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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1937

Page

3

Legal Advertising Notice of Will Contest and Probate Actions

Edna B Russell Elisabeth R Rehmidt George M Schmidt Muth Schmidt and George Schmidt a minor residents of Pittsburgh allegheny county are named in a 1937 case in Lorain County Ohio seeking to set aside a supposed will of Anna Osterling deceased. Respondents must answer by August 7 1937. Also probate hearings July 1 1937 on inventories and debts for multiple estates with executors administrators and next of kin listed. Sheriff sales of Lorain County real estate scheduled for July 7 and July 24 1937 with parcels in Elyria and surrounding areas offered for cash, subject to minimum bids and legal highways.

Edna B. Russell Prospect Ingram Pittburgh Pennsylvania Elisabeth R. Rehmidt Kentucky Avenue Pitteburgh George M. Schmidt Pittaburien Muth Schmidt South Braddock Avenue Pttsburgh George Schmidt Pittsburgh Pennesylvania Nantel PP Common Pleas Court Lorain County Ohio Anna Osterling Daniel P. Osterling R. F. Vandemark Ray Elyria Ward Estates State of Mary E. Everson Seti Dorothea Hasenkamp John T. Bradley Bertha MM. Miller Anna Sharick Frank Mahnic Cora L. Hamilton Mary E Everson May E. Thomas Annie Louise Woodings Margaret Anna Horn Linnie FE. Hawkins James Mollison Sr Charles M. Hirst Walter Gates Goodell Frank Robert Mills H. H. Nye Lorain County Savings and Trust Company Va. C Towit

Hollywood Idol Chatter Reveals Stars Publicity Habits

Jimmie Fidler reports from Hollywood on star personalities and publicity, noting Garbo avoids press, Shirley Temple and Mae West dining near each other, and Fran cen Farmer preferring stage training over films. He recalls Bill Patton's downfall, golf with Sally Haines, Pickfair haunting gossip, and a recent visit with Gary Cooper.

Hollywood Garbo Zeppo Marx Chariie Butterworth Shirley Temple Mae West Paramount Francen Farmer Joan Bennett Grace Moore Ann Sothern Louise Rainer Franchot Jane Withers Una Merkel Gloucester Bette Davis Bob Montgomery Slim Summerville Katharine Hepburn Virginia Bruce Fred Astaires Alfred C. Vanderbilt

City farm allotment parcels described in Lorain County land sale

Parcel details in Elria Township and original Elria ownership subdivided into parcels numbered 2 3 4 with frontages on Sycamore Street Bon Air Avenue and Cleveland Street. Appraised values range from 1000 to 2600 dollars with cash sale terms and minimum bid of two thirds of appraisal. Attorney Dan BR Symona notes sale dates and legal highways restrictions.

William F. Grall Lorain County Ohio Fauver Elyria Lorain Elrria Loraine Elsha Black River Eante Erly Abbey Road Sycamore Street Onlo Rieck Elyria Township Eivria Onin Farma Elrtia Township Lota Jarain Elsrna Mapr Pace Bon-Air Avenue Sycamore St Cleveland Street Abtes Road Dan BR Symona

In the Picture Business Aboard a Hollywood Party

A veteran recalls Gary claiming he was in the picture business while Glenda Ferrell reflects on past parties. She notes a reform, recounting a house full of guests who played Who Am I and left her stumped by unfamiliar players.

Gary Saald Glenda Ferrell Hollywood Glenda McNaught Syndicate

Nazis Abolish Confessional Schools In Bavaria

Berlin reports Nazi authorities answered Vatican protests by issuing a sweeping edict that abolishes all confessional schools in Bavaria. Adolf Wagner announced the move at Garmisch-Partenkirchen, insisting the church place itself under state authority, as the Pope weighed a diplomatic response.

Berlin Vatican Germany Bavaria Pius Adolf Warner Garmisch-Partenkirchen Castel Gandolfo Italy Congregation For Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs Rome Wagner

Mother Sentenced For Slaying Of Daughter

RIVERHEAD New York June 21 Justice James T Hallinan today sentenced Mrs Helen Tiernan to 20 years to life in the State Prison for the slaying of her daughter who she killed to make room in her apartment for a lover.

Riverhead N. Y James T. Hallinan Helen Tiernan

Helping a Child Accept New Dishes A Guide

The article advises mothers to introduce new foods gradually without asking the child if they like it. Start with small portions when hungry, distract them with other topics, and avoid exposing children to forbidden foods. Do not let them watch others eat adult foods to prevent preference for simpler fare.

Mother

Pockets Move Into Hollywood Men's Suits

Hollywood fashion shifts from a single left breast pocket to two pockets on suit jackets. The change, rooted in London, has been embraced by prominent actors including Tayunga Exroll Flynn George Raft Hum puree Bonartan and Thomes Berk.

Hollywood London Tayunga Flynn George Raft Humpuree Bonartan Thomes Berk

Showdown Looms Over Federal Relief Costs

Washington reports an ongoing battle between Administration forces and economy minded senators over the Byrnes-Robinson 26 per cent amendment to a 1.5 million relief bill. Debates delayed, an early Senate vote is planned with WPA project sponsors facing 25 percent cost sharing unless they prove funds are unavailable. Daniel W. Bell urged federal economy, keeping 1925 estimates aligned with next year’s budget, balancing essential increases with reduced spending.

Washington Senate Daniel W. Bell Bell

Russians Fly Over Atlantic With Ultra-Streamlined Plane

Valeri Chkalov piloted a Soviet ultra streamlined plane on a transatlantic flight with co pilot Baidukov and navigator Beliakov. Troyanovsky spoke for the party, expressing good wishes from the dictator and President Roosevelt. They carried fuel and a rubber boat, aided by strong winds, and planned a U S tour toward Washington before returning by sea.

Shumovsky United States Troyanovsky Roosevelt Washington Russia Valeri Chkalov G. P. Baidukov A. V. Beliakov

Cardinal Mundelein profile stirs Nazi anger in 1930s press

Profiles for today recount Cardinal Mundelein born 1872 New York raised near the Fast River. He rose rapidly from Manhat tan College diplomaist to priest in Rome ordained 1895 then served Brooklyn Williamsburg parishes briefly. He became Chancellor 1897, Archbishop Chicago 1915 and Cardinal 1924. He commands a large following across creeds and is known for hard decisions and defiant stance toward German Nazis.

Cardinal Mundelein Fuehrer Sacred College New York Fast River Manhattan College Urban College of Propaganda Rome John McDonnell Williamsburg Brooklyn All Saints Chicago Germany

Lipstick Application Tips for a Flawless Look

The guide stresses dry lips before lipstick and applying color to the inner and outer lips to prevent a lipstick line. Let the color set briefly, then blot with tissues. Careful application enhances lip beauty and makes color linger longer.

Loyalists Flee From Bilbao

Nationalist authorities declared martial law in the Bilbao area and formed an emergency government. Thousands of Nationalist troops surged into the city as Basque Loyalists retreated with refugees flooding toward Santander. General Jose Fidel Davila named Col Garcia Valino acting military governor and civil guards arrived from Victoria to police the city. The main Nationalist force entered Bilbao at 1 p.m. yesterday.

United Press Bilbao Santander Jose Fidel Davila Col Garcia Valino Vitoria

Steel strike widens as mediation rushes to modera te talks

A three man mediation board pressed to break the steel industry deadlock amid threats of wider action. Bethlehem’s Cambria plant closed after governor Earle declared modified martial law. Picket violence in Youngstown killed two and wounded many as unions threaten to mobilize 600 000 United Mine Workers and possible broader strikes.

Canton Debates Policy On Strikes Firearm Ban And Picket Lines

Davey’s National Guard observer and Mayor James Beccombe tentatively agreed to bar non-strikers from deputizing during emergencies and ban firearms clubs from the strike zone while meetings and police escorts through picket lines are disallowed. Canton police probed four men arrested near the Pennsylvania railroad in possession of eight sticks of dynamite. In Cleveland a labor conference urged Governor Davey to push signed steel contracts and to take immediate steps to disarm Republic Steel, warning of bloodshed. Struthers residents alleged Republic thugs shot at pickets, towing sheriffs and mayors arming strike-breakers. thousands telegraphed complaints to officials and Roosevelt. Warren unions pledged full support and SWOC’s McKeown warned of a citywide strike if non-strikers march.

Davey National Guard James Beccombe Canton Seccombe Pennsylvania Magsilon Cleveland Republic Steel Corporation Struthers Youngstown Republic Girdler Roosevelt Warren Jack McKeown SWOC

Rioters clash at plant entrance as tear gas fires flare

Thousands participate as police and company guards confront strikers near Stop Five entrance. Deputies quell violence with tear gas and gunfire reports. Union organizer Medd rick identifies a shot hitting Bujovich while attempting to shield himself from gas. Mary Heaton Vorse wounded in riot area.

Poland Avenue Ralph E. Elser George Meddrick Bujovich Bujorich Meddrick Carl L. Olson Bulleos Mary

Crude Operation Saves Man Life On San Miguel Island

On San Miguel Island, with no doctor or boat, Herbert Lever sewed a 3 gaping thigh wound on Robert L. Brooks using a fishline and needle. After 12 days of pain and no help, the Vacquero brought supplies and rushed Brooks ashore. Doctors praised Lever for a thorough, noninfectious repair.

Santa Barbara Cal San Miguel Island Robert L. Brooks Brooks Channel Islands California San Miguel Herbert Lever Lever Vacquero Cottage Hospital

Decker wins Northeastern Ohio AAU pole vault title

Elyria High star Chuck Decker soared to first in the Northeastern Ohio AAU track meet at West Tech Field, Cleveland, clearing 13 feet 12 inches, the best height of his career. He defeated Joe Scott and a Western Reserve freshman, with Mansfield’s Johnny Lindta finishing third as part of the McDonnell AC. Scott also placed second in pole vault and third in the 22 yard low hurdles. Decker’s form suggested he could beat Mount Union’s 1933 district record of 13 feet 5 inches if tested. He is bound for the national junior meet in Milwaukee in July.

Chuck Decker Elyria High Ohio West Tech Field Cleveland Decker Joe Scott Western Reserve University Johnny Linta Mansfield Scott McDonnell A. C Lewell Allen Mount Union Secord Milwaukee

Allen Recovering After Appendectomy in Boston Hospital

Cleveland Indians pitcher Johnny Allen is recovering in Palmer Memorial Hospital Boston after an appendectomy. The operation followed a May 1 aggravation of chronic appendicitis with a recent attack. Dr. Irving Walker called the procedure a success. Allen pitched four innings against the Red Sox last Thursday and will return to Cleveland in about 10 days.

Boston Johnny Allen Cleveland Indians Palmer Memorial Hospital Allen Chicago Irving Walker Boston Red Sox Cleveland

Second Ace Scored 1At Cherry Ridge

The second hole in one of the season happened at Cherry Ridge on No. 8 a 125 yard hole. Keith Scoville of this city clinched the ace using a maskie niblock. The first ace was by Frank Radachy on No. 3.

Cherry Ridge Keith Scoville Scoville Maskie Frank Radachy

County Loop Standing Gives Drill Info for Legion Team

The American Legion junior baseball team will practice at Ely Stadium diamond at 6:30 Tuesday afternoon. Batting leaders include Medwick of the Cards and Gehrig of the Yanks with high totals in games at bat and runs.

American Legion Ely Stadium United Press G. AB. R. H. Medwick Gehrig Yanks Walker Tigers DiMaggio Fankeen Greenberg Tigers Arte de Medwick Cardinals Cccassase

Evacuation of Johnstown plant as martial law looms

Evacuation began and continued through last night with maintenance workers left inside. Governor Earle postponed a trip to assess conditions while martial law remains in effect for an indefinite period. The strike dispute is referred to President Roosevelt’s mediation board as state troopers and National Guard enforce order and prevent access by non maintenance staff.

Earle Harrisburg Johnstown Tomorro Roosevelt Steal Mediation Board Augustine S. Janewar National Guard Lovernor Cambria County

Smitty's Weldorf s Triumph Over Bittners In Wild 16-9 Contest

Smitty's Weldorf s edged Bittners 16-9 on Ely Stadium diamond yesterday. Early explosion by Bittners gave them an 8-2 lead, but Smitty's rallied with nine runs through the third and fifth frames to seize control. Burley Block and Jack Storm led Smitty's with three hits each, while Dan Guigin matched that for Bittners.

Smittya Waldorf Lagera Bittner Funeral Ely Stadium Lageers Tcet LaGrange Bittners Smitty’s Thomas K. Smith Lagers Vic Maiden Dan Gubein Marticians Ken Burley Pete Block Jack Storm

Navy and Washington Favored in Intercollegiate Regatta

Poughkeepsie N Y June 21 Corach Charles Buck Walsh's Navy varsity and University of Washington Huskies emerged as co favorites on the eve of the 40th intercollegiate regatta. Odds on the Middies slipped from 1 4 as Navy efforts failed to dispel doubts about peak form. Walsh said the crew is not yet at full endurance for the four mile Hudson pull tomorrow.

Poughkeepsie Corach Charles Buck) Walsh University of Washington Navy Walsh Hudson

Carlisle A C Softball Beats St Joseph in Doubleheader

The Carlisle A C softball team defeated St Joseph church in Amherst league play, winning both games 6-5 and 4-3. Toth and Krutch were the winning battery in game one with Abrams and Drosdowski catching. Peta Roka pitched the second game for Carlisle with Krutch catching. The loss in game two came from J Krutch and Drosdowski.

Carlisle A. C St. Joseph Church Amherst Toth Krutch Abrams Drosdowski Peta Roka Carlisle J. Krutch

Standings From Yesterday's Mesa Baseball Scores

Team standings show Boston at 5-7, Cleveland 2-8, New York 7 losses, Chicago 4-4, Detroit 6-7, Philadelphia 3-1, Washington 5-?, St. Louis unknown. Strong entities include Boston, Cleveland, New York, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Washington, St. Louis and the records 5-7 2-8 4-4 6-7 3-1.

Boston Cleveland New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia Washington St. Louis New Fork L Bee Chicago Weed Washington O

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