Decrease in Lorain County communicable diseases
The Lorain County health district reports 696 communicable disease cases for last year, one third of 1932’s 2131, with scarlet fever and chicken pox leading the totals and a new TB record of 95 cases. Measles, mumps, influenza epidemics were absent, while diagnoses expanded due to skin testing and revised standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
H. R. O’brien
O'Brien
O’brien
Health Department
Medical Strike in Cuba Ties Up Health system
Havana reports show 25 000 doctors nurses students and druggists striking over long standing issues with mutual benefit groups. Cabinet session ends with progress claimed and officers assigned to study aspects of the dispute. Drug stores close in sympathy and emergency hospitals run on skeleton staffs. Separately Herbert Mattison of Columbus recovering after a car crash near Lima Ohio with leg fracture and possible internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Carlos Mendieta
Fulgencio Batista
Granados
Mendieta
Medical College
Lima, O
Herbert Mattison
Columbus
Here
Blanks and Hat Stolen From Autos at Avon Hall
Four blankets and a woman's hat were stolen from cars parked at Avon dance hall. Reported Saturday night by special deputy sheriff Joe Martin, the hat and two blankets belonged to G. J. Gade and the hall. Deputies Ed Monroe and Joe Woodings searched for three suspects but found none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Sheriff's Department
Joe Martin
G. J. Gade
Martin
Ed. Monroe
Joe Woodings
Young Men’s Club Plans Bowling Night Tournament
Young Men’s Club members meet at the Y M C A for dinner then proceed to the St John’s School alleys for a bowling tournament. The club splits into two teams and also plans attendance at the Golden Gloves boxing matches in Cleveland on February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s School
Cleveland
Auto Damaged in Collision with Truck on Broad Street
An auto driven by Dan by Lasky of 142 Elby street collided with a truck driven by L. G. West of Perry Ohio on Broad street Saturday night. West pushed the truck into the street attempting a push to start it, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danby Lasky
Elby Street
L. G. West
Perry
Ohio
Broad Street
West
Trial Set for Four O Clock Today in DWI Case
Joe Walker of 1950 East Térd street Cleveland pleaded not guilty to a driving while intoxicated charge at arraignment before Mayor W H Vanoster. His trial was set for 4 p m. The arrest followed a collision on Cleveland street with a car driven by Harry L Ort on of 60 Cambridge street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Walker
East Térd Street
Cleveland
W. H. Vanoster
Walker
Cleveland Street
Harry L. Orton
Cambridge Street
Local man charged with intoxication after hotel dispute
Harry Robinson of this city faced a charge of intoxication after a disturbance at the Brown Hotel in downtown. He argued with taxi driver and with Howard Peters and is to be tried before Mayor W. H. Vanoster at 4 p.m. today.
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Will
Harry Robinson
Robinson
Brown
Howard Peters
W. H. Vanoster
Delinquent Girls Program to Be Explained at Elyria
Miss Fare B. Burns social investigator for the Girls Industrial School in Delaware will explain the delinquent girls program carried on at the state Girls Industrial School. The Elyria Rotary Club meeting will be held tomorrow at the Elks Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks’ Club
Fare B. Burns
Girls’ Industrial School
John Sosa Faces Drunk Driving Charge In Mayors Court
John Sosa of 1505 West Avenue was scheduled to appear in Mayors Court today to answer a charge of driving while drunk. He was arrested yesterday by local police on Oberlin Road just outside the city limits.
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Will
John Sosa
West Avenue
Oberlin Road
Woman sustains head cuts cited in husband incident
Police found Mrs. John Bakes at Memorial Hospital with several cuts about the head after an altercation with her husband. No arrest was made.
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Memorial Hospital
John Bakes
Stolen Chevrolet Coupe From Finegan Bakery Lot
Police report a Chevrolet coupe owned by Gene Finegan was stolen last night from the rear parking area of Finegan's Bakery. The car's license plate is 194 924.
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Gene Finegan
Finegan
Prisoner Count Dips at County Jail After Recent Releases
County jail population drops to 17 inmates the lowest in months after six releases and four transfers to the Columbus penitentiary. Four inmates Luisi Dittesafferte Peter Stervis Steve Molnar and Clarence Angell received one year each. six men were released including W. E. Reisinger Norman Gibbon Henry Anna Thomas Bavis Ray Willis and Albert Adrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Heilman
Columbus
Heilman
Luisi Dittesafferte
Peter Stervis
Steve Molnar
Clarence Angell
W. E. Reisinger
Norman Gibbon
Henry Anna
Thomas Bavis
Ray Willis
Albert Adrian
Glory Grange to Sponsor Play at LaGrange High School
Glory Grange sponsors a play to be held in the LaGrange High School auditorium on Friday evening January 26. The cast features Litchfield Grangers directed by Prof. E. E. Bounds, a former LaGrange superintendent. An excellent orchestra accompanies the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange, CO
Glory Grange
Litchfield Grangers
E. E. Bounds
LaGrange
Miss Bernice Moran Dies of Acute Heart Dilation in Columbus
Bernice Moran a 33 year old from Delaware and a former Cleveland teacher, employed by the Bureau of Educational Research at Ohio State University, collapsed and died of acute heart dilation in her Columbus rooming house on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bernice Moran
Delaware
Bureau of Educational Research
Ohio State University
Cleveland
Life Saving Course Begins Tonight at Y M C A Elyria
Two groups of Elyrians and young men start a six week life saving course tonight offered by the Y M C A boys division. Instructor Elmo Brooks, a former Navy swimmer with local records, will lead the program with two nightly sessions 7 and 8 PM. The free classes welcome both members and non members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyris Heys
Elyrian
Elmo Brooks
United States Navy
New London
Connecticut
Nieht Ged Anatifets Eas Ords
Elyria
YM. C. A
American Red Cross
Death of Mrs Rose H Slife Elyria Resident
Mrs Rose H Slife widow of Joseph Slife died at six this morning at 1218 East avenue after a long illness. She was a lifelong Elyria resident and member of St Marys church Altar Society and Knights of St John Ladies Auxiliary. Survivors include brother Thomas F Dowd three sisters Mrs James Coghlan Mrs Elizabeth Gregory and Mrs William Schwertner of Cleveland and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Thursday at 9 30 from St Marys church with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose H. Slife
Joseph Slife
East Avenue
Cleveland
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Funeral services held for W H Mitchell in Elyria
Funeral services for W. H. Mitchell were conducted this afternoon at Sudro Funeral Home with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. Mitchell died at home after a long illness and had lived in Elyria for eleven years. He is survived by six children, three sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Mitchell
Clinton Avenue
Sudro
Ridgelawn
Mitchell
Elyria
Death of William Colgan in Chicago at age 46
William Colgan died in Chicago on January 19 at age 46. He is survived by his sister and two brothers Mrs. Philip Reilly and James Colgan of Elyria and John Colgan of Seattle Washington. Remains are at Welsh Funeral Home. Services at St Agnes Church Tuesday at nine in the morning. Burial will be in St. Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Colgan
Chicago
Philip Reilly
James Colgan
Elyria
John Colgan
Seattle
Wash
St. Agnes’ Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Mellinger Rites Set After Death At Elyria Home
H O Mellinger aged 65 died at his Elyria home on Saturday after a three week illness. Born November 18 1875 in Unity Ohio he lived in Elyria since 1917. Survivors include widow Cora A Mellinger a daughter Mrs C L Fieldes of Toledo two sons Mervin and Sherman of Elva three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements call for 9 A M Tuesday at Nichols Funeral Home with L B Hindman officiating. The body will then go to Arbaugh Funeral Home for 1 50 P M services and burial at Salen Cemetery.
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H. O. Mellinger
Cora A. Mellinger
Eleventh Street
Unity
Ohio
Elyria
C. L. Fieldes
Toledo
Mervin and
Sherman
Elviia
Nichols Funeral Home
L. B. Hindman
Arbaugh Funeral Home
Salen
Obituary: John Patchett of Lakewood passes after illness
John Patchett of Summit Avenue Lakewood died Sunday at 12 25 A M after a four year illness He was born in Michigan and lived in Lakewood eight years He was husband of Fannie Patchett nee Bowles and survived by sister Mrs Lucy Miller Elyria and several nieces and nephews Funeral Tuesday 2 P M from his late home Rev William Muir Auld officiating burial in Elyria Cemetery under Wm C Sudro directions
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John Patchett
Summit Avenue
Lakewood
Michigan
Fannie Patchett
Theatre Guild Being Organized For Lorain County
Announcement of the founding of the Lorain County Theatre Guild by Mrs. Gwen Wagner at 645 Lochstreet. The group will use Elyria Lorain County actors and several imported stars. Mrs. Wagner is a noted producer and among the youngest professionals in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Oberlin club notices list January meetings various groups
The Education department of the Oberlin Women's club meets at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Erwin Worcester's home. Regular meetings are planned for the Karl Wilson Locke Post American Legion, All Star Bridge Club, Vine Rebekah lodge, and Oberlin Women's club with initiations and refreshments. Lectures and luncheons are scheduled for January 23–26, with speakers on topics such as The Chinese Women of Today and Tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubberlein
Oberlin Women's Club
Erwin Worcester
College Place
Karl Wilson Locke Post
All Star Bridge Club
Mary Mallory
East Dolge Street
Vine Rebekah Lodge
I. O. G. F. Hall
Frances Nickerson
Oberlin Women's Lab
Order of Eastern Star
Missionary Societies
The
First Methodist Church
McBride
South Cedar Avenue
Comfort Eclub
Cme
Oberlin Wens Club
J. E. Wickier
West College Street
Pythian Sisters
Womens Civic League
Katherine Afiggins
Elyria Food Code Authority Plans Underway
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce begins planning a local Food and Grocery Distributors Code Authority for Elyria merchants. State-appointed leaders must initiate the group, with a target meeting of food merchants next week. A 70 hour week limit is agreed, not enforceable until the authority is formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Wool Growers Field Day Plans Discussed in Lorain County
Plans for a wool growers field day and the annual Lorain County Wool Growers Association meeting will be set at a Wednesday night meeting. The county wool growers committee will meet at C. I. Hummel’s office, the county agricultural extension agent announced. The field day and meeting are expected to occur together as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Wool Growers’ Association
County Wool Growers’ Committee
C. I. Hummel
Fire crew responds to grass fire near depot street
Firemen raced to a grass blaze on Depot Street Saturday afternoon after a railroad employee reported it. They found the fire watched by railroad workers and not posing any danger of spreading beyond control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orun
Depot Street
Akron Violinist Dies From Domestic Shootings After Quarrel
August Rich 55 a noted Hungarian violinist died at City Hospital from a bullet wound received last Thursday during a domestic quarrel at his Akron home. Police officers tried to enter as Rich wounded his wife in the incident. Mrs Rich's injury is not serious.
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Akron
Music in Japan Two Distinct Traditions
A note on Japan’s musical landscape describing two forms: traditional Japanese music inherited from ancient practices and Western music introduced from Europe and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Europe
America
Tavern Hostesses Named for Event
Mrs. Clarence VanaAusdale and Mrs. S J White will be hostesses at the upcoming gathering at the tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence VanaAus
Dale
S. J. White
Oberlin and Elyria Socials and Local Notes
Social events from Oberlin and Elyria include a surprise party for Mrs. Ida Wolf with seventeen relatives and friends. Ohio power officials met in Columbus to discuss regulatory procedures. Miss Dorothy Ball titled Hints for Teachers added to Cassica Journal. Mayor Morris's condition reported as critical. Also, high school debate between Oberlin and Wadsworth on radio control features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ball
Fatih
Oberlin High School
Cassica Journal
Walter Miller
Columbia
Earl R. Morris
Erning
C. &. Summers
Elsie
Emerson Crowell
W. R. Hannawalt
Cleveland
Elsie Summers
Jennie Powers
South Fleasant Street
Frank Powers
South Amherst
Wadsworth Hich
United States
Diehl Rescued From Garage Elevator Shaft Incident
Donald Diehl a 35 year old night man at a Lima Ohio garage was pinned between an automobile and an elevator shaft for an hour after the elevator failed. He remained conscious directing rescuers as more than twenty policemen and physicians freed him. He was listed in serious condition at Memorial Hospital with internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Donald Diehl
Memorial Hospital
Diehl
Compton to Speak at Ohio Wesleyan June Commencement
Dr. Arthur H. Compton Nobel laureate will deliver the commencement address at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware Ohio on Monday June 4 announced by President E D Soper. Compton a Chicago University professor and Wooster College alum plans to lead a summer session from June 18 to July 27. Lakeside summer program will be discontinued temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, O
Arthur H. Compton
Ohio Wesleyan University
E. D. Soper
Compton
Chicago University
Wooster College
Ohio Wesleyan
Lakeside
Church shutters after 130 years split over pastor removal
In Lancaster Ohio St Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church closed Sunday for first time in 130 years. One faction received possession of the church parsonage and trust funds after a civil suit by the Synod of Ohio over pastor removal. The opposing side held services in City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
St. Peter's
Lake Erie High School honors students at yearend program
Jane Gill, Ger aldine Wilson, and Gertrude Henke earned letters for athletic achievements, while Joe Redocs received the Lake Erie High School feat lightweight championship cup. The sack rush trophy was reawarded, with Christie receiving it. The seniors bid farewell with a class song as the orchestra performed music from The Student Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Gill
Geraldine Wilson
Gertrude Henke
Lake Erie High School
Feazure l
Joe Redocs
Sack Rush
Thomas Doane
Christie
Y M C A Boys Schedule Busy This Week
The Y M C A boys division plans swimming and life saving instruction this week with grade school pools sessions today tomorrow and Wednesday. New life saving groups start tonight at 7 pm for younger boys and at 8 pm for older youths. frequent club meetings including Toreh Rifle Senior Hi Y Junior Hi Y Freshman and Bean Dinner fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toreh
Stame
Woman Robbed and Abducted by Three Men Near Avon Center
Alberta Linden, 27, of Avon Center, was robbed of 70 dollars and assaulted after riding with three men who diverted to a Clague road house. Deputies Joe Woodings and Ed Monroe sought the suspects after Linden reported the midnight incident to the county sheriff and was later brought to the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Linden
Avon Center
Miss Linden
Sheriff's Department
Avon
Joe Woodings
Ed Monroe
Rocky River
Adelbert Zigman
Colorado Avenue
Lorain
Clague Road
Fairview
Detroit Road
Monroe
Woodings
One of Seven Who Broke Prison Captured in Kansas City
Charles Clifton McArthur 29 one of seven escapees from the State Penitentiary was recaptured in Kansas City Missouri near police headquarters. He wore prison clothing and had crossed the state line hoping to avoid capture. Guards traded fire as the men climbed a home made ladder and fled into a wide search for the remaining six felons. McArthur, lame from a fractured right leg, gave no resistance.
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Lansing
Kan
Charles Clifton McArthur
State Penitentiary
McArthur
Claude Newton
Kansas City
Kansas-Missouri Line
Bob Brady
Kim Clark
Lewis Dresser
Oklahoma
Dresser
Bartlesville
Okla
MccArthur
CWA Meeting Notes Discuss Withdrawal and Reemployment
Eight Lorain County men attended General Henderson's briefing on CWA withdrawal and related issues. Charles Cromling explained reemployment lists will include dismissed CWA workers with no preference, and PW A A contractors may hire union men registered with the federal re employment office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
General Henderson
State Relief Commission
Columbus
Houghton
Harry Shaw
H. T. Chapman
Frank Crosse
J. H. Robertson
Frank Smith
CWA
L. G. Bradstock
August Nabakowski
Henderson
Cleveland market report shows steady prices across staples
Market notes from Cleveland cover commodities including butter eggs poultry and potatoes with steady figures. Livestock prices show steady cattle, calves and hogs with mild gains in calves and hogs. Grain and flour quotations list various corn wheat oats and mill feeds with mixed bids and regional supply details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Leghorn Fond Disgot
U.S Nw
Green Mountains
Bent
Idaho
Cleveland Grain and Hay Maciinge
Asquith Letters Cause Sensation in Britain
Sensation in English literary and political circles over published letters of former Prime Minister H H Asquith to Mrs Hilda Harrison. The letters reveal caustic comments on David Lloyd George and politics, plus personal notes from Asquith about Mrs Harrison and life in wartime Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
H. H. Asquith
Lord Oxford
Asquith
Great Britain
Statesman
Hilda Harrison
David Lloyd George
L. G
H. H. A. Son
Labor Party
Man Takes Poison After Worry Over Wife’s Operation
William Linzer a 44 year old Cincinnati launderer killed himself with poison at his home Sunday night amid concern over the operation his wife was due to undergo today authorities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William Linzer
Court suits and notices from And About The Court House
Carl J. Law sues Emma Root for 5000 in damages over alleged attempts to alienate his wife. Albert A. Levin sues Earl Spiegelberg for 2300 after a Jan 9 1934 auto crash at Lorain Erie Avenue. First Wellington Bank sues Charles Jacobs et al for 2223 on a promissory note with foreclosure of Wellington township property requested. Ralph Bowers calls sheriff to fight a brass fire endangering his Gulf Road residence. Woodings helps beat it out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Law
R. D. Grafton
Emma Root
LaGrange
Albert A. Levin
Earl W. Spiegelberg
Erie Avenue
Broadway
Lorain
First Wellington Bank
Charles A. Jacobs
Wellington Township
Ralph Bowers
Gulf Roade
Sheriff's Department
Ed. Monroe
Joe Woodings
Correction on Jail Visit In Trespassing Case
The Chronicle Telegram clarifies that Herman Guyeski did not visit W E Reisinger in jail for a trespassing charge. The visitor was Fred Guyeski of Grafton, while Herman resides at 127 Parkview Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Herman Guyeski
W. E. Reisinger
Parkview Court
Reisinger
Fred Guyeski
Grafton
Silver Riders Split as Wheeler Seeks Gold Bill Amendment
The article notes a split among silver advocates over rider content as Wheeler pushes an amendment to the gold bill during a congressional session. Rand's committee backs a federal monetary authority to handle currency issuance, contrasting with the gold bill placing monetary control with the treasury secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Committee For the Nation
Rand
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
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