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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1934

Page

4

Bulkley backs West in Ohio Democratic Senate race

Senator Bulkley of Ohio openly endorses Congressman Charles West for the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate. He denounces Senator Fess and argues West is best qualified, with leadership in the Roosevelt era and strong support for the New Deal to appeal to voters.

Cincinnati Robert J. Bulkley Charles West U. S Cleveland Simeon Fess Ohio Senate Fess West Roosevelt House of Representatives Washington

Mayor seeks buyer for grain and hay in Urbana

Mayor W H Vanoster scans the Cleveland directory for companies to buy sixteen tons of grain and city hay from Sewage Disposal Plant land. He has not yet received a suitable offer. In Urbana, Blanche Sayers, 50, faces trial for first degree murder in her husband Clarence’s death, alleged to be staged as suicide. She reportedly confessed.

W. H. Vanoster Cleveland

Fined by justice in Elyria Lorain arrest tale

Andrew Stropke between Elyria and Lorain was fined ten dollars and costs for intoxication when arraigned by Justice Petro yesterday afternoon after deputies reported he threatened family with a gun and a knife. Two men, Joan Klezék of West Side and Joe Zawija of Lorain, were arrested on a complaint of causing a disturbance in a Lorain streetcar. Carl Mebodoski of Ba south of Butternut Ri reported 65 chickens stolen from his coops. deputy sheriffs to investigate.

Andrew Stropke Elyria Lorain Joseph Petro Joan Klezék West Sire Joe Zawija Lorain Carl Mebodoski Sheik

Militia Enforces Ban on Picketing in Minneapolis

Acting on orders from Adjutant General Walsh the National Guard began enforcing Governor Olson’s ban on picketing in Minneapolis. The picketers were hauled into detention as guards halted rioting and truck drivers.

Minneapolis Minneapolis B. Olson Adjr Lard A. Walsh National Guard

Death Record for Elyria Resident Dies in San Francisco Hospital

A death notice reports the passing of a woman who spent her early years in Elyria and died July 27 at a San Francisco hospital after confinement since last November. She is survived by her husband Arthur Russell of San Francisco and a niece Mrs. Ci. Burial details were listed but incomplete.

Sanancisco California Arthur Russell San Francis and Nigce

Fugitive from Lima Hospital Caught

Lawrence Steiner, 33, escaped Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane after three days of freedom. A posse of deputy guards captured him near the facility as he claimed to seek a westbound freight train. Police continued search for fugitives Fred Smith and Fred Hunter, both jailed for horse stealing, who allegedly aided Steiner's escape.

Lima Lawrence Steiner Lima State Hospital Fred Smith Fred Hunter Steiner

McCarthy Leads In Ohio Golf Final

Maurice McCarthy of Cleveland built a large lead over Bobby Servis of Dayton in the Ohio amateur championship final, as the morning round ended with McCarthy six up after 11 holes. McCarthy, a veteran Walker Cup star, led by seven earlier before Servis birdied a 20 foot putt to narrow the gap. score details show McCarthy two under par for the measure and in strong advantage heading into the afternoon.

Country Club Cleveland Maurice McCarthy Bobby Servis Dayton McCarthy Ted Servis Servis

Elyria Health Strong in July Says Health Official

Elyria board hears July report from sanitary officer Williams noting only eight quarantine cases in 26 days. The figures show activity across whooping cough measles scarlet fever and other conditions with welfare visits and tests. Records mention inspections at markets, grocery stores, confectioneries, bake shops, and pool facilities alongside general sanitary work.

Elyria Willams Savage

Vienna Funeral Marked by Nazi Threats and State Resolve

Vienna witnessed a rare, somber funeral amid European turmoil as crowds filled the streets for Dollfuss. President Miklas and Chancellor Starhemberg led services while Cardinal Innitzer conducted rites. The government voiced firm resistance to Nazism, denying any concessions and warning against German interference as clashes raged in Carinthia and Leoben with government forces gaining ground against the Nazis.

Austria Vienna Francis Joseph Wilhelm Miklas Prince Starhemberg Cardinal Innitzer di Lo Dolifuss Daard Merstrasse Buness Street Inerstrassé Zrack Ignatwing Schnelz Starhemberg Dollfuss Warta Tuyere Hitler Baron Franz von Papen von Papen Crities Carinthia Lavant Feldkirchen Leohen

Two Concerts At Oberlin

Oberlin hosts two Sunday concerts in July with Bee Concert Orchestra at 4 30 PM featuring overtures including Beethoven and Grieg plus solos. the Oberlin Summer Band Concert follows with Bombasto Princess of India and other works by Farrar Jewell Seitz and Tabor performed with the University of Pennsylvania Band as part of the series.

Oberlin Bee Concert Orchestra Tome Row Wic van Army aAtiord Peer Gyr—Grieg Barnby Farrar Jewell NC-4 Elbeliyal Tabor University of Pennsylvania Seitz

Officers Installed at Odd Fellows Lodge Installation

The regular Odd Fellows Lodge meeting this week saw the installation of new officers by District Deputy Grand Master Patterson. Named officers included G Gar McRode, Harrys Campbell, R E A Edmonds, Sharp, R S V G L B, Warren Don B Conductor Thomas Blake, R S Joe Feakins, L S Jecot Berg, Chaplain O P Badger, I G Frank Krueger, OQ Gd Albert Parsons, V G.

Odd Distriet Patterson Follo Gar McRode Harrys Campbell Frank Krueger dAlbert Parsons V. G

Tour Enjoyed By Girls From Olm Travel Camp

The Olm Travel Camp for girls returned to Oberlin Tuesday after a westward trip through the northeast and left again Thursday morning with another outing.

Oberlin

South Ridge W C T U Picnic Highlights Local Event

Mrs Elmer Beal hosted South Ridge W C T U at her home with singing Amer icals, games, prizes won by Mrs E C Schubert and Mrs Merle Penflugd, and a camp fire. Attendees from South Ridge and nearby areas included B C Pape, Miss Marion Lauer, and many others.Bee Beal noted. Briefs mention local visits and gatherings across the community.

South Ridge Elmer Beal Women’s Christian Temperance Union Iternoon E. C. Schubert Merle Penflugd B. C. Pape William Hert Mug Decker H. H. D Sendanl Elared Lois and Ardith J. H. Penfound Atere Penfound Marion Lauer Wast Ridge BE. C. Senut Townline Road George Knittle Marion Knittle W. Gould Beatrice Sherwoul Meredith

Group tours cover twelve states and Canadian route

A long travel itinerary lists a tour through twelve states the District of Columbia and Ontario. Notable stops include Pittsburg Washington Philadelphia New York and Boston with emphasis on history scenic views and industrial plants. Participants include Mrs John G stead two sons John and Aven Olmstead Paul Mrs Madah Pett Jordan Lemmon and several student counselors among others.

Sis District of Columbia Ontario Pitraburs Washington Philadelphia New York Boston Bes Ander Carel Baiterle Bittinger Virel Price

Fire church events and Sunday school picnic wrap Amherst

The Evangelical church of Ambe held Monday evening at the Outdoor Life Association grounds Amherst. Mrs EL W Stang hosted Circle No 1 of St Pauls reh of Elying at her home. Meeting gave a charge of the president Mrs Gust Quade. Fred Worth led devotionals. Plans were made for a July 15 gathering at Mrs Snatch on Oberlin road. Refreshments served to twelve members and six guests. The Sunday school joined the Union Sunday school picnic at Linwood Park Wednesday with seven schools present. Eighty eight sat at South Ridge table for a picnic dinner and sports.

BE. A. Clay Margie Jean Telado J. P. Bechtel Mondar Frank Keble Goughtar Henrietta H. Amore Frank Bechtel Howard Darton Pittsfield Theodore Grills C. Jd. Smith Anthony Deie Eld Ica August Brandt Amherst George Stevenson South Erst Frank Laraway Harold Delefield Douglas Omaha Neb J. Delefield Laura F. Snyder Ely Woods Elsie Ida Delefield Sng Congregational Church of Elyria Ruth Schroeder Qberlin A. Patch North Ridge Road Evangelical Church of Ambe Outdoor Life Association EL W. Stang St. Paul’s Elying Gust Quade Fred Worth Snatch Oberlin Road Union Linwood Park South Ridge Tapla

Lake Avenue Flying Needle 4-H Club meeting notes

July 2 report from Lake Avenue details the Firing Needle 4-H Club meeting at the advisor Mrs. address. Members recited the pledge and discussed the circus success. Beatrice Goll visited Camp Crag Medina. Triple S 4-H Club outings at Bear. Local Grange held Thursday evening. St Clairsville thunderbolt incident misattributed to bolt. Gila monster described with warning colors.

Lake Avenue Beatrice Goll Firing Needle Club Camp Crag Medina Bear Robert Taylor Wm Bennicesie Reby June Miller Rose May Lucille Worithington Elyria North Elyria Juvenile Grange

Ship Wrecked Off Grand Banks With Nine Lost

Halifax July 28 wireless messages describe the schooner Astrid W. wrecked on the Grand Banks with the probable loss of nine lives. The Danish steamer Al sund is bringing in six Tyivors to store.

Halifax N. S Grand Banks Astrid W

Wellington District Milk Producers Meeting to Inform Shippers

Wellington district milk producers plan a meeting for Cleveland area shippers to learn about the Marketing Program effective January 1st by the Ohio Milk Marketing Commission. J D Hervey WE Leach and Howard Dayton will report on current events, with focus on pricing, plant differentials, hauling, marketing services, and market propaganda.

Loval Wellington Grange Clavaland Ohio Milk Marketing Commission Cleveland J. D. Hervey Cammates Leach of Lhreffend Grievance Comittee Howard Dayton Oberlin

Body of man found along railroad track

A man’s body was found near a ditch beside the Nickel Plate tracks west of Long Camp late yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Henry Molad said the deceased was face up, feared to have been dead about a week, with no identifying clothing. Coroner Ward noted the same conclusion as authorities investigated the scene.

Autho Sodar el Plate Bar Rilban Loin Henry Mo Lad C. Ward

Light Foolish Warning At LaGrange Grange Hall

Deputies rushed to LaGrange after a call for intruders at Grange Hall. Entering hall with drawn guns from opposite doors, they found no intruders as the hall was empty and lights were on. Residents were alarmed by the apparent late night scare.

LaGrange Gerald Nauf Henri Moehl la Grange

Kipton man surprised by birthday celebration

Kipton, July 28 EF. Davidson was pleasantly surprised Friday when his children arrived to help celebrate his birthday. A large cake with yellow candles sat on the table as a picnic supper was served. Guests included Mr and Mrs Chalmer Davidson and son William of Oberlin, and Mr and Mrs J A Scammon of Avon.

Kipton EF. Davidson Chalmer Davidson William Oberlin A. Scammon Avon

State aid rules threaten district funding without extra levy

Attorney General Bricker's ruling shows South Amherst Penfield Clear view Henrietta East Carlisle Huntington and Pittsfield districts face no state aid next year unless an extra levy of 2.65 mills beyond the 10 mill limit is approved. Absent new taxation, districts must curtail operations or shift costs to real estate, risking a collapse of local government and services.

South Amherst Penfield Clearview Henrietta East Carlisle Huntington Pittsfield John W. Bricker

Studebaker Chemical Leases Space on Middleton Avenue

Studebaker Chemical Co has leased a room and basement in a building on Middleton Avenue beside Guthrie's, formerly Busick's. The firm will remodel the entire structure and later establish offices with a display and demonstration room. Lease arranged by J H Dix, local real estate broker.

Studebaker Chemical Co Studebaker Chemical Compay Middle Avenue Guthrie's Busick’s J. H. Dixon

Markets Chicago cash quotations and market items

Chicago markets report prices for eggs butter poultry and vegetables with scattered value notes. Listings include potatoes corn oats hay and hay products, with references to farm co ops and standard commodity grades and typical per bushel or per dozen pricing.

Luvattens Furgisheda Slivets Elevater Co Byrhill Milling Co Neo Yowhite Ste

Harter Defends Record At Lorain Campaign Stop

In a Lorain campaign appearance, Harter defended his Congress record and pledged support for veterans, a 14th District focus, and funding for local projects. He cited backing Roosevelt, opposition to cash payouts, and votes on banking and post office construction, plus urging Lorain harbor and Elyria water main funding.

Hayes Lion HOLGC Congress 14Th Congressional Pest Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Harter Senate Columbus Lorain County Lorain Harbor Elyria

Democratic Rally Highlights Public Power Bill Support

A committee member praised the Tennessee Watts Muscle Shoals bill as a landmark in public ownership of power, urging Williamson County Democrats to back Roosevelt and the NRA in upcoming primaries. He received a strong ovation at a rally hosted by the Elyria Men’s Democrat Club led by Louis Beaumont and club president Mrs. Dama.

Tennessee Elyria Men’s Democrat Club Louis Beaumont M Dama Lil

Bloody clash as deputies break Kohler strike line

Violence erupts as about a hundred deputies drive a car through the Kohler factory picket line ending three weeks of peaceful protest. 300 more officers under National Guard Captain FE R Sheulke arrive to stabilize the scene while workers demand union recognition and wage gains with promised minimum hours. The village, a model industrial town largely owned by Kohler, features homes built by the company for its employes on easy terms.

Strikera Kohler FE. R. Sheulke National Guard National Committee of Industrialists and Architects America

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