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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1935

Page

4

Mrs Elizabeth Peabody Obituary at New Oberlin

Oberlin, Ohio June 21 Mrs Elizabeth Ellen Peabody 65 wife of William Peabody died yesterday at her New Oberlin home after a long illness Born December 14 1869 in Rochester she was a longtime Oberlin resident She was a Vine Rebekah lodge and Carlisle Grange member Survived by husband a daughter and two sons Leota Hackett Clarence and Harvey a sister and two brothers Funeral services Monday 2 90 o'clock at New Oberlin home Rev Whiteman officiating Burial at Camden cemetery in charge of George Sedgeman Burial to be at Camden cemetery.br>

Oberlin Ohio Elizabeth Ellen Peabody William Peabody New Oberlin Rochester Solomon Farnsworth Vine Rebekah Lodge Carlisle Grange Leota Hackett Coprey, O Clarence Aussia Township Harvey Atlanta Georgia Josephine Gardner Salt Lake City Charles Farnsworth Welton Scott Farnsworth

Mrs Almeda Searles Dies At Camden Home

Mrs Almeda Searles aged 80 widow of Frank Searles died yesterday at her Camden home. A funeral service will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock at the Camden residence with arrangements in charge.

Almeda Searles Frank Searles Camden

Automobile Stolen From Columbia Apartments

Teasdate of Columbia Apartments reported to police that his car was stolen about midnight from the rear of the apartments. The license number ZM 236 uw was reported. A rear window was broken at the Seiss pool room in the Masonic Temple building last night in what police believe was an unsuccessful attempt to enter the place. William Damm, proprietor of the restaurant at the rear of the pool room, reported the matter to police.

Teasdate Columbia Masonic Temple William Damm

Lorain Journal Strike Turns Shove Into Headline

On June 21 police were summoned to keep pickets moving at the Lorain Journal plant where Frank J. Marex managing editor was struck in the face by a picket. Lorain unit of the Cleveland Newspaper Guild has been on strike over alleged editor dismissals for over a week.

Lorain Picke Lorain Journal Frank J. Marex Cleveland Newspaper Guild Haya

Fifty-two Children Examined at Ohio Clinic Today

Fifty-two children from 25 communities in Ohio were examined at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. The clinic, held on the first and third Fridays, reported 103 examinations this month across two clinics. Doctors C. H. Heyman and F. A. Lawrence led the evaluations, with AMA recognition for Heyman’s orthopedic work.

Ohio Gates Hospital Frank Hoover C. H. Heyman Cleveland F. A. Lawrence Elyria Heyman American Medical Association Grafton Amherst Birmingham Ashland Crestline Columbia Station Wellington Belleville Medina Greenwich Lorain Bellevue Lodi Creston LaGrange Bucyrus Mansfield Lucas Norwalk Laudenville New London Painesville Fairport Harbor North Dy Elgis

Lutherans Ballot On New President In Cleveland

Delegates at the Missouri Lutheran synod convention resumed balloting for a new president after two votes. Incumbent Dr. Frederick Pfotenhauer led with 253 votes, but short of the majority, as four other candidates shared 260. Dr. J. W. Behnken trailed with 206. Debate also focused on saving Concordia Seminary Springfield and Concordia College Conover from closure due to finances, with opponents urging to keep them open for greater clerical training.

Cleveland Missouri Lardspan Synod Ardent Frederick Pfotenhauer Chicago Pfotenhauer J. W. Behnken Houston Tex Concordia Seminary Springfield Concordia College Conover N. Y

Meeting Postponed for nine Churches of Christ in Lorain County

Rev BE W Allen announced the yearly meeting of nine Churches of Christ in Lorain County and vicinity is postponed from July 28 due to conflicts with events planned by invited churches. The event was to be held at Lorain County Fair Grounds and attract about 2900 attendees from Lorain Cuyahoga Medina and Ashland counties. No new date has been set.

Yearly Meeting Churches of Christ Lora County Viccinity BE. W. Allen Lorain County Fair Grounds Lorain Cuyahoga Medina Ashland Loral Church of Christ Committes

Engineer Succumbs

Lima Quebec June 21 James L Henry 6S formerly an engineer for the Buckeye Pipe Line Co died here yesterday of heart disease.

Wellington Man Is Named Senior Vice Commander

Columbus June 11 Organizations tied to the Grand Army of the Republic held their convention today with officer elections. Earl F. Sattler of Mansfield was chosen commander of the Ohio Department Sons of Union Veterans. Mrs. Clara E. Smith of Columbus became president of the Ohio Department Ladies of the G A R. Mrs. Anne E. Lockyer of Steubenville was reelected president of the Auxiliary to Sons of Veterans. H B Stevick of Wellington was chosen senior vice commander of the Sons of Veterans. Fred Pharis of Vernon was junior vice commander. W G Ryan of Portsmouth was chaplain. W F Schultz of Cincinnati was department counselor. Mrs. Alberts Carruthers of East Liverpool elected senior vice president of Ladies of the G A R. Mrs. Carrie North of Cleveland junior vice president. Mrs. Anna B. Coffman of Washington D C chaplain. Mrs. Agnes Gerrath of Cleveland patriotic instructor. Mrs. Lee Ellenwood of Akron treasurer. Mrs. Cora Riser of Martins Ferry delegate to national convention. Mrs. Blanche Rowell of Frost named vice president of Auxiliary to Sons of Veterans. Mrs. Wharfotta Steckham of Akron treasurer and Mrs. Pearl Galloway of Newark chaplain.

Columbus. C Grand Army of the Republic Earl F. Sattler Mansfield Ohio Sons of Union Veterans Clara E. Smith Columbus Ohio Department Anne E. Lockyer Steubenville Sons of Veterans H. B. Stevick Wellington Cohcesen Fred Pharis Vernon W. G. Ryan Portsmouth W. F. Schultz Cincinnati Alberts Carruthers East Liverpool Ladies of Carrie North Cleveland Anna B. Coffman Washington D. H Agnes Gerrath Lee Ellenwood Akron Cora Riser Martins Ferri Blanche Rowell Frost Auxiliary of Sons of Veterans Wharfotta Steckham Pearl Galloway Newark

Giant Whale Exhibition Arrives at East River Depot

Eureka Whaling Co announces a giant whale exhibition in Ely to be shown for three days starting Monday June 24. The whale will travel in a large railroad car and be parked at the New York Central freight depot at East River and Buckeye streets.

Ely Eureka Whaling Co New York Cental East River Buckere Streets

Court House News Reports Stolen Bicycle and Local Suits

Harry Wasserman reported his bicycle was stolen from in front of his father's store at 332 Broad Street. The Depositons Mortgage Loan Co filed suit against Russell F. Sears et al for 2182 dollars on a promissory note. Foreclosure of Elyria property is asked. Hazel Coffin of Wellington filed suit for alimony from Paul F. Coffin of Wellington on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. They were married in 1923 and have two children.

Harry Wasserman Broad Street Depositons’ Mortgage Loan Company Russell F. Sears Et al Elyria Hazel Coffin Wellington Paul F. Coffin

Verdict For Paul Nichols In Personal Injury Suit

Jurors in Judge D A Cook’s court yesterday returned a verdict in favor of Paul Nichols of La Grange, defendant in a suit for $10,000 personal injuries alleged by William Stephen, 20, when a motorcycle on which Stephen and Amos Squire were riding collided with the defendant’s car on the Penfield La Grange road the night of November 12, 1933. It was alleged that the defendant backed his car out of a driveway into the path of the motorcycle. Both riders were seriously injured, with Squire losing his right leg.

Cook Paul Nichols la Grange Willam Stephen Penfield-La- Grange Stephen Amos Saquire Squire

Death Record Mrs Katherine Sommers Little in Cleveland

Mrs Katherine Sommers Little died from injuries in a car crash last Saturday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. She was born in Cleveland in 1904 and lived in Norwalk and Elyria before moving to Elyna and Cleveland. Funeral from St Pauls at 9 a.m. Monday. body at Laibie and Brady Funeral Home.

Katherine Sommers Little East Eighty-second Street Cleveland Elyria Memorial Little Norwalk Elyna St. Paul's Catholic Church Laibie and Brady Funeral Home

Chinch Bug Barrier Demonstration Planned For Eaton Twp Monday

The chinch bug barrier demonstration moves to Monday evening at Louis Grills Farm in Eaton Township. County extension agent Cr. Hummel reports the event as part of a countywide series this week showcasing a new escuch barrier for chinch bug control. Earlier demonstrations occurred at J. H. Miller Farm Brownhelm and FE Sharp Farm Camden, with another set for Stanley Hoskin Farm tonight.

Louis Grills Eaton Township Cr. Hummel J. H. Miller Brownhelm Township

New District Manager Named for State Auto Mutual Forsurance

E and Alexander appointed district manager for State Automotive Mutual Forsurance Company with Elyria HQ. Alexander transfers from Cadiz to Elyria and will operate from 30 Century Block office.

E & Alexander State Automotive Mutual Forsurance Company Elyria Alexander Cadiz Century Block

Booth Heads Lorain County Young Men's Club

Howard Booth of Lorain was named president of the Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club by the executive committee to succeed Charles Powell who recently resigned. Booth had been vice president and Harry Peters of Elyria will become vice president. The appointments were announced at a clubhouse barbecue for 25 members at Finwood cabin. Dr Emerich of Lorain gave the principal talk.

Howard Booth Lorain Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club Charles Powell Elyria Booth Harry Peters Finwood Cabin Emerich

Fruit Tour And Show Discussed By County Fruit Committee

Lorain County fruit committee discussed a possible four summer fruit tour and a fall fruit show, delaying decisions until county prospects are clearer. Members urged attendance at the Ohio State Horticultural Society tour in Sandusky next Friday, starting 9:20 am at Highland Cherry Farm Route 20 near Bellevue.

Lorain Highland Cherry Farm Bellevue Silber Fleece Cneny W. W. Wilder C. L. Felshaw Clyde Gheorge Wenger Hiram Burkholder George Taylor and Son Ben H. Davis

Dunn Elected Vice President of Group

Cecar G Dunn of Elyria was elected vice president of the North Central Commission of Ohio at a Medina County meeting held at Bunker Hill Golf Club. Attendance included Commissioners James E. Davidson and Harry L Shaw and County Surveyor J W Warden, with Hariman elected president and R E House as rotary treasurer. The association invites commissioners, surveyors, and auditors from eight local counties. The next gathering will be at Wooster Country Club in Warne County, date not set.

Cecar G Dunn Elyria North Central Commisioners Jargon Ohio Cvtation Bunker Hill Golf Club Medina County Dunn James E. Davidson Harry L Shaw J. W. Warden Vert Wooster Warne County

Injured in Collision In Wellington Auto Crash

Fred Sage of 120 Barker Street Wellington and two men identified as Moore from Sullivan were injured in an automobile collision according to the brief report.

Fred Sage Barker Street Wellington Moore Sullivan

Cleveland market report with mixed farm commodity prices

Markets show butter and eggs steady with marginal gains and weak poultry demand. Cattle receipts steady with good to choice steers 1250 pounds and up around 11.50 to 12.50 per hundredweight, calves weak, hog prices firm, lambs mixed, and tas with several price ranges across beef, pork, and poultry categories.

Cleveland Och & Tbs Ltr North Caroliaa Cobblers California Fae Choice Tao

Roosevelt tax plan debate in senate and house

Long's stare curd wealth program is reviewed as Roosevelt proposes a heavy tax plan to diffuse riches. Speaker Burns supports the Roosevelt approach while opposition cites objections to passing fortunes to generations. The column argues for death duties to curb vast private accumulations.

Long Senate Roosevelt Joseph W Burns

Treatment by Dr William Klann at Wellington

Fragmentary text notes men in Wellington receiving treatment by Dr William Klann. Limited readable details mention medical care and location with no dates or outcomes.

William Klann Wellington

Shipping Board Defense on Leviathan Deal and Air Accident Claim

Mitchell charges a gift of 1,720,000 to TU 5 Lines Co for laying up the Leviathan. Roper says the ship was unseaworthy and contrasts related records. John Craig Peacock to explain later. Roper defends the Bureau of Air Commerce against blame for the recent fatal plane crash involving Senator Cute ring.

Mitchell Shipping Board TU. 5. Lines Company Roper John Craig Peacock Shipping Board Bureau Sen. Cutering Bureau of Air Commerce Department of Commerce

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Esther Alflen East Lorain St Louis Bliss N. Pleasant George Sedgeman Camden Cemetery Methodist Service Guild Morgan Cottage Vermilion-on-the-Lake Robert H. Trufant Oberlin College Uniiverssty of Colorado Oberlin Grange Hall Aus Fuss L H Trufant Rober iMericn Orr Mexree George Hat Alton Eden B. Hateh W. H. Geeseman Youngstown C. R. Summers Hollywood Street Summers Geeseman Elytia Elsis Summ Po Yagter Portchaca Riverside Gardens W. River Carlisle Inn Rocco Trombetta Ware J.W. Lewis & CO Acme White Lead and Color Works The O’donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co Court Street John Dunn Saxi Brenner Thrift Shoe Mrs Balduauf Anna Baldaut Avon Holy Trinity Church Worth Trinity Cemetery Charles Meek Joseph Horwedel New Dist Republican Club Lorain County Fish and Game Association Bat Furniture Elyria Hardware Tage 1 India Opp. Post ORY Pharis Nat Pharis Tire and Rubber Company City Tire House East Ave Opp N. Y. C. Depof
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