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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1930
Page
5
Fire Chief W. N. Bates reported Ely police say two fires burned simultaneously last night, a first for the city. The East avenue blaze at 229 took 15 minutes to extinguish with Dreamland Theater apparatus. This marks a second fire record in two weeks, following a yearly high in total fires.
Grover Brink was found lying in the snow at Denison and Garford avenues late yesterday afternoon. He was placed in the city jail overnight for warmth and fined five dollars plus costs in police court this morning after pleading guilty.
A car driven by an unnamed man struck Miss Esther Brown of 323 Middle Avenue at Middle Avenue and Fifth Street after her vehicle skidded on ice this morning. Brown reported the other driver followed and rear ended her, causing only minor damage.
Firefighters were summoned to a car owned by J. F. Wilcox in LaGrange at Third Street and Middle Avenue but found the blaze already out, reportedly extinguished by a splash of water. The incident was attributed to a backfire.
Amanda Martin as administrator of William Martin's estate sued Wilow Rk. Phelps of 1399 Hast Avenue Elyria for 1499.23 and Charles Koerber et al of Graf ton for 500 in common pleas court.
Sidney Moles sues Delphia Moles for divorce in common pleas court citing extreme cruelty. The couple married December 27, 1920.
Earl Ward of Clyde Ohio was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Justice J. George after arrest by Sheriff Clarence E. Adams on a charge of intoxication.
A Friday night blaze at the Columbus Whippet Racing Club kennels caused $12,000 in damage and spoiled the lives of 65 valuable dogs. Firefighters battled the flames in Columbus Ohio beginning late Friday. The loss highlights the risks to racing dogs and club facilities.
Waverly Ohio November 29 George N Lochbaum a farmer died from injuries after his shotgun discharged while he was climbing a fence during a hunting accident.
Miss Edith Robinson librarian of the Wellington Herrick Library returned from a week in Nashville Tennessee where she attended the dedication ceremony of Fisk University's new library building and a dinner and conference for visiting librarians from across the country.
In honor of Miss Marabee and Miss Jane Ames, Columbus, guests gathered at the L. G. Bradstock home on Thanksgiving evening for an informal party. Bridge and dancing were enjoyed by a small group of friends.
Akron lawyer Henry Gullea and family visit relatives here for Thanksgiving while OSU students Edwin Branson and others enjoy break with parents. Notices include baptisms planned at Wellington Baptist church, joint Protestant service set for December 14, and Lorain County Male Chorus return arrangements.
Crecelius declares open battle to expose true finances of the cooperative after years of secrecy. He seeks an independent audit as the plan to sell the plant grows from a response to deep debts. The upheaval recalls last year’s resignations and a 1928 shift to retail milk under Ralph Strong. Federal loans and large milk certificate liabilities loom over the association’s finances.
Switzerland produced 26,880,000 pounds of milk in 1929. Major shares of the output were consumed as chocolate, condensed milk, butter, and cheese.
CROOKSVILLE, C November 29 Loss from the fire that destroyed the kiln room and packing department of the Acme plant of the A E Hull Pottery Company here was estimated at $50,000 today. One hundred men will be without employment, temporarily because of the fire. Firemen from Zanesville, Roseville, Crooksville and New Lexington fought the blaze for several hours, hindered by a water shortage.
Mrs Elise Freese Krohn widow of Henry Krohn long connected with the Elyria Police Department died at her daughter Reno F Mussey home on Friday afternoon November 28 born in Flensburg Germany August 19 1842 they came to the United States in 1880 and Elyria home for fifty years survived by two daughters Reno F Mussey Elyria and E J Moser Norfolk Burial will be at Ridgelawn Cemetery service at Reno F Munsey 170 Cleveland Street at two thirty on Monday December 1st officiated by Ray William Muir Auld
Mary Kaszutkiewicz wife of Michael Kaszutkiewicz died at 11 after a nine month illness at 354 Thirteenth Street. Born in Poland June 27 1861 she lived in Elyria and Grafton before moving here. Survived by a daughter and son Louis Kaszutkiewicz and Mrs James Janowicz eight grandchildren and four siblings. Funeral Monday December 1 at 9:30 p m from Holy Cross Church with Rev Rybacks officiating. Burial in St Marys Cemetery Grafton.
Mrs. Sarah Terrell Smith of Ridgeville died at her Fairview Village home this Saturday morning after a weeklong illness. She was sister to Mrs. B. J. Robinson, Mrs. J. R. West, Mrs. Fannie Gilder, and to Henry, Irvin, and Charles Terrell. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
William Nuckles Doak of Virginia, long a Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen leader, is appointed Secretary of Labor by President Hoover. Doak, 48, rose from switchman to editor and general legislative counsel, earning praise from Lakewood, the Brotherhood president, and his official welcome includes a White House cabinet dinner. His family in Bristol, Tennessee, and his Virginia residence are noted.
Developments in safety devices make traveling by trains nearly risk free. Experts claim effectiveness approaches one hundred percent, reflecting improvements in modern rail systems and passenger protection measures.
Miss Charlotte Phillips and Francis A LeCroix, both Graduate School of Theology students, wed on Thanksgiving morning at the brides' parents home in Warren, Pennsylvania. The bride expects a Masters in Religious Education this year, the groom plans a Bachelor of Divinity in 1932. They will reside at 108 East College Street.
Miss Dorothy Hortense Landis daughter of Mr and Mrs George B Landis of East College street united in marriage to Paul Eugene Jones of Van Wert on Thursday November 20 at Tiéttla Church Around the Corner New York Both Mr and Mrs Jones are Oberlin College Class of 27 graduates Jones also completed Harvard Business School last spring They reside in New York where Jones works with the National Theatre Supply Company
A Thanksgiving rally hosted by the ladies of Mt Zion Rantist church runs November 30 to December 7. Rev Charles A Hill of Detroit preaches tomorrow at 3 PM. Rev Horne speaks Monday and Thursday. Rev Charles Brown of Columbia SC leads Tuesday to Friday evenings. December 7 features a youth rally with Miss Othello Shaw and her sister Alberta Shaw, seven, on Why I Believe in the Junior Church, plus music by gospel singer Tillie Shefield of Coshocton. Committee: Mrs M Barnes, Mrs A Wright, Mrs L Thomas, Mrs Donawa, Mrs Woods.
Mrs Katherine Rommen formerly of the Kansu Tibetan border will speak at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon at the Christian and Missionary Alliance hall on North Main Street detailing her life and experiences in China Commander Claude L Lyman of Earl Wilson Locke Post American Legion attended the Post Commanders and Adjutants conference held in Columbus recently
Professor and Mrs Arthur Kimball of New York visited Professor and Mrs Clarence Ward over Thanksgiving at their New York area home. The social call highlighted scholarly ties and seasonal hospitality.
The executive and dining room committee of Pansy Chapter O B S hosts a benefit bridge party this afternoon at Qhberlin Inn. A meeting is set for Monday December 1 at 2 p m with Miss Violet Petty at Mrs Kings home 317 East College Street.
The Garden department of the Oberlin Women’s club will meet on Monday December 1 at 3 p m with Mrs W L Persons at 421 Elm Street.
The Women’s Progressive club will hold their regular meeting on Monday December 1 at 2 30 p m at the home of Miss Turner Lewis Sumner Street Sumner street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryant of Morgan street entertained at a Thanksgiving dinner. Guests included Mrs. Eva Bryant and sons Donald and Floyd. Mr. and Mrs. Gar Harris and family of West Russia. Captain A. T. Pachet t and Mrs. Bell Brochaleker and son Almon of South Amherst. Miss May Bryant of Cleveland. and Earl Bryant of Spencer.
Mr and Mrs W C Christy of Spring street spent Thanksgiving with the former s son Merle Christy and family in Akron Mrs W F Bohn has returned home from a four weeks visit with her brother Joseph Beardsley in Tennessee
Mrs Richard Smiley and Roger Ingraham of Cleveland were Thanksgiving guests at the home of Mr and Mrs George Jackson. Mr and Mrs Marvin Mosher of Massillon are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Hallouer on Groveland Street.
George W. Baily a Oberlin meat dealer was fined 200 and costs after pleading guilty to liquor possession before Justice Walter Watts. He was arrested Sunday by Sheriff Clarence E. Adams and deputies when two gallons of alleged whiskey were found in his car in the garage. Arraigned Monday his hearing was set for yesterday.
William H. Jaeger a 53 year old foundry watchman was killed when a fire engine answering a call to the home of William F Seitz Jr wealthy theatre owner ran him down.
Warren Ohio reports that Representative Clarence J. Mc Cloud and State Senator C. J. Jankowski both of Detroit were badly hurt in an automobile accident Friday at Lake Milton west of Warren. James F. Sloan, also of Detroit and a former secretary to McCloud, sustained minor injuries.
Redwood exports in 1929 reached 62,289,000 board feet, up from 49,815,000 feet in 1928, reflecting a notable increase in timber shipments.
Dr. Myers urges parents to avoid punishment unless clearly warranted. Do not punish in doubt or emotional strain. plan ahead, set rules, and punish only for a specific offense with immediate, definite consequences. Avoid installment plans, cumulative penalties, and punishments driven by pride or unrelated behavior.
Funeral services for pioneer Brownhelm resident Mrs Mary Zilch were conducted Friday at the Zilch Funeral Home with Rev F A Firestone and Rev C J Holliger officiating. Grandsons served as pallbearers. burial followed in Brownhelm Cemetery. Attendants came from Cleveland Milan Lorain and Elyria.
Mr and Mrs E J Larson and son James and Ira Denman of Cleveland attended a family gathering and dinner on Thanksgiving Day at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Denman in Birmingham. A noted coincidence was several aged relatives present Ira Denman is 82 Mrs Sarah Philips 87 and the hosts Mr Denman 85 and Mrs Denman 78. Other guests included Miss Philips and Deil Richardson of Norwalk Mrs Nora Parker Cold Water Mich and Mrs Bentley of Birmingham.
Funeral sites for the late August Cahl aged 75, who died early Friday, will be held from St. Peter's Evangeli cal church at two o'clock Monday afternoon, preceded by private services at the home. Rev. C. E. Schmidt will officiate. Burial will be in the family lot at Crownhill cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Geo Batten entertained at Thanksgiving dinner with guests including Frank Richmond Byrd Richmond Jr E Steele Marion. Ruby Guild hosted a dinner for Bruce and Bruce Jr Jane Bruce Eva Hearn Caroline Olive William. Jackson St held a family Thanksgiving dinner for Powers Nalley A F Nalley Howard. Women s Foreign Missionary Society of Congregational church to observe annual bank offering with Anna Foss speaking. Community Chest canvass plans finalized at St Peter s Evangelical church. Ben Michael hosted dinner for John Michael August Michael Conrad Schroder Allen Dorothy. Ruth Yentzer discharged from Elyria Memorial after operation. A I Eppley hosted Thanksgiving with Clayton Eppley McNeil Raymond Bodare Sargeant. Pythian Sisters chiefs to meet at W G Schaeffer s Monday evening.
Funeral services were held for Dr. Maxwell J. Davis 67 longtime city health commissioner of Mansfield who served 31 years. He was a graduate of Ohio Medical University in Columbus.
Cleveland markets report price ranges for dairy and produce with Ohio round whites at about 1.00 per 60 lb sack and Maine Green Mt at 2.35 to 2.40 per 120 lb sack Idaho Russet near 2.40 to 2.50 per 100 lb sack plus late bulk fat ewes priced from 3.50 to 8.00.
Hogs 400 with steady to 15c lower. Top and bulk pigs under 300 lbs at 8.85, rough sows 7.25, stags 5.25. Cattle 125 with little done versus week ago. steers unevenly higher, cows up 50c, bulls 60 to 75c higher. Calves 50, 10.00–14.50, vaalers 2.00–3.00 higher, week peak 15.00. Sheep 1500, lambs 25+ lower, bulk trim 6.00–6.50, week’s top lambs 9.00.
A fire causing 4000 dollars in damage to a restaurant and confectionery store in Mechanicsburg forced guests of the Tourist Inn to flee to the street in below freezing temperatures. An overheated furnace pipe started the blaze discovered by night watchman Harry Day. Firemen, hampered by cold, prevented spread. restaurant operator Joseph McHvoy his wife and two sons were asleep on the second floor and were aided out by Day.
Two fires interrupted the night with alarms from Mrs. Lyman Clark’s home and the Becker Block on Lodi Street. A rubbish fire under a kitchen floor started by a plumber’s floor torch caused minor damage. hose wagon returned from a Dreamland Theatre blaze in minutes. A smokey alarm from a clogged furnace pipe caused no fire after officials checked the Becker Block. Aid mail service stands at 94 percent.
Chicago markets list butter eggs and poultry prices with ranges for extras firsts and futures. Potatoes wheat corn oats rye barley timothy and clover seed quoted amid steady activity and weather notes. shipments totaled across Wednesday and Thursday with limited trading.
Hogs receipts 175 with market steady. Heavies 8.25 to 8.50, Mediums 8.50 to 8.65, Yorkers 8.50 to 8.75, Pigs 8.50 to 8.75. Cattle receipts light and market steady. Calves receipts light with steady market. Sheep receipts light and market.
Pedro Banco announces a luncheon and prize event at Woodman’s Hall on Tuesday evening in December. Local residents invited to attend and learn about prize awards and community activities.
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