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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1939

Page

12

House Refuses To Concur In Amendments

Columbus Ohio May 26 In a recalcitrant mood the State House refused to concur in Senate amendments to two measures as the assembly neared its close The Myers Bill to raise mileage for members from three to five cents failed 55 40 The Hiner bill on automobile dealers license law was defeated 73 20 Senate amendments reinstated licensing with revisions

Columbus State House of Representatives Senate General Assembly Myers Assembly Viva Voce House Congress Muskingum Conservancy District Whittemore Senate London Prison Farm Mansfield Reformatory Grant Board of

Horse Injured in Collision on West Avenue Lodi Street

A horse ridden by A. M. Hancock was hurt and the right front fender of a car driven by Otto Feagler was damaged at 10:30 P M yesterday after a collision at West Avenue and Lodi Street. The horse's injuries were not known. Police reported two other minor accidents on Broad Street and West Avenue, with minor damage to vehicles including a back-up incident on Broad Street and a parked car struck on West Avenue near Broad Street.

A. M. Hancock Otto Feagler Prospect Street West Avenue Lodi Street Earl Templeton Oberlin Broad Street

Roosevelt Hopes U S Canada Reach St Lawrence Treaty

President Roosevelt told Congress he hopes the United States and Canada will rapidly agree on a new St. Lawrence Waterways treaty. He urged coordination of public and private power systems to develop untapped resources and integrate them through a statewide transmission network for national benefit.

Washington Roosevelt United States Canada St. Lawrence

Probation Granted to Lorain Boys on Purse Snatching Charges

Judge H. H. Nye granted probation to three Lorain youths aged 13 to 15 after arraignment by Juvenile Officer Carl Curtis on purse snatching charges. Violations of parole could lead to sentencing at Lancaster Industrial School. boys must report weekly to Curtis and stay home each night unless accompanied by a parent.

H. H. Nye Lorain Carl Curtis Lancaster Curtis

Falls From Swing At Cascade Park Injures Woman

Ruth Betty Carter 22 of R D 1 LaGrange was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for lacerations on her lower lip after falling from a swing at Cascade Park yesterday at 7 P M, police report says.

Ruth Betty Carter LaGrange Elyria Memorial Hospital Cascade Park

Court actions filed in Lorain Elyria and Avon for foreclosures and receivers

Home Owners Loan Coup sues Lillian Herbert et al for 2478 and seeks foreclosure on Lorain property. Depositors Mortgage Loan Co sues C R Stanfield for 1120 and seeks foreclosure on Elyria property. Max Caplin of Cleveland seeks appointment of a receiver for Arthur Christ of Avon to satisfy a 21344 judgment.

Home Owners Loan Coup Lillian Herbert Lorain Depositors Mortgage Loan Co C. R. Stanfield Elyria Max Caplin Cleveland Arthur Christ Avon Christ

Suit filed against Mary Dovola over Dec 4 collision

Two lawsuits filed in Lorain allege injuries from a December 4 traffic crash on Seneca road, Shefield township. Steve Borsoxi of Elyria seeks $2,500 and sues for his son John 3, for $1,500, claiming a car they rode in was struck by the defendant’s vehicle.

Mary Dovola Lorain Seneca Road Sheffield Township Steve Borsoxi R. D Elyria John

Helen Kulczewski Seeks Divorce From Stan Kulczewski

Helen Kulczewski also known as Helen Kurtz filed a divorce suit from Stan Kulczewski or Stanley Kurtz yesterday on grounds of neglect and cruelty. The couple married May 5 1938. She requests restoration of her maiden name Helen Kmiej Tilak.

Helen W. Kulczewski Helen Kurtz Stanislaw Kulczewski Stanley Kurtz Helen Kmie- Jay Tilak

Cleveland Trust Co. Sues Burke on Cognovit Notes

The Cleveland Trust Co. filed suit yesterday against Thomas Burke of Lorain for 6.141 dollars alleged due on two cognovit notes.

Cleveland Trust Co Thomas Burke Lorain

Ridgeville 4-H Club Elects Officers

North Ridgeville Prospectors 4-H Club held its first officer election at advisor's home on May 25. Jock Stroud was elected president Jim Treadwell secretary treasurer Jim Crumm recreation chairman and Bob Minute news reporter. The club will meet every other Friday.

North Ridgeville North Ridgeville Prospectors 4-H Club Sterling Mus Jock Stroud Jim Treadwell Jim Crumm Bob Minute

Local Pageant Talent Unfolds With Community Names

Continued from page one, a long list highlights participants in acts and names across the program. Performers include Phil Baird Dick Meckley Steve Bucynski Harris Nichols Warren Robinson and many others plus stage crew Roman Nagorka Don Marsh Harry Kopling and William Winston. Special entertainment featured The Note Jugglers and Frank Montagnese Frank Boron Jim Montagnese and Jim Reinhardt.

Phil Baird Dick Meckley Steve Bucynski Harris Nichols Warren Robinson Sir Echo Harold Frederick Bil Dutch Dave Hoffman Bud Stirzaker Dick Terrell Bill Hockeden Bill Cremling Dick Maurer Lloyd Ludwig Boo Stevenson Treva Ferron Bob Botamer Harold Stanford Dot Notley Marsha Bredbeck Shirley Hull Iane Geisel Paul Irion Walter Niegowski Galen Ramser Mary Jean McElfresh Betty Goldstein Jane Geisel Joan Nevins Nelson Beller Helen Simpson Bill Cromling Jear Wright Bill Carmen Barbara Aungst Bud Stirzak Don Marsh Harry Kopling William Winston Phyllis Bourquin Robert Clark Helene Cohen Bill Dutch Frank Montagnese Frank Boron Jim Montagnese Jim Reinhardt

Baird Announces Run For City Solicitor Post

R E Baird of 961 Garford avenue declares candidacy for City Solicitor subject to Republican primary. Son of former Mayor D A Baird, he runs his late father’s practice after training at Ohio State University and Miami University. He previously worked in Lorain County Prosecutor’s Office and serves with Elyria Elks and Lorain County Young Men’s Republican Club.

R. E. Baird Garford Avenue Mrr. Baird D. A. Baird Miami University Ohio State University Baird Prosecuting Attorneys Office Lorain County Elyria Elks Young Mens Republican Club

Plan skating party by Lorain group at Coliseum

Lorain County Young Women's Republican Club plans a roller skating party at the Coliseum in Lorain at 8 p.m. on June 5. Miss Alberta McAfee of Lorain, club president, reported the event today.

Lorain County Young Women’s Republican Club Lorain Alberta McAfee

Grain and Feed Prices and Livestock Receipts From Cleveland Market

The Cleveland market reports show grain and mill feed prices including straw oats and bran with per ton and per cent figures. Cattle and sheep receipts are listed with categories such as prime, good, and medium quality, noting prices for steers, cows, wethers, and ewes.

Siulsu Lida Tbs Omeadiin Rommen Salem Merit Laniss

Toledo Market Notes and Produce Listings Summary

The fragment lists grain and produce items in a Toledo Cleveland area market, noting wheat and corn prices, dairy and poultry mentions, and regional selling points. It references various varieties and stations, with scattered dates and county or state identifiers such as Michigan and South Carolina.

Cleveland Michigan Penusaiva Nayttre Mafia California

Home Growers Market Report For Apples and Plants

Cold storage offerings include Arkey apples and assorted home grown produce. Delated entries show outdoor varieties priced around 40 to 50 cents per unit, with general market notes on small quantities and local growers.

Arkey Apples Baldsvins Dein Anragis

Death of Mrs. Charlotte Barnard of Chagrin Falls

Mrs. Charlotte Barnard formerly of Chagrin Falls died suddenly Thursday evening at the Home for the Aged at five fifteen. Funeral services will be held at Stroud Funeral Home in Chagrin Falls Monday May 29 at 2:50 o'clock with Reverend W Rowe of the Methodist church officiating.

Charlotte Barnard Chagrin Falls Stroud Funeral Home W. &. Rowe Methodist Church

Funeral services set for Fred D. Hornby in Grafton

Funeral services for Fred D. Hornby of LaGrange Township will be held at the Bittner Funeral Home on Sunday May 28 at 1 PM with Reverend George C. Beebe pastor of the Grafton Methodist church officiating. Burial will be in North Street Cemetery in Grafton. A brother George Hornby of this city was omitted in yesterday’s death report.

Fred D. Hornby LaGrange Township Bittner George C. Beebe Grafton

Dallas Infant Carel Dallas Funeral Services Planned

Funeral services for baby Carel Dallas daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Dallas 847 West River Street will be held Saturday morning at 10 from the residence with Mrs Elizabeth Gordon of the Gospel Mission officiating Burial will be in Brookdale Cemetery The body will be removed this afternoon from Sudro Curtis Funeral Home to the late home.

Carel Dallas Ernest Dallas West River Street Elizabeth Gordon The Gospel Mission Brookdale Cemetery Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home

Elyria High Herald Ends Tenth Year on Pink Paper

The Elyria High Herald’s final edition for the school year appeared today on pink paper. It marks ten years since adopting the present name, featuring a “Ten Years Ago” section with excerpts from the paper’s first year.

Elyria High Herald Herald

Ohio Senate roars through sundry bills and graft case actions

The Senate Finance Committee backs an $855,000 Sundry Claims measure while other actions include passage and reconsideration of bills on legislators pay, soil conservation districts, and the Culp Anti-Graft bill. The Ripper bill reforms Wilberforce University governance, and there’s unanimous Senate approval for official state car plates. House actions cover tax, licensing, and payroll provisions with debates on fiscal impacts.

Senate Finance Committee Senate House Davey Attorney General Normal Wilberforce University Methodist Church Harry A. Hughes D. Butler Chester Gillespie Cuyahoga B. O. Walker

Sailors plan gradual salvage of Squalus amid high stakes

Capt. William Amsden said raising the Squalus could take days or months depending on progress. Divers would attach hose lines to external valves to vent water while pontoons aid buoyancy. Plans require Navy Board approval. 33 survivors released, 26 missing or dead, with families supported. a formal inquiry will follow salvage.

William Amsden Brooklyn Navy Yard Board of Naval Operations Washington Amsden Momsen McCann Navy

Market Basket Prices Note Varied Produce

A scrambled list shows assorted items with inconsistent pricing like beets celery cabbage cucumbers tomatoes and onions. Several entries mention bulk quantities and baskets with per unit or per dozen pricing, reflecting a rough grocery market listing.

Ohio crops face serious drought risk without rain

Ohio State Agriculture Director John T. Brown warned May drought could imperil crops. He cited oats suffering from a wet April turning dry in May and warned soybeans may be ruined if no sustained rain in the next ten days.

Columbus Ohio John T. Brown Brown

No American Left In British Amateur Golf Tournament

HOYLAKE Eng May 26 America loses its last hope in the British Amateur Golf championship as Bill Holt Jr of Syracuse NC falls 2 and 1 to Alex Kyle of Scotland in the semifinals. Kyle will face Anthony Duncan of Wales in 36 holes for the title after Duncan beat Charlie Stowe 3 and 2. Duncan previously eliminated Dick Chapman 5 and 3 and Chapman had defeated Yates earlier this week.

Hoylake Eng America Bill Holt, Jr Syracuse N. C Alex Kyle British Empire Charlie Yates Atlanta Kyle Anthony Duncan Une Charlie Stowe Duncan Dick Chapman Greenwich Conn Chapman Yates

British Minister to Prague Withdrawn

London May 26 The British Minister to Prague Sir John Simons is being withdrawn, Chancellor of the Exchequer told the House of Commons during a debate on recognition of Germany’s annexation of Czechoslovakia. Prime Minister Chamberlain said the government was considering recognition. Simons noted the action aligned with Soviet Russia and the United States.

London Prague John Shmons House of Commons Germany Czechoslovakia Neville Chamberlain Bohemia Moravia Simons Russia United States

83 Year Old Dad Hails Chronicle Telegram Support

Al Squire of Eaton, almost 83, writes the editor praising the Chronicle-Telegram and saying he could not get along without it. Fathers will be honored on Fathers Day, June 18, and the paper invites other dads to write in about the coldest father who reads the paper.

Chronicle-Telegram Chronicle - Telegram al Squire Eaton Squire Laurie

Man Sentenced For Property Destruction Scheduled For Parole

Robert Adams of Ashland, 23, who was jailed 11 months ago for malic ious destruction of property during an Ohio Fuel Gas Co strike, is slated for parole October 1. He was among five ex employees indicted for destroying a gas well on Burrer farm in Beiden during the 1937 strike. two others had charges dropped, two pleaded guilty and received probation. Adams was also under Medina indictment for explosives theft when sentenced by Judge D. A. Cook last June.

Robert Adams Ashland Mansfield Reformatory Ohio Fuel Gas Co Ohio Parole Board Adams Burrer Beiden Medina D. A. Cook

Decoration Day Exercises at Brighton High School

Brighton decoration day program set for Tuesday May 30 at 9 AM with parade to the cemetery and return to the high school auditorium. Rev W H Mitchell of New London Methodist church to deliver the address at 10 oclock. The Octette to provide music.

Brighton W. H. Mitchell New London

Mrs Eloise Ewell Receives Wedding Shower Host Family Home

Mrs Eloise Ewell a recent bride was honored with a miscellaneous shower hosted at her mother Mrs Wilbur Newcomb's home on Thursday after her wedding.

Eloise Ewell Wilbur Newcomb

Special Service toDiscuss Madras Conference Significance

A Sunday 7:30 p m service at the Methodist Church will feature Will J. Foster of the Church of Christ speaking on The Significance of the Madras Conference to Christendom. The Madras meeting drew 472 participants from 69 nations, speaking 160 languages, highlighting world Christian programs amid current events. Attendance invited.

Methodist Church Will J. Foster Church of Christ Madras Christendom America

Elyria Mayor Proclaims Poppy Day May 27 1939

The Elyria mayor proclaims Saturday May 27 1939 as Poppy Day urging citizens to support veteran rehabilitation efforts. The proclamation follows a long standing tradition where local veterans groups sponsor the drive on the Saturday before Memorial Day.

Elyria

Mrs Ewell Receives Over Fifty Gifts at Noon Event

At noon on May 18 Mrs. Ewell was presented with more than fifty lovely and useful gifts. Light refreshments followed the presentation.

Local Families Visit Relatives Across States

Pittsfield couple Mr and Mrs William McConnell joined by family dined with brother in law Mr and Mrs Charles Seeley. O L Clawson and their children visited relatives in Oklahoma last week. Franklin Sullivan and wife from Detroit stayed with Mr and Mrs Charles D Murray and headed to Arizona and New Mexico for a three week vacation. Mrs Edwin Branson and daughter Lelia from Oakmont PA are staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Jones.

William McConnell Pittsfield Charles Seeley O. L. Clawson Dallas Clawson Toledo Oklahoma Franklin Sullivan Detroit Mich Charles D. Murray Sullivan Arizona New Mexico Edwin Branson Lelia Oakmont Carl Jones

Endorsements Signal 1940 GOP Presidential Fight

The piece notes Dewey and Taft receiving notice of a likely hard race for 1940 top honors with Senator Vandenberg and Gov. Bricker as contenders. Michigan Republicans in the House sign a letter backing a draft Vandenberg campaign, signaling intra party maneuvering.

Dewey Michigan Robert A. Taft Vandenberg John W. Bricker Ohio Washington House Senate

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F.db.r U.S Bulletin Bluebird Soda Ridgeville 4-H Club Cleveland Livestock Yorke Sederis CIAL Eagles of Ninth District Sun District Order of Eagles Elyria Ache Wellington Lyle Castle Elyria Aerie Elyria Eagles Lodge of Sorrow William McDonald Elyvians E. B. Haylor Old Rugged Cross Elyrians A. R. Graber Ew- Hots James France William Aic- Donald Hornby Funeral Dallas Funeral Navy Department Boston Sherman Shirley Ruth Desautels Dover N. H Lloyd B. Maness Waterur DR. Pennington Paraiise Soda Grill Sudro- Curtis Ambulance Pitts and Dunfee Linco Service Pr Cor Lake and Bond Edith Mae Hat Shopp Edith Mae Hat Shoppe Broadway Pearl Ave Middle Ave
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