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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1934

Page

8

NRA and PWA mark year one amid labor strife and codes

Washington reports NRA and Public Works Administration each reach one year with claims of $3.3 billion spent or allocated and 6 million reemployed. The anniversary comes as steel auto and longshore labor tensions surface, while NRA codes push child labor limits and fair wages amid monopoly criticisms.

Washington MRA United States Public Works Administration PWA Hugh S. Johnson NRA Johnson

House and Senate rush to clear key conference reports

The House, after noon, must dispose of three conference reports on housing, deficiency bill, and loans to industrials while the Senate, jammed, must finalize housing, labor disputes, loans to industries, and grazing bills. Most other business had been sidetracked for the adjournment rush.

House Senate

Man Related to Burned Child Case Testifies

Roy Gaines testified near the Moore farm where the body was burned that Sanders stayed with the blaze to toast marshmallows for his children. Police and state police officials described the search for the missing child and finding the body on the funeral pyre with only charred bone remaining.

Roy Gaines Moore Farm Sanders Charles B. Staeger Walter Snyder John Eben

Finishes Duties As Acting Chief

There was no police court today as Captain F W Plank Zarnke, finishing thirty years on the local force, cleared the city jail and freed two intoxicated men picked up last night. He returns to regular duties Monday when Chief E J Stankard resumes vacation. Sergeant Curtis Hamlin also returns Monday. Zarnke is the oldest member of the force.

F. W Plank) Zarnke Zarnke E. J. Stankard Curtis Hamlin

Republican precinct committeemen listed for Elyria

A lengthy roster lists Elyria precinct committeemen candidates across 85 precincts with names and addresses. Notable figures include Richard F. Stevens and Mrs. Laura Martin, with Mrs. Mary Bristol and others appearing in sibling or related roles. The document details numerous residents and street addresses reflecting local party organization activity.

Stevens Stetson Laura Martin Elyria R. B. Lersch Washington Avenue Robert Jensen Gulf Street C. C. Stolzenburg Columbus Street Earl Lautenschisger Harwood Street Mervin Lord Cleveland Street Nina G Water Street M. F. Fey Cascade Street J. E Riley Clark Street William Schuur East Broad Street Richard F. Stevens Sixth Street May C. Bristol Eighth Street Carl F. Wolf Jennie A. Bins Middle Avenue John Norsworthy East Avenue George D. Thompson Ninth Street Margaret Smith Richard 5 Horan Fourteenth Street Ed F. Wilcox Midvale Avenue O&f George Stark Twelfth Street C. B. Simkins James E. Jackson Weer Fourteenth Street John Tomasko Hazel Street Carl J. Rezek Huron Street Lulu M. Wiggins Woodland Avenue Paul Wainwright Courtland Street Marion A.nimon West Thirteenth Street

Elyrian Release After Warrant Non-Support Arrest

Maynard Shreve of 157 Spruce Street was arrested yesterday on a warrant issued by Justice Joseph Petra charging him with non support. He was released pending the hearing of an otai motion to quash the affidavit.

Maynard Shreve Spruce Street Joseph Petra

Idle Ohio Factories Will Aid Relief Effort

Ohio will resume operations in idle plants to provide work for relief recipients. The State Relief Commission will lease and equip factories to produce clothing and other goods for the destitute, under a federal relief plan. A factory division will supervise, ensuring products are not sold into private trade.

Columbus Ohio State Relief Commission Federal Emergency Relief Administration State Relief Headquarters

Constitution Adopted by Lorain County Republican Club

The Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club adopted its constitution and by-laws at a meeting in Oberlin council chambers. Members discussed plans to active in the primary election campaign and heard from Republican candidates. The next meeting is set for Ridgeville on June 29, announced by President Leonard Smith.

Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club Oberlin Ridgeville Leonard Smith

Court Receivership Jurisdiction Sought for National Bank

Charles Sartor as receiver for the National Bank of Commerce of Lorain petitions the common pleas court to assume receivership jurisdiction under national banking laws to expedite the process. The move would authorize compounding doubtful debts and selling bank real estate and personal property.

Charles Sartor National Bank of Commerce of Lorain Common Pleas Court

Number Five Continued From Page 1

A listing of numerous names and addresses follows across sections 1C to 6C, detailing residents on streets such as Lewis Court, Bellefield Avenue, Beebe Court, Lodi Street, Fur nace Street, Foster Avenue, Clinton Avenue, Lincoln Court, Kenyon Avenue, Cambridge Avenue, Park Avenue, Harvard Avenue, Cornell Avenue, Columbia Avenue, Park Avenue, Harvard Avenue, and more. The compiled roster names individuals with street addresses, including multiple entries for families and residents, across several blocks and avenues.

June B. Shibley Cornell Avenue Arthur T. Haury Columbia Avenue Ernest L. Moody Park Avenue Thomas A. Conway East Third Street D. W. Seward Broad Street Martin Mueller West Avenues J. F. Ryan Third Street Willam H. Bruck Water Street John J. Gerhart Lodi Street Linnie Keller Tannery Street James F. Burns Seventh Street Minnie M. Crow West Avenue L. P. Kaiser Eighth Street Frank C. Billings Middle Avenue Hugh E. Kirkbride Ninth Street Iona F. Dengate al G. Bauer East Avenue Leo F. Schnore

Oberlin Glee Club Reunion Concert at Finney Chapel

Oberlin O Ohio June 186 Taos twenty sixth annual reunion Glee Club concert to be held Monday evening June 18 in Finney Chapel as part of Alumni Day under John E. Wickler. Tickets and formal program include guest soloists Miss Betty Freeman violinist and Robert Brink baritone. Invitees include alumni from Men’s and Women’s Glee clubs and former members as honorary guests.

Oberlin Taos Finney Chapel John E. Wickler Betty Freeman Robert Brink

Ohio Number Two Ballot Roll Call For Governor and Allies

A long list of Democratic and Republican candidates across Ohio states races. Names include Martin L. Daver Charles H Hubbell Lt Gov candidates Frank Cave Milton S Cox D J Gunsett Harold G Mosier for Democrats and Clarence J Brown Joan Biden Charles Haigler Frank Harrison William Hill Daniel E Morgan Nelson Sparks for Republicans. Also listed are candidates for Secretary of State State Treasurer Attorney General Congress Supreme Court judges and other statewide offices with party affiliations and hometowns such as Akron Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati. The document reads like an official party ticket overview with multiple offices and slates.

Cleveland Nelson Sparks Akron Frank Cave Mansfield Milton S. Cox McArthur D. J. Gunsett van Wert Harold G. Mosier Charles A. Bracher Dayton Paul M. Herbert Columbus William F. Jones George E. Turner Heights George 5. Myers East Cleveland Thomas J. Martin George C. Braden Warren Ralph W. Emmons East Rochester Edward J. Hummel Cincinnati Milton J. Scott Chillicothe Joseph T. Ferguson Barberton Harry Day Fremont Lewis A. Hanford Herbert Dutts John W. Bricker Stephen M. Young Cleveland Heights Charles V. Truax Bucyrus Oliva Joy Wright Charles 8. Leasure Zanesville Clark C. Doughty Columbia George H. Bender J. F. Conrad Magnetic Springs Justin W. Harding Franklin M. Herbert Hoover Raymond J. Jeffreys Lakewood Alfred G. Karger E. C. Lampson Jefferson Carl R. Harding Johnstown L. L. Marshall Supreme Court Tyro Robert N. Wilkin Dover Charles B. Zimmerman Springfield N. Craig McBride Hillsoro

Death Record Mrs Katherine Ruth of Amherst

Mrs Katherine Ruth aged 68 died at her Tenney avenue home after a two week illness due to heart trouble. Born on the Oberlin road she lived in Amherst all her life. She married George Ruth forty one years ago and is survived by her husband daughter Elinor Ruth and sister Mrs Rose Jacobs. Funeral from St Peters church at 2:00 Monday with Rev C B Schmidt officiating burial in Cleveland street cemetery.

Lt. Porter Oberlin Columbus A. C. Barclay Canton J. & Cramer Ashtabula Porter Erwin Worcester Oberlin Inn Herbert Harroun F. W. Hint W. P. Ferris Co. W. Savage George D. Lowry Cleveland Wigton Louis E. Burgner Lakeside Hospital Edythe Mellén St. Petersburg Fla Marjorie Melody James Morris North Progpact Street J. N. Stone C. R. Comings C. R. Graham Royal Arcanum Ire B. Shaw Berea College Sarah Prince Walnut Street Katherine Ruth Amherst Tenney Avenue Ruth Oberlin Road George Ruth St. Peter's Evangelical Church Women's Union

Western Open leads Hagen in bid for sixth title

In Peoria the Western Open opened with 28 players par or better, led by Walter Hagen tied with Harry Hampton Johnny Revolta and Ky Laffoon on a 68 opening round. Thirty-two players advance to round two as 18 holes remain before the final rounds Sunday at Peoria Country Club. A separate campus event in Eugene saw an anti-war dance staged by 11 student groups pledging not to cross borders to kill.

Peoria Ill Peoria Country Club Links Walter Hagen Detroit Hagen Harry Hampton Chicago Johnny Revolta Milwaukee Youngster Ky Laffoon Denver Lighthorse Harry” Cooper Archie Hambrick French Lick Springs Ind Ed Huebper Decatur John Rogers Charlie Yates Atlanta Jim Young Hinsdale Eugene Ore University of Oregon

G W Robbins 79 Dies At La Grange

G W Robbins a La Grange resident aged 79 died at his home after seven months illness. He was born September 12 1865 and lived his life on the family farm. Survived by wife Met two daughters Mrs R Ford Loomis Elyria and Mrs Edith Hastings La Grange two sisters Mrs Amelia Adame Oberlin and Mrs Sophronia Ault Cleveland and a brother Burton Lakewood. Seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren also survive. Funeral Monday at 2 pm from the residence with S R Nichols Elyria officiating Rev McAlpine La Grange Methodist Church will conduct burial in La Grange cemetery.

G. W. Robbins la Grange Mr. Robbing Met R. Ford Loomis Elyria Edith Hastings Amelia Adame Oberlin Sophronia Ault Cleveland Burton Lakewood S. R. Nichols McAlpine la Grange Methodist Church la Grange Cemetery

Court actions report in Elyria area

Theresia Shuster of Fields Corkers obtained a divorce from John Shuster by Judge W B Thompson on grounds of extreme cruelty. Montgomery Ward and Company sued Julius Kolopos of Elyria for 4485 dollars on a promissory note. Foreclosure of property in Elyria is asked.

Theresia Shuster Fields Corkers John Shuster W. B. Thompson Montgomery, Ward and Company Julius Kolopos Elyria

Political contests loom in Elyria Lorain sheriff race

The piece notes rising political figure Butler backing Stevens in a broad campaign, while Sheriff Clarence W. Dick seeks a second term against J C Jackson. In the prosecutor race Democrats back Albert Levin with a three way sheriff contest including Matt Gardner and William F Grall.

Mr. Harding Stevens Butler Clarence W. Dick J. C. Jackson Elyria Common Pleas Court Albert A. Levin Lorain Matt Gardner Elyria William F. Grall

Market Prices Mixed Across Chicago and Rural Markets

Chicago cash quotations show butter at varied levels with 15,477 tubs receipts and odd scores, eggs steady with 15,614 cages, poultry receipts 46 thousand and different fowl prices, potatoes with 115 cars received and several regional grain quotes. Farmers local markets report asparagus to strawberries with price bands and distinct yardage, while quotes from Wheat, Corn, and Oats signal modest movement and weighty supply across the era.

Chicago Povatry — Rilve Rock Springs Barebacks Roosters Se Turkeys Spring Ducks United States Department of Agriculture United States Idaho Sunsets, LLC

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Elyrian Released Rcm Rouse O'Don Court Street Paint & Wall Paper Co Oblo Western Reserve Finance Turner Commpany North Pleasant Sue S. Esther Alfsen Stoonleie Louis Bliss Pleasant St Glee Club Leala Wilcox Pleasent Street School E. College Street H. L. Rawdon Laird Marian William John Moore Ohio State University Ruth Paddock Crilla B. Thomas Pleasant Street School Prince Loveland Margaret Martin Simpson Sarah Carnahan Gladys Myers Wilcox LaGrange Pleasant Street Fox Howard L. Bevis Clinton D. Boyd Middletown Roy R. Williams Sandusky Frank W. Emilis W. F. Garver Millersburg R. M. Winegardner Mac Connelaville Joe Feniger William L. Hart Alliance Willis H. Liggett Bexley Andrew Nickas G.W. Robbins Christ Lewis George ¥. Lewis Recorder Wiliam G. Mitchell Clarence Locke Guy S. Davis Mose Wider C. M. Williams Fred Wilms Legislature General Assembly P. H. Rogers Rev F. E. Eastman C. E. Cooper Almherst William B. Ashbolt William G. Smith Victor Reese Walter J. Wright Kelser Ben F. Thomas S. C. Ward Philip Wolfe Treaasurer William F. Hurley Charles Lorence Clark Courts Bis Boston Timothy City Cab Brown Hotel Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE Lorain County Savings & Trust CO Elyria, Ohio Amherst, Ohio
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