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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1936

Page

4

Senate and House Move On Relief in Ohio

In Columbus on March 22 the Senate and House pressed relief efforts for Ohio’s poor. The Senate adjourned without action on the governor’s proposed relief, while the House prepared to report a Stop-Gap measure. Counties with rejected bonds could borrow from a $3 million Rotary fund to meet urgent needs, though many county representatives urged changes as unworkable.

Columbus Senate Hovee Pares House Tara Wstance Commie Gil Amy House Finance Committee Cares

Plans for a Lorain County Farm Bureau Credit Union

Advisory board of the Lorain County Farm Bureau discussed aims and principles of a cooperative credit union at a local educational meeting. A temporary organization is in place, with charter approval expected from the state secretary to enable a permanent setup next Tuesday. Four representatives joined about 200 others at a Cleveland Credit Union Chapter meeting.

Alsu New Lora County Farm Bureau Credit Union County Farm Bureau Aviie Elyria v. c. A Henry Leimbach D. Brownhelm BOF New Credit Union Ohio Cleveand Credit Union Cleveland Lorain County Yepres H. G. Portman G- I. Hobbs Florence Brucker Meritt Powell Lorain County Farm Bureau

County Schools Wrap Up As Largest Districts Stay Open Longer

Number Two continues to page one discussion noting the two biggest county schools operate longer terms. Hundreds of county students will still have ten weeks of school while most finish today or tomorrow. Commencements at twelve schools have closed most seniors, with Avon Lake Amherst and Wellington commencements remaining in late May and early June.

Avon Lake Amherst Wellington

Stenographer Wins Five Thousand Verdict Over Former Senator

A stenographer won a $5,000 verdict against a former senator after a brief trial. The jury found the former senator and counsel interfered with a marriage and a personal relationship. Two verdicts were returned, with questioning by the court and a note that one defendant was not included in the interrogatories. Margie Dill expressed satisfaction with the outcome. both Wendell and Dill are 24, having married recently after graduating from high school. Wendell works in the Senate office building stationery room in Washington.

Court LLC Senater Ascee & Ishand Marie Wendell C Wen Dill Maisie Dill O. Wendel Philip Wilkins Grace Dill Scush Margie Dill Marz Wendell Boch Free Senate Statonery Room Washington

Pleads Guilty To Liquor Charge In Local Court

A man identified as Charles Draga, 22, of Tennessee, faced arraignment after a liquor arrest tied to a complaint from an elderly man about bootleg liquor. Judge D. A Draga oversaw the plea as the court noted possession of liquor and related charges. The case involved state authorities Ralph Bannerman and E. F. Scott, with details reflecting a local liquor department report.

Charles Draga Tennesstreat D. A Draga Ralph Bannermans

Will Buy Two Cars For Sheriff’s Office

An article notes the sheriff’s department plans to purchase two new cars for official use. The purchase involves trade-ins and repairs as part of the transaction.

Sheriff's Office

Oberlin College Weekly Calendar and May Events

Oberlin College calendar lists events from May 23 to Memorial Day including teach meet athletic field plans, theater at Warner hall and Finney, conservatory players, funerals, and college council meetings. Notable entries mention Memorial Day observances, faculty hostings, and exhibitions continuing through commencement. Includes names such as Mrs. Ester Afen, Agnes Cox, George Kelley, and faculty like Joseph A. Finney and C. H. A. Wager.

Oberlen Oberlin College Oberlin Michemah Warne Depom Clas Kark WTAM Ts' Pal Obs Warne Agnes Kd Cox School of Theatrey George Kelley Studio Warner Ha Conservatory Studie Theatre Warner Hall Marunday Beinday Caurse Timals Athetic Field Pean Graham Hoste School of Theology Forest Street Colese Council Finney Joseph A Allen Arting C. H A. Wager General Council Carnegis Library

Mussolini Plans Campaign of Reprisals in Italy

Rome reports Premier Mussolini prepares a campaign of reprisals against nations in the League of Nations penalties. Newspapers note Treig and Garda discuss a revision of domestic economic policy to ensure independence and a rewiring of foreign trade relations under league sanctions.

Rome Beniti Mussolini Italy Treig Garda Giornale D'lalho

Newlyweds’ 7000-Mile Desert Caravan Voyage Ends

Sydney couple Mr and Mrs Framis Birtles concluded an eight month journey across Australia. Their caravan, packed with a refrigerator, wireless, sink, water tanks and portable bath, traveled from Sydney through tropical and arid regions with eight months of supplies. The bride helped with cosmetics, inventing a facial cream used for polishing the caravan’s varnish.

Sydney N.S Austra Framis Birtles Angie Sandy Rod Zun

Courts modifyed petro it China law practice seen similar

Dr. Fred Wilhelm a European-born Shanghai attorney notes that Chinese and US legal practice diverge little. He says bar requirements mirror each other and court procedure is almost identical though he uses an interpreter in court.

Petroit China United States Fred Wilhelm Shanghai Wilhelm

Death summons Fred Kuhlow former VP Eliria Construction

Fred Kuhlow, 62, former vice president of Eliria Construction Company, died at his home on Burk Avenue after a lingering illness. Born in Sheffield Township on April 5, he had lived in Eliria 35 years. Survived by wife Lottie. sisters Matilda, Rhoda, and Fragh. and three nieces and nephews. Funeral services are set for 3:30 p.m. Monday at Ridgelawn Cemetery with Pastor Hubet officiating. The body will be removed from Sudre Home to the Kuhlow residence on Park Avenue for calling hours.

Fred Kuhlow Eliria Construction Company Burk Avenue Sheffield Township Eliria Lottie Dyke Hukson Matilda Dra Fragh Caley Hubte Offiiat Ridgelawsa Sudrearai Kuhiow Park Avenue

Workman Killed In Explosion In Painesville

A blast at the Repub. Bronze Powder Corporation in Painesville Ohio killed one worker and critically injured another. Police reported wiring issues and a roof collapse as the incident unfolded with a second, smaller blast cited by witnesses. Bereeth Brown was taken to a hospital about two hours after the explosion.

Painesville. O Bes Asother Repub Bronze Powder Corporation Bereeth Brown Painesville

Death Record of Lottie M. Ehlke 1875 1947

Lottie M. Ehlke died this morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. Born December 2, 1875, she spent forty-one years in Elyria and was a member of Grace Church. Survived by husband and three sons Irving George of Cleveland, and others. sister Mrs Florence Huw of Lakewood. and five grandchildren. Burial arrangements to be announced by La Morroy & Burial. Funeral at 2 pm at Ridgelawn Cemetery near Harrison Street entrance.

Lottie M. Ehlke East River Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Eulke Cleveland Imea Grace Church Irving George Cisreland Elyria Wrandehidrs Florence Huw Lakewood Frank Archie Ear Park Ho

Girl With High Grades Is Stabbing Victim in Denver

Anna, a 12 year old pupil, was attacked by a mob of schoolmates after jealous threats over her promotion from fifth to seventh grade. She was dragged toward an alley where a rope and a knife caused a thigh wound during the ensuing struggle.

Penver. Cole Anne Mar Klan Anna Ahe Hoya

Court House Court Actions and Civil Filings Begin

A fragmentary legal roundup lists lawsuits and judgments from Lorain and surrounding areas. Cases include a $5.86 debt suit, a $259 judgment, a divorce filing, a statutory charge, and a $325 automobile injury verdict. Also noted are local court appearances in Grafton and Bonde counties with mentions of Mary Boros, William Aros, Frey Hoff, and Rosemary Odonsel among others.

Mary Boros Lorain William Aros Mart Gates Frey Hoff

Boy in the mob ends in school disruption prompt police response

Phyllis, Anna's 10year-old sister, fled with the group to rush home and tell her mother. The mother summoned police who arrived and dispersed the crowd but did not capture the leaders. Officers conferred with school authorities conducting an independent investigation.

Phyllis Anna

Salvation Army Leader Passes Away After Long Service

Adjutant Come Brengie, a Salvation Army leader and physician, died after a career spanning centers in the United States and New Zealand. Funeral services were held as colleagues note his role as a lecturer at Pauw University and his contribution to the organization and medical field.

Come Brengie Salvation Free Doctor of Pauw University Avian Cour New Zealand United States Atth

Legion Hears Talk On Economics At Fenn College

George H. Allen reports on a talk by a representative of the US administration at Fenn College addressing monetary conditions. He noted bond market shifts, inflation, and the impact of the gold standard change on prices. Guests included Rogers, Smith, and others from local business circles.

George H. Allen United States Fenn College George J. Rogers Carl L. Smith L. B. Igiener M. Charlesworth C. B. Stephens F. P. Eckle B. Johnson C. J. Miner

Election workers in Elvria and Car township receive checks

Election workers in Elvria township and Car township who have not received their checks for services in the booths May 12 may obtain them by calling at the county's office. It was reported at the board of elections today.

Elvria Elvvia Board of Elections Today

Industrial accidents in Lorain County decline third quarter

Lorain County monthly report records industrial workers suffering 3437 days of time loss in the last month. The tally reflects injuries across local plants, signaling ongoing safety concerns for the industrial workforce.

Lorain County

Local Market Prices and Fresh Produce Listings

A terse market roundup lists prices for various produce and goods. Items include chickens, nets, colured fabrics, and dairy staples with prices like 7.00 and 5.00. The fragment references receipts, weights, and weekly notes alongside shop terms and vendor names.

County club prize presented amid nomination drive

Charles More heads the membership drive with Clayton Hern and Don Sprague tied for second as the club awards a trophy to the winner of membership. Harold Olmstead directs the program with Pat Wainwright, Frank Allsop, Jack Roberts, and Irene Toton in performances. Republican nominees introduced. next meeting set for Oberlin June 28 with a summer picnic planned in Lorain County in cooperation with the Young Women's Republican Club.

Ing Fowls Charles More Clayton Hern Amherst Don Sprague Lorain Harold Olmstead Pat Wainwright Frank Allsop Jack Roberts Wainwrigh Irene Toton Oberlin Coastion Lorain County Young Women’s Republican Club

Ground Broken For New Homes Here

Ground was broken this week for the first new house to be built in Eastern eights since 1820. Tyrv Meeker, contractor and owner, breaks ground on a six room frame home on Columbia avenue with permits estimated at 4000 dollars. A second house on Erie street for Walter Thame costs about 2460 dollars and is described as a voltage type 28 by 34 feet. Industrial safety chief Thomas P. Kearns notes a total of 209 industrial accident and occupational claims by Lorain County workers with no fatalities. three permanent partial disabilities, 36 lost more than seven days, 19 one day or less, and 151 medical cases. Statewide, 13383 claims filed in April, up 2282 from March. fatalities rose slightly over March.

Columbia Avenue Tyrv. Meeker Erie Street Walter Thame L. P. Kaiser- Albert Shafer Thames’ House Thomas P. Kearns Division of Safety Industrial Commission of Ohio

Expenses Filed With Board in Election Campaigns

Expense accounts filed with the board of elections list 90m spent by primary candidates. Names include Horce Nye $45.30, William Whitney $154, H. Brown $86.20, C Arthur Brown $75.67, George Weller $40.57, Carl Finnegan $124.96, Edward DeChant $49, and Walter Wright $35.35. Utah beauty and rural beautification campaign announced by Utah State Farm Bureau in Salt Lake City with church, Scouts, schools, fraternal and women’s clubs participation.

Board of Elections Horce William Whitney D. H. Brown C. Arthur Brown George Weller Carl Finegan Edward DeChant Walter Wright Utah Salt Lake City Utah State Farm Bureau

Administrator's SALE of Elizabeth Goodman estate livestock farm items

Public auction of the Goodman farm at Guy Goodman Farm location near Columbia Center on State Route 252 on Tuesday May 26 starting at 1 30 A M. The sale includes cattle herd with Holsteins and Jerseys, hogs chickens hay grain farm tools including Fordson tractors and a 1929 Fordson truck, milk equipment, and household goods. Lunch at noon. Cash terms. Auctioneers Clayton H. Sooy and Lee Klimect, clerk.

Elizabeth Goodman Guy Goodman Columbia Center Jersey Chester Fordson New Idea McCormick Deering A. W. Brandt Clayton H. Sooy Lee Klimect

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