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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
5
Berlin Oct 5 UR reports the first section of the Goebbels drafted press law becomes law, declaring editors must uphold the regime and classing newspapers as public institutions. The decree imposes death or 15 years for treasonable periodicals and plots against officials, marking newsrooms as state aligned.
Geraldine Diederick 7 of 814 East Avenue sustained minor scratches and bruises after being struck by an automobile driven by Mrs. B C Franklin of 207 East Heights Blvd while crossing Fourth Street near East Avenue en route to St Marys school. She was taken to Memorial Hospital.
The Rivon theatre announced that Gold Star Mothers will be admitted free from this week during the screening of the film Pilgrimage.
Hollywood screen actress Renee Adoree, long afflicted with tuberculosis, died today in a sanitarium at Sanland Cajil. The motion picture star had been unable to work for years and was widely mourned in the film community.
An advertisement for FASTEETH a new improved powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates. It claims to hold false teeth firm and comfortable without side slipping or popping out, no gummy taste or pasty feel, and to freshen breath. Available at Mair's and other drug stores.
Leroy Eisele of 405 North street reported to police that two girls on bicycles ran into his automobile as he was turning from West avenue into North street about 7 30 p m Neither cyclist was Injured and both refused to give their homes Their bicycles were damaged Fined & May or Fines of 5 dollars and costs were assessed Halph Foster and John Byak when arraigned before Mayor W H Van Oster this morning for intoxication.
Six persons were hurt in a crash on the Cleveland Sandusky road one mile east of Lorain involving two cars and a bus. Injured were Mrs. Harry McCune and Louis Stolba of Lorain at Lorain Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Burns and Charles Burgett at Huron and Good Samaritan Hospitals. Mrs. C M Galvin of Youngstown and Mrs. Helen Cottren of Detroit among 14 bus passengers. The bus driven by John Williams swerved to avoid collision. one car went into a ditch and another hit a telegraph pole. One auto was on the wrong side while attempting to pass. no word on condition.
Lorain County relief agencies will receive 18000 pounds of pork in the coming days as part of a state wide distribution of federal pork purchases. County Relief Director M A Houghton was advised by the State Relief Commission in a morning letter. Storing the meat was being considered, and about 1300 relief eligible families in Lorain county stand to benefit.
Death record notes Mrs Mina Henkel nee Meyer died at her Los Angeles home after a long illness. She formerly lived in Elyria and was widow of Rev Henry Henkel who died in 1914. Born April 6 1848 in Woodville Ohio, she belonged to Fontana California Lutheran Church and leaves seven children including Rev Theodora Henkel Oil City Ohio Rev Onto Henkel Fontana CA Theophil Henkel Cleveland Heights Dr Walter Henkel Los Angeles and daughters Ida New Brunswick Clara Alamosa and Bertha Fontana. Funeral at Sudrn Home with Rev Herma Barrels of Grace Lutheran Cleveland Heights officiating. Also brief notices of Anna Jaeger of Amherst and the late E D Kindig with funeral details.
Senator Thomas W. Latham of Huron county issues a Lorain county wide challenge to debate repeal of the eighteenth amendment. Once a dry advocate, he says repeal is inevitable and the Pioneer Association of Independent Voters plans regulatory steps before repeal. The group proposes federal control for three years post repeal, then local option if desired. Admission free, opposition to cover half the cost.
Havana endures post storm chaos as looters are shot and snipers attack, with two killed and a third wounded. Government orders strict action, while floods and power outages affect provinces. President Ramon Gran San Martin strengthens control while denying arrests of ex leaders Mario Menacas and Carlos Mendieta.
Graham Meeks was arrested in Cleveland yesterday for non support and will be brought to town today. Emma Fox of Elyria seeks divorce from Harry E Fox alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. they married in 191? and have two children. Elyria Savings and Trust Company sues Leoj C Smallwood et al. for 8753 on a promissory note, with foreclosure and receiver requested.
Lorain County will stage a potato and apple show if the fruit and potato committees decide to sponsor it. The committees, made up of local farmers and extension agents, will meet tonight to plan and determine sponsorship and future exhibition details.
The Elyria High Herald, the school’s new student newspaper, will appear tomorrow at Elyria High. A fresh staff, chosen last spring, will publish the biweekly paper this school year under faculty advisor Margaret Edwards.
Oberlin date Oct 5 reports the marriage of Miss Berneta Radie of Litchfield to Roger Ingraham of Cleveland formerly of Oberlin. The ceremony at the bride's parents home featured Rev Sehort and a autumn decorated altar. Attendees included families from Mansfield Akron Elyria Lorain Wellington Medina and Oberlin before the couple began a motor trip to Washington DC en route to Lakewood. The bride, Oberlin School of Commerce graduate, worked at A I Root in Medina. Ingraham, Oberlin commerce graduate class of 1930, worked with Sheil Oil and Petroleum in Cleveland.
Plans are underway for the Window Fair in Oberlin on October 6 and 7. Now in its eighth year, the event started in 1923 and has continued annually except for 3221. The fair combines educational value with prize opportunities across displays of tables, fruit, flowers, baked goods, needlecraft, and more.
A Scranton inmate in a Michigan prison alleges a kidnapping plot connected to the Lindbergh baby case. He says William G. Lanning discussed the plan while posing as Harry Wallace and used false pretenses to obtain money. He recalls overhearing it January 2, 1982 at Old Forge near Scranton.
Lanning stated Capone Interests offered the kidnap for a $56 000 ransom to bomb the Lindhersh home and incited the Scranton gang to carry out several bombings in the East.
Welmer t learns his peach tree on Cleveland Road is blooming late in the season. He admits uncertainty about the last dose of summer but notes the blossoms are real and visible. Neighbors observe a festive mood as springlike flowers appear, reflecting enduring social humor and modern times.
Postmaster KR. By Lersch urges public cooperation to speed post office service via telephone. Callers should state their message to the answering clerk rather than request a specific worker to avoid delays. If the answering clerk cannot aid, they will connect to the proper person without pulling extra staff from duties. He notes callers often prompt unnecessary transfers.
Elyria Ohio October 5 1933 a writer urges civic groups social and religious bodies to resist backing out of commitments. He argues the cause is fear not religion and urges men to return to join with others for the good of the city, warning of personal spiritual loss. William M Auld signed the piece.
Emory Durkish, nineteen, died from injuries in an explosion of a discarded carbide tank on a farm near Mansfield. Walter Lepine, seven, was struck and killed by an automobile in East Liverpool. the driver fled. In New Philadelphia a judge overruled a change of venue request for David Miller, charged with first degree murder. trial set for Oct. 16. Samuel S. Hirst, Civil War veteran, died in New Philadelphia. Ohio Valley Improvement Association to meet in Cincinnati on Oct. 24-25. Louise Schultz of Cleveland elected state councilor of the Ohio Council, Sons and Daughters of Liberty. Cleveland chosen for 1934 convention. other officers named.
The GRID SQUAD to a PER CENT TURE STATE COLLAGE Pennsylvania State College reports no out of state players on the Nittany Lions for the first time. Every player hails from within the state, with each man a graduate of a Pennsylvania high school or prep school and remaining tied to the Commonwealth.
Market notes from Cleveland show barely steady cattle hogs and fluctuating poultry with varied prices. Grain and produce quotations list butter eggs potatoes tomatoes and cereals, reflecting a broad, steady to slow trading day across livestock dairy and farm commodities.
Lorain County public health workers formed the Lorain County Public Health League at the Y M C A yesterday. G W Dudderar Lorain was named president with Mayor A R Jones Elria vice president and Mrs C H Martin Oberlin secretary treasurer.
Five years ago Elyria and Lorain registered record numbers for the presidential election year with 4300 in Elyria and 5994 in Lorain as locals joined Americana Legion drum and bugle corps for a special train to the national convention in San Antonio Texas. Oberlin reports a shooting at a home after a Halloween prank with Oberlin-Simeon Nash hospitalized with a bullet wound. A straw poll at Oberlin College shows Hoover leading with 308 votes to Smith's 104.
A 55-year-old Lorain man allegedly traveling to Washington to press a money demand on President Roosevelt with heavy iron tools was detained in county jail and scheduled to appear before Probate Judge H. C. Whocxon on an insanity charge. In Tiffin Ohio, the Northwestern Ohio Medical Association set Toledo for its 1934 convention with Dr. C. Hufford of Toledo named president and other officers from Marion and Findlay.
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