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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1935

Page

16

Girls Volley Ball Play Day Brings Four Schools Together

Forty Oberlin Lorain and Lakewood high school girls join with forty Elyria high school players tomorrow for a volleyball play day at the local high school gym from 4 to 7 pm. Teams are color coded with captains from each school to foster friendship and fair play as Miss Marian Kemble leads the host group. Lorain, Oberlin, and Lakewood each send players and teachers with Elyria providing the after program dinner supervised by Miss Alice Lentz.

Fival Gitle Oberlin Lorain Lakewood Eirria Mittee Marian Kemble Schoos Marjorie Carter Florence Cievenger Lucille Haserodt Marjorie Whitbex Margaret Darrah Miss Kemble Mise Kemble Elyria Alice Lentz

Class Play Cast Chosen by Elyria High School Seniors

Elyria High School seniors selected for the class play And the Haunted House to be staged in the high school auditorium on Friday December 13. Play is a mystery with Friday the thirteenth date. Cast listed includes Louise Ramser John Lugas Richard DeCoski Hubert Smith Hazel Rar Lane Barton Richard Blythe Merer Horwitz Frederic Winters and others.

Elyria High School Nina Baker Miss Bazer Louise Ramser Wow Tree Groom John Lugas Thomas Richard DeCoskil Hubert lSmith Duncan Haze! Rar Helen Heter Sabo Isabel Lane Barton Err Constable Richard Blythe Merer Horwitz Gregan Frederic Winters Evans Emily Ams Jack

Oberlin Chest Drive Opens With Community Event

A community chest drive planning meeting for Oberlin is set for November 19 at the Oberlin Inn. Officials will outline committees, stunts, and talks, with a budget presentation and a venture plan by P. O. Sherman and E. J. Sabre. Team captains will convene at 7 40 at the Community Chest on East Callese to select members.

Vnor Oberlin Inn P. O. Sherman E. J. Sabre Seras East Callese

Community Chest Event Highlights Local Arts and Sports

The program showcases best productions in recent years with a 17 piece orchestra. An exhibit on Gilbert and Sullivan is at Carnegie Library. Also noted are upcoming scrimmage between IF and reserves, a Pleasant Street clash, and a high school band event, with proceeds benefiting the Community Chest.

Carnegie Library Aceu Pleasant Street Street Stan

Officers Elected By Eastern Star

The Fs Chapter Order of Eastern Star held its annual meeting last evening. New officers named for the coming year include Matron Mrs. A. R. Conduerr, Secretary Mrs. Ale, Treasurer Mrs. Edwards. Major Bows led the ceremony. Mr. Wigten announced the program, which offered entertainment and a list of officers.

Eas Reams Cmsains A. R. Conduerr Ale Dwards Far Papworth Wigten

Banquet Planned to Honor Oberlin High School Football Team

Preliminary plans for the annual banquet honor Oberlin High School’s championship football team. A committee of faculty and Oberlin businessmen organized the event with Dora Morrison of the Conservators to provide music. Attendance is limited to 1000, the gym's capacity for safety and service.

Oberlin High Oberlin Dora Morrison

Operetta To Open Dramatic Season

An operetta opens the dramatic season in Oberlin under the direction of McLaughlin. The production, featuring Gipert and Sullivan, plays to audiences on consecutive evenings this week, promising a lively start to the season.

Ear Gipert Sullivan Oberlin Dianion

Fire Destroys Auto in Altamonte Springs That Was Carried

A car accident near Cordele led to a fire destroying the vehicle and baggage of two women on Altamonte Springs. One passenger was injured. The incident followed a rear tire blowout that caused the car to overturn. Nearby, a district meeting at Wi 7 featured Mrs Papworth Mee Edwards Mrs Martin and Mrs Skjerne in a musical program.

Permelia Aher Miss Besarapces Altamonte Springs Fla Tre Cordele Papworth Mee Edwards Martin Skjerne Lizan Cinb

Court awards verdict in strike era suit at Mechanics Society

In Lorain county common pleas court Samuel Deutsch and J W Dilgren secured a 706 dollar verdict against the Mechanics Educational Society of America for attorney fees tied to the unions activities during the Steel and Tubes Company strike last spring. Clarence E Meyers sues for divorce from Rose Meyers alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. married 1926 with one child. Marion G Gilbert sues Deile F Gilbert for divorce on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. married 1928. W Wski files suit. Fred W Riebs of Rochester charged radiator cap theft from his car parked at courthouse lot last evening. Engineer J M Powell reports radiator cap stolen from his car in courthouse parking.

Samuel Deutsch J. W. Dilgren Common Pleas Mechanics Educational Society of America Steel and Tubes Clarence E. Mayers Lorain Rose Meyers Marion G Gilbert Deile FE Gilbert J. M. Powell

Third Death in Cairo Riots

Cairo dispatch reports a new clash between students and police left one student dead and nine seriously injured. The death toll in the Cairo riots rose to three as about 200 students and police were wounded. Authorities warned the disorders could spread to the provinces despite extensive police and soldier measures.

Cairo Egypt Britain

Deaths listed for Sannar Leedale and infant White in Elyria

Death notices report MAK C. K. Sannar aged 77 dying at 745 this morning at 321 Oxford Avenue after a lingering illness. Surviving include wife M Mary and children R Harry William Laura. services planned at Nichols Funeral Home and Kerr Butler in Vinton. Also noted are Rest Leedale aged barber 325 Eleventh Street who died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a long illness with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Katherine Ann White three months old daughter of Charles and Mrs White dying at 248 Harvard Avenue with Mass at St Marys and burial at St Marys Cemetery.

Oxford Avenue Kerr Butler rRest Leedale Eleventh Street Taylor R. W Leedale Elyria Memorial England Dane Gwendolwin Leedale Weltton Willamdale Jack Margrart Ely Katherine Ann White Charles White Harvard Avenue the Angels St. Mary’s Church St. Mars'ei

Governor proposes local relief bonds and tax lepies

The governor cites Carey relief bond act already raising about 15 million for relief, with counties permitted to issue bonds up to one fifth of the tax duplicate. He urges enabling legislation for counties to meet relief locally, and notes repeal of part of the school foundation program to allow fairer local tax distribution. He adds bond refinancing could ease debt payments and free revenues for current needs, estimating school, old age pension, and relief funds totaling over 78 million for Ohio.

Ormor Assembly Path Gvernor Emmly Nidget Commissions

Minute Women Of 36 Organize In New Jersey

In Trenton on November 14 a national group formed The Minute Women Of 36 to uphold the constitution and resist oppressive taxation The founder Mrs Margaret Sayre a descendant of Williams announced the non partisan organization aims to mobilize women for civic action and to extend activities toward political engagement.

Trenton N. J Minute Women Ube Margaret S. Sarre Williams Sayre Ubicase

Story Sent In By Elyrian Will Be Broadcast Tomorrow

Radio station WJS will broadcast four True Milkman stories sent in by Carl Finnegan. The program titled White the Cy Steeps will feature Elyrian's submission tomorrow at 15 P. M.

Elyrian WJS Carl Finnegan

Five Girls Freed as Charges Dismissed in Court

In BW YORK on November 14, five girls faced charges in a clothing show dispute but all charges were dismissed on technical grounds after the court proceedings. The event involved state officials and a regional costume display, with the matter ending without conviction.

York

Markets Show Steady Prices Across Cattle and Produce

Cleveland markets report steady cattle values with good beef demand and lambs up 23% to 82% in tone, plus steady cabbage celery and lettuce prices. Sheep and lambs stronger, vegetables move with moderate gains in cabbage onions mushrooms and parsley in typical wholesale baskets and cartons.

Cleveland Tieice Gteera Good Grace Ead Hefers Proiae Andy Lambr Choice Lambs Reed Zin Foe ASH — Hubbard Cern

Truck and trailer burned after driver fell asleep near Kipton

A CCC highway truck was badly damaged by a 6 a.m. collision with a tree then caught fire after the driver apparently dozed off near Kipton. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick reported the incident. A box containing $3 and lodge records were stolen from A. E. Hopkins’s car on Lodi Street earlier that evening.

CCC Highway Tracking Company Kipton Clarence W. Dick A. E. Hopkins Bath Street Lodi Street

Football Fatality in Youngstown After Sandlot Injury

Frank Costarell, 23, died in a Youngstown hospital from injuries suffered while playing a sand football game. He collapsed and remained unconscious, with death attributed to cerebral hemorrhage after the accident. The incident marks a fatal sand football incident in Youngstown.

Youngstown Frank Costarell Costarell

Nine charter members form Troop 127 in Elyria

Nine members registered as charter scouts for the new Troop 127 of the Firelands Area Council. They include Ball, Charles F Krows, Carter, Willam Gilles, Preston Hopewell, John Howard Cristo Ristas, William Singleton and Freeman Woodsos. Scouts worked on Tenderfoot requirements as registration continues. In Elyria there are three other Boy Scout troops sponsored by the Church of Christ, Congregational Church, and the American Legion.

Trial wrapped as defense and state finish case

Testimony and arguments closed in a case charging manslaughter, reckless driving, or speeding after Dunton's bus collided with a Detroit vacationers' car on July 4, killing three. Edmund Zako, driver of the Detroit car, testified he was moving about 50 mph, opposing prior claims he slowed prior to impact. The note adds a separate line about the League of Nations annual cost totaling about $5,000,000, far less than the price of one barrelskit.

Dunton Detroit Edmund Zako League of Nations Court Internerieral

Mrs Goodrich Seeks 50000 Damages For False Arrest

Mrs Florence Harding Goodrich, freed after months in county jail, sues Wayne County Board of Supervisors for 50000 dollars alleging false arrest in connection with the confessed murder of 11 year old Lillian Gallaher. She seeks an investigation of prosecutors and staff alleged to conspire to embarrass her publicly. The suit follows her husband Merton Ward Goodrich’s July arrest and New York confession.

Detroit Florence Harding Goodrich Isis Lillian Gallaher Wayne Country Board of Supervisors Philip Hcale Duncan C. McCrea Merton Ward Goodrich New York The

Wife freed after court rules against accessory charge

In a landmark ruling the court held that a wife could not be charged as an accessory to her husband’s crime. The decision released Kirt’s wife, rejecting the accessory theory and setting a legal precedent for such cases.

Kirt

PTA Meeting Set at Murray Ridge School Elyria Township

L. B. Hindman of Elyria executive secretary of the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association will speak at the Murray Ridge school PTA meeting in Elyria Township at 8 p m Friday Officials urge attendance as plans for the winter season will be discussed and the meeting is open to others interested.

L. B. Hindman Elyria Loraim County

City Club informal dinner and smoker at Green Lantern

Fourteen members of the City Club gathered at the Green Lantern Tea Room last night for an informal dinner meeting and smoker. Card games and ping pong followed the dinner. The next regular meeting will be held Wednesday night at the M C A.

Green Lantern Tea Room

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