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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1938

Page

12

Fined 200 For Stealing Three Hives Of Bees

Frank Masowick of Stop 105 Lake road was fined 200 dollars with 100 suspended after being raigned before Justice Preston L Conn for stealing three hives of bees from C Jr Clough of Foster Parke road last September. Bees found by County Bee Inspector Claude Mor during regular hive inspection led to charges. Clough described the hives bearing the letter K. Mor informed sheriff's department, Masowich admitted theft to Chief Deputy William G Smith.

Frank Masowick Lake Road Preston L. Conn C. Jr. Clough Foster Parke Road Claude Morin Clough Gove Mormnau Sheriff's Department Masowich William G. Smoith

Modern Lighting System In Use In Blyrut Library

Blyrut Library trustees announce a new lighting system improving illumination in reading rooms and study tables. The upgrade increases usable light, aims to boost patron usage, and replaces uneven prior lighting with evenly distributed illumination across all tables and rooms.

Blyrut Bie Alh Whersehe Might Thas

Begin Hearings On Steel Wages

Washington July 25 The Labor Department opens hearings to fix minimum wages for workers in steel companies with government contracts under Walsh Healey act. Panel includes Perkins staff and steel leaders. initial focus on print steel products, later wider industry impact.

Washington Labor Department Walsh-Healey American Iron and Steel Institute Thomas Holland Robert Campbell Oscar Strackbeld Public Contracts Board Frances Perkins Little American Federation of Labor Committee For Industrial Organization John Klingenfeld William Che Ran Steel Management Hebor

Lighting Up Shelves Improves Brightness On Display

The display area gains 42 additional one hundred watt units, boosting lighting on peaver shelves from two to 15 foot calibers. This upgrade enhances visibility and highlights featured items across the section.

East Oberlin social scene and church notes

East Oberlin residents enjoyed a Woman's Society ice cream social at the S Hutchinson home. Events included a Mother's Day style gathering, Youth Council elections at Brownhelm, and notices on church services and Women’s groups. Several out-of-town visitors were mentioned, along with upcoming meetings and a sermon titled Our changing Moods.

Oberlin Road East

Kipton Social Notes Highlight Oberlin Guests

Kipton Sunday callers hosted by Mr and Mrs George Bickel included Harald Lathrop of Oberlin. Dinner guest Carl Moehl and son of Elyria attended with Mrs Howard Ringley of Cleveland visiting her grandfather John Broder Miss Reva Nell Whitney of Fremont stayed with sister Mrs Robert Elbert and family. Other visitors included Mrs C C Bickel Mrs Nettie Dunton Mrs Anna Shedd Mrs George Bickel and Mrs Paul Raindrock. Keith spent Tuesday in Brewster visiting sister Mrs Mary Ernst. Wendell Cowen and party left Thursday for a West auto trip. The class of 37 held a reunion at Miss Virga Ober's home with most members present. A very enjoyable evening.

George Bickel Harald Lathrop Oberlin Carl Moehl Elyria Howard Ringley Cleveland John Broder Reva Nell. Whitney Fremont Robert Elbert C. C. Bickel Nettie Dunton Anna Shedd

Local social notes highlight visits and gatherings

La Grange residents J L Oppelt Bill Wigert and G B Wareham returned from Ohio State University for the weekend. Mrs Guerdon hosted M S Aid Society circle three on West Main street with a noon cafeteria dinner and social time. Mrs Frank Knowles hosted circle one with twelve guests and a cafeteria dinner. The hostess shared vivid details from a recent eastern trip.

J. L. Oppelt Bill Wigert G. B. Wareham Ohio State University Guerdon West Main Street Circle Three M. S. Aid Society Frank Knowles Circle Number One

August Hostess Named by Mrs A R Diushenske

Mrs A R Diushenske will be hostess in August. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bridgett of Elyree were Sunday evening callers at the R H Denhant home.

A. R. Diushenske Ernest Bridgett Elyree R. H. Denhant

West Ridge 4 H Club Hosts Jolly Hustlers Meeting

West Ridge Jolly Hustlers 4-H Club welcomed members for a regular business session led by president Patty Fowl. Projects were reviewed and plans set for a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Cathren Berk’s home and Thursday at East Carlisle Health Day. Fourteen members and two advisors attended with refreshments served. Banner Club meets at Donovan Beal home with fourteen members and advisors. John Stang directed recreation and refreshments followed. Mrs Rose Shauver was a guest in Elyria on Wednesday.

Jolly Hustlers Jeanne Shroedie Jolly Hustlers 4-H Patty Fowl Cathren Berk East Carlisle Banner Club 4-H Donovan Beal John Stang

Fire Damages Motorcycle at LaPorte Inn

A motorcycle owned by Stanley Vazensak at 1605 West Avenue, LaPorte Inn on Grafton Road, was damaged by a fire blamed on a backfire through the carburetor yesterday evening. Firemen arrived to find the fire out. bystanders had thrown sand and water on the blaze.

Stanley Vazensak West Avenue LaPorte Inn Grafton Road

Will lace Charge Of Reckless Driving Sut DeFunio Appearance

Sut DeFunio of 1800 West Avenue is to appear in police court Sunday morning to answer a charge of reckless driving. Local police, led by Officers Fred Bonus and Carl Garrison, charged him with driving in a reckless manner on East River Street.

Sut DeFunio West Avenue Suliur Loval Pulice Sted Ucla Fred Bonus Carl Garrison East River Street Liekiaio

19 Pound Turtle Brought In For Weighing

Norman Robertson of Second Street found a 19 pound snapping turtle at the river back of the Red Mill on Lodi Street and brought it to No 1 fire station for weighing. He said it was the second he caught, the first smaller. The item also notes a state employee death in Columbus and a mention of a lottery bones in Russia.

Norman. Robertson Second Street Elyria Robertson No. 1 Red Mill Lodi Street

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