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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1932

Page

16

Former Mayor of Cleveland Suffers Stroke At Sea

Former Cleveland mayor and police chief Mohler suffered a Paralysis stroke at Plymouth England while returning to the United States aboard the liner Paris He had left Cleveland last week and sailed from New York on the Champlain before the stroke occurred He was scheduled to arrive back in New York next Wednesday Records show he had filed but withdrew a mayoral petition in December saying he was too short.

Cleveland H Mohler United Paris Plymouth Eng Mohler New York Champlain Kohler Board of Elections

Fish Fry All Day at Little Joe's Diner

All day fry special offered at Little Joe's Diner on Cleveland Road, with fish served until midnight for 25 cents each. Local cafe promotes quick meals and late hours to suit shoppers and passersby.

Little Joe’s Cleveland Road

Accused Thief Held After Car Theft Incident

John Balas, 18, Cleveland, is jailed by Sheriff Clarence Adams as Cleveland authorities prepare to bring him back for the alleged theft of his brother’s car. Balas’s car struck a bridge railing on Island road in Eaton township, then plunged into a creek and submerged about five feet underwater.

aBteger John Balas Cleveland Clarence Adams Balas Island Road Eaton Township

Amherst Busy Bees Meet for Games and Plans

The Amherst Busy Bees held a business session and played several games at Robert Hall’s home on Foster Road Wednesday evening. The next meeting is set for July 13 at Albert Kolbe’s home on Middle Ridge Road. Morgan on crutches news notes J P Morgan, the financier, has been hobbling on crutches at his estate since the July Fourth weekend. the injury details remain private to the Morgan household.

Amherst Robert Hall Foster Road Albert Kolbe Middle Ridge Road

Death Notices for Carl Carrick and Christine Wesbecher

Carl Carrick 29 of 112 Longford avenue died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a serious illness. Survived by widow Charlotte, parents C S Carrick and a sister. Funeral Monday 2:30 at 203 Gulf street with Rev. Ketcham presiding. Christine Matilda Wesbecher 75 died at daughter's home on Cleveland avenue after ten months’ confinement. Born in Germany, survived by five children and numerous grandchildren. Funeral Monday 9 AM at St Joseph’s Church with Rev Father James Hischen. burial Calvary Cemetery.

Carl Carrich Carl Carrick Longford Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Charlotte Smith Carrick C. S. Carrick Gulf Street L. H. Dunfee Lake Avenue Reverend Ketcham Christine Wesbecher Amherst Christine Matilda Wesbecher BE. W. Lahiff Cleveland Avenue Germany Cleveland Henry Wesbacher Edich Lahiff Carl and Leo California Mass Lucille Lahiff Wesbacher St. Josanh’s Catholic Church Altar Rosary Society St. Joseph’s Church James Hischen Calgairy Cemetery

Court actions and sentences from Lorain and Toledo

Roy E. Cooper sues the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 35000 for injuries alleged July 9 1930 while unloading sand at Lorain. Lews De Fazio, returned from New York on non support, found guilty before Judge W B Thompson and sentenced to six months in Toledo workhouse.

Roy E. Cooper Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Lorain Lews de Fazio Gerald Nau New York W. B. Thompson Toledo

President Resists Broadening RF C Credit Powers

During tumultuous sessions Speaker Garner blocks harmony and a compromise on relief. Banks press for allowing individual loans and dumping frozen paper on the Federal government. The president defends restraint, aiming to avoid broading RF C powers while seeking public support.

Garner

Santa Claus of the circus hosts charity show for orphans

The second Santa Claus, famed for hosting a circus for thousands of children, teams with the Chronicle-Telegram to bring a dog and pony show to Elyria and Cleveland. Freckles, a featured star, returns from Europe and will oversee the event for orphans and disabled kids. The plan includes pony rides, peanuts and lemonade, with ticket coloring contests and widespread local participation.

Santa Claus Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Cleveland Tepes Seckles Gentry Circus Borneo Freckles Chroniclegram Ture Lipa

Eighteen Girls Start Six Weeks East Tour from Oberlin

A group of eighteen Oberlin girls departs on a six week motor tour to the East led by Mr. and Mrs. John G. Olmstead. The itinerary covers Niagara Falls Watkins Glen the Finger Lakes Howe Caverns and major eastern landmarks including Boston Concord Lexington Bunker Hill Plymouth Independence Hall Valley Forge Gettysburg Mt. Vernon Wall Street and Washington government departments. The caravan features a well equipped commissary car with stove refrigerator and utensils and two weeks will be spent studying historic sites and colleges such as Vassar Mt Holyoke Wellesley Radcliffe Cornell Harvard Yale and Bryn Mawr. The trip aims to mix camp life sport and education with visits to West Point Annapolis and various industries.

Oberlin East John G. Olmstead Concord Lexington Bunker Hill Plymouth Independence Hall Valley Forge Gettysburg Mt. Vernon Vassar Mt. Holyoke Wellesley Radcliffe Connecticut Bryn Mawr Cornell Harvard Yale West Point Annapolis Wall Street Washington Mrs. Olmstead

Oberlin Couple Goes To Japan With Family Plans

Mr and Mrs L E Burgzer of Oberlin plan a lengthy overseas trip starting July 18 from Oberlin to Yakima Washington then Seattle to Japan aboard the President Taft. They will visit Yokohama Kamakura Nikko Lake Noogiri Kyoto and Shanghai area before returning via Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles and Salt Lake City arriving Oberlin around November 1. The Chronicle Telegram and Gentry circus sponsor free tickets for local youth with special guests from orphanages and Gates Hospital for Crippled Children on circus day July 18 in Elyria.

L. E Burgzer Oberliin Yakima Wask Seattle Japan Taft Tana Yokohama Kamakura Niko Lake Nogriri Frank Huntley Kyoto Shangha San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake City Oberlin Chronicle- Telegram Gentry Circus Elyria Orphana Gates Hospital For Freckles

Missionary Society on the Craig lawn hosts regional gathering

Wednesday gathering on Forest street drew about sixty from Baptist Congregational and Methodist groups. Mrs Hamilton, African missionary, spoke on Finding God while Japanese musician Yamay played a Shakuhachi. Reports from societies followed with refreshments served later.

Estant Missionary Society Clarence T. Craig Forest Street Baptist Congregational Hamilton Afrin Yamay

Chicago Market Quotations Detail July Prices and Receipts

Markets report from Chicago with butter eggs potatoes and wheat corn oats barley timothy seed clover rye and other farm products. Includes receipts, prices, and futures notes for butter eggs potatoes and livestock in Chicago, Cleveland, and regional markets. Major entities include United States Department of Agriculture data, Chicago markets, and regional farm markets. Pricing spans July and Oct futures, with butter receipts over ten thousand tubs and eggs over seven thousand cases, plus live stock values in Cleveland markets.

Chicago Legarn United States Department of Agriculture Focal United States Southern Buss Missouri Kansas Cobblers

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