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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1940

Page

5

County Awards Road Emulsion Bid To Second Low Bidder

County Commissioners John E Davidson and Edward DeChant awarded the Summer road emulsion contract to Everlyte Corp of Cleveland at 8.15 cents per gallon after the McCoy Sales Co withdrew its bid. The board ordered immediate shipment of 30,000 gallons, part of about 20,000 dollars in county engineering supplies for the year. Four companies bid. Winter emulsion bids were also considered with Central Oil Emulsion Co offering 9.15 cents per gallon.

John E Davidson Edward DeChant Everlyte Corp Cleveland McCoy Sales Co H. C. McCoy Everlyte County Road Department Central Oil Fred Co. Ruth County Engineering Department

New Store Manager Praises Elyria Welcome

Ralph W. Greenlee starts as Goodrich Silver town store manager in Elyria two weeks ago. A resident, he praises the city’s beauty and hospitality while noting strong business prospects. He previously worked with Goodrich stores in Newark and Marion and studied retail merchandising in Akron. He takes over for Carl V. Serfass, who moved to Norwalk, and plans to move his wife and son to 239 Princeton avenue by July 1.

Elyria Ralph W. Greenlee Goodrich Silvertown Greenlee Cascade Park Newark Marion Detroit Ann Arbor Akron Carl V. Serfass Norwalk Princeton Avenue

Wrestling incident leaves Donald Rivercomb with head injuries

Donald Rivercomb aged 19 of 315 Park Place was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a forehead laceration and contusions after wrestling with an acquaintance. Police report notes the incident occurred last night.

Donald Rivercomb Park Place Elyria Memorial Hospital

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted Across Several Homes in Michigan

A list records multiple hospital admissions and discharges across Michigan and nearby towns. Names include Willoughby Bruce and Joan Henry with addresses in St Clair and Grafton, along with others such as Mrs Herbert Farrand, Helen Zechman, Barbara Burke, and William Sutcliff. Discharges note Mrs William Peabody, Mrs Ray Rogers, and others, with entries from La Grange and nearby locales.

Willoughby Bruce Perry Court Joan Henry North Olive Street Herbert Farrand Huron Street Helen Zechman East Second Street Barbara Burke Twelfth Street William Sutcliff Broad Street Allen Lyndon East River Street Anna Keepp Ninth Street Ralph Stanislawski Grafton Edward McLaughlin Lorain William Bell Princeton Roger Thompson St Clair Michigan Joseph Urpschot Hamilton Avenue William Peabody Hayes Avenue Ray Rogers Winckles Street Wayne Jaycox Malcolm Court John Madhock West River Street Randall Deso West Street Hazel Amsberr la Grange

Turkey Lays Three Eggs in One Day on Oberlin Farm

A Starley Garrett turkey near Oberlin allegedly laid three eggs in a single day sparking labor protest signs in the barnyard. The farmer reports one soft shell egg outside the hen house, a hard shell in the nest, and another soft shell on the floor, with a second turkey setting nearby.

Starley Garrett Oberlin Turkeydom Mr. Garrett

Motorists Fined and Licenses Suspended by City Court

James Lockard of Cleveland fined 65 dollars and costs and lost driving rights in Elyria for nine months after a DUI arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q Petro. Harker of 353 Vulcan Street, arrested May 18 for the same offense, fined 50 dollars and costs and forbidden to drive in the city for six months.

James Lockard Cleveland Elyria Meyor Joseph Q. Petro Were Harker Vulcan Street Meyer Petro

Suburban Calendar Highlights Tonight and Sunday Notices

Avon Lake Legion Post 21 hosts a hard times parity at the chateau at 8 p m. North Olmsted Dover Lodge 0 F meets at 8 30 p m at the L O O F Hall Dover Center. West Ridge District 7 reunion at Carlisle Grange hall on Oberlin road Sunday afternoon bring tureen and table service. Henrietta Children Day programs at 10 a m Sunday at Evangelical and Reformed churches. Grafton memorial service for Oddfellows and Rebekahs at Methodist church 9 30 a m Sunday.

Avon Lake T Legion Post Chateau North Olmsted Dover Lodge Dover Center West Ridge Carlisle Grange Oberlin Road Henrietta Evangelical Church Reformed Church Grafton the Oddfellows and Rebekahs Methodist Church British Aid Society William Stein Ridgeville Kiwanis Round Table Robert Karch North Porter Road At & P. mm

Community notices and court actions from Avon Lake area

Local fragment accounts list club meetings in N Ridgeville Elyria Grafton and North Olmsted plus a string of court actions. Cases include dog bite payments speeding fines manslaughter charges and divorce grants with mentions of Pettit Morris Frampton Lumber Co. and the Black River boundary issue.

New Zealand Considers Producer Gas as Gasoline Substitute

New Zealand weighs using producer gas as an alternative to gasoline. Officials study feasibility, fuel costs, and impact on vehicles and energy supply.

New Zealand

Forty Boys Register For Camp Period At Iss See Kes Elyria

Forty Lorain County boys will spend ten days at Camp Iss See Kes on the Vermilion river for the first period of the 1940 Y M C A camp season beginning next Tuesday. Camp director Carl Wagner reports more registrations may come before opening. A prior group of forty boys under juvenile court supervision are at the camp as a reward for good behavior, though not part of the regular season.

Iss-See-Kes Elyria Vermilion River Carl Wagner Lorain County

Planning panel urges against Taylor Street zoning switch

The city planning commission yesterday recommended not adopting an ordinance to alter Taylor street zoning from residential to commercial. Kenneth Barclay, clerk of the planning board, noted that the recommendation means a three fourths council vote would be required to approve the change if pursued.

City Planning Commission Taylor Street Kenneth Barclay Planning Board

Legion corps and Elyria student win Cleveland music festival

The Elyria American Legion drum and bugle corps won first in the drum corps division at the Cleveland Plain Dealer music festival held at Cleveland Stadium. Elyria High School student Oliver Shubert earned second honors for clarinet, while Norine Wines of East Cleveland took first and Harvey Todd of Mansfield was third in the clarinet category.

Elyria American Legion Elyria High School Cleveland Stadium Cleveland Plain Dealer American Legion Cleveland Heights Legion Lake Erie Veterans of Foreign Wars Oliver Shubert Elyria Norine Wines East Cleveland Harvey Todd Mansfield

Youth Sentenced One To Twenty Years For Manslaughter

Nineteen year old Donald Slater received a one to twenty year term in Ohio Reformatory for manslaughter in the death of Huntsville telegrapher Fred Jenkins. Judge Lawrence Zupp ordered Mansfield reform school confinement after confirming Slater’s age and waiving a new trial. Indicted with Slater were Minnie Jenkins, 47, widow of the victim, and her son Merlin, 16, with trial date set for June 22.

Bellefontaine Donald Slater Ohio Reformatory Fred Jenkins Huntsville Slater Common Pleas Lawrence Zupp Mansfield Reformatory Abs Minnie Jenkins Zupp Merlin

Naturalization ceremony honors 50 new citizens in Elyria

Members of Morgan-Dirlam Post No. 8 American Legion guarded by the National Guard and Boy Scouts ushered a naturalization ceremony for 50 new citizens who received flags. Forty-four more will receive flags later as Elyria High School's band played and the pledge to the flag closed the program.

EH. B. McClaughlin C. L Smith True Fortman Morgan- Dirlam American Legion Wellington National Guard John J. Keiopos J. D. Severs Gerald C. Nau Elks Elyria High School America J. Martin Beck Elks’ Lodge American Legion Post No. 12 the Eagles Women’s Relief Corps Daughters of the American Revolution Elyria Kiwanis

Jurors Adjourn After Three Day Session In County Court

Grand jurors examined 92 witnesses, considered 16 cases, and returned ten indictments while filling six cases. Illness of Luther Castelberry postponed a Lake road traffic manslaughter case involving Frank Bennyhoff of Cleveland slated for Judge Cook.

Luther Castelberry Mansfeld Lake Road Frank Bennyhoff Cleveland Howard R. Butler Cook Morniday Guiseppe Pinelli Louis Maras Canton Phillip Russo Lorain Anna Martos Albert Sandoval Maltos John Metz Joseph Repas Maver John Kelowski Charles E. Moore Axtel Bender Body Co E. R. Shibley Amherst Steve Slaszak Cook

Grain and mill feed price report from Toledo market

Grain and mill feeds quotations show Wheat No 1 red No 2 red and flour prices, Corn yellow varieties, Oats white and yellow, Rye prices, plus hay straw and alfalfa values. Prices include track quotations and jobbing flour ranges from Montana Milling Co and Sheets Elevator Co with varied lot sizes and 3rd party estimates.

Aisuie Sheets Elevator Co Montana Millings Co COHN

Market Prices For Fresh Produce By The Baskets

A list of wholesale prices for asparagus beets cucumbers lettuce onions peas radishes rhubarb spinach strawberries tomatoes and watercress. Entries show baskets dozens pecks and per quart prices with varying pack sizes and housegrown notes.

Big Boston Peecks Curry

Chicago Cash Quotations Cheese and Eggs

Butter receipts show 2 209 923 pounds at steady 90 score 23 percent or 3 scere. other prices unchanged. Eggs receipts 76 954 pounds steady with prices unchanged.

Cleveland Market Report Freezer Goods Steady

Market notes show butter and eggs steady with slight price readings. Live poultry and potatoes appear mechanised and receipts noted, while general market standards stay unchanged for the period.

Local Produce Prices From Market Ledger

Prices for asparagus carrots cucumbers and more listed with per basket per dozen quantities. Items include lettuce radishes spinach mushrooms onions strawberries tomatoes and peppers with notes on weights packaging and quality levels.

New Home Open For Public Inspection At Foster Avenue

The new home of Mr and Mrs Louis Kostyo at 238 Foster avenue will be open for public inspection tomorrow 2 to 8 pm The home sponsored by Elyria Lumber and Coal Co was built by Mosher and Popp and features unusual small home features The Kostyo couple invite the public to see what is possible in a 3000 class dwelling

Louis Kostyo Foster Avenue Elyria Lumber and Coal Co Mosher and Popp

Findlay Man Dies of Heart Attack While Driving

Floyd E. Taylor, 41, of Findlay, was found dead at the wheel of his truck in La Porte Ind. He apparently suffered a fatal heart attack while driving and stopped his vehicle before dying.

LA Porte Ind Floyd E. Taylor Findlay

American League Film Touching All Bases to Be Shown

Local baseball players and fans can view the 1940 American League film Touching All Bases at Elyria’s Y M C A. The showing, arranged by Summer Playground Director Ralph Bauer, aims to teach proper play and base running. post-film meetings will plan Twilight League rescheduling and youth league expansions. The film returns Tuesday at the American Legion home for Legion members and team players.

Hillerich and Bradley Co Louisville Elyria Summer Playground Ralph Bauer Bauer American Legion

Union Services Planned Across Local Churches This Summer

In Oberlin Ohio on June 15 the First Methodist First Baptist and First Church announce a summer union service schedule starting Sunday June 16 at First Church with Rev James A Richards preaching Contemporary Salvation at eleven. Services rotate among First Church First Church Methodist and Baptist through September with 945 am church school union meetings at the James Brand House.

Oberlin, O First Methodist First Baptist First Church James A. Richards Methodist Church The Baptist Church First Methodist Church James Brand House

Rust Church Marks 68th Anniversary

The Rust Methodist church founded in 1872 and Lorain countys oldest Negro church will celebrate its sixty eighth anniversary on Sunday June 16 Rev Harold B Williams pastor of the First Methodist church of Oberlin will be guest speaker Music will be provided by the senior choir of fifteen voices and the Young Peoples choir of thirty five The church is conducting a 1000 debt clearance drive to end all debts and will close Sunday June 16.

The Rust Methodist Church Lorain County Harold B. Williams First Methodist Church Oberlin Young Peoples

Wine Cheerful Stitchers Elect Officers at Oberlin Home

The Wine Cheerful Stitchers met with adviser Mrs. Bryant and Margaret Glider at Oberlin Children's Home on Wednesday June 12 at 3 pm. They chose Mary Ann Zito as president and Frances Zito as vice president. Kathleen Sadie became treasurer and Evelyn Kestler secretary with Anne Mae Sadie as recreation leader. The group will decorate sewing boxes and plan bean bags at the next meeting on June 19 at 2 pm.

Oberlin School of Commerce closes term and plans redecorations

The Oberlin School of Commerce finished its regular year on Friday June 7 and is continuing with a eleven months summer session. Seventy one new typewriters have been installed and all rooms will be redecorated before fall term. Mr Eton of the faculty is touring southeastern Ohio inviting prospective students.

Oberlin School of Commerce Eton Ohio

Augusta Cowley to wed George Stofan in July ceremony

Announcement states Miss Augusta Ann Cowley of 306 South Professor Street will marry George Stofan of Cleveland on July 1. Cowley has worked for years at the Stofan studio here. Mrs Stofan is sister to Andrew Stefan of Oberlin.

Augusta Ann Cowley South Professor Street George Stofan Cleveland Miss Cowley Stofan Mrs. Stofan Andrew Stefan Oberlin

Doctor Hindman Named Acting Director of Student Affairs

Dr. Darwin A. Hindman son of Mrs. Martha B. Hindman of East College street has been appointed Acting Director of Student Affairs for Men at the University of Missouri. Hindman is an Oberlin College graduate with a master’s from Illinois and a doctorate from Ohio State University.

Darwin A. Hindman Martha B. Hindman East College Street University of Missouri Hindman Oberlin College University of Illinois Ohio State University

Summer plans and hospital visit news brief

Mr. and Mrs. David Moyer and family and John Haylor left this week for The Music Box at Vinal Haven Maine where they will spend the Summer. Mrs. Frank Foster and Mrs. Harry Hovey of North Pleasant street were in Ashland Friday to visit a cousin Mrs. Bert Hawk who has been very ill in the Ashland hospital. Professor and Mrs. A P Lothrop of Elm street left Friday for their

David Moyer John Haylor Music Box Vinalhaven Maine Frank Foster Harry Hovey North Pleasant Street Ashland Bert Hawk Ashland Hospital

Summer plans and professional visits span several states

A Leominster family will spend the summer in their home and send son Richard to Camp Dudley in Westport New York. Royal Arcanum delegates J N Stone C R Comings and H H Stone attended a Columbus convention. Donald N Simpson of Oberlin High plans to study toward an AM at the University of Wisconsin Madison this summer. Dr Edna Schrick and Dr R W Bradshaw attend the American Medical Association convention in New York City with Dr Schrick staying for a six week course in summer school.

Leominster Mass Richard Camp Dudley Westport New York J. N. Stone C. R. Comings H. H. Stone Royal Arcanum Columbus Donald N. Simpson Oberlin High School University of Wisconsin At Madison Edna Schrick R. W. Bradshaw American Medical Association New York City Schrick The American Medical Society

Lorain County Represented At Ohio Rural Institute

Lorain County will be represented at an Institute of Rural Affairs in Mansfield along with seven other counties. Attendees include representatives from the agricultural extension service Farm Security Administration and Soil Conservation Service plus officials from agricultural programs and rural churches.

Lorain County Institute of Rural Affairs Mansfield Ohio Lorain Huron Erie Crawford Morris Richland Ashland Knox Holmes Wayne Wryandot Agricultural Extension Service Farm Security Administration Soil Conservation Service Farm Credit Administration

Lorain Countians Attend Poultry Day at Wooster

Lorain Countians joined poultrymen from across Ohio at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster for Ohio Poultry Day. The program, sponsored by the station with Ohio State University, featured tours of the plant and talks on feeding nutrition research poultry disease control parasites and egg and poultry marketing in Ohio.

Lorain Ohio Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster Ohio State University

Elyria Man Hurt When Car Rolls Over At Curve

Elyria man Bruce 27 of 113 Perry court received facial hand and leg cuts when his car rolled at a curve on Diagonal road tearing down 50 feet of fence at the Laisey property. Ruth Ringer 30 of R D Spencer sprained back and bruises in a collision on New London Eastern road near Route 58. Two other minor accidents reported.

Willoughby Bruce Perry Court Elyria Memorial Hospital Laisey Ruth Ringer R. D. Spencer Merlyn Votaro Medina Charles Horvath New London Virginia Sheffield Wellington

Elyria Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Shines At Flag Day Events

The Elyria American Legion drum and bugle corps competed in Cleveland Flag Day program at Cleveland Stadium, then in Elyria, returning to Cleveland to learn it won first honors. Final scores had Elyria at 932, Cleveland Heights American Legion 923, and Lake Erie Veterans of Foreign Wars 83.4.

Elyria Cleveland Heights American Legion Lake Erie Veterans of Foreign Wars

British Cruiser Sunk By Italians

The British cruiser Calypso, 4 180 tons, was sunk in the Mediterranean by an Italian submarine. Built in 1917 and refitted in 1929, it carried over 400 officers and men. One officer and 38 sailors were feared lost. The Admiralty reported two naval trawlers Myrtle and Ocean Sunlight sunk in home waters after mines, with no survivors from Myrtle and eight sailors presumed lost from Ocean Sunlight.

London Mediterranean Admiralty Taday Myrtle

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Sudro-Curtis Turkey Lake Avenue Christian Endeavor N. Ridgeville Garden Club P. Morgan Town Hall Bob Schmitt- Zen Floral Lodge Masonic Temple Dorothy H. Parsch Harry Bemis Parsch Eugene Green Leslie Nichols Lodi West Streets D. A. Cook Herry Mancini Albert Kovacs Marcini Frank Kerekes Raymond Cronin East Avenue Viola L. Morris Paul R. Morris Guy B. Fincher J. W. McHenry Penfield Township McHenry J. H. Frampton Lumber Co Findley Sheriffs Department Shirley Philips 14 Kipton Clayton Philips Eorge NL Eratrd Justice “of the Peace H. C. Cummings Paul Johnson Hales Hill Marko Davidson Schmidt Peter Auerbach Fiains Guy B. Findley Auverbach Inah Averr West Avenue Third Street Elizabeth Oleska John Sophie Sheetz Uriah Independent Savings and Loan Co Lorein Gur B. Findley Charlotte Bellis Clem T. Knechtges Toledo Grain Close Chicago Cleveland Produce Homegrowers’ Harket Boston American League Lichty Joe Mac Esther Wood N. Professor St Rust Church School OF Commerce A. P. Lothrop Elm Street Institute Bulletin E. 13Th St G. J. O'Connor Elyria Savings Trust Invalid Car Service Second Street
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