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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1929

Page

4

Legion Minstrel Show Promises Big Rialto Performance

The ninth annual minstrel show will be staged at the Rialto theatre on November 1st and 22nd with a promise of grand Legion style production. The program features endmen Jerry Ferguson Chuck Clark Jack Marshall and Chuck Parsons, balladists Jack Xorsworthy Allison Le Pontois W J Patton Jr and Earl Greenland, plus Miss Hilma Shuckhkarr Ruth Haag Irene Alten Beverly Gates and Jerry Lewis. Earl Greenland directs as the production is written and produced by local Legion members with Mrs Eric D Chapman’s orchestra in the pit.

Rialto American Legion France Jerry Ferguson Chuck Clark Jack Marshall Chuck Parsons Jack Xorsworthy Allison le Pontois W- J. Patton, Jr Earl Greenland L. D. Huffman Jocurer Geo. Halliday Bexbert Hilma Shuckhkarr Ruch Haag Irene Alten Beverly Gates Jerry Lewis Eric D. Chapman Wsrai

Paving Completed on Leavitt Road Reported to County

County reports from the contractor say Leavitt Road from Qobherum to the Lorain city limits was fully paved. Paving north of Middle Ridge Road near Amherst has progressed for several weeks, with the road entering Lorain at the western city corner.

Leavitt Road Qobherum Lorain Cire Limits

Jury Deadlock in Frank Just Case in Lorain

The jury could not reach a verdict in the Frank Just case, involving a second offense liquor charge. The trial of Frank Justin of Lorain will be resumed later, as jurors did not disclose how they split their votes.

Frank Just Frank Justin Lorain Failors

Change Plea To Guilty In Police Court

Steve Palmeno of West Avenue changed his plea to guilty on two liquor possession charges in police court this morning. Admissions listed include Jean Schwartz of Rocky River and Mrs. Emery Hale, with discharges for several others. Names and addresses appear from Lorain and Cleveland areas, detailing multiple respondents and a baby girl born to Mrs. Alpert Baloch at Lake Avenue.

Guilix Steve Palmeno West Avenue Jean Schwartz Rocky River Emery Hale 21St St Lorain Oscar Buckholz Abbey Road Sigmond Takaes Musser Road Thesdore Smith East Avenue Ernest Mills R. D Bar Wagner Bridge Avenue Ieveland Alpert Baloch Lake Avenue Thersder Coimaz Aid Af D

Wardens Discuss Art of Catching Dogs at Ohio Conference

At Hotel Statler in Cleveland a conference by the Ohio Dog Wardens Association addressed legal, sociological, moral and technological issues in dog catching. H W Ferri presided as treasurer after organizing the association with about 22 in attendance and a treasury around 22.95 dollars.

Cleveland Hotel Statier Ohio Dog Warden's Association H. W. Ferri Asical Protective League Thomas E. Bowsher Wep2koneéta Avelaire Teterar Éog Ohio Sec Ferrs Taerne Firea

County plans vote on bridge ballot issue next year

Lerain County officials discuss a county heart of growth as they consider placing a bridge project on the ballot next year. The board says a tubercular hospital site at the county home will be chosen with focus on water access, climate, and atmosphere as commissioners coordinate site and building plans.

Meopis Lerain Cay George Rhoades Murray Rhoads Counte Rome Sick and Invalld

Woman’s Afternoon Club Meets Next Monday

Brief item notes a scheduled meeting of the Woman’s Afternoon Club for next Monday with agenda unspecified. Local community notices encourage member attendance and suggest possible discussion topics and forthcoming events.

Herrick Memorial Rite Amid Loss and Civic Event

A memorial rite for Herrick was held with attendees from civic groups and the hospital terms noted. The article references the fort Laid memorial and pneumonia related notes, with Mrs. Clayte Burp appearing in the attendance and a local order being presented with a ceremonial hand and note. A separate item mentions the introduction of steel matling as a reinforcing material to strengthen concrete tools and simplify construction.

Clayte Lo Ja a-Finkhunrat

Berlin Chest Budget Off At 8500

Berlin community Chest group reports a total budget of 8590 with an estimated deficit of about 7990. The drive outlines two funding headings Preventive and Constructive Work, noting allocations for hospital care nurse services and relief programs. Community officials discuss extending aid to food fuel housing and health services for needy families.

Oberlin Bay T Ona Institute

Oberlin Grid Squad Prepares for Miami at Oxford

The Oberlin College football team will train in Hamilton for the game with Miami at Oxford tomorrow. Team travel by bus to Oxford, final practice on the Miami field, then return to Hamilton for the night. Also, Mrs. Depew, head of the state library, gave lectures on Books in Oberlin, spoke to a high school assembly, and addressed parent teachers at Oberlin Inn events.

Oberlin Hamilton Ohio Miami Oxford Oberlie W. H. Chapin Cage California Chapin Palo Alto

Passenger Car Bests Truck in Main Street Crash

Clauds L Lyman proprietor of ieR Base station at Lorain and Maize streets reports a collision on Main Street Thursday afternoon where his passenger car nudged a passing Ford truck, bending the front axle and forcing the truck to haul away. Several local notes follow including Community Chest meeting, school activities, and faculty moves.

Clauds L. Lyman Ier Lorain Maize Streets Lyman

East College Street Resident Convalesces from Illness

Earl Smith of East College street is convalescing from a recent illness. W F Bohn assistant to the president was in Chicago Wednesday and Thursday on college business.

Earl Smith East College Street W. F. Bohn Chicago

Lawsuit Seeks 15126.50 From Driver In City Collision

A suit filed in common pleas court accuses Elvin Pee of causing injuries in a June 9 crash at the Indi Hollow and LaGrange roads intersection. The plaintiff seeks 15126.50 for injuries and damages. Two additional damage suits arising from the same accident have been filed.

Elvin Pee Common Pleas Court Iton Peers Indi Hollow LaGrange- Beldos

Wife Seeks Divorce Over Habitual Intoxication

Hostutter fled suit in court today against Barney Hostutter on grounds that he has a habit of intoxication and has beaten his wife. They were married June 25, 1927, and had three children.

Te Hostutter Barney Hostutter Askis Gore Defendac

Cleveland Markets and Livestock Report Show Mixed Results

Market notes from Cleveland include produce prices for leghorn ducks potatoes and various sacks with per 150 pound or 139/150 pound weights. Livestock section reports hogs steers cows calves and feeders with price ranges and daily changes. Chicago quotes cover butter wheat corn and clover seed with notes on grain firmness and product offerings.

Cleveland Produce Leghornr Ducks Ohio New York Maine Greaner Ydaho Russet Chicago

Coroner Probes 18 October Deaths Sets Record

Coroner Myles Perry reports eighteen October deaths amid an epidemic of accidental fatalities, with most occurring in the last three weeks. Five whose deaths were train related and four from auto crashes dominate the month, while other causes include falls, natural deaths, and a streetcar fatality.

Loraky Coumly Myles Perry Anit

Autoist Charged With Manslaughter in Lorain

John Smith of 2457 Broadway faces manslaughter charges over Frank Iker 23, who died from injuries after an October 20 car crash on Meister Road Bear Port Mills. Prosecutor Milton Friedman filed the charge. Smith to be arraigned tomorrow at 9 AM before Judge J F Streenick. Police to custody later today. several witnesses questioned.

Loraen John Smith Broadway Frank Iker Smith Petroszey Meister Road Bear Port Mills Milton Friedman

Feath lipstick and rouge ad declares lasting waterproof wear

An old advertisement touts Kissproof lipstick and RKissproof rouge with claims that one application lasts all day and is waterproof. The quirky copy urges cosmetic use on lips and cheeks and notes the products are sold at toilet counters.

Farm Bureaus to Conduct Drive for Membership Exchange

Farm Bureaus in Lora and Medina counties plan a joint member ship drive opening with a Thursday meeting at Odd Fellows Hall in Grafton. Palmer, Ohio Farm Bureau Federation president, will speak as Medina and Lorain counties organize about 40 members to join efforts November 7 19 and coordinate on November 2. Palmero was arrested last week after police found a quart of liquor. he pleaded not guilty at arraignment.

Lora County Medina County Bareas Horton B. Alger County Agricultural Extension Odd Fellows’ Hall Grafton Willring Palmer Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Lorain County Lergin Palimaro Mondas

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