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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1931

Page

5

Ohio lawmakers end longest session since 1902

Wearied from a six month stay in the state capital, Ohio solons returned home after passing the bi annual appropriation bill carrying 67 million dollars from the general revenue fund. The Senate and House adjourn sine die with no further bills to consider, except possible gubernatorial appointments to be confirmed next Wednesday.

Columbus Ohio General Revenue Fund Senate House Assembly White

Believe Captain Perished In Boat Fire Near Edgewater Beach

CHICAGO June 27 Four veteran skipper Capt John Mattson was reported dead after his motor cruiser Aloha burned and sank on Lake Michigan. Two other men, including former State Senator Lowell B Mason, were aboard when the blaze erupted about a mile from Edgewater Beach. Rescue boats searched the flaming wreck as witnesses saw three people abandon ship on a raft. The cruiser sank and coast guards did not recover Capt Mattson.

Chicago John Mattson Lake Michigan Mattson Aloha Frans J O’brien Nomar Lowell B. Mason Edgewate Beach Hotel Coast Guards Mettean Eye

End of Strike at Mines Seen in Ohio Territory

Sheriff Duff reported the Provident Mine will reopen next week with 350 miners after a strike over recognition of the United Mine Workers. He said many strikers are willing to return. The Blaine Mine’s strike ended with over 6009 miners back at work, while the McClansville Mine runs at full force though picketed by UMW forces. The note adds a linguistic aside on the word loafer.

ST. Clairsville Howard Duff Provident Clarkson Coal Co United Mine Workers Duff Blaine

Piles and Fissure Treatment Ad Offers Quick Relief

A medical ad notes Dr. F. M. Sponseller treats piles fissure fistula colitis and varicose veins with no work time lost. Located at 622 Elyria Sayings & Trust Building Elyria Ohio contact PHONE 3214. Bours: Tuesday Thursday and

F. M. Sponseller Elyria Sayings & Trust Elyria Ohio

Plaza Apartments offer furnished frigidaires and stoves

Recently remodeled Plaza Apartments advertise two choice suites one on South Street and one on East Avenue with heat water and appliances furnished. Contact Arthur O'Donnell at 2920 or 154 for details.

Plaza Sth Street East Avenue Arthur O'Donnell

Reunited After 27 Years Mrs Lachman Joins Sons

Mrs Lazar Lachman is reunited with her two sons Maurice and Abraham after 27 years apart. The boys left Russia for European capitals to study medicine, then moved to the United States. Their father Dr Lazar Lachman died recently and Soviet orders scattered their remaining siblings. The mother and the two sons arrived in San Francisco with a passport granted after the father’s death.

Russia America Dr. Lachman San Francisco

Car theft report linked to airport scene in Toledo

Police traced a stolen car seen passing through the area with a man and woman aboard. A sign at 1512 Middle Avenue was damaged when a Chicago woman, Mrs Warie Mayer, drove over the curb and hit it at about 1 30 pm yesterday.

Ca. J. Boor Middle Avenue Warie Mayer Chicago Poure

Alto Collision Report At Walter Johnson and William Paige

Cars driven at Walter Johnson 123 Charles court and William Paige New York collided at Middle avenues and Broad street about 8 p m, police report.

Car Struck in Rear on Lodi Street Night

Hugi Cameron of 323 7th Street reported his vehicle was rear struck while parked on Lodi Street last night. The incident details are unclear from the report.

Hugi Cameron 7Th Street Lodi

Tobacco Introduced in France and Papal States Record

The text notes that tobacco was received with great enthusiasm in France and the Papal States upon its first appearance, primarily as snuff. It took some time before smok ing began, marking a transition from snuff to smoking in early use.

France Papal States

Bomb Wrecks Building in Cleveland

An explosion early today wrecked a one story building housing a pool room a jewelry store and a restaurant in Cleveland. The blast occurred at the pool room rear door and alarmed hundreds nearby forcing 12 residents from the rear of the building. Fire officials reported smoke scattered through the area and windows shattered. no injuries were reported.

Cleveland Folica Buwlair Battaillion Dan Tavelia

South Ridge 4H Club Meets at Murray Ridge Home

The Kitchen Kates 4H group met with Roberta Tree at her Murray Ridge home for a regular session. Plans for a July 2 event at Mrs Varl Dean’s home, plus a roast party on June Sun, were discussed. Demonstrations by Robert Freeland and Norma Delefield on salads were held, followed by games and refreshments. Attendees included Miss Alice Bird, Mrs Milton Eppley, and several Young, Pitcock, Fridenstine, Beal, Nichols, and Delefield family members. The next meeting will be July 2 at Mrs Multon Eppley’s home.

South Ridg Kitchen Kates Roberta Tree Murray Ridge Varl Dean Warne Junio Sun Milton Epples Robert Freeland Norma Delefield Alice Bird Elyria Milton Eppley Kathleen Kathdeene Young Marjorie Helen Pitcock Mary and Ethe Galvan Maude Jean Fridenstine Jeweil Beal Dons Nichols Multon Eppley

Misprint Gives Burns Poem Edition a Stinking Title

A misprint in the Address to a Hagis caused one Burns edition to be labeled the Stinking edition. The error appears in an early printing, altering the work’s reception among readers and collectors.

Hagis

Lake Avenue Bible School Celebrates 57 Years of Service

Lake Avenue Bible School marks fifty seven years of service with a 2 15 PM anniversary service tomorrow afternoon. Organized in 1874, the Sunday school has operated in Yventiucas with 18 members and 110 attendees. Rev D P Fulmer, named two years ago as pastor of Community church, will be honored for his ministry. Dr A E Piner of Furst ME church will deliver the principal address as a full program of music and remarks unfolds.

Lake Avenue Bible School Yventiucas D P Fulmer A E Piner Furst ME Kings Orchestra Fred Bonney John Hecock L. T. Lo Virginia Constant He'en Tavior Green Lake Ave Bible School J E Hecock Mitchell Piper

Oberlin Business Men's Club Meets for June Session

The Oberlin Business Men's Club held its regular meeting at Oberlin Inn with seventeen members present. Plans for the combined Business Men's and Women's Clubs annual picnic, tentatively set for July, were discussed. Reports covered Aviation Day interest and potential standings for a neighborly project. A sales committee was formed with J W Hill Mack Weber and Clarence Wright to promote summer attractions. Sam Powers, serving as secretary in place of Mr Stone, was elected second co president as Mr Comings departs for a Western trip. a committee including Irwin Worcester, Walter Walker, and Edward West was named to arrange the annual picnic plans.

Oberlin Oberin Inn Juls Hintonm Ovesa Ceir I- Hil Tegard Cs Thos J W Hill Mack Weber Clarence Wright Sam Powers Mr Stone Cedar Point Powers Mr Comings Irwin Worcester Walter Walker Edward West

Band Concert To Be Held Tonight At Village Hall

The second summer band concert will be held tonight at eight. Directors Paul Anthony and Robert Melcher, Conservatory students, lead a band of village musicians. They welcome request numbers and will feature two brass quartets including Ward Powers James Mann Kenneth Garer and Dirk Icebee. Program includes Men of Valor Princess of India The Glorious South Serenade Cal Brass Quartet selections Black and Tan White Mighty Lake Rose Nevada March.

Paul Anthony Robert Melcher Conservatory Ward Powers James Mann Kenneth Garer Dirk Men of Klohr India Nesl St Clair Cal Noel Nevin March

Oberlin College Graduates Wed

Mr and Mrs G Fox of Burton announce the marriage of their daughter Marjoria Jean Fox to John Henry Wieland son of Mr and Mrs Ralph F Wieland of Toledo. The wedding took place at the First Congregational Church of Burton with ushers Lawrence Muir Worcester Mass and Owen Jones Boston, classmates at Oberlin College class of 1929.

G . Fox Burton Marjoria Jean Fox John Henry Wieland Ralph F. Wieland Toledo First Congregational Church Lawrence Muir Worcester Mass Owen Jones Boston Oxerlin College

Miss Carol Jordan Leaves on U Tours Tour Across U S

Miss Carol Jordan of West College Street joins a University of Tours party traveling by bus for an extensive U.S. tour. The group will attend the National Education Association meeting in San Francisco then proceed west and south before returning to Oberlin by late July.

Carol Jordan West College Street University of Tours United States Iowa Nebraska Wyoming Utah Nevada San Francisco Trey National Education Association Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma Arkansas Tennessee Virginia Washington, DC New England Cleveland New York Canada Jordan Oberin

Tornado Storm Ravages Cleveland Area and Surrounding Towns

A severe late day storm tore through East Liverpool Kenton and Cleveland area causing heavy property loss. Five bridges were washed out as streams overflowed. Lightning struck the Superior Baptist church and a State Chemical Manufacturing plant. Merchandice ruined, windows blown in, sidewalks roped off, and police guarded downtown stores. Dozens injured and several deaths reported including Joseph Secaur 55 at Canal Winchester from a silo fall. Ohio State University student Raleigh Hudson 19 drowned near Lakeside, and Virgil Smith 12 died near Springfield though heat contributed. The storm followed hours of rain and hail driving people to creeks and pools. A quip about Dryden and his wife appeared at end.

Noresalh Sandusay East Liverpool Kenton Cleveland Superor Baptist Church State Chemical Manufacturing Co Hall Canal Winchester Joseph Secaur Maumee Bay Toledo William Leonardt Raleigh J. Hudson Ohio State University Lakeside Virgil F. Smith Buck Creek Springfield

First Masonic Lodge in the United States Matched 1721 Founding

The first Masonic lodge in the United States traces its organization to November 20, 1721, marking a landmark in fraternal history and colonial society. The event is noted as a foundational moment for American Freemasonry and related civic networks.

United States

Club Leaders To Attend Camp

Three Lorain County Four H club leaders will spend next week at Camp Ohio in Licking County to receive training in directing activities for the County Four H club camp period at Camp Iss-See-Kes next month. The group includes Miss Alice Bird of the agricultural extension, Miss Kethrsn Whitbeck, and Mrs William Brouse, all girls' club leaders at Wellington.

Lorain County Camp Ohio Licking Country Camp Iss-See- Kes Alice Bird Kethrsn Whitbeck William Brouse Weilington

Court actions filed in Lorain County Ohio estates and crimes

In And About The Court House records list Ernest A Tite as administrator of Frank Tite deceased suing Howard Tilthies for negligence in a fatal hit and run near Eaton Center on April 17. Also Warne C Black administrator sues Mathias Altien et al for debt collection of 500 dollars. Foreclosures are sought in Ridgeville and Ridgeville Township. Lorain County Savings and Trust Company sues Laura J Witham et al for 3600 dollars on a note.

Aga Net Howard Tilthes Columbia Statter Ernest A Tite Frank Tite Tilthies Tite Eaton Center Warne C. Black Catherine May Thomas Mathias Altien Ridgeville Lorain County Savings and Trust Company Sui Laura J. Witham Ridgeville Township

Dora Morrison Granted Divorce for Cruelty and Neglect

Dora Morrison of Sheffield Lake obtained a divorce from Claude Morrison on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The case cites persistent mistreatment and abandonment as the cause, with the court granting the dissolution of marriage.

Dora Morrison Sheffield Lake Claude

Continued report on state works efficiency and economy

The surveyor notes that the state works office provides many services at no cost to the state, including instruments, stakes, and clerical support, while Tom and Biggs argue the public receives little benefit from Lagion's office. The critique says state operations are not run with the economy urged by Governor White.

Akien Tom Biggs Lagions Loram County White

Fragmentary medieval note on Jehanre empress charm

A fragment describes the Indian emperor Jehanre who disappeared in a war contact and kept a charm forged from meteoric iron as a talisman.

Jehan

Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Prices Report

Market news from Cleveland shows vegetables fruit and livestock with prices for eggs poultry hogs cattle calves and various produce. North Carolina cobblers Virginia cobblers and other regional markets are listed along with Chicago futures for eggs poultry and grain and notes on wheat corn oats and flour and feed pricing. The report includes cash quotations, receipts, and on track deals for potatoes apples watermelons cabbage and other produce across Ohio and nearby states.

Chicago Lee Teesters States Department of Agriculure United States Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi Oklahoma Alabama North Carolea

Arabians Studied Stars for Prophecy and Sooth Saying

Ancient scholars among the Arabians studied celestial patterns to interpret messages of fate. Their astronomy served divinatory aims, guiding decisions and forecasts through observations of stars and skies.

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