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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1936

Page

9

Five Major Musical Events Scheduled For Oberlin

Oberlin lists five December concerts spanning soloists bands and choirs before Christmas vacation. Highlights include Miss Helen Jepsen Metropolitan soprano on December 4, an Oberlin bands concert directed by A L Williams on December 5 featuring the Academic Processional March by Carl Exgel, Rudolf Serkin piano recital on December 7, the Musical Union chorus of 170 voices performing Bach's Christmas Oratorio on December 9, and the Cleveland Orchestra under Artur Rodziński on December 15.

Oberlin Helen Jepson A. L. Williams Carl Exgel G. Schirmer Music Company Rudolf Serkin Umeon Olaf Christiansen Act Cleveland Orchestra Artur Rodzinski

Help bladder control with boiled water and herbal brew

A fragmented health notice advises drinking six glasses of boiled water daily plus herbal mixtures to ease bladder issues. It mentions remedies with buhu leaves and juniper and suggests a four day trial with a payment of 250.

C. C. Bowers Rugeist Lagt

Final Oberlin concert led by Znesco

Dr Rodzinski bows out this season as the Oberlin Orchestra performs its last concert in Finney Chapel on March 5 under the baton of Georges Znesco, notedRomanian violinist and conductor.

Dr. Rodzinski Oberlin Georges Znesco Finney Chapel

Church Banquet Celebrates Longtime Members and Choir

The Elyria church honored its oldest members at a banquet with greetings from Dr. Robert T. Ketcham and Dr. George Johnson. Rev. Nichols of Springfield spoke, and the original choir was introduced. Plans include an Elijah concert tonight and a Thanksgiving address by Rev. Ketcham tomorrow on Boxes Bottles and Books at the Judgment Seat of Christ.

Robert T. Ketcham George Johnson Balquet G. Nichols Springfield O. G. Nichols D-troit Mary Hancock Grace Blanchard F. Flora Rene van Wormer Claude Blanchard Annie Everard Inez Fitch Effrie Ahee Bird Christ Dr. Johnson Q. G. Nichols Robt Ketcham FA. Yost H. Bauben Rob't T. Ketcham Garr Indiana Elyria Church Judgment Seat of Christ Elyria

Chief of Police Proposes Plan to Preserve City Curfew

Police Chief E J Stankard suggests a radar based solution to preserve the city curfew ordinance, a proposal a council committee is weighing for repeal. Service Director T J Faxon notes city hall and fire station remodeling require removing the old belfry, making it hard for firemen to ring the bell at prior times.

E. J. Stankard T. J. Faxon Stankard Bates

YMCA Organizes New House Basketball League

The YMCA forms a house league for beginner players to join stronger athletes. Richard Elliott, head of the Young Men's Committee, says Carl Wasz ner plans sessions for both new and experienced players. The league will meet Mondays and Thursdays in the senior gym, with team selection beginning December 10.

Richard Elliott Elliott Carl Waszner Young Rebel Hermsath George Baer Donald Yust Harald Dickens

Plan for Equipment at Jefferson Junior High Addition

Columbus officials and state PWA officials discussed equipment for the Jefferson Junior High School addition to use the PWA grant. W QO Mette lan and Alva C. Smith noted the district would pay 5 percent of costs while the grant covers 95 percent. Several rooms may host classes next Monday as the addition nears completion but final acceptance awaits full completion.

Jefferson Junior High School PWA Columbus W. QO. Mettelan Alva C. Smith

Funeral director named in 5900 suit over fatal crash

Ben B Bittner, funeral director, named defendant in a $5,900 wrongful death suit filed by Chas C Seton administrator for Frank Brown. Brown died in a traffic accident Aug 3 at Middle avenue and Ninth street involving Bittner ambulance. Suit filed for Brown’s siblings and relatives including Edwin R Brown William B Brown Jennia Seton Bertha Whitner and Fred A Brown. Driver Arthur Tabiett was acquitted of second degree manslaughter. no charges against Clayton Rodmann.

Ben B Bittner Chas. C. Seton Frank Brown Middle Avenue Ninth Street Bittner Seton Edwin R William B. Brown Jennia Seton Bertha Whitner Fred A. Brown Brown Arthur Tabiet Grafton Tabiett Clayton Rodmann Amherst

Court House Chronicle of Local Divorces and Notices

Lorain court actions include a divorce suit by Mary Sturgis against William Sturgis citing grass neglect of duty and detailing three children ages 9 4 and 2. The Citizens Home and Savings Association sued Margaret John Vernard Lorain et al for 5321 on two notes with foreclosure sought. A divorce case of Tsa hele Bord Cook against Dan Hi Cook was dismissed in common pleas court. Eight potential jurors summoned for common pleas jury service. Attendees listed from Elyria and Lorain gathered for local civic matters including discussion of a whistle purchase for Fire Chief Bates after the belfry’s planned demolition.

Mary Sturgis C. W. Davis Lorain Wiliam Sturgis Lorain City Citizens Home and Savings Association Margaret John Vernard Lorain, Et al Tsahele Bord Cook Dan Hi Cook Common Pleas Crourt Common Pleas Court Voncar Esthe Adams Elyria Irene Tyt Esme- Ringer John Woones Andrew Mitro

Chest campaign participants pay for own meals

All participants paid for their meals during the Community Chest drive. The opening dinner cost fifty cents, noon luncheons forty cents each. The pre campaign Country Club dinner was funded by a committee of businessmen, not Chest funds.

Country Club

Chronicle-Telegram skips Thanksgiving edition

The Chronicle-Telegram will not publish an issue tomorrow in observance of Thanksgiving.

Chronicle-Telegram

Death Record of Mrs Pharhbe Howrber Belden Resident

Mrs Pharhbe Howrber wife of Charles FL Reerber of Belden died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 2 50 a m after a week illness. Born in Cleveland December 25 1899 she lived in Belden four years and previously in Grafton for 12 years. Member of the M E church Belden. Survived by husband daughter Patricia Ann two sons Charles and Donald two sisters Mrs Charles Hopper New Castle Pa and Miss Gladys Parker Cleveland. Body to Brvttner Funeral Home to the foster parents Frank Cousins Mechanic sites Gratton for funeral Friday at 2 p m with Heterend tieverge Beebe WiIEL officiating burial in Butternut Ridge cemetery.

Pharhbe Howrber Charles FL Reerber Beldet Elyria Memorial Hospital Cleveland Belden Grafton M. EL Patricia Ann Charles Donald Charles Hopper New Castle Gladys Parker Brvttner Frank Cousins Gratton

Funeral services for William C. Moser

Funeral services for William Charles Moser of Case Road, who died yesterday morning, will be held Friday afternoon at the from his late home with Rev. Walter F. Hoffman officiating.

Wiliam Charles Moser Case Road Walter F. Hoffman

George Howard 79 Dies at Elrria Memorial Hospital

George Howard 79 of Calundia Station died this morning at 9 45 at Elrria Memorial Hospital No funeral arrangements have been announced.

George Howard Calundia Elrria Memorial Hospital

Lorain Man Fined On Driving Charge

Robert Renouard of 1057 Ninth Street was fined 22 and costs for reckless driving after being charged with speeding 59 mph on Middle Avenue and Oberlin Road around 10 pm yesterday. George Zemba of 1813 West Avenue was charged with reckless driving for speeding on Cleveland Street. trial set for November 28.

Robert Renouard Ninth Street Lorain Don A. Baird Middle Avenue Oberlin Road George Zemba West Avenue Cleveland Street

Hearing Set For Firearms Charge In Elyria Case

Albert Burnett of 2206 11th street Elyria faces a firearms charge after allegedly pointing a shotgun at Clifford Sayles during a traffic altercation on Oberlin road near the city limits on November 23. Burnett was released today on a 3100 bond pending a hearing before Justice Joseph Petro tentatively set for Friday. Burnett denies the accusation.

Albert Burnett 11Th Street Elyria Joseph Petro Clifford Sayles Eighth Street Burnett Oberlin Road

Collision on Second Street Damages Car

A car driven by R E Ursem of 29 Marseilles avenue was damaged about 5 p m yesterday on Second street near East avenue when it allegedly was struck by a car owned by George Lecurg of 327 Seventh street Ursem reported the other vehicle did not stop and noted the license number Elizabeth Balogh filed suit to quiet title to rural property naming Ohio Fuel Gas Company et al as defendants

R. E. Ursem Marseilles Avenue Second Street East Avenue George Lecurg Seventh Stret Ursem Elizabeth Balogh Ohio Fuel Gas Company Et al

Justice says settle and seal for $25000 in Ohio train crossing suit

James G. Richter of Coldwater Michigan sued The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad for personal injuries after a 1929 Route 18 auto train collision near Wellington. The five year litigation involved multiple verdicts and appeals before mutual consent settled the action yesterday with no public disclosure.

James G. Richter Coldwater Mich Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Aleas Ohio Supreme Court D. A. Cook Richter Wellington

Elyrian Fined On Gambling Charge

Joe Hal a confectioner at Middle avenue and Fifth street faced a $50 fine and costs after being arraigned before Mayor Don A Baird on a gambling charge. Officers Parker and Boggs arrested Hallett at about 9 p m yesterday as four players used a pit ball machine with stakes totaling 10 cents. Hallett had a prior similar arrest with a $50 fine and $25 suspended.

Joe Halten Middle Avenue Fifth Street Don A. Baird C. E. Parker James Boggs Hallet Hallett

Boys Party Planned At YMCA Friday

About 100 Elyria boys are expected for a YMCA membership party hosted by the boys division Friday night. The event is a Thanksgiving party open to division members and their guests with a program arranged but details not yet announced.

Elyria Bors Bors

Courthouse Plan Discussed By County Officials

Officials debated a hypothetical 71 million bridge figure and a new courthouse on the current site. They noted temporary relocation of functions during razing and construction while considering second floor improvements and jury witness facilities.

Common Pleas

Market Report from Cleveland Livestock and Produce

Cleveland livestock market shows cattle steady with various price ranges for calves cows and heifers. Sheep and lambs active with strong demand. vegetables and produce itemized with per bushel and per basket prices across cabbages beets carrots celery and more.

Ll.va T.ehays

Truck Driver Fined 550 And Costs

Anthony Simmer, a Cleveland truck driver, was fined 359 and costs and had his driving rights suspended for six months after a Lorain mayoral trial for driving under the influence. He was arrested on Lake avenue Sunday night. Henry Krause of Cleveland, riding with him, was fined 31 and costs for intoxication.

Anthony Simmer Cleveland Coests Elyria D. A. Baird Lake Avenue Henry Krause

Campaign fund totals from schools and industry rise in drive

The final campaign report shows $2,406.48 from schools and early late additions. Teachers contributed $1,944.62 and students $358.36. custodians $66 and Patevi-Teacher Associations $32.50. Industrial division reached $52,717.95 with women’s teams at $12,061.67 and men’s teams at $12,924.48 of the $60,949.76 final total.

Crehore

Tomato Prices and Turnip Baskets in Local Market

Market listing shows tomatoes at 8 dollars per basket with medium baskets at 1.15 dollars and 1.25 dollars. Turnips offered in 1 bushel baskets for 25 cents in SF Soc.

Grain and Feed Prices From Sheets Elevator and Montana Milling

Grain and hay prices listed by bushel and ton from Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co. No. 2 red wheat $1.24 and other grades for oats corn and flour by the barrel or ton. hay and straw prices show assorted lots and alfalfa cuts. Toledo Grain and Toledo Produce sections include wheat corn oats rye butter and eggs with assorted premiums and scales.

Sheets Elevator Co Montana Milling Co COHN Oliver

Banquet Plans Outline School Staff Roles

headed by Shively the athletic board includes coaches the faculty manager of athletics and the assistant principal plus several high school teachers. Miss Alice Lentz oversees dining room preparations while Miss Mae Speer and Miss Ida Ceffland supervise food service. Art students under Miss Dorothy Jones craft decorations programs and head table cards. Leaders' Group under Miss Marian Kembie will manage coats and hats. Dinner set for 6 30 p m.

Shively Alice Lentz Mae Speer Ida Ceffland Dorothy Jones Marian Kembie

High School Committee Members Named in Continued Note

F. Stevens, Fred Lohnes, J. R. Dall, and A. H. West appear on the high school committee as the article resumes on page i. More context follows in the continued column.

F. Stevens Fred Lohnes J. R. Dall A. H.west The High School Committee

Christmas parole for Lester Hineline scheduled in London

A Christmas parole for Lester Hineline, sentenced here for iar eens, is set for December 20. He is among twenty four inmates at the London prison who will receive paroles this holiday season.

Lester Hineline Iareens London

Local Residents Named in Property Notice

Webber of R. D. 1 Wellington, L. P. Paize of Oberlin, and Miss Anna Mactin of R. D. 2 Columbia Station are identified in the notice.

Hi Club at the Y M C A elects Merle O'Dell as advisor

The Hi Club at the Y M C A held its weekly meeting last night electing Merle O'Dell as advisor. A swimming party was also featured during the gathering, highlighting club activities.

Hi- Club Merle O’dell

Public sale of dissolving partnership assets near Grafton Belden

Public auction begins December 1 at 12 36 P M at the residence 31 miles east and 1 mile south of Grafton or 1 mile east and 1 mile north of Belden. Items include mares a gray mare with colt, farm machinery grain binder drill mower etc. Terms cash. Auctioneers Clayton H Sooy and clerk Lee Klinect.

North Main Street Wellington Ohio Grafton Belden Cash Mike Damico Domenico Divingenzo Clayton H. Sooy Lee Klinect

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Middle Ave Wakeman and Vicinity Clarksfield Hollow Dane A and Dever Court Street Shoe Shop Leedale Leedale’s W. K. Brubaker Elyria Block Crystal Restaurant Fhone Hlgman MES. Phoebr Koerber Moser Funeral Lorain Man Elyrian Cleveland Livestock Yvear Toledo Sederis Restaurant G. J. O ° Connor E. 13Th St Park Studio Itmas Photos Ave Cdonnell’s Elryia East Ave P.O. Ford Clarion H. Soor G. W. Woodruff F. A. Humphrey Bluebird Restaurant & Soda Grill
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