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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1942

Page

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Roosevelt Warns On Dangers Of Price Increases

President Roosevelt in a radio address warned that continued broad price rises threaten the economy and war effort, urging cooperation to curb inflation. He noted only modest cost of living growth and emphasized the need to avoid deflation and fiscal damage.

Swashington Roosevelt Altky Henry A. Wallace Frestat Agriculture Department Claude R. Wickard Wallace Wickard Commodity Credit Corporation

Convicted After Trying His Own Case Before Local Jury

Walter Carlin of West River road was found guilty today of driving while intoxicated. Mayor Joseph Q. Petro fined him 35 dollars plus costs and suspended his motor vehicle license for six months. Carlin, arrested November 16 at Middle avenue and Fourth street, defended himself and faced a jury of eight men and four women who deliberated about an hour and 15 minutes. He may appeal. no transcript was taken.

Walter Carlin West River Road Joseph Q. Petro Carlin Middle Avenue Fourth Street James J. Bogie Finges

Banquet plans set for Lorain dairymen meeting

Plans for the annual Lorain county dairymen banquet to be held March 24 at the LaGrange high school building were near completion after a meeting of the county dairymen committee. Ohio State University rural economist Virgil Werts will be principal speaker. Floyd G. Guernsey, secretary of the Guernsey Breeders Association, will be toastmaster. A new feature will be an listing of Lorain county men maintaining purebred registered Holstein Guernsey Jersey and Ayrshire cattle. The reservations committee includes Willard Hathaway Sherman Mason Elyria Jay Jackson LaGrange Lawrence Betts Penfield Leon Lehman Grafton Neal Ludwig Amherst Sir Nash Oberlin Marvin Burge Wellington N B Evers on Ed Litchfield Rochester Alfred Smosler Norman Leininger Warren Weininger.

Lerain County Virgil Werts Ohio State University Floyd 3. Barlow Qbia Guersey Breeders’ Association Lorain County Gurensey Jersey Ayrshire Willard Hathaway Sherman Mason Elyria Jay Jackson LaGrange Lawrence Betts Penfield Leon Lehman Grafton Neal Ludwig Amherst Sir Nash Oberlin Marvin Burge Wellington N. B. Everson Brighton Ed Litchfield Rochester Alfred Smosler Norman Leininger Warren Weininger

Y-Indus Club Plans Theatre Party and New Members

Y-Indus Club to hold a stag theatre party at 7 39 tonight with plans after as the scheduled speaker will not attend. The executive board has 21 members with nine new appointees and 12 reelected, including Mrs Barclay W J Sample Miss Gladys Swigert Don Wilmot Mrs Sarah Cunnisham F C Billings Ira Shaw Ronald Dunn Hugh Greer. Reelected officers include R F Stevens Frank Wilcox and Mayor Joseph Q Petro among others. Township reps were elected to form the board of directors.

Y-ungus Clab Wu Nex Barclay W. J. Sample Red Cross Gladys Swigert Don Wilmot Pub- Melly Sarah Cunnisham F.C. Billings Ira Shaw First Oid Ronald Dunn Hugh Greer ALR Webber R. F. Stevens Frank Wilcox A. FE. Sherman A. L. Baker J.B Thomas H. W.pond Arethus R. Tits Joseph Q. Petro Marion H. Crowder Seward N. Black Lizzie Hahn Clair Goss Brighton O. S. Bowman Camden Howard Miller Carlis M. O. Babecek West Carlis Elsie Stearns Columbi Ford Hill Eaton Night Gratton H. G_ Portman Henrietta Frank Sluttar Huntington J. HW. Cura LaGrange Mbert Kine Ely

Death Record Jones Cook Amherst Ohio March 10

John Cook age 65 died at Lorain County Home at 3 49 p m Monday born in Amherst township lived in Lorain County all his life Survived by three sisters Anna Coverdale Amherst Martha Vinson South Amherst Amelia Crandad Cleveland and one brother Ewart Elyria Funeral at Zich Funeral Home 3 pm Wednesday Rev C E Schmidt St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Burial in Cleveland Ave Cemetery Also obituary Mary Haled 18 died at Elyria Memorial Hospital Monday noon born Pleasant City November 18 1924 lived in Elyria a year waitress Surviving parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Holed Sr Pleasant City seven brothers and two sisters.

Jones Cook Amherst John Cook Lorain County Amherst Anna Coverdale Martha Vinson South Amherst Meg Amelia Crandad Cleveland Ewart Elyria Zich C. E Schmidt St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church Cleveland-ave Imist Mary Haled Sudro- Curtis Funeral Pleasant City Ohio Haled Middle Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Peasant City Elyria Andrew Holed Preasant City

Charles Ernest Hurlbut 77 Amherst resident dies at home

Charles Ernest Hurlbut of Amherst dies at 10 a m at his son H Manley's home in Elyria after illness since January 26. He was born in Amherst lived here most his life except four years in Texas. A beekeeper and Lorain Count Beekeepers Association member he leaves a son Mrs George Becker of Amherst and four grandchildren. The Lady is at the Zilch funeral home with services set for 3 p m Thursday, Rev M A Burris officiating, burial in Cleveland Avenue Cemetery.

Charles Ernest Hurlest Amherst Charles Ernest Hurlbut H. Manley Elyria Amherst Texas Asso- Clatlor Asver George Becker Zilch M. A. Burris Methodist Church Burrat Rae Cleveland Avenue Cemeery

Mary Patterson Sues Joseph Patterson for Cruelty and Drinking

In And About The Court House Mary Patterson a minor sues through father Tony Dii lin for activates from Joseph Patterson on grounds of cruelty and excessive drinking. They were married in 198 and have three children.

Mary Patterson Tony Diilin Joseph Patterson

Learns Son Transferred to Balboa Canal Zone Aviation Division

James G. Scott, 13 Monrre Avenue, learns his son James G. Scott has been transferred to the aviation division at Balboa Canal Zone. He will be addressed at Aviation Division V Box 18 care of the postmaster Balboa C Z. The son is enrolled in a machinists training course in aviation and has served two years. The letter is the first update since January 31 and confirms the transfer.

James G. Scott Monrre Avenue Balboa Canal Zone V. Box Post- Furter Anoy Iite Stutt

Woman Convicted Of Manslaughter At Norwalk

Emma Jean Ropthus aged 25 was found guilty of manslaughter in the fatal stabbing of her husband Louis, 43, at their Willard home. A new trial is sought by her counsel, claiming jury influence and prior relation rumors affected the eight women jurors.

Norwalk Emma Jean Ropthus Larger Lous OA Sary Bree Robert J. Welfer Atirmer Herbert Freeman Sarteg

Canadian Troops Arrive In Britain

Canadian reinforcements reach Doitain and a formal announcement clarifies the arrivals. Ray E. Mikeselt, longtime superintendent of Adden County Schools, has joined the army as First Lieutenant, bringing World War I experience. Automobile damage reported on West Bridge Street due to a southbound collision involving a car driven by Fret Norman and a parked vehicle owned by S. F. Huntington.

MEAD ARMY London Ray E. Mikeselt Adden County Schools Amy Norman West Bridee S. F. Huntton MO West Avenue Tte East Bridee Drive

Evangelist Begins Series of Services at First Baptist

Rev Melvin V Efaw of Huntington WV opened a series of evangelistic meetings at First Baptist Church with John 1736 45 as text. He outlined seven steps to successful Christian service including nearness to Calvary right living intimate fellowship and willing service. A good crowd attended the first session and Efaw will speak tonight on Victory in the Christ fan Lie.

Melvin V. Elaw Huntington West Virginia First Baptist Church John Calvary Jesus Christ God Chist Jess Mr. Efaw

Two New Teachers Starting Work at Local High Schools

C A Gibbens county superintendent announced two new teachers joining Brightan Fourthship and Columbia Township high schools. Harold Tolling of Erie Pa radiate Findlay College will teach reference history and physical education at Brightan, replacing Howard Radet who resigned for an industrial post. Helen Miter Wingate of Elgin began yesterday at Columbia Township High School teaching social science and biology, replacing Norman Jacobs who retired due to eye trouble.

Teo Srighton Columbia Township C. A. Gibbens Harold Tolling Erie Findlay College Brishtan Howard Radet Helen Miter Wingate Elgins Wingate Baldwin-Wallace College Ridgeville Township Lakewood Columbia Norman Jacobs

Prosecutor Rules Fees For Township Burial Commissioners

County Prosecutor Willam G Wickens ruled that county commissioners cannot pay township soldier burial commissioners their regular fees for burial investigations. He stated the law does not require commissioners to investigate all soldiers and they are not entitled to fees when burials are refused.

Willam G. Wickens Wickens Focal Indisatea Prt Belter

Greenhouse Specialist to Visit Lorain County

A greenhouse specialist from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, Muffman Harcharze, will visit several Lorain County greenhouses Thursday and Friday. The trip, announced by County Agricultural Extension Agent C. J. Hummel, supports ongoing extension work conducted part of Muffman’s yearlong duties.

Tulfman Ohio Lorain County C. J. Hummel Muffman Har Charze Fretn Howe Hfe

Lorain Musicians to Hold Red Cross Benefit Concert

Lorain Philharmonic Orchestra will present a benefit concert for the Elyria Red Cross War Fund tomorrow at 8:30 PM in Elyria High School auditorium. soloist Natalie Henderson of Oberlin will perform Grieg and Chopin, with eight Elyrians in the orchestra.

Loraitn County Elyria High School Elyria Red Cross War’ Fund Lorain Philharmonic Orchestra Elyrians Natalie Henderson Oberlin Jack Roberts Erle D. Chapman Clayton Jenkins Gladys McCullough Everett Palmer Walter von Brock Ralph Moore Weber Wagner Heethoven Miss Henderson Grieg Chopin Izt Leota Palemer Apple Face Ulty Cleveland Settlement For Music Daugher Natalie Cleveland Palace Theatre Ted Healy Ruth D. Mostison Face Clty Oberlin Conservatory of Music Mita Hendersin Radio Arts Ton Whk Cleveland Women's Symphony Orchestra Soldiers’ Field Chicago Henderson Nane Cy Silsbee Murfeat Arts Society Elyria

Oberlin Exchange Club meeting features Swiss student speaker

Miss Madeline Bickert of Switzerland spoke at Oberlin College Luncheon on Military Economy and the Swiss situation. Dr. Charles G. Rogers urged volunteers for a pint blood donation for the Red Cross unit arriving at Bel later this month. The club also pressed old rubber and rags drives for national war effort with four trucks. students from the Oberlin School of Commerce aiding collections.

Exchange Club Oberlin Madeline Bickert Switzerland Oberein College Oberlin Exchange Club Oberlin Inn Miss Bickert Charles G. Rogers Red Cross Blood Bank Blood Bank Bel Flora Gardenier Oberlin Telephone Company Conservation Committee Civilian Defense Council Oberlin School of Commerce

Placing Guards At Bridges Discussed By Lorain Officials

Lorain county and city authorities meet to decide security for Erie avenue and 21st street bridges amid sabotage fears. Sheriff Fineman and county commissioners to view properties, fences and floodlights already contracted, with debate over who funds measures.

Erie Avenue Jist Street Lorain Amt Fineman Lorain City Sheriff's Department 21St Street Bridge

New London Man Fined and License Suspended

Vernon C. Dunlap of New London was fined 75 and costs and had his driving privileges suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on a charge of driving while under the influence. Police found him unconscious behind the wheel at Mid dle avenue and 15th street after an accident earlier at West River and Hazel streets. Don Mitch of 331 West River reported damage to a fender and Dunlap left the scene before police arrived.

Vernon C. Dunlap New London Elyria Joseph Q. Petro Dunlap Middle Avenue 15Th Street West River Hazel Streets Don Mitch West River Street Mitchell

Red Cross Receives 572 For War Relief From Ridgeville

Ridgeville area groups and individuals contributed to a Red Cross war relief fund totaling 872.19. Donations came from Firemen 18 Ladies Auxiliary 13 Girls 4 H clubs 6483 Fields Women’s Society 5.50 Wolkeville High School 3230 Ridgeville Grange 468.50 We Two Dance Club 4.10 Buy 4-1 Club 440 Ridge Tool Co Employers 108 Ridgeville Study Club 20.26 Townsend Club 6.41 P T A 2369 Ladies Benevolent Society 60.10 St Peter’s Knights auxiliary groups and clubs 10 donations plus J. P. Diederich Buns 5 each. Friendship Club East End Neighborhood Club and Mannes Bros Coal Co each 10. Individual donations totaled 78.

Ridgeville Fowrahip Med Cross War Heller Fund Crertrade Netlan Tuna Red Cros Fund Fields Women’s Society for Christ+ fay Service Wolkeville High School Ridgeville Grange Garden Club St. Peter's Sewing Circle St. Peter's Young Ladies Rodality Girl Scouts St. Peter's Altar Bovlery Boy Scouts J. P. Diederich Buns Friendship Club East End

Brighton Township Man At Chicago Sale

Norman Everson of Brighton Township, president of the American Berkshire Breeders Association, is in Indianapolis to attend a sale of purebred Berkshire hogs.

Brighton Chicago Norman Everson Brighton Township American Berkshire Breeders Association Indianapolis

Markets Cleveland and Toledo Grain and Produce Listings

Scattered market items from Cleveland and Toledo include cattle activity noted as active and steady with prices like 310g, 999 calves, and feeder figures. produce prices for beets, carrots, celery, peas, lettuce, and potatoes listed with varying per unit costs. grains show Wheat, Corn, and other commodities with assorted quotes. agricultural items and, miscellaneous notes on prices and product conditions appear in a dense OCR layout.

Cleveland Steves Toledo Tae

Curve Driving Wear Limits Tires At 7000 Miles

Regions with highly curved roads cause tires to wear quickly with as few as seven thousand miles on four sets. Reducing speed on curves minimizes side pull and tire wear. High mileage drivers risk rapid tire degradation and earlier replacement costs.

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