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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1933
Page
5
The Oberlin Business Men's Club will hold its annual meeting Friday evening January 13. Christ Church parish also schedules its annual meeting Monday at 730 PM with election of a vestry and reports. all parish members urged to attend. Local residents and visitors are noted at various Rochester area homes, with illness and travel updates including Professor L E Steer ill with pneumonia.
Oberlin Ohio January 3 Dr Willard L Sperry Dean of the Theological School Harvard College will be the annual Haskell lecturer in Oberlin His talks titled Religion and History begin Tuesday at 4 15 p m First Church with Christianity as a Historical Religion followed by four lectures January 11 12 13 on Methods of Historical Inquiry Unitary Theories of History The Historical Value of the Individual The Haskell foundation brings a renowned scholar to discuss relations between eastern civilization and the Christian religion.
The one year ten month old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Williams was brought from Chicago to Oberlin for burial in Westwood Cemetery yesterday. Mr Williams teaches English at Oberlin College and has been on a year long leave of absence in Chicago.
Regular meetings and entertainments fill the week. Rebekah and Eastern Star chapters plan sessions with hosts Mrs. Thomas Mrs. May Mrs. Guide and others. Sorosis Pansy Chapter D A R and Phyllis Wheatley Club schedule dates at Oak Elm North Main Pleasant and New Oberlin addresses with planned discussions and social events
Two Lorafa county women were found dead by their own actions on a weekend. Mrs. Mary Nagy, 58, of Giles road Eaton township, was found by her husband at 7:30 A M in a granary, despondent, survived by three sons and four daughters. Funeral from Taylor Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 P M, burial in Butternut Ridge. Mrs. Dora Chappell, 68, missing since Saturday, later found floating in Lake Erie off Beulah Park Cleveland, identification made late last night. Her Montreal husband I D Chappell lives there. she had been visiting son-in-law T S Dill in Chestnut Ridge road.
The Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps grows from 82 to 48 members and will hold its first rehearsal this year as preparation for drills at the Ohio American Legion convention in Lima next August and the National convention in Chicago September 2 to 5, announced today.
Miss Ruth Paddock of Oberlin and Harry Webber of Ripton had their cars recovered Saturday, Sheriff Clarence Dick reported. Paddock's vehicle was found in Lorain, while Webber's was located in Oberlin.
Cleveland January 9. Glenn Smeeman alias Harry Stanley a Cleveland business man and former Colorado convict is sought by detectives after a St. Louis bail bond jump in 1916. Relatives deny voluntary surrender plans and say he fled publicity with his wife and three month old baby. Stanley, freed on bond after arraignment for being a suspicious person, faces a continued case until January 20 and is linked to an automobile theft conviction and blackmail attempt in Colorado.
Barcelona January 9. Police clamped restraint after rioting described as an abortive revolutionary plot left eight dead and many injured. Authorities had warned and raids netted bombs and dynamite. Two arrestees arrived with bombs. a policeman and a woman bystander died and a girl was wounded. More clashes left another policeman and five civilians dead.
Ralph A Schibley 17 filed in common pleas court for $50 000 against Alfred Kos Avon Lake deputy marshal over a August 28 1932 shooting on the Wellington Oberlin road. The suit claims a bullet remains lodged near his spine from the incident in which Kos said he fired to frighten others while they rode in a car driven by Robert Standen. Kos was found not guilty of shooting to wound.
Dr. Edward T. Hagerman pastor emeritus of the First Methodist church Wellington died yesterday in Des Moines Iowa. Born in Ohio he attended Ohio Wesleyan University and Baldwin Wallace University. He served as pastor at Polk West Salem Wellington and Norwalk Ohio.
Miss Alice Bird reports Lorain County women and girls engaged in numerous extension projects last year with nutrition programs leading in participation. Four-H clubs, clothing and home economics efforts spread across townships. sewing machine clinics repaired 206 machines. total outreach included 2214 bulletins, 321 home visits, 249 office calls, and 144 demonstrations attended by 2816 people.
The January term opens with the case of Josephine Camberara of Lorain suing Anton Chapala for 10900 claiming injuries from a car accident at Broadway and 30th Street a year ago. The suit was continued due to the unexpected receivership of Union Indemnity Insurance. Judge A R Webber presided, with Judge W B Thompson to preside later in the term, which runs to April.
Robert Zwick a 37 year old Cincinnati man labeled as the Midwest’s most desperate killer was wounded in a confrontation with a Toledo rookie officer and the city’s new vice squad. He was hospitalized after taking bullets to the head arm and chest. Patrolman Jay McGuire who helped capture him also received a bullet wound to the hip and was in St Vincent's Hospital.
Detective Joseph Schaefer arrived in Toledo to extradite Zwick to Cincinnati for two first degree murder indictments. Zwick was captured Sunday leaving a hotel with his wife after a failed attempt to shoot his way out. he wounded Officer MaGuire in the exchange. Brothers Edward and Gus Zwick, Cincinnati businessmen, came to be at the wounded man’s bedside. Zwick is linked to the slayings of bootlegger George Murphy and his sweetheart Pauline Wilson in Cincinnati and Toledo.
Continental Cooperative Realty transfers Lots 60 61 62 Section D Ridgeville Heights Ridgeville Township to Sidney and Helen Hassel. Vermilion-on-the-Lake transfers 797 Vermilion-on-the-Lake Subdivision Number One Brownhelm Township to Mary Schnore. Fisher May Finkel and Emil Clayton Bliss to Harold Howards one acre Huntington Township. Northwestern Holding transfers 52 Block C Sunset Country Club Allotment Sheffield Lake to Bessie and Leon Dudzincki. Mike Nimick transfers Sublets 25 and 26 Ridgeville Heights Subdivision Ridgeville. O R and Margaret L Bogart to Samuel J and Edith Husted on West Street Elyria. Samuel J and Edith Husted to O R and Margaret Bogart on Sumner Street Elyria.
Lieut Christopher Mathewson Jr and his newlywed wife are injured and dead after their Amphiibian plane crashed into the Whangpoo River near Shanghai. Mathewson, son of former baseball star Christy Mathewson, survived with a fractured arm and leg while his bride Margaret Phillips of New York died at hospital after the crash on Christmas Eve. The couple had been married two weeks.
Deaths in Elyria area include Mrs Minnie B Davies of Chicago still a longtime resident of Elyria with three sons, and funeral plans to be announced. John Datzell of Elyria Pence and Supply Co dies at 54 after a three week illness. survivors include a wife, sister, and an aunt. Mrs John Rindspach of North Ridgeville dies after long illness. husband, thirteen children, and numerous grandchildren survive. funeral at St Peter's Ridgeville with burial there.
The Senate Judiciary committee approved a resolution for repeal of the 18th amendment with protection for dry states and prohibition of the saloon.
Wesley Smith of Bay Village drove into a cement pillar on East Bridge street undercut around 6 p m yesterday. Passenger Mary Merse burg, also of Bay Village, was uninjured and both occupants escaped serious harm.
Market listings show Cleveland produce and poultry with assorted prices for eggs butter and fowl, plus potatoes from Ohio New York and Pennsylvania. Livestock bulletins cover hogs cattle calves sheep with receipts, price ranges, and trends, alongside Cleveland grain quotes for wheat corn and oats.
Tiffin Ohio merges the Tiffin Daily Advertiser and Tiffin Tribune. The consolidated paper will be called the Advertiser Tribune, issued first on Monday, independent in politics, with E Tappan Rodgers as president and general manager. The Advertiser and Tribune are long established evening papers in Seneca County.
The Cleveland Sunday News will cease publication following its sale to Plain Dealer Publishing Company. The Evening News remains unaffected and will be published by the Cleveland company with Dan R. Hanna as president and Earle Martin as editor. Features of the Sunday News will move into the Sunday Plain Dealer starting next Sunday.
Coast guards dragged the Cuyahoga River beneath the Detroit Superior Bridge seeking the body of a man who leaped from the span as onlookers watched. He vanished after a brief surface appearance and an all day search with grappling hooks failed to recover him. Music is an expression of emotion, speech the expression of thought.
Edna M. Shauver of Lorain sues the City of Lorain and Lorain Street Railway Company for 10000 for injuries from a January 8 1931 incident when she stepped into a hole in the pavement at Broadway and 26th Street, per the petition.
President Hoover opened the conference with the aim to secure a right of way for the American child. Ohio attendees included Belle Sherwin of Cleveland for the National League of Women Voters and L. J. Tabor of the national Grange. Resolutions urged accrediting school agencies to adjust standards, modest school architecture, and high teaching equipment and textbooks.
Raising, who lives across the road, heard the shot and screams and carried the injured girl to Dr Shimansky in Vermilion. She died shortly after. Schummer was jailed in Vermilion and later moved to the county jail. Prosecutor Harding conducted a scene inspection. The body was moved to Lang funeral home in Cleveland for services at 2 PM. Justice Petro scheduled arraignment and grand jury review for tomorrow.
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