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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1936
Page
7
Delivery service advertisement offering Oberlin items priced at six dollars with contact details for Mrs Esther Wood and numbers for phone orders and delivery via Slap Harris.
Local groups list meetings from Monday through Friday including Legion, Vine Rebekah, Oberlin Women’s Club Education department, Community Garden club, League of Women Voters, Masonic Lodge, Sorosis, Literature department, Pansy Chapter Eastern Star, WCTU Armistice program, Odd Fellows, Young Women’s Club, Woodland Avenue Neighborhood, Bridgette club, South Russia Neighborhood, Vine Rebekah anniversary, Naner Squire DAR, Oberlin Stamp Club, Pythian Sister Temple with officer nominations.
Dr and Mrs R and Young of New Concord Ohio spent the week with her parents Mr and Mrs J E Rosecrans of North Pleasant Street They came after attending the Wooster Muskingum football game in Wooster Mrs W E Rogers and daughter Betty and Mr and Mrs M D Wrenoff visited in Toledo Sunday at the home of the former s sister Mrs Parmejie and Jamuhr Mrs J H Feakins has been spending several days with her sister Miss Ella Fast in Polk She returned to Oberlin yesterdar with Mr and Mrs C O Feakins who visited there Kenneth Powers Russel Kreuser and James Murphy attended a game in Cleveland rosterdar between the Cleveland Rams and the Brooklyn Tigers Former Coach Keppler of Oberlin High school as o a member of the Cleveland squad Mrs Carrie Beem has been danshier Mrs C A Prather im Firria Miss Wanda Gurer of Groves end Sires spent the weekend at her home in Spencer D ee
Ridgeville Grange members will hear a talk by M. Swan of the Grafton State Farm at the meeting tomorrow night. The subject was not announced.
Elyria Rotarians will host L. J. Luethi at the Elks’ Restaurant tomorrow. Luethi will discuss European conditions from recent travels after a long summer in Europe and planning a Califor nia return. A decade ago his party survived a Glacier National Park ice ledge mishap. one member died. Ladies night at Oberlin Inn follows with a Solitaire play and music by Robertin Conservatory students under Arthur Giles.
Mrs. Anna Cseh 75 widow of Frank Cseh died after a three week illness at her daughter Mrs. Balogh’s home in Eaton Township. Born in Hungary March 14 1861 she arrived in Eaton 14 years ago. She leaves three daughters Mrs. Balogh Mrs. Denes of LeGrange Mrs. Mumford of Toledo three sons Jenk Joseph Eugene one brother Joseph Haldi and one sister Mrs. Barangrai of Hungary and fifteen grandchildren. Funeral from Bittner Funeral Home Tuesday to Mrs Balogh home then 9 am funeral at Sacred Heart church and 11 am burial at St Mary’s Cemetery Grafton.
Mrs Florence A Lyons died at 9 45 am today at her Case road home after an illness of about six months. She was formerly Florence Campbell and lived in Cleveland before moving to the farm on Case road eight years ago. Survived by her husband and eleven children, plus siblings. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at home and 2 59 pm at Ridgeville Congregational Church with Rev Young officiating.
Charles Newton lifelong Lorain County resident dies Sunday near Island Road Eaton township born August 9 1853 to Charles and Jane Newton. Lived on Butternut Ridge Road near Fields Corners since 1863 married Lavinia Watson in 1875 member of King Solomon Lodge F and AM of Erie surviving daughter Mrs W S Bamford son-in-law Rev W S Bamford and two grandchildren Charlies and Mar Bamford funeral from his late home at 2 3 o clock Wednesday afternoon.
Lorain County Bar Association President Frank Sack announced the year's appointments ending November 1, 1937. Committees include Legal Ethics and Grievance chaired by Worth A. Fauver and Charles R. Summers with Samuel Heman J. W. Dilgren and L. B. Adams.
Robert Robertson 21 of 9 Shear street bound to grand jury on 1600 bond after pleading not guilty to auto theft without owner’s consent. He allegedly threatened victim with a knife during the attempted theft around 1 a m. Two Litchfield men were pursued and shot at after their car was struck near Lowe’s corners. Elizabeth Masessie 76 sues son and daughter in law for fraud in an old age security transfer claiming loss of real estate and a required maintenance payment. E P Reidy sues Nickel Plate for fatal injuries to Cutri from a rail yard collision. County commissioners authorize 329 tons of slag for Quarry road in Rochester township.
John Barrymore married Elaine Barrie nee Jacobs before Justice Earl A. Freeman in Yuma Arizona. The couple's romance included cross country chases, a $10090 ruby ring dispute, a Havana cruise, and public statements from both sides.
Social Justice president declares the National Union to retire after the party failed to poll 9.6 million votes. He denies pressure from church authorities, notes ongoing publication of Social Justice, and cites the Democratic victory as the reason for ending active work. Independent Palestinian shipping firms are mentioned in brief context.
The Elyria High School Parent-Teacher Association invites the public to a 7:30 pm talk by Canton native Mrs. Catherine Neff Cox. A noted Ohio speaker and mother of six, she will discuss Youth Our Joint Responsibility and share insights from her work in education and politics. An Armistice Day program with patriotic songs led by Robert T. Moore follows.
Elyria reports no fires this month with the first call yesterday morning to 174 Woodford Avenue. Firemen from Hose Company Number One found smoke due to a closed damper causing smoke to issue from the furnace door. no damage occurred.
William Coleman of Lorain was fined 325 and costs and sentenced to 19 days in the county jail when arraigned before Mayor D A Baird for shop lifting. Patrolman C E Parker arrested him on Broad street Saturday evening while he tried to sell loot including shoe laces socks soap a flashlight and other items taken from several Broad street stores.
A group of Gates and Jefferson school students toured the Chronicle Telegram offices on Saturday afternoon. Participants included Ledora Johnston Rush Hearis Thelma Jean Juanita Gegenheimer Constance Chapman Shirley Marshall and Shirley Palmer.
Paul Eiek Jr of 12 Parkview court was stopped at 1 40 pm Saturday for speeding 46 mph on Cleveland street. He replied he was in a hurry as the wheels were loose. Marc D A Baird fined Elek 22 and costs for reckless driving. Eiek admitted making up the reply he did not know what else to say.
Hollywood funeral held for Charles Chic Sale, noted stage and screen humorist, who died after a week long illness from pneumonia. Services at the Little Church of the Flowers conducted by Rev Ruth Bar and attended by close friends and Sale’s father.
Edward Lockwood aged 39 of Buffalo suffered a sprained ankle here Saturday evening while hitchhiking to Detroit. He was transported to Elgoria Memorial Hospital for treatment.
Prof. M. A. Stackey of Ashland College will teach the third Bible study class in a series at the Y. M. C. A. The lecture is set for 7:36 p.m. Tuesday at the association hall.
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick studied unofficial Lorain election returns and weighed a possible recount after a heavy Democratic straight vote. He noted voters could misread ballots, and said a recount would require a 10 cent deposit per precinct if pursued. Dick trailed Democrat William Gralk by about 80 votes.
Mayor D A Baird fined Clyde Huffman of 101 West Broad street and Alex Olah of 235 Broad street one dollar plus costs for intoxication. Both were arrested Saturday evening. Guoar Lenarisen of 2319 West Broad street faces intoxication charges to be heard next Saturday after a Saturday arrest.
Oberlin High Indians upset Ashland High 13 to 0 on the Oberlin gridiron securing their seventh win in eight games. Merten Campbell connected on a 30 yard pass to Bruce Morris for Oberlin’s first score in the third quarter. Bill Wahl ran 50 yards from the 50 and later to Herman Hudwill for the final TD with Wahl adding the extra point. Oberlin played without four first stringers but reported no injuries. They next face Elyria Tech on Saturday.
The report lists leaders for a 2:00 p.m. conference session and a 7:39 p.m. mass meeting at First Congregational church addressing Christianity in a world confused. E J Bond and J L Urich lead prayers. Dr A E Kemp presides. Rev Watson, Rev Bacso, Rev Redhead, and Dr McCormick contribute remarks. Warzie Burdue chairs the Youth meeting at St Pauls Evangelical church.
The article lists witnesses for the state in Salvatore's robbery trial. Nichols will testify in Salvatore's case in Salvatore, a former South Amherst resident. John Nardi is named as a Cleveland witness whose car was used in the holdup. Other witnesses include Fred Mosher Albert Mori George Plato and Mrs Roy Anderson. Additional subpoenaed figures are Albert Asayak Andy uracsko George Filimon John Capasco Sol Bergman Don Granger and a Cleveland Police photographer. A third robber remains at large.
Market notes show steady extras and firm eggs with various grades listed. Live poultry remains firm with prices for hens and leghorns indicated, while potatoes and livestock sections mention price ranges for cattle calves sheep hogs and related items.
Forty six seventh and eighth grade students from Markley school Eslrra Township visited the Chronicle Telegram plant to observe newspaper production. They traveled by school bus with chaperones Mrs. Katherine Plas and Miss Tempa Reisinger guiding the two groups and a list of twenty eight named students.
Two more expense accounts of local candidates in the election case were filed with the board of elections today. County Commissioner John E Davidson reported his expense at 100.29 dollars. Representative William F E. Ashbolt reported an expense of 52.85 dollars. Both were successful in the election.
The 4454 ton Isis, built in 1922 and sailing from Hamburg to Philadelphia and Gulf ports, was reported by Dutch and rescue ships as sinking with all hands after the crew could not launch lifeboats in the high seas.
The report details a series of fatal accidents: near Marysville an automobile was sideswiped injuring the driver’s wife Florence Dowling, 56, wife of James Dowling and secretary of the Darton Eagles Lodge, was killed by a hit and run driver. William H. Busser, 24, recently married, died when his car was struck by a Big Four train at Columbus. Henry Schaffer, 45, was killed in Steubenville after walking into the path of an automobile.
Martins Ferry officials announce a surplus at the municipal light plant prompting a three months free electric service dividend. Mayor Lee Woods plans a committee to study surplus disposition as rates have been reduced yet funds accumulate, with an estimated saving near 36009 dollars for consumers.
Richard Ward 13 reported to police Saturday the theft from a barn behind 73 Broad Street of cart wheels tires a pair of skates and other articles.
A terse historical fragment asserts that America stands as firmly to its founding principle as any nation does to its kins or oppressor. The line reflects a devotion to liberty and sovereignty expressed in a compact historical note.
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