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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
5
New York July 1 The bond market showed improved tone as United States government issues and foreign obligations gained. Liberty Bonds and Treasury Certificates drew buyers at higher prices, with several recently weak issues moving up. industrial and utility bonds were mostly steady to higher with price gains dominating.
Ed Schonfeld of Cleveland was fined 25 dollars and costs after being found guilty of reckless driving in Justice Walter Watts court. He pleaded not guilty. He was arrested after a Ridgeville accident with John Webber as Webber waited to left turn into the Dyke Road. Al Webber of Elyria was arrested on embezzlement charges and released on bond. Margaret A. Boone received a divorce from Everett C. Boone for gross neglect and extreme cruelty and was awarded custody of their daughter. Toombs A. Hillman was returned to Lorain County to face a mortgage property charge, arrested at North Springfield.
LaGrange hosts Sheldon Lumbers and Barberton Eagles in a July 4 Community Picnic game at LaGrange High School diamond. Start time is 2 30 pm. Barberton previously beat LaGrange. Hastings will pitch for the Lumbers in the showdown.
Lightning sparked a massive blaze at Buckeye Oil Company storage near Cygnet, Ohio, destroying a 35,000 barrel tank valued at about 35,000 dollars and threatening adjacent tanks as more than 100 firefighters fought the flames overnight.
Clarence Stuckey ex-manager of the Day's Hardware team in the City softball league intends to reorganize a squad to play Sunday games only. Report at 6:30 tonight at the Hamilton diamond: Joe Ross Frank Fritz Kriss V Kaminski Steve Kaminski Steve Gerush Mike Tobicash Franklin Carr and Pat Watson.
The Elyria Rainbow Girls softball team managed by Herman Klein will travel to Lorain on July 4 to meet Hart Jewelers in a Port City matchup at Oakwood Park. The game is slated for 10 A.M. and features a schedule clash with the Diamondland venue.
Clark Service Team defeated the Paliska Truckers 13 to 9 at Roosevelt Field in an independent softball game. Liga pitched 9 innings allowing eight hits, while Kish and Liga led the offense with two singles each. Kayden relieved Thomas and took the loss as Yucka umpired, with a 1 hour 40 minute game time.
Vic Baker of 501 W Twenty-first street Lorain was arrested yesterday on two liquor charges possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor. He was arraigned in the court of Justice Walter Watts and released under $500 bond for each charge.
Millerburg July 1 Robert Parker 25 faces arraignment on a first degree murder indictment for the June 22 shooting death of his divorced wife Norabelle 29 at her mother Mrs Grand Spring home. Officials say the shooting followed a quarrel.
Oberlin July 1 A J Waite 80 died at his home 24 South Street after a long career with New York Central as freight agent. A charter Collinwood Blue Lodge member and Past Master, he also served in Knight Templars and Oberlin Blue Ridge. Survived by wife Stellan Hammond son Dean Waite sister Hepfinger and two grandsons. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 PM at home. burial Westwood Cemetery.
Announcement from Washington reports Miss Ruth Leathers formerly of Oberlin Kindergarten Primary Training School wed Kirkland C Buet of Baltimore Maryland at the National Cathedral chapel at noon June 25. After a reception the couple toured Atlantic City New York and Bermuda before settling in Baltimore after August 1. Miss Leathers a Columbia University Teachers College graduate taught in Oberlin. Mr Buck a Baltimore banker served as assistant treasurer of Eutaw Savings Bank. Dr Frank H Foster retired theologian received an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Harvard on June 24.
A 12 hour marathon session at the convention saw nine nominees chosen amid noisy demonstrations. Roosevelt backers pushed for an early win, while anti-Roosevelt groups worked to sway delegates. The third ballot was pivotal but failed to change the overall balance as intense floor activity continued late.
The piece follows tense party maneuvering at the Democratic convention with Texas and Illinois delegations caucusing and requests for guidance from Chicago Mayor Cermak. Roosevelt remains in play as Byrd of Virginia and Garner supporters weigh ballots while Roosevelt’s family observes, and a push to break late in the night looms.
Mrs May Blackwell returns from Broomdale to attend sister and husband Slotterbeck funeral. Bridgette club hosts party on Morgan Street with bridge. Hartley Broadwell to host club in two weeks. Miss LaVern Zimmerman at North Western University summer school in Evanston IL. Kinsevard and Gross family travel to Chicago to see Jack Service Olympic semi finals then to Yankton and California for Olympics. Mrs J M Albright returns from Cincinnati visit with granddaughter Twila Pratt. Well baby clinic reports 37 children examined under Dr Baldwin with another clinic planned for August. Oberlin officials attend Akron airship institute dedication with Dr Robert Millikan speaking. Savages and Ride heading to Los Angeles for the Olympiad trip. City Manager Sears injured knee and homebound. Miss Constance Sherman 2" returns from Smith College. plan to spend August in France.
Markets Cleveland produce prices show butter steady at 20 cents per pound, eggs 12 1/2 to 12 1/2 cents, poultry steady with various fowl prices, potatoes Maine Green Mountain at 1.25 per 100 lb sack, Idaho russet around 1.50, farmers local markets list Ohio grown asparagus beans cabbage carrots cauliflower celery cherries cucumbers currants dill Kohlrabi lettuce onions greens peas with assorted price ranges for each item.
The report lists per basket prices for radishes strawberries and tomatoes in Ohio markets, plus turnips and squash. It also covers national grain and hay quotations, including alfalfa clover corn oats hay and straw, with Chicago cash quotes for butter eggs and related items.
Grain prices list No 1 and No 2 varieties for corn oats and rye with modest changes. Livestock prices show Hogs steady to higher, Cattle mostly higher with top steers around 9.50 to 9.75, calves and sheep uneven with some declines and pockets of strength. Local market activity noted for week ending with varied gains across categories.
Hattie L. Elliott widow of Frank Elliott died at her home 908 Walnut at 5 30 following a lingering illness. Born in La Porte June 18 1884 she had lived in Elyria two years. She was a member of Second Congregational Church. Surviving are one daughter Mrs Clayton Rhodes of Elyria and two grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at 3 30 from Taylor's Funeral Home conducted by Rev C F Wiseman. Burial in Ridgeville Cemetery.
Multiple names and addresses appear as a compilation of vendors and firms in Ohio towns including Elyria Elyna Gratton Dover North Ridgeville and LaGrange. Entries list individuals such as P Molosky M Parrish and R Machovini alongside firms like Forbush & Sons and Knechtges & Gorman with addresses on Broad Street River Street and Ridge Road plus several Kroger and Fisher stores in the region.
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