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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1935

Page

8

Expect State G O P Committee To Name 1936 Favorite Son

Columbus Ohio October 12 The Republican State Central committee likely will name a favorite son as its choice for the 1936 Republican Presidential nomination. The body is expected to meet within two weeks to select the candidate and endorse recent actions by state Republican men and women leaders. Republican women joined men in voting for sending an uninstructed Ohio delegation to the National Convention citing lack of crystallized sentiment for any nominee. Ance Roose Longworth attended the women’s meeting but did not speak. Berend said she endorsed the meeting’s action while Mrs. Lerew prepared a statement on national policy.

Columbus O Republican State Central Committee Favorie Son Wnd Ance Roose Longworth Berend Sa

Admit Smuggling Blades Into Jail

Mrs Oral Phelps aged 38 and Miss Haywood Adams aged 44 pleaded guilty to smuggling saw blades to men in a county jail. Judge Leroy Allen placed them on probation for three years. Those who received the blades included Charles Phelps and Charles McCtein Watt among others, with terms at Ohio Penitentiary expected.

Marysville Get Oral Phelps Jennie Baywood Leroy Allen Charles Phelps

Decline in Ohio Employment Service Placements

In Columbus on October 12 a report showed a 25 percent drop in placements on non-relief projects by the Ohio State Employment Service for the week ended October 5. A total of 423,460 private industry placements were made, down from the prior week. Relief-work placements fell 38.9 percent, with 581 recorded in the same period.

Columbus Ohio State Employment Service Offices of Service

Foresters Close Session At Central States Outing

The annual outing of the Central States section of the Society of American Foresters in Portsmouth Ohio will end today with a field trip to Camp Dean near Ironton and Camp Stoney Creek near Chillicothe. Members from Kentucky Indiana Illinois Missouri and Michigan attended.

Portsmouth. O Central States Society of American Foresters Camp Dean Ironton Camp Stoney Creek Chillicothe Kentucky Indiana Illinois Missouri Michigan

Mrs Bauer to Testify Monday in Zenge Trial

Chicago October reports Louise Schaffer Bauer a 25 year old nurse widow to be called Monday to testify in the Zenge murder trial. Mandeline W Zenge faces possible electric chair as the man accused of killing Dr Walter Bauer by crude weapon remains for trial.

Bauer Zenge Chicago Louise Schaffer Bauer Sweethen Mandeline Kirks

Cleared In Death Following Scuffle

A late yesterday grand jury investigation cleared Mrs Wils J of liability in the death of Jobr ord of Christiansbers who died after a spring incident involving the Jenk-ns drive from Christians purge arms. Jenkins, a retired grocer, had lived in the area since the line ident.

Wils J Coxa Jobr “Ord Christiansbers sJeasins Christians Streisford Ben Jenkins Fishas

Philip Wick To Be Laid To Rest Monday

Services for Philip Wick former director of Remi Steel Corp and opponent of a Bethlehem Steel merger will be held Monday afternoon at 2 at Wick Rome church. Local industrial and business leaders react as the community reflects on his efforts and the industry’s future.

Philip Wick Youngstown Philip V Remi Steel Corp Bethlehem Steel Corp Monder Wick Rome Presbrterian Church Cleveland As D.cenior Yann Republic Tates

Automobile Stolen Near West River and Lodstreets

A car theft was reported for a vehicle described as a 2437 Weert Rover with license ZX RAT. The theft occurred yesterday afternoon in the West River and Lodstreets area, with the owner noting the irregularities in the vehicle's identification and registration.

Jew Taler Naliece Sinien West River Lodstreets

Delivery Service Notices and Oberlin Worship Schedule

Fragmented OCR outlines delivery service contact for Esther Alflen Oberlin and a church schedule in Oberlin. It lists services tomorrow at multiple churches, sermons by Rev Sane Eawards or similar, baptisms, and various prayer and league meetings with scattered times and places.

Esther Alflen Oberlin- 76 Lorain St Prone Losis Biss. Phene X_ Pleasant St M. Horton Sudecr C. T Rdenis Avenue. Baptiste Church Sane Eawards Saper GG Mr. Zion Baptist Church Fista

Lutheran Mission to Hold First Service

A Lutheran mission prepares to hold its first church service with local members gathered at a specified church. The event signals the start of regular worship and community activities under the new mission.

Lutheran Mission

Garden Club Plans Election and Flower Show Details

Garden club members prepare for an election of officers and events including a community garden project and a sea flower show. Key participants or groups are unnamed, with planning focusing on club activities and upcoming horticultural events.

Pastor Gets Call and Family News From Marblehead

Fragmented local items report a pastor receiving a call, a East Lewd? narrator left at a suburb near Akron, and several family notices. Mr and Mrs R E Wiens wed and returned from a West trip. Guests include Mrs HH Billmeier of Greenville and Miss Eleanor Wright of Santa Barbara.

R. E. Wiens Morgan West W. E. Wright South Protector Street Ter HH. D. Billmeier Greenville Wright Eleanor Wright Santa Barbara California

Death Record for Mrs Elizabeth Hoffman in Indiana

Word has been received of the death of Mrs Elizabeth Hoffman, 74, of Indiana. Funeral and funeral arrangements will be announced. Mrs Hoffman leaves her husband, a son, eight grandchildren, and several sisters and brothers. Funeral services will be held.

Elizabeth Hoffman Hoffman Indiana Yesserian Agses Hoffman Efrica Far A. Lawrences Fay Seimout Hoffmen Husjonr Ashers Ival

Four County Meetings Set On Corn Hog Program

Lorain County producers will hear about corn and hog production, with a discussion of the current supply and likely hog output. The referendum on the corn hog program will be voted October 21 in Henrietta, Wellin, Brighton, and other locations, with signers and non signers eligible to vote.

Lorain County Counnty Cent Committee Henriett3 Wellinstom Brighton Lorain

Industrial jobs continue to gain in Ohio in September

Industrial employment in Ohio rose 2.5 percent from August per the Ohio State University Bureau of Business Research. All eight chief cities showed gains or contra seasonal increases except Canton. Cleveland up 6.6 percent, Columbus 3.2, Cincinnati 3.3, Darton 2.2, Toledo 9.2, Youngstown 3.0, Akron 0.1, with Canton down 0.5. Manufacturing up 2.2 percent and total manufacturing 4.2 percent. construction fell 13.6 following the usual August pattern. Of 11 major manufacturing industries seven reported gains, with minor declines in several sectors.

Columbus. O Ohio State University Bureau of Business Research Canton Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Darton Toledo Youngstown Akron Bureau Rubber Tex

Man Sentenced For Train Wreck Plot

James Thompson, 27, was sentenced by Judge Dan Jones to die in the electric chair on February 5 after being convicted of plotting a wreck that killed two men. A motion for a new trial was overruled. Engineer John Meysers and Fireman J J Kemp of Portsmouth died in the April 21, 1932 wreck. E Frank Smith of Columbus faces trial next week on the same charge.

Tronton UR James Thompson Yesay Dan ©. Jones John Meysers J. J. Kemp Portsmouth E. Frank Smith Columbus

Temperance Lessons In Ohio Schools Urged By Governor Caver

Governor Caver asked E. L. Bowsher, state education director, to ensure temperance is taught in Ohio schools as required by law. He noted Ohio voters favored repeal but many still support temperance in principle.

Ohio Davey Columbus Caver E. L. Bowsher

Fire damages Ohio patrol office in Cambridge

Fire officials investigate a $18,000 blaze at the Natronal Highway patrol headquarters in Cambridge. The fire, likely starting from damaged radio equipment, damaged the first floor and spread to the second floor of the W. E. Bonar residence used as the station. Four firefighters suffered an accident during efforts.

Cambridge Arshal Piste Sishway Patrol Natronal W. E. Bonar

Arrest of Ship in Cleveland Federal Suit

The cargo ship Seeasdhee was arrested in Cleveland custody amid a federal suit filed by John Arriage for injuries from a fall on a slippery boiler room pump on July 34. He seeks $20,000 in damages against the ship valued at $1,500,000, with the action naming the vessel rather than its operators, the Cleveland & Butiaio Transit Co.

Cleveland Oct Esderat John Arriage Cleveland & Butiaio Transit Co

Property Saved By Fire Prevention

A city notes major gains from fire prevention efforts in 1994 with large reductions in losses and fires confined to their origin. The fire bureau credits the alarm corps and factory safety upgrades for the drop, reporting losses well under 1923 and decade averages and no fires exceeding 25000 to 59900 dollars.

Widow And Son Honor Memory Of Sheriff

A Lima widow and her son laid flowers on the cave monument where Sheriff L. Sarber was born and mourned the two year anniversary of his death in the Alle County jail. Survived by his wife Lucey and two sons, including Donald.

Vermilion fire destroys five room collage owned by Miss Block

The state fire marshal will be asked to probe a Thursday morning blaze that gutted a five room collage at Vermilion on the Lake, owned by Miss Ruka Block of 345 Ith Street Elyria. A district resident discovered the fire and alerted the Vermilion fire department, which kept the flames from spreading to nearby cottages.

Vermilon-on-the-Lake

Government Resigns At Warsaw Today

Warsaw dispatch reports the government resigning today as Zyndram Koscial-Kowski interior minister in the resigning cabinet is expected to be commissioned to form a new government. The move aligns with the new constitution and anticipated general election, aiming for a cabinet tied to the country’s economic needs.

Warsaw Zyndram Koscial-Kowski Walerian Slawek

Steel Output To Rise In Youngstown District

Youngstown district steel output will rise three points to 59 percent of capacity Monday the highest rate since early September Forty eight of the open hearths and three Bessemers will be melting in the district results indicate greater production aimed at meeting demand from local industries and markets

Youngstown

Market Notes From A Bustling Trading Day

The market report lists corn soybeans and wheat with varied prices per bushel and nearby futures. It notes heavy futures movement and bids for vegetables and produce including cabbage lettuce and root crops with price quotes and basket quantities.

Probice Hothouse

Claimant To Spanish Throne Weds Cousin

Rome dispatch reports the wedding of Don Juan Prince of Asturias claimant to the Spanish throne to his cousin Princess Maria Mercedes of Bourbon Sicil i, at St Mary of the Angels. The ceremony drew 6000 Spanish nobles and European royalty including King Alfonso XIII and Princess Louisa. The bride wore a satin gown with a long train and a crown of orange blossoms shipped from Seville by air.

Tuited Rome St. Mary of the Angels Don Juan Maria Mercedes Bourbon-Sicir Alfonso Juan Louisa Seville Amon Prince Humbert Jose Marie Bercium Astrid Sweden Switzerland Leopold

Theft Reported Near Temple Court At Midnight

L. Bristol of 11 Harvard avenue reported to police that a tire and wheel were stolen from his car about midnight while parked near Temple Court. Police are also checking information received in connection with the theft.

C. L. Bristol Harvard Avenue Temple Court

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