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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1939

Page

3

Hoover Completes Five Years Service In Association

Frank W. Hoover, Elyria Memorial Hospital superintendent, ends five years as an official of the Northeastern District of the Ohio Hospital Association. At a Cleveland meeting, Dr. Robert G. Bishop was elected president, A C Fonkalsrud vice president, and Worth Howard secretary. Hoover reports plans for the state convention in Columbus April 11 to 15 and serves as convention program chairman. Fifty-two northeastern Ohio hospital superintendents attended.

Frank W. Hoover Elyria Memorial Hospital Ohio Hospital Association Cleveland Robert G. Bishop University Hospital A. C. Fonkalsrud Mansfield General Hospital Worth Howard Akron City Hoover The Columbus Northeastern Ohio

Rigid Probation Set in Burglary Case

Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley granted three year probation to William Borac of Elyria and Charles Sweet of Lorain for burglary at The Empire Tavern and other Elyria night clubs. Any liquor during probation triggers immediate penitentiary sentencing. both defendants have prior prison terms and parole breaches, but six year records are clean.

Common Pleas Guy B. Findley William Borac Elyria Charles Sweet Lorain Empire Tavern

Commissioners Favor The Employment Of Union Men

County commissioners backed employing Lorain County labor in the two PWA bridge projects while noting such hiring rests with PWA control. They will notify the union when bids open and contracts are let so labor representatives may discuss the matter with winning bidders. The next contract, a $140,000 underpass at the B and O Railroad crossing on 21st street, is set for March 15.

Lorain County PWA Lorain Thomas Pycraft Lorain County Industrial Union Council Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 21St Street

Talks On Aid for Dependent Children Program

Miss Doris Todd county supervisor addressed Elyria Local No 1 of the Ohio Workers Alliance at 204 Lodi Street discussing legal phases of the Aid for Dependent Children program. She answered questions from members after her talk Thursday night.

Doris Todd Elyria Local No. 1 Ohio Workers Alliance Lodi Street Miss Todd

Lorain Motorist Fined for DUI with Driving Privilege Suspended

Charles R. Guthrie of Lorain was fined 50 dollars and costs and had his driving privilege suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on a DUI charge. He was arrested on Lake avenue February 25.

Charles R. Guthrie Lorain Joseph Q. Petro Lake Avenue

Buck Jones Fined $2 for Disorderly Conduct

Buck Jones was fined $2 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on a disorderly conduct complaint filed by Blanch Croft of West avenue.

Buck Jones Joseph Q. Petro Blanch Croft West Avenue

New Auto License Plates Arrive Late in Elyria

Elyria received its 1939 automobile license plates three days late. Deputies began selling them immediately while the new tags reuse the prior year letter series. Club members and local residents report their plates in various YY YZ YP ZF ZA ZB ZD series. Plates may be used after March 10 with a deadline of April 1.

Elyria Miss Gehl Automobile Club Leo R. Meyer George Marshall Oil Bar Lake Avenue

Bicycle theft reported at McKinley School

David Davies of 355 Eastern Heights Blvd reported to police last evening that his bicycle valued at 12 dollars was stolen from McKinley school.

David Davies Eastern Heights Blvd McKinley School

City Vacation and Sick Leave Proposal Faces Council

Letters to the editor warn Elyria city ordinance granting two weeks annual vacation and ninety days sick leave with pay to all employees will raise costs. The writer questions funding for substitutes and future year accumulations, noting impact on police fire and water departments and potential health insurance costs. FRITZ RUDIN signs.

Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Ohio Fire Our City School Board Post Office Fritz Rudin

Salvation Army Buys West Broad Street Property

Mrs. Alice Pitman of Pitman Realty Co. announced the Salvation Army purchased 708 West Broad Street from Mrs. Evangeline Smith. Plans call for a building with a basement recreation room, ground floor auditorium, and second floor living quarters, potentially starting in 1939. The deed was funded by a $135,000 bequest from Grace Sayles.

Alice Pitman Pitman Realty Co Salvation Army West Broad Street Andress Evangeline Smith Grace Sayles The

Commissioner Davidson Receives Praise for Welfare Funding

A letter from the Oberlin League for Women Voters commends Commissioner Chairman John E. Davidson for an added county welfare appropriation this week. The board approved $3,000 more for Soldiers Relief and $2,000 for Aid for Dependent Children. The league officials Mildred C. McEwen and Grace R. Alexander signed the note. Davidson said it is nice to hear appreciation amid complaints.

John E. Davidson Oberlin League For Women Voters Davidson Mildred C. McEwen Government and Child Welfare Department League Grace R.alexander

Ridgeville PTA To Stage Musical After Easter

The Ridgeville Parent-Teachers Association schedules a musical show with first rehearsal and tryouts at Ridgeville High School auditorium at 7 30 p m on Wednesday March 8. Singers dancers musicians and comedians in the vicinity are invited to report for tryouts.

Ridgeville Parent-Teachers Association Ridgeville High School

Toledo Grain Markets Close Elevation Prices and Produce

Market report shows Wheat No 2 red at 315 and 5d4lac, No 1 red at 734, Corn No 2 yellow at 832, Rye No 2 at 554, Oats No 2 White at 235. Nearby produce lists apples baskets Toc 3i 90, beets 23-35e per bu, carrots 33 30c per iz-bu, celery cabbage baskets 13c, greens and mushrooms prices noted, general farm produce priced per unit or sack.

Grain and Milling Prices From Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co

Quotations for grain hay and straw supplied by Sheets Elevator Co and flour by Montana Milling Co. Prices listed per bushel or ton for corn, wheat, oats, rye, barley, flour, and mill feeds with figures for hay and straw. Includes homegrowers market apples Baldwins in cold storage.

Sheets Elevator Co Montana Milling Co

County Seeks Lower Fire Insurance Rate on Buildings

The board of county commissioners seeks a reduced fire insurance rate for 300 700 dollars of coverage on county buildings expiring March 8. They ask all insurers to issue 30 day binders to permit a rate study by the Ohio Bureau of Inspection. Present rate is 1485 dollars per thousand, totaling 4456 dollars every three years, distributed among 50 agencies.

Board of County Commissioners Ohio Bureau of Inspection

Mass Meeting Planned in Lorain on Palestine Threat

A mass meeting to protest Britain’s desertion of the League of Nations and support the Balfour declaration for Palestine will be held at the Temple on Reid Avenue and Ninth Street Lorain at 8 P M Monday. J N Rassler secretary of the Elyria Lorain Zionist organization announced it. The public is invited.

Great Britain League of Nations Reid Avenue Ninth Street Lorain J. N. Rassler Elyria- Lorain Zionist Organization

Former Lorain County Man To Speak To Local Farmers

Dean D. Deeds, a former Lorain County resident and current Licking County farmer, will address more than 200 farmers and business leaders in Oberlin. As a member of the state agricultural conservation committee, he will discuss the federal agricultural conservation program and its benefits to city and rural business. The dinner at First M. E. Church next Wednesday is organized by the Lorain County Agricultural Conservation Association and allied groups.

Lorain County Dean D. Deeds Licking County Thew Shovel Company Lorain State Agricultural Conservation Committee M. E. Church Oberlin T. H. Brewley Agricultural Conservation Association of County Conservation Association

LaGrange High Sponsors Roller Skating Party in Elyria

The Junior and Senior classes host a roller skating party at Rainbow Gardens in Elyria on Monday evening to raise funds for trip expenses to Washington D C. Everyone is invited.

LaGrange High School Rainbow Gardens Elyria Washington, D. C

Miller Charged With Reckless Driving Fined in City Court

Charles E. Miller of 325 North street was arrested March 3 for reckless driving on Lake avenue. He was arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro and fined $5 plus costs.

Charles E. Miller North Street Lake Avenue Joseph Q. Petro

Community debates purchase of county fair site as armory option

Citizens and officials in Elyria discuss buying the county fair property at current prices, with estimates noting historic value around 150 000 dollars. Supporters claim it could serve as an armory site and urge ballot submission after endorsing the special committee report. Opponents cite school needs and unsafe facilities.

W. B. Richmond Ralph Murbach George Richwine Frank Henke P.T. A Elyria Lewis Huffman Special Committee R. T. J. Martin

Local Produce Prices and Availability Listed in Market Note

A raw market listing shows numerous produce items with bulk and basket prices. Items include apples such as Jonathan and Rome Beauty, greens, onions, lettuce, celery, mushrooms, and more. Prices range from fractions of a dollar to about 4 dollars per unit, with weights given in pounds, pecks, and baskets.

Death Record Mrs May E Kidney

Mrs May E Kidney widow of Arthur B Kidney died suddenly Friday morning at Berea Hospital. Born in Cleveland she spent most of her married life in Olmsted Falls Memphis and Elyria. She moved to Olmsted Falls recently. She leaves two sisters and a brother James B Guthrie Oberlin Adele Brown Elyria Ralph Brown Hot Springs Ark. Funeral at the late home River street Olmsted Falls Monday at 3 PM.

May E. Kidney Arthur B. Kidney Berea Hospital Kidney Cleveland Olmsted Falls Memphis Tenn Elyria James B. Guthrie Oberlin Adele Brown Elyria High School Ralph Brown Hot Springs Ark River Street

Mrs Raymond Bradley die in Elyria area

Evelyn Jenkins 21 wife of Raymond Bradley died suddenly at St John’s Hospital Cleveland after a brief illness. She leaves husband Oliver Jenkins and parents Lewis and Mrs. Jenkins, plus one brother, with ties to Elyria and Litchfield organizations. Funeral services Sunday from Granger home then Litchfield Congregational church with Elyria W R C in charge. Burial in Litchfield cemetery.

Raymond Bradley Evelyn Jenkins Second Street Elying St. John's Hospital Cleveland Oliver Jenkins Lewis Granger W. E. Stegman Elyria Women's Relief Corps of Medina Grange Congregational Church of Litchfield

Avon Lake Man Found Dead at Local Plant

Charles Huber a 47 year old maintenance worker at the Cleveland Electric Duminating Co Avon Lake plant was found dead at 9 AM yesterday He was a Lorain Eagles Lodge member Survived by wife Judith nine children mother and [names]. Funeral 9:30 AM Monday Holy Trinity Church Avon burial church cemetery

Avon Lake Charles Huber Cleveland Electric Duminating Co Lorain Eagles Lodge Judith Clara Hassell Virginia Detroit Mildred Robert Victor Joan Ruth Charles Dan Caroline Huber Cleveland Holy Trinity Church Avon

Mrs. F. H. Davis Dies at Elyria Home After Illness

Mrs. F. H. Davis died at her home 537 Third Street on March 3 after a two month heart illness. Born in Fairfield Ohio, she lived in Elyria twenty five years and married in Detroit twenty two years ago. Survived by husband daughter Mrs Earl L Peabody and brother Walter Barton. Funeral at Church of Christ March 5 at 2:30 p.m. Rev Will Foster officiating. Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.

F. H. Davis Third Street Fairfield Ohio Elyria Detroit Church of Christ Earl L. Peabody Walter Barton Hale Michigan Will Foster Ridgelawn Cemetery

Death of Charles Ward Hurd in Ridgeville

Charles Ward Hurd 68 died at 6 30 am at his Ridgeville home after a lingering illness. Survived by wife Hallie and brother William of Cleveland. Body to Pease Funeral Home Dover Center then to residence for service 2 pm Tuesday with Rev Rutledge of North Olmsted officiating.

Charles Ward Hurd Cleveland Road Ridgeville Hallie William Cleveland Pease Funeral Dover Center Rev. Rutledge North Olmsted

Andrew Moodt, 56, Dies After Stroke at Avon Lake Shop

Andrew Moodt suffered a stroke while working in his Center Road blacksmith shop and died later that day. Survived by wife Lena (deceased), four children Helen Rundle of Berea and William Edward Erla, plus one granddaughter Janet. Body at Pease Funeral Home Dover Center. Funeral 3 p.m. Monday at St. Paul's Lutheran, Dover Center.

Avon Lake Andrew Moodt Center Road Lena Helen Rundle Berea Wiliam Edward Erla Janet Pease Funeral Home Dover Center St. Paul’s Lutheran Church

Lorain County Schools Share $286 From Basketball Tourney

Seventeen Lorain county village and rural schools receive $286 distributed by the county school committee last night. Each school gets $11 for every game its team played, funding athletic funds after tournament expenses and reserves for the annual track meet and other self supporting events.

Lorain

Driver Gaza Papp Fined for Reckless Driving

Gaza Papp of 427 West River Street was fined five dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro for reckless driving on Cleve land Street at 9 p m yesterday.

Gaza Papp West River Street Joseph Q. Petro Cleveland Street

Sheriff Reports On Activities For Two Months

Sheriff Carl R. Finegan reports January and February activities: 215 investigations with fines and costs of 1174 dollars. The force logged 86 traffic accidents, 32 traffic arrests yielding 351 dollars, 11 intoxication arrests with 162 dollars, and 19 death cases. Also 5 assault cases, 2 gambling device arrests with 60 dollars, 11 breaking and entering or robbery cases, 14 farm thefts, 3 auto and accessory thefts, and 26 miscellaneous reports.

Carl R. Finegan

Court suits filed and claims settled in Lorain County

The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company sues Andrew P Supers et al for 3561 and seeks foreclosure of property in Eaton township. Suits by Lillian Welton for 5000 and Harvey Welton for 136 against Walter Kohn of Elyria, from a traffic collision on East Bridge Street December 31 1936, were settled and dismissed in common pleas court today at the defendant's costs.

Lorain County Savings and Trust Company Andrew P. Supers Lillian Welton Harvey Welton Walter Kohn Elyria East Bridge Street Common Pleas Court

Man treated after fight at home in Was

William Brown, 30, of 432 15th Street, Was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 10 45 p m yesterday for multiple lacerations and bruises suffered in a fight at his home, police report states.

William Brown 15Th Street Elyria Memorial Hospital

Collision damages fenders on city bus at Broad and Court

Police report a collision at 9 40 p m yesterday at Broad and Court streets involving a city bus driven by Clyde Baker and a car driven by G Horn ing of Cleveland. Both vehicles sustained fender damage and no injuries were noted.

Broad and Court Streets Clyde Baker G. Horning Cleveland

LaGrange Man Arrested for Intoxication Fined

H. F. Christensen of LaGrange was arrested March 1 for intoxication and arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro today. He was fined $5 and costs.

H. F. Christensen LaGrange Joseph Q. Petro

President Discusses Rights and Democracy in Address

The president defended civil liberties and the Bill of Rights, cautioning against suspicions of press freedom and arguing for protection of freedom of religion, assembly, and petition. He urged vigilance against private property loss without compensation and warned against mob rule while honoring representative democracy.

Congress Mail Telegraph

Oberlin Byss Esther Wood Ad

Esther Wood at 806 North Professor Street in Oberlin lists contact as 2323 plus 32 Union Street.

Oberlin Byss Esther Wood

Oberlin church schedules and devotional services listed

Oberlin churches publish a full day of services and activities. First Church in Oberlin led by Rev J A Richards and Rev C M Cochrane hosts classes, morning worship and youth meetings. other churches include First Methodist with sermons and lentens. Christ Church Episcopal and Grace Lutheran provide masses and prayers. Mount Zion Baptist features church school and junior B Y P U programs.

Oberlin J. A. Richards C. M. Cochrane Bosworth Hall Pilgrim Youth Fellowship James Brand House Melvern Hoff Elm Street G. D. Hubbard Homer Tucker Mt. Zion Baptist Church First Baptist Church J. Gordon Trick Grace Lutheran Church H. Dawe Mount Zion

Pope elected from Eugenio to pope after cardinals vote

Benedict XV appointed Eugenio as Secretary General of the Holy Congregation in 1914 and later elevated him to the Archbishopric of Sardinia in 1917. This week 62 cardinals cast ballots in the Sistine Chapel as he was chosen pope.

Benedict XV Eugenio The Holy Congregation Vatican Sardi Sistine Chapel

Sermon Topic Jesus and Our Self Respect

Rev. Thomas Hughes of LaPorte M E Church announces 11 15 a m Sunday sermon on Jesus and Our Self Respect a study in human personality The Young People’s choir will render special music Sunday school begins at 10 15 a m Visitors are welcome

Carlisle Thomas Hughes LaPorte M E Jesus

Delay action on WPA project in Lorain County schools

Lorain County Board of Education delayed action on a proposed WPA project after superintendent C A Gibbons said details were scarce. Miss Edith C Cuthbert, state supervisor for special classes for deaf children, advised waiting to observe pilot results in other cities before proceeding.

Lorain County

Different Ways of Praying Sermon Set at Evening Service

At 6 30 p m Senior B Y P U and 7 30 p m Evening service Dr J Richards speaks on Different Ways of Praying Thursday 8 00 p m Mid week prayer service continues the church schedule with prayer and reflection.

J. Richards

C and M Alliance To Hold Services In New Building

The Christian and Missionary Alliance will hold first services Sunday in its new South Pleasant street building. A 2:00 p m Sunday School rally precedes 3:00 and 7:30 p m preaching. Visiting preachers lead sessions. daily 7:30 p m meetings run for two weeks. Dedication planned for Fall.

Christian and Missionary Alliance South Pleasant Street

Columbus Man To Lead Discussion At Epworth League Meeting

Epworth League of the Rust Methodist church hosts talks on The Youth of Today. John R. Butler of Columbus leads at 3 00 p m as YMCA Columbus executive secretary and Lexington Conference youth supervisor. At 6 45 p m Thomas E Poag Columbus YMCA Dramatic Dept director presents with a Ph D from Ohio State.

Epworth League of the Rust Methodist Church Community Center Project Epworth League John R. Butler Columbus Butler Lexington Thomas E. Poag Columbus Y. M. C. A Poag Morgan College of Baltimore Ohio State

Oberlin Rotary Luncheon Highlights Dentistry Talk

Dr. R. A. Phipps spoke on dentistry at the Oberlin Rotary Club luncheon held Thursday at Oberlin Inn.

R. A. Phipps Oberlin Rotary Club Oberlin Inn Dr. Phipps

Garden club meeting to feature birds talk

The Garden department of the Oberlin Women’s club will meet Monday March 6 at the Oberlin Inn. Professor Lynds Jones will give an illustrated talk on birds. Members of the club and others interested are invited to attend.

Oberlin Women's Club Oberlin Inn Lynds Jones

Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters Meet Monday

The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters will meet Monday night with Mrs. E. M. Lyman in the Merwin apartments. The Queen Esther Society of the Methodist church will meet Monday evening with Miss Betty Allen, 306 North Professor Street.

Pythian Sisters E. M. Lyman Merwin Apartments Queen Esther Society The Methodist Church Betty Alflen North Professor Street

Families Visit Relatives In New York State

Glenn Molyneaux and son Jimmy left Thursday to spend the weekend with his parents at Houghton New York. Mrs. George Cohran of New York City is a guest of her parents Mr and Mrs H C Tuck of North Professor street. Mrs Tuck, who has been ill, is reported to be improving.

Glenn Molyneaux Jimmy Houghton, N. Y George Cohran New York City H. C. Tuck North Professor Street Tuck

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