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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1934

Page

5

Milk leaders schedule Lorain County dairy meeting tonight

Two more Cleveland men active in adjusting milk problems are named as speakers for a Lorain County milk producers and distributors meeting at the courthouse tonight at 7 30. Harvey Spelman and C C Wise join L R Shannon as speakers to explain the Cleveland milk settlement and answer producers and distributors questions. The forum is open to all milk producers and distributors seeking fair treatment and to air complaints.

Cleveland Lorain County Court House Harvey Spelman Cleveland Milk Board C. C. Wise Cleveland Grievance Committee L. R. Shannon Cleveland Milk Settlement Board H. H. Kimmel Loraim County

Examination Of Two Records Begins In Lorain County

W. H. Howland the Columbus state examiner of public records opened a routine check of township records in Lorain County today. He noted records have not been examined for nearly two years and expects about six weeks of work.

W. H. Howland Columbus Lorain County Howland

Amherst Man Held at County Jail

John Bradley aged 36 of Amherst is held in county jail after being found on the street with a head gash. Officials had not filed charges yet when he was brought in last night, Sheriff Clarence W Dick said.

John Bradley Amherst Bradley Shariff Clarence W Dick

Ohio Bell Co Increases Payroll in Ohio State

Ohio Bell Telephone Co resumes its progressive wage increase policy, announced in Cleveland on May 1. The move expands statewide payroll by $500,000 and grants automatic raises, mainly for lower salary brackets. Wages were not cut during the downturn, but hours were reduced to a five day week.

Cleveland, O Ohio Bell Telephone Co Ohio Bell

Health work review planned at Lorain County district meeting

The Lorain County General Health District will review health work of the past year at the annual District Advisory Council meeting. At the event in Lorain, the county health department report will be presented, a new health board member elected, tuberculosis talks to follow, and local officials will discuss ongoing anti tuberculosis efforts.

Lorain County Witl Lorain County Savings and Trust Company County Health Department Board of Health

Wellington Honors Former Pupil Miss Stacey Harris

Wellington May 1 Mrs Edith Stesick Cole editor of Tombstone Epitaph praises former Wellington student Miss Aletha Stacey Harris in a celebratory notice. The piece chronicles her rise from high school singer to Philadelphia Opera Company member and Paris-bound bride, noting her perseverance, talent, and a planned community food relief drive by the local Women’s Division.

Wellington Edith Stesick Cole Walter Cole Tombstone Arizona Aletha Stacey Pat. Wan Cote Miss Stacey Mr Redeemer Business College Philadelphia Philadelphia Opera Company France Paris Alecht Stacey Harris

Wellington to host officials garden project duel purpose

Wellington plans a Ferr Garden project filed last evening with County and State Relief boards. It aims to provide a summer meal for about ten men and ten women and cut relief loads in winter. Ten acres donated at the Wellington water works reservoir. Towns plough and fit the lead. township trustees supply fertilizer seeds and plants. Men handle heavy work, women assist and can the harvest. Fall storage will be distributed to relief families.

Wellington FERR Board of Public Affairs Wellindton

Court actions and divorces in Lorain and Elyria papers

The Lorain Banking Company sues William and Alice Soper for 23374 and seeks foreclosure on Lorain property. The same plaintiff sues Misnie Faragher et al for 8165 with foreclosure on Lorain property. Elyria Memorial Hospital sues Joe Gidlish for 110 on a promissory note. The Sheffield Dairy Company seeks to restrain Harry Kreiser from poaching customers. Dulmake granted a divorce from James Dulmace for wilful absence. Cherton and others face indictments. John Ziomet arraigned for harboring a dog without a license. Proceedings continued in related cases by Prosecutor Fraca Stevere. Marie Leram filed for divorce from Vincente Maresa.

Lorain Banking Company Aganst William Alice Soper Lorain Pleintiff Misnie Faragher

Last Rites for Eugene Ross Held in Wellington

Funeral services for Eugene RB Ross 64 who died Saturday were held Monday at the Andrews home. He was a wire loss tester of Wellington and died at his wife's parents home in McKinley. He is survived by his wife and mother, a sister, a brother, and others. Burial was at Greenwood.

Eugene Ross Eugene RB Ross Andrews Ros Wellington W. L Farrar McKinlesay Ivar Joseph Chapin Welle Ingter Dorothy Welker Cleveland Paul Rose Watlington

No Painters On Relief List Delays Interior Work

The county faces delays as no painters are available for interior repainting and papering of sheriffs quarters. County officials and the Surve yor say filing a relief work request would be useless now, and commissioners weigh feasible steps regardless of relief funding.

Comerard J. W. Warden Rele

Number One Continued from Page 1

The text discusses allocating a portion of income tax revenue to fund a state education program. It outlines proposed per pupil allocations for elementary and high schools and the potential impact on funding for a foundation or district. The details are fragmented and indicate concerns about financing and operating costs.

Arista Garrett Fodation WB Tegere ST Anan Bali

Fragmented Page Two Report From The Paper

Continuation from page one reports on local incidents and opinions. The text references a Greeny pronouncement, a conference, a president Rae, and a Conroe purchase. It mentions a fire near Tavist, damage to a car, and a worker at a fretten meet, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.

Ana Rae Sols Tan Alto Tabus Moonart Tavist Eocees Warten

Special Anniversary Service at Jones Chapel Church

A special anniversary service is planned at Jones Chapel tonight at 4 PM. The event open to the public will feature community choir music and a sermon by Rev. Charles Brown. Arrangements are by a committee including JF Grumfield J P Brown and HOR Thrist.

Yc.cg Spon Jones Chapel Ehovir

Pictures of Life in Siam Shown at YMCA Meeting

Dr H B O'Brien county health commissioner presented 39 color photos from Siam to the Yo M CON Travel club at the YMCA. The slides depicted local customs travel methods and life among Siamese people while also featuring venereal ailments and the Rockefeller Foundation funded hospital.

YMCA H BR O'Brien Siam Stas Dr O Brier Rockefeiler Foundation O Brien Menehers Jase Nicht

District Hi Y Council Meets For Officers Qualification

District Hi Y Council gathers representatives from seven clubs in Lorain County at Elvera Y MCA for monthly session at 7 30 pm. Topic is Qualifications for Fry Club Officers. Clubs from Oberlin Lorain Elyria Berea Warm Ohio areas attend.

Lorain County II Mft Elvrra Y. McA He Y Counsy Tomorres Quilficwnens Fry Cib Hiy Clabes South Avherst Oberlin Lorah Qlme ! Falls Berea Jaumierard Elyria

Katharine Hepburn Seeks Divorce from Husband

Katharine Hepburn, American film star, filed for divorce in Merida Yucatan yesterday. Mrs Ludlow Ogden Smith stated Hepburn registered under her husband's name, Paul Hepburn, before revealing she is seeking divorce from the man she married in Hartford Connecticut in 1929. Her lawyer hinted the case may rest on wear and pat sentences.

Merida Yucatan Meaton Mat Ludlow Ogden Smith Inda Katharine Hepburn Miss Hepburn New York Smith Wet Hartford Conn Pepes

Enjoy Modern Hay Ride Night Club Event

A quirky social event titled Hay Ride featured couples visiting LaPorte Fields Cemmers and ending at the Ridgeside Grange. The Modern Hay Ride included a truck trek, a stage program, music by Carmen and Marien Cronde, and dancing led by Ferann Hoitipts.

Traior LaPorte Flelds Cemmers Grange Hell Ridge Marien Cronde Sanard

Markets absorb chaotic farmed goods list with prices and items

A jumble of market entries lists poultry, calves, sheep, hogs, corn, wheat, oats, and vegetables with scattered prices and quantities. Named items include live poultry, veal, beef, and various produce, along with freight notes and storage references. The piece reads as a busy wholesale ledger from a Cleveland market page with many misspellings and partial product lines.

Local Retail Code Authority Eyes Wednesday Afternoons Off

The Local Retail Code Authority plans to urge closing stores on Wednesday afternoons in June July and August after a Chamber of Commerce meeting. They hope food jewelers and others under related codes will follow. Merchants are asked to submit objections and reasons in writing for consideration. The group notes summer hours allow shortened weeks and that Wednesday closings could ease worker strain. A new Blue Eagle badge will be issued to those who apply under Beta Code assessments.

Wednndas Chamber of Commerts Sesterdas Jewelrs Sures Cthers Code Authority

West Ridge Hostess To 4‑H Club West Ridge

May 1 four‑H Banner of We Carusie en Fridax en ets. Merle Penfould hosted the event with President Robert Pes and officers Leroy Gotro Chester Sprague Marie Pentoun. Delicate details recount a social gathering, with games, refreshments, and replies of the 40H Casa members.

West Ridge Merle Penfould We Carusie En Fridax Rober Secretars Leroy Gotro Vee Frath Grawe Presa Wee Porter Chester Sprague Tarie Pentoun

Death records for Geraldine Goetz and John Klitz

Geraldine Puslus Goetz a one year old died at home on Weer Street last evening. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Lowe Goetz a sister Dorothy 9 and grandmother Mrs Bertha Goetz. Funeral at 2 00 Thursday from the 331 West Street church with Rev Wiseman officiating burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. John Klitz husband of the late Roe Klitz died at his home 453 West Third Street at 2 29 last night after a lingering illness. He was born January 16 1849 in Youngstown Ohio and lived in Erie for sixty three years. Funeral Thursday at 2 09 from Tavvies Funeral Home with Rev Hindmar officiating burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.

Geraldine Goetz Geraldine Puslus Goetz Weer Street Lowe Goew Dorothy Bertha Goetz Noamed West Street F Wiseman Ridgelawn Cametery John Klitz John Kitz Roe Klitz West Third Street Mr. Klitz Youngstown Ohio Etsria Taviers Hindmar

State agency warns of staff cuts and service curtailment

State officials noted the department would trim staff and reduce services as part of a broader effort. The Lorain County general health district reported the lowest infant mortality in its history, with 36 deaths in the first year and a ten year rate of 74 per 1,000, double the prior figure.

Lorain County General

Fragmentary social notes from a small town gathering

The clipping lists attendees at various family and club events, including Mrs Jacob Batten, Mrs Mary Dittrich, Lt Colonel and Mrs Mil, and Mr and Mrs Everett Boyes, among others. It mentions visits, meetings at homes, and social rounds with several names and relations blurred by OCR errors.

Jacob Batten Pins Mary Dittrich Af Lotenan Fae Ana Maretters Lole Edith Ocyecet Sprague Mil"ay War - Foeet Broanheim Everett Boyes Osergicht Eucet Irs Bron Stan- Sy

Toledo Market Report Delivers Mixed Crop Prices and Inventory

The Toledo market page lists varied consignments and prices including corn No 2 yellow, red and white oats, rye, and yellow soy, with quantities from small lots to large shipments. Poultry association shows 310 cases, while eggs and creamery products appear in the daily output, reflecting a bustling regional agricultural trade.

Trauk Dawe Optre Toledo Ghaiy Toledo Gain Lowe Devatora Fragle Biltog

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