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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1934
Page
9
The Lorain county sheriff's department will install four car radio receivers, with three patrol cars and one jail unit, at a total cost of 200 dollars. Radios will tune to the Massillon shortwave station for patrol messages, aiding communications for mobile and night patrols and helping clear up local matters after a trial period.
A dense, fragmentary rundown lists radio programs across WHK and affiliates including 1380 WHK, WTAM, WEAF, WIZ, WARE, WLW, and WAM. Programs feature music blocks, dramas, variety acts, and personalities like Buck Rogers, Burns and Allen, Edith Fletcher, Nelson’s Orch, and Gene and Glenn, with schedule times spanning early morning to late evening.
The fifteenth annual conference of Ohio health commissioners with the Ohio Department of Health opened in Columbus. Dr H G Southard presided and gave the annual address. Gov George White welcomed delegates. Major Joel L Connolly was to discuss the amebic dysentery outbreak in Chicago as part of the opening session.
A joint conference with the county commissioners and state officials concluded on the final day, focusing on time management and cooperative planning. Attendees reviewed schedules, discussed funding, and outlined next steps for regional projects and policy alignment.
Fifty shy ex service men were feted at a Mor gan-Airlam Post banquet in the Congregational dining room. Charles Martin Hatson of the American Legion spoke, with R W Falls presenting a past commanders badge to E L Henes. Herbert Reep recited Poppies in Flanders Field as Col J McDermott spoke. Mrs Dirlam donated to the Legion and Auxiliary in memory of Lyle Morgan. About 80 attended. Friendship Guild meeting noted.
Lindou and Alfred Wilson, brothers, were detained by Richmond authorities in Ohio on November 14 over the fatal shooting of Charles Crank. A private summoned for treatment revealed a bullet wound and led to confessions of the Crank shooting after Crank shot Lindon in the leg. Clarence Wolf fatally wounded in Oxford after Clarence Norman reloads a shotgun. Florence Thompson, 17, Redtown, struck on Route 31 near Glouster by an unidentified assailant, remains unconscious with a fractured skull. John F. Martz, 5, Columbus, died from internal injuries after being struck by a car.
Theatres Capitol presents a musical romance and tuneful comedy with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers starring in The Gay Divorcee. Alice Brady and Edward Everett Horton are featured as the new dance number The Continental debuts, drawing audiences for a romantic film with lively song and dance.
A lively comedy of errors 18 presented in Merry Wives of Reng at the Dreamland Theatre. The cast includes Margaret Lindsar Donald Woods Guy Kibzee and Glenda Farrell.
Dorothy Snyder and Miriam Faxon topped Elyria Vaplicate Contract Bridge League play Monday at the American Legion Home with 45 points. Other players' scores followed in a tight race as the week’s competition wrapped up.
In the upper half were Mr. and Mrs oD. Hyman with 42 points, Fred Brown and M. Giles on 38, Ervin Wentz and W. G. Ludwig on 86 1-2, C. G. Sheppard and Arthur Pfatt on 35 1-2, Arthur Horan and John Donovan on 46 1-2, Hoy Claver and Al Taylor on 85, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morison on 38. Reports vacant house robbed Fred Rogers of the Drive allotment off Cleveland road, report.
The sheriff's department received information yesterday about window and fixture damages in a nearby vacant house owned by Mr. Kuntz.
Deputy Sheriffs Paul Chapman and Joseph Woodings investigated the stolen matter, filing a formal report on the case.
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