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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1932

Page

4

Iwanians View Olympic Pictures in Club Talk at Hotel

Clifford R. Bearmore YMCA secretary presented a noon Kiwanis program featuring motion picture reels of Lake Placid Olympic events. He traced ancient origins, Greek beginnings, and modern revival in 1896 with costs for Lake Placid totaling 1.333 million dollars. Bearmore spoke to Oberlin College students and Norwalk High, with attendance prizes awarded and visitors named.

Clifford R. Beargmore Aligmes Ohio Iwanis Club Bearmore Lake Placid Walter Bechultz Alte Berlin Germany Tne Oberlin College Norwalk High School Kiwanis A. &. Taylor H. A. Lattin Elyria Arthur H. Waters

Auto driver sarcastic reply earns ticket at stop sign

At about 9 p m Tom Kershaw of 115 Brooklyn avenue was reprimanded by Officers Barnhart and Parker for running a stop sign on East avenue. He allegedly replied sarcastically as they issued the ticket. Police warn of a stolen car in Lakewood as two men fled with the owner. A Lorain stolen vehicle, owned by J Yeckley, was recovered on Glendale court.

Tom Kershaw Brooklyn Avenue Barnhart and Parker East Avenue Kershaw Lakewood Glendale Court Lorain J. Yeckley

Elyria Library May Circulation Reveals Shifts In Reading

May circulation at Elyria Library totaled 10 457 books and magazines, down from April’s 13 182 but up about 30 percent from May last year. Daily peak reached 842. average daily circulation was 418. Nonfiction, science, philosophy, economics rose, foreign language books jumped from five to 34 with Hungarian titles leading the increase.

Mar Elyria Charlotte Brooks

Officials Visit Norwalk Plant Feasibility Talk Set

Councilman Carl Curtiss to push a detailed study on using the municipal electric plant and waterworks for power generation. City officials toured Norwalk's plant to gather first hand data from 14 cities with similar setups.

Carl] Curtiss Norwalk Curtis Council

Jackson Iron and Steel plant to reopen week of June 12

Jackson O June 3 The blast furnace and mine of the Jackson Iron and Steel Company will resume operations the week of June 12 official says. The mill employs 125 men and has been shut since February 21.

Jackson, O Jackson Iron and Steel Company

Amherst Graduation Exercises Next Wednesday

The 45th annual Amherst High commencement will be held next Wednesday evening at the high school auditorium. Music by the high school orchestra and glee club opens the program, with an address by Prof. H. F. Lowry of Wooster College. Honors go to Margaret Berger, Mary Nord, Manon Witte, and six others named to the National Honor Society. The class, including Kenneth C. Alexander and many others, adopts the motto Climb The Rocks, with American Beauty Rose as class flower and old rose and silver colors.

Amherst Hi Mendelssohn Amherst High School Elinor Nidy A. M. Rickel Liszt Glee Club Largo Handel Diana Dipron Ora Baird Marion Eberwine H. F. Lowry Wooster College Pierne Minuet Hardy Amherst F. J. Hubbard Marion L. Steele C. E. Cooper Board of Education Benediction Kenneth C. Alexander Minnie R Atti Richard W. Baetz Margaret A. Berger Henry F. Berger Wilbur C. Bobler Erma M. Borman Helen S. Bortnar George A. Boyce Ralph F. Brucker George J. Cox Florence E. Davies Norberta A. Davis Marguerite Dellefield Theresa Dybinski Dorothy

Hawaiian tragedy at Kilauea lava lake ends in double deaths

Sylvester Nunes, 19, and his 18 year old sweetheart Margaret Enos leapt together into Kilauea's crater after a fatal shooting, leaving a pistol in the car and a note reading I must pay. Rangers sighted Enos on a ledge 9000 feet below the rim as Nunes lay above. Rescue teams faced intense heat and jagged rocks. The scene drew onlookers and officials prepared for perilous recovery operations.

AISO Sylvester Nunes Kilaueau Nunes Margaret Enos Margaret Loward Enos Manuel Furtado Madam Pele

Oberlin Vocational School to close Wednesday

Oberlin Ohio reports the Oberlin Vocational School will close on Wednesday, June 8, with 7:30 p.m. exercises at the South Pleasant Street building. Four departments taught this year include elementary training, carpentry, electrical, and sewing, with enrollments numbing 31 in elementary, 13 and 22 in beginner and advanced carpentry, 45 in electrical, and 11 women in sewing.

Oberlin, O Oberlin Vocational School Wilh South Pleasant Street H. J. Smith J. N. Stone Croysal J. Thompson LaVern Smith Marian Siddall Johia Knapp Emily West Elizabeth Densberger Marian Olson Norman Mueller Lyman B. Williams Frank Parker

Oberlin High to Award Diplomas to 72 Students

A record class of seventy two graduates will receive diplomas at Oberlin High School’s annual commencement on June 15. Forty four are girls and twenty eight are boys. Frathy Zimmerman and Marguerite Spelbrink top the class in scholarship averages. Reverend William Muir Auld of Elyria will deliver the address.

Oberlin High School Frathy Zimmerman Marguerte Spelbrink William Muir Auld First Congregational Church Elyria Marian Morrison Harriet Peabody Mildred Pettiford Alma Roloff Elizabeth Richardson Agnes Roser James Ruth Carol Jean Shank Margaret Simclaff Lois Spore Marguerite Spelbrink Alleen Strong Elsie Summers Mary, & Tenney Phyllis Twining Mary Warner Ruth West John Whittington Olga Yoschan Dorothy Zimmerman Christine Alexander Willa Bliss Helen Brady Elean

Death of Martha Ann Moon in North Ridgeville

Martha Ann Moon aged 69 died at her North Ridgeville home after months of illness. Widow of Alvah Moon she leaves daughters Edith Slater Elyria and Iva Simmons Ridgeville and four grandchildren. Born March 18 1863 in North Eaton Ohio she lived in Lorain County most of her life and belonged to Congregational Church and Brotherhood of American Yeomen. Burial in Ridgeville Cemetery after funeral Monday afternoon.

Martha Ann Moon North Ridgeville Ate Alvah Moon Edith Slater Elyria Iva Simmons Ridgeville Sudro E. C. Young Ridgeville Cemetery

Five students to receive diplomas at semester end

Five students completed their work as the first semester closed and will receive diplomas with the class. The names listed include Elien Adams William Teves Raymond Smith Phillip Thomas and Paul Williams among others.

William Teves Raymond Smith Phillip Thomas Paul Williama

School Band To Play Saturday in Outdoor Concert

Oberlin High School band directed by Marianne Holman and Clifford Cook will perform outdoors on the campus Saturday evening June 4 between seven and eight. Selections include Hall On Wisconsin and Spirit of Youth among marches and overtures by Sousa, Grieg, Tschaikovski, Wells, Skaggs, Sordilo and others.

Oberlin High School Marianne Holman Clifford Cook Hall Wisconsin Purdy Woods Chas. Roberts Grieg Ontha Mall—Goldman Sordilo Waltz Tschaikovski Wells Seitz Skaggs John Philip Sousa

Dr Richards to Talk at Eastern Schools

Dr and Mrs J A Richards travel east this week by car for lectures at Abbott Academy Andover Mass and preaching at Wellesley College on Sunday morning. He will speak at Walnut Hill School Natick in the afternoon with Professor Robert E Brown leading services at First Church during his absence.

DR. Richards J. A Richards Abbott Academy Andover Mass Wellesley College Walnut Hill School Natick Robert E Brown First Church Dr Richards

Legion Corps To Hold Celebration At Chippewa Lake Park

Elyria Post No. 12 American Legion drum and bugle corps, Ohio champions and national runners-up, plans a two day celebration at Chippewa Lake Park July 23 and 24. Events include a state wide drum and bugle competition, junior Legion games, and a boxing carnival to fund a large silk American flag for the post.

Elyria Post American Legion Ohio Chippewa Lake Park Medina County James Elemes Elytia American Legion Lorain County Chippewa Lake Helyriana Lorain County 40-8 Cleveland Fair Grounds John Kolopos State Legion Elyria American Legion Post Elyria Drum

Richard Arlen Heads Capitol Films Cast

Richard Arlen leads Capitol Pictures in Sky Bride at Capitol Theatre. He repeats his Wings boots, but finds them tight then stretched, proudly wearing in Sky Bride the footwear that helped launch his screen fame.

Richard Arlen Capitol Films Paramount Arlen Capitol Theatre

Neglect by Parents Tops Elyria Absence Causes

May report by C. M. Williams shows neglect of parents as the leading cause of absences in Elyria schools, with sickness dropping to second. The tally notes 31 neglect cases and 25 sickness cases, plus 13 wilful truancies, and a total of 120 cases investigated in May including 96 absence and tardiness cases. He issued 26 working permits, 17 to boys and nine to girls.

Elyria C. M. Williams Williams

Court House notes and divorces headline

Paul Ehrlich of Stop 48 Lorain was fined ten dollars and costs and sentenced to ten days in jail on an assault and battery charge. Caroline Jacopine of Lorain filed suit against Anthony for gross neglect of duty. Merle Sands of Lorain filed for divorce from Charles Willard C. They married in 1928 in Lorain. John T. Riblet of Lorain filed for divorce from Charlotte of Los Angeles, married in 1928. The Kahn Company of Cleveland sued Fox Furnace Company for 327 alleged damages. Andy Sabo and George Luther Black of Brownhelm were paroled to Lloyd Bacon after indictment for stealing a truck. George Kallas was found guilty of receiving stolen property. sentence later.

Paul Ehrlich Lorain Joseph Petro Mildred Ehrlich Caroline Jacopine Anthony Merle Sands Charles Willard, C John T. Riblet Charlotte Los Angeles Kahn Company Cleveland Fox Furnace Company Andy Sabo George Luther Black Brownhelm Lloyd Bacon W. B. Thompson George Kallas W. B Thompson

Jake Snyder Joins Hamilton Buick as General Parts Manager

Jake Snyder formerly operated the Buick Service Station on South Cedar Street and is now affiliated with the Hamilton Buick Company in the role of General Parts Manager. The department has been enlarged over three times its former size.

Jake Snyder Buick South Cedar Street Hamilton Buick Company

Cleveland Market Report Sees Mixed Livestock And Produce

Cleveland markets show steady butter and eggs with strong potato prices from Ohio New York and Idaho russets. Livestock bids trend lower on hogs and steady to higher on cattle and calves amid week prospects. fruit and vegetables list Ohio asparagus to turnips with regional grain and flour quotes from Chicago and Minneapolis exchanges.

Cleveland Ohio New York Pennsylvania Green Mountain Idaho Chicago United States Department of Agriculture United States Wisconsin US. 1 $100@1.15: McClures Alabama Louisiana Texas U. S

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