Five Toledo Guaranty Corp Officials Convicted of Fraud
Five Toledo Guaranty Corp officers were found guilty in Common Pleas Court after a seven week trial. Defendants include William R. Parmelo president William O Reid John L Rossel vice presidents Edward Schwab treasurer and George Brennan salesman. Conviction carries up to 38 years and fines up to 41200. The state says they defrauded about 60000 from five persons through note stock exchanges and loans. James A Bolinger is awaiting trial on a bribery charge.
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Toledo, O
Toledo Guaranty Corp
Common Pleas
William R. Parmelo
William O. Reid
John L. Rossel
Edward Schwab
George Brennan
James A. Bolinger
Fremont
State Securities Division
Guaranty Corp
Advisors Of Girls Clubs Meet In Lorain County
Advisors of girls Four H clubs in Lorain County plan training meetings at Elyria YMCA to discuss the 193 Summer season. Clothing club advisors meet Thursday 10 a m to 3 30 p m with demonstrations displays and films. food club advisors meet next Wednesday with similar topics focused on food projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Frances Eckert
Food Club
Clothing Club
Permit issued for dwelling and garage on Concord Avenue
City building inspector Hari A. Dickason issued a permit to E. L. Horace of Columbus Ohio for a one story frame dwelling 25 by 41 feet and a 10 by 20 foot garage at 132 Concord Avenue. Estimated dwelling value 8500. Contractor in charge is E A Horace of 602 East Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hari A. Dickason
E. L. Horace
Columbus, O
Concord Avenue
E. A. Horace
East Broad Street
Croft Faces Reckless Driving Charge After Red Light Crash
D. Croft of 209 Huron Street is to appear in police court Saturday morning to answer a reckless driving charge. He was arrested about 3 50 PM yesterday by Patrolman Robert Schwartz who charged him with crashing a red light at Broad and Cedar streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Croft
Huron Street
Robert Schwartz
Croft
Broad and
Cedar Streets
Motorist Fined for Drunk Driving in Oberlin Court
Frank E. Craig, 42, of Oberlin, was fined 50 dollars and costs and his driving license suspended for six months after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated at a police court arraignment before Mayor Joseph J. Petro this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Craig
Oberlin
Joseph J. Petro
Stolen Car Recovered in Oberlin, Owner Identified
Recovery of a stolen automobile, belonging to Stanley McAvena of 121 Lodi Street, was reported today. The car was found last night on Lorain Street in Oberlin. bearings were burned out. It had been stolen Saturday evening from Lodi Street where it had been parked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley McAvena
Lodi Street
Lorain Street
Oberlin
McAvena
Ohio Legislature Faces High Costs in Special Sessions
Ohio taxpayers have paid over 1.1 million dollars for the 92nd General Assembly since January 1937, with the House spending about 745 thousand and the Senate around 366 thousand through May 4 1988. Costs cover salaries, maintenance, printing, mileage, and staff wages amid additional sessions planned.
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Columbus
92Nd General Assembly
Martin L. Daver
State Auditor
Ohio
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Joseph T. Ferenson
Assembly
General Assembly
General Revenue Fund
Iisted
Burglary convict to be released. goat stolen reported
Alvin Meyers, jailed for burglary, is set for release from London Prison Farm on June, as Ohio Board of Parole action. Milo Gibson of Elyria reports a three month old brown goat stolen from his farm to the sheriff. Henry K. Moore of Avon Lake bound to the grand jury under 200 pounds on an assault and battery charge brought by his wife after an alleged May 3 incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Meyers
London
Ohio Board of Parole
Milo Gibson
Route 1
Elyria
Sheriffs Department
Henry K. Moore
Avon Lake
Leonard Smith
Warrant Issued for Arrest of Witness in Gas Company Case
A warrant for the arrest of Cecil Eberhardt of Medina was issued after he failed to respond to a subpoena in the trial of five former Ohio Fuel Gas Company employees. The case alleges malicious destruction of property during a strike 13 months ago. Eberhardt reportedly was among the workers who went on strike and has reportedly been abroad on a fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Eberhardt
Medina
Howard R. Butler
Eberhardt
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Eberhard
Indus Club Meeting At Y M C A Tonight
The Indus Club will meet at the Y M C A at seven this evening. The primary election is scheduled and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indus Club
Max Morgan Fined for Speeding on Route 57
Max Morgan of Eaton was fined 106 dollars and costs for speeding 70 mph on Route 57 in Carlisle Township. He was arraigned yesterday before Justice Preston L. Coon after a Saturday arrest by Constable Charles Smith of Carlisle Township.
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Max Morgan
Eaton
Carlisle Township
Preston L. Coon
Charles Smith
Bicycles Recovered After Weekend Theft
Bicycles belonging to Willis Brinzley of 415 Adams Street and Dick Kershaw of 250 Second Street, stolen Saturday evening from Second Street, were recovered yesterday at Riverview Park, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Brinzley
Adams Street
Dick Kershaw
Second Street
Riverview Park
Carlisle man fined for intoxication and assault on father
John Tatara, 42, of Oakwood street Carlisle township, arraigned before Justice Preston L. Coon for intoxication. He was fined $25 and costs totaling $51.92 after pleading guilty. deputies said he beat his 89 year old father and seriously injured him during intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tatara
Oakwood Street
Carlisle Township
Preston L. Coon
Contract Awarded for Jail Gutters and Spouting
County commissioners awarded The Lee Whitney Company of Elyria a contract to replace gutters and spouting on the county jail for 195. The bid was the second lowest of four bids, with others ranging from 150 to 343. Officials noted the lowest bid did not include all work in the 195 bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Whitney Company of
Elyria
India’s firms exploit state gaps to sidestep factory laws
In recent years there have been attempts to evade English factory laws by establishing factories in nearby Indian states with few protections for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Learn to Swim Weeks Proclaimed in Elyria
Mayor Joseph Q. Petro designates March 16 to 29 as Learn to Swim Weeks in Elyria. The Chronicle Telegram and the YMCA sponsor the campaign with registrations at the YMCA midweek. Classes welcome all residents over 16, with emphasis on affordable instruction and recreation for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Joseph Q. Petro
Chronicle-Telegram
Chroniclle Telegram
Elsria
Two More Four-H Clubs Organized
Organization of two additional Four-H Clubs completed in Wellincton and Penfield. Wellington Club with 14 members elected Marlin Burge president, Russell Jamieson vice president, Harry Riggs secretary treasurer, Frank Day recreation leader, Donald Brevis reporter, Charles Weber advisor with Donald Day as gestar. Projects include raising cattle sheep and pigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellincton
Penfield
Tre Wellington Club
Bors
Marlin Burge
Russell Jamieson
Harry Riggs
Frank Day
Donald Brevis
Charles Weber
Donald Day
Gesistar
Penteca Club
C. L Hummel
County Extension Ager
Howard Andress
Edgar Jones
Amherst
Melvin Kolbe
Naturalists’ Club
Columbia
M. L. Royer
Avon
Robert Peak
Local youth Wilbur Holtzman shows unusual strength in Harrisburg
Harrisburg report notes 7 year old Wilbur Dale Holtzman, described as related to Benjamin Franklin Stones, can swing a 22 pound sledge hammer and wrestle against a 13 year old opponent, weighing 116 pounds and standing 52 inches tall, in local bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Wilbur Dale Holtzman
Benjamin Franklin Stones
Matt
Pennsylvania
Sampson
Population decline warned by Le Matin in Paris
Le Matin warns that France faces a sharp population drop. An emergency appeal from the National Alliance for Combating Depopulation urges action to avert 1.2 million fewer Freearch people in fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
le Matin
National Alliance For
Planetarium Project Underway at Pittsburgh
Construction has started on the $1,050,900 Buhl Planetarium and Institute of Popular Science. The facility will house a highly equipped planetarium auditorium and is expected to take about a year to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Buhl Planetarium
Institute of Popular Science
Peru Holds Vast Incalculable Silver Reserves
Peru, a major silver producer, is cited as possessing an immense and incalculable reserve of silver beneath its soil, highlighting the country’s wealth in minerals and potential for future shipments.
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Peru
Eagles to Hold Election at Elyria Aerie 431
Members of Elyria Aerie No 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles will elect officers Thursday afternoon and evening. Voting runs from noon to 5 pm, with the regular lodge meeting and ballot count afterward. Winners are to be installed June 8. A vaudeville show from Cleveland will follow the election for member entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Aerie No
Order of Eagles
James France
William McDonald
R. B Estull
Ed Schafer
A. R. Graber
Robert Jensen
Albert Krebs
Joe Schweda
Clarence Bemis
William France
Justee Fone
H. J. Austin
Malcolm Borlan
L. French
Cleveland
Br ‘‘E Entertainment
Lodge Meerng
Regial Lodge
Lyle Castle
County adult education aims and speaker bureau ideas
LMBER outlines county opportunities for adult education with a potential speakers bureau to fill gaps. He calls for parent education and consumer budgeting, home management, vocational rehabilitation, social problem understanding, and leisure time education. Recreation is defined as doing what one has long wanted to do. Shinnerer answers questions after the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinnerer
World War II era diplomacy and conflicts dominate
Reported debates over aid to China and Loyalist Spain stall. Prague urges ministers on call as Czech crisis looms with Nazis. Hitler returns from Rome to planned mass salute, while Berlin and Rome press for a four power accord with Britain and France to enable German expansion in central Europe. France weighs Poland’s stance in looming clash with Germany.
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League
China
Spain
United States
Roosevelt
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Czech
Germany
Minorit
Konrad Henlein
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Rome
Foreign Office
Hitler
Benito Wassolini
France
Britain
Europe
Poland
Evers
Lawsuit Seeks Eye-Removal Decision For Premature Baby
The Edmark family discussed medical options for their two month premature baby born with a visual affliction. Doctors recommended eye removal but were blocked by parents who fear the child’s future care and burden. The case compares to a prior similar operation and notes X-ray treatments that were halted as painful and ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rdmark
Riche A
Viny Helaine
Judith Colan
Ifton
Edmark
Observance Plans for Nation Air Mail Week in Elyria and Oberlin
Local stamp collectors receive instructions for Elyria and Oberlin observances as plans unfold for National Air Mail Week. Postmasters Sartor and Houghton announce cachets, a commemorative air mail stamp, and early first flights from Lorain County with Oberlin letters prepaid and canceled with a special carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Oberlin
J. Sartor
WW. A. Houghton
Ely
William On
Sharp
Cornation
Cherlin
Dayton
Hope
Wish’ Brothers
St. Petersbure
Florida
Eria
Sartor
Houghton
Lorain County
Kitty Hawk
Special
Carlisle marks two birthdays with family reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bowen hosted thirty five relatives on Grafton Road to celebrate the 70th birthday of Mrs. H D Bowen of Huntington and the 21st birthday of Robert Bowen of Cleveland. A noon dinner and afternoon visit ended with ice cream and cake. Guests included Maria Garrett Edith Hokonson Bertha McCagenan and many Bowen relations from Mansfield Gates Mill Chesterton Huntington and Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Lester Bowen
Grafton Road
H. D. Bowen
Huntington
Robert Bowen
Cleveland
Maria Garrett
Ilene Garrett
Bertha McCa ‘Ne
Grafton Road Hostess Leads LaPorte Ladies Group
Mrs Harvey Holmes of the Grafton Road hosts Group 1 of LaPorte Ladies on a Wednesday afternoon. Twelve members and guests attend as plans are set for a bake sale on Saturday May 14 led by Mrs Archie Welton. Dessert is served after the business session. Mrs Ralph Hamlin will host the next group meeting at her Grafton Road home per Mrs Ray Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Holmes
Grafton Road
LaPorte
Sia
Wis. Bingham
Ben Holmes
Trs. Holcomb
Archie Welton
Ralph Hamlin
Fine 1St
Ray Jackson
Health roundup screens thirty new entrants at East Carlisle
Thirty of the 3 children slated to begin school in September were examined at the Summer roundup at East Carlisle school last Tuesday. Dr F RR Dew, county health officer, led the effort with nurse assistants Mrs T Agate and Miss James.
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Sepember
East Carlisle
F. Rr, Dew
T. Agate
James
East Carlisle Mouthersingers Hold Evening School Rehearsal
The East Carlisle Mouthersingers met at the school on Thursday for a two hour rehearsal. They practiced new and familiar songs from Community Song Books and were accompanied by the school’s new piano. The group will meet again in two weeks before resuming work in the Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Japan to hold 1940 Exposition as planned
Japan announces it will conduct the 1940 Exposition in its originally planned format. The event will showcase national achievements and cultural exhibits, aligning with prior government aims for international visibility and domestic morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Bids Open For City Fire Department Equipment
Bids for two fire engine pumpers and one aerial ladder truck were received from The American LaFrance Company of Elina New York Sea Grave Fire Equipment Company of Columbus and General Fire Truck Company of Detroit. The bids include several alternate prices and are being tabulated. The council recently authorized 40000 dollars in bonds to finance the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. [. Fanon
American Lalrance Company
Elina
N. Y
Seagrave Fire Equipment Company
Columbus
General Fire Truck Company of
Detroit
Council
Death notice for George C Mynchenberg Sr
Private funeral services for George C Mynchenberg Sr of L013 a Middle avenue who died suddenly in Chicago will be held Wednesday at ten oclock in the morning at Brookdale Cemetery. Dr J L Urich pastor of Emmanuel Lutheran church will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Mynchenberg
Middle Avenue
Chicago
Brookdale Cemetery
J. L. Urich
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Obituary: Mrs. E Cherry of Cleveland Succumbs at Home
Mrs. E Cherry 47 formerly Sarah Sullivan of this city died suddenly yesterday at her home 17817 Dillewood Avenue Cleveland She is survived by her husband two children Lois and Richard and siblings Mrs Peter DeCusky Frank Sullivan Mrs R G Rath Mrs J J Fitzpatrick Mrs J J Kearns and Edward Sullivan Funeral services will be held from St Jerome's Church Lake Shore Boulevard Cleveland Thursday morning at 9 Burial will be made in Cleveland
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E. Cherry
Sarah Sullivan
Dillewood Avenue
Cleveland
Lois
Richard
Peter DeCusky
Frank Sullivan
Elvria
R. G. Rath
Lorain
J. J. Fitzpatrick
J. J. Kearns
Edward Sullivan
St Jerome’s Church
Lakeshore Boulevard
You and Your Child
A father orders his son to stop digging in the yard and disputes the child’s claim that his mother allowed it. The boy’s defiant stance, the mother’s defense, and the father’s hesitation expose a failing apology. The piece argues that admitting mistakes to children builds dignity.
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Father
Mother
Jimmy
Dad
A Better Rinse Uses Grapefruit Juice Vinegar Hair Rinse
Jane Pickens proposes a home shampoo rinse mixing strained grapefruit juice with a touch of vinegar to achieve a lustrous gleam for her hair. The tip offers a natural alternative to commercial products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Pickens
Organization to Combat Waste in State Government
In Columbus on May 10 the Citizens Independent Committee announced funding from contributors including a $150 gift from the Columbus Women’s Club. Chairman S. P. Bush said no corporate or subversive donations will be accepted. each member has donated $250 as the committee pushes taxpayer lawsuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Business Women's Club
Citizens Independent Committee
I T
S. P. Bush
Bush
Mayor suspends costs after reckless driving arraignment
Mrs. L. Aurensen of 225 Broad Street was fined 3 and costs with costs suspended after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro in police court for reckless driving. She was arrested around 6 50 p m yesterday by Patrolman Robert Schwartz for allegedly running a red light.
Mayor Takes Case Under Advisement
Mayor Joseph Q. Petro heard the city case against Sam Beresnak of the Boylan Block who is charged with operating a room for gambling. Beresnak was arrested after detectives found racing forms and race bet slips. the mayor will announce his decision today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Q. Petro
Sam Beresnak
Boylan
Beresnak
Clare Parker
Petro
Frank Stevens
Selassie’s Efforts to Prevent Recognition fail in London
Haile Selassie’s attempts to stop the Italian conquest of Ethiopia were deemed “absolutely hopeless” by Ethiopian minister Dr. Wahrenek Martin in London. Martin said there is no purpose in the Emperor going to Geneva after Selassie arrived from Bath with reports of a Geneva trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Wahrenek Martin
Geneva
Martin
Bath
Grain and Mill Feed Prices From Sheets Liewater Co and Montanga Milling Co
Quotations show prices for grain hay and straw. corn and flour per bushel or barrel. mill feeds and meal. mixed clover and timothy hay by grade. hay and straw by ton or bundle. vegetables including celery cabbage and lettuce with per unit costs. assorted produce items such as dandelions horseradish kale leeks onions and tomatoes. regional suppliers and packaging notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Liewater Co
Montanga Milling Co
Timothy Way
Tbs
Los
Ashtabula
Carly
Commodity market report from Chicago trading floor
Budgets of butter, eggs, poultry, and produce quoted with varied grades and prices. Butter and creamery items show multiple score-based classifications. eggs list fresh graded extras and firsts. poultry notes include hens, broilers, leghorns, turkeys, ducks with per-pound prices. Potatoes, wheat, corn, rye, soy, barley, and Timothy hay prices follow, with stock movements and regional price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
C. S&s Dept. of Agriculture
United States
Bliss
U. S
Louisiana
Alabama
Idaho
Michigan
Green Mountains
US. S
Wisconsin
U.S
Timothy Shed
Grain and dairy prices in transit and elevators
Grain in elevators shows Wheat No 2 red around 83 to 84 cents, Corn No 2 yellow 61 to 62 cents, Rye No 2 67 to 68 cents. Transit track prices list Wheat 14 cents, Corn 56 to 57 cents, Oats 30 to 31 cents. Butter Extra 1 lb 31 cents, Eggs Extras 19 to 19 4 cents.
Prices for Apples and Asparagus in Cold Storage
Cold storage apples list Baldwin 75 90c du Stay view Winesap 63 90c Jonathan at 11.35 per box Delicious 11.35 Mcintosh 1.25 Jonathan 2% to 2%-inch 50 90c. Asparagus outdoor 50 90c per lb. Beets half-bushel 50 55c bushel 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Stayview Winesap
Jonathan
Mcintosh
Market Prices Reported for Butter Eggs Poultry and Potatoes
Butter and eggs market notes show steady butter and eggs with various egg grade prices. Live poultry prices list heavy and leghorn types for hens roosters and ducks with per-pound ranges. Potato prices cover Ohio Russets Idaho Maine Florida red and other regional lots with per-50-pound bag figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iatra Gradu
Leighorn Lugar
Ohio
Idaho
Maine
New
Florida
South Carolina
California
Texas
Louisiana
Cattle and Hog Market Receipts Mixed With Steady Calves
Receipts totals show cattle and hogs at varying prices as market stays slow to active. Choice steers around 1100 pounds slip to 9.75 while calves command 9.00 to 10.00, heifers and cows range widely, hogs trade 6.25 to 8.10 per hundredweight with several weight classes listed.
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91St General Assembly
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Cash Immediately Motor Car Loan CO
Illinois
Erreer ‘ OF
Phono 2301
Western Reserve Finance
Young
Planetarium
G. J. O'Connor
13Th St
Eagles
LMBER
Sumbena
East Ave
Postoffice
Mynchenberg Funeral
Mrs. Eld. Cherry
Jane Herbert Goward
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Frank Luppino
Lodi St
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Cleveland Produce
Cleseland Livestock
Brown Hotel
H. C. Peters
DE Bray Body Shop
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