thomas and Bown Company Moro Ardman of the BFlvtis New and Used Furniture Company and William Strukhoof of the str ak Furniture Company. More than seven thousand furniture men from across the United States are expected, making it the world’s largest industry exhibit. The show runs two weeks with displays from over six hundred manufacturers.

Filvsa Amerian Furniture Mart Anal Furniture

Legion Post To Again Sponsor Essay Contest

Forst Post No 12 American Legion will sponsor a statewide junior and senior high school essay contest. The local post offers prizes for six boys and six girls, with one winner advancing to state level prizes for 4 year students. The program aims to encourage writing in local schools and recognize top student entries.

National Capital Washington Department of Ohio of the Legion Elyria the Legion Betty Ann Duffy Marjorie Fae Woodhill Legion Post Forst Studens Todas Prizie Veir Ff Yrth

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