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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1934
Page
12
Two persons sustained minor injuries in automobile accidents in this vicinity yesterday. Raymond Blair, 20, of 3726 Detroit avenue, Cleveland, was involved in one incident.
Mrs Minnie Stroll of 1193 June Street Akron was treated at Memorial Hospital for minor injuries after a Sunday morning auto crash on East River Road near Fuller Road. Charles Harrington of Columbia Station allegedly struck John Bayless's car as Bayless changed a tire. Deputy Ed Monroe reported no location for the first accident. Richard Jensen and James Stoka were involved in a separate collision at Stop 8 on Lake Avenue around 1:35 p.m. Saturday.
Edward C. Becker, 38, of 241 Winckles street, died in Memorial hospital about 7:30 a m yesterday from injuries after a New York Central locomotive struck him at the west end of East Bridge street overhead crossing. He was dragged about twenty feet and had been pulled from the track in a previous intoxicated condition. Becker worked for Walton Ice company. Services will be at 3 p m Tuesday at Sudro funeral home. He is survived by brothers Carl and William and a sister Mrs Florence Hirke.
Pleas of not guilty were entered by Harry Van Valkenburg of Elyria and Ray Bacheller of Penfield when arraigned before Mayor W H Vanoster on disorderly conduct charges. They were arrested about 9 p m Saturday for fighting on Hase avenue near Broad street and are to be tried at 9 a m Thursday.
Miss Bernice Morris became the bride of J Cecil MacGregor of Cleveland in Oberlin at eight oclock Saturday evening. The ceremony followed by a lawn reception featured palms ferns white gladioli and lanterns. The couple will reside in Cleveland where the groom works for California Packing Company.
Mr and Mrs Ervn Worcester Mrs C A Banter and sister Mrs Hurlburt left Oberlin by auto for California. They planned a southern route via Memphis to spend the Fourth of July with relatives. The journey would pass through the Ozark Mountains Oklahoma and Texas with visits in El Paso and onward.
New Mexico and Arizona to Southern California plans include visiting relatives in Los Gatos and Pacific Grove. Gordon C. May has joined Great Eastern Bus as general manager of terminals in New York. Oberlin residents attend visits, summer stays, and local society meetings with concerts, lodge gatherings, and W R C events planned through early July.
Mrs. M. B. Perry will attend a Fourteenth District Republican leaders meeting at the Mayflower Hotel in Akron at noon tomorrow to plan a district primary election rally. The meeting was called by the executive committee chairman.
Lorain county's share of the June distribution of selective sales tax funds is 6975.25 dollars, reported today by State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy. The funds are to be used to retire selective sales tax bonds or for poor relief purposes.
Judge W B Thompson set the taxpayers suit filed by Samuel A Horvitz against the board of county commissioners and the county surveyor for final hearing at 10 am next Monday. The matter concerns the awarding of a $30000 road off contract. Prosecutor Frank E Stevens urged an early final hearing with no hearing on the temporary order.
Stark a former Elyria resident passed away Saturday June 30 at his home in Coropelis Pennsylvania at age 1 S Vanly-Lwo ye Funeral services set for Tuesday July 3 at 11 am at Armour Funeral Home in Coropelis Mr Stark survived by son J D Stark of Erie Pa adopted son F J Reeve Jr of Pittsburgh Pa daughter Ellen Mary Holbaugh of Butler Pa and several grandchildren Funeral services for Mrs Gerber who died at her home in Sheffield Saturday will be held from the home of her daughter Mrs John Emerick of East River Read on Tuesday afternoon at 1 60 Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery
Sam Bago of 350 Vulcan street was fined $5 and costs for disorderly conduct when arraigned before Mayor W. H. Vanoster this morning. He was arrested by Captain F. W. Zarnke and Patrolman C. E. Parker about 9:45 p.m. Sunday on the complaint of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Stephen Hirsch of 644 Vulcan street, who said he called her vile names. Police said he had been drinking.
Elyria firemen made three runs over the weekend but extinguished only one fire. A Saturday night alarm to an automobile blaze at Washington avenue and Broad street found the fire out on arrival, blamed on a backfire from a car owned by L P McIntyre.
Dr R J Schork announced opening of offices at 208 Elyria Savings and Trust Co building for the practice of medicine. He comes from Cleveland and is Johns Hopkins trained. He was resident surgeon at the Hospital For The Women of Maryland. The family resides at 219 Stanford avenue.
County Sealer Tom Forbes reported last month inspections of 170 gasoline pumps with 24 condemned for repairs and 20 adjusted. He inspected 370 measures and condemned 4. Total inspections for the month reached 596.
Eveland market notes show steady earth eggs and poultry with varied weights and prices. Cleveland livestock reports cattle, hogs, calves, lambs, and sheep with price ranges and weight brackets, noting steady or mixed shifts across grades and classes.
Earl Sutton of Brownhelm was fined for liquor law violations after pleading guilty before Judge W B Thompson. James Cannon of Oberlin was released on bond after arraignment on a statutory charge. Litigations include Citizens Home and Savings Association versus Anton Ale for 6914 and Central Bank Company versus Ellie Best for 1166 with foreclosures sought. Lily Cadman sues for divorce from William Cadman after 1932 marriage and one child. Evelyn Cameron sues Peter Cameron for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
A 10 year old girl named Eleanore Gideon was found bound to her bed in a homemade straight jacket. Police freed her after neighbors heard screams. The guardian, 70 year old Ella C. Blake, a long time boarder caretaker, faces possible charges as officials review the case.
The Gascoigne plan outlines monthly water rates: 500 cu ft and under forty cents, next 6 167 at 35 per 1000, next 6 666 at 39 per 1000, next 6 667 at 25 per 1000, over 20 000 at 20 per 1000. Estimated annual revenue 335 477.78, not 100% certain. An ordinance for sewer rental is before the Council and may get second reading tonight. The Elyria Chamber Taxation committee will report on the city budget, with a large citizen turnout expected at tonight's Council meeting.
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The General, stubborn and unyielding, ignores resignations and plans to continue the NRA effort. He vows to earn $100,000 annually after leaving government and asserts he can produce a vast amount of work. A 20 day speaking tour with 15 speeches is set, despite health concerns. Tomorrow: Brain Truster Rexford Tugwell.
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