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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1937

Page

5

Open Bids For New Boiler At Hospital

Bids for Elyria Memorial Hospital boiler house modernization, totaling about 26 009 dollars, were opened yesterday afternoon and will be presented to the executive committee next Tuesday and to the board of trustees next Thursday. Seven stoker bids and six boiler bids were received from multiple firms.

Elyria Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees Auburn Stoker Company Canton Stoker Company Flynn and Emerich Baltimore Westinghouse Company Pittsburgh Detroit Stoker Company Riley Stoker Company Combustion Engineering Company Vogt Company Douthitt Corporation Babcock and Wilcox Erie City Iron Works

Women from 11 counties meet in Elyria

About 135 women from 11 northeastern Ohio counties attended the district home council meeting at First M E church in Elyria. Talks by state agent Minnie Price and other county leaders highlighted the potential forming of a Lorain County Home Makers Chorus. The next meeting will be in Ravenna.

Lorain Charles Bell Portage County Wade Tinker M. L. Antram Stark County F. §. Kibler H. ©. Parsons Geauga County R. G. Brown Ripton Lorain County Ravenna

Three Democrats Named as Possible Ohio Congress Candidates

Lima report states three Democrats are named as possible candidates to fill the Ohio congressional vacancy created when Rep. Frank Kloeb became a federal judge. Francis P. Durbin notes Lima’s support but will consult district leaders before deciding. Fred P. Elsass of Shelby County and State Senator William R. Foss of Mercer County are also mentioned. Governor Davey says the seat will be filled at the next regular election in November.

Lima Ohio Frank Kloeb Francis P. Durbin Fred P. Elsass Shelby County House of Representatives William R. Foss Mercer County Davey

Fined $1 and costs for disorderly conduct in family dispute

Otto Wolodzko of 1517 West arc hue was fined $1 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Leonard Smith on a family complaint. Police said the incident occurred about 9 p m yesterday when he allegedly chased relatives from their home during an argument with his oldest son. He was released upon payment of the fine and costs.

Otto Wolodzko West Archue Leonard Smith Wolodzko Costa

Youth Disappears From Detention Home

Appointed assistant county juvenile officer Junu 1 faces a missing youth case as a 16 year old Sheffield Lake boy, placed in a private detention home, vanishes after a brief stay with his step father. Curtis reports uncertainty. the juvenile court and Sheriff’s office have not launched a formal search.

Junu 1 Carl Curtis Curtis Sheffield Lake H H. Nye

Lorain Farmers Favor Emphasis On Soil Building

Twenty two Lorain County farmers met at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss the 1938 Agricultural Conservation Program. They urged greater emphasis on soil building practices, noting much work is already done. Recommendations will be summarized and presented next Tuesday at a district meeting in Norwalk. All but five townships were represented.

Lorain County Chamber of Commerce Norwalk

Educational Meetings For New Electric Consumers Announced

Plans for a series of education al meetings in Lorain and Medina Counties to help new rural electric consumers save money were begun last night in Wellington. Attendees included Rural Electrification Administration representatives and Ohio Farm Bureau officials. Four meetings are planned in July to inform farm families how to use electric energy most effectively. Construction of rural lines has delivered service to about 1,000 farm homes. The Lorain-Me dina cooperative awaits Rural Electrification Administration loan approval for further lines in nearby counties. Columbus observers report a back-to-work march toward strike plants in Youngstown set for 2 A. M. Monday.

Lorain Medina Counties Wellington Lorain County Medina County R. A. Jenks Ed. R. Dell Rural Electrification Administration A. E. Halderman R. J. Elliott Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Harry Bovard C. W. Carleton H. B. Coe J. H. Wilcox Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Co-operatve, Inc Merritt Powell Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association John Barker H. A. Kirkpatrick D. D. Leyda Medina County Farm Bureau Lorain- Medina Hx- Trop Ashland Richland

National Tube Co Schedule For Coming Week

National Tube Company at Lorain will run a similar level as this week. Five blast furnaces and open hearths stay in operation the Bessemer converter runs triple shift. Rail melts operate five days starting Tuesday after a 3 pm shutdown today. Skelp mills 1 and 5 four days while 2 and 6 run five days. Mill 4 five days and seamless mills 1 2 3 six days starting 7 am Monday after completing this week at 7 am Sunday. Schedule subject to change with orders.

National Tube Company Lorato Bessemer Skelp Mills Butt Mills Lapp

Courthouse notes and divorce actions from Lorain and Elyria

Disappearance of 14 year old Robert Fields from Oberlin Children’s Home with report of bicycle use for departure. Legals include Lucille Dymitruck vs Stanley Dymitruck for cruelty, Beverly Towstiak vs Mike Towstiak for neglect and cruelty, Jose Estrada vs Anna Estrada for extreme cruelty. Foreclosures filed by Andwur Mortsase Loan Co against Beckey Passen Gelbman and Home Owners Loan Corp against Frederick and Josephine Sparr. Contempt of court sentences and peace bond actions noted for Nick Miller and Herbert French.

Robert Fields Oberlin Children’s Home Seriff’s Department Lois Binns Lorain Lucille Dymitruck Stanley Dymitruck Andwur Mortsase Loan Company Beckey Passen Gelbman Elyria Beverly Towstiak Mike Towstiak Jose Estrada Anna Estrada Home Owners Loan Corporation Frederick and Josephine Sparr

Licenses in Lorain area show multiple couples listed

A sequence of marriage license listings from Lorain and nearby towns includes Walter Skolnicki a 28 steel worker and Florence Krawetewski a 19 both of Lorain. Alex Lengel 29 a Lorain brake man with Margie Ohler 18. William J Lorens 37 a Lorain mechanic with Grace E Warner co Lorain. and several other pairs from Penfield Mingo Junction North Ridgeville Amherst Elyria and surrounding townships. Names include John E Obitts Hazel Maddock Harvey Book Katherine Merten Michael Gasper Anne Brench and others. The list shows ages and occupations alongside numerous Lorain area residents.

Walter Skolnicki Lorain Florence Krawetewski Alex Lengel Margie Ohler William J. Lorens Grace E. Warner William Thomas Purceill Penfield Mary Betty DeVin Penfield Township Stephen V. Geroch Mingo Junction Jean van Deusen John E. Obitts North Ridgeville Hazel E. Maddock Ridgeville Harvey Book Katherine Merten Michael Gasper Elerk Anne Brench Adam Ti Moeller Tool Land Dst Dora Schmauch Glenn Blackford Amherst Hammer Man Phyllis Braun Stanley Smith Hammond Elyria Machinst Irene E. Arnschoit Hamilton Street Maxwell James Morgan la Torre Elaine Lantz Eaton Township

Oberlin Council okays tank site for new waterworks standpipe

Oberlin Village Council authorized City Manager Zahm to purchase the jet behind Karl Darts tank on East Lorain Street for a new standpipe at the waterworks. Tank capacity will be three to four hundred thousand gallons with larger size considered if affordable. The salary ordinance passed second reading. Social notes report a shower for Miss Geauman with guests from La Porte, Elyria, Berea and Oberlin and upcoming wedding to Lawrence A. Jackson on June 21. Community Garden Club plans a June 23 Cleveland trip and other local events are listed. News also notes Hazel Hipp plans summer classes at Ohio University.

Oberlin Zahm Karl Darts East Lorain Street West Russia Township Miss Geauman Laporte Elyria Berea Lawrence A. Jackson Raymond Jackson Gherlin Hazel Hipp Purse School of Applied Social Science W. OR. U Cleveland Mary Mills Mildred Clyde Canton Carrie Pease North Main Street Mexico City E.A. Stevens Ashtabula

Summer Union Services Begin at First Church Oberlin

Union services of the First Church First Methodist and Baptist start Sunday June 20 at the First Church in Oberlin with Dr J A Richards as preacher He will address Religion and Peace to honor the Peace Institute now meeting in Oberlin The first three Sundays will be at the First Church A volunteer choir directed by Professor Bruce Davis assists High school or college age individuals are invited to join Rehearsals occur each Friday evening at 7.

First First Methodist Church The Baptist Church Oberlin J. A. Richards Peace Institute

Miss Gertrude Geauman Honored At Two Showers

Miss Gertrude Geauman daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Geauman Sr was honored guest at two nuptial parties this week Mrs Charles Gleisner entertained 23 guests at a Carlisle township Oberlin area misc shower with bingo prizes for high scores Mrs Ray Jackson also enter

Gertrude Geauman Samuel Geauman, Sr Charles Gleisner Carlisle Township Oberlin Ray Jackson

Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers Secure California License

Mary Pickford and Charles Buddy Rogers went to the Los Angeles marriage license bureau to apply for a June 26 wedding. They signed as Mary Pickford Fairbanks, 43, and Charles Rogers, 34, with fans filming and autograph books out. Rogers paid the $2 fee after a playful blush, as Pickford described her future wedding attire and urged speed to avoid delaying others.

Mary Pickford Buddy Rogers Los Angeles Bouquety Charles Buddy) Rogers Bureau Mary Pickford Fairbanks Charles Rogers Rogers Miss Pickford Buddy

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Several Ohio Names

Admission and discharge notices list numerous individuals across Perry Oberlin Grafton Am herat Lorain and nearby areas. Names include Sheldon Bryant Mary Baraski Marjorie Swiers William Rock Doe Skle Nar Earl Jaffey and Earl Jaffey plus several residents with addresses on River Street Spruce Street Bath Street and Broad Street.

Sheldon Bryant Perry Ohio Mary Baraski Jutla Orosz W. River Misa Wanwelle Moch Earl Ct Horace Pumphres East Ave Elmer Stoll Grafton Marjorie Swiers Amherat William Rock Spruce St John Dart Oberlin Doe Sklenar Bath St John Czerneaki Carnegie Pennsylvania Earl Jaffey Lorain Chalmer Davidson R. D George Mansey Broad St Frank Weisheit Ridzevilles

Four-H Livestock Tour Planned by Hvextock Club Members

Four-H Club boys in Hvextock will study hogs sheep and horses on a county livestock tour Monday. The group meets at 10 30 a m and visits Ryerson Brothers farm Brigh ton Berkshire hogs L A Bradford farm Dorset sheep and William J Murray farm Rochester to view Percheron horses. M Bear of Ohio State University will head the tour open to all Four Club members with livestock interests. The date was moved from next Tuesday to avoid a district conservation meeting at Norwalk.

Brighton William J. Murray Rochester M. Bear Ohio State University Hummel Norwalk

Death Record of August B. Mursch of Elyria

August B. Mursch formerly of Abbe road Elyria died Wednesday at his daughter's Townsend township home. He leaves a son Edward H. of East 9th Street Cleveland and two granddaughters Audrey Anne and Marian Buchholz. The body remains in Cleveland with the son. Services at St John Evangelical Church at Ath and Magnet Streets Monday at 2 38 PM with Rev E Kraft officiating. Interment in Shaker Heights Cemetery.

August B. Mursch Abbe Road Elyria Oscar Buchholz Townsend Township Edward H East Sath Cleveland Audrey Anne Marian Buchholz St. John’s Evangelical Chavet Ath Magnet Streets

Grange Seeks 3 1/2 Percent Farm Loans and Reforms

The National Grange Executive Committee sent to Congress a seven point program urging federal farm loans at 3 1/2 percent, land ownership for tenants, soil conservation and crop insurance, rigid rural control, and opposition to court reform and the Pettengill Bill. It also called for American market access and increased funds for vocational education and research. The group claims over 100000 members.

Los Angeles National Grange Congress Roosevelt Supreme Court Grange Bureau of Forestry Department of Agriculture Pettingill

Charges Violation of Firearms Act Involves Steel Firms

The CIO committee asked Treasury Secretary Morgenthau to investigate alleged National Firearms Act violations by Republic Steel Corp and Youngstown Sheet and Tube. Lee Pressman, CIO State Workers organizing committee counsel, said agents of both firms used guns and urged punishment of violators including company heads after consulting Justice Department officials.

Washington U2p Committee For Industrial Organization Today Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morsenthau, Jr Republic Steel Corporation Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company Anton Morgenthau Lee Pressman CIO Stete Workers’ Organizing Committee Pressman Justice Department Treasury

Mountaineer Seeks New Trial in Manslaughter Case

Woodbury Tennessee June 19 Mountaineer John H Davis 65 under sentence of imprisonment for involuntary manslaughter of his plow-pulling wife Jodie said he would seek a new trial. A jury of farmers and a former schoolteacher and carpenter freed Davis of second degree murder but found involuntary manslaughter. His attorney State Senator James M Cummings moved for a new trial. date for arguments was not set.

Woodbury Tenn John H. Davis Jodie Daria James M. Cummings Woodburr Davis Hite Nearlongside Charlie Hensler Z “Bull-Tonsge

Markets Chicago Cash Quotations Chicago Rotter Heere

Market briefs show mixed grain and live stock quotes led by Chicago cash quotations. Prices for potatoes wheat oats and flour are listed with U S Department of Agriculture data and regional variations, detailing stock status and decay in some markets.

Chicago CubAs Ehtelens Loige Leghorn Plymouth Rock Leghorn Roosters U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Totel U.S Washixton Russet Furs Banka California White Rowe North Carolina Sobblers Virgina Enbbters Uo Rt Missariumphs Arkansas 1. S Oklahoma Alabama Texas Lake Tate Eeliz

Bridges pushes inquiry into mail interference by strikers

Senator H Styles Bridges released a letter from O W Reichle Youngstown Ohio mail superintendent claiming picket lines hinder delivery of mail packages containing food and clothing Bridges says the documents reinforce his charge that steel strikers disrupted U S mail delivery The post office inquiry faces moves to narrow or halt its scope with civil liberties advocates poised to oversee the probe and Bridges pledging to resist any effort to suppress it

Washington U.B H. Styles Bridges N. HL U. S O. W. Reichle Youngstown Ohio Bridges Senate Post Office Committee New Hampshire Post Office Department Reichle Robert N. Carson Davenport Iowa Republic Steel Corp Reichie Republic Steel Corporation Allen J. Eliender Post Office Committee Joseph Guffey Ebiender Senate Civil Liberties Committee Robert M. la Follette, Jr Wis Civil Liberties Committee Ellender Guffey

Government official clarifies Shield telegram amid unrest

Earle, not speaking for the president, details that federal action requires a state governor request or legislative session. He notes Pennsylvania Governor has not requested aid, while Ohio’s governor sought action and received it. Johns town is in Pennsylvania.

Earle Shield Pennsylvania Johnstown Ohio

Grape spray guidance for Lorain County vineyards

The county agricultural extension service warns berry moths will hatch within three weeks after bloom and outlines a two spray schedule for June. First spray uses Bordeaux mixture with lead arsenate and fish oil soap. second spray substitutes calcium arsenate. For root beetles and leafhoppers, calcium arsenate or nicotine compounds are advised in July and early July applications to protect foliage.

County Agricultural Extension Service Lorain County

Cardington Woman Dies After Auto Crash

Marion Ohio June 19 Rosella Long 40 wife of Clarence Long a Cardington area farmer died in a hospital two hours after she sustained a fractured skull in an automobile collision. The crash involved a car driven by her son Terry and another operated by James Hull 16 of Cardington.

Marion Rosella Long Clarence Long Cardington

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Ohio Post Columbus Ohio National Guard Younatown O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co National Tube Co Nick Miller Stop Herbert French Reynoldsburg Preston Coon Charles Yeager North Ridge Road Oberlin Avenue Myrtle Melcher Columbus Street Yeager Ridge Hill Memorial Park Louis Siebke Edith May Siebke D. A. Cook Streicker E. Bridge Ethel du Pont Eugene du Pont Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr Franklin D. Roosevelt Christchurch Greenville Del Owl's Nest Miss du Pont Wilmington Esther Wood Professor St Richard Clevenger Ladies’ Aid Ladies’ Aid Society Grace Lutheran Church G. H. Diedrich West Lorain Street Tuttle Pomeroy Dawe Community Garden Club Prentis Gardens Behr Boot Shop Union August E. Mursch Bulletin Toleado Chan iMake Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone ANE
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