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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1932

Page

5

Elyria Holiday Aid Report Totals 2586 Families Helped

A summary from A. C. Schilleman shows 2,586 people in Elyria received Christmas cheer during the holiday season. The Not an Empty Stocking Committee led with 286 families aided with dinners and toys. Other groups assisted include Ellis 50, DeMolay 19, Legion Auxiliary 10, Second and First Congregational Churches, and several clubs, plus 16 families aided by individuals.

Elyria A. C. Schilleman Ellis David Nye DeMolay Legion Auxiliary Second Congregational Church First Congregational Church Church of Christ Boy Scouts Plocher Club D. D. Club O P.S

Police search for two youths after reported wine thefts

Police sought Alex Kellerman age 15 of 248 West River Street and Andy Bokos age 16 of 330 West River Street after two wine thefts were reported from their homes at 6 30 P M yesterday. A radio school for Elyrians to learn code practice will be held at National Guard headquarters every Tuesday at 730 P M announced by Arthur Richwine head of the unit. J W Seymour will conduct the class Richwine said.

Alex Kellerman West River Street Andy Bokos Elyrians National Guard Arthur Richwine J. W. Seymour Richwine

Faith In Confession Drops Suter Case

Ashland Ohio January 19 Prosecuting Attorney Culbertson moves to drop charges against Dr I R Suter for attempting to extort from Mrs T W Miller after James Newsome confesses to the offense The judge dismisses the indictment and Suter is freed Newsome admitted writing threatening letters to Parker Miller aged 8 authorities rely on the confession in the filing

Ashland H. BE. Culbertson I. R. Suter T. W. Miller Suter James Newsome Common Pleas Court C. C. Chapman Nesro Millers Parker Miller Newsome

Death Record for Edward McNeill in Birmingham

Edward McNeill age 22 son of Mr and Mrs J E McNeill and brother of Mrs Haley von McNeill and Mrs Alliene Weisman of Elx- Tia was killed in an automobile collision Sunday afternoon on the Hoison Highway two and one half miles west of here. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2:00 PM at Florence Congregational church with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park.

Birmingham Edward McNeill J. E. McNeill Haley von McNeill Alliene Weisman Elx- Tia Hoison Highway Here Florence Congregational Church Ridge Hill Memorial Park

Mrs Hastings Dies. Rites Wed in Grafton

Mrs Sarah Hastings died January 11 at her daughter Mrs A W Barnard’s home in Cleveland Heights. She leaves a son Everett V Hastings of this city. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the M E Church in Grafton with interment in La Grange cemetery.

Sarah Hastings A. W. Barnard Cleveland Heights Everett V. Hastings M. E Grafton la Grange

General Will as the Controlling Force in Opinion

A reflection on public opinion today versus past centuries and Rousseau's General Will as the ultimate guiding force in human affairs. The author notes enduring truth in collective will guiding political and social outcomes.

4 H Club Visit to Mrs Burke’s Home Hosts Luncheon

Mrs Roy Burke entertained Amherst 4 H Club members at Foster Park Road with Bunco and a 4 o'clock luncheon for eight guests including Mrs R Ovie Mrs E Cook Mrs Ben Michael the leader and hostess Mrs Roy Burke and assistant leader Mrs R Heacock in attendance.

Amherst, O Roy Burke Foster Park Road Bunco R. Ovie E. Cook Ben Michael R. Heacock

Junior Class Meeting Forms Fundraising Committee

The Junior Class of the local school met yesterday under President William Andrews to discuss financial plans. A fundraising committee was appointed including Rose Grote, Frances Tisdale, Courance Sousa mat, Margaret Kovach, Jose Beres, Frederick Wilhelm, Frederick Ebbs, and Arthur Thomas.

William Andrews Rose Grote Frances Tisdale Courance Sousamat Margaret Kovach Jose Beres Frederick Wilhelm Frederick Ebbs Arthur Thomas

Mrs Croll Hosts Civic Circle at Home

Mrs John Croll of South Amherst Road will entertain the Sociable Circle of the First Evangelical Church at her residence on Wednesday afternoon.

John Croll South Amherst Road First Evangelical Church

Young Ladies Sodality Holds Meeting at St Joseph Parish

The Young Ladies' Sodality of St Joseph's Catholic Church met in the school hall Monday evening. Officers were re-elected: prelate Miss Regina Fuhrman and secretary treasurer Miss Esther Joseph. Fr Eischen gave a talk on the year's work. About twenty five attended.

Young Ladies’ Sodality Oz St Joseph's Catholic Church Regina Fuhrman Treaster Esther Joseph Eischen

Father-Son Banquet at St Peters Parish with Speaker

Nearly 200 are expected to attend the annual Father-Son banquet at St Peters Frangelical church sponsored by the Brotherhood. The event to be held in the church parlors Wednesday evening at 6 30 features speaker Atty William Hasselman of Cleveland and supper served by the Women's Union.

St Peter’s

Local Notices and Society Gatherings Reported

Perry Womack admitted to local hospital Monday. Mrs Dera Buchs discharged the same day. Py thian Sisters to meet at K of P Hall tonight. Mews Club of St Pauls Lutheran to hold business social at church parlors. Stone City Chapter Eastern Stars to meet at Masonic Hall Wednesday. Pioneer Club of First Evangelical to meet Friday at church parlors. WCTU monthly meeting Thursday at Mrs A hn Jenne home. Mrs Katherine Kolbe hosted Sunday guests including Mrs Carl Sommers and family. Mite Society of Methodist Church to host Wednesday at Harris Street home. Mr and Mrs Andrew Mollison of Grindstone Cin Mich visiting Amherst for funeral of late Mrs Liz a Mollison.

K of P. Hall Mews Club St. Paul's Lutheran Church Stone City Eastern Stars Masonic Hall Pioneer Club First Evangelical Church Women’s Christian Temperatire Union A. Hn. Jenne Cleveland Avenue Katherine Kolbe Middle Ridge Carl Sommers Edward Nobert Lakewood Wm. Springer Amherst Jessie McLean Gertrude Jacobs Mite Society Methodist Church Harris Steet

Stimson and Dawes Face New European Role Speculation

The article notes possible moves for Stimson to head the American delegation at another international conference, with Dawes reacting on his arrival at Stimson’s office. Dawes declared the moment brief and decisive, signaling urgency in starting work.

Castel Stimson London Europe Dawes

Rotary Talk on Life Insurance History and Innovation

George Schu macher of Cleveland addressed Elyria Rotary Club on life insurance history and new forms like monthly income policies. He noted Te first policies in 1588 and said annual premiums totaled over 113 billion dollars by 1930, urging better understanding of policies and the need for more coverage. He also mentioned National Life Insurance Day during National Thrift Week.

Elyria Rotary Club George Schumacher Cleveland Newell Kirl Plocher Schumacher C Teseland He Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company Nort Sui Powes

Court Actions Reported From Welker Supply and Local Suits

Welker Supply Company sues Frank B McDonald for 34 3 alleged due on a plumbing supply account. Mike Mandetses sues Nick et al for 81 759 rent due on a store, Lorain. Charles E Qupre and others sue Tue Rene Construction for 732 due on lave. Gertrude Tamar Lakewood sues Lovais Lieb Lorain for 15 0 in juries from a car collision with a swaying trailer near Vernon on July 30 1980.

Welker Supply Company Aganst Frank B. McDonald Mike Mandetses Nick%azas Et al Lorain Charles E Qupre al Tue Rene Construction Compan Kh. V.a Lave Gertrude S Tamar

Men of Faith Discuss Uplift at Lorain M E Church Event

The Lorain M E church Men s Club with about two percent membership outlined an education and service program. Elyria and Wellington representatives urged active Christian service, stressing duties of men, the link between sin and misery, and the layman movement s aims.

Ing M. E. Church of Lorain Koppes Ernest Wines Weiling Wellington Sanger Hines W.H van Oster Ely- Tia H. A. Neptune

Demolay Install Officers in Oberlin Parish Hall

The Frank E Peck Chapter of DeMolay held its annual officer installation at the Oberlin Grange Hall with large attendance from Elma and Lorain. Installation included Master Councillor Clare Van Ausdale and other officers. speakers included Dad Young of Lorain and Rev Smith of Oberlin. The event also featured the presentation of Charles Edwards Past Master's Jewel.

Oberlin Frank E Peck Order of DeMolay Oberlin Grange Hall Elma Lorain Charles Kafer Lorain Steel Cir Cahpeter Dad Young Rev Smith Charles Edwards Councior Clare van Ausdale William Rosecrans Everett Lampson Volney Oliphant Paul Stone Glen Harrison Brrr Shafer Charles Wess James Mann Dan Tenney Gilbert Osmer Sentinel Harold Howe Robert Wood Ronald Waillbond Gordon (Emings Donald Jackson Wilbur Morriss Theron Parsons Jar4 Wood Harry Zahm

Oberlin High debating team open with league clashes

Oberlin High School starts interscholastic debates this Friday against Northern Ohio rivals Elvira Elyria Painesville and Fairport Harbor with a compulsory unemployment insurance topic. The schedule shows pairings at Oberlin Elyria and Parma including Bay Village and Parma dates and district changes for this season.

Oberlin High School Ohio Elvrra Painesville Fairport Harbor Brooklyn Heights Haden Medina Joe Nasipak Oberlin Mebley Elra Elyria Bay Village Parma

Laymen’s conference ends with address on Kentucky Mountain Work

The gathering led by former Conference Layman's secretary Neptune adjourned to the dining room after a light supper. W D Archer president of the North East Ohio Laymen's Conference spoke on social and educational disadvantages in the Kentucky Mountains region and urged increased Brotherhood activities. Dr. John Lowe Fort of Mt. Union College commented on college association’s value to Christian ideals. Thornburg and Roy Turner of Delaware Avenue Church participated in the closing moments with prayers and farewells.

Neptune Tne Kentucky W. D Archer North East Ohio John Lowe Fort Mt. Union College College Association Archer Kentucky Mountains Methodist Church Lorain County Thornburg Roy Turner Delaware Avenue

First Church Dinner and Meeting Set for January 22

The annual dinner and meeting of First Church will be held at the James Brand House on Friday evening January 22. Dinner will be served at 6 15 PM and the business meeting follows with the election of officers and reports for the year.

Ftae First Church James Brand House Busi Dees

Community Club Hosts Meeting and Card Night in Elyria

Mrs J A McGrann hosted the IT VM club on Woodland Avenue with a business meeting adding a new member. An evening of cards followed, then refreshments. A potluck supper is planned February 1 at Mrs Bert Prosser's Howard apartments. About fifteen Oberlin residents attended Lorain Canton 93 and Ladies Auxiliary 11 at Odd Fellows Hall Elyria with good attendance and refreshments after.

J. A. McGrann IT. T. VM. Club Woodland Avenue Bert Prosser Howard Apartments Oberlin Lorain Ladies’ Auxiliary No 11 Odd Fellows Hall Elyria

Local Notes On Hospital Surgery And Social Events

Mrs Levi Glenn had an appendix operation last night at Allen hospital and her condition is reported as good. The Finitimi club will hold its meeting Thursday evening at 7 o'clock instead of the usual afternoon time with Miss Grace Morgan of Walnut Street as hostess. Miss Emily Craine of Geneva Ohio visits at the home of her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs W E Wright of South Professor Street.

Levi Glenn Allen Hospital Finitimi Club Grace Morgan Walnut Street Emily Craine Geneva Ohio W. E. Wright South Professor Street

Hart Family Spends Day with Relatives in Ashland

Mrs Bert Hart Miss Gladys Hart and Mrs Carl Spitler along with two children are spending the day visiting relatives in Ashland.

Bert Hart Gladys Hart Carl Spitler Ashland

Sunday School Teachers Study Group Plans Midweek Meeting

The Sunday School Teachers study group will hold their regular Wednesday night meeting this week in the church parlors. Three groups will be led by Mr. Kutscher, Dr. Armington, and Mr. Wigston. Meetings will continue until Ash Wednesday.

Kutscher Armington Wigston

Reflections on Wealth and Divine Right in Historic Writings

A century ago writers praised the rich and their fortune as a sign of prosperity. Modern readers find the stance heartless in its rejection of equality and social duty.

Program for Georgia PTA Guided by Children’s Charter

A detailed yearly PTA plan from Dr. Garry C. Myers outlines a February to June sequence themed around meeting the Children’s Charter. It lists weekly activities, devotional items, readings, posters, and requests for materials from national and state offices, plus local contacts in Georgia and New York for safety, leisure, vocational, and humane education initiatives.

Georgia P. T. A Guy Wells Collegeboro National Ofice National Congress of Parents and Teachers National Office Safety Crusaders L M Harland 14Th Street New York City Qvaite Phaghan Education Board Washington, D. C Wite Leistro Playground and Recreation Association of America Nourth Avenue New York National Song Sheet National Child Welfare Magazine Paul Chapman College of Agriculture Athens Little Mother's League State Board of Health Katherine Weathersbee College Park

Hoover Opposes Pensions For War Widows and Orphans

Frank T. Hines, head of Veterans Affairs, said President Hoover opposes enacting pensions for World War veterans widows and orphans this session. He told the House Veterans Committee that the measure does not fit the President’s financial program.

Washington Hoover Frank T. Hines Veterans Affairs Wines House Veterans Committee

Real Estate Transfers in Elyria and Carlisle Townships

A series of land transactions include Steve Bogi transferring eight acres on West River road to Dr L B Warren then to Wilma M Millard. 15 acres on Butternut Ridge road from John P Vinberg and Ingborg to Charles L Wise. Spring Valley subdivisions involve Midland Bank, Spring Valley Land Company, and George M Rogers via sublot 277. a Wash ington avenue lot in Lorain moves from Mike Mazur and Victoria Mazur to Josephine Mazur. and a Woodhill avenue lot in Amherst passes from National Bank of Commerce trustee to Charles H and Anna Kendeigh.

Steve Bogi L. B. Warren West River Road Elyria Township Wilma M. Millard John P. Vinberg Ingborg Charles L. Wise Butternut Ridge Carlisle Township Midland Bank Spring Valley Land Company Spring Valley George M. Rogers Mike Mazur Victoria Mazur Josephine Mazur Washington Avenue Lorain National Bank of Commerce, of Charles H Anna Kendeigh Woodhill Avenue Amherst

Grain and livestock market report from Cleveland and Midwest

Market details show weak corn and steady prices for hogs and poultry with mixed beef bids. Regions include Ohio Maine Idaho and New York with notes on apples, potatoes, peppers, tomatoes and onions. Prices cover butter eggs beef cattle pork and various produce with quotes and receipts from the USDA Market News Service.

Cleveland Lars Ohio Maine Green Mountain Idaho Ertypel Recoivers Market News Service Bureau of Agricultural Economis United States Department of Aaricculture Trath & Cars Ft.inch Baldwins Sten Us Pehicrogs Cemmiya Sturage Fom Hynes New York Vysbel Tube CO West Virgini Opy Pennsylvaniia Sachs Jamie Tevis Missouri Leebergy California Fitiati Arzon Yuma Southern Mavelet Tb Cartans Torean Utah Florida Russet Burbanks Van Pennsylvania Texas Bliss U. S

Judge Douses Theft Charge In Sentimental Case

In San Francisco Judge George J. Steiger ruled Ben F Dean 28 not guilty of theft of love claiming romance is intangible. He did convict Dean of stealing 12 decoy ducks and 2 pairs of rubber boots from Nellie Shields 8 while she sought a Reno divorce.

San Francisco Nellie Shields George J. Steiger Ben F Dean Dean Reno Steiger

London Faces Tailor Shortage Amid High Rent

London reports a shortage of good tailors as West End shops struggle with high rents. Tailors complain that many top workers are piece-workers and must pay shop rent, reducing supply unless rents and conditions improve.

London West End

Toledo Market Transcript Reflects Grain Prices and Seeds

A Toledo market item lists grain quotes including wheat No 2 red oats No 1 white corn No 2 yellow and No 2 yellow in various bid prices. It shows seed quotations for clover and alfalfa with cash and futures figures for February and March delivery.

Toledo

Wheat and grain price wrap from Minneapolis

Minneapolis GMAT report lists unchanged cash grain quotes for wheat corn oats and related terms dated January 12 1 with mentions of bags sacks and shipments. Prices show No 3 yellow corn and No 3 white oats with midsession values across multiple grades and delivery months.

Minneapolis

Grain and Feed Prices Reported by Cleveland Exchange

Prices for corn wheat oats and feeds listed in per bushel or per ton figures. Includes alfalfa clover hay flour and mill feeds with ranges for quality grades and contract terms.

Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange Alfpalfa Secona

Fat Man Praises Kruschen Salts In Richmond Hill Ad

A Richmond Hill New York reader testimonials after using Kruschen Salts reporting a 3 inch waist reduction 25 percent more energy clearer mind and disappearance of skin eruptions at age 46 claiming to feel 20 years younger. The ad urges one half teaspoon in hot water each morning and notes a four week supply costs only a few cents with money back guarantee at C W Phillips or any drugstore.

W R. Daniels Richmond Hill N. Y C. W. Phillips

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