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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1935

Page

8

Senior Four-H Club Plans School Fair Exhibit and Institute

The Lorain County Senior Four-H Club executive committee will meet at Miss Alice Bird’s home to discuss plans for an August Ohio State Fair exhibit and the summer program. They will also study the Young People's Institute Camp Crag program set for July 10 to 14, with activities like folk songs and dances, craft work, and family relation discussions led by R. B. Tont, H. W. Nisonger, and Henry Israel.

Lorain County Alice Bird Howe Street Young People’s Institute Camp Crag Medina County R. B. Tont H. W. Nisonger Ohio State Uni College of Agriculture Henry Israel National Council of the Y. M. C. A

Woman Bound to Grand Jury in Slot Machine Probe

Betty Simon of the Woodside Inn Elyria avenue was bound to the grand jury on an alleged slot machine violation. Dudley H. Blaine's one man drive against devices has led to several arrests and grand jury bindings, with Simon arraigned before Justice C C Lord pleading not guilty. The report notes a total base fee of 401,485 routed through the operation last year.

Betty Simon Woodside Inn Elyria Avenue Dudley H. Blaine Kenyon Avenue Blaine Abe C. C. Lord

Two Minor Auto Collisions Reported

Two minor auto collisions were reported by police here yesterday. Cars driven by William Fox of 1344 Lake avenue and Robert Biggs of 129 Glendale street collided at West avenue and Lodi about 2 15 p m when Fox lost control of his car. A collision also occurred between machines operated by Miss Egolf of 824 Middle avenue and Charles Dute of R D No 2 Elyria at Chappel street.

William Fox Lake Avenue Robert Biggs Glendale Street West Avenue Lodi Fox Miss Egolf Middle Avenue Charles Dute R. D. No Elyria Chappel Street

Local farm thefts reported in county area

Several chickens were stolen from A. J. Hulse’s Chestnut Ridge farm and a calf was taken from Edward Canon burr’s Baton farm, sheriff's department reported yesterday. A cat from E. Teasdale's Colonial Aptirrats stolen Wednesday night was recovered in Lorain, police said.

A. J. Hulse Chestnut Ridge Road Edward Canonburs Baton Sheriff's Department E. Teasdale Lorain

Governor Assailed By U S A Head

President George W Rightmire of Ohio State travels to Columis Og to attack Governor Martin L Daver over budget cuts. He alleges treasury raids and four million dollar reductions force suspension of courses and staff cuts while voicing demand for a school of vision and leadership.

Columbis George W. Rightmire Ohiote Unive Martin L Rightmire

Death Record Mrs Anna Feiman Amherst

Mrs Anna Elizabeth Feiman 7 died at her daughter Mrs George Ries home on South Amherst road. Born December 31 1847 in Germany she lived in South Amherst for fifty years. Husband died about thirty years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs Ries son Henry Feiman two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 40 Monday at St Johns Evangelical Church South Amherst with prior visitation at 1 89. Rev Hinidt officiating burial in Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst.

Anna Feiman Amherst Anna Elizabeth Fieman M George Ries South Amherst Road Germany South Amherst Ries Henry Feiman Mee Feiman

Noted Traveler To Speak At First Baptist Church

Mrs J. Cowman author of Desert and missionary traveler will speak at the Sunday night service at First Baptist. She is visiting in the area and will address attendees at the pastor’s chapel.

First Baptist Church J. ©. Cowman First Baptist Cowman Vizitine Mro Ireehureh

Rotary Club Meeting Led by Dotter in Elyria

Elyria Rotary Club will meet at Fisk's Clock at noon with Herman O. Dotter of the Elyria Telephone Co. as chairman. Members plan to participate in an inter-city tournament at Vermilion Golf Club next Wednesday and Amennrement has been received that Clyde A. Mre Millen, delegate to the Rotary International Convention, arrived in Wevjen City in time for the event.

Elyria Rotary Club Fisk Nes Tysdas Herman O. Dotter Elyria Telephone Company Clu Vermilion Golf Club al Mason Aheirman Clyde AL Mre Millen Wevjen

Oberlin church schedule and contact details

Oberlin notice shows services at Oberlin Church under Rev Clarence Ward. Morning service at 10 50 a m Sunday school 5 45 a m prayer meeting and fast. Also mentions delivery contact Louis Bliss and Esther Alflen with addresses in Oberlin for agilvery services.

Oberlin Esther Alflen East Lorain St Agilvery Louis Bliss Ifs N. Pleasant St Oberlin Church Clarence Ward

Services In Oberlin Churches Tomorrow

Oberlin Ohio Sunday church schedule lists Union services at First Church with Rev James A Richards and sermons on Choose Your Chair. Episcopal Christ Church Morning prayers and Holy Communion. Christian Science Society morning service with universe topic. Baptist, Sacred Heart, Mt Zion, and Rust M E Churches also publish service times and Sunday schools.

Oberlin. O First Church First Methodist Church James A. Richards Christ Church Episcopal L. BE. Daniels Christian Science Society Rowland Hall Hast College Street First Baptist Church Bertram Crocker P. Badger Sacred Heart Church James P. Brennan D. D Mt. Zion Baptist Church F. N. Marshburn

Injunction Limits Pickets At Lorain Plant

Common Pleas judge Findley issued an injunction restricting Lorain plant pickets to two and prohibiting intimidation or interference with employees. The order follows a disturbance earlier when Frank Males, editor, was assaulted in front of the Journal. Pickets outside the plant reportedly numbered about twenty percent of those present. The ban also bars publishing of sensational statements about the plant or its workers.

Lorain Common Findley Frank Males Journal of Hy Plaat Sentral- Ouis

Tell Fish Story On Bill Sudra

Fred Seekins and B H Ru are telling a tale at the 48xo ee Sudra today. They recount Bul fishing near Butte Montana when he hooked a pound mu Bl grabbed his eight gun and tried to shoot the fish. The bullet deflected and pierced the bottom of the boat requiring Bil to plug the hole. The outcome of the fish remains unre ported.

Fred Seekins B.H Ruar Bul Butte Montana

Mortgage Interest Rate Reduced By Bank In Cleveland

National City Bank of Cleveland says mortgage rates drop to 3 percent effective July 1. The Tate Wak cut earlier to 1 percent on January 1, 1935, while Society for Savings lowered its rate to five percent this year with terms to apply half toward principal.

Cleveland National City Bank of Tate Wak Society For Savings

Woman Fatally Burned In kerosene Stove Fire

Jeune of Apres Oliver Way 45 known as Elida a house keeper at the Charies stainman home in Jeners was fatally burned when a kerosene can exploded as she tried to start a stove fire. She died at Findlay hospital eight hours later last night.

Sintilay Jeune of Apres Oliver Way Elida Charies Stainman Jeners Findlay Hospital

College head chosen by State Board of Education

Dr James FE Allen president of Davis Elkins College was named president of Marshall College by the State Board of Education in a session that ran past midnight. In Sandusky Ohio twins Elizabeth Albert and Della Daley, 77, celebrated their birthday at Mrs Albert's home. In Columbus Harry Miner 22, son of Patrolman Fred Miner, was killed when an auto driven by Russell Winnestaffer 18 struck a viaduct abutment. Winnestaffer was uninjured.

Charleston Wo Wa James FE. Allen Davis & Elkins College Marshall College State Board of Education Sandusky Elizabeth Albert Della Daley Columbus Harry Miner Fred Miner Russell Winnestaffer Winnestaffer

Garden Group To Meet At Mrs Hill Home

Garden department at Me Over Woren's club meets June 24 at 3 pm at Mrs J Hill's home 20% West College street. Members are urged to be present. Kenneth Kern and Mrs Lavine are mentioned in event notes and family updates alongside local school and church figures.

Woren Mendar J .¥. Hill West College Street

Fireless Period Marked By Low Incidents In Ten Days

Elyria records show no fires in ten days to end a run of frequent alarms. The fire department notes an unusually quiet spell after a year that saw about one fire every two days on average, highlighting an exceptional reduction in calls.

Elyria

Giant Plane Making 194 Miles An Hour

In Alameda California on tune 22 the Pan American clipper en route from Horelnlu to Alans cut Su0 miles off i 2301-m flight and expected to arrive at 3 P. M. The giant flying boat is making experimental flights as it heads toward establishing a commercial air line from California to China. At 12 30 P.M EST the plane was 694 miles off the coast and flying at 14 miles per hour.

Alameda Cal Horelnlu Alans Rada Testua California China

Paulding County Prosecutor Dies After Auto Crash

Paulding County Prosecutor Don Corbett, 67, died at a hospital after an automobile accident Wednesday near this city. His wife Mary Corbett was injured but recovering. Corbett previously served as a state senator. Funeral services are set for Monday at Mt. Gilead.

Bucyrus Don Corbett Pay Paulding County Corbett Sta Mary Corbett Tolada Mt. Gilead

Secretary of Labor Studies Ohio Situation

Secretary of Labor Perkins studies labor relations in Ohio industrial centers to determine underlying causes for the wave of strikes and disturbances that swept the state in the past year. The study aims to explain the unrest, while the department faces headaches beyond the Pacific roast and maintains a standing corps of conciliators in Ohio amid National Labor Relations Board mediations.

Washington Retars of Perkins Ohio Chin National Labor Relations Board

New York Central Men Hold Reunion at Cedar Point

Three special trains from Buffalo South Bend and Chicago brought nearly 2000 New York Central employees and alumni to the Lake Shore Pioneers Association reunion at Cedar Point. Members boast 25 years or more service with the railroad. The report notes DOJ special agents show high levels of education.

Cedar Point. O Buffalo South Bend Ind Chicago New York Central Railroad Lake Shore Pioneers Association New York Central

Priest Coughlin Declared Violator of Canon Law

In New York a translated dispatch reports that Father Coughlin is declared to have violated canon law. The article notes Bishop Michael xeer of Detroit claims the law forbids ecclesiastical activity by the priest and allows punishment by church authorities.

New York Edward V York E. Coughlin Liw Michael Xeer Detroit Father Coughlin

Court actions and debts in Avon Lake and Elyria

Martha Ann Rogers sues for divorce from Richard Ror Rogers on grounds of gross neglect. they wed in 1961. The First Savings and Loan Company sues Ori K Eldred et al for 4899 on a promissory note. Force insurance of Elyria property is requested. John Gear sues James E McCleary et al for 4 hundred pounds on a promissory note. Fererlosire of progeniy mm Avon Lake is asked.

Martha Ann Rogers Richard Ror Rogers John Gear James E. McCleary Fererlosire Avon Lake

Tube Plant Schedule At National Tube Plant

National Tube Company in Loraim announces next week’s operations will resemble this week. Two blast furnaces and two open hearths stay active. the Bessemer converter runs single turns Tuesday and Friday, doubling on those days. Blooming mill maintains steel conditions. rail and all skelp mills idle. Butt mill six runs five days, lap five three days, seamless mill one three days with seamless two starting two days later.

National Tube Company Loraim Reimsen Bessemer Auit Rai Skelp Butt

University of Washington fisheries grads largely employed

In Seattle Professor Leonard P Bechult reports 72 fisheries graduates since 1939, eight percent jobless. Of those employed, 22 work for the LC Commissioner, nine for the Washington State Department, and the rest in teaching or museums. In Merced thieves used a Mashy blue auto to break into a showroom garage.

Seattle University of Washington Fisheries Department Leonard P. Bechult Department of Fisheries Washington State Department Merced Cal

Infant Safely Treated After Drinking Ink

Jimmy Geary the 13 month old son of Highway Patrolman E W Geary drank a large bottle of ink. Mrs Geary feared poison and called her husband. The baby was rushed to the hospital on Geary s motorcycle. Doctors said the ink was non poisonous and no harm would come.

Bakersfield.al Jimmy Geary E. W. Geary Geary

Married Under Lone Oak in Visalia Park Ceremony

In Visalia California under the Lone Oak Tree in the smallest city park, Miss Joanne Farmer and Norman J Mitchell both of Fellow wed with the minister and friends filling the tiny six foot circle around the tree at the city’s main park.

Visalia Val Joanne Farmer Norman J. Mitchell Fellow

Science Interested In Artificial Heart

New York June 22 medical authorities show interest in the Carrel Lindbergh artificial heart device. Physicians agree the machine could aid study of organic function and support life of organs after separation from the body, though broader demonstrations are awaited. The announcement highlights Lindbergh’s role amid other aviation feats and Carrel’s praise of his biology insight.

New York Charles A. Lindbergh Lindbergh Lis Eple Paris Alexis Carrel

Ohio News In Brief June 22 Cleveland and other cities

Ohio News In Brief reports several deaths across the state. Stephen C Moule 4 an executive assistant with Ohio Bell Telephone Co died after two weeks illness in Cleveland. Juliana Christmann 45 a longtime East High School teacher died in Columbus. Henry Goodall 36 drowned fully clothed in the Baltimore and Ohio Reservoir near Willard. John W Hawkins 92 a Civil War veteran died in Springfield. wounded at Gettysburg he had run a milling business for 49 years. Mrs Harry Almendin Sr died in Marion from injuries in an auto accident. George J Pap Sank 74 former minstrel comedian died in Columbus. born in Waverly he led Sank Hotel Midway Park and the Piqua Opera House and was president of the National Minstrels and Fans Association. Funeral in Columbus on Monday.

Cleveland Stephen C. Moule Oho Bell Telephone Co Columbus Juliana Christmann East High School Troy, C Willard Henry Goodall Baltimore & Ohio Reservoir Here Springfield John W Hawkins Lenz Island George J. “Pap” Sank Waverly Sank Midway Park Piqua National, Minstrels and Fans Association Elke' Lodge

Sales tax outlook predicts one million weekly average

Columbus reports Carlton Darzwert, chair man of the state tax commission, forecast sales tax receipts would reach an average of one million dollars weekly. He noted the week ending June 15 brought 1,258,808.90 to the treasury and expected rising business to hold near that level. Over 20 weeks of operation, collections totaled 18,851,519.49.

Columbus Carlton & Darzwerh Vier State Tax Commission

Litchfield Families Attend Picnics Reunions and Game

Nelson Gross and Mar Scudder attended a Stimson reunion in Montross at F. Crosier's home. Akron visitors called at the Scudder home. A Valley City family picnic drew many from area households. Litchfield beat Belden Town 2 to nil with Neil Frombaugh on the mound. Children’s Day at the Congregational church Sunday at 10:30 features a combined service and baptisms.

Nelson Gross Mar Scudder Montross Stimson F. Crosier Durant Mary Koontz Akron Scudder William Spieth Ralph Bradt Wiliam Bradt Dale Seeley George Everiss Valley City Max Shank Ruth Walter Sears Cusahoga Falls Court Sears Litchfield Belden Neil Frombaugh Congregational Church K. E. Miller Berea A. Wing

Cleveland Produce Market Bulletin Reads Mixed Prices

Market listings show butter, herbs, and poultry prices steady to weak with many items listed in cents per unit. Vegetables like cucumbers and radishes are priced per basket or dozen, while grains and hay quotes come from Cleveland exchanges and local mills. notes include various egg and butter price adjustments and general commodity movements.

Cleveland Califoria Dong

Three Army Fliers Leap To Safety

In Banning California on June 22 three Army fliers from March Field Riverside leaped to safety by parachute when their observation plane bound for Brooks Field San Antonio Texas caught fire at 3000 feet. Capt R I Dugan Cadet F P MeDuff and Sergeant R Giles parachuted to earth with no injuries reported. The blazing aircraft burned over several hundred acres as it crashed about a mile west of Banning.

Banning Cali March Field Riveryside Brooks Field San Anthon 10 Texas R. I Ducgan FP. H. MeDuff Seriseant R Giles McDuff Dugan Giles

Machinist Confesses To Murder Of Hallmark Girl

In Peoria UK on June 22 Gerald Thompson a 26 year old machinist confessed under police questioning to the brutal killing of Mildred Hallmark a 19 year old graduate of a fashionable girls school and member of a respected Peoria family Police said they suspected him after his employers reported he failed to report for work on Monday the day after Mildred was murdered and found in a lonely cemetery ravine

Peoria. UK Gerald Thompson Hallmark Peoria Mildred

Population changes in 1928 to 1924 across major nations

The record notes that from 1928 to 1924 Great Britain’s population rose by 50 dollars, France by San And, Germany by 1,500,008, and Russia by 11,500,000, reflecting data inconsistencies and likely OCR errors in a historical table.

Great Britain France Germany Russia

Political clash at meeting ends with debt dues push

In Cleveland on June 22 Georges W Kinney head of Kinney and Levan Co department store died at his home near Cleveland. Born Oct 4 1853 in Oberlin Ohio his father was Oberlin College treasurer. He leaves three children Brewater Ralph and Jeanette and his wife who died in 1918.

Cleveland Georges W Kinney Kinney and Levan Company Oberlin Oberlin College Brewater Ralph Jeanette

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