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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1937
Page
5
Multiple public sale notices from Lorain County Common Pleas Court list properties in Elyria and Oberlin. Ads include bids on 1237 East Ave Elyria, 710 East Avenue Elyria, and 244 Seventh Street Elyria among others, with appraised values from $2,100 to $8,500 and sale dates in May to June 1937.
Multiple Lorain County court notices call for public sale of property described by plats and Subdivisions. Beebe Court Elyria 130 Beebe Court and 343 Cambridge Avenue properties list frontages depths and appraised values with sale terms. Case numbers 18473 and 38528 detail plaintiff defendants and sale timing in June and July 1927 and 1937.
Lloyd Moore, a 22 year old right hander from Cincinnati, pitched eight innings of near perfection but the Reds lost 1 0 to the Brooklyn Dodgers. Brooklyn piled three hits in the second inning for the game's lone run as Hassett scored on a Stripp single. Moore walked one and hit another, while Max Butcher limited Cincinnati to six hits. The defeat drops the Reds to last place ahead of a series with the New York Giants. Also Elyria Post Office softball to face Tong clad at Cascade Park at 6:15 Wednesday with Friday night match versus Coach Uthe ten.
Spurgeon Chandler, former University of Georgia halfback, earns another starting berth on the Yankee pitching staff by delivering his second consecutive shutout, allowing just six hits as he dominates the game.
In Chicago on May 25 tickets for the Braddock versus Louis heavyweight title bout went on sale with 400000 dollars in orders. Promoters Foley and Jacobs reported 100000 dollars in cash and reservations already placed as box office interest surged toward a potential million plus take at Comiskey Park on June 22. Reserved seats range 27.50 to 6.00, with a potential gross of 1400000 if sold out.
Sixteen district track squad members of New London High were awarded letters after a strong season. The 1937 squad finished with two dual wins, first in the Northern High School League for the third straight year, and tied for second in the Sandusky District meet with 268 points across four meets. Letters went to Leon Kounds Pershing Norris Clifton Patchen Glenn Springer Hale McClaflin Lucius Bartlett Moody Vick Kermit Patchen M Bedford Robert Thomas Robert Ramcieman Harry Bilton Lester Shays Franklin Cooke R Pheifer Ted Mathers mer.
Tony Manero laments prize money as he eyes big names like Hagen Sarazen and Armour. Clarence Yockey, tiny at about 105 pounds, earns nickname Jockey Yockey. Veterans like Charlie Hall and Gene Sarazen remain central as players endure heavy greens moving at Pittsburgh Field Club.
Hollywood gossip notes at Lakeside Golf Club recounts star members logging hundreds of visits last year while insisting actors seek leisure. anecdotes from Frances Langford Errol Flynn Franchot Tone Madge Evans Anita Louise and Edward G Robinson illuminate studio life, health safeguards, and actor fatigue amid the 1937 scene.
Ottsville Consolidated school faced a student walkout as about 75 pupils demonstrated outside the building carrying banners calling for cooperation among faculty. They protested the board’s decision not to rehire three teachers and to remove Superintendent F. J. Urith, demanding reinstatement of F W Koenig Miss Jeannette Wagner and Susanne Nuilanes. The protest occurred Monday morning during activity related to watching golfers nearby.
A large crowd gathered at the Townsend Club Rooms to hear T A Conway of Evattts Florida speak on the Townsend Plan. He praised the turnout and outlined ideas to recruit business men clergymen and lodge members, with focus on youth and congressional districts. The Lorain Club members M B E Stuart and wife attended and invited readers to Friday meetings at Soho Hall. Plans also discuss a June 26 rally at Fair Grounds with speakers entertainment prizes and free coffee for those bringing cups.
Washington May 25 Congressional sentiment to return relief mounted as the House moved toward final passage of the 1.5 billion work relief bill Sen J Hamilton Lewis of Illinois Democratic whip broke with the President Roosevelt on relief urging abandonment of the Works Progress Administration and return of unemployed aid to the states House Republicans lined up 89 members to remove federal relief administration with the government to pay three fourths of costs and states one fourth and run the programs
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration starts aerial surveys covering about 350000 square miles of farmland under contracts totaling 753909 dollars. Maps will determine farmers’ performance in the Agricultural Conservation program, claimed 30 percent cheaper than ground surveys. Additional maps purchased previously cover roughly 150000 square miles. Contracts include surveying Hancock, Brooke, Ohio and other West Virginia counties and several Ohio counties. Park Aerial Survey won a 223 square mile area contract at 34586.25 dollars.
Circleville obituary reports George A Foerst 53 longtime Ohio Fuel Gas Co official died late yesterday. Funeral services set for Wednesday. Other items note Ohio State University editor selection for next year and a Columbus jury panel for a murder trial. Ohio State spring quarter enrollment totals 11 187 with gains in Agriculture Commerce Education and Engineering.
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