Elyrians 10 Play At Avon Lake High School
Avon Lake Post No 211 American Legion presents Jim Armitage and His Elyria Gang Minstrel Follies at Avon Lake High School auditorium on Avon Center Road. A sixty person company with a ten piece orchestra and ten dancing co tops two hour show of old time minstrels and novelty numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake Post No. 211
The
American Legion
Jim Armitage
Elyria Gang
Avon Lake High School
Avon Center Road
Three Men Questioned After Gas Station Break-In
Police detained J. B. Sylvester, Charles Alfonso, and John Macini after a reported burglary at Oberlin road gas station. They said they returned to find the attendant had closed the station and forced the door to retrieve a tire left for repair, prompting their arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sylvester
Bath Street
Charles Alfonso
Oberlin
John Macini
Cleveland
Oberlin Road
Salvation Army extends revival services for one week
Revival services conducted by the Salvation Army, scheduled to close yesterday, were continued for another week due to their success. They will end next Saturday night. Rev. Samuel Murphy has led the services and will soon begin a new series near Sundsr 9 in Painesville, with no meeting tonight. The tomorrow night topic is "A Solemn Question."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Samuel Murphy
Sundsr
Painesville
Elyria Checker Players Defeat Lorain In Tight Match
Elyria checker players edged Lorain 22 to 16 with 10 draws in a closely contested tournament decided on the last games. Elyria’s lineup included Buzzard Pfaff Coyne Pryce Adams Hecock Stager Pepper Hamilton Barton Jenkins Laird while Lorain fielded McCracken Gay Kostas Cable Prosser Foley and Rake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyrians
Lorain
W. D. Buzzard
Art Pfaff
James Coyne
Sam Pryce
M. M. Adams
John Hecock
Paul Stager
Fred Pepper
Floyd Hamilton
O. E. Barton
Adrian Jenkins
Tom Laird
H. J. McCracken
Roy Gay
A. Kostas
James Cable
B. Prosser
P. M. Foley
W. F. Rake
Spencer Manufacturing executive to speak at YMCA club
Charles H. Davis, sales manager of the Spencer Manufacturing Company, will address the Young Men's Club at the YMCA tonight. His exact topic was not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Davis
Spencer Manufacturing Company
Fined by Mayor on intoxication charge
Clyde Smith of 715 West River street and New London was fined $5 and costs for intoxication when arraigned before Mayor W H Van Oster. He had been arrested Saturday night after attempting to persuade a garage man to repair a car he had driven away from West avenue that night, later found to belong to Naomi Burdette of Lakewood. He was described as considerably under the influence of liquor by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Smith
West River Street
New London
W. H. van Oster
Smith
West Avenue
Naomi Burdette
Lakewood
Four Questioned in Gasoline Theft at Ridgeville School
Four men were questioned after gasoline was stolen from cars parked at Ridgeville school on a Saturday night. Deputies Claude Adams Henry Moehl Edward Monroe and Noel Lewis responded to the principal's call. no arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Claude Adams
Henry Moehl
Edward Monroe
Noel Lewis
Car Found Near Abbe Road Linked to Cleveland Theft
A car located near Abbe road last Thursday is traced to Judge George B. Harris of Cleveland. Police report the vehicle was stolen in Cleveland last week and was found with its license plates removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbe Road
George B. Harris
Cleveland
Intoxication fines set in mayor’s court
William Kill was fined 35 and costs for intoxication when arraigned before Mayor W H Van Oster. Charles Neisy Davis and Thomas O Neil pleaded not guilty to intoxication charges at the same arraignment before the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kill
W. H. van Oster
Charles
Neisy) Davis
Thomas O'Neil
Tire and Rim Stolen From Resar Construction Truck
Theft of a tire and rim from a Resar Construction Company truck was reported to police Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resar Construction Company
May Call County Heads Together
County commissioners may call a meeting of all county officials to adjust department appropriations to match expected income this year. Commissioner Harry Shaw said tentative appropriations may be revised significantly as discussions with department officials continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shaw
Shaw
Board of Commissioners
Revised beer bill offers no benefit to grape growers
Washington January 16 Rep William L Fiesinger a Democrat from Sandusky a House wine bloc member said the beer bill revised by Senate Judiciary Committees to include wine will be of no benefit to Ohio grape growers He argued wine at 302 percent alcohol is neither wholesome nor a commercial product and would not be popular nor provide revenue Wilbur White a Republican from Toledo countered that 302 percent wine could boost northern Ohio apple growers with apple champagne production under the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William L. Fiesinger
Sandusky
House Wine Bloc
Senate Judiciary Committees
Ohio
Fiesinger
Wilbur White
Toledo
Elyria Council to Hear Compromise Gas Rate Proposal
The Elyria council in regular session tonight will review a proposed compromise gas rate from Ohno Fuel Gas Co. that would lower consumer charges. Also on the agenda are appropriations for an electric and gas survey related to the rate proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohno Fuel Gas Co
Elyria
Ohio Assembly to Return as Session Extends Tonight
The Ohio general assembly resumes tonight for its third week and sixth day. The House will take up a $16,950,000 temporary appropriation bill as a special order, while a senate committee will meet on building and loan investigations. Senate hearings on Judge Charles F. Schaber face confirmation questions, and the temporary funding faces opposition possibly routing it to the finance committee for revisions before state employees receive overdue pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
House
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Chas. F. Schaber
Bucyrus
Utilities Commission
House Finance Committee
Urge Roosevelt to Name Young Men to Cabinet
Hyde Park Jan 16 Friends of President elect Roosevelt join Col E M House in urging a young cabinet. Advisers say Roosevelt is impressed by House’s push to abandon old ideas and assemble an advanced political group. They argue a fresh team could bring new ideas to lift the nation from economic hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
N. Y
Clase
Roosevelt
Col. E. M. House
House
Missed Chronicle Delivery Contact in Oberlin Ad
Local notice from Oberlin lists phone 4301 and address 8 South Pleasant Street. Mrs Esther Alfsen invites readers to call Ronald Wilbond for Chronicle delivery issues or complaints.
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South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Death Summons Mrs. Brand At Oberlin Home
Mrs Juliette H Tenney Brand died Saturday evening at her Oberlin home after long illness. Born December 5 1842 in Oxford Ohio she was daughter of Daniel and Mary Parker Tenney. Funeral at First Church with Dr J A Richards officiating. interment Westwood Cemetery. Other local notices list Legion Auxiliary and various club meetings through January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Juliette H. Tenney Brand
South Professor Street
Oxford
Ohio
Daniel
Mary Parker Tenney
Tenney
Dartmouth
Boston
Hanna
Scotland
Ruggles
Helen Brand
Oberlin
Oklahoma
Oregon
Charles J. Ryder
Stanford
Conn
J A Richards
Breckenridge
Dr. Brand
Westwood Cemetery
Club Activities Of Coming Week In Local Notes
The IT. T. M. club meets this evening at 7 30 at Mrs J A McGrann home on Woodland avenue. Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters convene this afternoon and evening with Mrs Blackmer on South Pleasant street. Mr and Mrs N A Martin host Monday night club dinner at Mrs E W Spaulding home North Pleasant street followed by bridge. Frank E Peck Chapter De Molays holds regular meeting in club rooms tonight. Mrs M A Houghton hosts Nineteenth Century club at Fast College street Tuesday January 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Oberlin Women’s Club
Frances Nickerson
Elm Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Avery
Grafton Road
Ralph Cain
Junior Star Bridge Club
North Park Street
Merry Wives
Charles Weeks
J. A. McGrann
Woodland Avenue
Pythian Sisters
Frank E. Peck
Order of de- Molays
M. A. Houghton
Nineteenth Century Club
Fast College Street
Allotment Bill Considered By Committee
The Senate Agriculture Committee met to discuss the billion dollar Farm Allotment Bill. Supporters call it farmers' only hope while opponents label it an unworkable experiment. Committeemen expect a report soon, with possible Democratic delays pending talks with President-elect Roosevelt. Roosevelt's general stance on allotment principles is known, but his view on the bill remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt
Second degree murder charge planned in stove poker case
In Marion Colorado a man, Claude Miller, 26, faced a second degree murder charge after striking his wife, 49, with a stove poker during an argument. Mrs. Miller died from a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, CO
Claude Miller
G. A. R. Member David Wheeler Passes at 85
MT. STERLING O Jan 16. David Wheeler 85 last survivor of Company K 176th regiment O V I died at his home here Sunday He was a member of the J C Bostwick Post Grand Army of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Sterling, O
David Wheeler
176Th Regiment
J. C. Bostwick
Grand Army of the Republic
Court Suit Seeks 5000 From Driver Over 1932 Collision
In And About The Court House Elsie Brighthill, 15, filed suit against John Ruszkey, Cleveland, for 5000 for injuries alleged sustained November 19, 1932, in an automobile collision on North Ridge road, according to the petition. James Barto Lorain Was Granted a Divorce From Helen Barto On Grounds Of Gross Neglect Of Duty By Judge W R Thompson Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Brighthill
John Ruszkey
Cleveland
North Ridge Road
James
Barto
Lorain
Helen Barto
W. RB. Thompson
Health and Natural Foods lecture by Louis P. Schaefer
A lecture on Health and Natural Foods will be held in the Masonic rooms Thursday evening at 8:00. Louis P. Schaefer of Norwalk will speak and Masons with wives and Stars with husbands are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Rooms
Louis P. Schaefer
Norwalk
Andrews School staff and local guests hosted at Oberlin
Miss Isabel Ferrell, supervised by Andrews School, nears February diploma. Sunday visitors included Mrs. Eugenie Overturf, Dean of Girls, plus Miss Elizabeth Cooler and Miss Martha Anderson. Other locals in town were Mr. and Mrs. Roig, Mr. and Mrs. Bickel, Luther Nolan, Vera Fales, Charles Dotson, Waldo Watson, and Charles Hallauer visiting family and friends around Oberlin and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Ferrell
Eugenie Overturf
Andrews School
Willoughby
Elizabeth Cooler
Martha Anderson
Ferrell
Royal Roig
Rocky River
Robert Pash
West Lorain Street
C. Bickel
Ripton
Leslie Bickel
Willard Court
Luther Nolan
Columbus
Oberlin
Vera Fales
Norwalk
Charles Dotson
Cleveland
Locke Cooley
Waldo Watson
Charles Hallauer
Groveland Street
Jackson council faces budget with $15,885 surplus
Jackson Ohio council projects a balanced budget for 1932 with expected income of 155,466.28 dollars and appropriations totaling 139,580.44 dollars. The water utility is paid 13,620 dollars in arrears for two years, affecting the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, O
Jackson
Water Company
Municipal Water Service
Community preacher cites crime age trend in baccalaureate
In a full church service Rev. Bond urged parents to pair education with religion noting criminals average 23 years and low church attendance. He linked character formation to living for others and emphasized study of people as part of education. The ceremony featured processions, a high school chorus, and organ pieces. The offering supported a Student Aid Fund to help local students finish college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
BE. B. Redhead
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Burglary at Miller Jones Shoe Co. $75 stolen
Police investigated a burglary at the Miller Jones Shoe Company at 332 Broadstreet. A rear window was entered by sawing through an iron grate and $75 concealed money was taken. Detective Lloyd Sweet and Patrolman Milton Obitts led the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Jones Shoe Company
Kenneth Wise
Lloyd Sweet
Milton Obitts
Death of Edith Enneta Harraman in Jackson Michigan
Edith Enneta Harraman wife of Otis Harraman of 220% Third street died at home Sunday after nine months illness. Born November 9, 1893 in Fostoria Ohio she lived in the city ten months. She attended a Baptist church in Jackson Michigan and is survived by husband two daughters Jane Maxine and Emily Jane both of Marion Ohio and her father C. M. Rumer and brother Ralph Rumer of Marion. The body will be taken from Nichols funeral home to Marion Ohio for funeral services on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Enneta Harraman
Otis Harraman
Third Street
Fostoria
Ohio
The
Baptist Church
Jackson
Michigan
Jane Maxine
Emily Jane
C. M. Rumer
Ralph Rumer
Marion
Nichols Funeral Home
Death of Charles Miller at Amherst Hospital
Charles Miller, a Brownhelm area farmer, died at Amherst Hospital at 6 30 this morning. He resided on the Miller homestead at Brownhelm Station and is survived by three brothers Henry Miller Elyria William and Jacob Amherst two sisters Mrs Charles Sales Hur on and Mrs Mary Whitmore Lorain six nephews and nine nieces. The body was taken to O H Baker Funeral Home for burial preparations and funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst, CO
Charles Miller
Brownhelm
Amherst Hospital
Miller
Brownhelm Station
Henry Miller
Elyria
William
Jacob
Amherst
Charles Sales
Huron
Mary Whitmore
Lorain
O. H Baker
Ahepans Install Officers in Akron District Ceremony
Members of the local Ahepa chapter joined nine districts in Akron for the installation of officers of the Tenth Ahepa District at Helen Hall. Harry Booras and James Chacona presided with other dignitaries. Local officers for 1933 include Peter Delis as president and Harry Pappas as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Ahepa
Akron
Ahepa
Hellenic Hall
Harry Booras
Order
James Chacona
Constantine Economous
Youngstown
Andrew Nickas
Gust Poulacos
J. Nelson Sparks
Peter Delis
Lorain
Harry Pappas
Andrew Spanos
Elyria
James Thompson
Norwalk
Peter Jevas
Sandusky
John Karabouias
Thmoas Mihalis
Charles Delis
John Sofios
William Sederis
George Bates
William Steris
John Karabovias
Angel Pappas
Maccabee Hall
High school promotions trim staff under economy plan
The school board outlines four yearly promotions leading to the graduation of January entrants and notes three teacher eliminations this week. Overall reductions include twelve teaching staff this year after earlier cuts of four supervisors and five teachers, all to support the district economy program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maston
Board of Education
Humber Two Ensures Unity in Farm Bureau Meeting
Everson urged selecting the best men for government offices despite party ties after addressing the Cuyahoga County Farm Bureau. He planned to visit Michigan and Wisconsin following Elyria. The session featured a three act play by Farm Bureau members, a resolution on the illness of Horton B. Alger, a play by Raymond and Charles Cotton, group singing, and music by the Wayne Garland Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everson
Elyria
Cuyahoga County Farm Bureau
Michigan
Wisconsin
Farm Bureau
Horton B. Alger
Raymond
Charles Cotton
Rev. P. Kohl
Eaton
Wayne Garland Orchestra
Literary archetypes: hero strength vs heroine fragility
A literary theme contrasts a heroic male with robust virtues against a female lead whose frailty enhances her appeal. The discussion notes how ill health in the male hero serves as a foil to his powers, while a heroine’s vulnerability heightens audience interest.
Auto Recovered After Stolen From Hipter Town Hall
Rob ert Davidson of Kipton owned the vehicle reported stolen from Hipter town hall Saturday night. It was recovered in Lorain Sunday, Sheriff Clarence Dick reported.
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AUTO
Robert Davidson
Kipton
Hipter Town Hall
Lorain
Clarence Dick
Markets show mixed movements in Cleveland produce market
Butter and eggs soften with extras and receipts described as weak. Poultry remains steady with various classes priced from 9c to over 16c per pound. Potatoes show mixed grades and weights with bids around $3.25 per 100 pounds for some sacked varieties. Cattle receipts near 1100 steady to 25 cents lower. calves steady with dealers at 6.50 to 7.00. sheep around 6.25 to 6.50 for lambs, with lower end at 5.00 to 5.50 for throw outs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Hog market report shows higher bids with limited sales
Hogs around 1 800 head held over with bids mostly 10 cents higher and asks about 20 cents under. Practically no early sales as buyers refuse top prices, with a 3 1/2 dollar bid on 160 to 250 pound hogs rejected.
Holy Year Promulgated By Papal Bull In Rome
Vatican announces an extraordinary Holy Year beginning Palm Sunday to mark the nineteenth centenary of Christ’s death. The bull ordered devotions at four basilicas and granted indulgences to pilgrims visiting Rome Londres and Palestine with confession and penance urged for all faithful.
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Vatican City
Rome
Holy City
Papal Court
Enrico Dante
Vatican
St. Peter’s
Londres
Palestine
Redemption of Humanity
St. John Lateran
St. Peter's
St. Paul’s
St. Mary Major
God
Apostles Peter and Paul
Stolen Toledo Car Recovered Near La Grange
An automobile stolen from Toledo on December 21 was recovered Saturday on Holley road near La Grange. The car is owned by S. D. Souder of Toledo. Deputy sheriffs report the recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Holley Road
la Grange
S. D. Souder
Wheat and corn price notes from market page
The listing gives No 2 red wheat at per bushel and No 3 yellow corn at 29 1/4 to 30 cents, with oats 2 white at 201 to 29 1/2 cents and No 2 yellow oats at 22 cents. Prices are typed with occasional spacing and typographical quirks.
Daughter of Woodrow Wilson Succumbs in Cambridge
Mrs. Jessie Wilson Sayre, 45, daughter of President Wilson, died at Cambridge hospital after gall bladder and appendicitis surgery. She was wife of Professor Francis Bowes Sayre and former Massachusetts state commissioner of correction. Funeral at Christ Church, Cambridge, on Wednesday. burial in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Jessie Wilson Sayre
Wilson
Wyman House
Cambridge Hospital
Christ (Episcopal) Church
Bethlehem
Sayre
White House
Francis Bowes Sayre
Massachusets State
Four Killed by Explosion At Coal Miner Home
Four people died when a keg of blasting powder exploded at the home of Sylvester Debord, a coal miner, in Morehead Kentucky. Victims include Lizzie 22 and Jesse 16 Debord, Luther Hamilton 23 and his infant daughter Anna Lee. Debord escaped unharmed. An official said one man was opening the keg with a metal bar when the blast occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreheal
Sylvester Debord
Lizzie
Jesse
Debord
Luther Hamilton
Anna Lee
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Salvation Amt
Elyria Checker
Goungtl
Vogler’s
Vogler & Son Storage House
Buckeye St
Elyria, Ohio
SRA
Mrs. Brand
Legion Rooms
H. P. Kirkland
C. E. Lee
Mres
Ahepans
Humber
Humber Two
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland Grain
Woodrow Wilson
Western Reserve Finance
Acme
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Broad St
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