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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1939

Page

7

Bricker Relief Program Faces Supreme Test Today

In Columbus the Republican led Ohio Legislature pushes a quick decision on the 20 million relief plan. Key moves aim to ease real estate levy votes and allow borrowing from auto license funds to support poor relief, with adjournment and budget decisions hinging on passage.

Bricker Columbus, CO House House Finance Committee Senate Taxation Committee Ap Ebinguinring Columbus Welfare Department Emergency Fund R. R. Bangham R. Clinton

Cleveland Police Officers Speak on Traffic Safety in Oberlin

In Oberlin Ohio on May 10 several Cleveland Police Department members spoke at the Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon about promoting traffic safety through education. Captain Flanagan Gleckner and Milton Bowman of the Police Training School presented the lecture with an illustrated talk on defective vision and automobile accidents. Officers also addressed Oberlin High School pupils at their building upon request of Superintendent C E Wigton, aiming to benefit student safety awareness.

Oberlin, O Cleveland Police Department Oberlin Oberlin Exchange Club Oberlin Rotary Club Business Men's Club Flanagan and Gleckner Bureau of Public Relations Milton Bowman Cleveland Police Training School Meister Police Department Exchange Club Cleveland Police Oberlin High School C. E. Wigton

Girl Scouts Court of Awards Honors 37 Girls

Girl Scouts of the Pine Cone Troop held their annual Court of Awards in the Industrial Arts building. Thirty five girls earned badges across homemaking, sports and games, and literature and dramatics with 315 badges awarded to 37 scouts and several first class award recipients named.

Girl Scouts of the Pine Cone Industrial Arts Bentley T. Craig Cerf Arline Baldwin Irene Bare Betty Carson Katherine Court Joan Durand Alice Fisher Ada Fay Frost Doris Harley Ellen Haylor Lois Jackson Wendolyn Jackson Johanna Kaufmann Una Nilsson Melba Portman Katherine Sears Elaine Spencer Barbara Tanner Patty Yocom

Petunia Plant Flat Offered by Wainwright Florist

Wainwright Florist offers a flat of petunia plants suitable for a porch box or flower bed. Phone 2727.

Wainwright. Florist

Court of Awards Sees Troop Give Thanks for Captain

After the Court of Awards, refreshments were served and the girls of the troop express gratitude to Mrs George Dudley for making such a marvelous captain.

George Dudley

Oberlin Summer Music School Returns for Ninth Year

The Oberlin Summer Music School organized by the School Music Department of the Oberlin Conservatory of Music and the Oberlin Public Schools resumes this summer. Director Miss Hilda Magdsick leads experienced teachers and advanced students in programs for children.

Oberlin Oberlin Conservatory of Music Board of Education For Children Hilda Magdsick Conservatory Advanced Conservatory

Grove Patterson to Speak at County 4-H Recognition Dinner

Grove Patterson editor of the Toledo Blade will address the Recognition dinner for the county 4-H Clubs Saturday evening at First Methodist church. Honors will be paid to seventy girl advisors and forty boy advisors. The county 4-H enrollment nears 1,000, with youth work vital to farmers.

Grove Patterson Toledo Blade First Methodist Church

Collision injures two in Lorain and North Main crash

Two cars collided yesterday morning at the Lorain and North Main streets intersection. J. H. Hack of Ripton and a neighbor girl passenger were bruised and treated at Allen Hospital before going home. Frank Persons of Oberlin, driver of the other car, was uninjured.

Lorain North Main Streets J. H. Hack Ripton Allen Hospital Frank Persons Oberlin

Nine lathes attend Union Missionary meeting at Litchfield

Nine lathes of the First Baptist church joined an all day Union Missionary Society meeting in Litchfield. Attendees included Mesdames Trick Chesbro Penis ton Farrar McDole Bahr Badger Whitney and Morris. Twenty Vine Rebekah lodge members joined a lodge initiation at Lodi. Dr and Mrs A Richards rushed to New York due to the death of her sister Mrs Nathan B Van Etten. Mrs Mary Drake is ill at her North Professor Street home.

First Baptist Church Union Missionary Society of the Lorain Association Litchfield Mesdames Trick Chesbro Peniston Farrar McDole Bahr Badger Whitney Morris Vine Rebekah Lodge Lodi A. Richards New York Nathan B. van Etten Mary Drake North Professor Street

Death Record Mrs Mary Cushion Fry Wellington Oh

Mrs Mary Cushion Fry 51 died at her Penfield home after a lingering illness. She leaves husband William two children Margaret and Gerald two brothers Hobart Cush ion of Indianapolis and Winfield Cushion of Cleveland. She was Wellington High School class of 1904 and attended Oberlin School of Commerce. Funeral arrangements by Keith Andrews are pending.

Wellington Mary Cushion Fry Penfield William Margaret Gerald Hobart Cushion Indianapolis Ind Winfield Cushion Cleveland

Australia Seeks Settlers In Northwest Territory

Australia launches a campaign to develop and settle the Northern Territory with tax exemptions, road plans, and land-use incentives. The report also covers political debates on retirement funds, anti injunction measures, centralized purchasing, and conservation proposals.

Australia Northwest Territory Canberra Northern Territory

Weather Study Leaps Forward at Cambridge Station

Harvard weather station led by Charles F. Brooks shows radio balloon soundings expanding beyond Harvard’s early experiments. The US weather bureau, military services, and several nations now use radiosondes, with orders and imports driving rapid production and global adoption.

Cambridge Mass Harvard Weather Station Charles F. Brooks Blue Hill Observatory Harvard University Harvard Brooks United States U S. Weather Bureau Congress Army Navy China Japan England India Germany

May 14 To 20 Give A Job Week Here’s How To Do It

A local notice invites readers to participate in Give A Job Week May 14 to 20. It asks residents with work to describe tasks to be done, offering to send a competent person to complete them and to call Elyria 2549 for arrangements.

Elyria

Pension Checks Mailed On The First Of Each Month

State Auditor Joseph T Ferguson announced that old age pension checks for Lorain County will be mailed on the first of each month starting June 17, provided funds are available. May checks totaling about $26,000 cover 1,350 pensioners in Lorain County.

Rain County Joseph T Ferguson Ferguson Lorain County

Straw Hats Debut Set for May 20 in Elyria

The executive committee of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce merchants division designated May 20 as Straw Hat Day. Stores will feature displays to introduce Elyria men to the 1939 straw hat styles for summer.

Elyria Merchants’ Division

American Foot Size Grows Across Nation

Portland report notes feet enlarging among both genders as outdoor activity like golf keeps people on their feet. Jesse Adler, director of the National Shoe Retailers Association, cites growing feet but says overall body proportion may not increase. He predicts future generations will be physically larger.

Portland Ore Jesse Adler New York National Shoe Retailers Association Adler Shoe Retailers America

Sightless Orchestra Formed Near Kenton

An orchestra of sightless men led by Cecil Hites of Roundhead forms near Kenton and will debut soon before touring the state, showcasing music as their focus.

Kenton Cecil Hites Roundhead

Give A Job Week Observed In Elyria By Local Groups

Answering the call for Give A Job Week Elyria will see support from the Ohio State Reemployment Service and several focal organizations. Chamber of Commerce members and the local American Legion post pledged cooperation to provide employment, with the service noting March April and May placement increases and a Maine hotel summer job as an example. The local office at 322 Broad Street operates 8 am to 5 pm weekdays and until noon Saturdays with registrations taken daily.

House Bricker W. B. Bixler Judiciary Committee Bixler J. H. McGregor Senate Highway Department Frank Whittemore State Conservation Council Roosevelt Ohio Paradise Reiners Ohio River Elyria Ohio State Reemployment Service Hay W. Luethl Chamber of Commerce Chamber Taan Maine Broad Street

Fire Confined To Hotel Kitchen At The Brown

Three Elyria fires occurred this morning with minor damage. The Brown Hotel kitchen fire started from a range and spread through wall pockets but was contained by firemen who opened an exterior wall to extinguish burning studding. A sedan interior burned in a two car garage at 1618 Lake avenue and two patrolmen moved a coupe to safety. A third fire near 449 Fifteenth street caused slight damage to an automobile from a flooded carburetor and scorched ignition wires.

Brown Broad Street East Avenue Elyria W. N. Bates Central Fire Station George E. Walton Francis Callahan J. H. Knuff 1618 Lake Avenue Arthur Holloway Fifteenth Street

Bankers Gather For Lorain County Banquet

Bankers and bank workers from all parts of Lorain County will meet at the Elks Hall at 6:30 tonight for the eleventh annual banquet of the Lorain County Chapter of the American Institute of Banking. Principal speaker will be Dr Harold Stonier educational director of the American Institute of Banking and executive manager of the American Bankers Association.

Lorain County Elks’ Hall American Institute of Banking Harold Stonier American Bankers Association

Death of 14-year-old in Marion infection case

In Marion Ohio on May 10 Pr Mary Ann Roecker 14 died from an infection that developed from a pimple authorities reported.

Marion. O Mary Ann Roecker

Court of Appeals upholds new trial in Braithwaite v Ward case

A circuit court ruling granting a new trial in Dorothy Braithwaite versus Dick Ward for 15000 for personal injuries from a traffic crash near Oberlin on April 25 1937 is affirmed by a court of appeals. The earlier verdict favored the defendant and a 2500 verdict was returned in Carrie Brassard v Harry Belford for injuries from a Route 18 crash near Wellington on November 28 1938.

Dorothy Braithwaite Dick Ward Oberlin Court of Appeals Guy B. Findley D A. Cook Carrie Brassard Cleveland Harry Belford Elyria Wellington

Treasurer appoints Stetzelbergger as assistant

State Treasurer Don H. Ebright named Paul C. Stetzelbergger of Lakewood as his assistant today at a salary of 5000 dollars a year. The 39 year old has served as assistant treasurer of Cleveland since 1934.

Columbus Don H. Ebright Paul C. Stetzelbergger Lakewood Cleveland

Missing Lorain girl sought in state wide radio alert

The sheriff's department authorized a state wide police radio broadcast to locate Maybelle Kohn 15 of 607 West 21st street Lorain missing since Friday at home. Juvenile authorities requested the search. She has blue eyes brown hair a gray coat light complexion and weighs about 112 pounds.

Sheriff's Department Maybelle Kohn West 21St Street Lorain

Unidentified Pedestrian Dies After Springfield Crash

An unidentified approximately 45 year old pedestrian died at Springfield City Hospital after being struck by a car near Beatty Ohio southwest of Springfield.

Springfield IUP Springfield City Hospital Beatty, O Here

Sheffield Lake board approves two new school buses

The Sheffield Lake Board of Education voted to purchase two new school buses for the 1939-40 school year to replace two older buses now in service.

Sheffield Lake Board of Education

Reversed organ positions in three year old Joyce Bowden

An X ray shows Joyce Bowden age three has situs inversus, a condition where all internal organs are reversed or transposed in position as diagnosed by doctors.

Elks Plan Golf Tours and May Birthdays

Elyria Elks meeting announced golf tournaments on June 7 at Spring Valley, July 19 at Cherry Ridge, and August 16 at Spring Valley with a dinner after each. The lodge will select its golf team for the state tournament from players in these events.

Elyria Elks Apri Herbert Cummues L. R. Warren Oberlin Walter S. Kohn C. A. Persons Spring Valley Cherry Ridge Elyria Lodge O. J. Shafer Jim Armatase Charles Davis J. Warden C. C. Spence Mose Wider Ul. Kohn Jim Armitage C. A Persons D. W. Kothe Joe Otten Ed Krebs J. M. Marshal

Eagles Variety Show Caps Elyria Aerie Season

Elyria Aerie No. 431 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles hosts a 1938 39 season finale variety show Thursday at 9 45 p m with acts from Detroit Akron Cleveland Columbus and Elyria Joe Boddy acts as master of ceremonies The lodge year ends June 4 and officer elections are set for tomorrow from noon to 8 p m The next event is the May 25 lodge meeting with a large class initiation and Memorial service for members who died in the past year.

Elyria Aerie Order of Eagles Detroit Akron Cleveland Columbus Elyria Joe Boddy

Radio Equipment For Police Department Bid Drawn

Elyria's Service Director and Mayor, as the board of control, study two bid options from RCA and Link Co for two way radio gear within a $3300 limit. Purchases likely occur next week after final review. A room has been prepared for the central broadcasting unit.

Elyria I D. Faxon Joseph Q Petro Board of Control R. C. A. and Link Co Central Broadcasting Unit

Elderly Woman Injured After Fall At Home

Mrs. Eliza Hoeffel, 75, of 105 Water Street, was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital after a 7 a.m. fall from her bed caused a severe head laceration. She has been ill for a year and resides with her son Ross Hoeffel.

Eliza Hoeffel Water Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Ross Hoeffel

Daisy Newberger Attacked by Dog on Bell Avenue

Daisy Newberger reported being bitten on the left leg by a dog yesterday at 4 15 p m while walking past 318 Bell Avenue. The incident was reported to police and involved a local address.

Daisy Newberger Bell Avenue

Toledo Market Prices for Wheat Corn and Hay

Prices show No 2 red wheat at 83 86c per bushel, No 2 yellow corn around 50 53c, No 2 white oats about 84c, and rye 36c. Track quotes list various grades. flour and feeds priced by the ton or barrel with standard items including spring patent flour and middlings.

Toledo Jala Sheets Eluvateer Co Montat Mmil St.ou

Financial market brief with mixed scores and steady prices

The report notes mixed price movements with several score figures such as 42 and 80 while prices remain unchanged. Centralized car lets index 226 appears alongside a tally of 3,479 cases reflecting steady market activity.

Vhicagq

Livestock Receipts Mixed with Prices and Totals

Receipts show hogs, cattle, calves, sheep and lambs with varied weights and prices. Hogs range 180 to 300 pounds at 6 and 7 plus per hundredweight, cattle include steers heavy weights and cows with values around 300 to 600, calves mixed prime to common, and sheep and lambs quoted by class and quality with several price points.

Unsettled market notes and odd poultry prices Listed

The snippet lists various farm goods and prices including live poultry with heavy birds, leghorns, and ducks, plus potato prices by state and region. It also notes a legal matter about permission to wear headcloths in courts, requested by barristers in Palestine.

Cleveland Supreme Palsestine

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