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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1929

Page

8

GTO fined for not sending children to school

In Justice 8. rge's court Friday five dollar fines plus costs were imposed on two men for failing to send their children to school. Walter Wilford of Kipton pleaded guilty to failure to send his young daughter Peart Wilford to school. Otis A Knapp of LaGrange was fined for refusing to send his fourteen year old son Calvin Knapp to school.

Rge Walter Wilford Kipton Earold Peart ‘Wilford Furnace Street Charles Molner A. Neiding Neiding Molner Mother Ed Troxel Lorain John Gaters Troxel Lodi Street Gaters Broad Street James A. Hewitt

Woman seeks 5000 dollar claim in attempted assault case

Helen Plato, 43, of 3333 Elyria Avenue Lorain, says on Sept 2 John Zbrzecny, 40, of 1752 Washington Avenue Lorain forced her into his car drove her to a country and attempted to assault her. She was thrown from the car and sought refuge in a farmhouse. She claims damage to health and reputation.

Ohn Zbrzecny Washington Avenue Lorain Helen Plato Elyria Avenue

State Approves County Plan For Juvenile Rooms

County commissioners announced that the state building department approved plans for two juvenile detention rooms in the county jail. Architect R. S. Jabee took the plans to Columbus this week. Bids for construction will be sought soon.

State Building Department R. S. Jabee Toolumbus

Fifth Attempt To Kill Self Successful In Cleveland

The mother of four, Anna Maczer, 34, attempted suicide five times within a year. She was committed to the psychopathic ward at City Hospital in Cleveland, with a pending transfer recommendation to the State Hospital for the In­ sane. A hospital attendant found her hanging by bed clothes tied to two sash from her dress.

Cleveland, CO Anna Maczer City Hospital State Hospital

Plan To Move Big Pine Tree

PONEROY May 15 A pine tree on school grounds may be saved as part of a plan for a new playground. The board of education president announced a winter dig trench around the trunk to freeze roots and lift the tree to the front lawn of the old high school. A motor powered spray goo for applying finishes is now on the market.

Poneroy Board of Education

Sheriff Aids Man Injured In World War Weary Veteran Seized By Strange Illness

Sheriff Clarence Adams responded to Wellington Friday night to aid Milton E. Howard of Columbus found prostrate in a LaSalle at a railroad crossing. Witnesses described him rushing by in a crazed fashion before collapse. A newspaper clipping dated February 6 explained Howard’s World War I air service injury and a head wound from a water landing. Towell Cadillac Co. in Columbus arranged transport back to Columbus as Howard, recently hired as a mechanic, had been seen driving Oberlin residents home before the episode.

Clarence Adams Wellington Milton E. Howard Columbus Howard LaSalle Oberlin Welington Adams Air Service Towell Cadillac Company

Eagles To Buy Canoe For Park Lagoon

The Eagle lodge plans donate a canoe to Elyria's new park lagoon joining a previously donated canoe by Charles Tucker. Park board member Carl Muller notes arrival within a week and urges more clubs to contribute canoes for the lagoon's youth recreation. The lagoon runs about three feet deep.

Eagles Cascade Park Park Board Eagles Lodge Charles Tucker Carl Muller Muller Elyria

Lawsuit Seeks 101413.34 For Auto Injury

In common pleas court, Joseph Lumegi is named in two suits filed by Timothy J. Donovan Sr. and Timothy J. Donovan Jr. claiming injuries from a May 1 1927 auto collision on 314 West River Street Elyria. The younger Donovan seeks 10000 dollars, while the senior requests 413.34 for hospital and medical bills.

Common Pleas Court Joseph Lumegi Wrest River Street Elyria Timothy J. Donovan, Sr Timothy J. Donovan Jr Chestnut Street Timothy Jr Kumegi

Missing youths reported in Elyria area

Two out of town youths are missing in Elyria reports Friday and Saturday. Julius Dudee of Belden, fourteen, was reported missing Friday, and Michael Abraham, seventeen from South Amherst, was reported missing Saturday. Abraham is partly deaf and dumb and wore blue trousers with a brown coat. His father George Abraham, Route 1 South Amherst, notified police. Dudee was dressed in grey.

Elyria Julius Dudee Belden Michael Abraham South Amherst Michael George Abrahan R. D Dudee

Injured Man at YMCA Replacing Pane

Harold Hurtt, 30, was injured Friday while replacing a window pane at the YMCA. The pane broke and Hurtt sustained lacerations to his right arm. He was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment and dressing. Hurtt resides at the YMCA.

Harold Hurtt Hurst Memorial Hospital

Fire at State Pen Woolen Mill Causes Large Loss

A board of inquiry will investigate a blaze in the three story woolen mill inside the state penitentiary in Columbus. Damages are estimated at 109600 with no clear cause though incendiary theory is to be explored. The fire followed another penitentiary blaze in Junction City and prompted an emergency building request.

Redington Harry M. Redington Elyria Board of Elections Reddington J. C. Schilleran Columbus State Penitentiary P. E. Thomas Thomas Junction City W. A. Wollarer

Longtime Eaton couple shaped town life for 75 years

Justice Giles and his wife built a shared career in Eaton politics and business. He has served as justice of the peace for thirty seven years and recalls collecting an eighteen dollar debt at an auction, calling it his first earnings. Mrs Giles organized stairs to make voting easier for elderly and disabled residents. They have three children, B M Ross in Eaton, W J Longdon in Columbus, and Arthur E Giles in LaPorte.

Giles Eaton B. M. Ross W. J. Longdon Columbus Arthur E. Giles LaPorte

Fight at Amherst Leaves Lupinske Hospitalized

A Friday night brawl in Amherst left Benjamin Lupinske 23 with facial lacerations and he was taken to Memorial hospital at 10 30 p m where he remains in recovery today.

Amherst Benjamin Lupinske Memorial Hospital Lupinske

Dayton business founder dies at Wright Field

Irwin G. Kainler aged 61, founder of a major Dayton dry goods firm, collapsed and died at Wright Field yesterday while observing Army Air Round maneuvers. The incident occurred during a military aviation event.

Dayton Irwin G. Kainler Wright Field

Oberlin graduate school commencement hosts international guest

Dr. T Z Koo of Shanghai will give the baccalaureate sermon on Sunday May 19 as part of a three day observance at the Oberlin Graduate School of Theology. Frederick C Grant of Western Theological Seminary will deliver the Wednesday May 22 commencement address on The Task of the Church. Dr Koo, a Chinese mission interpreter and Y M C A leader, has represented China at international conferences. Special music by Oberlin Conservatory and United Church choir. A communion service, alumni meeting, and alumni dinner follow, with the new curriculum to be announced by Dean Thomas W Graham.

Oberlin, O T. Z. Koo Shanghai China Oberlin Graduate School of Theology Frederick C. Grant Western Theological Seminary Evanston Illinois Koo Washington College Y. M. C. A Geneva Switzerland Manchester England Conference of Students World Alliance of M. C.l’s Oberlin Conservatory of Music The United Church Oberlin Inn Thomas W. Graham

Bootlegger alarm found to be false in Oberlin

Residents on Fast College street reported a bootlegger with a wagon and iron box. Deputies Strohle and Rundle inspected the box at 5:15 AM and found it filled with food destined for railroad workers from a local restaurant. The man denied any illegal activity.

O. K James Rundle Frank Strohle

Death Record for Mrs Emma Miller in Elyria Area

Mrs Emma Miller aged 69 years 10 months 3 days died at home Stop 11 Lake Avenue Elyria. Survived by husband one son Heuben Elyria one daughter Mrs J O Rounds Elyria three brothers and two sisters. Funeral Monday 1 15 pm from home then 2 pm at M E church Elyria with Rev Kirby and Rev Fulmer. Burial Elmwood cemetery. Also notes death of Mrs Lester Roxbury in Aiken SC and infant Allison Edward Smith Elyria area.

Emma Miller Lake Avenue Heuben Elyria J. 0. Rounds Also Warren Collier M. J. Bechtel Amherst Township John Snyder Norwalk Fred Snyder Geo. Snyder Colorado Lorain County Kirby Fulmer Elmwood Cemetery Lester Roxbury Aiken South Carolina J. Warden J. B. Brazee Cleveland Mary Brazee Brazee Spring Road Smith Allison Edward Louis J. Smith Foster Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital St. Mary’s Cemetery

Gas disaster toll rises in Cleveland Clinic blaze

Deputy state fire marshal Thomas C. Martinec noted a light globe too close to films as fires and gas exposure continued. In Cleveland on May 18 the death toll stood at 124 with 50 in hospitals. new fatalities included Ben Jones, 30, a former professional football player, who died after returning home to Grove City. Oxygen was mandated as treatment with planes sent to Toledo for supplies.

Thomas C. Martinec Cleveland Cleveland Clinic Ben Jones Grove City Arthur Richards Sharps Toledo George W. Crile Harry L. Gilchrist U. S. Avy Walton Navy Albert Ruedemann Cleveland Heights

Eagles Open Season as Wakeman Faces Red Caps

The Slyria Eagles renew their season with a Sunday trip to Wakeman to meet the fast Red Caps. Wakeman has bolstered its lineup with several college players while the Eagles boast a strong Class A squad after intense practice in recent weeks. Len Wragg will handle pitching duties.

Slyria Eagles Wakeman Eagles Len Wragg

Number Three Continued From Page One

Mrs Echko owes the county 500 in fines and back taxes totaling 900. If allowed to return she would take her five children from the home and care for them. Court action was discussed with Judge Thompson and the county thought to be ahead if she returns without serving behind bars. Bartlome and Bedner handle the hurli ng while Cebula Gates Shriner F Nickoletti Malik cover infield. Wragg Jacobs Fitzpatrick Kaiser roam the outfield. Club rooms meet at 12 30 Sunday. Write L T Fitzpatrick 201 Harwood or club care 2431.

Bartlome Bedner Cebula Gates Shriner F. Nickoletti Malik C.wragg Jacobs Fitzpatrick Kaiser L. T. Fitzpatrick Harwood Street Eagles Club

Garden Club at Settlement House Plants a Future

The Settlement House Garden Club, comprising 25 children aged six to 13, will attack weeds on their Vulcan Street plot. Members split sections and plant lettuce, radishes, onions, beets, carrots, poppy seed, with tomatoes coming after frost risk. Williams Alloy Products Company provided the lot.

Americanization Council Settlement House Garden Club Vulcan Street Williams Alloy Products Company Tom

Market notes from Cleveland and Chicago quotes

Market summaries list butter and eggs quotes, poultry and pork prices, and potato and cattle figures. Includes Ohio and New York sack prices, hog receipts and ranges by weight, cattle and calf values, sheep activity, and Chicago cash quotations for butter eggs poultry wheat corn oats with New York hay prices for large and small bales.

Chicago New York Timothy

Congress Braces For Break As Debenture Plan Falters

Washington May 18 Congress nears recess as the debenture plan wanes and tariff concessions move ahead. House and Senate farm committees will reconcile relief measures while leaders hope to adjourn around June 1. Hawley aims for a tariff vote next week amid executive sessions on farm bloc amendments. Senate eyeing reapportionment Mellon case and origins repeal. Lenrodt confirmed to the U S Court of Customs Appeals after a lengthy debate.

Washington Congress White House House Senate Nance Committee Senate Farm Committees Senate Capitol Ways and Means Committee Hawley Mellon Irvin L. Lenrodt Wisconsin TE. S. Court of Customs Appeals

Woman Fined and Nolle Prosequi in County Case

Mrs Echko, described as blonde with a dimpled face, faced fines totaling 141?4 dollars plus taxes and child support after a Common Pleas Court ruling. She was required to pay 500 dollars in fines 900 dollars in taxes and cover attorney William F Hurieys fee, while county costs of 28 19 were nolled and the case was dismissed.

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GTO Martha Beaver Phil White Phil West 4Th Street Rosenberry Bros Second Street MARS James MacFarland MacFarland Zelia Welch Sui Frank Welch Joe Krawezik Alex Pielak West River Road Ohio Public Service H. ©. Landphair John G. Shrock Charles Rawson Twelfth Street R. L. Herrington Dever Avenue Coleman and Burnett Company Highteenth Street F. J. Kelling West Avenue Louise Conrad Andrew Robertson East River Street W. F. Lord Beebecourt Charles H. Lee George Hallett Brown Office Building Co Radiant Mills Company Beech Street Charles Fiala Federated Merchants Corps of Cleveland Florence Wissinger Teken Ashtabiula Jerome Perry Tate Blaze West Side Juniors Hamilton West Side All Stars Chronicle Telegram C. Roig R. Fortman Hutchings Moulder J. Fortman Innes Dunfee Baldwin Rss Schallon Hunt Oe Lewis Laxamilton Kamiski Kruski Soja Kowalski Ross Babel Danfee Roig Mrs. Lester Roxbury Garden Club Settlement House Ohio Maine Green Mountain Myers Cook’s East Avenue J. H. Bell N. W. Scoville J. F. Hines E. Cline O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co Court Street Elyria, Ohio Western Reserve Finance
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