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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1938
Page
5
The piece compares amateur home methods with a professional salon routine detailing scalp treatments brushing sectioning tonics and massages. It emphasizes learning salon techniques at home and practicing proper brushing and scalp massage for healthier hair and lasting waves.
Rep Bruce Barton announces a plan to form seven joint congressional commissions to study the farm problem unemployment relief social security tax policy reciprocal trade public utilities competition and railroad issues. Rep Hamilton Fish labels the Works Progress Administration a national scandal and calls for immediate investigation of alleged political activities and Hopkins relief administration.
Rep. Patrick F. Monahan of Cuyahoga County reports a poll showing majority support for a constitutional amendment to legalize lotteries in Ohio to fund poor relief. The taxation committee may approve the measure to submit it to voters, with rural lawmakers lining up behind the related horse betting bill as well.
Brownhelm and Amherst high schools will establish half time vocational agriculture departments under the Smith Hughes law. One teacher will serve both schools year round, with work continuing through summer. Officials hope to hire by July 1. programs already run at Camden and Brighton.
Three new plants for the manufacture of cottonseed oil have been started in the Belgian Congo. The installations aim to boost local production and processing capacity, reflecting expansion in the region's agricultural industry.
Schedule shows new times for ladies and girls at the pool. Ladies meet Tue Thu at 9 30 A M and Wed Fri 7 to 9 P M. Girls follow last year’s times with usual rates set by MGA.
Not guilty pleas entered today before Judge Guy B Findley in several cases Kenneth Watson and Horace Bruce of Elyria township face assault and battery indictments and were released on $200 bonds Nelson Schieferstein filed for divorce from Ethel Schieferstein dating to 1935 County commissioners approved two sheep claims totaling 96 40 Lois B Cowles and L W McConnell filed the two claims George Bires seeks partition of Lorain property two divorces dismissed Mary Cyevk v Daniel Cyeyk and Madge Reed v Louis Reed First Wellington Bank sues Carrie Ormeraid et al for 250 foreclosure Edith Ferner seeks divorce from Harry L Ferner over cruelty two minor auto accident cases settled and dismissed a finding favored Fletcher Bowers in a damages suit from Raymond Bloquin Lester Markel granted divorce from Ruth Markel Charles E Simpson receiver sues J Ford Thompson for 1324 due on a judgment car driven by Richard D Seneff of Elyria wrecked but driver uninjured two motorists fined for traffic violations Theodore Hill fined 10 and costs 18 58 Florian Hall fined 1 and costs 9 40 both by Deputy Pollock.
Real estate transfers include Mary G Szabo with Geza Gombay Sublet No 1954 in Sheffield Land Co division Lorain. Gayo Yoksich to Simia Yoksich undivided 1 2 interest in Lot 1425 Sheffield Land Co second subdivision Lorain. Sheriff deed to Walter Maringer 140 acres in Ridgeville original Lots 9 and 16. Ezra W Baetz to John Herbert Smith part of Original Township Lot 2 Newberry Tract Elyria Twp. Edwin K Napp to Margaret M Napp Hallover Rd Russia Twp. Clark Gallatin to Bess Gallatin Sublets 36 37 Elberta Beach Brownhelm Twp. Sheriff deed to Home Owners Loan Corp property 9 Fairlawn Ave Elyria.
Wages for South African mine workers exceed 60 million dollars over 1932 levels. Russia reports farmers flying. England sees a model plane craze. Dublin seeks a grand opera. Japan plans school reforms and a large factory workforce. Germany reports its highest construction year since WWI.
John Frey of Avon, a truck gardener, told Judge Guy B. Findley he could not serve due to berry picking. The court insisted inconvenience is not a valid excuse and ordered him to report at 9 a.m. Wednesday for jury service.
Washington June 6 Government expenditures in the current fiscal year surpassed 7 billion dollars on June 3. Treasury figures show spending since July 1, 1937 totaling 7,004,573,209, up from 6,955,520,010 a year ago.
Congressional conferees pressed for speedy reconciliation on wage and hours legislation to avoid Congress delays. They faced a dispute over administration but expect an early 25 cent minimum wage and a 44 hour work week, with options on who administers the rules.
The article explains WPA expectations for worker conduct and discharge. It notes that drunkenness and inefficiency can justify removal, and discusses how relief structures affect living standards. It highlights the impact of family size on relief needs and the role of direct relief and auxiliary aid during winter.
A car plunged into Grand Lake at Celina killing three occupants and trapping others. Mrs Delafield and her 16 year old daughter Dorothy were rescued, while Shirley Glass and the Delafields daughter and granddaughter perished. Divers could not save the others and the car was recovered by a wrecking crane. Authorities investigated the cause of the crash.
The Y M M C A Boys division moves to the world series phase with six games between New York Giants captained by Harrison Comstock and Cleveland Indians led by Rue McIntyre. Chicago White Sox led by Jack Reinhart and Philadelphia by David Tavrlor compete in runner up series this week. Extension to Oct 1 aims to boost signups and four extra weeks of activities include quarry trip, beach party, bike trips and a summer swimming marathon.
United Press correspondent discusses the National Open Golf Tournament notes on prize money and mock derbies for racehorses, comments on St Andrews radio remarks after Walker Cup victory, Pittsburgh track meet performances, and Pere Robertson advocating a permanent Olympic site while cautioning against propaganda nations.
Officials will view motion pictures of the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games at the Elyria Rotary Club meeting Sunday noon at the Elks Restaurant. C R Bearmore of Alliance will show the pictures and speak on the Olympics.
The promotion of Theo Roth from First Sergeant to Second Lieutenant was announced today by Arthur L. Richwine commander of Headquarters Company, First Battalion, 145th Infantry, Ohio National Guard. Roth will be assigned to the war table vacancy with Headquarters Company and the unit will begin a two week marksman course with nightly classes then travel to Cleveland Sunday to march with the regiment.
Three drownings occurred when a car went into Grand Lake at Celina and four other Ohio deaths followed over the weekend. Victims include E. T. Delafield, 47, Celina, his daughter Carole, 6, and granddaughter Shirley Glass. Additional fatalities: Alexander Crete, 30, Dola, in Kenton hospital after a crash. Mrs. Justine Kneier, 58, Cleveland, in a Willoughby auto collision. Charles Ross, 55, near Gahanna, killed by a hit and run driver.
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson distributed 1,391,947 in gasoline tax funds among Lorain Elyria and Amherst. Lorain received 9,540 Elyria 7,581 and Amherst 928. The money will be used for road improvements.
Mrs. Alice L. Davis, 83, died Saturday at her home 225 East Lorain Street Oberlin. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 PM at the First Church in Oberlin with George T. Sedgeman in charge. Interment in Westwood Cemetery.
Mrs Addie Cannon 33 wife of Claudie Cannon of 10 Shear street Elyria died Friday at Elyria Memorial hospital Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Baptist church in Elyria under George T Sedgeman Burial will be in Westwood cemetery Oberlin
Wellington June-Bena min B Graham 61 died yesterday at 130 Vine Street. A carpenter born in Emleton Pennsylvania he lived in Cleveland before moving to Wellington about a year ago. Survived by widow Margaret and sister Emma of Emleton. Funeral 3 PM Wednesday at Keith Andrews Funeral Home with Rev Lonzo Green. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
Richard B. Hagerman aged about courteous years died Sunday at 3 00 p m at his home 319 Fifth street after an eight year illness Survived by his wife Nancy three brothers and three sisters His son John E Hagerman died in 1936 Funeral arrangements outline at Sudro Curtis and Nichols funeral homes with services set for Wednesday and burial planned at Cleveland Crematory Donna Martin dies at 30 after lingering illness in LaGrange She lived in LaGrange all her life and was a Methodist church member Funeral services set for Wednesday with burial in LaGrange cemetery
Mrs Mael J Burdue 55 of 323 East avenue died at home Saturday afternoon after an illness of six months. She was born Wellington May 19 1883 but lived most of her life in Elyria. Survived by son Robert L Burdue Wellington sister Ida Bierley Wellington and brothers Harry Jesse and Steve Speers Norwalk. Funeral Tuesday at 3 from Nichols Funeral Home Rev Ralph W Neighbour officiating burial in Ridge Lawn Cemetery.
Germany's industrial production in September reached 15 percent above the 1928 peak, signaling a strong postwar recovery. The gain suggests continued expansion across manufacturing sectors and higher overall economic activity.
Market notes show receipts: cattle 750, calves 900, sheep and hogs active with steady to higher bids. Grain quotes list No 2 red wheat, No 2 yellow corn, oats and rye values. produce prices cover butter eggs poultry potatoes apples and vegetables with varied regional listings and small lots.
Des Moines June 6 New Deal sentiment runs strong in the Iowa primary as Democrat voters choose between Sen Guy M Gillette seeking renomination and Rep Othan Wearin supported by New Deal spokesmen. Republicans and Farmer Labor groups also vote on National State and County offices with turnout projections around 200 000 to 300 000 for their tickets. Wearin who is 35 and a farmer faces Gillette a lawyer in a high profile contest with other Democratic candidates polling hopes to push nomination to a state convention if no candidate clears 35 percent. White House support was denied by Gillette who said neither Roosevelt nor Wallace spoke in Wearins favor.
Twenty two young men aged 17 to 25 will be enlisted in the United States Navy from the Cleveland recruiting district this month. Selected applicants will go to the U S Naval Training Station at Great Lakes Illinois for a 12 week program covering basics of naval life. Requirements include good character no police or juvenile court record reliable references proof of birth date and correct family name. Further information may be obtained from the recruiting station.
Lettuce basket up as crew reports higher levels. TOMATOES Hothouse mostly 64 cents per pound with some higher. TURNIPS price halt per bushel and new lots noted.
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