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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1936

Page

12

Ohio Bar backs appointive system for Ohio courts

The Ohio State Bar Association endorses a constitutional amendment to appoint rather than elect judges to the Ohio Supreme Court and Court of Appeals. Gov appoints from nominee lists with Senate confirmation. incumbents may run if not reappointed, and judges face a retention vote every six years. Local option for municipal judges discussed. Alfred Benesch cites campaign to curb insurance rackets.

Columbus Ohio State Bar Association Ohio Supreme Court Court of Appeals Judicial Council Senate Rann King Fauver Elyria Common Pleas Walter Dunmore Western Reserve Law School Cleveland Alfred A. Benesch Bar Association

Will Appeal Award in Love Theft Case

MIAMI FLA July 10 Bradford heir Lewis Mallory plans an appeal from a jury award of 3300 to James Edgar Detroit manufacturer whose wife Kathryn Crawford was alleged to have had an affair. The verdict found only that Mallory alienated Crawford’s affections. no verdict on seduction in a Miami hotel prior to her June divorce. Edgar elated. Mallory to appeal if denied new trial. Witnesses testified to intimacies among Crawford, Mallory, and Holear at a Miami hotel last winter.

Miame Fla Lewis Mallory Bradford James Edgar Detroit Vertin Circuit Court Edgar Mallory Kathryn Crawford Miss Crawford Miami Fagar William J. Dunn State Supreme Court Kai Bradford Heir Holear Efgar S Crawford Mall

Death Records of Mrs John D Thompson and Conrad Heidrich

Mrs John D Thompson died at home of her daughter in Collins after illness. Funeral services by Reverend C E Messenger at the Cherry home will precede burial at Moore Funeral Home Cleveland and West Park Cemetery. Conrad Heidrich, 80, died at his son Vernon’s in Brizhton. he was a lifelong Lorain County farmer. Funeral services from the water Baptistehare and Biddie of Sandy ine will follow with burial in Camden Cemetery.

John D. Thompson Conrad Heidrich Vernon Brizhton Tie Lorain Coun Paul Heidrich Camden Thater Baptisteharend Biddie Sandyine Cemete R. F. Wolff Kalamazong Mich J. F. Wickler West Collers Street W .D. Cairns Myrle Greenwood Huntington West Virginia Mts Gerald Keller Beaver Park Arlene Campbell Reedy River Torain Street James Moulton Evanston W. D . Cairns North Park Street John A. Kerr Rio de Janeiro Brazil Oberlin Carr Forest Street Chester Hageman North Cedar Avenue Galion North Electric Manufacturing Company L. M. Bauimhart M UF. Gibson New York Miles Conrad Baumhart Carl M. Baumhart Pleasantville N.Y Jack Lee Cc. E. Lee Deerhead Lodge Manitowish Wisconsin A. A. Wright Elm Street Norman H. Wright Cranbury New Jersey Elizabeth Rodgers New York City West College Prospect Neighborhood Club Aliss Mary Kernes Prospect Street J. H. Kutscher King Street Sugar O Roz Jackson Beloit Rockford, Til

Lorain County Praises Blind Relief Effort

County commissioners expressed appreciation for the blind relief program's commendation this week. Charles Truax, representative, credited Mrs. Frank Ellenberger and Mrs. Mary Brandt for key support. Mrs. Truax, widow of a former state official, visited the county office to review progress in Lorain County.

Charles Truax Etuire Isinn Frank Ellenberger Mary Brandt Truax Agriquisire Mann Vineck Farmer Lorain Wophan

Formally Announces Candidacy For Governor

Detroit report outlines Frank Murphy formally entering the race for governor. The filing signals a serious bid with plans to campaign across the state while emphasizing reform and governance experience.

Oberlin Club Hosts Lawn Party and Bridge Games

Oberlin resident Esther Wood reports the T M T M club hosted husbands at a lawn party at the Stort home in Amherst. Prizes for high bridge scores went to Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Jackson. second prizes to Mrs. Jack Schafer and Mr. Alsop. consolation to Mrs. Clarence Foster and Mr. Jack Schafer. Several Oberlin and nearby residents attended, with updates on guests, travels, and summer activities across Oberlin, Elyria, Amherst, and Beaver Park.

Oberlin Paul Stort Amherst Shirley Jackson Jack Schafer Alsop Clarence Foster J. (. Schafer Jackson Harold Cooley Cliveuve Foster Lea Smith Elyria Mori

Local junk dealer injured in street accident

Joe eines of West street and a junk dealer identified as Litner sustained head lacerations and possible spinal injury after a wagon struck by a truck driven by RK of 1358 F street Lakewood near Cleveland street and Abbe Road. Hospital not critical. Horse damaged. may be shot. Truck owned by Frozen Carrier Corp. of Cleveland.

Joe Eines West Street Iscal Gumk Elyria Stemie Demelack F Street Lakewond Cleveland Street Abbe Road Litner Hook Frozen Carrier Corporation Pitteburgeh Avenue Cleveland

Officials at conference address county court issues

Four city officers attended a North Central Association of Courts Commissioners and Treasurers meeting at Bunker Hill near Medina to discuss gun control, with Lorain County officials Oscar Dunn and others present. Four youths detained for suspected acts were released due to lack of evidence. A theft of $1.89 from a bureau occurred while the family was away for a day. A collision on East Broad Street involved cars driven by W. Bliss, Gene Welivers, Elgrir, and A Atkinson with minor damage.

Bocty Bunker Will Medina Asse Gunty Ofieta Lorain Coy Fing Oscar , Dunnand BE W. Audttar C Bel Bmd Walter Wright Broad Street H. I. Indicott BE. A. Stankard Fren Schreeder S38 Ronde Street Arivan B Bliss Gene Welivers Elgrir Atkinson Avyernue East Broad Street Notive Reo

Calf Missing After Transport On Route St

Julius Palachi reports loss of a calf from a farm on Route St near 13 Wood ford avenue while taming three mother cows. He arrived at destination to find the mother and sign of the calf missing. calf reportedly jumped off a trailer en route to the Marin e and was reported to the police department.

Julius Palachi Woodford Avenue Rernsey Route St Palachi Julius Iff

Ohio News In Brief Highlights From Cincinnati To Toledo

Ohio briefs report a drowning in the River near Cincinnati a 13 year old boy and another youth missing after diving. In Besyrus a probate judge released charges about stolen metal with local religious and educational notes. Allen County officials protest relief allocation to Cuyahoga County. A Fairfield pastor faced a criminal charge and grand jury bond. Columbus counties show WPA wage shares in May with large sums to several counties. A jewelry store robbery in Columbus. In Van Wert a man killed by a cultivator accident. Toledo begins refunding bonds totaling 4.48 million dollars at lower rates.

Oberlin Man Advances in WPA Service

John G. Olmstead of Oberlin moves from Lorain County Supervisor of Emergency Schools to assistant supervisor of professional and women's projects WPA District No 9 with Mansfield HQ. He will oversee emergency schools recreation libraries writers and other WPA projects in ten central Ohio counties. Rawdon notes 1930 students and 120 adults in Lorain County programs.

John G. Olmstead Oberlin Lorain Mansfield Mr. Olmstead Ohio Lorain County FERA WPA Olmstead Howard L. Rawdon Rawdon

Court filing reports multiple divorce and mortgage suits

In a Lorain court round up, Catherine Hancock sues for divorce from Arthur Hancock after a 193? marriage, seeking name restoration. Home Owners Loan Corp sues Gordon and Viola Blackhall, and Lloyd M. and Grace M. Redington for Foreclosures totaling $34.46, $5,546.59 respectively, on Avno Lake and Elyria properties. Joe and Pauline Fines face $5,898.22 foreclosure. Francis Minnich seeks divorce from OU Minnich for cruelty and name restoration to Francis Walsh. Julius C. Lerch sues D F Conklin for 23,900.8 for injuries from an October 2 1934 auto accident at Erie and Kansas avenues Lorain. case settled and dismissed. Lorain County Mortgage and Company sues John Lautcherry for 108.75 rent.

Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Aginst Gordon James Blackh Viola Blackhall Avno Lake Lloyd M Grace M. Redington Elyria Joe Pauline Fines Floria Julius C. Lerch Lorain D. F. Conklin Milag D. A. Cook Erie and Kansas Avenue

Conciliatory Gesture on Unionization Drive

The federation leader signaled a cautious approach, noting the council must decide on support for the steel industry union drive while favoring industrial and craft unions in suitable cases. Reports claimed leaders told President Roosevelt there was no immediate threat of major strikes before the November election, easing fears of industrial warfare.

Lewis Green Jeanders Roosevelt Pre Roosevelt

Motorist Found Asleep After Suspicious Car Report

Deputy sheriffs Ed Monroe and Chalmers Davidson investigated a Belden report of a car parked suspiciously and found the driver asleep. He said he grew sleepy and pulled off the highway for a nap before being allowed to continue. The piece notes 6,090,000 deaths in India during the 1918-19 influenza epidemic.

Ed Monroe Chalmers Davidson Belden India

Planes Aim to Link New York and London by Flight

Washington reports a fleet of four motor Sikorsky sea planes may soon connect New York and London within a weekend commuting window. Joint plans by Pan American and Imperial Airways envision two routes, Bermuda to England or via Canada and Ireland, with the northern path favored for regular service.

Washington New York London Dineperial Airways Great Britain Pan-American Airways United States Pan-American Phe Sikorsky Bermuda England Canada Newfoundland Irish Free State

Blacksmith Kills 8, Then Ends Own Life in East Chicago

East Chicago, Ind. July 10. Celestinn P. Gonzales killed eight persons including his wife and 313 children in their home before pursuing and killing helper Joe Aro, then taking his own life. Police found the bodies scattered in three rooms. The family had moved from Mexico eight years ago.

Chicaago Ind Celestinn P. Gonzales Joe Aro

Broad Program of Relief Initiated by Federal Agencies

Federal agencies launched a broad program of relief to aid more than 1,060,000 farm residents facing drought driven destitution. The Resettlement Administration announced a one year moratorium on rural rehabilitation loan repayments for drought impacted farmers. Officials expect 25,000 to 50,000 farm families in the northwest to receive notice, with 20,000 destitute families in the Carolinas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, Georgia and Alabama to be aided. WPA aims to employ 55,090 people in ten days as Hope replaces fear in the drought region. The crop report due at 3 pm EST will show drought damage based on July 1 conditions, not reflecting ongoing heat in July.

Washlington Resettlement Administration Northwest Liams WPA South Carolina Tennessee Kentucky Virginia Georgia Alabama Hope Fear Howard QO. Hunter Department of Agriculture

Auto Slightly Damaged in City Collision

An auto driven by E. H. Buswell of 200 Park Avenue was slightly damaged last night around 7 30 p m when struck by a car driven by Al Sanders of 313 Oxford Avenue. Sanders backed from a curb near Broad and Middle and agreed to pay for the damage. The U S Senate appointed a Catholic chaplain in December 1882 amid unusual times.

E. H. Buswell Park Avenue al Sanders Oxford Avenue Sanders Broad and Middle

Cleveland market report shows varied livestock and produce pricing

The Cleveland market lists prices for chickens and poultry, eggs, ducks, and roosters, with Leghorn stock and broilers in several weight classes. It also covers potatoes, cattle receipts, calves, sheep and lambs, hogs, and heavy grain and feed prices, including oats, corn, wheat, flour, and hay. Nearby produce prices include beans, carrots, cauliflower, celery, cucumbers, mushrooms, spinach, raspberries, squash, and tomatoes.

Cleveland Livis Wemk U.S Virginia Caburer North Carolina Ohio Sheet Elevator Co Fateschild Milings Co S.te Chofra

Deputies Extinguish Blaze On Bus Brakes

Deputies Chalmers Davidson and Ed Monroe were credited with preventing a serious bus fire. They spotted a Greyhound bus in flames in Sheffield Lake Village while en route from Pontiac to Cleveland. They used a hand fire extinguisher from their squad car to quell the blaze caused by overheated brake drums on Walter Calvey of Cleveland.

Chalmers Davidson Ed Monroe Greyhound Sheffield Lake Village Pontisc Mich Cleveland Walter Calvey East List Street

County WPA district has varied industry reach in Ohio

County official notes Lorain leads WPA district in industry due to its mix of towns and subdistrict relief. He lists Lorain, Erie, Huron, Seneca, Medina, and Sandusky as district counties and explains that Lorain County relief outside Elyria, Lorain, and Avon Lake is managed by subdivisions when they can self fund, while the county unit aids only financially strained subdivisions.

O County WPA Lorain County Lorain Erie Huron Seneca Medina Sandusky

Heat safety for county animals and resignation of a Columbus fire official

In the county, a man urges owners to move heat stressed animals to cooler spots and stays on site until actions are taken to protect them. In Columbus, John A. Welsh resigns after over 50 years as assistant chief of the fire department, to be replaced by Battalion Chief J. J. Garish, then he enters a hospital for rest.

Minkler Columbus, O John A. Welsh Columbus Re Department J. J. Garish Welsh

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ohio Lawyers For Blue Bird Court Street Haserodt Haserodt Jewelry CO GND. i Miss Wilder Workshoes Muerkce John D. Thompsen Frank Murphy Wielhsgan Esther Wood Allan Harris P. A. Noble Noble Cottage P. A. Noble and Harrisburg, Pa Youths Ave Ohio News United Cincinnati. O Ison BES Ytrus Buaryrus Vous Schwanck Timalo Allen County Daver Cuyahota County Fleet Fairfield Willis Jenking W. L. Deaton Chrismeburs Uthana Jenkins Christianshare John Brelsford Columbbcs Butler Cuyahoga Franklin Hampton Teas Mahoning Montconery Stark Summit Trumoull Toledo Ibulova Elgin Watches VIC Silver East Avenue Catherine A. Hancock Arthur H. Hancock Hancock Catherine A. Buell Francis Minnich OU ' Minnich Francis Walsh Lorain County Mortgage and Company St John Lautcherry, Jare Pour U. S. Senate O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co Elyria, Ohio Calvis Sparket Xinktes Maud Choles Ewes Cholce Boston Wehu Crystal Restaurant Sederis Restaurant Vaan Star Shoe Shop Murbach Coal Co LINCO E. River Sts Walton Walton Ice & Fuel Inc
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