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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1933
Page
5
Ed Sherrill of Oberlin road near Oberlin was fined 100 dollars and costs after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro in Elyria on February 6. The arrest cited a July 1932 offense, with the details not disclosed until today.
Mayor Anton J. Cermak continued to improve at Jackson Memorial hospital in Miami as doctors report the pneumonic condition in one lung subsiding and colitis controlled. He slept fitfully but tolerated broth toast tea and pudding for supper. Despite a critical overall condition physicians remained encouraged by his progress after a bullet wound from the assassination attempt.
Police arrested Joe Cellano of Berlin Heights on a Sandusky sheriff’s warrant charging him with shooting to kill. He was found at 116 Garvin Avenue, the home of his brother in law, yesterday afternoon and denied the charge.
A coroner's investigation is under way to determine the cause of death of Patricia Ann Christensen two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Hans Christensen of 397 East Bridge Street. The child was found dead about two hours after being put to bed at 2 p m Yesterday. The body was taken to Nichols funeral home. Funeral services will be held at 3 p m Monday from the Christensen home with burial in St Mary's Cemetery.
Elyria High School student actors postponed to next Saturday for their Londonderry Air contest at Hiram College sponsor. Team members Raymond Huston Frances Bennett Eileen O'Donnell and Wayne Burdue will compete. Elyria last year won the event.
A banquet at Hotel Newell tonight will mark the high point of the Ohio State Rabbit and Davy circuit convention. The four day session ends tomorrow with sixteen judges evaluating more than four hundred rabbits. The Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Breeders Association hosts the event and will adopt resolutions and plan next year’s meeting.
Elyria bridge teams won first and second prizes in the American Legion tournament at Wellington. P. N. Smith and Ross Edmonds took first prize while W. S. Herbert and F. T. Dirlam earned second. Local teams issued a challenge to Eagles squads for a Lorain and Elymna tournament starting March 21.
Funeral honors paid by Elyria banks for long time banker Mr. Rice who led a local financial institution. Rev. Auld delivers address comparing life to a voyage and praising Rice as steady, prudent, and dedicated, ending with his final illness and passing. Burial at Ridge Hill Park Cemetery.
Joe Tomasic of 2391 Caroline Avenue Lorain, a parole violator, was arrested by Patrolmen Parker and Oidag for stealing a car. Officers stopped him on Lodi Street after noting the same license number as the stolen vehicle. Tomasic had been paroled five months earlier.
Mathematics teachers from Lorain County schools gathered at the county board of education offices this morning to discuss plans for the remainder of the school year. The meeting was called by J. L. Oppelt of Avon Lane School.
J. A. Solandt will address a meeting at the city hall council chamber at 3:00 PM tomorrow on the subject The Inaugural of the People for Pace and Prosper announced today.
Police arrested Don Luén for intoxication after a report of him staggering about on Oberlin road last night.
Word has been received of the death of Mrs Ruth Conaway at Fyedonia New York on March 3 after a year of illness She was a sister in law of Atty John C Conaway of this city Surviving are two sons.
Funeral services for the late Mrs Anna B Aebie will be conducted Monday at 1 36 from the late home 168 Courtland Street with Rev Ernst Irion officiating Burial will be in South Amherst cemetery The body will remain at Sudro Funeral Home until Monday morning then moved to the late home for services
The annual stag party of the Young Men's Clubs is set for Monday night at 6 39 p m at the Elks Club. The organizing committee includes Dr Chester Vessey Kenneth Brown and Steve Burke.
Peteres aged 74 of R. F. D. No. 3 died at home after a long illness. Born in Austria Hungary in 1858 he is survived by two children. Body removed to Sudro's Funeral Home.
Judge A R Webber ordered removal of a partially built spite fence between the Wellerts and Hollups on Cleveland Street. The injunction suit cites zoning-ordinance issues prompting construction. no ruling yet on a small building pending amended petition. Local council previously split four to three against zoning-change recommendations.
James Vardi of Lorain was sentenced to five days in county jail after arraignment in common pleas court on a contempt of court charge connected to an alimony action.
Louis Toth sues Elvira for divorce on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty alleging they were married.
Poem-like passage contemplates death as an evening voyage toward a brighter realm. It envisions no moaning at departure and a final reunion with the pilot after crossing the bar. The imagery links tides, twilight, and a lasting farewell with hopeful arrival.
Dr. Robert A. Millikan of Pasadena has accepted Oberlin College's centennial commencement invitation for June 20. A Oberlin trustee since 1918, Millikan, a 1891 graduate, is renowned for cosmic ray research and early X-ray history.
Oberlin College posts a weekly calendar featuring March 4 swim meet Oberlin vs Western Reserve at Crane Pool 3 09 pm and Oberlin vs Ohio Wesleyan at Warner Gym 8 00 pm. March 5 services classes church vesper Finney Chapel 4 30 pm with Dr Robert E Brown talk. Other days list meditation rehearsal assemblies recitals debates and concerts.
Miss Mary Longley of the Girl Scout Field Staff will speak at a meeting at the home of treasurer Mrs. H E Shepard 156 West College Street on Thursday March 9 at 4 99 p m Mothers and friends of Scouts are invited. Longley also conducts a training course at Elyria March 6 7 8 9 from 7 99 to 9 00 p m at the First Congregational church Transportation arrangements for OFarim scouts are under way Call Mrs Ashilet local director.
The Open Forum will convene in the James Brand House on Sunday afternoon at 399 The tome for discussion is Community Loyalty What is it How is it shown.
Airs R W Young and Mrs H V Zahm hosted a bridge luncheon at Mrs Mallory’s home on East College Street. After a two course meal five contract bridge tables played. Prizes went to Mrs Mover and Mrs Ward Richardson for top scores. Mrs Frank Wharton of Lakewood and Mrs W oC Breenwell of Lorain were out of the running.
Mr and Mrs EL W Blakeley of South Pleasant street announce the birth of a son Richard Dyke born in March at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Miss Vary Togers hosted seven friends for a party on Reanor Place with games puzzles and refreshments. The Pythian Sisters Past Call meet March 6 at Mrs Blackmer's South Pleasant street. members asked to bring thread and needles. Oberlin Women's Garden Department meets Monday afternoon at Oberlin Inn to hear Miss Thayer of Cleveland speak on The Planning of Gardens.
Governor White granted a pardon to Adolph Scharping, convicted in Lorain municipal court of violating prohibition law. The recommendation came from Judge A P Duffy, the prosecuting attorney, the mayor, and the police chief.
Attorney A. V. Cannon was appointed receiver for the Guarantee Title Co of Cleveland. The notice clarifies this is not the Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co with Elyria offices.
Lil Struck marked a 30 year career milestone by opening a new larger store at 624 Broad Street in Elyria in the former Harry H. Smith building. The three level showroom features grouped furnishings, planned display space, and a program at 7 p.m. with Minstrel Follies participants. Struck will stock national lines and intends to attract out of town shoppers with a homey atmosphere. He is joined by El Smith Carl Gerber Jack Banville and his daughter Myrtie. Clark Maddock's orchestra will perform at the opening.
Most prizes in the Money for Elyria drawing have been claimed at the Chamber of Commerce. Three tickets remain unclaimed and must be redeemed by 9 p m. to avoid the second series start Monday. Dor Webber and Mrs Har ry J Wahn each claimed five dollar prizes.
The passage urges immediate government response to unemployment, stressing honesty, honor, and obligation. It argues for direct government recruitment, treating the effort as a wartime emergency, while seeking effective employment measures to put people to work now.
Cleveland markets report No Butter or Poultry today with potato sacks and graded varieties priced around 3.90 per 100 lbs and 0.50 to 0.70 per unit for poorer grades. Hog buyers steady. cattle generally weak. sheep and lambs mixed with double‑choice mutton near 3.85. Eggs receipts strong. potatoes, grains, and seeds listed with various state sources and future deliveries.
A call for redistribution and use of natural resources to renew the economy urges land reform, reduced foreclosures, and unified relief. It argues for national planning of transport and communications, strict banking oversight, and currency stability. The speaker pledges leadership of a disciplined, united national effort to restore world trade only after domestic recovery.
The piece notes Henry A. Wallace as agriculture secretary designate, aged 45, with veterans like George H. Dern named for War and Daniel C. Roper for Commerce. James A Farley seen as postmaster general patronage dispenser. John Cummins of Connecticut to serve as attorney general until successor to the late Senator Thomas J. Walsh is chosen, then to go to the Philippines.
President Roosevelt rode past a replica of federal hall as 40 000 spectators filled grandstands and windows along Pennsylvania avenue. In Athens Ohio, legislators face a $2 million shortfall that could force state-aided schools in southeastern counties to close without funds for overdue teachers' salaries.
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