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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1937

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Ohio River Floods Rise Steady In Cincinnati

Ohio River spills over banks in Cincinnati with forecast highs in the Ohio Valley. Officials predict crests near 58 or 59 feet by Tuesday or Wednesday while warnings spread from Pittsburgh to Cairo. Rainfall over the weekend averaged roughly one inch. Tributaries swell as Marietta reports 54.1 feet and forecasters warn of riverfront flooding and impacted businesses.

Cincinnati Ohio River Ohio Valley Marietta Ohio River W.C. Devereaux U.S Pittsburgh Cairo Muskintum Miami Kentucky R. P. Powell

Flood Threat Grows As Rain Spreads Across Mid states

Rain threatens the most dangerous winter floods since 1927 across Indiana Illinois Kentucky and Missouri as refugees endure makeshift shelters. National Guardsmen patrol and WPA workers assist as levees are reinforced against rising rivers in Missouri Illinois and Ohio. Four more National Guardsmen are summoned to plug gaps with sand bags while warnings persist of more rain inland.

Chicago Indiana Illinois Kentucky Missouri Red Cross Ohio Pennsylvania Cincinnati WPA National St. Francis River St. Francis Ark Cardwell Kennett

Weather Ohio: Fair tonight and Tuesday with colder turn

The forecast notes generally fair conditions in Ohio tonight and Tuesday. A sharp drop in temperatures brings much colder air tonight and through Tuesday, with continued cold conditions outlook.

Ohio

Zilch Elected President of County Board

Lorain County Board of Education reorganized naming Werner Zilch Amherst as president for 1937 and William A. Schmittgen Ridgeville Township as vice president. Absent were Zilch and Hadaway. Mason, Schmittgen, and Cotton formed a quorum. The board set monthly meetings for 2 pm on the first Monday.

Werner Zilch Amherst Lorain County Board of Education A. D. Mason William A. Schmittgen Ridgeville Township General Industries Company Zilch Columbus Walter Hadaway Carlisle Township Virginia Mason, Schmittgen E. F. Cotton

Grafton Man Injured in Road Collision

John Carlson of Grafton suffered a head laceration around noon today after the car he drove collided on La Grange Penfield road with a machine operated by Harold Duffy of West Salem. Deputy sheriffs reported the collision occurred three miles south of La Grange.

John Carlson Grafton Harold Duffy West Salem la Grange Penfield la Grange

Death claims one of Eaton Township's oldest residents

Mrs. Alice L. Giles 83, longtime Eaton Township resident since age eight, died at home after a lingering illness. She was born February 13, 1854 in Berea Ohio and married William H. Giles October 8, 1871, celebrating their 65th anniversary last year. Survived by husband three children Stella Longbon Arthur E. Giles and Cora G. Ross three grandchildren and siblings C W Stebbins and Nettie Rogers. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at North Eaton Church of Christ, Rev Archie Stevenson and Rev fy A Escher officiating. Burial in Butternut Ridge Cemetery. Body at home. friends may call.

Eaton Township Alice L. Giles Giles William H. Giles Berea Ohio North Eaton Ladies Aid Society Cleveland North Eaton Church of Christ Archie Stevenson Fy. A. Escher Butternut Ridge

Kidnaping Case Leads Police Across Pacific Northwest

Federal, state, and city police chase every lead in the Charles Mattson kidnap murder case. Suspects include a disgruntled WPA worker described as bearded and swarthy, last seen near Everett where the victim was abandoned and a pit investigated. Authorities also probe Lee Haskell Fowler and question Ruth Graham and Wachtang Tavdsuidkze amid arrests and held incommunicado.

Tacoma Wash Charles Mattson WPA Everett Charles W. W. Mattson Young Mattson FBI Lee Haskell Fowler Bellingham Ruth Graham Wachtang Tavdsuidkze Tavdguidkze John Miller Seattle Detective Force Seattle Tardguidkze Graham

Rotarians Hear W R U Grid Coach Bill Edwards

Western Reserve University football coach Bill Edwards will address the Elsria Rotary Club at noon Tuesday at the Elks Restaurant. Roy B. Ciimer will lead the program and Edwards will present motion pictures of Reserve versus West Virginia and other games. The district reports 49 clubs back dividing the district into two, likely effective July 1, with Elyria one of 20 clubs voting against.

Bill Edwards Western Reserve University Elsria Elyria

Man Dies In Effort To Save Four Persons

LAS VEGAS NEV Jan 19 Three women a man two cats and a dog were snowbound for 22 days in a car. A male companion froze to death while trying to save them. Another man battled a blizzard for 22 hours as the others huddled in the snow covered auto. Miller volunteered to seek help but was killed by the second blizzard. Poe then set out to reach a distant cabin, knowing two days meant life or death for the group.

Las Vegas Nev Lee Prettyman Yucca Pass Fred Miller Miller Bob Smith Poe

Auto Strike Talks Falter as Flint Plants Sit

Detroit dispatch reports zero hour negotiations between General Motors and the United Automobile Workers collapsed. Homer Martin accuses GM of bad faith for reopening the Cadillac plant and baring picketing at Guide Lamp. Union cites GM breach for not removing sit down strikers from Flint plants by 11 A.M. and vows to stay until a settlement is reached. Gov. Murphy stays in Detroit as talks stall.

Detroit U. P General Motors United Automobile Workers Homer Martin William S. Knudsen Knudsen Martin Frank Murphy Lansing Flint Cadillac Anderson Ind United Presa Mich Fisher

Inauguration Day Foretold for Roosevelt in Washington

Advance guard of a vast crowd converges on Washington for Franklin D. Roosevelt's second inauguration. The date moves to January 20 under the 20th Amendment, with Vice President Garner to take oath outdoors on the Capitol east front. Chief Justice Hughes will administer the presidential oath amid tensions over constitutional interpretation.

Washington Franklin Delano Roosevelt United States Roosevelt John Nance Garner Senate Chamber Capitol Congress Charles Evans Hughes Mr. Roosevelt Garner Senate Joseph T. Robinson Supreme Court Diplomatic Corps House

Auto skids and tips over in deep Lorain ditch

Mrs. Mary Bibby, 78, of 427 Cleveland street, was killed instantly when a car carrying four others skidded and tipped into a four foot ditch on Oberlin avenue near 30th street as a man walked along the road. Mrs. Warner sustained a fractured right arm. three others, including a 15 year old granddaughter and a 3 year old, were unhurt or not seriously hurt. The party had been with Dr. S. C. Ward, coroner, and were returning to Elyda from his home. Mrs. Bibby, from Brooklyn six months, is survived by two sons in New Jersey.

Brownhelm Township Amherst Amherst Village Lorain County Parent-Teacher Associations Schmittgen J. E. Davidson Avon Stop 73 Cleveland Road Ridgeville Township Grafton Belden C. A. Gibbens Gibbens Mary Bibby Cleveland Street R. H. Walton East River Street Oberlin 30Th Street Lorain Marseilles Avenue Joan Baker Warner Margaret Walton

Eight Ohio Highway Fatalities From Torrential Rains

United Press reports eight people died in Ohio over the weekend as storms and a freeze caused dangerous driving. Four deaths occurred when cars plunged into swollen streams. one wreck near Lisbon sent three men over an embankment into Beaver Creek. Herbert McBride, 60, and Hugh Reed, 42, were among the victims.

United Press Ohio Lisbon Beaver Creek Herbert McBride Hugh Reed

Elyria Teacher Dies Suddenly After 19 Years of Service

Elvira Taft Lee 45 longtime Elyria second grade teacher died suddenly Sunday at home 137 Pasadena Avenue. She taught at Garford School since 1918 and enjoyed Saturday theatre with husband Clair M. Lee. Survived by husband son Robert E. Lee father E L Taft of Wauseon and three sisters. Funeral set for Tuesday at Nichols Funeral Home and Wauseon home with Dr E J Bond officiating.

Elvira Taft Lee Elyria Pasadena Avenue Garford School Clair M. Lee Wauseon Ohio E. J. Bond M. E Nichols Funeral Home

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