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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1936
Page
7
Washington July 15. The business advisory council to the Department of Commerce recommends the United States construct two large dirigibles for trans oceanic use to alternate with two foreign airships over the Atlantic. The proposal is part of a policy and program study on airships.
Miss Jessie F. Fitch a 72 year old Newton Center Massachusetts resident died at Elyvia Memorial Hospital at 10 a m after a stroke last night in front of the Troxel Building Washington Avenue. She had been a guest of Mrs F A Smythe for six weeks. Born in Nova Scotia she belonged to the Congregational Church Newton Center. Surviving are a sister in Somerville Mass and three nephews. The body is at Nichols Funeral Home pending funeral plans by relatives in New England. Burial will be in Winchester Massachusetts.
Three workers of the Austin Powder Co. north of here were killed when powder in the press mill exploded. Others were injured. Solon fire department battled and extinguished a fire caused by the blast. Names of the deceased were not learned immediately.
Carl Tremaine, once a bantamweight boxing hopeful nicknamed the uncrowned bantamweight champion, died in Cleveland after a fall from a patrol wagon while being transported from a hospital to the workhouse for intoxication. Authorities attributed death to alcoholism and body injuries.
Miss Mary Smith, 69, died of a heart attack at the race track while a horse she backed won the race. Her two daughters were with her as she passed. The finish saw Miss nosed out AM Devil by a length.
Advice to wash affected skin with Resinol Soap and warm water gently to remove scales and crusts. Doctors favor Resinol Ointment for deep skin penetration and quick relief from itching and burning, with soothing ingredients aiding healing. Get a jar of Resinol Ointment and a case of Soap, or request a free sample from Resinol, Dept. 1, Baltimore, Md.
A plea of not guilty to a driving while intoxicated charge was entered by James R. Hidenfelter of R D No 2 Wellington when arraigned yesterday afternoon before Justice of the Peace Joseph Q Petro. Bond set at $200 pending trial at 2 p m Friday. Warrant for arrest sworn by F O Iller of 3470 West 128th Street Cleveland after an automobile accident near La Grange on duty 3 4.
Oberlin, July at Sacred Heart Church Father Brennan officiated as funeral services for Matt Kapelyan, 60, who died Monday at Allen Hospital. Burial followed in St. Mary’s Cemetery in Elyria with George Sedgeman in charge. Kapelyan was a brother of Mrs Nagipak of East Rushton Township.
Lorain County Sheriff deputies arrest Ray Dunlap after a reported drinking spree leading to a domestic assault complaint from wife Elizabeth. Local workers join a state picnic at Cedar Point while supervisor William France orders the pension office to close Friday. Multiple foreclosure suits against Margarett Riffin and others and several divorce, probation, and judgment actions populate the day’s docket with mortgages, child custody, and alimony disputes.
Miss Clara Winkell of 15709 Lorain Street Cleveland faced a traffic violation after cutting in and out of traffic at 41 mph. Before Justice Joseph Q Petron, she was fined $10 plus costs, with $9 suspended. Deputy Fda Monroe arrested her on Route and Lorain.
The convention highlights a nationwide Townsend plan push with state legislators pledged to vote for a memorial referendum to enact the Townsend plan and a constitutional amendment. Rev. James A. McFadden delivers a blessing as Smith urges nonpartisan support and resists partisan co opt. Rankine reports finance showing a nine month balance and large receipts, with a closing balance of about 29.85 thousand.
According to Karl Marx, all history is the history of economic processes and there is no inherent essence in human nature or spiritual consciousness. Instead, the sum of economic relations forms the bases of social activity and social consciousness.
Members of the Needle Guild Society and families held their annual picnic at Crystal Beach. A noon dinner, ball games, contests and prizes followed. Numerous local residents and relatives attended, with church and Sunday School activities noted for upcoming events at Linwood Park and Union picnics.
Washington detectives travel to New York to fetch Leo Maimone and Joseph Silver accused of assault with intent to kill as they probe Jean Bell s claim that he carved Charles Laviano s initials on her abdomen and left her in a gas filled apartment. Bell defies police hours of cross questioning as authorities seek to verify her tale amid mob ties and alleged gang involvement.
Jim and Amy Mollison aim to circle the globe by year end, seeking a suitable aircraft. If a single plane is unavailable they may attempt the feat in two small planes while staying together, flying England to Australia then across the Pacific via Fiji and Layton, then across North America and back to England totaling about 27,900 miles. She recalls her solo flight to Australia and notes the plan requires carrying fuel for 3,000 miles, a heavy load for a two seat plane, and mentions their frequent quarrels in flight as part of the marriage dynamic.
James Easterday's trial in Wellington on reckless driving was continued by Justice of the Peace Preston Coon. A warrant for Easterday's arrest was sworn by Arthur Sherman of Elyria after a Moore accident on Route 29 involving cars owned by both principals.
An automobile driven by FAA Barr of 12h Chase Street sustained damage last night near West River and Ford Road when collided by a vehicle driven by D J Hollis of Ford Road. Each driver claimed the other was at fault.
A grass fire threatening property at Cleveland Street and Marseilles Avenue was extinguished by local firefighters yesterday afternoon. The department truck responded and the blaze burned only a small patch of ground.
Pat Malone husband of Polly Moran was taken into custody at his home on July 15 after allegedly threatening his wife and sheriff's deputies with a revolver.
Rochester notes a men's meeting scheduled for Friday night at the Baptist Church with arrangements for a special program and several speakers. Also reported are local births, reunions, illnesses, and social visits across Ashland, Wellington, Oberlin, and nearby communities with multiple family and neighbor details.
A fragmented Cleveland market report shows unsettled prices across cattle cattle, swine and poultry sectors with varied receipts and fluctuating quotes. Notable items include live cattle 1100 pounds and up offered, butter and dairy receipts, and assorted farm products showing uneven demand and price shifts.
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