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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
9
Police blamed Cleveland gangsters for a bombing at the Bucyrus home of E. D. Stevens. Investigators believed the blast targeted BE C. Ekleberry, a poultry shipper who had recently refused to join a local Cleveland poultry organization.
San Francisco waterfront faces tension as a major strike nears resolution. National Guardsmen and police prepared to secure cargo moves while Governor Merriam demands end to disruption of the Belt Line Railroad. Port of Commerce operations hang in balance amid clashes and warnings.
A tale of a highwayman terrorizing Australia is staged at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow and Saturday with Richard Dix and Steve Durne leading the cast.
The London cab driver hero wins a $125 000 sweetstar prize in Call It Luck, shown at Rivoli Theatre tomorrow and Saturday. Herbert Mundin and Pat Patterson head the cast.
The guide lists AREE Picturesque romantic comedy with a dashing bandit and a singer, rating for ages 12 and up. Includes JULY 6 7 screenings CAPITOL STING and LUCK FAMILY FILM rated for all ages, plus DREAMLAND features and a JUNIOR MATINEE for under 12.
GALION reports B Frenkhin Reseh 4 stricken with paralysis while singing. widow survived. LIMA notes intoxication incidents with 3 percent since state stores, police records show. COLUMBUS records George A Eperback 5 burned after matches in hospital. CAMBRIDGE reports Lester T Cody 50, a Syracuse carnival operator, hanged himself near show grounds. wife and three children in Syracuse.
The North Ridgeville Prerdship Club held a Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs. Jenms Bultman and Ralph Gidernes. Thirteen members attended, with discussions and planning for future events.
Courier listing shows WAM and WGAR bands and acts across day and evening blocks. Notable entries include Ray Kn 8 13 Baseball, Glen Retress's Bard, Echoes, Notre groups, Jack Benny, and Boh remnants. Weather, interviews, church services, and kids programs fill the timetable.
Two guests Mrs. J Jameson and Mrs. Marer attended prize awards for Mrs. Glen Falkner and Mrs. C. K Plans for the club premie on July 19 at Avon Lake Park. Mrs. Catharine Tamblyn returned from Syracuse as a delegate to the Knights of St John society convention. Highlights included a Field Mass at Thornden Park with Bishop John A. Duffy, a colorful parade, and a banquet honoring Mrs. Theresa Ganster on her silver jubilee as supreme president.
Monday afternoon crews fought a blaze on Kreba road that destroyed a barn a garage and a chicken coop with unknown origin. Firefighters saved the house. Local residents include Mr and Mrs Ralph Gilder Mrs Hershey Mrs William Walters and families. extended Cleveland visits and relocations noted.
Local social updates from North Olmsted include visits by Elizabeth Kelley in Dover Center and Mary Necillé in Lakenwood, plus hospital admission for T H Cowley. East group of Congregational Ladies Aid hosted luncheon. leadership changed to Mrs Rogers. A birthday surprise for Bassie Kelley and a wedding of Alice June Klemm to Harold Beal in Chestnut Ridge were noted. Friendly Girls Club held a Wiener roast at Metropolitan Park.
In Cincinnati three men ended their lives Wednesday by different methods. Joseph O Connor age 2, an inmate at the Little Sisters of the Poor Home, leaped from a window. Charles H Blackburn 57 died after shooting himself. Leo Baumin 66 hanged himself with a bathrobe cord tied to a wall bracket in his kitchen. No motives given for O Connor or Blackburn. Health blamed in one case.
Thomas Ernie Milledan, 39, a World War veteran from Youngstown, is identified as the man fatally shot in a reported lay down robbery. Police continue inquiries, seeking witnesses and suspects in the July incident.
Slaying discovered early Wednesday near the garage where a watchman was on duty. The murderer fled, as the night’s incident preceded holiday plans by McLean Jus wie and three children for a July 4 voyage. A second slaying followed, Willie Sullivan, 30, died from a heart stab after a woman said he forced entry and threatened her.
Navy Recruiting station held its annual picnic yesterday at the Wakeman home of Mrs. Peter Robertson. Officers and their families enjoyed a day of socializing, games, and refreshments in a informal, community atmosphere.
A gathering of thirty people and their families attended an outing with Senior officers present including Lieutenant Commander R. B. Blackwell of the Medical Corps, U S Navy.
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