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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1931

Page

3

Elyria Merchants Look For Stronger Trade In Second Half

Elyria merchants report better business to start the second half of the Trade Expansion Sale with 90 firms in Lorain County seeing increased activity. A county safety campaign shows hours rose from 1,664,014 in September to 1,685,802 in October, hinting at higher wages. Out of town shoppers, including visitors from Los Angeles and Massillon, purchased suits during the sale, with many Lorain County residents also taking part. The sale runs through December 10 and Christmas shoppers are expected to boost results.

Elyria Lorain County Industrial Commission of Ohio Los Angeles California Massillon

Victory Ball And Show For Chest Fund Tonight

Elyria hosts a charity Victory Ball at the American Legion Home on Ohio Street at 8 50 PM with Jack Flynn’s orchestra for dancing and cards. At 11 PM guests shift to Capitol Theatre for a feature picture and home talent show led by master of ceremonies Jim Armitage with Lawrence Webber and Jack Flynn assisting.

Elyrians Chest Fund Elyria Walter Underwood Bert Pfau American Legion Ohio Street Jack Flynn Capitol Theatre Jim Armitage Lawrence Webber

Truck And Auto Crash Injures Four In Amherst Collision

Sam Provenza and two Lorain youths were in a truck that collided with a car driven by Jack Parry of Elyria at Leavitt and Telegraph, injuring four people. Frank Tretoy and Charles Meles sa remain in Amherst Hospital with injuries. Provenza and others left the hospital. The crash occurred at around 6 p.m. yesterday.

Sam Provenza Frank Tretoy Charles Melessa Lorain Amherst Hospital Jack Parry Elyria Tarfy Leavitt and Telegraph

Former Ball Player Faces Life in Prison

Former semi professional ball player Joe Nichols age 32 was convicted of second degree murder for the fatal shooting of Clarence McCracken 33 a reputed speakeasy proprietor last summer. The state sought the death penalty but the jury returned a verdict of second degree murder at 12 40 a m after a week long trial. Nichols claimed self defense saying McCracken fired first and he used a shotgun. Judge H E Hoge withheld sentence pending motion for a new trial.

Rentor Joe Nichols Clarence McCracken Common Pleas Nichols McCracken H. E. Hoge

Uszak Sentenced Five Days For Contempt

John B Uszak of Lorain was sentenced to five days in county jail after arraignment before Judge W B Thompson on contempt of court for failure to pay alimony. He has two children and was divorced about two years ago. Archbishop John T McNicholas appointed Rev George F Hickey pastor of Mary Family Church Dayton Ohio to fill the vacancy left by the death of Msgr John P Downey. The United States has about 600660000 acres of forests.

John B. Uszak Lorain W. B. Thompson Uszak Cincinnati John T. McNicholas George F. Hickey the Mary Family Church Dayton John P. Downey Hickey Bt. Andrew's Church

Arrest man at the grave of alleged victim

In Youngstown Ohio a 25 year old Akron man was arrested at the grave of his alleged victim in connection with the murder of 67 year old Mrs Willis Dickey. Police checked his alibi as detectives traced leads after the victim was found beaten and unconscious in her home. Neighbors say she feared him. The suspect claimed to be in Akron on the night of the crime with two witnesses who saw him in his hotel room.

Akron

Alimony Contempt Sentences Dr Bernard McDonald

Dr Bernard McDonald faced a five day county jail term for contempt of court over alimony arrears to ex wife Alice McDonald. He was given to 9 am Monday to settle the $100 and reduce roughly $900 in arrears dating from the 1923 divorce, with a potential settlement to avoid jail. Judge W B Thompson ordered the sentence start next Monday.

Bernard McDonald Alice McDonald W. B. Thompson McDonald

Court Reduces Alimony in Kolinski Case

In a temporary alimony hearing Mrs. Ivey M. Kolinski and Gust Kolinski reached a mutual agreement. The Common Pleas Court under Judge W.B. Thompson reduced weekly alimony from 21 to 15 dollars while divorce proceedings continue.

Ivey M. Kolinski Gust Kolinski Kolinski Common Pleas W.B. Thompson

Displays Will Show Price Cuts Demonstrations

Merchants in Elyria will display price declines from the past two years for three days starting Monday to show the public how much costs have fallen since 1929. The displays are organized by the Elyria Chamber of Commerce Merchants division. The Nordics origin is noted as being in Ruyaia.

Elyria Merchants’ Division Elyria Chamber of Commerce

Young Men's Club to hear Elyria High science teacher

Elyria High School science teacher J. C. Ulnvitte will speak at the Y M C A Young Men's Club meeting next week Monday night. Part of the gathering will discuss Community Chest work with Chest campaign captains Henry Ingersoll Jr and Howard Butler.

J.C. Ulnvitte Elyria High School Henry Ingersoll, Jr Howard Butler

Elyria Girl Weds Man in Jail

Miss Margaret Brazo, 21, of 121 Lodi street Elyria, wed James Overstreet, 27, in Mt Clemens Michigan jail. The ceremony was performed by the probate judge in the prison cell with the chief of police as witness as Overstreet faces a bank robbery charge. He allegedly confessed to entering First National Bank at Mt Clemens on September 11.

James Overstreet Margaret Brazo Lodi Street Elyr Mt. Clemens Mich Miss Brazo Overstreer Iran Shawnee Oklahoma First National Bank

Deaths in La Grange and Columbia Center Colonies

Death notices report Mrs Francis A Oliver dying at La Grange at one this morning. Born February 14 1847 in New Fall New York she leaves son Robert Oliver and daughter Mabel Allen. Funeral Monday at Sudro Funeral Home burial in Ridgewood. Also noted is death of George Jindra of Columbia Center aged 41 born Rushville Nebraska with wife Wanda and four children. Services in Columbia Center with Legion post in charge and burial at Ridge Hill Park. Also Joan S Moon 91 of Griswold Road died at 11745 last night. Born June 10 1840 in Tiffin Township he leaves wife Barbara and daughter Bertha. Funeral Monday at 2 from his home, Ridge Hill Park cemetery burial.

Francis A. Oliver la Grange New Fall New York Robert Oliver Mabel Allen Youngstown Ohio Sudra Funeral Ridgetown George Jindra Columbia Center Rev Halderman American Legion Post No. 12 Elyria Rushville Nebraska Columbia Cleveland Wanda Carl George, Jr Sudro Joan S. Moon R. D. No Griswold Road Tiffin Township Lorain County Barbara Moon Misa Bertha Moon Ridge Hil Park

Two Killed in Crossing Crash in Cincinnati Ohio

Two men Charles Genkinger 32 and Earl Yerkes 44, both milk wagon drivers from Cincinnati, were killed when their car was crushed at a railroad crossing by a Big Four passenger train en route to work. Genkinger died instantly, Yerkes 40 minutes later. A separate report from Columbus notes burglars robbed Grand Hew nights High School of about $400 in school funds.

Cincinnati Cleveland Charles Genkinger Earl Yerkes Genkinger Yerkes

Rock Garden School Teaches Natural Look and Placement

Lorain County gardeners attended a garden school in Elyria to learn why and how to create rock gardens. Victor Ries of Ohio State urged suitable locations and natural appearance, with Carl Gressie presenting colored slides. Ries also spoke on E. H. Wilson’s plant introductions and advised on using less common shrubs and trees to diversify beauty.

Lorain County Elyria Carl B. Gressie Rocky River E. H. Wilson Arboretum Boston Ries

Breach of Contract Suit Against Local Councilman

Charles Shuckhart sues councilman Paul Wainwright in common pleas court seeking an injunction to bar him from retail florist work in Lorain County. He alleges Wainwright violated a contract by opening a florist shop in Lorain on November 21 after selling his Hughes Market business for $7000 in October 1930 with a three year restraint.

Paul Wainwright Lo- Tain Common Pleas Court Charles Shuckhbart Wainwright Hughes Market Lorain County Shuckhart S‘atir

Fear Balloonist Has Perished in Night Flight

Cleveland dispatch reports fear for Milford Vanik a 35 year old balloonist who vanished after a lone night ascent from a field in Cuyahoga Heights near Cleveland He aimed to qualify for a balloon pilot license and carried flotation gear for a water landing authorities fear he may have descended in the lake after more than 36 hours aloft

Cleveland Milford Vanik Vanik Cleveland Balloon Club Cuyahoga Heights

Miners Die in Bentley Colliery Blast in Doncaster

In a Bentley Colliery disaster at Doncaster England an explosion and fire killed 24 miners and left twelve more trapped. About 1 000 miners escaped while more than 30 were injured, four fatally, as the modern pit employed 4 000 workers producing 5 000 tons weekly.

Doncaster England Bentley Britain

Dramatic Group Opens Season in Oberlin

Oberlin Dramatic Association staged two one acts and readings in Sturges Hall with a cast featuring Betty Hughes Glenn Cowen Clark Robinson Archibald McLeod Stanley Lederer George Biro and James Harger The Man and the Stalls by Jane Eberlein and The Game on Chess by Kenneth Sawyer Goodman were directed by Phyllis Cornell A second performance is planned for 7:13 this evening with Miss Eberlein also performing readings including Mark Twain selections and Ruth Draper imitations.

Oberlin Ohio Oberlin Dramatic Association Sturges Hall Jane Eberlein Betty Hughes Glenn Cowen Clark Robinson Kenneth Sawyer Goodman Phyllis Cornell Archibald MccLeod Stanley Lederer George Biro James Harger Jane Ebberlein Mark Twain Ruth Draper

Plans for Oberlin Thanksgiving Banquet and Dance

The Oberlin School of Commerce assembly yesterday morning filled with singing and stories for the annual Thanksgiving banquet at Oberlin Inn this evening. A large attendance is expected from invitations to former students. After dinner, dancing will be held in the social rooms of the Oberlin School of Commerce.

First Baptist Church W. Gaylord James Clarence McFadden Mt. Zion Baptist Church Oberlin Community Chest Oberlin School of Commerce Oberlin Inn

Professor Miller to Speak on Manchuria at Oberlin Peace Session

Professor Herbert A. Miller former Ohio State University will lecture on Manchuria for thirty minutes at the Oberlin Peace Society meeting in the King Bosworth room next Monday evening. The talk precedes a general discussion and follows a mass meeting where a telegram was sent to President Hoover urging U S effort to influence a settlement of the Manchurian issue.

Herbert A. Miller Ohio State University Manchuria Oberlin Peace Society King-Bosworth China Hoover

Ground Wheat Run Through Elyria Charity Plan

Elyria merchants and the Chamber of Commerce back a Save the Surplus Wheat campaign. About a half ton of ground wheat is prepared in five pound lots for distribution by Associated Charities Salvation Army and City Hall officials. Local hospital staff and the YWCA promote whole wheat use with recipes and experiments, urging fewer refined flours and more roughage.

Alyria Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Elyria Associated Charities Salvation Army W. H. Murbach The Elyria, Milling Co Murbach Frank Hoover Elyria Memorial Hospital Natura Alice Brack

Navy man dies after fall from water tank

Chester Pa resident Charles Clark, 43, died in a Columbus hospital from a fractured skull after falling 60 feet from a water tank where he worked. Other items note the One Association of County Treasury convening in Columbus and Alvan Wright winning Cairo’s mayoral race by random draw after a tie with Democratic incumbent G H Solomon.

Colmbus Navy Charles Clark Chester Lima Alvan Wright Cairo Here G. H. Solomon Joseph Madigan Allen County Board of Elections Wright

Baker Wears Suit On Installments In Hamilton

Rob ert Baker, 19, could not meet installment payments for a new suit. Detectives say he wore the garment each Saturday night, then returned it to the hanger. He admitted wearing it after realizing he could not pay for it on installments.

Hamilton Robert Baker Baker

University Bequeaths Rare First Editions to Chicago

The University of Chicago receives 1 000 volumes of Russian revolutionary material from Jacob J. Cohan. The collection, 650 Russian works, includes rare first editions such as Bylo's The Past published in Switzerland from 1897 onward by exiles.

Chicago University of Chicago Jacob J. Cohan Chicago Pharmaciat Switserland

Markets Cleveland Produce and Egg Poultry Quoted

Cleveland produce items including eggs and poultry with price ranges for onions, potatoes, and other vegetables. Listings show garbled figures but include cowls for steers, calves, lambs, and various fruits and vegetables from Ohio and nearby regions with wholesale quotes and on track observations.

Court Notices From Lorain Bank Suit And Divorce Petitions

The National Bank of Commerce Lorain sues Nick Urban and others for 6600 on a promissory note seeking foreclosure of Lorain property. Helen Gallovics petitions for divorce from John on grounds of extreme cruelty. married 1922 with three children. Julia Pekarovits petitions for divorce from Joseph. married 1904. A justice court verdict for 48 against J J Cullin and in favor of Carl M Bradshaw was appealed to the common pleas court.

The National Bank of Commerce Lorain Nick Urban Helen Gallovics John Julia Pekarovits Joseph Oan J. J. Cullin Carl M. Bradshaw Common Pleas Court

Elyria Coach Smith to Retire From Basketball Role

Smith announced last spring his plan to withdraw from athletic coaching at the end of the current school year to focus on schooling duties. Superintendent Maston confirmed Smith will continue as Athletic Director until year’s end and oversee intramural activities. Roy Clymer is reported to succeed him as head basketball coach and football mentor.

Elyria High Smith Maston Shively R. C. Maston Elyria Schools Roy Clymer

Tuberculosis Sanatorium Procedures and Local Fine

The article outlines rest, balanced diet, fresh air, dietitian supervision, and periodic X rays to monitor TB cases. Discharge occurs after no longer having the disease or after arrest with work ability, with ongoing clinic follow ups. A separate note reports Sam Zain of 435 Third Street fined $5 and costs for disorderly conduct after a quarrel in a downtown restaurant.

Sam Zain Third Street James A. Hewitt

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