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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1927

Page

7

Injunction in Coal Strike Impacts Inter State Trade

Cleveland reports a federal injunction from Judge Schoonmaker against the United Mine Workers for interfering with Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corp operations. The order restrains violence, nonunion work disruption, and eviction aid, affecting interstate commerce as 83 percent of the company’s coal was sold outside Pennsylvania. A $1.5 million UMW damages suit awaits action.

Cleveland Pittburgh U. S. District Court United Mine Workers Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation F. P. Schoonmaker W. K. Stanley Pennsylvania Stanley United Mine Workers of America

Minister Granted 90 Day Leave To Seek New Pastorate

The Rev. W. W. C. Hicks of Grace Episcopal Church in Cleveland is granted a 90 day leave of absence to find a new pastorate down east. Vestryman E. W. Palmer confirms Hicks will depart around December with full pay and no vestry friction cited. Organist Mrs. Jess E. Hicks has resigned.

Cleveland W W. C. Hicks Grace Episcopal Church E. W. Palmer Jess E. Hikes Grace Episcopal Palmer Hicks Grace Church Dr. Hicka

Patrolman Shoots Man in Cleveland Hat Stunt Gone Wrong

In Cleveland on October 1 Patrolman Henry Frischkorn 26 fired at George Reynard 56 claiming a William Tell challenge. The bullet hit Reynard in the skull and the wounded man was taken to hospital as the patrol car overturned, severing a toe. Frischkorn faced a 2 shooting to kill charge.

William Tell Cleveland Henry Frischkorn George Reynard Reynard Phuilet Frinchkorn Frischkorn

Blue Ribbon Plan Drives Parent Teachers Body Meeting

Columbia Oct 1 The first Parent Teachers association meeting drew a strong turnout with 31 paying dues. Miss Paddock spoke on the health office Blue Ribbon Plan while committees were named for program social and membership. Mrs Clara Crocker was voted as delegate to the State convention at Warren next week. Local ill health news and burial attendees were listed from nearby towns.

Columbia Parent Teachers’ Association Carl Martin Tressa Crum Harry Cartright Olive Bartte Ella Mayer Esther VanArsdale Gertie Burnett Neva King Emma Ray Myrtle Hale Lorena Crocker Clara Crocker Warren John Hollicker Glenville Elva Bebert and Osborne Frankie Wm. Morse Clarence Reisinger Filmer Pittsfeld and Uenewehr Beren, Sans Josephine Wilcot

Man Fined 25 For Intoxication In South Amherst

Joe Matixvick of South Amherst was arrested by Sheriff E G. Matthews on Friday for intoxication and disorderly conduct. He pled guilty before Justice S J George and was fined 25 dollars plus costs.

Joe Matixvick South Amherst E G. Mathews S. J. George

Bicycle stolen from 121 Lodi Street reported

Louis Wagenstine told police last night his bicycle was taken from 121 Lodi Street. The theft was reported to authorities with no further details provided.

Bere Louis Wagenstine Lodi St

Indictments in County Case List Include Concealed Weapons and Fraud

Gonzales and others charged with carrying concealed weapons and statuary offenses appear in the indictment list. Other defendants from Amherst Wellington and Cleveland face driving while intoxicated defrauding an inn keeper burglary larceny and resisting officers. The jury visited the county jail and urged Judge Thompson to enlarge it to separate white and colored prisoners. They plan to reconvene November 15.

Dinner Stories Anyhow, Shirley’s Meaning Shines Through

Shirley, a young inventor of expressions, debates with her elder sister about walking before her fiancé calls. A traveler in a Southern town asks the old Negro taxi driver his name, and the driver replies George Washington, a name he says has been known for over forty years.

Shirley George George Washington

Local P T A Notes And Traffic Incident In Elyria

After a P T A meeting in Elyria last Tuesday, a westbound car veered off an embankment beyond Eaton Center, causing damage to the vehicle. The county P T A council will meet in Brownhelm instead of Columbia. Mrs. Flora Tewis of Berea is hospitalized for medical treatment and rest. Several local residents are noted for health, visits, and travel, including Mrs. J H Bastard’s heart condition and a trip by Glenn Dollamore and friends to California.

Elyria Parent-Teachers’ Association Eaton Center Flora Tewis Berea Community Hospital Parent Teachers Brownhelm Columbia Thou Clara Crocker Lorain County Floyd Moulton Lorain J. H. Bastard Clara Goodwin Harley Dollimore Cleveland Hugh St

Elyria Fans Invited To Elks Club Party

The Elyna Cry team hosts Elyria supporters at the Elks Club Tuesday evening for a free social event. Manager Struck has a lineup with the Peerless quartet, Dr Kelsey juggling, Roscoe Kauffman magic, and a sneaker prize bid. A dance follows the entertainment.

Elks Club Elyna Cry Elyria Mgr. Struck John Gourley Billy Evans Pire Peerless Dr. Kelsey Roscoe Kauffman Struck

Varied Opinions On Habitual Criminal Act Debate

War den P E Thomas of Ohio Penitentiary opposes Michigan style habitual criminal law under which Fred Palm of Detroit received life for a fourth felony with a half pint of gin. Opinions split on justice of the tag. anti saloon league leaders praise the law while H H Goddard urges cure through confinement. A grocers course mentioned in Alabama schools.

Columbus P. E Thomas Ohio Michigan Fred Palm Detroit Palm Scott McBride Westerville Anti-Saloon League Charles M. Earhart Ohio Anti-Saloan League H. H. Goddard Ohio State University Thomas Lars Shun McBride America

Oberlin Window Fair Opens With Local Exhibits

Oberlin marks the Third Annual Window Fair with flowers fruit vegetables and homemade crafts decorating business district windows. Prizes will be awarded today as visitors also see a college football game against Kenyon and a campus bonfire concert by the village band. Dwight Dulmage an Oberlin native died in Texas in an auto accident this week. Community clubs meet Oct 3 4 and 5 with residents and visitors from Muncie Indiana and Cleveland noted.

Wisdow Oberlin Kenyon Oberlin Village

Death of Mrs. Christian Raustack at Elytia Memorial Hospital

Mrs. Christian Raustack, 42, of North Ridgeville, died at Elytia Memorial Hospital yesterday at 2 00 p m. Sudro Funeral Directors transported the body to Cleveland for arrangements.

Christian Raunsback Christian Raustack North Ridgeville Elytia Memorial Hospital Sudro Funeral Directors Cleveland

Rainbow Gardens Opens in Elyria Recreation Center

Rainbow Gardens in Elyria held its formal opening last night near the post office with large crowds in attendance. The new skating hall drew praise as Elyria’s first close skating rink in years. Manager Thomas Gibson plans more events including parties masquerades and boxing shows throughout the year.

Rainbow Gardens Elyria Thomas Gibson Plang To

Wew Distributors For Chrysler Cars Here

Announcement notes a new Chrysler showroom and service station on East Broad Street at the bridge. Public inspections begin Monday with formal opening Saturday October 5. Elyria distributors are L H Duntee R H Collier and Tom Bannon all longtime local auto men. The site is described as one of the citys finest modern car showrooms and service stations.

John Halpin East Broad Street Chrysler Line Chryslers Elyria L. H. Duntee R. H. Collier Tom Bannon Elyriana Chrysler

Cleveland Market Review Signals Mixed Fresh Produce and Livestock

Cleveland and Toledo markets report varied prices for butter eggs cheese and poultry with hogs and calves selling steady to slightly lower. Chicago and Minneapolis quotes show softer butter and steady to mix wheat corn oats and grain futures with regional livestock receipts numbering in the hundreds.

Cleveland York State Ducks Maine Ohio Michigan New York Wisconsin Minnesota Colorado Brown Beauties Cleveland Livestock Chicago United States North Dakota Red River Idaho Baker Russets Rurale Tolendo Toledo Bbc Nec Dee Timothy Minneapolis

Traffic deaths hit 114,897 in five years report

Charles M. Upham of the American Road Builders Association cites a five year period with 114,897 fatalities and 446,370 injuries from auto accidents in the United States. He cites pedestrians as two thirds of deaths and notes peak accident hours and age-related risks.

Washington United States Charles M. Upham American Road Builders’ Association Uphem Upham

Happy Days On Ship Described By Mrs Curtice

A letter from Violet Curtice of Wellington describes an American Legion convention voyage to France with her husband. Reports note a London style three-masted ship sighting, whale spouts, and a Paris tour plan by Mr Graber for Lorain county people. English ex service men on board foster friendships with U S A servicemen as daily meals and late night rations keep spirits high aboard.

Violet Curtice Wellington France American Legion Ohio Bernhardt Elyria Graber Paris Lorain County Stacy Bittner Grafton Bittner U. S England

Jews Observe Yom Kippur Observances and Reflections

Yom Kippur falls on October 6, marking the Day of Atonement in the Jewish calendar. Kol Nidre begins the observance with a noted melody, and the day emphasizes repentance, atonement, and reconciliation with God through fasting, prayer, and communal remembrance.

Hoda Temple Jerusalem Hin Su Jrer

Marion County Divorces Hearings Declared Monday

Marion County common pleas court designates Monday as divorcee day to clear docket for the week. Separate note mentions ongoing research in Jerusalem into the origin and substance of Biblical manna.

Marion Marion County Jerusalem

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clevelander St. Louis Central Press Columbia School Alabama Charles W. Lawrence North Pleasant ST Texas Dwight Dulmage Dal Mage I. T. S. P.M. Club Grace Morgan Walnut Street J. F. Defenbacher Muncie Indiana Oberlin Women's Club J. W. Eglin Mary Rockwell South Main Street William Tucker Aj Cleveland Nineteenth Century Club O. A. Lindquist Forest Street J. W. Hill West College Street A. 8. Root Allen Hospital London Frank Carey Lonnon Madison County Wew Chrysler Cars Cleveland Produce Wim. R. Ferrie Bertha Parmalee Sullivan, O Ambassador Herrick Ferrie Parmalee Herrick Legionnaires Sea Men's Benefit Fund Frank Brooker Chester Brooker 13Th Street Kansas Argentina Mrs. Curtice
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