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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1936

Page

8

Nineteen Boys Attend YMCA Camp at Camp Isa-Seelies

Nineteen boys form the fourth summer camp period at Camp Isa-Seelies sponsored by the Elyria Y M C A. The number is to grow with late arrivals. Current list includes David Taylor, Joe Seitz, Alan Fritche, Bob Gorman, Richard Flanagan, David Lindell, Darrell Root, Charlea Yast, Walter Fowler, Rue McIntyre, Bill Peaberthy, William Griffin, Bob Hazelton, William Renninger, Jon White, Sam Rockwood, Bob Swancot, Dick Seekins, Paul Roig.

Camp Isa-Seelies Elyria Y. M. C. A Harley Stevick David Taylor Joe Seitz Alan Fritche Bob Gorman Richard Flanagan David Lindell Darrell Root Charlea Yast Walter Fowler Rue McIntyre Bill Peaberthy William Griffin Bob Hazelton William Renninger Jon White Sam Rockwood Bob Swancot Dick Seekins Paul Roig

Glance At Game Triggers Auto Crash In Grafton Area

An auto owned by R C Dean on Grafton Road was damaged when Fred Tompkins of Grafton Road crashed into it while pausing to watch a softball game at Harmon Field. Tompkins told police he did not see the parked car. A window in Elyria Savings and Trust Co building was broken by a track object driven by F A Batsell of 16 Summer Street, police reported.

R. C. Dean Stop 9 Grafton Road Fred Tompkins Hast River Street Tompkins Harmon Field Dean Elyria Savings and Trust Co F. A. Batsell Summer Street

Steve Nagy Set for Release Tomorrow From Jail

Steve Nagy, serving a $150 fine in county jail for a liquor law violation, will be released tomorrow. Records show Nagy has been confined in county jail for nearly four months following a common pleas court conviction.

Steve Nagy Nagy Common Pleas Court Jaz

Trial of John B Finnell set for Tuesday hearing

John B Finnell, 31, of 121 East River Street faces a driving while intoxicated charge. The case, arrested by Patrolman Paul Palmer on Board Street around 3 a.m., is scheduled for 9 a.m. Tuesday before Mayor Don A. Bard.

John B Finnell East River Street Don A. Bard Paul Palmer Board Street

Wellington man fined for reckless driving after arraignment

Petro Fines Autoist James Hidenfelter of R D 2 Wellington was fined 15 dollars with 25 dollars 20 cents costs after being found guilty of reckless driving by Justice Pearce J. Petro yesterday. The charge of driving under the influence was dropped. Ellerman of Cleveland swore to the warrant for Hidenfelter's arrest.

James Hidenfelter Wellington Justice of the Pearce Jossph Petro Ellerman Cleveland Hidenfelter

Grafton dealer seeks police help over missing car

George Spitzer a Grafton auto dealer yesterday asked Elyria police to help recover an automobile he turned over to a local man who claimed a prospective buyer existed. He has not seen the man or the car since July 3. Lorain man Pat Ward 62 was arrested yesterday charged with intoxication.

George Spitzer Grafton Elyria Police Spitzer Lorain Pat Ward

Alice Longworth Analyzes Roosevelt's Third-Party Push

Cincinnati July 8 Alice Longworth reports that minor reform groups and financial interests have abandoned major parties yet persist in backing a third party campaign. The Townssend Smith Coughlin coalition rejects Roosevelt's promises, predicting defeat for him in November if he wins the nomination.

Cincinnati Doctor Townsend Townsend, Smith and Coughlin Mr. Roosevelt Roosevelt Alice Longworth McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Lake Avenue church notes and community updates

Lake Avenue community notes report July church services with Bible School at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 45 a m. Juveniles of North Elyria Grange held an ice cream social and garden party on the schoolhouse lawn. Local residents Mr and Mrs Tony Read are home after injuries from a car crash. their son remains in hospital with a broken leg but improving. Townsfolk host delegates to the Townsend convention in Cleveland. 4-H Club meetings and sewing activities are scheduled for July 21. Also notes campaign touring by Wilson Presley for county assessor in Mountain Home Arkansas and an ancient belief about stopping hail by swinging an axe toward the sky.

Lake Avenue Kermet Leiber Bari R Peck North Elyria Grange Tony Read H. B. Last WI. B. Hackett Waukegan, Ill G. W. Cotton K. N. Havek Eugene Zion Cotton Cleveland

Church Activities Include Ice Cream Festival Plans

Mrs Martin Springer led a brief meeting planning Amherst Business Men's Association entertainment on Monday Aug 3. A committee including Jacob Kolb Bella Brocksicker and several others arranged final details. Aug 13 was set for an ice cream festival on the church lawn with flowers to the sick and a program featuring Mrs Bahl Mrs Standen and Miss Margaret Rice. A two course lunch followed for thirty six attendees.

Martin Springer Amherst Business Men's Association Jacob Kolb William Meacham Bella Brocksicker Henry Kolb William Cook Bahl Axtel Standen Amberat Eleanor Cook Willam Cook Margaret Rice

Amherst Hosts Women’s Benefit Association Meeting

Amherst notes detail a Friday Women’s Benefit Association gathering at Mrs Gust Torne’s home with Mrs Angie Guild presiding. The group invited Mrs A H Fullmer for August, a social hour featured Russiat rummy, and prizes were awarded to Mrs L Roemer and Mrs H A Monger.

W. B. A. Amherst Women’s Benefit Association Gust Torne Jackson Street Angie Guild A H Fullmer North Ridge Road L. Roemer H. A Menger

Clifford West elected Legion delegate for Ohio convention

Wellington July 18 Clifford West commander of Morgan Dirlam Post American Legion was elected a delegate to represent the organization at the annual convention of the Legion Department of Ohio to be held at Portsmouth August 23 28 Frank Obrig named alternate and appointed to attend district convention at Tiffin later this month In case Obrig cannot attend Harry Hannum will substitute

the Legion Department of Ohio Portsmouth Frank Obrig Tiffin Obrig Harry Hannum

Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Methodist Church

On July 18 a regular meeting of the Ladies Aid Society was held at the Methodist Church with members from the Axtel and Amherst Methodist Ladies Aid as special guests. Devotionals were led by president Mrs William Cook.

South Amherst Ladies Aid Society Methodist Church Axtel and Amherst Methodist Ladies Aidy Vrs Walliam Cook

Committees Named for Wellington Day at Expo

Wellington Day at the Great Lakes Exposition has been rescheduled to July 29 with a goal of 300 attendees. Committees from local groups were appointed to handle arrangements, led by Harry Otterbacher, ambassador of goodwill, and include BE Waters, Robert Herrick, Keith Andrews, and several others from 4-H, Granges, American Legion, Rebekahs, Masons, Garden Club, and Eagles.

Wellington Harry Oqotterbacher BE. BE. Waters Robert Herrick Keith Andrews A. W. Shields J. C. MacDermott E. L. Henes Charles Church O. BE Dorothy Hughes Garden Club D. G. Swanger Crafts Horse Association M. A. Rady Eagles J. Howard Page Big Four Railroad

Sandstone Juniorettes Plan Winter Socials

Four-H advisor KuLn Aioore met with the Sandstone Juniorettes Four H Club at the school building. Roll call elicited the answer My favorite bird. The group voted to hold social meetings in winter and spent the afternoon working on projects. Next session set for Wednesday July 22.

Liss KuLn Aioore Sandstone Four H

Church notices and service times list

Congregational Sunday School at 9 30 a m no morning worship Catholic Nativity Masses at 8 00 and 10 00 a m Rev R J Sterger pastor Methodist worship at 9 45 Sunday School 11 00 St Johns Evangelical led by Rev C details incomplete but indicates church notices for several denominations and service times

Church of Nativity R. J. Sterger B. H. Ryan St. John’s Evangelical

Birth of Twins Heralded by Becker Family

Mr and Mrs Edward Becker announce the birth of twins a boy and a girl at their home Friday morning Sunday School at 9 30 and Morning Worship at 10 39 were noted by E Schmidt pastor The Methodist Sunday School class led by Harold Allsop held a party at Elmer Harris home with outdoor games refreshments for sixteen guests served by Allsop Harris and Bobby Nickel

E. Schmidt Edward Becker Methodist Harold Allsop Elmer Harris Bobby Nickel

Windsor firemen respond to Detroit bound vacationer water heater alarm

Windsor Ontario firefighters rushed to a home after a Windsor woman visiting Detroit reported she had left a water heater on. They shut it off, preventing potential incident.

Windsor Ont Herve Detroit

Weet River Street man arraigned on reckless driving charge

Harold Johnen of Weet River Street was arraigned before Mayor A. Baird in pelies court today on a reckless driving charge for last night on Weat Street.

Harold Johnen Weet River Street A. Baird Pelies Court Pelies

Avon Lake residents face dropped charge in peace case

Sam Yallich and Eva Trivanovich of Avon Lake filed peace proceedings, but the charges were dropped by Justice of the Peace Jonsph Q. Petro as a domestic dispute claim between the two neighbors was resolved. In Salem, Oregon, state Treasurer Rafua C. Holman admitted color blindness yet was appointed a judge for a redhead bathing beauty contest at a resort, joking about spotting a red-headed girl.

Sam Yallich Avon Lake Eva Trivanovich Justice of the Peace Jonsph Q. Petro Trivanovich Yalelich Salem Ore Rafua C. Holman Tl San Holman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Y.M. C. A. Camp Pierre R. Smith Elyria Savings Bank Bldg H. R. Rorick Agency Mrs Flying Needles L. C. Hecock Miss Mehiing Rita Baker Valeska McCord Thimsles Esther Smidtkons Adelbert Street Toretta Greer Wll Mountain Home Ark Wilson Presley Presley Sidusten Mae Plate Teddob Amherst B.A Jenne St. Joseph’s Church Dunne’s Flats Route 20 Kipton Frebotta Brothers Orchestra Order of Eagles William Beehstine Beckstine Cottage Birmingham John Michael George Meneel Fred Ruth FF. Lchrader Walther League Junior Walther League of St Paul's Lorain County Amherst Garden Club Mutch Queensland Australia Ryan Coshocton Newark Obra Linwood Park Hospital Noteks Wyle Hengeshbaugh Elyria William Slack Legionaty Auxiliary P. m Getty Phiert Ruth Fleckner Ruth Barris Dunkirk WN. C Frank Radde Manchester N. H Walter Jaeger Ella Jaemer Ohio River Kentucky Julia Boughton Schmidt Frederick Berger Canada Extendiny Station Hlyria Republican Club Vicinity Garden J. B. Thomas Columbus Street Washington Avenue Ruth Liege Africa Wellington Baptist Church Ulrich Here Hege Wellington Gun Club Sdooline Union Park Service Wellington Park Coly Club Colt Junior Tyay Mickey Rodin William Murray William McClaflin Edgar Jones Merl Runham Norman Erma Youngberg Donald Aldrich Alex Kaszar Russell Jameyson C. J. Hummell P. T. Burnside Camp Crag Floyd Buswell Evelyn Smith The Ink Gladys Witbeck Margaret Wibner Cleveland Exposition Ted Jones Junior Hannum Morse Donald Miller Flint and Steel Christ MacDermott Junior Grissinger Coral Shepard Barker St West State Legion Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Lorain County Savings & Trust CO Ohio Amherst, Ohio Masonic Temple Middle Ave Murphy Bros Elyria Dairies Wala Anouewuav Laue Tan Psn Aa Lake Ave
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