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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
3
In Cuyahoga County Ed Sergen, Mansfield faith healer, was convicted of practicing magnetic healing without a state certificate and unlawful advertising of his healing. The court fined Sergen $200 and sentenced him to 60 days in jail on the first charge, with additional penalties noted.
In Cleveland Municipal Court the appellate court affirmed the defendant Sorgen's convictions. Sorge n practiced at 4511 Peart Meud, Cleveland, but his counsel argued he did not violate the law, as he charged no fee and relied on the patient’s voluntary contributions.
A novel windowless department store, the first of its kind, opens on Chicago’s south side by Sears Roebuck & Co. The $1.5 million building was designed after architects found daylight in such spaces negligible and tested an air conditioning system to suit the structure.
Washington dispatch notes the Roosevelt administration leans middle in recent months with radical moves offset by conservative trends. Highlights include changes in Reserve Board appointments, Ickes PWA plans, Douglas budget resignation, health old age unemployment insurance, Hopkins relief stance, and push for budget balance. Countervailing signals cite social insurance retreat, business conferences, NRA staffing shifts, and opposition to extra relief measures.
Odell testifies in court about being abducted by a mob at McGuffey Ohio during the onion strike disturbances. Chief Deputy Lloyd Norman described warnings to Odell and Odell being taken away in a truck as officers sought to rescue him. The jury toured McGuffey and Odell and Mayor Ott’s bombed home.
Hollywood, Nov. 22 The independent producer Walter Wanger vowed a fight to win clearance for his political film The President Vanishes after William Hays blocked its screening even though Joseph Breen had approved. The film, anonymously written, depicts the president's disappearance on the eve of war.
George E Eppley of Cleveland, active in Governor-Elect Martin L. Davey’s campaigns, was reported to be under consideration for the state welfare director post. Eppley, a leader in Cleveland’s Leader Building and a Knights of St John brigadier general, worked among Catholic voters during the campaign. Proposals to appoint a woman to a cabinet post led to speculation the welfare post could be filled by a woman, possibly the education director role.
Isaac Mosley a 26 year old Cincinnati man awaiting execution at the Ohio Penitentiary is on another hunger strike. He had previously refused food before a 20 day stay of execution and was condemned for the murder of Abraham Wartik a furniture dealer in Columbus on November 22 according to UP.
The annual report of the Workmen's Compensation Fund public employees' section of the Industrial Commission of Ohio shows total receipts of 1 445 282 32 for the year ending Oct 31 1933 and claims paid totaling 1 118 821 57, the document on file with the State Bureau of Inspection indicates.
Mallet Creek school released a season schedule beginning November 23 with games against Sharon York Seville Spencer Lodk Branswick Litchfield Homet Hinchley Liverpool Westfield and Chatham at York. Over twenty players out and high hopes after last year losses. first game vs Granger played Friday with no score available.
Firefighters responded to a blaze on Middle Avenue and George Street yesterday. Gasoline from a flooded carburetor ignited as the automobile owned by Lorain orchestra leader Bob eon burst into flames. firefighters extinguished the fire with no damage reported.
Wellington briefs note weekend visits by Button Backus of West Point Pleasant New Jersey to relatives including H L Gfl Barker and others in the area. Reports mention a one act comedy Thast Cave of School to be presented by Penfield Congregational Aid Society at Penfield school auditorium Thursday evening. Other items include visits from Mrs Hiram Shirley Saltsbury Pa to daughter Mrs Grover Dunkelman, a benefit tea by Women’s Benefit Association members, Nellie Markham recovering from surgery, Group No 8 Methodist Aid Society gathering with devotion and thankfulness talk, Anna Nooney planning winter with Litchfield relatives, and Mrs Carrie Ormeraid and Mrs Fay Boise ill or staying with relatives.
A Soviet plan for vast railway expansion in the far east was unveiled in Moscow. It calls for a new West to East line across Siberia to the Pacific, doubling of current trans Siberian tracks, and a network of branch lines north of Manchuria. The event included prize drawings with winners Clarence Peterson and Arthur Kaiser, with several local attendees noted.
Miss Luebele Kaiser stands out as the village Honor Roll student this month, a Sophomore with four A’s. Local visits included Mr and Mrs Lot Rych of Cleveland at the Gross family home and Norman Derek hosting Derek and Gross relatives. Arthur Kaiser and daughters Jane and Carol attended Peck's Bad Boy in Medina, while Nelson Schultz and daughters Hope and Georgia visited Hastings family in Litchfield.
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