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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1935

Page

9

Four Youths Held After Shooting Of Officer

Four Allentown youths were held in county jail after a deputy sergeant from Columbus was wounded in a shootout following a car chase. The detainees Steve Schultz Stephen Surina Nick Rishko and Frank Stavinski were found with a shotgun two pistols four sticks of dynamite. Rishko confessed to a prior holdup that killed a night watchman. The pursuit lasted over six hours led by the state highway patrol from Columbus.

Circleville Allentown George Ruder Columbus Steve Schultz Ruder Stephen Surina Nick Rishko Frank Stavinski Pickaway County Ryder Rishko Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol

Investment Concerns To Be Investigated In Nine Ohio Cities

Investment probes will sweep nine Ohio cities Canton Marion Warren Springfield Akron Cleveland Cincinnati Youngstown and Toledo. Edwin Judy state securities division attorney inspector says investigations will target cemetery promotion note issuing building and loan pass book entities agency contracts and fur ranching groups. A test case to define the division’s authority under a new security law is planned. Travel and Recreation course group of 2 FERA project will meet with Rocky Mountains color slides hosted by Ernest E. Holmes. The open public meeting is free for all ages and marks the second session since the course began.

Coluemels Ohio Edwin Judy State Securities Division Canton Marion Warren Springfield Akron Cleveland Cincinnati Youngstown Toledo Judy Ing ‘Travel and Recreation FERA The Elyrian, M. Co. A Rocky Mountains Ernest E. Holmes

Suits Filed As Result Of Shooting Affray

Paul Keousis sues Lorain Night Club owner Tom Chokolas and three men, Joseph Garcia Sam Miller and Steve Stojic, for a total of 4,000 alleging a 12 50 a m fight left him shot in the foot by a revolver. He suffered three broken arch bones, three days in hospital and five weeks in a plaster cast.

Lorain Paul Keousts Tom Chokolas New Life East Twenty Eighth Street Keousis Joseph Garcia Sam Miller Steve Stojic

Woman Sues Over Dog Attack At Clawson Store

Selma Klaus sues David C Clawson and Mildred Clawson seeking 2500 dollars claiming a large vicious police dog attacked her on June 9 near the Clawson residence and store at 587 Furnace street, biting her left leg and tearing her clothes after she could not enter the locked store.

Selma Klaus David C Mildred Clawson Klaus Clawson Furnace Street

Real Estate Transfers Highlight Lorain Elyria Property Moves

A series of real estate transfers lists parties exchanging parcels in Lorain and Elyria areas. Executors, trustees, and individuals trade or quit claim properties on Garden Avenue in Lorain, Jackson Street Amherst and Middle Avenue Elyria with various successors and couples named. Additional transfers include Avon Lake village parcels and a Cleveland address transfer to Elizabeth Eck.

Albert J. Haist Adan Subrer Michael Yarsa Stella Yarsa Garden Avenue Lorain Frankie Reese John F. Buckley Alberta Buckley Elyria Township Cora S. Marlow Bert Marlow Jackson Street Amherst C. W. Raufus Martha Elizabeth Raufus Fastern Heights Land Company City of Elyria William Filler Lillie Fisler Thrane Lutz West 18Th St Robert J. Hildebrandt Mathilda Pfahl Avon Lake Village Lahoe Company Elizabeth Eck Midvale Avenue Cleveland

New Gypsy Game Allegedly Steals $45 in Oberlin

Mary Chambers of 315 East Lorain Street Oberlin says a gypsy woman advised placing all her money in a small bag worn over the heart then later in a stocking. The bag with $45 vanished after the mysterious visitor returned Saturday afternoon. Sheriff’s deputies investigate the incident.

Lorain County Mary Chambers East Lorain Street Oberlin Miss Chambers

Miss Constance Shah Named Miss El Paso at Exposition

Miss Constance Shah crowned Miss El Paso during the California Pacific International Exposition in San Diego California on Texas Day.

fAcme Constance Shah el Paso San Diego Cal

Odd Cornish Pastry Sold Along Roadside

BESSEMER Mich A roadside pasty stand thrives in this mining town. The pastry baked to an old Cornish formula remains a favorite for tourists and locals alike, offering a contrast to the typical hot dog and lemonade booths lining highways across the United States.

Bessemer Mich.Ry United States

Pasty Sold for About Twenty Cents Across the Nation

A regional delicacy is declared unavailable for purchase elsewhere in the United States. The pasty, priced at roughly 20 cents, combines beef and pork with potatoes onions and occasionally turnips and rutabagas, reflecting a hearty traditional mix.

United States

New Uses Found For Insulin Treatment

TORONTO Ont Insulin has many more uses than treatment for diabetes. Dro FL Bost of physiology at the University of Toronto and co discoverer of insulin told the Canadian Health Association. He said insulin causes a stinging sensation in non diabetic applications that provides therapeutic value. Cases of insanity where patients refuse to eat have been aided by small insulin doses to stimulate hunger. People affiliated with anaesthesia have also been assisted to recovery.

Toronto Ont Dro FL Bost University of Toronto Canadian Health Association

Quintuplets See Visitors Four Times Daily

Callander Ontario visitors to the Dafoe hospital housing the Dionne quintuplets may view the sisters briefly four times daily. Viewers must stay outside the fence as nurses hold the babies up to windows for the crowd to admire, with no hospital admission allowed.

Callander Ont Dafoe Hospital Dionne Quintuplets

Penfield Traffic Count and Local Social Guests

Penfield reports forty two army trucks going west on Route 18 at 8 30 p m Sunday. Bradley Collinwood of Buffalo stayed with Howard Andrews and travels with family to Birmingham and Buffalo New York. Various local residents host visitors and attend Garden Party events with friends and relatives in Wellington Cleveland Elyria Toledo and similar locales.

Bradley Collinwood Buffalo Howard Andrews Baltimore Maryland Alice McCoy Cleveland Lewis Jones Edgar Jones TL. G. Witbeck Arlo Witbeck Misa Ann Wrickson Leo Row- Joy Bament May Benent Clisby’s Wellington DeRussy Charles Slater Elyria Fred Rollins Charles Hoffman Youngstown Lama Rutter Toledo A. B. Smith Edward Kelly Leo Rawley Wayne Turner Bert Turner Itchfield A. L. de Fields

Fish bowl glass banned eyed in Ohio price war

A group in Ohio seeks to outlaw the 24 ounce fish bowl beer glass, arguing it fuels a cut throat price war among retailers and threatens to wipe out the popular item. The move aims to curb aggressive pricing and restore balance in local liquor sales.

Cincinnati Ohio

Industrial Peace Plan To Be Tried At Toledo

A new plan to maintain industrial peace, led by Edward F. McGrady, arrives in Toledo with broad support from labor and business. It aims to avert many strikes by a panel system guiding disputes without federal compulsion, appealing to owners and unions only after all compromise routes fail. The plan, endorsed by Secretary Perkins, seeks success despite potential legal challenges to related federal labor legislation.

Washington Toledo Labor Department Edward F. McGrady McGrady Regional Naional Labor Relations Board Frances Perkins Supreme Court

Stolen Chevrolet Sedan Reported in Amherst Lorain

Harry Saber of 379 Seeley Avenue Amherst reported to the sheriff s department that his Chevrolet sedan with Heerite number YR 523 was stolen Saturday evening in Lorain. The case seeks clues from residents and local police.

Harry Saber Seeley Amherst Sheriff's Department Lorain

Theatrical Manager William Fennessy Dies in Cincinnati

William T. Fennessy, 74, renowned theatrical manager who started as a ticket seller at Heuck's Opera House, Cincinnati, died late yesterday. He ran burlesque shows for two decades before retirement.

Cincinnati William TF. Fennessy Old Heuck's

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