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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1934
Page
2
Six Youngstown men are jailed on conspiracy to defraud the United States through sale of CWA work orders. Four of them face a second count of forging names on CWA payroll checks. Arrests were made by agents in the county.
District Attorney in Cleveland reports six men face conspiracy and forgery charges after arraignment before United States Commissioner John B. Morgan. Bonds range from 1,500 to 2,000 dollars each as preliminary hearings set for February 8.
John Bock returns home after weeks with relatives in Detroit. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Harold Caves of Amherst. Mrs Caves was formerly Hazel Ruch, a former instructor.
CHICAGO January 249 Wy AL Buck Hendricksen a former highway policeman and Touhy Northwest Side gang member turned state's evidence to testify against four ex companions charged with kidnapping John Factor also known as Jake the Barber. Mrs Clara Sezech will precede him on the stand. State alleges Sezech was the gang cook and Hendricksen the advance agent who rented hideaways. His testimony described as sensational.
Mrs N W Bechtel hosted relatives on Thursday afternoon celebrating the birthday of her sister Mrs E C Cotton of Lake Avenue. Cootie and social chat occupied the event with refreshments served at small eight-cover tables.
The January meeting of the Ko- P. YT. A. will be at the school house on Wednesday evening January 61. A plan entitled The Hicksville Community Club will feature the program with Dean Erwin Ralph Kelly and Elaine Diedrick in charge. On Tuesday January 30 local P. T. A. members will present the programme at the South Ridge Community Club meeting.
Members of Circle No. 4 of the First Evangelical Church Aid Society of Amherst met at Mrs. Katherine Kolbe’s home for their regular gathering. A social time followed with contests for entertainment, and the hostess served refreshments afterward.
Fort Wayne police captured a prowler shortly after a radio call went out, but records show the suspect was already in custody before the alert was completed. The report notes the meaning of profit as that which stands forth.
An advertisement from Mrs. Mildred Owens of Kansas City Missouri promises a home method to help those denied a baby. She claims relief after a 15 year period and says others have found happiness through her method.
St Paul reports police fear a murder rather than kidnapping in the 13 day disappearance of Edward G. Bremer 36 banker son of Adolph Bremer a wealthy Roosevelt ally. Investigators weigh a murder theory as ransom demands loom and bloodstains in Bremer’s car prompt new leads.
Alfred Rea was among eighty one graduates at Elyria High School Thursday evening. Local families attended the exercises including O N Rea Har ley Rea Mrs F H Lewis and son Francis. Guests from nearby towns visited and church groups hosted a chicken supper after Sunday School. A Gar field school house dance drew attendees from the vicinity including William Hull of Lorain.
Mrs O B Reavery hosted the M E Church Ladies Aid Society Number Three division with members Mrs Giede Cook Rhone Reese ArcIntire Morris and visitor Mrs Adams attending. The Willing Workers Class met at the Eschtruth home hosting guests including Carl Olsson Lorain and Chester Whalen Penfield Junction with games and refreshments.
Local residents prepare for home changes with Harold Nurst moving to an upper apartment in Fay ette County. Ohio Garden Club luncheon attendees include Mrs Nelson Walters and others at Cleve land Highbee's. Mrs Lydia Richards aims to resume Berea teaching in February after hospital treatment. West Side Ladies' Aid hosts January 31 gathering. Greenhouse project blooms at F D Churchward's. Baptist Mission Circle to serve Feb 5 dinner at Greenhouse Gowers. Election of Baptist Sunday School officers held January 28 with Ernest Dunford presiding.
Elytia Ohio contact number 8214 shows public hours on Tuesday 1 30 to 4 00 and 7 00 to 8 30 and Saturday 1 30 to 4 00 for inquiries and services.
Nicholas Elmer Russell of Syria joins the Fourth Regiment of U S Marines at Shanghai after a Peking tour. Re-enlisted Feb 5 1931 at Yorktown Virginia. Served in Haiti May 1927 to May 1929 and Legation Guard in Peking. Noted as Romanian interpreter and bayonet expert. Nominating committee listed Bernard Cutting Ivan Bartter and Mrs Florence Putt. Election results to be announced.
The Parent Teachers Association plans a Feb 13 meeting with Roy Church ward resident Mrs Wynn speaking and Prof M L Royer discussing The Pure Food and Drug Act. Saunders Day Founders Day on Feb 17 is noted with Roy Putt singing and Roland Cartright providing music. Jos Resnick of Boone road reports her mother’s death in Cleveland. Town hall work slowed by orders from the CWaA and slag being hauled onto some roads.
Official Marine Corps records indicate Russell began duty in Shanghai early in 1927 to protect American lives and property in China. Born near Retiniry 2s Paar, he enlisted in 1927 with sister Mrs Mary Scoarste of Youngstown listed as his next of kin.
Brenner Shoe Store owner A. M. Brenner receives a scholarship for advanced studies in scientific shoe fitting at the Dr. William M. Scholl school. The program will be held in the Carter Hotel in Cleveland, and Brenner will apply practical training to improve customer service for foot care.
The term car entered English via Late Latin from the Celts and Norman French. By the 18th century it lingered as a poetical label for a splendid imagined vehicle.
Denture users can now get FASTEETH powder to secure upper or lower plates with a firmer fit. It leaves no gummy taste and deodorizes, offering a comfortable, paste-free experience. Available at Muir's and other drug stores.
Workers on CWA digging projects near Nawanda New York uncovered a hibernating den along a drainage ditch. The site yielded more than 300 snakes, many frogs and toads, mud turtles, and several weasels. Most animals were numb from the cold and inactive.
The article critiques America's traditional isolationist stance toward Europe. It laments the low character of actions that encouraged the decline of wealth in Europe and warns of consequences for global economic stability.
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