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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1935
Page
12
Oregon hosts its first donkey baseball game as Donkey baseball, which swept California last year, arrives. Batters hit on foot, then ride burros to bases. plays are made from burros. Players wear padded pants as burros balk, buck and bite. opener lasts about ninety minutes for three innings.
Five youths were arrested yesterday at the request of Huron authorities over the theft of an air cooled motor from Huron boatman H Leed. Names include Tunny Kreeger Dick Schroeder Milton Pippett Bud Lannisan and Jack Axx. The Kreeger Schroeder and Axx youths were turned over to Huron marshal J M Sommer. The motor theft is alleged to have occurred Sunday evening and the car used for the theft was traced to Kreeger.
Mrs. Herman Esch of 238 No Olive Street reported her car was damaged yesterday after another car drove off. She gave the license number to police.
Fragmentary radio schedule listing hourly programs and times. Notable items include Harmony at 12:00, 12:15 The 12 15, 2:25 Talk, 8:00 News, Dance Kings, Tony and Gus, Gorden's Ore, Morton Dowrey, Lally's Orchestra, Pogarty's Orchestra, Walkathon. Local call letters WG AR 207 noted.
Misses Dorotha and Gertrude Hobbs entertain Snailor Kings Daughters at Thurday night annual meeting electing Margaret as president and Betty Wailer as vice president Dorotha Rath cleans secretary duties A guest Mrs McFarland Oberlin attends and Kern receives a gift She will visit Medina relatives for two weeks A Farm Woman's Club picnic at Crystal Beach draws Oberlin attendees including Mrs Krueger Jr and Mrs Barnard The Grange Hall Oberlin hosts next meeting Mrs Ford and Miss Charlton attend gatherings at Yocumb home And a surprise birthday party for Mrs Davidson brings 25 neighbors with ice cream and wafers The Reed briefs note visits from Amherst Elyria New Oberlin and other local events</S>
The report notes dawn services at 7 25 o clock and lists numerous visits and guests across Ohio. Edward and Mrs McHob pers and Albert from Cleveland spent Sunday with Gar Me Roberts. Mrs Miller of Amsterdam joined Memorial Hospital guests Rene Stang and son. Nellie Rugg of Huntingdon stayed with Andy Edmonds. John Baumang Sr and Reinhard Hufman, on a Raymond trip, sent word of their travel. Al fred Baumann hosted Oberon guests. Frank Krueger Jr visited Warry Murphy’s Oberlin home. trip planned to New where they will visit Murphy’s sister’s family.
Sullivan SULLIVAX July 23. Mr and Mrs Kinnamen of Clare are visiting the home of Mr and Mrs D Myers. The Ladies Friendship club met Friday with Mrs Laura Miller and enjoyed a delicious tureen dinner. Mr and Mrs Carlyle Bails and Son of Danville are guests of Mrs Mary Bails. The Loyal Ladies class of the Christian church met Thursday with Mrs Vernon Lance. LeRoy Taylor and family left to attend the rural mail carriers convention at Zanesville. North End picnic supper and ice cream at the Long home in Wellington. Margaretta Austin returned to Ashland after vacation with the Taylors. Mildred Taylor returned to Vanderbilt University after vacation with her parents. Faye accompanied her sister to Ironton. LeRoy Taylor left to attend the rural mail carriers convention at Zanesville. Miss Dorothy Richards Lucille Helfner Jimmy Burden and Robert Ewell spent four days at Camp Craiz.
Jacksons TURN TO BOOKS reports librarian J. M. Lindenmuth says inmates borrow over 32,000 books monthly. The prison library holds about 376,000 volumes and is described as among the best worldwide.
Relief Director Lea Whitright reports direct relief cuts of 60 percent next month will not derail local operations if Columbus approved projects proceed. About 1,800 employable central-area relief clients already rely on work relief, with 200 unemployables to receive direct relief. WPA changes aim to standardize monthly wages by skill level, and total central-area relief cases number about 2,050. July relief in the county totaled $40 in work relief and $30,000 in direct relief. a direct cut to $15,000 may force larger work relief funding to avoid suffering.
Wakeman Ohio July 28 Mrs Florence Lombard of New York City was a recent overnight guest of Mr and Mrs J G Waite. Many local visits followed including Elmer Beecher and Grace, R P Frogley and Mason Nichols of Elyria, Charles Lee of Joppa, Ernest Green of Elyria, Paul and Robert Murray of Cleveland, Joseph Murray of Elyria, and Mrs Howard Ford buried in Wakeman cemetery with services at W L Pease Funeral Home.
Local snippet notes visitors from St Paul and Berea, plus a lineup of social visits. The Red Caps schedule their first night baseball game at the ball park Wednesday evening at 7:45 p.m. against Keller News of Norwalk with Tom Manning of Cleveland as added attraction. Community events include a Riverside Reading Circle party honoring Mrs. Lindebeck and a Four-H Club meeting with a halter demonstration. The town plans a Dunns Flats Community Picnic on the last Wednesday of July.
Seward lumberman Cal M Brosius predicted a new Alaska gold strike would break the current mood due to rising prospecting and development activity. He said intense work in Alaska gold fields could lead to a major new discovery. The note also mentions Daffodil as a common Narcissus name.
Real estate transfers include Bartholomew Sensabaugh and Katherin Sensabaugh to Lara Weichel on Dexter Street Lorain. Frank P. Kucia administrator to Mary Kucia on Norfolk Avenue Lorain. Lucy D. Hahn et al to John M Rankin and Olive C Rankin on Spring Street Amherst. Ohio Farmers Insurance to Lucy Hess Brownhelm. Emma Klein to Selma X. Maschke 1376 Lyman Park Drive Cleveland Heights. Lorain Banking Co to Walter L Pillans and Floyd Pillans in Lake View Park Lorain. Rosa Humphrey and Leonard Rittner to Martha Hindman on West 28th Lorain. An old maple emblem note appears.
County farm extension agent C I Hummel announced a final dairy cattle judging tour will be held July 30. Six top rated boys on the tour will travel to Wooster on August 9 to compete in judging at the annual dairymen's day meeting.
Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert star in It Happened One Night at the Rivoli Theatre tomorrow. Supporting cast includes Jameson Thomas Walter Connolly and Roscoe Karns.
One New York Night, Metro Goldwyn Mayer's mystery with Franchot Tone and Una Merkel opens at Capitol Theatre tomorrow for thrills and laughs. TACUMA Washington barber strikes a bill collector with a feather-laden shaving brush. Police Judge McGill classifies it as assault and battery.
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