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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1936

Page

10

Bricker accuses Davey of using state funds in campaign

Ohio Attorney General and GOP gubernatorial candidate John W. Bricker charged Governor Davey with using state funds and property for his re election campaign. He claimed state stationery stamps and employee time were diverted to politics and accused opponents of lodge letter interference. Katherine Kennedy Brown and Sam Spurzeon spoke for Landon Knox at the event.

Newark John W. Bricker Davey Bricker Katherine Kennedy Brown Darton Sam M. Spurzeon Alfred M. Landon Frank Knox

Real Estate Transfers in Lorain Elyria and Avon Area

Sheriff deeds and transfers list property moves across Lorain Elyria Amherst Township Sheffield Township and Avon Village. Notable items include Citizens' Home Savings Association and Andwur Mortgage Loan Company properties on multiple streets, plus several 10 acre parcels on Avon Sheffield Road. Names include Magsie Short Herman Tyson Anna Gubeno Katharine Wolf Lena Wolf Henry Schmitz Jacob Schmitz Leonard Hastings and The Eastern Heights Land Company.

Home Owners’ Loan Corporation West 25Th Street Lorain Andwur Mortgage Loan Company Willams Street Elyria Magsie Short Herman Trson North Ridge Road Amherst Township Agata Cyran Frank Cyran West 29Th Street Citizens’ Home & Savings Association Company East 28Th Street Gaylord Sheffield Township Citizen's Home & Savings Association Company Long Avenue Samuel Street Henry Schmitz Anna M. Gubeno Sheffield- Avon Road Avon Village Katherine Wolf Avon- Sheffield Anna M. Gubene Lena Wolf Avon-Sheffield Avon- Sheffield Road Jacob Schmitz Eastern Heights Land Company Leonard A. Hastings Columbia Avenue

Litchfield Social Visitors Share Weekend Across Town

Mrs Helen Rauscher of Erharst visits her daughter Mrs A O Frombaugh. Families from Columbia Medina Wadsworth Burton Pittsfield Cuyahoga Falls Cleveland and Chatham all appear in local notices as weekend callers and a Litchfield high school baseball team beat Chatham 8 to 1. Dr Harry Street’s niece Miss Helen Streett from Cleveland visits. Mrs John Knopf to attend Cleveland Exposition.

Helen Rauscher Erharst A. O. Frombaugh Harry Knopf Columbia Glenn Hoover Medina Charles Kahl Wadsworth Joan Knopf Clyde Bennett Burton Ohio Frank Burrer Elmer Wideman Pittsfield Walter Sears Cuyahoga Falls Keith Herbert Cleveland Herbert Edwards Laura C. H. Sears Litchfield High Chatham Helen Streett Harry Street John Knopf

McKinley PTA Names Committee Chairs At Monday Meeting

Mrs. George Tulk announced chairs for standing committees to the McKinley Parent Teacher Association including J P Taylor membership Morris Brown magazines R J Fitch hospitality Walter Peak safety E H Evans mother singers J F Payne student aid E W Wright publicity and B L Ohlemacher. Mrs Evans introduced Mayor D A Baird who urged cooperation with the police in the City Wide Safety Campaign. Mrs Fred Lohnes sang two numbers with accompaniment by Mrs H E Vibber. Linda Cuyler of the Public Library spoke on books for children and displayed several works. A paper sale was announced for Tuesday October 13 at the school.

George Tulk McKinley Parent-Teacher Association J. P. Taylor Morris Brown R. J. Fitch Walter Peak E. H. Evans J. F. Payne E. W. Wright B. L Ohlemacher Evans D. A. Baird Fred Lohnes H. E. Vibber Taylor Linda Cuyler Public Library Toledo Garry Myers Red Cross

Jefferson Junior High PTA Toasts Fire Prevention Week

Ee A Waldron of the Elyria Fire Department spoke at Jefferson Junior High PTA in observance of Fire Prevention Week. He urged safety matches and greater fire consciousness. Mrs Loretta Fell, president, opened the meeting and led group singing.

Ee. A. Waldron Elyria Fire Department Jefferson Junior High P T. A Waldron Loretta Fell Witham Garry C. Myers F. A. Dusthimer Donald Smith Viola Hargrave E. H. Evans India Fell Walter Botamer Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Toledo Jefferson Association

Susanna Wesley Class Meeting Plans Benefit Sale

Members of the Susanna Wesley class of the Methodist church and one guest Miss Joyce Peterman met at Mrs. Neva Thompson’s home on Middle Avenue. A three course supper was served at 6 30 and a business meeting led by Vice President Edna Mae Wilson planned an attendance contest from October 11 to December 6 with captains Helen Snow and Frances Bradley. They also planned a white elephant sale at the next meeting. The evening ended socially and the class will meet again November 2 at 7 30 with Edna Mae Wilson on Ninth Street.

Susanna Wesley Methodist Church Joyce Peterman Neva Thompson Middle Avenue Edna Mae Wilson Helen Snow Frances Bradley Ninth Street

First Methodist Girls Name Alma Scheuneman Advisor

Standard Bearers of the First Methodist church introduced Alma Scheuneman as their new advisor and councillor at a gathering hosted by Dorothy Ryan on Blaine Street. Olive Pontier spoke about missionary experiences in Angola, West Africa, inspiring the group before adjournment. The girls plan study around The Land and Life of Africa and meet next Monday November second at Leora Chobanoff’s Park Place home.

First Methodist Church Alma Scheuneman Dorothy Ryan Blaine Street Olive Pontier Angola West Africa Afri Leora Chobanoff Park Place

Sunny Side Up Club Hosts Card Evening at Bodine Home

Mrs. W L Bodine entertained Sunny Side Up club at Roosevelt avenue. Bunee furnished the entertainment. Three tables played with high score to Mrs. Ed Weber, second to Mrs. H D Guthman, third to Mrs. Ralph Carr. Contest prize went to Mrs. Bodine. Luncheon served late. Social hour followed and next meeting set with Mrs. William Telzerow at 337 Twelfth Street.

W. L. Bodine Roosevelt Avenue Bunee Ed Weber H. D. Guthman Ralph Carr William Telzerow Twelfth Street

Women’s Missionary Society to Meet Across County

Lorain County groups of the Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church convene in Avon on Thursday October Sth with sessions at 9 30 a m and 1 p m. County president Mrs Ernest Yocom of Oberlin will preside and an Elyria group provides music. Medina Huron and Erie County groups meet in Medina Norwalk and Norwalk respectively tomorrow and Thursday.

Lorain County Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Avon Church Ernest Yocom Oberlin Elyria Medina Co Medina Methodist Church Huron Eric Co Norwalk

Clergy and Lodge Members Attend Union Club and Social

Rev Armin Schroeder P M Schroeter and A Deve spoke at the Columbia club of St John s church meeting. Members plan to attend the Lorain County Men s Club in Amherst on Oct 16 and host a card party at the school on Oct 28. After hot dogs and coffee, the group played cards. Junior Past Grand Master E Bailey addressed Canton Lorain and Auxiliary at J C O F Hall, sharing experiences from southern lodges. A social hour followed with refreshments served by several hosts to members and guests.

Armin Schroeder P. M. Schroeter A. Deve Columbia Club St. John’s Church Lorain Canton Lorain J. C. O. F. Hall Bailey G. A T. M. Olmsted Mrs. Bailey Plymouth Ohio

Girl Scout Activities and Upcoming Meetings Noted

Girl Scouts of Troop 3 met at the Second Congregational church with 31 present. Lila Fell led Formation and Inspection. June Richwine taught knot tying. older Scouts planned Hallowe en parity and mother daughter banquet. a first aid game and songs concluded. Gates P T A meets Wednesday at 7 30 pm in the School Auditorium with W O McClelain discussing safety and patrols. refreshments served. Agenda Fraternity postponed constitution changes for fuller attendance. a weekly dance starts October 16 at the Hedges. stag party October 12 honors Kenneth Martin. distant Europe unrest cited as a predictor of war.

Girl Scouts Second Congregational Church Lila Fell June Richwine Dewey Hall Cincinnati Agenda Fraternity Kenneth Martin

Hopes Board Will Keep Kindergarten Question Uppermost In Mind

Elyria Board of Education is urged to keep open the issue of public school kindergartens. A letter from Mrs Blanche S Gaston asks the board to consider funding public kindergarten service, noting financial limits but stressing parental support and ongoing discussion.

Elyria Allen

WPA English Classes Hold Outdoor Party at Kovac's Grove

Members of WPA English and citizenship classes at the Vincent School gathered at Kovac's Grove in Sheffield Township for a wiener and marshmallow roast. Thirty-five members with families attended with Mr and Mrs Fay Tremaine as guests. Games and a group picture were features of the day.

WPA Vincent School Kovac’s Grove Sheffield Township Fay Tremaine

First Native Civilizations Rooted in Central America

The article notes Central America as home to the earliest native civilization in the New World, highlighting its significance in historical development. It outlines regional origins and the long-standing cultural heritage of Mesoamerican societies in the region.

Central America New World

Youth Bound Over To Jury On Auto Charge

Stephen Young age 18 of 344 Second Street was bound to the grand jury under $1000 bond on a charge of driving an automobile without the owner's consent. He pleaded not guilty. He was accused of taking a taxi owned by Wade Williams from in front of city hall on September 26 and driving it to Fremont and abandoning it.

Stephen Young Second Street Grand Don A. Baird Wade Williams Fremont Young

Civil War Vet Martin Krapp Dies at 95 in Springfield

Martin Krapp, 95, Civil War veteran and long time grocer, one of the last four members of Mitchell Post No. 45, G. A. R., died after a two week illness in Springfield CO.

Springfield, CO Martin Krapp Mitchell Post No. 45

Dog Mascot Spot Aids Wheeling Fire Department

In Wheeling West Virginia Spot the fire department mascot helps anticipate alarms before they ring. Rescued during last March flood by Chief Edward T. Rose Spot reliably signals the moment the gong sounds and follows firefighters into smoke filled rooms without hindering operations.

Wheeling W. Va Spot Fire Department Edward T. Rose

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Litchfield Lump Murbach Coal W.H.M.S Lodge E. L. Bailey Gates T. A Gates Parent-Teacher Association W. O. McClelain Fred Ernshaw Europe T. C. Murphy CO J. E. Studenberg Dr. R. G. Anderson I Street Ecru Oak Ridge Sven Blucher Oxfords Iuplift Brassiere
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