Carriers Enjoy Busy Week end at YMCA Camp
Chronicle Telegram News Boys Carriers Association held a weekend at Camp Iss-See-Kies on the Vermilion river. Transport was via a van lent by W. J. Vogler. Activities included breakfast, games, swimming, religious services, and camp fires, then return to Elyria. The group totals 64 members led by President Adelbert Urig and Secretary Steve Lengel. The note closes with a historical remark about Japan taking Manchuria and China’s railway marriage.
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Chronicle-Telegram News Boys Carriera Association
Iss-See-Kies
Vermilion River
Cleveland
Chronicle-Telegram
W. J. Vogler
Robert Goacher
Carrier
Amherst
Elvria
Elyria
Adelbert Urig
Steve Lengel
Two Slightly Injured In City Traffic Crash
Automobiles driven by W P Williamson of the Lorain Hotel Lorain and August Trump of 396 Prospect Street collided about midnight on Lake Avenue. Trump’s sedan overturned, Williamson’s car left the road and struck a tree. Trump was taken to Memorial Hospital with minor injuries. not admitted. Trump, Williamson, and Miss Anna Mas Jones of 920 West 22nd Street Lorain, who rode with Williamson, were not seriously hurt. Two other minor accidents reported over the weekend. A city truck driven by John Macheck and another car on West Avenue sustained slight damage. A collision at Broad and East Avenue caused slight damage. Elwood Doan two, son of Mr and Mrs Gibson Doan at 218 West Bridge Street, suffered minor facial and leg cuts when struck by a car driven by Jay Bilskey of 229 Cleveland Street.
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W. P. Williamson
Lorain Hotel
Lorain
August Trump
Prospect Street
Lake Avenue
Trump
Williamson
E. E. Smith
C. E. Parker
Memorial Hospital
C. N. Atkinson
Lake Road
J. C. Fiala
St. Thomas’ Hospital
Akron
Broad
East Avenue
Elwood Doan
Gibson Doan
West Bridge Street
Glen Rogers Motor Company
East Bridge Street
Dean Boy
Jay Bilskey
Cleveland Street
Mrs Dall Sets Nevada Lake Tahoe Cottage For Divorce
Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dall blonde daughter of the nation’s first family established today in a seven room cottage on Lake Tahoe Nevada shore Washoe county to prepare for divorcing Curtis Dall her broker husband. She will remain six weeks before filing for divorce as her two children Anna Eleanor and Curtis Jr accompany her with secret service men awaiting in Truckee Cal.
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Lake Tahoe
Cal
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Curtis Dall
Dall
Anna Eleanor and
Curtis, Jr
Nevada
Washoe County
Reno
Secret Service
Truckee
Sam Platt
Quiet Sunday for Sheriff’s Office in Lorain area
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and deputies faced a grass fire west of Lorain but residents had already extinguished it. Deputy Clauds Adams noted it was the quietest Sunday he had seen in his experience with the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Clarence W. Dick
Clauds Adams
Court approves liquidation costs for Peoples Bank LaGrange
Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson approved expenses for the liquidation of the unincorporated Peoples Bank of LaGrange. J C Brown of Amherst leads the liquidation under the State Banking Department. Expenses to be filed quarterly. The court also allows bonds from the Home Owners Loan Corporation and Federal Farm Mortgage to aid liquidation. Bank deposits totaled 145000 with 27000 in segregated accounts now being paid in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Peoples Bank
LaGrange
J. C. Brown
Amherst
State Banking Department
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Five Trials On Court Schedule For This Week
Trials of Julius Kish and Loura Yendo of Lorain for attempted burglary and of Stanley Hriber and Joe Czebak for assault and battery are set for Wednesday, announced by Assistant Prosecutor Malcolm Thomson. Three liquor trials of Steve Trelia, Frank Schoenberger, and Sidney Kramer are planned for tomorrow, charged by Ohio Liquor Commission investigators. Hriber and Czebak were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Kish
Loura Yendo
Lorain
Stanley Hriber
Joe Czebak
Malcolm Thomson
Steve Trelia
Frank Schoenberger
Sidney Kramer
Ohio Liquor Commission
Hriber
Czebak
Local man indicted for molestation on Lodi Street
A Foster Avenue resident, Mau Delean Johnson, faces an indictment charging molestation after an incident on Lodi Street several weeks ago. The case details the alleged offense and identifies Johnson as the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maudelean Johnson
Foster Avenue
Lodi Street
Probation Granted for Embezzlement Case Involving Smith
Mildred Mary Smith indicted for embezzling 2148 dollars from Independent Savings and Loan while assistant secretary pleaded guilty and received two year probation. She is under the supervision of Capt. Hugh Reilly in Lorain. Judge W B Thompson granted probation citing efforts to restore funds and poor health amid prosecutor objections that she may be shielding another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Mary Smith
Independent Savings and Loan Campary
Hugh Reilly
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Malcolm Thompson
Death Record for Mary E Crozier and Others in Elyria
Obituary notices report the death of Mary E. Crozier at Elyria Memorial Hospital with funeral plans at First M. E. Church. Also listed are Mary Louise Meinke of Cleveland who died at Elyria Clinic, and Captain Edward J. Cuyler of Sheffield who suffered a stroke and died at home. Surviving relatives include spouses, children, siblings, and extended family across Elyria, South Amherst, Avon Lake, Cleveland, and nearby areas. Burial and service details vary, with locations at Elmwood Cemetery Lorein, Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst, and pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Melvake
Mary Louise Meinke
Walter Meinke
Bancroft Avenue
Cleveland
Elyria Clinic
Nancy
Fred Gasser
South Amherst
Hesty Garland
John Scuba
Frank Oc. Martin
Fred
Ralph
Edward
William
Walter
Sudro Funeral
Paul Bourgquin
St. Paul's Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Edward J. Cuyler
Sheffield
Captain Cuyler
Avon
Elbert
Ruth Titus Cuyler
Oberlin
Tda Curler
Linda Cuvler
Elyria Library
A. C. Schirmer
Hibbing
Minnesota
Vernon Miller
Curtis Duff
Avon Lake
Fire at Ford River Rouge foundry injures twelve men
Detroit June 18 a fire of undetermined origin in the coke ovens of the main foundry at Ford Motor Company's River Rouge plant injured twelve men five of them seriously. They were treated at the company's hospital with others less seriously hurt. Officials could not confirm if a man brought to the county morgue was among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
Ford
One Dead Thirteen Hurt In Fire At Paper Plant
In Fredericksburg Virginia a blast and fire at the Silvania Industrial Corp paper factory left one man dead and thirteen injured. Medwin Tyler, 21, died from burns. Clarence Normal, Raymond Robinson, and Stanley Jones were severely burned. Damage was put at about $200,000. Cause of the explosion remains unknown as investigators probe the highly combustible plant materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Tune
Silvania Industrial Corp
Medwin Tyler
Clarence Normal
Raymond Robinson
Stanley Jones
Well Baby Conferences Scheduled in Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio June 1 The Welcoming Nurse Committee sponsors Well Baby Conferences with Dr W Baldwin Lorain in charge The first session will be Wednesday June 20 and the second Thursday June 21 at city hall from 9 to 12 Mothers of babies and small children invited Those needing medical care will be referred to their family physician The committee is aided by Mrs Hazel Hipp and county health nurses.
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Oberlin
Obelin
W. Baldwin
Lorain
Worfere
Tey
Hazel Hipp
Clubs and Lodges Announce Meetings This Week
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Tuesday evening, June 19, at Mrs. Charles Alfano's home, northwest of town. Auxiliary members should gather at the Legion hall by 7:30, transportation provided. The Methodist Service Guide plans a June 20 meeting at the Moran cottage on Vermilion Lake, with a picnic supper and bathing suit. The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church meets June 29 at the church. Knights of Pythias lodge holds regular meeting Wednesday evening, June 26.
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American Legion Ausilary
Charles Alfano
Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Methodist Service Guide
Morean Cottage
Vermalion-on-the- Lake
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Oberlin Club activities and local visits briefed
Mr and Mrs H A Broadwell host Kouple Club on Union Street June 21. Oberlin Business and Professional Women plan annual Vermilion picnic June 21 with a pot luck lunch at 12 30 in Eastern Star dining room. Prythian Sister lodge meets June 22 at K P Hall. BRIEFS: George Guthrie and family visit, Mrs Florence Guthrie and Mrs Chauncey share news. Mrs Everett Papworth moved home greatly improved. Mrs Spaulding to Lakeside Mayflower cottage. Mrs Yost Fulton visiting Mrs Magruder. Miss Emily Worcester on vacation from Oak Harbor. Mrs Dana Brooks hosted Cleveland guests for Mrs Magruder’s birthday. Mr H W Smith and wife rent 26 North Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Broadwell
Kouple Club
Union Street
Oberlin Business and
Vermilion-on-the- Star Antillary
Eastern Star
Prythian Sister Lodge
K. P. Hall
George P. Guthrie
Bryden Road
Coumbus
Florence Guthrie
BF. E. Chauncey
East Lorain Teer
Jenaia Powers
F. L. Rhodes
Butler
Wilda Rhodes
Oberlin
Everett Papworth
Allen Hospital
E. W. Spaulding
Lakeside
Mayflower Cottage
Yost Fulton
Cleveland
Charles Magruder
North Pleasant Street
Emily Worcester
Oak Harbor
P. G Worcester
Morgan Street
Dana Brooks
Stratosphere Flight Explored For Medical And Energy Breakthroughs
Chicago June 15 A high altitude balloon mission led by Maj. Kepner and Capt. Sevens aims to probe the stratosphere from the Black Hills in July. Prof. Arthur Compton says vast possibilities include new medical insights, drought aid for farmers, and a substitute for gasoline. Compton notes tackling cosmic rays could unlock radioactivity secrets and atomic energy applications as used by the sun and stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. W. Sevens
Black Hills
South Dakota
Arthur H. Compton
University of Chicago
Maj. Kepner
Capt. Sevens
Earth
Compton
Court House Notes Local Suits and Divorces Reported
Prosecutor Frank E. Stevens returns to his office after illness. Demetria Rosa sues Northern Fire Insurance for 3000 over October fire loss. Lorain Savings and Trust sues Andy and Mary Suetta for 560. Foreclosure sought on Elyria property. Frank W. Hoover sues Glenn and Mabel Baker for 194. Mary Garvolinski granted divorce from Stanley Garvolinski for gross neglect. Paul Summerlee's divorce suit against Goldie Summerlee dismissed. EB Miller granted divorce from L R Miller for gross neglect. Judge W B Thompson presided in all actions.
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Demetria Rosa
Lorain
Northern Fire Insurance Company of
New York
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Andy
Mary Suetta
Elyria
Frank W. Hoover
Glenn
Mabel Baker
Mary Garvolinski
Stanley Garvolinski
W. B. Thompson
EB. N. Miller
L. R. Miller
Boy Crushed as Monument Falls in Chicago Graveyard
CHICAGO June 18 Three year old James McKeown played near a tomb stone as parents attended a relative's grave. The monument weighing about 500 pounds toppled onto another grave and crushed the child before adults realized the danger and prepared to depart.
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Chicago
James McKeown
Call to relieve Foulois as air corps chief debated
The report urges Maj. Gen. Foulois be relieved from his post over air corps mismanagement in air mail operations. It states the Army's flying of the airmail sparked controversy and faults in planning and execution. The committee cites actions or inactions by Foulois as central to the findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Corps
Foulois
Secretary of War
Army
NRA compliance boards praised for service in recovery program
General Johnson relays thanks from the President and Administration for the compliance boards 45 day service now shifting to the administration stage. He notes boards extended beyond initial terms and have devoted time to the national recovery drive. About 75,000 cases have passed through boards in nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Johnson
NRA
U. S
City sewer user charge proposed to fund treatment works
The mayor explains a new annual user gum tax on sewer system users to operate and maintain the Elyria Sewage Treatment Works. Excess funds would retire bonds or expand the plant. Rates would range from 0.20 to 0.40 per 1000 cubic feet, with most users paying under $0.50 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Annual Poultry Day Set At Woostar Station
Ohio poultrymen plan for Friday at the Woostar Experimental Station for the Annual Poultry Day. The event is expected to draw a well attended meeting and discussion of farming practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Woostar
Conneaut Mutual Loan and Trust Reopens in Ohio
The State Banking Department licensed Conneaut Mutual Loan and Trust Company of Conneaut to reopen on an unrestricted basis. In Zanesville, Dr. James Neave, a physician at Dresden for 40 years, died after a long illness and will be buried in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Banking Department
Conneaut Mutual Loan and Trust Company
Conneaut
Zanesville
James Neave
Dresden
Here
Cincinnati
Local Compliance Boards Adjust Thousands of Ohio Cases
Ohio Local Compliance Boards numbered one hundred and fifty have adjusted more than six thousand cases locally, eliminating the need for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland Markets Report Containing Egg and Poultry Prices
Cleveland market notes list egg receipts and poultry prices for colored fowls and leghorns, with specific weights and quotes. It includes potato pricing, livestock bids for cattle calves sheep hogs and a Homegrowers Market section detailing produce prices for asparagus lettuce onions peas spinach and berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Estras
North Carolina
Hetters
Erste
Two Tied For Western Open After 54 Holes
Illinois June 1. Lighthouse Harry Cooper of Chicago and Kr Laffoon of Denver finished three days of Western Open play tied at 274 after 54 holes. Laffoon and Cooper both shot 69 69 69 in the playoff format, with Revolta and Mehlhorn close behind. Alin Kreuger and Hagen also posted strong scores as the rugged field eyed the final round under rainy conditions. Borneo note adds a geographic comparison to Texas.
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Hiinois
Harry’ Cooper
Chicago
Kr Laffoon
Denver
Cooper
Tommy Armour
Laffoon
Orville White
St. Louis
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Alvin Kreuger
Béloit Wis
Fatal Injury Ends Career of Portsmouth Steel Plant Official
Edward R Hoerle former Elyrian and superintendent of maintenance at Wheeling Steel Portsmouth works died Friday at Mercy Hospital Portsmouth from injuries in an automobile accident. He lived in Elyria 23 years before moving to Portsmouth in 1918. Survived by three children. funeral services held this afternoon. burial in Greenlawn cemetery Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Hoerle
Portsmouth
Elyrian
Mercy Hospital
Hoerle
Fey joins staff of Chronicle Telegram
Fred F. Fey formerly of the Marion Star has joined the Chronicle-Telegram advertising staff. He previously worked with the Lorain Times-Herald and is well known in advertising circles. The piece notes widespread claims of Chinese government debt owed to American firms.
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F. Fey
Chronicle-Telegram
Fred F. Fey
Marion Star
Marion
Ohio
Chronicle-Télegram
Mr. Pey
Lorain
China
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Japan
Manchuria
WM. Penn
Pennsylvania
L. H. Popp
Chestnut & Broad Streets
Sederis Restaurant
Mrs. Dall
Sheriff's Office
The
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Mary E. Crozier
Richard E. Crozier
Lake Avenus
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Crozier
Belmont County
Wilbur
Donald
Gilbert Crozier
Mary Crozier
Earl Coen
Edward, Coen
John Foster
H. Lb. Bosgs
S. D. Ault
Sarah Ferrell
Walter. McKeag
Bellaire
E. J. Bond
Elmwood Cemetery
Loreain
Alf Lenger
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Frank E. Stevens
Paul Summerlee
Golde Summerlee
Gulf
Alfred Alten
Harry’’ Cooper
Ky Laffoon
Battle Today
Borneo
Texas
Edward Hoerle
Cedar Point Beach
Murbach
Harry S. Burr
Western Reserve Finance
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