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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1934

Page

8

Podjeray in Turverson case continues police questioning

Vienna reports Ivan Poderjay, tied to the disappearance of Miss Agnes Turverson, remained under police questioning amid contradictory statements. Investigations tested for blood on a green trunk tied to Turverson, while Poderjay faces bigamy and passport irregularities charges. Mile. Margaret Ferrand, his London spouse, stood firm under questioning as she sought release despite facing preliminary court action.

Vienna Ivan Poderjay Internetionat Ander Agnes Turverson New York Detroit Tufverson London Poder Miss Tufverson India United States Mile Margaret Ferrand Poderjay

Slightly Hurt In Auto Crash on Chestnut Street

A truck driven by Fred Ketchum and owned by William Pickard of Sugar Ridge Road collided with a car driven by C. M. Bradshaw of 217 Chestnut Street yesterday afternoon on Chestnut Street. Pickard was thrown from the truck with minor cuts. Bradshaw’s car was slightly damaged. Police report Ketchum will pay. A second incident: a truck backed into EB. D. Neilson’s car on Court Street. driver did not stop. Joe Gottlieb later claimed truck belonged to him and agreed to pay for Neilson’s damage.

Fred Ketchum William Pickard Sugar Ridge Road C. M. Bradshaw Chestnut Street Pickard Ketchum Bradshaw EB. D. Neilson Dennison Avenue Court Street Joe Gottlieb Neilson

Injunction Sought Over County Road Surface Contract

Taxpayer S A Horvite asks a court to enjoin the $30,000 road surface treatment contract let by County Surveyor J W Warden to Elyria contractor H J Hart for about 60 miles of county roads. Prosecutor Frank Stevens weighs action, Horvite threatens suit if he declines. Warden says bids limited to known surface treating contractors were legal to serve public interests. County commissioners authorized the surveyor to contract for the work as in past years.

J. W. Warden H. J. Hart Elyria S. A. Horvite Frank ¥. Stevens Stevens Horvitz Highways Construction Company Warden Board of County Commissioners

Baby's body found in trunk at Brighton station

London dispatch reports the trunk murder case at Brighton where a baby’s body was discovered. Sir Bernard Spilsbury assists in reconstructing a woman’s torso found Sunday as Scotland Yard seeks the identity of a missing woman aged 18 to 35 and traces a possible link to a Vienna bigamy case involving Ivan Poledjay.

London Brighton Bernard Spilsbury Ivan Poledjay Vienna Agnes Turverson Scotland Yard United Kingdom

Urges Missions For City Slums

The United Presbyterian Church committee on Home Missions urged the General Assembly to establish five new city missions each year for five years focusing on slum outreach. It backed broader home missions against the magazine Christian Century’s abolition stance and noted a Pre-Assembly Conference with A. J. Randiles and Rev. John Timothy Stone. assembly opens tonight.

Oxford Committee On Home Missions United Presbyterian Church Today General Assembly Christian Century Interdenominational Church Magazine A. J. Randiles Board of Administration The United Presbyterian Church John Timothy Stone Presbyterian Theological Seminary Chicago

Hutchins Sees Future College at Oberlin Talk

Robert Maynard Hutchins, president of the University of Chicago, spoke at Oberlin College's first annual commencement. He urged balancing tradition with future needs, stressing character formation, teaching quality, and a nonprofessional approach to education while proposing program changes and the possible phasing out of the bachelor’s degree in favor of a two-year sophomore finish and a master’s program.

Oberlin Ohio Robert Maynard Hutchins University of Chicago Oberlin College College of Liberal Arts Tf Oberlin

Death Record of Marjorie West in Garretsville

Marjorie West six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey West formerly of 260 Oxford Avenue Elyria died Tuesday morning at home in Garretsville Ohio of meningitis Funeral services set for Thursday at 2:00 PM at Bolshevism as a culture note.

Marjorie Harvey West Oxford Avenue Elyria Garretsville Ohio

Thanked Elyria Police for Help in Brother's Disappearance

Marguerite Kran yak sent a letter of thanks to Chief E. J. Stankard and Elyria police for aiding in finding her brother George who vanished from home on May 6 and was later found in Alexandria Louisiana. The note dated June 8 arrived after the chief left on vacation and was opened on his return. Poland's railways are all owned by the Government.

E. J. Stankard Elyria

County chauffeurs registrars names revealed in Lorain

Contemplating a heavy registration drive next month Motor official Reg Frank West announced 227 deputy license registrars have been appointed to examine chauffeurs. A recent attorney general ruling defines chauffeurs as anyone hired mainly to operate motor vehicles. Registration in Lorain County can be made with Alman Gehl Elyria Auto Club F J Racey Lorain Auto Club J N Stowe Oberlin Ruin Club Anna Beck Deputy Registrar Oberlin and L V Banning Deputy Registrar Wellington.

Elyria Auto Club F. J. Racey Lorain

Gollmar Added to Elyria NRA Compliance Board List

W F Gollmar was inadvertently omitted from the Elyria NRA Compliance Board member list published Monday. Gollmar served on the board alongside Artemas Beebe Charles Crehore L C Colson Mrs Charles Ensign Mrs Caryl Wood and J W Dilgren.

Gollmar W. F. Gollmar Elyria Nra Artemas Beebe Charles Crehore L. C. Colson Charles Ensign Caryl Wood J. W. Dilgren

Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Elyria area

A series of quitclaim and transfer deeds recorded for Lorain and nearby areas. Names include Adolph and Cornelius Kohlmver, Wohlmver, Tayer, Lee, McQueen, Hollingsworth, Blark, Fritz Butz, Wright, Youngeberg, Rogers Motors, Spiegelberg, Cartwrights, Mitro, Peabody, Gordon, Baskin, and others. Properties span Sheffield Land Company additions, Lakeside Allotment, Pasadena Park Allotment, Brownhele Townenip area, Broadview Allotment, John Stangs addition, Langs addition, and Wallace Jones Roots in Lorain and Oberlin vicinity.

Adolph Kohlmver Cornelius Kohlmver Sheffield Land Company Lorain Adolph Wohlmver Ield Land Company Lakeside Lakeside Avenue B. Tayer Clare M. Lee Elvira T. Lee Pasadena Park Frederick B. McQueen Samuel Hollingsworth Aobie Hollingsworth Brownhele Townenip Big Black Gladys Blark Fritz Butz Sumner Street Elyria Warren E. Wright Plovence E. Wrient Brarnen City of Elyna Woodland Avenue Albert H. Youngeberg Esthat Youngeberg Glen Rogers Motors, Inc Taylor-Duffey-Ward Company Broadview William Spiegelberg Sidney Neri Cartwright Mary Gertrude Cartwright John Stang City of 22Nd St Andrew Mitro Julia Mitro Mirs Elise A. Peabody Charles Albert McDale Lang Ykee Oberlin Orchard Street Roy E. Gordon Hazel Gordon Anna Baskin Wallace, Jones and Roots Black River Township Nth Street

Two Californians Marry At First Church Here

Lucile Elma Sommerfield of Alta Loma and Arthur Gustav Rempel of Pasadena united in marriage at the First Church parsonage just after earning B A degrees from Oberlin College. Dr James A Richards conducted the ceremony with Mrs Lynds Jones and Derrick Rempel present. A breakfast followed at the Jones home before the couple began a motor trip to Berkeley California where Rempel will pursue a UC fellowship in natural science for the coming year.

Lucile Elma Sommerfield Alta Loma Calif Arthur Gustav Rempel Pasadena Oberlin College James A. Richards Lynds Jones West College Street Derrick Rempel Canton Berkeley California Rempel University of California

Oberlin Summer Band to Open Series on Saturday

The Oberlin Summer Band will present first concert Saturday evening June 23 at 7 45 on the Oberlin campus Emil A Holz will conduct for the third year The Oberlin Business Men's Club sponsors the series with programs featuring many novel numbers and selections

Oberlin Emil A. Holz Ober- Jin’ Business Men's Club

Social notes of Oberlin residents depart for summer plans

Mrs J C Sharer and Miss Margaret Martin leave for Kent State College for summer classes. Prof and Mrs Maurice Kessler head to Valashavel Maine for the season. Professor and Mrs Axel Skjerne and daughter Ingeborg travel to New York en route to Denmark for summer. Mrs J A McGrann takes Sunday school class to the lake for bathing and a picnic. Mrs Fannie Drummond sails to Zanesville for a W C T U Young Peoples Branch convention. George Armacost and wife return to Kane Pa after visiting East College Street. Mrs W D Cairns sails from New York to England to join Mr Cairns, returning to Oberlin in August. George Jackson family and friends stay at a Ruggles Beach cottage. Dr Hoyt Hopkins arrives from New York to spend the summer with his mother. Miss Marjorie Phillips returns from Youngstown to Oberin for the summer.

J. C. Sharer Margaret Martin Kent Kent State College Maurice Kessler Reamer Place Valashavel Maine Axel Skjerne Ingeborg New York Denmark J. A. McGrann Methodist Church England Cairns Oberlin George Jackson Wendolyn Amy Ingraham Candace McMullen Ruggles Beach Hoyt Hopkins

West Ridge Class Reunion and Borough Briefs

West Ridge attendees at Mrs. Williams class reunion held at Hotel England Wellington included Mr. and Mrs. C N Williams and grandson Robert Renouard. Grange gathering in Medina County featured Edna Betty on stage. Local visits, dinners, and calls among Elyria Oberlin Vermilion and Cleveland residents are noted along with a state lotteries historical glimpse from Union College. The section closes with a remark that the male birth rate rises in times of war.

C. N. Williams Robert Renouard J. H. Penfound Edna Lotiman Obertin Road Sherman Mason Jean Wagner Betty Miller West Ridge Nettie Eldred Frank Murray Ridge Pomona Baird Julie “Art Elyria H. Hart Clifford Hart Jane Betty Cleveland Sunder de Witt Weaver New London Hart Matilda Damage Charles Schaible Henry Boran Marjorie Simms Homer Austin Lakewood Rollin Hobill Brown J. H. Brumby Kipton Anna Cox Loig Eldred Erwin Bachman Sunnyside Road Vermilion I. F. Eldred Vermilion On Lake

Markets Cleveland Produce Butter And Egg Prices Mixed

Market steady for butter and eggs with varying receipts and quality. Poultry show small price diversity across breeds and weights. cattle and calves steady with mixed weights and prices. sheep and lambs around seven hundred head noted with uncertain details.

Cleveland Chicago United States Department of Agriculture United States Idaho Triumphs Mississippi Cnbblers Ghiahama North Carolina

Court Actions and Legal Disputes Across Lorain County

Sophia E. Tite sues Frank Reisinger et al for 22345 on promissory notes and seeks foreclosure in Russia township. David R. Tucker sues Lena Tucker for divorce on gross neglect and cruelty. they married in 1919. Mary M. Welch seeks divorce from L. A. Welch on cruelty and neglect. married in 1929. Tony Garbe of Cleveland fined for operating a truck without proper PUC markings after pleading guilty. J. Gove PFPU investigator silent on one charge. Citizens Home and Savings Association sues Anton Ule et al for 4919 on a promissory note. foreclosure of a Lorain mortgage requested. Steve Trelia of Lorain fined 100 for unlawful sale of liquor. judge waived jury. Olive V. Baden granted divorce to William Baden for gross neglect. Elizabeth F. Varcoe granted divorce from William Varcoe for gross neglect. Market report includes lambs, hogs, and various commodity prices.

Sophia E. Tite Frank Reisinger David R. Tucker Elyria Lena Tucker Gables, Mich Tony Garbe Cleveland Public Utilities Commission Joseph Petro J. Gove PF U. C Citizens Home and Savings Association Antone Ule Et al Lorain

Detroit Bank Probe Opened By Grand Jury

A federal grand jury in Detroit began investigations into the February 1983 collapse of two Detroit national banks and the broader federal financing crisis. Indictments of bankers were deemed possible as special assistant attorney general Guy Bard guides a 16 jurors over weeks of hearings. Witnesses include former bank officers and a federal receiver. the probe may cover parent companies Guardian National Bank of Commerce and Detroit Bankers Co. and related groups. The panel will decide whether to indict, not conduct a trial.

Detroit Guy K. Bard Washington First National Bank C. O. Thomas Guardian National Bank of Commerce Detroit Bankers Co fruard‘jan-Detroit Union Group, Inc Bard

Also Mentioned on This Page

U. S Ivan Ferrand M-E-S Tool, Dicmakers Wurst Hall R. J. Schmidt J. A. Mannes Machinists Educational Society of America Hutchins Future College Marjorie West Japan Germany Logal Police Poland Teddy” Roosevelt Rough Riders Teddy Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Navy T. BR United States Volunteer Cavalry Roosevelt San Juan Hill Santiago North Pleasant Street Esther Alfsen Louis Bliss Pleasant St Westridge Schenectady N. Y Union College New York State Columbia University Hamilton College Asbury Codman Hislop Columbia Mary M. Welch L. A. Welch Steve Trelia Hquer W. B. Thompson Olive V. Baden William Baden W. Thompson Elizabeth F. Varcoe William Varcoe Common Pleas Court Farey Jdc GHAIX Sheets Elevator Co Fairyeile Milling Co Grand Jury Travelers Insurance Co H.R. Rorick H. R. Rorick M. H. Crowder Elyria Savings & Trust Wall PA O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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