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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1934
Page
7
The body of Gov. James Rolph Jr. lies in state at San Francisco City Hall under the dome. After public funeral services, the casket will be taken to his Mission district home for private services and interment on Tuesday.
Three retail coal dealers in Elyria have officially registered under the industry code, a state headquarters notice from Columbus relayed by Harl D. Bacon, the local registrar. Bacon urged all dealers who have not yet registered to do so at once, noting he is registrar for Lorain County excluding the city of Lorain.
County commissioners in Cleveland plan to attend a 10 am meeting on June 12. The Governors Commission, recently appointed, will study potential changes and reorganization of the county government. The session, in the county commissioners office, aligns with the county home rule amendment approved at the last election.
The theft of four fishing rods and wells from Ernest Philips on Elizabeth Street was solved Sunday when police found the equipment with three small boys. The youths were reprimanded at headquarters and released from the city jail. Charles Davis was arrested again on Saturday at 101% Voon, showing slight improvement from the prior week. Chief F.L.W. Zarnke noted the previous week’s offender was released at 4 p.m. Noisy was back in custody at 7 p.m. on Sunday. Clarence Walker of 259 West Ajemie was arrested for possession of liquor with over two gallons of bottles, with plans to appear in court. Andy Novak received a 25-day sentence before Mayor Vanoster after a hearing on Saturday. Patrolman Meron Gibson reported Novak’s attempted interference. Paul Palaver, observed near the scene, was also part of the report.
Indicted Wilson Vietzen in Taetter and dauble tools case sent to Letec ty Lloyd Sweet for four years. monthly reports to parale terms. Dr Herman C. Stevens probate filing transfers all estate to Ruth Fuller Stevens. no will, estate to be divided among children. Dorothy Gallo of Lorain sues Milo Mc Queen of Brownhelm for 25000 for injuries from auto on Oberlin avenue last November.
Dazed filing backlog delays pension blank requests at the court house as applicants rush forms. Officials report continued submissions and remind claimants to complete all sections to avoid further delays.
The dispatch reports Soviet officials urging an inquiry into recent incidents at sea and frontier tension. It notes Moscow’s stance on restraint, the need to avoid provocation, and mentions talks on engaging observers while warning ships to refrain from frontier violations.
Mrs Grace Long died Sunday in the home of her son in Detroit area. Survived by husband Frank Long, daughter Irene Esten, and several sons including Charles, Frank, Glen. Funeral service Tuesday with burial in Ridge Cemetery.
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Fragmented OCR text records a chaotic report about quintuplets recovering from an attack in Jatindice. The readable parts mention medical or emergency context and local names, but concrete facts are garbled. The item preserves brief, non-graphic notes suitable for a compact newspaper card.
District club notices outline weekly events across Oberlin including meetings at local clubs Varying groups schedule lectures teas and social gatherings for June including Lakewood residents and Ladies Society of Segnodise class. Details list dates venues and host homes and seek large attendance.
Officials faced subpoenas as secrecy surrounded the samb ling inquiry. Jurors began questioning count and municipal attests as the inquiry moved to Lorain. Presiding Judge W. Thompson advised presenting the docket to a number of persons before the grand jury adjourned last Thursday.
A noisy report describes HEL SCOUTS HELE and visiting groups, chaperones, campfire songs, and a recent supper served by Miss Jeu and others. It notes camp break, a niche dedication, and attendees from multiple areas. Separate items mention a Picnicking West Russia Club and various local families visiting or hosting gatherings.
County Commissioner Harry L Shaw criticized a State Highway Department request for 1127 cents as an extra payment for 5 feet of sewer pipe on Middle Avenue. He blamed the construction firm for the need to add pipe and claimed damage to plaster and walls from a two ton pile driver. No action was taken on the bill today.
President Roosevelt arrived in Washington at 7 a.m. today after a stay away since Memorial Day. He traveled aboard a train with Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. on the trip from Hyde Park, New York.
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The event featured cheerleader awards admitted by Couch Hoy Chyamer to Bad Lerch and Alfred u Donheh, with awards to Mey tracksand and the Hlaserodt Trophy to Scot and the Scow Trophy to Sherwood Metualt. A motion picture projection machine was demonstrated by ALod Stoll, president of the class, as part of a farewell program with marching, gowns, and songs.
The speaker argues for simple, restored state government based on common sense and honesty. He condemns Democratic failures and urges a high level campaign focusing on education utilities and public services to win in November. He invites support and pledges to use time to present this program.
Names drawn for jury duty include William Demeds Pittsburgh bas deaver and Pat Wels, with others from Loanmare and various colleges such as Oberlin and Amherst. The list covers residents from multiple regions and institutions, detailing potential jurors and substitutes to report for service.
Chevrolet Co lowers prices effective today for standard models by 2500 and faster models by up to 3500. The move follows related notices from La Chesiotee Motor Car Co about rising production and planned high-volume business, with other firms like Tae Glen Rogers Motos Inc and Morar Care Rediced prwes noted in the same period.
The article outlines Ickes stopping new PWA river and harbor projects in Ohio with few exceptions, mentioning the Heaser-Wahoning canal, Fairport Harbor funding, and Akron dirigible plans. It notes Ickes’ stance that PWA is nearly finished with river harbor work, while Ohio leaders lobby for remaining allocations and future projects.
Crowds clustered at the Vermeilion river camp during the part weekend with visitors enjoying baseball, bikes, and field activities. The event was sponsored by the Lioe iin Oberlin HIV Conccl and led by temporary chair Cherit. Reservations for June and later periods rose, signaling a strong season for the camp as described by Goacher.
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