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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1931

Page

1

Widen Route Twenty BOLT KILLS North Ridge Road Woman

Three serious injuries and four minor injuries reported in county automobile accidents over the weekend. Details cite Robert Jackson of Avon Lake critically hurt after being struck while crossing North Ridge Road near his home by a D. L. Charlesworth vehicle. Sheriff Adams notes the Oberlin road crash left W. W. Chapin with a broken leg and head contusions after collisions with Edward Boughton and E. S. Reed near Oberlin. Mrs. John Sehringer and others sustained injuries in a Shelby collision involving Ralph Johnson and H. L. Knapp.

Robert Jackson Avon Lake Cleveland D. L. Charlesworth Clarence Adams W. W. Chapin Oberlin Adams Edward Boughton East Avenue Elyria E. S. Reed Chapin Allen Hospital John Sehringer Steipy Ohio Ralph Johnson Shelby H. L. Knapp Middle Avenue Fourth Street Dean Jean Johnson Johnson Memorial Hospital

Baccalaureate Service and Commencement Events at Oberlin College

The Oberlin College Baccalaureate was held in Finney Chapel with Reverend Francis John McConnell delivering the sermon. Daisy Chain and Campus songs followed, then class reunions, memorial meetings, and roll calls. President and Mrs. Wilkins hosted informal gatherings for graduates, families, and alumni. Continued coverage on page 2.

Oberlin, O Finney Chapel Francis John McConnell Methodist Episcopal Church of Pittsburgh Wilkins

Sanitorium Supt. Expected Today

Dr. H. F. Gammons, whose contract as superintendent of the tuberculosis sanitorium begins today, is expected to attend a meeting of the building commission this afternoon. The commission is expected to consider equipment for the institution.

H. F. Gammons Building Commission

Weather outlook with scattered showers tonight and Tuesday

Ohio forecast shows partly cloudy skies with showers in the southern area tonight and Tuesday. temperatures remain largely steady. Yesterday’s high readings include Phoenix 104, El Paso 98, Abilene 96 while low marks reached White River 38, Flagstaff 38, Prince Albert 44. unsettled conditions persist with occasional showers in the vicinity through the next 36 hours.

Phoenix el Paso Abilene White River Flagstaff Prince Albert

Excursion boat disaster during hurricane reports deaths

June 15 reports tell of a likely death toll between 350 and 400 as an excursion boat sinks in a hurricane. In Pittsburgh, strikebreakers are stoned amid renewed miner picketing at Kew Mines in western Pennsylvania’s bituminous region, with two men injured and one man and one woman arrested.

Pittsburgh Kew Pennsylvania Warden Pittsburgh Coal Company West Newton Youghiogheny

Assembly reconvenes to finish tax debate in Ohio

Columbus June 15. The general assembly may not finish work this week as Senators and Representatives resume talks on taxation and finances after last Thursday's adjournment. The report follows a grim maritime disaster near Saint Nazaire where the excursion steamer Saint Philbert sank in a storm, with hundreds feared dead and many survivors recounting the chaotic moments as crowds watched from shore.

Columbus General Assembly Senate House Saint Philbert Saint Gildas Point Nantes Loire Francois Guillaume Loire Estuary Pornic St. Nazaire Workers’ Co-operative Berthy Noirmoutier Pronic Saint Nazaire

Murder of American in Mexico announced in Washington

Washington reports the murder of Kingsley Camden Mitchell, an American geologist from San Francisco, in Mexico last Friday. The American Embassy in Mexico City notified the state department today.

Washington Kingsley Camden Mitchell San Francisco Mexico State Department Mexico City

British Labor Government Loses London Vote

June 15. The Labor Government was defeated in the House of Commons on a Conservative amendment to the Land Tax Bill. It was not believed the government would resign.

London House of Commons

Rome To London Air Record Set By Capt Hawks

Capt Frank Hawks, American flier, arrived at Croydon Airport from Rome in six hours 28 minutes to set the first Rome to London air record. The 900 mile nonstop flight faced extremely heavy head winds over most of the route as the air ministry confirmed there was no prior Rome to London record.

Croydon Enz Frank Hawks Rome London Air Ministry Hawks

Vatican Delivers Fourth Note on Italo-Vatican Rumor Controversy

In Rome on June 15 the Vatican delivered its fourth note to the Italian Foreign Office amid ongoing Italo Vatican controversy. The pope met with Monsignor Francesco Borgongini-Duca, papal nuncio to Italy, at noon in what was described as a prelude to the note’s delivery.

Rome Vatican Francesco Borgongini-Duca Italy

Record Attendance At Elyria Summer Bible School Opens

The seventh annual Elyria Summer Bible School opened at First Baptist Church with a record first day enrollment of 199 and an expected total over 300 if growth continues. The undenominational program, funded by about 300 annually, draws from fifteen to twenty denominations with teachers from Methodist, Presbyterian, Congregational, and Baptist churches. Rev. R. T. Ketcham, pastor and superintendent, said the school is free and open to all children from kindergarten through high school and enjoys community church confidence.

Elyria Summer Bible School Firts Baptist Church First Baptist Church R. T. Ketcham

Best Of Cooks Will Find Something New At School Here

Elyria’s Chronicle-Telegram Cooking School and Electrical Exhibit opens Wednesday with Mrs. Viola Irwin teaching 2:30 to 4:30 pm for three days. Free public event in Harry H. Smith building on Broad Street features exhibits on modern cooking and home improvements with ample parking near Rialto Theatre.

Elyria Chronicle - Telegram Viola Irwin Chronicle-Telegram Harry H. Smith Broad Street Rialto Theatre Second Street

Two Swimmers Die From Lightning in Town Field

In Thorntown Indiana a bolt struck a group of five boys returning from a swimming hole. Two boys, Robert Yaukey 16 and Thomas Hurt 14, were killed. The injured were Keith Leonard 13, Rex Hurt 10, and Louis Youkey 19.

Thorntown Ind Robert Yaukey Thomas Hurt Keith Leonard Rex Hurt Louis Youkey

Marion Set For Dedication Of Memorial

Marion plans a two hour Memorial Day dedication of the Harding Memorial, an $800000 Grecian tomb for Warren G. Harding and his wife. President Hoover Calvin Coolidge and Governor White will speak at 2 p.m. ET as crowds gather at the southern Marion site with 60 acres of auto parking and armed guards ensuring the event.

Marion Warren G. Harding United States Harding Hoover Calvin Coolidge George White Joseph N. Frelinghuysen New Jersey Harding Memorial Association

Ruth Nichols to make solo trans Atlantic flight

Ruth Nichols aims to fly solo from Newfoundland to Europe in about 12 hours in a Lockheed Vega monoplane. Clarence Chamberlin, her adviser, says only a strong tailwind or calm weather will aid the takeoff tomorrow from Harbor Grace. The journey may proceed to London or Paris depending on fuel and conditions. Nichols, oldest of three, is a Wellesley College graduate and member of the Junior League.

Bulletin New York Ruth Nichols Harbor Grace N. F Clarence D. Chamberlin Chamberlin London Paris Los Angeles Miss Nichols Europe Junior League Social Register Wellesley College

Columbus Host To G A R

Columbus hosted the sixty fifth annual encampment of Ohio's Grand Army of the Republic with a twilight service at the First Congregational church.

Columbus Ohio Grand Army of the Republic First Congregational Church

Nautilus Towed Toward Queenstown by Wyoming in Atlantic

In a mid Atlantic relay the battleship Wyoming towed the disabled submarine Nautilus toward Queenstown Ireland at five knots after motor trouble halted the Arctic North Pole journey. The Nautilus crew of 19 were reported safe.

Washington Wyoming Navy Department Atlantic Queenstown Ireland Sir Hubert Wilkins North Pole Arctic Wromiing

Widen Route 20 from Cuyahoga to Elyria proposed by county

The Cuyahoga County Board of Commissioners asked the State Highway Department to study widening Route 20 from Cuyahoga County to Elyria. They propose expanding a 19 foot segment to 30 feet or more, leveraging abandoned Cleveland Southwestern Railway tracks two miles from the county line. They seek state and federal cost shares and note the road’s heavy travel and past accidents. The Federal Highway No. 20 Association supports the push as a key safety and capacity measure.

State Highway Department Cuyaahoga County Elyria O. W. Merrill Board of County Commissioners T. S. Brindie Ashland A. P. Lagton Cleveland Southwestern Railway Company Cuyahoga County Currahoga County Lorain County Cleveland Road Columbus

Three Hamilton Men Burned In Canoe Coating Spill

In Hamilton County on June 15 three men were treated for severe burns from a creosote spill while coating a canoe at their camp. The injured are Don Nimmo 25 Clyde Nortross 25 and Stanley Kenworthy 22.

Hamilton, CO Hamilton Don Nimmo Clyde Nortross Stanley Kenworthy

Mayor Hewitt and Wilcox address Holy Cross graduates

Mayor James A. Hewitt and Judge H. C. Wilcox spoke at Holy Cross School commencement, outlining graduates duties for the future. Rev. L. W. Budny also addressed the crowd while Mser. M. J. Orczechowski was unable to attend. Diplomas were awarded before a full auditorium.

The Holy Cross School James A. Hewitt H. C. Wilcox L. W. Budny M. J. Orczechowski

Three County Schools Launch Major Summer Improvements

Lorain County schools resume summer activity with a $100,000 Highland Building addition at Clearview District. Ten new rooms, a 500 seat auditorium, big cafeteria, science suites, and expanded administration will modernize the facility. Markley and Murray Ridge schools also add one room each to ease crowded conditions as enrollment climbs.

Lorain County Highland Clearview Markley Murray Ridge Board of Education R. P Vaughn

New Tuberculosis Sanitorium A Beautiful Structure

A tour of the new tuberculosis sanitorium in a gulley setting highlights its sunlit main building and power house connected by a tunnel. The authors praise the design for light, ventilation, and cleanliness with spacious rooms and sterilizing facilities, noting the project’s ambitions and public value.

A. C. Hudnutt Chronicle-Telegram Thomas Peebles Tower House

Tragic Lightning Strike Kills Woman and Children

Mrs. Clara Mackett, 59, of North Ridge Road near Abber Road, was instantly killed by a lightning bolt while under a maple tree during a severe storm in Lorain County. Twelve children aiding her were knocked down. they moved to shelter under a canvas nearby. John Bross, 10, was killed in Cleveland’s Edgewater Park.

Clara Mackett North Ridge Road Abber Road Lorain County Mackert John Bross Cleveland Edgewater Park

President Hoover heads to Indiana on special train

President Hoover travels from West Virginia and Kentucky toward Indianapolis where he will address Indiana Republicans and key party workers. The trip marks an early campaign offensive as Hoover lines up with National Young Republicans backing his next year bid. He will speak before the Indiana Republican Editorial Association in Indianapolis, dedicate the Harding tomb at Marion, review G. A. R. veterans at Columbus, and dedicate the Lincoln tomb at Springfield before returning to Washington.

Hoover West Virginia Kentucky Indianapolis Indiana Washington Mr. Hoover Franklin D. Roosevelt New York Indiana Republican Editorial Association Harding Marion Ohio G. A. R. Veterans Columbus Abraham Lincoln Springfield

Reach Your Market in Classified Ads

Readers value classifieds for buying and selling fruit and vegetables. Market spendioffers small weekly cost to reach shoppers who will come to stands evenings for fresh produce.

Bey and Trade

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