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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1936
Page
7
Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler telling 30,000 Nazi veterans that Germans love peace but will be stubborn if attacked. He praised Nazism’s progress in three years, vowed a unified nation, and asserted Germany will always fight for its existence. The remarks drew wild applause as he urged world understanding of rights.
A Townsend club plans a meeting in Columbia town hall on Monday February 3 to perfect its organization. Members will gather to discuss structure and improve activities. The event aims to strengthen the group's operations and outreach in the town.
Mrs Alice Capaso 60 died last night at five o'clock in South Amherst. Born in Naples Italy August 17 1878 she came to America 39 years ago and had lived here 22 months. Her husband died four years ago. Survived by ten children including Tommy Jor Dominic Jesse Lilian Rose Frachone and Josephine Coveo Lorain Mary Bram cakzo Minnie Anna Revere plus two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a remedy to help kidneys flush out three pints of waste daily. It warns of danger signals like backache and swelling and urges readers to ask a druggist for Dean's Pills, claiming decades of use and relief.
A. K. Hibbard of Lorain announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county commissioner. A farm owner and former teacher, he has held roles in advertising, farm machinery distribution, and construction machinery management. Active in Lorain relief work since 1924, he led Lorain Relief gardens and served on the Community Fund executive committee. He lives on the Root farm at East Erie avenue and Root road with two sons.
District Supervisor Patton of FERA announced Lorain County townships may join WPA employment projects and surplus commodities distribution. Trustees should certify eligible cases to County Relief Director Nelson McFarland. Commissioners and Patton agreed to keep all FIERA and WPA furniture and fixtures in place until ownership is resolved between state and county.
The law requires districts to pay teachers at least 75 percent of state base funds, roughly 30.60 per grade school pupil and 5.90 per high school pupil. Elyria Township board discussed cutting marsh, manual training, and home economics but voted against it for the current year, with a re review slated before the 1936-97 school year starts in September.
Mrs Esther Alflen offers delivery service from 76 East Lorain Street Oberlin. For orders call Allan Harris at 4371 or contact at 4514 for arranging deliveries.
OB ERLIN, O. Jan 30 The Los Angeles Ambassador Swimming Team visited Crane Swimming Pool for an exhibition of swimming and diving under the American Olympic Committee. The program mixed comedy and dives and has toured nationwide. Members include Harry E. Pierson coach India Swimming Team 1982 Olympic Games Clinton Oxshorne New England Diving Champion T N Tucker four year Southeastern A A U champion and Bil Lewin former Canadian National High Diving champion.
The Oberlin Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and the Oberlin Encampment held a joint celebration in the IOOF hall to honor Thomas Wildey founder of the order. A program featured group singing, a vocal solo by Mrs. Stella Crowell, guitar selections by David Burgess and Junior Dunlap, plus speeches by Rev. Higginbotham and WFY Geeseman of Youngstown, Past Grand Patriarch of the Encampment.
The Merry Wives club held its annual sauerkraut dinner yesterday at Miss Grace Morgan’s Walnut Street home after a one o’clock meal. An afternoon program followed.
Judge Guy B Findley heard the state highway department appropriation suit against Frank Betzel over property needed for the western approach to a proposed 300000 dollar Black River valley bridge at North Ridge road. Betzel rejected a 440 dollar offer. Rosebud Stang won a verdict granting her right to participate in the state industrial insurance fund after her husband died in 1954 from prior injuries. Lottie Leppla files for divorce from Leonard Leppla on gross neglect and wilful absence. William A Murphy Lorain patrolman sues Mary Hope for 315000 in auto collision damages. A prior suit naming the wrong defendant was dismissed.
Akron January 20 The condition of Weary Berrodin chief of the Olea Ata ze Pension Division who was injured gravely in an automobile accident Monday night remained unchanged today. Pedant at Barberton Citizens Hospital reported.
Washington January reports say Republicans will try to cut the navy budget unless the order for the Marine Band to walk out of the Women's Patriotic Conference on National Defense is explained. House Republican Leader Snell vows to uncover who ordered the desertion amid a canceled address by Navy and Marine officials after Bainbridge Colby's speech.
Mrs Bert Davis will host the Merry Wives at their regular meeting on February 5, inviting members to attend at the neat venue.
Oberlin School of Commerce basketball team defeated the Fenn Freshman team of Cleveland last evening at the local high school gym by a score of 35 to 88. It was Oberlin’s third win in four games this season. They travel to Lorain Saturday to face St. Mary’s High School.
In Oberlin high school auditorium on Monday February 3 at 7 45 p m Superintendent Rawdon will discuss the advantages of the new industrial arts building to the public schools. Brief notices report the Reverend L B Daniels reaching Hamilton Bermuda safely and planning a Bermuda visit.
County Commissioner John E. Davidson outlines a plan to upgrade the Lorain dog warden kennels. He criticizes the Ford road facility for cold winters and hot summers and proposes a concrete dugout addition opening to the hillside with doors and a heavy screen to protect dogs from freezing water and food.
National officers of the United Rubber Workers sought a conference with Firestone officials to end a two day deadlock at plant one. Workers sat by idle machines, blocking production after management declined to reinstate a suspended union man pending a hearing. The sit down, longest in rubber history, arose from a dispute between union and non union workers over a rate reduction.
Dr J A Myers professor of preventive medicine and public health at the University of Minnesota will speak in Lorain County on February 11 hosting two talks. A 5 p m public meeting at the First Congregational Church Elyria invites teachers school board members PTA members and others. Earlier the same day he will address physicians at the Lorain Hotel dining room for the county Medical Society. Organized by Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association along with the Medical Society health departments and Elyria Lorain city cooperation.
Lorain county educators will view a motion picture based visual education demonstration at the next dinner meeting of superintendents and principals. C A Gibbons announces the event to be held at the First Congregational church at 6 p m next Tuesday. A Tent State University faculty member will conduct the demonstration on using films in modern education.
Ern est Kestner of Ashland won the state oratorical championship at Ohio State University during Farmers Week. His topic, Reorganization of Local Governments to Meet the Needs of Modern Rural Life, earned him a chance to represent Ohio in the regional finals in Springfield Massachusetts next October. Virgil Harrison of Canal Winchester finished second and Bert Showman of Liberty Center third. Axe and saw championships were also awarded with Bert Evans West Farmington Arnold Boggs Chillicothe and Ralph Lovershimer among first in axe and Cheselville tied for first in the saw at 62 seconds for an 18 inch beech log. Delegates discussed milk from dairyman dealer consumer and government perspectives with W E Strauss Wooster Lieutenant Governor Townsend of Indiana and Edward F Brown of New York outlining dairy industry issues.
Ohio news in brief reports the death of City Solicitor William B. tels cher, 36, from a kidney ailment in Massillon. Separate items note Ross Shaw of Blissfield hurt fatally when his truck overturned on a hill near Millersburg, and Ted Murray, 49, a Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman, killed between a freight car and a mill elevator at Gees Station near Xenia. father of five.
Charles J. Sartor says advance ticket sales point to bigger crowds for Elyria dances than last year. Proceeds benefit Hospital for Crippled Children and a national infantile paralysis fund. Local organizations support the two events, with assistants Frank W. Hoover and Earl Bell aiding, and Ralph Standen serving as treasurer.
An Ethiopian commando group of 19 reportedly attacked white Italian troops, killing 35 and capturing five cannons. Ethiopian forces reputedly seized the Italian fort at Choum Abere, taking 13 cannons and machine guns as fighting continued. Italian planes bombed Abbi Addi in Wakale. one aircraft was shot down with two crewmen killed and the pilot killed after his parachute tangled.
The nation faces a grim fiscal forecast as the proposed budget for the next year shows a deficit of a billion. Despite pledges of a 25 percent cut, federal outlays rise, outpacing revenue gains even as conditions improve after depressions. The administration cannot match the spending surge.
L HK Hindman executive secretary of the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association, one of 83 workers invited to a National Tuberculosis Association Institute in New York in cooperation with New York University. He and Mrs Hindman depart today for two weeks. she will visit friends in White Plains and Hartsdale.
The speech urges a simple, responsible relief system, warns against wasteful policy changes, and stresses permanent employment for workers. It advocates a nonpartisan farm program, soil conservation, a national land use policy, tariff protection for farmers, and boosting domestic and foreign markets while cutting taxes and interest. The message emphasizes lawful government, not personal rule, and seeks restoring confidence to unlock employment growth.
Quotations furnished by SBeetslevator Co and Pair-Cind Milling Co show corn wheat and oats by the bushel, hay by the ton, and four by the barrel. Prices include No 2 red wheat at $1.10 to $1.11, No 2 yellow oats at $0.44, corn values around 66 to 68 cents, flour middlings and bran prices, cottonseed meal figures, straw, clover, alfalfa, and Timothy hay prices across grades No 1 and No 2, with various cuttings and mixtures noted.
Thousands suffer from bad breath and find relief with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The sugar coated tablets cleanse the system by gently stimulating bowels, without calomel side effects. Purely vegetable formula, olive colored, 15c 30c 60c.
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