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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1934
Page
5
Six Republicans vying for Ohio governor denounced the Democratic administration at a Hancock County Republican dinner. Each candidate accused the Democrats of extravagance and underfunding the schools as they spoke to supporters in Pindlay.
State Liquor Control officials were cited for weak leadership and a poor program as candidates urged a unified Republican front. Elden Sparks Halgler Harrison Brown Morgan attended alongside Bricker Corey Lamb Morgan and others. Fess and Herbert sent regrets while Gertrude Jones spoke for the eighth Ohio district.
Tony Brazo of 565 Lodi Street was fined $10 and costs after arraignment in police court on a disorderly conduct charge. Placed on record on complaint by John Thornton, an employee at the Dutch Kitchen on Lodi Street, Thornton testified Brazo attempted to cause a disturbance there last evening.
Robert Armstrong of 142 Bath street was found guilty of selling liquor without a permit after arraignment before Mayor W A Vanoster in police court this morning. He allegedly sold a half pint of bootleg liquor to two customers for twenty five cents and was arrested yesterday by Officer C L Miller. Mayor Vanoster deferred sentence until tomorrow morning.
A group of twenty five from the Christian Church of Wellington gathered at the Fred Prentice home to welcome Donald EB Prentice home from the Navy Training Station at Norfolk Virginia. A tureen supper and songs followed a late hour departure as Donald prepared to sail in one month aboard the U S Flag Ship. The event honored a naval furlough.
William Smith age 14 of Vine street died at Elyria Hospital at 6 45 this morning after being taken there Tuesday noon with pneumonia. The Oberlin Garden Club held an informal meeting at Mr Baehr s home with display of Regal and Madonna lilies in bloom. Local members included Mrs M T Osburn Miss Dorothy Hughes and Mrs Glenn Dutridge.
Cream and cake were served. Attending guests included Mr and Mrs W B McMullen, Mr and Mrs Oscar Koehn and son Jerry, Mrs Maude Hull, Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and Mr and Mrs Sadro of Elyria, Frank Deaver, Mr and Mrs Vinton Berry, Ilene and Raymond Berry of Ashland, Mrs Smith, Mr and Mrs Arlo Smith and son Junior, Mrs Osea Higgie and Mr and Mrs Homer Holland of Wellington, and Miss Clarabelle Hange of River Corners.
A large crowd gathered at the Congregational church to greet former pastor Rev. Merle Adams of Norfolk Nebraska who led the church here in 1915 1916. After the address attendees shared a picnic lunch at Society Hall and reminisced on former days with participants from Litchfield Elyria Lorain Ashland and other nearby towns. Halliwill Reunion hosted by Mr and Mrs Mark Devereana featured guests from Cleveland Akron Armstrong Lodi West Salem Vedina New London Spencer La Grange Sullivan Penfield and more with games readings and music ending with plans for next year at Lloyd Casts Armstrong.
M J Ardman formerly of Akron prepares to open the Elyria New and Used Furniture Company at 582 Broad Street. He brings 13 years in furniture, six in auction work in Canton, and plans a July 7 opening with gifts for every adult and a large stock. He will operate on three floors of the leased building and aims to offer a full line of new and used furniture with affordable options for lower incomes.
Tuesday gathering at Falls Clinic canceled for morning. Temple Chapter C. E. 8 will meet Tuesday afternoon, last session until fall. Guests Gloria and Billy Keep from Amherst visit grandparents Buel Nilson. Ivandell Stillwell and Ruth of Mason City Iowa host Grace Machin who called at Orrin Miller’s home Thursday and Friday.
Mrs N Baker leaves Thursday for Mountain Lake New Jersey after weeks with her mother Mrs Belle Smith. Mrs A B Lambert of Oberlin visits Mrs Alice Allis Maygar Street. A group of area girls enjoyed a picnic at Lee Cottage Sunnyside Beach then went to Vermilion on the Lake listing Mildred Gillette Ruth Allies Pauline Clifford Gertrude Ring ter Grace Edwards Emma Warner Leola Sigler and Ola Robart. A special PTA meeting called by President Carl Webber for Thursday June 28 at Brighton Schoolhouse invites all interested in masta coming here.
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