Wall Elect Officers as Senior HI-Y Club elects officers
The Senior HI-Y Club at the YM YWCA elected officers for next year and initiated 35 new members, the largest single group in club history. Paul Thompson was named president, with Lloyd Christie as vice president, Charles Custer secretary, and David Wainwright treasurer. New members include Alfred ODonnell, Robert Corts, Robert Krieg, and 32 others. installation set for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Thompson
Wayne Burdue
Moloyd Christie
Thomas Dean
Charles Custer
Charles Coen
Grant Keys
Ralph Nichols
Earl Faulhaber
Jay Dettman
Red'’ Maiden
Richard Murray
Richard Bell
Thomas Vaughn
James Gleason
Fred Wiley
Earl Chesler
Robert France
William France
Robert Knuff
Robert Neiman
Frank Waltz
Jack Brown
Urges Establishment of Employment Bureaus in County
County relief director SI A Houghton urged creation of central employment bureaus in Lorain and Lo gain and other municipalities to register unemployed persons. Elyria and Lorain were highlighted as needing such agencies to aid minor jobs. He proposed civic groups or chambers of commerce could run them to avoid costs, noting Oberlin's Business Men's Club has a similar successful program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logain
SI. A Houghton
Houghton
Elyria
Lorain
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's Club
Oberlin
Hog Prices Hit 10 Month High at Chicago Market
Chicago May 17 hog prices rose to the highest level in ten months at the Union Stock Yards with a top quotation of 5.30 dollars per hundred pounds as light receipts and brisk demand pushed values higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union
Chamber of Commerce issues warning against unknown agents
Elyria chamber warns residents about a traveling solicitor operating in Elyria. Officials urge thorough investigation before buying and advise paying only after final delivery. Residents should buy from local merchants established in the community for after sale support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Commerce
Elyria
Three Truck Drivers Fined by Justice in County
Justice Joseph Petro fined three truck drivers for over loaded trucks. Jack Dumbauld of Ft. Wayne, Hobart Smith, and Sidney Gussell of Cleveland received fines of 25, 25 and 35 dollars plus costs. Deputies on Route 20 also arrested Floyd Wazey of Green Springs for no chauffeur license, fined 5 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Petro
Jack Dumbauld
Ft. Wayne
Hobart Smith
Sidney Gussell
Cleveland
Floyd Wazey
Green Springs
Ohio
Six Selected For Petit Jury Service
Six persons chosen for three weeks of petit jury duty beginning May 16 are Jamies Powell Elyria D Tucker Caroline Weichel Lorain Mrs Fern Pinkney Columbia Station Leo Mitchell Avon Lake and Bess Bauserman R D Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies Powell
Elyria
D. Tucker
Carolene Weichel
Lorain
Fern Pinkney
Columbia Station
Leo Mitchell
Avon Lake
Bess Bauserman
R. D
Y-Indus Club Elects New Officers for Next Year
The Y-Indus Club elected Norwood Baumhardt as president succeeding Eugene Hubbard. Robert Smith became vice president, Fiarl Schaeffer secretary, Fred Green treasurer, and Leonard Fowls chaplain. The club discussed the constitution as the season ends with a June 6 party marking the 1982-33 activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Norwood Baumhardt
Eugene Hubbard
Robert Smith
Fiarl Schaeffer
Fred Green
Leonard Fowls
New Hope For Geneva Disarmament Conference
American officials expressed new hope for the Geneva disarmament conference after reading Adolf Hitler's Reichstag speech. Washington reported optimism as the potential for progress was reassessed in light of the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Reports Two Cows Poisoned On Farm At Middle Avenue
Harry Westley reports two cows poisoned after licking paint from discarded buckets on his Middle avenue and Butternut Ridge road farm. One cow is believed dying. He urges residents not to dispose of tin cans and paint containers where animals can reach them.
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Middle Avenue
Butternut Ridge Road
Harry Westley
Westley
Learn to Swim Campaign Boosts Boys at Y M C A Pool
The Chronicle Telegraph Y M C A Learn to Swim campaign begins at the Y M C A pool with 38 boys receiving free instruction yesterday. Non swimmers only. ages eight to 15. Additional classes planned Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyria
Chronicle-Telegram-Y. M. C. A
Robert T. Moore
Moore
Order coal freight rate increase in Ohio
The Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington ordered another coal freight rate rise in Ohio, opposing the Ohio Public Utilities Commission. A six-cent-per-ton surcharge on bituminous coal within Ohio was reinstated, and a prior rate dispute between Ohio and interstate shipments was adjusted to $1.74 per ton to Cleveland. Attorney General Bricker planned to seek a federal injunction against the earlier rate and may challenge the new surcharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Ohio
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Commission
Interstate Commission
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
John W. Bricker
Death Notice Clayton R. Westcott 58
Clayton R. Westcott of West River Road died last evening at Elyria Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his widow Maud nee Beesy and four children Frank in the U S Army at Fort Snelling Minnesota Mary Harriet and Clayton Rex at home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton R. Westcott
West River Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Maud
Funeral services for Madison L Craft announced
Funeral services for the late Madison L. Craft of 331 Winckies street will be held Thursday at 2 P M from the Bittner Funeral Parlors with Dr E J Bond officiating. Burial will follow in Butternut Ridge Cemetery at North Olmsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison L. Craft
Winckies Street
Bittner
E. J. Bond
Butternut Ridge
North Olmsted
Boy Awarded 1500 Dollars for Injuries in Parade
Walter Schuster aged 19 of Lorain won a $1500 verdict in common pleas court against Roy Stackhouse of Lorain. A charge from a toy cannon carried by Stackhouse in a Memorial Day parade struck Schuster in the face while he stood along the curb watching. Stackhouse was a marcher in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Schuster
Lorain
Common Pleas
Roy Stackhouse
Stackhouse
Edv F Berg dies after pneumonia in Oberlin at 70
Edv F Berg lifelong Rusia township resident dies at Allen Hospital Oberlin after a weeklong illness pneumonia. Born April 28 1864 on the family farm he spent his life there and married Anna Gentes. Survived by wife five children two sisters three grandchildren and many neighbors. Private funeral at home Friday then public service 2 p m at St Pauls Elyria with burial Brookside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edv FF. Berg
Rusia Township
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Jacob
Elizabeth
Schwartz) Berg
Anna Gentes
Ridgeville
Mabel May
Cleveland
Florence Lipstrue
Wycliffe
Clarence
Eleanor Schramm
Leonard
Mary Stein
Ithaca
Michigan
Lucy Berg
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Elyria
Ernst Trion
Brookside Cemetery
Police recover stolen truck in Grafton incident
A light truck reported stolen from Broad street by L. W. Rothgery of Grafton was recovered by police about 90 minutes after the theft last evening. Rothgery saw his vehicle being driven away and alerted authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Rothgery
Grafton
Broad Street
Rothgery
Married Today Maxine Whitney and William Finley in Oberlin
Oberlin May 17 At 2 30 today Miss Maxine Whitney daughter of Mr and Mrs William Whitney became the bride of William L Finley son of Mr and Mrs C B Finley of Gratton in a home ceremony on South Pleasant street Rev Haines officiated before an improvised altar with palms and ferns The ceremony featured music by Miss Norman Keiser and ends with a six o'clock wedding dinner at Mrs BE Spauldings home The couple will reside at 824 South Pleasant street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Maxine Whitney
William Whitney
Willam L. Finley
C. B. Finley
Gratton
South Pleasant Street
Haines
Grafton
Norman Keiser
Elyria
Gordon Ely
Cambridge
Ohio
Mary Louise Edwards
Beverley Finley
Cleveland
BE. W. Spaulding
North Pleasant Street
C. B. Finler
Ars
George Edwards
Richard
Albert Fories
Phillip Busch
Delores Busch
E. R. Novak
Madge Whitney
Dramatic Club Plans Evening of Plays at Oberlin High
The Oberlin High School Dramatic Club will present its first public performance of the year Friday May 19 at 7 30 in the High School auditorium. Three one act plays with music and readings will fill the program for ten cents. The Family Strike is coached by Alice Parker and features Charles Beckwith Elsie Summers Harold Parsons Ruth Morrison Sylvia Champney and Wade White. Kleptomaniacs is coached by Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurepkat
Ruth Hamilton
Robert Blackburn
Dean Voehling
Ruth Morrison
Slusic
Howard Hurst
Dramatic Club
Alfred Partridge
Miss Jordan
Kelly
Oberlin High School !Dramatic Club
Alice Parker
Charles Beckwith
Elsie Summers
Harold Parsons
Sylvia Champney
Wade White
Virginia
Circulators Of Petitions Meet In Lorain County Tomorrow
Fifty nine petition circulators in Lorain County plan a 7:50 p m meeting at the Y M C A to report progress on a Masier Bill referendum seeking delegates to a convention on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Dr E J Bond will report on Monday night’s temperance rally in Cleveland. Extra petition blanks are available from W C Endly and the gathering is open to all interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
E. J. Bond
M. FE
Cleveland
W. C. Endly
Bricker appoints lawyers for state banks conservatorship
Ohio Attorney General John W. Bricker announces appointments of attorneys to aid the state superintendent of banks in conservatorships of several banks including People's Banking Co Lewisburg Twin Valley Eaton Farmers State Eldorado Grafton Savings at Grafton and La Grange People’s Bank Elyria and others. He also names counsel for two banks in liquidation Gratis State Bank and Larne Bank Co and designates Guy B Findley as special counsel for the Grafton case with a pledge to push reopenings promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colmbus. CO
John W. Bricker
People's Banking Company
Lewisburg
Harry G. King
Eaton
Twin Valley Bank
West Alexandria
Waldo E. Young
Farmers’ State Bank
Eldorado
P. A. Saylor
Grafton Savings & Banking Company
Grafton
Guy B. Findley
Elyria
People's Bank
la Grange
Archia H
West
Bricker
Gratis State Bank
Gratis
Ralph G. Sever
Larne Bank Company
Larne
Alfred Denithen
Marion
Ohio
Grafton Savings and Banking Co
Life is not all of it contemplation nor action
A brief reflection asserts life blends thought and deed rather than privileging either. It suggests balance between reflection and effort shapes meaning.
Senior Organ Recital by Edwin D. Anderson at Finney Chapel
Friday evening at 8 30 Edwin D Anderson presents his Senior Organ Recital in Finney Memorial chapel An organ major and pupil of Professor Yeamans performs a diverse program including Fantaisie and Fugue in G minor Bach Poemes d Automne Bonnet Lied des Chrysanthenes Matin Provencal Poeme du Soir Symphonie No 6 Vierne Introduction et Allegro Rhapsody to the Sun Mauro Cottone and Les Jon gleurs Jepson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Anderson
Finney Memorial Chapel
Anderson
Yeamans
Bach
Jepson
Farm Women's club meeting at Mrs Lawson’s in Collins
Mrs C C Lawson of West Lo Yain street hosted the Farm Women's club of Collins Ohio at her home yesterday. Twenty seven members and guests attended an all day gathering with a business meeting contests and a social hour. Guests included Mrs Maurice Schubert Mrs Albert Bedford Mrs Eli Hull and Mrs Sheldon of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Lawson
West Lo Yain Street
Farm Women's Club
Collins
Ohio
Maurice Schubert
Albert Bedford
Eli Hull
Sheldon
Oberlin
Oberlin To Exhibit Perce MacDonald’s Photographs
Six masterworks by Perce MacDonald, famed New York photographer, arrive for a short exhibition in the Allen Art Building. MacDonald’s work has earned the Cramer Grand Prize Cup and gold and silver prizes from major American and European cities including Berlin Paris London Dublin and Brussels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Art Department
Perce MacDonald
New York
Allen Art
MacDonald
America
Germany
Holland
England
Belgium
France
Ireland
May Queen chosen by high school for Freshman class
Miss Kathleen Rosecrans daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Rosecrans was chosen this week by the high school as May Queen of the Freshman class. Mrs John Hope of South Professor street has guests Miss Del Davidson and Miss Kate Lacey of New Castle Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Rosecrans
J. E. Rosecrans
John Hope
South Professor Street
del Davidson
Kate Lacey
New Castle
Legion Forces To Mobilize On Friday
The American Legion plans a statewide mobilization Friday evening to test quick response to emergencies. Posts across Ohio will issue the call via radio, with Legionnaires Auxiliary members and Boy Scout units rushing to the Legion home on Ohio Street. Local unit leadership includes J Elemes as head, with H E Agate, Arthur Richwine, Troster Dirlam, Walter Bagnall, George Tattersall, William Sudro, Otto K Mischka, and A T Sibley in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Incal Legion
Ohio
Legion
onOhio Street
Joseph W Patterson
J. Elemes
H E. Agate
Arthur Richwine
Troster Dirlam
Walter Bagnall
George Tattersall
William Sudro
Otto K. Mischka
A. T. Sibley
Railroad Co Is Sued For $21 900
Three suits totalling 21 990 were filed against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad after a crossing accident on West River Street last December 1. A City Produce and Commission Co truck driven by Monroe G Bond and Chris Parman was hurled 100 feet when struck at an unguarded crossing. The company seeks 1 906 and each driver 10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
West River Street
City , Produce and Commission Company
Monroe G. Bond
Chris Parman
Commission
Peter Stockmanter dies after eating meat in New Washington
Tiffin Ohio May 17 Peter F Stockmanter aged 38 a Pennsylvania railroad worker at New Washington D died after being cooked to death on a piece of meat while dining Tuesday Emergency responders carried him from the dining room to a hospital where he died soon after The inquest was postponed pending further investigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Peter F. Stockmanter
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Washington, D
American Legion Auxiliary Plans Bridge Party and Pies
At a recent business meeting the American Legion Auxiliary announced a bridge party for Wednesday evening May 24 in Legion Home parlors hosted by Mrs. Virgil Jasper, Mrs. Paul Collins, Mrs. George Richwine and Mrs. George Churchward. Members will gather May 27 to make sprays for Legion and Auxiliary decorations and Auxiliary members will help sell pop pies. The local group will join the County Council in visiting the Sandusky Soldiers and Sailors Home on June 7. A program featured violin by James Szabo with Irene Upton, dances by Lois Jean Smith and Jessie Henderson with Miss Upton, a reading by Esther Guthman, and a piano solo by Mary Helen Kolopus, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auriliary
the Legion Homie
Virgil Jasper
Paul Collins
George Richwine
George Churchward
Legion
Auxiliary
County
Sandusky
James Szabo
Irene Upton
Lois Jean Smith
Jessie Henderson
Miss Upton
Esther Guthman
Mary Helen Kolopus
Et-Yet Club Entertained at Mrs Wilmot Home
Miss Wanda Wilmot hosted twelve Et-Yet Club members for a regular meeting. A favorable secretary report led to plans for a lake vacation, officer elections naming Ruth Pickett president and Lucille Botamer secretary. Bridge capped the evening with prizes to Lucille Botamer and Katherine Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Wilmot
Lucile Botamer
Moris Beal
Ruth Pickett
Lucille Botamer
Katherine Smith
Thelma Jumont
Elsie Wilmot
Odd Fellows to Hold May Festival Dance Next Tuesday
Elyria Lodia No. 103 held a regular meeting with many brothers present and announced a May Festival Dance for May 23 at 9 P.M. after lodge closing. Graf ton Lodge switch from Friday to Monday was noted as well as talks on order topics. Matt's Band provided music and the hat proceeds support the sports committee for softball equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodia No
Bro. R. Hobill
Oddfellows
Lindy Lodge Members Exchange Trinkets At Ridgevidle
Eight Lindy Lodge members joined Miss Alice Smith at her Ridgevidle home for an evening of barter and conversation. Guests included Misses Lois and Andres Smith, hostess sisters. Music, dancing, lilac decor, and a planned future dance followed a tidy meeting hosted by the Whitney sisters on Grafton road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy Lodge
Alice Smith
Ridgevidle
Lois
Andres Smith
Fdna
Edith Whitney
Grafton Road
Cherry Ridge Women Organize Golf Association
The Women’s Golf Association of Cherry Ridge was formed yesterday at Mrs Roy Mueller’s home. Miss Maybelle Burner led the meeting and Mrs H C Elgar was chosen treasurer while Mrs R W Hancock was secretary. Dues and handicap registration with the handicap committee open membership. The committee of Mrs Jay Huffman Mrs Nelson Krugman and Mrs Chas Clark will record handicaps by June 1 first play off set for next Tuesday at 9 am with ladies’ day continuing.
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Women's Golf Association of
Cherry Ridge
Roy Muiller
Maybelle Burner
H. C. Elgar
R. W. Hancock
Jay Huffman
Nelson Krugman
Chas Clark
George Hoke
J. L. Beltz Presid
Markets Cleveland Produce and Grain Prices Report
Market updates show steady livestock demand with higher hog and cattle quotes, mixed poultry prices, and active sheep. Grain and potato markets list various grades and futures, with wheat and corn ranges and Department of Agriculture receipts and on-track shipments noted.
Chicago cash quotations May 17 butter eggs poultry
Chicago market notes show butter and egg quotations for May 17 with receipts and price ranges. Butter steady. eggs unsettled with categories from extra firsts to storage packed firsts and futures. poultry receipts steady with varied weights and prices for hens, turkeys, ducks, and geese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fourteen Nominated For Rotary Directors
Ely ria Rotary Club nominated fourteen members as director candidates at the weekly Elks’ Club meeting. Nine directors will be elected next Tuesday for a year starting July 1. Noms include W. O. McClellan and Karl W. Plocher. Two Oberlin College students debated war debt cancellation as the program. No decision was reached. Dr. R. R. Bayard presided. No meeting on Memorial Day May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks’ Club
W. O. McClellan
D. A. Baird
Frank Hoover
Walter Kohn
Thomas Cushing
J. B. Johnson
L. C. Hecock
Ben Hindman
Karl W. Plocher
C. A. McMillen
Hall Kirkham
S. R. Nichols
Oberlin College
Oberlin Forensic Union
Wade Smith
Allen Passen
R. R. Bayard
Damage suit for 25000 settled in common pleas court
A $25,000 damage suit brought by a Russia Township school teacher against Mrs. Gerhardinger was settled and dismissed in common pleas court. The teacher claimed reputation damage from assault and battery charges after she whipped Gerhardiner's six year old daughter as a corrective measure. she was acquitted of the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wsisrta Bidachev
Russia Township
Common Pleas Court
Gerhardinger
Bank weighs plan to reopen after setback
Officials of the bank are hopeful for a plan similar to measures used in other banks. They will carefully consider any plan that would facilitate the opening and improve the position as efforts continue.
Grains and Feed Prices from Cleveland Exchange Quotation
Quotations show prices for corn wheat oats flour hay straw alfalfa and mill feeds. Prices include No 8 yellow corn 49.5 50.5 per bushel, No 1 red wheat 91.2 90.5, timothy hay 10.00, alfalfa first cutting 49.12 50.00, standard middlings 51 50, 41 percent cotton seed meal 24.00 24.50, gluten 19.20. Includes various grades and unit terms for mill feeds and corn and flour products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Farmers' Local Markets Offer Seasonal Produce
Listings show asparagus, Charleston brand? No. The market offers asparagus in small bunches and baskets, lettuce hot house heads, onions green per dozen, parsley and root, radishes red, rhubarb in small bunches, spinach in ten pound baskets. Prices range from 12 to 85 cents per unit.
Hitler Defends Storm Troops as Political Force
In a speech at Gen Eva, Hitler rejected treating auxiliary police as military, calling them political and pledging disbandment by year’s end. He insisted storm troops lack military status, meant to destroy communism, while steel helmets preserve old army memory. He concluded at 4 03 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Germany
Hitler
Commission to Fill Tucker's Seat Aiming for Quick Appointment
Number two continued from page one notes a candidate urging swift action to end the controversy. Citizens, not candidates, echo the call for a prompt fill as 49 applicants remain for the appointment to succeed the late Charles E. Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Tucker
Making a Home of Your House by Jay C Weller
Jay C Weller former Elyrian now with Nela Park publicity will address the Elyria Kiwanis Club at noon Thursday at Hotel Newell. He will discuss interior lighting effects and report on his findings in a talk titled Making a Home of Your House.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Jay C. Weller
Elyrian
Newell
Weller
Nela Park
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