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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1929

Page

7

Two 18 Year Old Flappers Swindle Coal Firms

Two eighteen year old flappers passed two bogus checks at Flyria's business concerns yesterday afternoon. The Crooks Coal Company on East Avenue and the Kennedy Coal Company on Woodford Avenue were victimized, each for 26.50 dollars. The first check bought coal at 230 Farace Street with a delivery later found to be fake. The second check was rejected by Kennedy Coal Company, though the flappers had already fled. One wore a light fur coat and the other a dark hat. one flapper was red haired, police reported.

Flyria E. J. Stankard Crooks Coal Company East Avenue Farace Street Kennedy Koal Komany Woodford Avenue

Ely Rifle Club Receives National Charter in Ely

The Ely Rifle Club, named in honor of William A. Ely, was chartered by the National Rifle Association of America. Director John R. Siekkinen announced the 21 member club, tied to the Y M C A boys division, meets Fridays in a West Avenue clubroom donated by Ely. Members will receive gun handling instruction and must pass preliminary tests before firing.

Ely Rifle Club Nationalifle Association of America Ohn R. Siekkinen Iboys West Avenue William A. Ely

Snyder seeks divorce over neglect and cruelty

Kathryn L. Snyder filed in common pleas court for divorce from Jervin F. Snyder of Elyria claiming gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The petition cites trouble with the in laws. The couple married in 1927 and the plaintiff is mother to a two month old child.

Kathryn L. Snyder Common Pleas Court Jervin F. Snyder Elyria

Death records Mary Alice Moore 79 dies at home in Ohio

Mary Alice Moore 79 dies at 7 45 PM at her daughter's home 319 Eastern Height Boulevard where she has lived for three years She is survived by two daughters Mrs O C Milliken Elyria and Mrs Jennie Grebb Pueblo Colorado two sons Albert Moore Dover Ohio and W E Moore Massillon Ohio two brothers and two sisters Mrs Sibey Lorain Mrs Jonas Allison Winfield Ohio Benjamin Rosenberry Canton and Wesley Rosenberry Dover Ohio twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren There will be a short service Saturday at 9 00 AM at Rosenberry Funeral Home The funeral service will be conducted at Albert Moores home in Dover Saturday at 1 30 PM Burial in Dover Ohio

Mary Alice Moore O. C. Milliken Eastern Height Boulevard Moore Elyria Jennie Grebb Pueblo Colorado Albert Moore Dover Ohio W. E. Moore Massillon Sibey Lorain Jonas Allison Winfield Benjamin Rosenberry Canton Wesley Rosenberry Dover Ohio Rosenberry

Skating Pond Opens at Cascade Park in Elyria

The Cascade Park skating pond opened today, adding to four existing ponds in Elyria. Frank Wilford, Park Board chairman, said the new square pond covers the right field area of the Cascade baseball diamond and part of the Furnace street slope, with one corner fenced for coaster use and the rest for skaters. A custodian is in charge as drainage issues must be resolved before a fifth pond goes into service.

Elyria Cascade Park Cascade Baseball Diamond Gome Furnace Street Frank Wilford Wilford

Chicago Dairy and Egg Prices Slip in Early Trading

Chicago markets report higher butter prices with 16 3 14 to 46 3 4 cents for various grades and eggs at 35 36 cents for extra firsts, 32 34 cents for firsts, and 28 30 cents for ordinary firsts. Timothy seed listed at $5.85 to $6.45 per unit.

Chicago Timothy

Healthful laxative remedy gains wide use since 1875

The passage notes a free trial offer for a well known laxative preparation combining laxative herbs and pure pepsin. It claims children benefit, elderly ease, and widespread pharmacist adoption since its first use by Mr. Caldwell in 1875. A coupon permits a no cost trial.

Caldwell

Accidently Hit by Iron Bar at Mill Injury

Arthur {od, 21, of 67 Chestnut Street, was struck by an iron bar in the early morning at the Columbia Steel Company's plant. He suffered a contusion over the right eye, was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment and examination, and was later released to go home.

Arthur Chestnut Street Flood Columbia Steel Company Memorial Hospital

First Auto Accident on Middle Avenue in 1929

Police logged the first Middle avenue auto crash of 1929 yesterday afternoon. W N Hitchcock of Grafton drove north when a car from Fourth street turned and collided with his machine. Hitchcock said the other driver appeared to turn north as the collision occurred. His vehicle sustained only slight front fender damage.

Middle Avenue W. N. Hitchcock Grafton Fourth Street Hitchcock

Blaze at Damm Apartment on Broad Street Causes Short Fire

Elyria fire crews answered a New Year call at 312 East Broad Street last night. Hose Company No. 1 arrived at 5:40 p m to find wires feeding a blaze into the Damm Apartment. Firefighters cut the shorted wires, the alarm reported. no damage was sustained to the dwelling.

Elyria East Broad Street

Solicitor Js Il Trial Postponed For Slutzker Case

The Max Slutzker trial, set in police court today, was continued to Thursday January 10 due to City Solicitor Harry Redington's illness. He is accused of possessing two gallons of liquor at 329 Clark Street.

JS IL Max Slutzker Clark Street Harry Redington Slutzker

Punctual P T A meeting postponed by flu outbreak

The Lorain County Council of the Parent Teachers Association postpones its meeting at Henrietta due to a high influenza prevalence. The meeting is now indefinitely delayed.

Lorain County Parent-Teachers Association Henrietta

Elyria Merchants Plan Year at Friday Luncheon

Elyria merchants will hold their first monthly luncheon meeting of 1929 at the Elk's Club at noon Friday. E. J. Fellow secretary of the Elyria Board of Trade said plans for the year will be discussed at the meeting.

Elyria Elk’s Club E. J. Fellow Elyria Board of Trade

Stolen Graham Bros Truck Found on Ohio Street

William Rennie of the City Engineering department reported a Graham Bros. truck abandoned on Ohio street for a couple days. The license plate was T 70-109. Investigation showed the vehicle had been stolen from California Fruit Company's garage on Monday. Steve Karris, proprietor, was notified the truck had been recovered.

William Rennie City Engineering Department Graham Bros Ohio Street California Fruit Company Steve Karris Karris

Building Permits Issued by City Clerk Smock

Building permits issued by Mayor's Clerk John G. Smock list projects including E. E. Phipps frame dwelling at 155 Bellfield Avenue Amgo Inc twelve frame dwellings on Longfellow Street F W Hartman frame and stucco dwelling 407 Ninth Street Spencer Gas and Oil Company frame service station Oberlin Road E A Horace frame garage 555 Broad and Fairlawn Streets Robert Loomis frame dwelling 271 Boston Avenue A E Vivant frame garage 237 Dennison Avenue E R Lover remodeling house 122 Riverdale Court.

John G. Smock Wero E. E. Phipps Bellfield Avenue Amgo Inc Longfellow Street F. W. Hartman Ninth Street Spencer Gas and Oil Company Oberlin Road E. A. Horace Broad and Fairlawn Robert Loomis Boston Avenue A. E. Viva

275 Autos Sold In County In December

Lorain county records show 275 automobiles sold in December with 254 pleasure cars and 21 trucks. The clerk of courts bill of sale department released the report, while an unrelated note mentions Pepe's Diary from 1660 to 1669 not deciphered and published in 1825.

Lorain County Clerk of Courts Bill of Sale Department Pepe

Staff Changes At Gates Hospital

The Trustees of Elyria Memorial Hospital announce a complete Gates Hospital reorganization effective February 1. Dr Clarence H Heyman of Mt Silant Cleveland becomes Orthopedic Consultant and will oversee crippled child treatment, spending a full day weekly at the hospital. Dr M Melvin Clark of the Cleveland Clinic is named Resident Orthopedist, resident here full time starting Feb 1. Dr Clark’s training includes Syracuse University College of Medicine 1924, Rochester General Hospital, Rochester Orthopedic work with Dr Fitch, and service at Massachusetts General and Children’s Hospital Boston under Dr Osgood before joining Cleveland Clinic in 1928. Plans include internal reorganizing, expanding sun room facilities, and installing a swimming pool to aid crippled children through swimming therapy.

Elyria Memorial Hospital Gates Hopital Clarence H. Heyman Mt. Silant Hospital Cleveland Heyman Western Reserve University M. Melvin Clark Cleveland Clinic Clark Gates Hospital College of Medicine Syracuse University Rochester General Hospital Ralph R. Fitch Rochester N. Y Massachusetts General Hospital Children's Hospital of Boston Robert Osgood America

Oberlin budget approved for six months of 1929

Oberlin council approved the six month 1929 budget with allocations for General 4950 police 3936 fire 5800 town hall 1500 streets 9209 white way lighting 1500 sewers and plant 9870 and contingent 2177.79 The tax rate is 20.8 mills and the manager notes strong finances enabling planned improvements.

Oberlin White Way

Garages Cut From Partnership Tie in East College Street

Announcement states the Cole and Rosa Garage on East College street is now the sole property of William Rosa. The partnership is dissolved effective immediately, ending years of shared ownership and including all equipment and rights.

Cole and Rosa East College Street William Rosa Rosa Cole

Janbrs Off Basketball Teams Heads to Amherst Tonight

Briefs note the Janbrs Off basketball team traveling to Amherst for a Seat Basketball game. Oberlin Celtica edged LaGrange High by one point at La Grange, 15 to 14. W R C plans a regular meeting tomorrow featuring installation services.

Janbrs Amherst Oberlin Celtica la Grange LaGrange

Centre2 endurance flyer breaks 12 hour record

Miss Trout, world champion endurance flyer, completed a continuous 12 hours 11 minutes flight, beating Vi ola Gentry’s 9 hour 6 minute record. She landed gracefully to cheers while the army filers in the Question Mark sent a congratulatory note and encouragement for future records.

Viola Gentry Mitchel Field Miss Trout Army California

Continsed free Page 1: Akron dealer linked to missing boy case

Prosecutor Mougey said evidence shows Ardlus harbored hatred toward Marshall Horst, the missing boy’s uncle, and threatened retaliation. The claim notes Arnolds feared Melvin was Horst’s son, with Melvin’s parents described as unknown to the Arnolds.

Akron Hve Ardlus Marshall Raymond Horst Mougey Melvin Arnolds Mourrey Rom

Amherst Church Officers Reelected at Annual Meeting

The annual meeting in Amherst recounts reelection of church officers led by Rev. N E Escott. Officers include Church clerk Mrs T W Wilson treasurer Samuel Bacon pianist Miss Lucy Whittleser choir leader Mrs Raymond Sprague and deacon W Brechmacher. The society voted to beautify grounds and set a committee to advance the project.

Amherst N. E. Escott T. W. Wilson Samuel Bacon Lucy Whittleser Raymond Sprague W. Brechmacher Church Society Wm. Brechmacher H. L. Lelmbacao R. W. Bechtel Albert Kreezger West Street Carl Renner Edward Schroeder A. Kreeger George Schroeder Theo. Schmitz Frank Graves Don Rockwood Peter Wohlever Jacob Wohlever Albert Kreeger Emery Sondergeld Helen Gormley Gerald Gormley John Amonnhausser Hale Be Ralph Coleman Lorn Gulett Lorain Arthur Hintz, Jr Beaver Park Raymond Heinzersing Morris Rouseau Thirty-third Street Brownhelm Congregational Sunday School John Miller

Finds Auto He Bought a Year Ago Was Stolen

One year ago a woman was jailed in the county, needing money for her automobile. Deputy Sheriff Claud Bivin bought the car to use locally. He later surrendered the auto to inspectors who found it had been stolen in Knoxville, Tennessee, in August 1927. The discovery came after several members of an auto theft ring were identified.

Claud Bivin Bivin Knoxville Tenn

Markets Cleveland Produce Price Report

Cleveland market brief with Butter Eggs Poultry and Potatoes price ranges from extras to firsts and seconds. Express stocks list heavy fowls leghorns ducks geese and old cocks with per pound figures. Potatoes in 150 lb sacks vary by origin from Ohio to Maine with home grown prices also shown.

Cleveland Express Ohio New York Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Maine Green Mountain Idaho

Cleveland Livestock Market Report

Cleveland, Jan 3. Receipts: cattle 400, hogs 200, sheep 2200. Hogs 15 to 25 lower. 250-350 lb hogs 900 to 935. 200-250 lb hogs 925 to 935. 160-200 lb hogs 915 to 935. 130-160 lb hogs 900 to 935. 90-130 lb hogs 875 to 906. packing sows 765 to 899. Cattle steady. beef steers 1160 to 1250. yearlings and heifers 950 to 1175. beef cows 700 to 925. low cutters 425 to 625. vealers 1500 to 1950. Sheep receipts 2200. market 25 cents higher. top fat lambs 1625. bulk fat lambs 1600. bulk cull lambs 1250 to 1350. bulk fat ewes 650 to 750.

Cleveland Livestock Cleveland

Toledo Livestock Hogs and calves market report

Toledo cattle notes show hog receipts around 1000 with prices 15 to 25 cents lower. heavy hogs 8.50 to 8.76, mediums 9.00 to 9.15, Yorkers 8.75 to 9.15, good pigs 8.25 to 8.50. Calves light receipts, market steady. Sheep and lambs light receipts, market strong.

Toledo Livestock Toledo

Rescue on Lake Erie as rubber suited swimmer saves man

The Maitland reported a rescue on Lake Erie after a blower near shore sent a man in a rubber suit to safety while the craft was blown back. Canadian search teams and planes had scoured the lake for days before the salvage.

Erie

Kiwanis Meeting Called by Medina Atty West

Lt. Governor A H West of Elyria calls Medina meeting for Kiwanis officers from ten district clubs to plan for 1929. Elyria Lorain Akron Barberton Cuyahoga Falls Kenmore Kent Medina Wellington Ravenna represented at Medina event. West with Elyria Lorain officials to Toledo Jan 16 for district trustees session. governor’s ball to follow at Commodore Perry Hotel.

Atty A. H. West Elyria Ohio Kiwanis International Medina Lorain Akron Barberton Cuyahoga Fall Kenmore Kent Wellington Ravenna West Toledo Commodor Perry Hotel Bob Dunn Pete Land

Farm Bureaus to Hold Back-to-Back Lorain County Meetings

Annual meetings for two Lorain county farm bureaus will take place Thursday and Friday evenings. The Henrietta bureau meets at Henrietta High School at 7 p.m. and the Pittsfield bureau gathers at Pittsfield Town Hall. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Current chairs are O. C. Kneeble for Henrietta and T. H. Breyley for Pittsfield.

Lorain County County Farm Extension Office Henrietta Farm Bureau Henrietta High School Pittsfield Pittsfield Town Hall O. C. Kneeble T. H. Breyley Pittsfield Bureau

German Bible From Germantown Raised In 1763 Pride

C B Neher of 187 Bath Street owns an unusual Bible printed in German. Published in Germantown in 1763. Noted for its fine leather binding with steel corner protection. Contains both old and new testaments and every word is in German.

C. B. Neher Bath Street Germantown

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