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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1938

Page

9

Receiver Seeks Appointment For Lorain County Fair Grounds

The Elyria Savings and Trust Company filed a petition to appoint a receiver for the Lorain County Fair Grounds and have the property sold to satisfy a mortgage debt of 24 738 55 The Lorain County Agricultural Society which runs the fair faces the action but officials say the event will proceed as planned for September 6 7 8 and 9 A bank official said the receiver would allow closer supervision after years of missed interest payments totaling since 1933 Intruders reportedly damaged buildings and the grounds will be guarded more closely going forward

Lorain County Elyria Savings and Trust Company Reuben Baus Lorain County Agricultural Society The Agricultural Society Weir

Youths Accused Of Breaking Into AscKinley School

Thirteen youths aged 16 to 18 were taken into custody by police after a reported break in at AscKinley school. Officers found the boys playing ball on the school grounds and no charges were filed yet while the superintendent requested a names list.

East Side AscKinley Russel Payne Corwin Burrer R. C. Maston

Seven Tons Of Wool Shipped From Lorain County

Seven tons of wool have been shipped to Columbus to date by Lorain County Wool Growers Association members. Three tons were sent in April and four tons this month. The next shipment is planned for June 6.

Columbus Lorain County Wool Growers’ Association H. G. Port- Man

Wellington Man Bound Over To Grand Jury

Snyder Walsh twenty eight of Wellington waived examination and was bound to the grand jury under a 3500 bond after a hearing before Mayor Joseph Q Petro in police court this morning Walsh is charged with stealing and removing parts of automobiles belonging to Snyder Buick Company of this city Affidavit for his arrest was signed by Albert Schneider an official of the company Walsh is the second Wellington man to be bound over to Mayor Petro James Easterday twenty five pleaded guilty before the mayor yesterday and his case was referred to the grand jury Easterday is charged with stealing an automobile belonging to Stanley McAvena of this era McAvena swore to the warrant

Snyder Walsh Wellington Joseph Q. Petro Walsh Snyder- Buick Company Albert Schneider Petro James Easterday Imayor Easterday Stanley McAvena McAvena

Heaviest Rain of the Year Hits Lorain Area

The storm brought historic rainfall with 22 inches in Oberlin between midnight and 7 am and minor damage such as a bent rod on a water tank. Sheriff’s basement flooded about six inches, while county roads and bridges remained largely intact. Officials expect the event to bolster a pending WPA relief sewer project along Prospect Avenue to aid industries and ease high water in Broad street and Garford areas.

William G. Smith Foster Avenue Lorain Oberlin Water Works Harry L. Dunham Dunham Washington Prospect Avenue East End Broad Street Garford

State lawmakers weigh relief borrowing and tax shifts

Senate bills seek borrowing against future tax receipts and allow local levies to match state excise taxes while considering earmarking sales and beer taxes through 1940 for relief. Bills by Sen. Keith Lawrence and others target emergency funds of 1 to 2 million dollars and WPA PWA projects to aid state institutions.

Thomas Senate Keith Lawrence Cuyahoga House General Revenue Fund House Committee House Taxation Committee Senate Taxation and Relief Committee House Welfare Committee Lawrence Baggett-Kane Warfare Department WPA PWA

Junior Senior Class Night Set for May 28 at Methodist Church

Obrellin Ohio reports Junior-Senior class night and banquet planned for May 28 at the Methodist church with Wilman Hall Miriam Verda Oris Hall and Marty Beth Hartson leading committees. Senior class breakfast May 31 and commencement June 1 at First Church and high school gym follow events.

Oberlin Llo Methodist Church Wilman Hall Miriam Verda Oris Hall Marty Beth Hartson Dorothy Bauer Evanhurst Nina Jean Lester Geordon Bliss Evelyn Bayle

Cub Scouts Meet at Camp Iss-See-Kes on Vermilion River

Cub Scouts of Oberlin and parents plan a Friday gathering at Camp Iss-See-Kes M C A on the Vermilion river. They will depart Oberlin at four, play games until six, share a pot luck supper, then badges awarded at a following meeting. Everyone interested in cubbing is invited.

Oberlin Iss-See-Kes Vermilion River

Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Meets at West Lorain

Thirteen members gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Diedrich’s home on West Lorain for a Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society social. The group quilted and enjoyed a social hour. The next meeting is set for two weeks later with Mrs. K Kletts of North Russia as hostess.

Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society

D A R Chapter Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

The D A R ancy Squire Chapter held its annual meeting at Mrs E M Ransom’s West Lorain street home electing new officers for the year Mrs R P Harvey named Regent Mrs Kerr Vice Regent Miss Lois Cummings treasurer and Mrs E M Ransom secretary A memorial candle light service honored Edith Mason Christ and J L Edwards W R C to meet Friday at Oberlin range hall wearing white Past Presidents to a pot luck dinner at TP2 50.

Ancy Squire Chapter E. M. Ranson West Lorain Street R. P. Harvey Kerr Lois Cummings E. M. Ransom Warren Thomas Washington, D. C Stevens National Congress Edith Mason Christ J. L. Edwards W. RR. C Oberlin Range Hall

Prospect School P T A Elects Officers

The Prospect School Patent-Teacher Association held its annual meeting Tuesday afternoon in the school auditorium. Mrs. H. H. Thornton presided as president and the nominating committee presented the next year’s slate: President Mrs. Thornton. Vice President Mrs. Vincent Hart. Secretary Mrs. Lee Goerner. Treasurer Mrs. R. P. Harvey. Program Chairman Mrs. Olaf Christiansen. Membership Chairman Mrs. Leo Holden. Publicity Chairman Mrs. C. T. Craig. Social Chairman Mrs. Edward Bosworth.

Patent-Teacher Association of the Prospect School Brady Lee Goerner R. P. Harvey Chaiman Olaf Christiansen Leo Holden C. T. Craig Edward Bosworth

Girls Four H Club Reorganized Names Offiers

The local girls 4-H Club reorganizes into senior and junior groups with separate officers. Senior president Dorothy Hobbs and vice president Dorothy Gerber lead as secretary treasurer Margaret Glider, news reporter Marjorie Manning, recreation leader Borghild Kafka. Junior president Dorothy Mitra and vice president Dorval Ives, secretary treasurer Roberta Feakins, news reporter Alic a Horvath, recreation leader Vivian Horvath. Leaders expect a successful season under Mrs. William Gerber.

Dorothy Hobbs Dorothy Gerber Margaret Glider Marjorie Manning Borghild Kafka Dorothy Mit

Death of James W Hazel in Rochester and Lorain

James W Hazel died Tuesday at 9 30 PM at his daughter Mrs George Rummery 129 Washington Ave Lorain after lingering illness He was 76 born in Dublin Mercer Ohio son of James and Mary Hazel longtime Rochester resident Married to Clarissa Moore of Medina in 1887 Mrs Hazel preceded him in death Survived by another daughter Mrs Rose Reiter of North Olmsted six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Funeral services by Rev Deemer of Lorain from Wickens Memorial Home at 1 50 PM Friday with burial at Rochester Village Cemetery

Rochester James W. Hazel George Rummery Washington Avenue Lorain Dublin Mercer County Ohio James Mary Hazel Clarissa Moore Medina Lorain County Hazel Rummery Rose Reiter North Olmsted Deemer Wickens Memorial Rochester Village

Guffey's Faction Ousted in Pennsylvania Primary

Philadelphia and Allegheny County delivered a flood of votes that toppled Sen Joseph F Guffey backed leadership. Charles Alvin Jones won the Democratic nomination as Lawrence and McCloskey rise to power. Earle led the ticket with a large statewide plurality as party unity looms.

Philadelphia Davi L. Lawrence Matthew HL Ioskey Pennsylvania Democracy Joseph P. Quffey Alleshens County Pittsburgh Thomas Kennedy Iuffey Committee For Industrial Organization Charles Alvin Jones Jones Pictsburgh Lawrence-McCloskey Allegheny County Lawrence McCloskey Gav George H. Earle Davis Wilson C. J. O.guffey Earle Pennsylvania

Duel With Foils Agreed Between Bern stein and Bourdet

A duel with foils was agreed for dawn tomorrow between Henry Bernstein, France's leading playwright, and Edward Bourdet, director of the Comedie Francaise. Seconds met to arrange, with a possible reconciliation at the final conference.

Paris Foils Henry Bernstein France Edward Bourdet Comedie Francaise Rapiers

Court House Hearing Binds Two in Assault Case

Horace Bruce 2b of Indian Hollowroad and Kenneth Watson 21 of Route St near Fields Corners were bound to the grand jury under 200 bond each after a hearing before Justice Preston L. Coon. They were among youths arrested for a disturbance at the George Klatk tavern in Ridgeville last Saturday. Three others pleaded guilty and were fined 1 and costs each.

Horace Bruce Indian Hollowroad Kenneth Watson Route St Fields Corners Preston L. Coon George Klatk Ridgeville

Seven Alleged Aides Of Alvin Karpis Indicted in Arkansas

Federal grand jury indicts seven persons for harboring or aiding Alvin Karpis and gang in Hot Springs and St Louis. Included are three former Hot Springs police officials Ceril Brook and John Stover among the accused. Connie Morris arrested in St Louis. Wakelin Akers held.

Little Rock Ark Alvin Karpis New Orleans Hot Springs Ark Karpis Flat Springs Federal Bureau of Investigation Fred Hunter Connie Morris St. Louis John Wakelin Ceril Brook Leutenant Division of Investigation Herbert Akers John Stover Morris Loftis A. G. Dyer Morris Wakelin Akers

Men Drive From Folkestone To Explore Libyan Caves

Two English explorers from Folkestone, H. E. Symons and Charles Haynes, head for the Libyan mountains in a car to investigate newly found caves that might conceal secrets of ancient diamond and emerald mines.

London Folkestone Libyan H. E. Symons Charles Haynes

Readings In Court On Ohio Hot Mix Contractors

In Columbus Ohio May 19 a taxpayers suit over alleged overpricing of bituminous road materials heard bulletins sent to hot mix contractors. C W Simpson secretary questioned about claims of 40 000 tons and bids under estimates. Judge Scarlett to rule on injunction preventing payments to contractors.

Columbus, CO Ohio C. W. Simpson Alien Pretzman Simpson Pretzman High Way Department Charles Druggan H. L. Scarlett

Seventh son born in Worcester ties to unique family line

In Worcester Massachusetts Herman Leonard Boucher the seventh son of Paul O and his wife is noted as a seventh son of a seventh son born at City hospital. A separate brief from Santa Cruz California mentions T N Henslesuv from Oakland leaving city life after a year to seek the quiet of the San Lorenzo valley among giant redwoods.

Worcester Mass City Hospital Herman Leonard Boucher Paul O. Boucher Santa Cruz Cal T. N. Henslesuv Oakland San Lorenzo Valley

Baer Jr. Stricken With Pneumonia In Oakland

Five month old Max Baer Jr., son of former heavyweight champion Max Baer, is seriously ill with pneumonia in East Oakland hospital. He was placed under an oxygen tent after a week of cold symptoms.

Oakland Cal Max Baer ,Jr East Oakland

Taft Visits Elyria With Senate Bid Support

Robert A. Taft of Cincinnati and son of the late William Howard Taft visited Elyria yesterday with friends. He toured local households to drum up support for his Republican bid for the United States Senate nomination.

Robert A. Taft Cinciminati William Howard Taft Elyria Mr .Taft Taft United States Senate

Townsend Club No 2 Holds Meeting at Woodmen's Hall

Members of Townsend Club No 2 gathered at Woodmen's Hall last night for a meeting featuring hingo as the evening’s diversion. A large attendance was reported. The next regular meeting will be held at Woodmen's Hall on June.

Lorain County Fourth Club M. E Frances Eckert Russia Four-H Midgyville Cooperators Townsend Club No 2 Woodmen’s Hall Hingo Cluh

Karpis Gang Spent Time In Toledo Columbus And Alcatraz

Connelly notes the Karpis gang had also spent time in Toledo and Columbus Ohio and at Alcatraz. Karpis is imprisoned there for kidnapping William Al Hamin St Paul banker Edward Bremer tied to the case. Hunter serves a term for a Garrettsville robbery.

Connelsey Karpis Toledo Columbus Elot Springs Alcatraz William al. Hamin St Paul Campbell Edward G. Bremer St. Paul Hunter Garrettsville Oman

Boars Jump to Death as Hunters Close In near Genoa

Wild boars flee hunters near Genoa and leap from a 300 foot cliff to perish. The dramatic incident ends a chase with the animals killed by the fall. A local ranger reported the boars fled into a steep gorge and plunged over the edge.

Genoa Italy

Bingo legalized by Ohio village ordinance passes

Richmond Ohio village voters approved an ordinance enabling Bingo with rules for proceeds. Twenty percent of game proceeds go to relief, state tax, and establishment owners share, while ten percent goes to players as awards. Markets referenced on page 13.

Richmond

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