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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1932

Page

9

Pretty wedding at St Marys Avon

Misa Olga Alten daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Alten and Walter Dechant son of Mr and Mrs William Dechant united in marriage at St Marys church Avon. Rev George N Stuber officiated. Bride wore ivory satin with long train and Madonna style veil. Junior attendants and bouquets described. After the trip the couple will reside in Avon.

AVON Misa Olga Alten Frank Alten Walter Dechant William Dechant St. Mary's Church George N. Stuber Minnie Dechach Kathryn Casper Dorothy Alten George Alten Sylvester Dechant Mr. Dechant Mrs. Dechant

Obituary: Mrs. Comings Succumbs. Survived by Family

Funeral services for Mrs. Comings will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Taylor funeral home. She belonged to the First Congregational church and local clubs. Survived by husband William R. Comings two daughters Josephine Egbert and Marian Comings two brothers Albert Kennedy and Henry Kennedy, with a family history of eight. No flowers requested.

First Congregational Church Four O’clock Club Five Hundred Club William R. Comings Josephine Jay A. Egbert Lakewood Marian Comings Pittsburgh Albert Kennedy Rockport Ind Henry Kennedy Taylor Funeral Home Pocahontas County West Virginia Frank Ison Sam Dougherty South Pleasant Street Oberlin Charles Dougherty Maryland Lewis Edison Street Nina Baxter Bell Brown Cornelia Green Elkins Mt. Zion Baptist Church Rev. Brown J. B. Moore Westwood A

Kiwanians To Hear Dr Bond At Hotel Newell

Reverend E. J. Bond of the First M E Church will speak at the Elyria Kiwanis weekly meeting scheduled for noon Wednesday at the Hotel Newell.

Dr. Bond E. J. Bond M. E. Church Elyria Kiwanis Club Newell

City cuts White Way lighting costs for west area

Council approved final passage of an ordinance cutting white way lighting in the area west of West avenue east of Fast avenue and along Court street and Middle avenue. Lights switch from 1 000 to 500 candlepower for one year starting January 1 1933, saving property owners about 970 dollars.

Council West Avenue Fast Avenue Court Street Middle Avenue

Fire at West Side Lumber and Coal building minimal damage

A fire on the roof of the West Side Lumber and Coal Company at 52 West Street caused slight damage. Firemen said burlap coated with coal oil used to melt tar fell onto the roof and burned a small roof patch. Also reported is a bicycle theft from 145 Roosevelt Avenue near West Bridge and Broad Streets yesterday.

Dan Krugman Roosevelt Avenue West Bridge Broad Streets

Roosevelt Returns to Warm Springs After Hospital Visit

The governor spent final hours before southward trip at Warm Springs in personal activities. He visited the hospital where his newborn child is awaiting him with his parents Mr and Mrs Eliott Roosevelt. He also conferred with Lieutenant Governor Lehman and studied financial statistics and foreign debt declarations as preparations for meetings with party and Congressional leaders.

Brandson Babs Eliott Roosevelt Herbert H. Lehman New York Profesor Moley United States Roosevelt John N. Garner Dow

Col Robins in Critical Condition After Consciousness Return

Bulletin reports Col Robins recovering consciousness after a period of strain and identifies his wife and nephew John Dreier as witnesses. A two page physician statement describes him recognizing his wife and muttering her name, while under heavy illness and strain. Marie Virginia Reisinger of Elyria sues for divorce from Leroy Reisinger on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Helen Judson granted divorce from William Judson on similar grounds by Judge Webber.

Robins John Dreier Col. Robins Dreier Margaret Marie Virginia Reisinger Elyria Leroy Franklin Reisinger East River Street Helen R. Judson William Judson A. KH. Webber

Nighttime Rest Salvation Promised by Bladder Cleanse Ad

An old advertisement touts a bladder remedy named Bladder Physic containing buchylummet oil said to cleanse impurities and acids causing irritation. It claims relief from leg pains backache and night discomfort after four days and offers a 25 cent trial with money-back guarantee.

Treally CG. C. Rowers Adet

Young Men's Club Enjoys Pictures Of Outdoor Life

The Elyria Young Men’s Club viewing night featured motion pictures by W B Gray of Cleveland, largely Canada wildlife including hunting and fishing scenes. The audience included Y Indus club and Izaak Walton League members, Five Aces women’s quartet provided music, and Kiwanis president W O Zaiser announced the annual Elyria High football banquet eight weeks from Thursday at the First M E Church with Coach George Gauthi of Ohio Wesleyan University scheduled as speaker.

W. B. Gray Cleveland Canada Y-Indus Club Izaak Walton League Five Aces W. O. Zaiser Kiwanis Club Elyria High M. E. Church George Gauthi Ohio Wesleyan University

Death Record John Pember Wellington D

John Pember 65 formerly of Wellington died at his Columbus home on Monday and will be buried in Pittsfield South cemetery Wednesday at three. He was husband of Eva West Pember and brother in law of Mrs. Herman Wight. The notice also reports Robert Weiss 74 a transient who died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from injuries after a fall from a haymow in a barn.

John Pember Wellington John Pember Columbus Pittsfield South Eva West Pember Wellington Herman Wight Robert Weiss Elyria Memorial Hospital Mr. Weiss Charles Wis Buckazo Oberlin Exchange Club Oberlin Inn Erwin Worcester Community Chest Campaign Robert S. Fletcher Oberlin College Elizabeth Chapin W. H. Chapin Woodland Avenue Augustina Hospital J. Crocker West Lorain Street Henry Fields Akron Oberlin O. VY. Carper North Fairfield Festerdar Roger Ingraham Boerneta Radi Cleveland George Jackson

Courthouse Notices and Civil Suits in Lorain Area

Ida Barker seeks divorce from husband alleging gross cruelty. R. L. Bobeau divorces Madelon Boteau on grounds of gross cruelty. Lowell Reardon sues City of Lorain for 10000 over wife injuring fall on Street, November 22, 1930. City Produce and Commission Co sues John Svet for 608 on account.

Ida E. Barker R. TD Ely- Med Flerman J Los L. M. Bobeau Madelon F. Boteau Lowell L. Reardon Lorain Streator Place City Produce and Commission Company John Svet

NUMBER FIVE CONTINUED WITH OFFICER INSTALLATION

Department Commander presided as officers elected at the first meeting of the month were installed. Names include C. W. Clapp as Commander and T. Mihalis as Junior Vice Commander. Various appointments were announced and remarks made before a lunch was served. Next meeting set for Monday, December 5.

C. W. Clapp Mr. Brown T. Mihalis Frank Brandt Jos. Mulroy Arthur Perkins A. H. West Dr. Mynchenberg H. B. Forbes H. RB. Forbes J. M. Powell T. A Shai- Luck N. Bradley Fd. Kershaw D. Robinson J. Mulroy J. Powell H. Wilson T. Shattuck S. D. Ross M. Brown Bert Tufford J. Farey

Examination of Balcomb skull to probe death cause

An autopsy of a skull fragment from Nelson H Balcomb by Dr Todd of Western Reserve University is planned to help determine his death cause. Balcomb was found dead in his burning car on Route 82 after a hunting trip, with a shotgun shell discharged in the barrel. Authorities weigh accident foul play or self-inflicted death as possibilities.

Skell Nelson Balcomb Nelson H. Balcomb Todd Western Reserve University Don W. Myers T. A. Peebles Batcomb Route 82

Annual High School Banquet at Oberlin Highlights and Changes

The thirty-fifth annual Oberlin High School football banquet was held last evening with a rabbit dinner at 6 o'clock and a program led by toastmaster Donald J. Leahy. Awarded letters went to Willoughby Bruce, Robert Behr, Louis Bliss, and others, with Harold Hover elected captain for 1933. Oberlin's season results were listed, and local civic notes covered a Community Chest update and Oberlin Exchange Club remarks.

Oberlin Donald J. Leahy H. L. Rawdon L. F. Holden Co. E. Wigton James Mann Willoughby Bruce Robert Behr Louis Bliss William Carson Chester Cooley Herman Davis Howard Fields Raymond Grills Glenn Harrison Donald Nolzhauer Harold Hovey Robert Wartin Truman Matcham Alfred Osmer Richard Rocher Ralph Schramm Richard Shafer Harlan Slater Jack Wood Harry

Death Summons Mrs Ison

Death notices Mrs Addie Ison age 30 died last evening at her home 34 Edison Street. Family and friends are invited to attend services. Burial arrangements are pending.

Mrs. Ison Addie Ison Edison Street

Wellington Not An Empty Stocking Drive Launches

Wellington launches a not an empty stocking fund drive with a home talent vaudeville show in December to raise money. The event is directed by William Wadsworth and J A Pace with the King’s Daughters handling Christmas fund disbursements.

Wellington

Krebses mark 60th wedding anniversary at Penfield home

Mr and Mrs W J Krebs of Penfield celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at home Sunday. Krebs served as justice of the peace for 48 years and operated the Penfield store. They have a daughter Mrs Gar Smith of Spencer who attended with her husband.

W. J. Krebs Penfield Krebs Children’s Home Oberlin

Wellington area clubs and social notes pack Thanksgiving events

The Woman's Afternoon club met at Mrs A P Lincoln's home with a book review and current events. Members voted to send 10 to the King's Daughters milk fund. Other social items include guests at the Daughertys, a Thanksgiving dance by the Wellington Eagles, and various visits and dinners among local residents.

King's Daughters William McEndree Woman's Afternoon Club A. P. Lincoln Ernest Dimnet W. W. Clisby Robert Walden King’s Daughters Margaret l Jeanette Warner Blanche Belle of Lorain

Union Thanksgiving Seances Announced At Bethany Church

Four Elyria churches plan a Union Thanksgiving service at Bethany Baptist on Thanksgiving morning. The program opens with a devotional period from 10:00 to 10:30 led by deacons stewards and young ministers, followed by a 35-voice community chorus directed by Fred Davis. Rev. Glenn T. Settle will read the Hoover proclamation, with prayers and scripture led by local pastors and Rev. B. H. Williams delivering the sermon. The participating churches are Bethany Baptist Church Church of God Jones Chapel AME and Second Methodist.

Elyria Bethany Baptist Church Fred Davis Herbert Hoover Glenn T. Settle George Aldriddge Church of God R. A. White Jones Chapel A. M J. E. Berton M. E B. H. Williams John Stewart Memorial M. FE Marietta Ohio Commuunity Chorus G. T. Settle George Aldrich BR. A. White J. E. Burton

Man of his word ends in jewelry store robbery

A well dressed man and woman plus three companions robbed Mrs Theendel of about 24000 worth of rings and watches after promising to return Monday. The suspect had previously visited the Thoen del jewelry store with engagement ring interest and returned as promised to aid the crime.

Chicago E. J. Thoendel

Wellington Briefs and Notices Highlight Local Happenings

Local residents attend funerals and visit relatives in Marietta, with Grace Turner and Stephen Commons listed as survivors. Cyril West remains ill at home on West Main Street. Percy Garrett buys J B Robinson property on North Hill Street and moves in. Trap shoot draws crowds. Lyle Dagnan and Ernie Nichols win ware prizes. Mrs. Henry Peabody improves after surgery at Elyria Memorial. Lena and Catherine Clara buy Winters property on West Street and redecorate. Mildred Murray guides students to Elyria county courthouse for Civics field trip.

Marietta Warren Cyril West Wellington High School West Main Street Percy Garrett J. B. Robinson North Hill Street Luella Smith Markham Wellington Lyle Dagna Ernie Nichols Lyle Dagnan Cleveland Henry Peabody Elytia Memorial Hospital Lena Catherine Clara West Street Mildred Murray Elyria

Relieve Smokers Sore Throat With Korene Ad

Advertises Korene as a modern antiseptic prescription giving quick relief for raw throat and hacking cough from smoking. Claims soothing irritated tissues, quieting cough, sweetening breath, and preventing serious throat trouble. Sold at first class drugstores such as C. W. Phillips.

C. W. Phillips Advt

Cleveland Markets Report Dairy Poultry and Livestock Prices

Market notes from Cleveland show butter extras six percent cents, eggs steady receipts and poultry prices with heavy broilers at 14 cents and Leghorn roosters at 8 to 10 cents. Hogs weigh 160 pounds at 9.50 to 9.50. cattle steady to down with steers 4.75 to 5.50. calves 6.00 down, some 6.50. sheep 4.00 to 5.50. lambs at 5.50. Grain and flour futures and farm inputs list No 2 red and 1 yellow corn, oats, wheat, and assorted meal prices. potatoes statewide with graded and russet varieties noted. Chicago quotations reflect butter, poultry, eggs, and market swings in dairy and grain futures.

Cleveland Medhim Leghorn Ohio Pentasylvania New York Pennsylvania Ila Owtler

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders Advertised by Le Roy Company

An old advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as a remedy for headaches and colds. The copy credits Stoner Gray Co of Le Roy New York and emphasizes relief of stiness and teetung discomfort, reflecting wartime era marketing language.

Mother Gray Stoner Gray Co le Roy Bemplé

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