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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1935

Page

8

Deadline Near On Applications For Home Loans

Officials administering President Roosevelt's home mortgage relief program said Ohio banks and savings associations can carry the financing load. In two weeks of resumed HOLC refinancing, 917 applications were received from Ohio. the 30 day filing deadline ends Thursday at midnight. By June 13 Ohio loans totaled 84 710 for 259 922 281 dollars and 188 146 Ohioans had sought aid, with 4 513 still active and eligible for loans from the 1 750 000 000 funding approved by Congress.

Washington Roosevelt Ohio Bank and Building and Loan Associations Home Owners Loan Corporation Ohio HOLC Congress

Fostoria Citizens Act To Block Strike

In Fostoria Ohio 250 deputized citizens blocked a Cleveland carbon plant strike by turning back seven cars of workers last night. A tear gas bomb was used by an officer and two strikers were detained. crowds jeered as two arrested men were led away. The National Carbon plant employs about 700 workers.

Fostoria Axr Cleveand National Carbon Co George R. Cameron Cleveland Verne Deats Seneca County A. F. of L

Barnett Brothers Circus Heads to Elyria Next Tuesday

Barnett Brothers three ring circus arrives in Elyria with clowns, elephants, camels, horses, and a street parade featuring four bands. The parade departs the grounds at noon and promises wild animal cages, open cages, and colorful acts.

Barnett Brothers Elyria

Read This Letter About Piles and Relief

A reader describes suffering from bleeding and protruding piles for 14 years with severe itching and pain. After the first application of Peterson's Ointment the itching and smarting stopped and the patient slept 12 hours. The notice claims thousands have benefited from this ointment and offers a sample free via Peterson Ointment Co Dept EM-99 Buffalo NY.

Sever Peterson Tiantie Philadelphia Peterson Ointment Co Buffalo N. Y

Compromise Averts Sugar Beet Strike in Ohio Fields

In Findlay Ohio a compromise between sugar beet growers and workers ended a strike threat that would have halted work in 10000 acres across six northwest Ohio counties. Under the deal workers stay on the current wage scale of 10 dollars per acre for cultivation and 0 dollars per ton for harvesting. Contracts expire and new terms to be negotiated locally. Union president Martin Studenka said members would return to work today.

Martin Studenka Beet Field Workers’ Union

Death Notices Sketch Elyria Wakeman area

Death notices list Elizabeth Miller of Wakeman aged 79 who died after a two week illness at her daughter’s home in Elyria. Survived by husband John A Miller daughter Vincent of Elyria son George A Miller and three grandchildren. Also surviving sister Mary Godfrey and brothers Adam Salzman Henry and Conrad Salzman. Funeral 2 PM Saturday at Nichols Elyria with burial in Brownhelm cemetery. Friends may call. Other items note Mrs Johnson Akron died, Winfred A Myers died at West River Road home, burial Attica, Ohio. Frank L Akers died at his Elyria home. Richard J Sleeman died at 76 in Elyria. judging tour for Make Judging Tour Boys to England.

Elizabeth Miller Elizabeth Anna Miller John A. Miller Wakeman Clarence Vincent Elyria Germany Berlinville M. E. Church Berlin Heights Mary Godfrey Clarksfield Adam Salzman New London Henry Conrad Salzman Camden Nichols Funeral Home Louis Leith George Miller Cleveland Brownheln Winfred A. Myers West River Road Sudro Attica Ohio A. E. Kemp Second Congregational Church Mr. Myers Lorain County Lorain Frank L. Akers Beverly Court Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Gertrude Taylor Funeral Home Richard J. Sleeman East 1 Second Street England la Grange Nickle Plate Blyrh Belle Woodmansee Church of England Toetty Morris Iyi iMake Gertie’ Moeh Indio J. L. Brouse West EK. B Redhead Wellington Cemetery

Recreation League Opens Sport Season Oberlin

The Oberlin Recreation League started a six week season at Recreation Park on South Park Street. Dan Kinsey, chairman, arranged an engaging program for all ages. Teams for tan ball and a softball tournament are planned, six horseshoe courts with lights for night play, Girls' Athletic Club on Monday, Trojans Tuesday, Jabby Oil Wednesday, Business Mo's Thursday, Pfaff and Morris Friday evenings, plus boys and girls craft work when space allows.

Oberlin Oberlin Recreation League Recreation Park South Park Street Dan Kinsey Girls’ Athletic Club Trojans Jauby Oil Pfaff and Morris Om

Service Guild Picnic And Election Held At Vermilion-on-the-Lake

Eighteen members of the Methodist Service Guild attended a picnic yesterday at Vermilion-on-the-Lake followed by an election of officers.

Service Guild Methodist Service Guild Vermilion-on-the-Lake

Salesman Arrested Makes Another Sale in Court

William McBean of Cleveland was jailed after a technical sales tax violation in Elyria. He arrived with nine women for a home to home sales campaign promoting a three adhesive plaster. Sugaski arrested him when a crew member sold a sample for 25 cents without a tax coupon. McBean had a $25 fine suspended, bearing only costs of $6.85, and allegedly sold additional plasters at the hearing.

William McBean Cleveland McBean Joseph Petra Elytia Sugaski Justice Court Mel Bean Austice Petto

Ferocious police dog killed after den standoff

A wild female police dog protecting her nine pups was killed by Deputies Ed Monroe and William Hoist after a siege on a cave like den on Butternut Ridge road near LaPorte. County Dog Warden Lee Minkler could not pull the animal from its lair, and after the dog charged, Deputy Hoist shot and Deputy Mourne finished the dog with a shotgun. Farmers had complained of attacks on livestock and poultry and Minkler feared the pups would be destroyed too.

Lee Minkler Minkler Butternut Ridge Road LaPorte Ed, Monroe William Hoist Hoist Mourne

Lorain County 4 H calf judging tour set July 11

Lorain County Four H calf raising program boys will tour two dairy farms on July 11 starting at 1 p m. The Jackson Camp farms in La Grange township will be first, followed by F O Botts farm in Pittsfield township. County agent C Rummel announced the event as part of a summer series to judge cattle and display project results.

Lorain County C. Rummel Jackson Camp la Grange Township F. O. Botts Pittsfield Township

Relief staff added in Lorain County

Ray Sauer joined the Lorain County Relief Administration in southwest Ohio as assistant rural recovery supervisor under New Garfield. Sauer, previously with the Ohio Milk Marketing Commission in Columbus, will see the agency pass out of existence on July 4.

Ray Sauer West Alexandria Ohio Lorain County Relief Administration New Garfield Lee Whitright Sauer Ohio Milk Marketing Commission Columbus

Oberlin group picnic ends with new officers elected

An Oberlin afternoon picnic at the Morgan cottage included swimming and a picnic supper by an outdoor fireplace. A business meeting elected Miss Carrie Pease president, Miss Grace Morgan secretary, and Miss Erma Champney treasurer for the coming year. Several residents plan visits with relatives in Roanoke, Akron, Sumter, Philadelphia, Chicago, Lorain, and more.

Morgan Cottage Carrie Pease Grace Morgan Erma Champney Oberlin

Spanish War Vets Elect Officers At Canton Encampment

Ohio United Spanish War Veterans at Canton hold their 37th annual encampment to elect officers. Nominees include Fred A. Robinson and Walter K. Patterson of Cleveland for department commander and G R. Strobel of Toledo for senior vice commander. 1956 encampment set for Columbus.

Canton Ohio United Spanish War Veterans Fred A. Robinson Walter K. Patterson Cleveland A. V. Critchfied Shreve G R. Strobel Toledo Thomas E. Anderson Marion Dan C Rothe Elyria George J. Geughan Ard A. Fell Jesse Thorner Cincinnati Marshall Emma J. Thompson Tormor Woman's i Lary Lonize Gates Mable Askel Findley Emma Carres Bringfield Eva Buchanan Virginia Southam Elsha Elizabeth Harting Thalia Lileman Collins Youngstown Jndie Advocate Hannah Alexander Ashtabula Edna Reed Jones Bowling Green Columbus

Exhibit Plans by Lorian County 4 H Club for Ohio State Fair

The Lorian County Senior Four-H Club outlined an August exhibit for the Ohio State Fair at a committee meeting held at Miss Alice Bird's home. The executive committee will meet again in July to begin construction of exhibit parts and finalize the Young People's Institute program at Camp Cragmeat, with attendance expected from several members. The club canceled the July 19 regular meeting due to the institute and summer activities, and will not meet again until July.

Lorrain County

Riwanians Will Hold Round-Table Session

The Elyria Kiwanis Club will host a no speaker round table meeting tomorrow at noon in Hotel Newell. Members plan participation in the Sixth Division golf tournament at Columbia Hills Country Club on July 19, the season’s second tourney for Sixth Division clubs.

Elyria Kiwanis Club Newell Columbia Hills Country Club

Committee To Plan Meeting Of Council Plans For Home Council Event

The home council executive committee will meet Friday night at Miss Alice Bird’s home to plan the county extension program for women. The full home council meeting is set for July 16 at Cascade Park and will include a potluck dinner.

Home Council Alice Bird Miss Bird Howe Street Cascade Park

Rotarians Hear Of Modern Telephone System

Elyria Rotary Club heard Herman Q O Dutter of the Elyria Telephone Co explain the operation of a telephone exchange and how connections link to other cities and nations. Plans for local participation in the inter city Rotary golf tournament at Vermilion were discussed, with guests from Marion and West Virginia. Evlis Van der Pyl of Cleveland is listed as next week’s speaker.

Elyria Styria Lorain Vermilion Lakewood Marion West Virginia Evlis van der Pyl Cleveland

Court actions involve divorces and foreclosure filings

In And About The Court House Mabel Shrover of Columbia Station sues Ross Shrover of Sidney Ohio for divorce on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty married in 1924. Loretta B. Krugman a minor seeks divorce from Maynor E. Krugman of Lorain married in 1954. Depositors Mortgage Loan Company sues Henry Stang et al for 1852 on a promissory note and requests foreclosure in Amherst. Brigseta Gjurasin granted a divorce from Sam Gjurasin by Judge Guy B Findler on grounds of gross neglect.

Mabel Shrover Columbia Station Ross Shrover Sidney, C Loretta B. Krugman A. V. Moler Lorain Maynor E. Krugman Depositors’ Mortgage Loan Company Henry Stang Brigseta Gjurasin Sam Gjurasin Guy B. Findler

All Dressed Up and Back In Jail

Charles i Noisy Davis, $4, was back in jail today after a five day spree following a settlement of a small estate. He was dressed in a new outfit paid for by the police to secure released employment plans on a fake freighter. Two hours later he was found on the street disorderly and intoxicated and re jailed by Chief E J Stankard.

Charles i Noisy Davis Noisy E. J. Stankard Ashtabula

Board delays action on transfers to seek governor input

The board adjourned to 10 am after debates over transfers and veto power. Duniton and Tracy opposed the moves citing former rulings that the governor’s item veto cannot be overridden. Finance Director Allison and Budget Commissioner Brenneman argued the Control Board has authority. Senator Herner supported seeking a final court ruling.

Duniton Tracy Supreme Court Allison Brenneman Control Board Herner

Four-H Clubs Stress Health Activities in Lorain County

Lorain County Four-H Clubs will emphasize health this year with a Health Week. Six examination sessions by Dr. F R Dew and county nurses run July 5 to July 12 at six locations, starting 1:30 p.m. Nearby Oberlin members visit the county health office June 6 8 13 or 13 between 9 and 11 a.m. Hundreds of children are expected to be examined to select the county's entrants for the Ohio State Fair health contest on July 17.

Lorain County Alice Bird F. R. Dew Wellington School Lake Avenue Oberlin Miss Bird Lus Dew

Roosevelt Proposes National Youth Advisory Boards

President Roosevelt outlines a national youth program to aid unemployed youth with labor boards at national state and municipal levels. Boards will include industry labor education and youth reps to mobilize resources and provide employment while private opportunities resume. Youth work relief targets families certified for relief with earnings adjustments.

Roosevelt America New Deal

Project Approved for Avon Lake High School Painting

Final approval of a $2,500 FERA painting project for Avon Lake high school was received today by the Lorain County Relief Administration from Columbus. Work will begin immediately with about $1,825 allocated for wages and $671 for materials. Local officials reported the details.

Avon Lake High School Larain County Relief Administration Columbus

Crash on Broad street injures minor damage to car

A Richwine Ice Cream Co. truck driven by Roy Gunder collided with a car owned by J. J. Cronin of Blytia on Broad street yesterday. Police reported minor damage to the automobile.

Atto Richwine Ice Cream Company Roy Gunder J. J. Cronin Blytia Broad Street

Bicycle Stolen From Kenneth Cameron After Show

Kenneth Cameron reported his bicycle stolen yesterday while he attended a meat cine show on Clark Street. In a separate note, a reference mentions pottery made in China as early as 2600 B C.

Kenneth Cameron Marseilles Avenue Clark Street China

Cleveland Market Report Shows Firm Butter and Poultry Parts

Cleveland markets report butter steady at 27 cents extras 27. bees market firm with whites and Qirsts noted. Poultry prices steady with heavy fowl, medium hens, leghorn and broiler lines listed. Potatoes show South Carolina buyers at 1.60 to 1.55 per 10 pounds. California long whites at 2.00 to 2.25 per 100 pounds. Livestock receipts: cattle 290, steady and slow. steer grades from choicest to prime mentioned.

Cleveland South Carolina California Chicago Seorage Stanley Eeas Idaho Russell US Arkansas Oklahoma Triumpha US Lalifornia Burbanks North Carolina Cobblers UC E Timothy Seld

Tax proposals spurring heated debate in Senate hearings

The article outlines Senate tax hearings on President Roosevelt's plan with Long and Huey Long's criticisms, diverse reaction from Congressional Progressives, and a tentative rate schedule for individuals and estates. It notes revisions, expected brief hearings, and ongoing committee work led by Harrison, including proposed corporate and inheritance levies and the distribution of estate taxes among states.

Huey P. Long Senate Harrison Finance Committee United Press House Ways and Means Committee Chamber of Commerce of the United States Fred H. Clausen van Brunt Manufacturing Co Horizon Wis Chamber James W. Wadsworth American Liberty League Long Ono

Oil Treatment Job To Begin Tomorrow

County surveyor J. W. Warden said oil treatment work will start tomorrow on Indian Hollow road from the Wakeman Belden road south. The project covers nearly a0 miles of roadway and aims to finish in about two months at a cost of 13090.

J. W. Warden Indian Hollow Road Wakeman- Belden Road Warden

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