Woman Known By Some Elyrians Is Murder Victim
Mrs Harriet Golistein, 18, widow of a former steel plant official, was found stabbed to death in her Johnstown home on Yoder Street Hamilton Terrace. Her daughter found the body. A confession was obtained from 20 year old Jacob Gable who said he killed her because she knew of a theft he had committed.
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Elyriang
Cambria County
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Harriet Golistein
Miss Hamilton
Yoder Street
Hamilton Terrace
Jacob Gable
Water bill payment reminders extended with evening hours
Service Director Fred Vederhill reports a rising tardiness in water bill payments. The department will stay open in the evenings on the last three days of each month to help customers. Southern district due on the 10th, east side on the 20th, west side on the 30th. if a holiday or Sunday, the next business day applies. Evening hours 6:30 to closing supplement 8 am to 5 pm at City Hall.
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Fred Vederhill
Water Department
West Side
City Hall
Control Of Insects To Be Discussed At Avon Meeting
A meeting at Avon School at 7 p m will cover control of vegetable diseases and insects. Organized by the Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, it is open to all farmers. Dean Bliss aided the planning, with C S Hummel, the county agricultural extension agent, discussing Centro methods and other latest developments.
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Avon School
At & P
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Farm Bureauu
Merritt Powell
County Bureau
Dean Bliss
Avon
C. S. Hummel
Centro
Helen Morgan Wins Divorce
Helen Morgan, famed pianist and torch singer, obtained a divorce by proxy from Maurice Maschke Jr., Cleveland attorney, with Morgan in New York and Maschke in Cleveland. The action contends he worked only one month during the marriage, costing Miss Morgan $5,000, and that she advanced him $5,900 to enter a New York company.
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Los Angeles
Helen Morgan
Maurice Maschke, Jr
Cleveland
Miss Morgan
New York
Maschke
Thomas L. Ambrose
Misa Morgan
Hahn Funeral To Be Held Saturday
Funeral services for Charles Hahn, prominent local resident and farmer, will be held Saturday at 2 PM at the Hahn home and at the German Evangelical church in Amherst, officiated by Rev. Birk. He was found dead of heart failure yesterday morning. Interment in the family plot at Brosvheim Cemetery. Flowers omitted per family request. Burial arrangements handled by Zilch Funeral Home, Amt.
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Charles Hahn
Loratn Beaker
Lake Resd Fem
Hahn
Lake Road
Ask Fay
Birkie
German Evangelical Church
Amherst
Calien
Bros Vheim
Zilch
Amt
Bana B. Chase
Dana Bo Chase
Chestnut Street
Melaware
Oboe
Elyria
Ohto Fuel Gas. Company
Mas Chase
Charlotte
Harrs FP
Mt Vernon
Olin
S. F
Metrapolis
Mary Clements
Johnstown
Ohio
Charles Appleton
Mt. Vernon
Janie C. Sanderson
Maria S. Chase
Warren
Nichols Funeral
Mui Yer
O'Bryan
Bloomfield Cemetery
Anna Baldauf
Frank Baldauf
East Avon
North Ridgeville
Holy Trinity Church
The
Altar Society
St. Monica's Cuil
Frank
Albert Krase
Belphlore
Marcella
Walter
Nearbert
Arthur
Harold
Charles
Snow Toad
Avon
Cornelius Mohr
Cleveland
David Lansing
Oberlin
John Conrad
Andy
Bittner
Arth
Trinity Cemetery
June Tor
John Karnath
Germany
Dewey Road
Katherine
Helen Karnath Hay
Henry Wirsham
John Flags
Margaret Rolling
Drma
Cincinnati
Verona
Notre Dame
Indiana
Delvieth
George
Tony
Melvin Slack
St. Joseph's Church
Father Histhen
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Elyrian veterans lead parade at Ohio G A R encampment
In Columbus, Ohio, the 69th annual Ohio Department Grand Army of the Republic encampment closes with a parade led by Elyria veteran John Kaley and Charles J. McDargh at the head, while others rode in an automobile caravan. Notables include Mareh ing with Commander McTiarsh Mrs. Winmie LaRovne and retired leaders from the Women’s Relief Corps.
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Columbus
Sherman
Grant
Lee
Appotomanx
Ohio Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
John Kaley
Elyria
Charles J. Mc
Sons of Union Veterans
Berea Savings suit seeks foreclosure on Ridgerine property
In And About The Court House notes Berea Savings and Long Company sued Ch J VanLuit and others for 6775 pounds on a promissory note. Foreclosure of Ridgerine Beat property is requested. Two divorce cases were dismissed in common pleas court with actions against Mary Holtzman and Elizabeth Emre against Paul Emre.
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Berea Savings and Long Company
Ch J. VanLuit
Es Mary Holtzman
Charles _Holtzman
Elizabeth Emre
Paul Emre
Local Association Wins Banner at Norwalk District Meeting
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association captured permanent possession of the district banner by winning its third attendance contest. Nineteen members attended, with topics including rural electrification and cooperative financing advocated by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. Morning round table covered electrification. afternoon talks featured Perry L. Green and H. W. Smoots. District 4 counties Lorain Huron Iroquois Cuyahoga represented at the Huron County Fair Grounds pavilion.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
District Farm Bureau
District Arm Bureau
Norwalk
Lorain County Bureau
Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
State Farm Bureau
Perry L. Green
H. W. Smoots
Huron
Huron County Fair Grounds
Nuit Bridge Club Tells Meeting Details
Nuit Bridge Club reports hostess Arthur Davis at 2902 Middle River. Absence of president and member led to omitted bridge segment. After an evening of fun a light repast was served by the hostess. The next meeting is Tuesday evening June 24 at Mae Meredyths home 245 Oberlin Road.
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Arthur Davis
Middle Gverace
Nav
Clini
Mae Meredyth
Oberlin Road
Local Youth Arrested After Alleged Public Disturbance
A fourteen year old identified as Traysterka was charged yesterday after an incident at Lakeview Park. Police say the youth resisted officers and caused a disturbance. The case was referred to the juvenile bureau for review.
End to Issuance of Tax Exempt Securities Hinted
Washington June 20 administration officials proposed a constitutional amendment to ban all future tax exempt securities for federal state and municipal bodies. Roosevelt urged a second amendment to end tax free issues backing government bonds and corporate securities would bear income tax, with billions in new taxes expected from such a shift.
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Washington
o-Administration
Roosevelt
Congress
Sne Statog Ogden
Ami Politvsi
Incagie
Oey
Internal Revenue Bureau
Landayers
Vtech
Oppose Closing Of Lutheran Schools At Convention
Cleveland June meeting of Lutheran delegates debated keeping Lutheran schools open and co ed to raise funds via tuition. The convention also considered officer ballots, appeals from committee decisions, and applications for reception of new congregations and clergymen.
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Cleveland. Q
Cetheran
Mische Lutheran Staun
Conver
Chary Im Sarina College
Portland
Ore
Concordia College of Conover
St. Paul's College of
Garden hose stolen from residence on Middle Avenue
A. J. Boor reported to police that his five foot garden hose was stolen from the side of his house on Middle Avenue. The incident was reported yesterday and authorities are investigating the theft.
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A. J. Boor
Middle Avenue
Three Indicted In Kidnapping Case in Tacoma
Federal grand jury returns indictments naming Margaret Waley age 9? and Harmon Metz Waler as principals in the kidnapping of Tacoma timber heir George Wererhaeuser. The case centers on the wife renting the Spokane house where the boy was confined and coordinating ransom payments while denying direct participation in the abduction. The indictments challenge earlier beliefs about involved parties and suggest conspiracy elements.
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Tacoma
Wash
Margaret Waley
Ayeo
John Phain Weyerhaeuser
Grand Moyne
Mais
Canspiracy
Classes Begin At High School For Summer Term
A notice from Oberlin Ohio states classes start at 8 am in the high school buildings on Sixth Street. Enrollment is open for both grade school and high school students. Students should report for the first session Monday or report at 10 am for scheduling. Courses likely include English, history, and American history with other subjects possible if enough students enroll.
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Srade
Mgh
Sixth Sur
Tsarher
Severs
Oberlin hires new faculty members for upcoming year
Oberlin Ohio June 29 Several new appointments to the college faculty were made by the board of trustees. Dr Frederick W Kaufman will fill the German vacancy left by Professor Danton. Dr Kaufmann, a German native, came to the U S in 1924. Klesnger from Williams College was named associate professor of Classical. MoA Jamerson and Roy Gen were appointed instructors in gas education. Prof CW Savage retires this year. Harvey of Dartmouth James joins Oberlin as visiting professor of sociology. Miss Ler a B Curtie will place Erma McIntimier in physical education. Dr Bradshaw Weenmen from Cleveland Clinic and Miss Cathaume El Kehne named graduate assistants in zoology.
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Ohio
Board of
Justees
Frederick W. Kaufman
Danton
Kaufmann
Germany
Univers
Elm
Smith
Calies Klesnger
Wilams College
Dean Cole
Jamerson
Roy Qen
Savage
Harvey
Dartmouth
James
Vise
Eng
Sociniog
Ah-Erren Eer
Lera
Curtie
Curtie Wiilieplare
Erma McJntimier
Department of Physical Education
Quaren
Drift- Wey Pon
Faleenre
Roh Hoecker
Collese Phurian
Bradshaw
Cornet
Resean
Women's Federation Meet in Cincinnati Next Week
The Ohio Federation of Colored Women's Childs will convene in Cincinnati from Sunday, June 23, to Wednesday, June 26. Mrs Margaret E. Barnes of Oberon serves as president and presides. Speakers include Miss Shirley Graham, composer of the opera Tom-Tom, among others.
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Ohio Federation of Colored Women’s Childs
Cincinnati
Margaret FE. Barnes
Oberon
Misa Shirley Graham
Am Renaissance topic governs college speech by Mrs Barnes
Mrs Barnes speaks on an Am Renaissance in her first term ending June 25. She has drawn enthusiastic support for a second term from women statewide, as the statement closes.
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Ner
Meeting Postponed By Absent Councilmen On Fishing Trip
Council meeting delayed due to several councilmen away on a fishing trip to Sandusky Bay. Briefs note residents visiting or spending time away, with several families planning summers in Maine New York Massachusetts Paris and Vinal Haven.
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Sandusky Bay Rest
Improvements At Cascade Park Authorized
Cascade Park improvements approved under Lorain County FERA Works Division include four concrete shuttleboard alleys and repairs to courts and base hall field. The $1 008 project, led by R B Carson, begins soon as official confirmation arrives.
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Ait Cascade Park
Lora County
Fera Works Division
Elyrians
Frank Wilford
Elyria City Park
Lorain County
Columbia Township
R. BK. Carson
FERA
Stolen car wreck injures youth in Balva division
Police report a car stolen around 2 PM last evening near Capt. RW Amore of the Balva division. Within two hours a wreck occurred. one youth was taken to Berea hospital with head injuries while the other fled the scene.
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Punnhrenr
Elviia
Amore
Ponce
Health camp aids 38 thousand in county effort
The Number Six camp details a program for 38 040 dollars, with 8009 funded by the Federal Emergency Relief Administration and the rest by the county and Lorain County Public Health Association. Hindman, executive secretary, notes that county sanatorium care would cost 7 855 for 12 weeks. Vermilion’s last year FERA project housed 89 children for six weeks, gaining about 400 pounds. The current camp doubles the period to seek lasting benefits, with fewer children due to costs. Children come from nearly every county area.
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Lorain County Public Health Association
Hindman
FERA
Parade Honors Local Indge Bands At Elyria Event
NUMBER SEVEN Continued from Page 1. A drum major led the band in a colorful uniform as hundreds of marchers followed in collars indicating their Indge affiliation. Two automobile floats ended the parade, one for a Cleveland Indge and another for the Indges of Wooster and Apple Creek in Wayne County, with visiting and local Rebekah lodge members riding behind. The Children’s Home arrived in Elyria at noon and serenaded the Chronicle Telegram office in the afternoon. J. F Miller, superintendent, and Forrest Winters, director, accompanied the Wayner.
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Cleveland
Wooster
Apple Creek
Wayne County
Rebekah Lodge
Children's Home Hand
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
J. F Miller
Forrest Winters
Wayerr
Taxation Plank Aims High And Corporate Overhaul
Number One outlines a tax program with inheritance and gift taxes on large sums to fund debt reduction, and limits on top individual net incomes. It proposes a graduated corporate tax from 2 4 to 16 3 4 percent, replacing 13 3 4 percent, plus a bid to simplify corporate structures by ending holding companies and a constitutional amendment to strip tax exemptions from all government securities.
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Nonserelt
Larceny Charges Lead To Plenty Of Trouble
Petit larceny charges against Sophia Moreno and Joseph Mendoza from Lorain led to serious legal complications. Indicted after a dress theft in Oberlin, they faced renewed court actions, a contested jury trial, and a $1,900 bond as authorities sought resolutions while they remained in jail awaiting further proceedings.
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Lorain
Joseph Mendoza
Pearl Avenue
Mendeza
Mrs. Moreno
Oberlin
Cobb
Common Pleas
Gerald Naw
Teforming
Rial
Dudza Guy B. Fiedler
Gury Tral
Ore
Rotary Convention Draws Fifth Ohio Legion at Pool Dedication
The Fifth Ohio District of the American Legion will be represented at the dedication of a new infantile paralysis pool at Gates Hospital in Elyria on August 3 and 4 as part of the Rotary International Convention in Mexico City coverage. The pool, 15 by 11 feet, three and a half to four and a half feet deep, cost about 34 500 and will aid hydrotherapy for patient recovery. Funds came from Crippled Children Seals sales, Birthday Ball profits, and private gifts, with invitations issued by the Elyria Memorial Hospital Company and the International Society for Crippled Children.
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Rotary International
Mexico City
Legion
Ohio
American Legion
Elvria
Parm
Tn F
Ab Ot
Elsria Memorial Hospital Company
Gates Hospital
Internationsl Society For Crippled Children
Elyria
One Defeat for Administration in Pension Debate
The administration faced defeat on a lone major amendment in the pension bill battle. Senator Bennett Clark’s proposal to bar private pension plans from the act’s reach passed 41 to 5, despite Senator Harrison’s objections. Conference aims to remove the clause as leaders push.
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Son. Bennett C Clark
Tor Harrison
Miss
Senate
Thomas P. Gore
Okla
Gore
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Deputy Sheriff Claude Adams Photos for Identification Work
Deputy Sheriff Claude Adams photographed two suspects and produced prints as part of the sheriff's department identification efforts.
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Claude Adams
Sheriff's Department
Death notices and obituaries excerpt from Elyria region
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Amherst Elyria and surrounding areas. Details include names ages birthplaces and residences dates of death and burial plans. Individuals named include Dana B. Chase Anna Baldauf John Karnath and family members with listed relatives and affiliated churches and cemeteries. The notes also mention local funeral homes and service times.
Senators Show Hostility Toward Ousted Secretary
Washington June 29 Senate commerce committee witnesses attacked ousted Assistant Secretary Ephing Witelli amid claims that President Roosevelt opposed Cone’s job or salary disruption. Mitchell said he filed 23 charges provoking Cone and Barnett resignations while editors clashed over testimony as Fletcher defended Cone and Copeland pressed for facts.
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Washington
Ewing Y. Witelli
Commerts
Senate Commerce Committee
Roosevelt
Admiral Hutch & Cone
T. & Slapping Board
Cone
Mitchell
Commerce Department
J. W. Barnett
Duncan A. Fletcher
D. Fla
Royal S. Copeland
N. Y
Saiting
Sen
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Ohio State Costs Lead Other Universities in State
The governor cites 1524 figures showing Ohio State's enrollment at 19 992 versus 6 842 at other universities. He notes per capita education cost at Ohio State is 285 dollars yearly, compared with 217 dollars in the other four state universities, a 68 dollar higher annual cost and 31 percent more.
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Recree
Miami
Bowling Green
Kent State
Ohio State
United States faces housing shortfall of 750000 homes
The nation requires 750000 additional housing units beyond current stock to meet typical demand. Builders and policymakers confront a persistent gap, influencing affordability and urban planning as housing needs outpace supply.
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United States
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