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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1937

Page

4

Faces Trial For Reckless Driving

Police report Merrill Standen of R D 1 Elyria arrested after speeds of 40 mph on Broad Street between Middle and East Avenues and 85 mph on East Broad shortly after midnight. Patrolmen Palmer and Boggs said they could not overtake him in the car until he stopped at his East Broad home. He will be tried in police court this afternoon.

Broad Street Middle and East Avenues East Broad Policw Merrill Standen Elyria Paul Palmer James Boggs Standen

Charges Dismissed in Disorderly Conduct Case

In pollen court Justice Joseph Patra dismissed disorderly conduct charges against Louis Michawks of 426 15th Street. The charges, filed by Mrs Francin Sander, were brought in October and ruled moot today.

Louis Michawks 15Th Street Francin Sander Joseph Patra Pollen Court Phareey

Death notices of Carlin Shafer and Weir victims

John B. Carlin 76 formerly of Elyria died October 12 at his daughter Mrs. William Hirst Raglow 225 East 249th Street Cleveland. Survived by brother Patrick Carlin four grandchildren and daughter. Funeral 9:30 a.m. from Flynn Froelke parlors and 7 p.m. at Holy Cross Cleveland. Mrs John Schafer 66 died at her Pittafield home after Swiss birth. Survived by husband two sons Alfred and Christian three daughters eight grandchildren and siblings. Funeral Sunday 2:30 p.m. at W. L. Pease Wakeman with Pittsfield cemetery burial. George McClellan Weir died today at 1:05 p.m. at son Ivan Weir’s home 428 Earl Court. Former Michigan Central Railroad employee. survived by son Ivan and two stepchildren Mrs Ona Perke and another in Detroit.

John B. Carlin Elyria Patrick Carlin William Hirst Raglow East 249Th Street Cleveland Anne Paul Wiliam Mary Carlin Raglow Flynn- Froelk Euclid Avenue Holy Cross Church John Shafer John Schafer Pittafield Brenen Switzerland Alfred Monroe Michigan Christian Anna Hates Martha Hales Camtien Marie Gifford Wakeman John Krahenbhul Birmingham W. L. Pease Pittsfield George McClellan Weir Ivan Weir Earl, Court Ruth Weir Harrison Co Ohio Michigan Central Railroad Ivan Ona Perke Detroit

Allanry Capsuler prescription for rheumatic pains

Advertisement proclaims Allanry Capsuler-tittle green capsules relieve aches from rheumatism sciatica neuritis and rheumatic gout by reducing circulating poisons like uric acid. Claims swift relief within hours when taken as directed and offered at 1.00.

Court grants injunction in Avon Lake divorce case

In And About The Court House an injunction to prevent Stephen Nesnidal of Avon Lake from molesting his wife Mary was allowed by Common Pleas Judge D A Cook. Mary filed for divorce today alleging cruelty and habitual drunkenness. They married in 1911 and have two sons. A separate $5,000 personal injury suit filed by Sol Herman of Lorain arises from a horse collision on West 21st Street August 23, 1937, involving a car driven by Sausucichiiad and partners A F P Kobart and Lorin H Guiett of Service Creamery. Mrs Mary Fox of Sheffield Lake filed for divorce today ahead of her husband in a dispute over cruelty and neglect. They married in 1931 and have a daughter. Frank A. Janosik of Vermilion was named defendant in two suits totaling $65,400 for injuries from a Lake Road accident near Vermilion on September 7. Betty Maurath and Gilbert Ryan filed separate actions for $40,000 and $25,400 respectively. Josephine Olson of Lorain filed for divorce from Leonard Olson on neglect with one child. Fred S. Hones, Inc., of Cleveland, sought to quiet title to Avon Lake property, naming Ohio Pipe and Supply Company of Cleveland as defendants in a gas well dispute.

Stephen Nesnidal Avon Lake Mary Common Pleas D. A. Cook Newaids West 21St Street Pole Ave Lorain Sol Herman 15Th Street Herman Sausuc Dichiuad A. F P. Kobart Lorin H. Guiett Mary Fox Sheffield’ Lake Willard Frank A. Janosik Vermilion Lake Road Betty Maurath Cleveland Gilbert Ryan Maurath Ryan Fred S$. Hones, Inc Cleveland, Et al Ohio Pipe and Supply Company of Et al

Grinnell Rites Held At Sudro Curtis Funeral Home

Robert Grinnell will have private services at 2:00 PM Friday at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Ralph W. Neighbour officiating. Burial is in Elmwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home until Friday noon. He is survived by Charles A. Crawford of Mansfield, a granddaughter Mrs. Lawrence Hales of Elyria, and a great granddaughter.

Charles A. Crawford Mansfield Lawrence Hales Elyria Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home Robert Grinnell Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home Ralph W. Neighbour Elmwood Cemetery

Tuberculosis Skin Tests Reveal Regional Positives

The report details 876 positive skin reactions or 16.9 percent, lower than Detroit's 24 percent with 41,434 tests. The association provided 2,455 X-ray films for 2,431 patients to follow up reactors. Lorain High School juniors showed 29 percent positives. Oberlin College freshmen had 31 percent with no active cases on later X-rays.

Detroit Lorain

Additional Society Hosts Card Night At Ben Nutt Club

Mrs. Ben Golechon hosted a Ben Nutt club gathering at her Third Street home with husbands as guests. Mrs. Robert Young won the first prize. Mrs. N. M. Gary placed second. New members welcomed were Mrs. Ben Gelb, Mrs. Milton Gary, and Mrs. Glen Dumas. special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wagner. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday October 20 at the home of Mrs. Aan Ae Peteta 2 Gary, 275 Patron Vogue.

Ben Golechon Ben Nutt Club Third Street Robert Young NM. Gary Ben Gelb Milton Gary Glen Dumas Leslie Wagner Aan Ae Peteta Gary VcGue

Oxford and Edinburgh Conferences Highlight Medina Meeting

In Brighton the Medina Association held its 125th semi annual meeting with 125 representatives from Congregational churches. Dr Walter Horton of Oberlin School of Theology delivered the most significant address on correlating the Oxford and Edinburgh conferences held in England and Scotland this summer. The next Medina Association gathering is planned for Amherst in April.

Churches of the Meeting Association of Congregational Churches Brighton Walter Horton Oberlin School of Theology Oxford Edinburgh England Scotland Medina Association Amherst

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Hospital admissions include Mrs. R C Mum ford Lorain Franklin Peterman 112 East Fourth Mary Mc Laughlin 1116 Middle Mrs Maurice Rosar 222 Middle Barbara Blankenship Steubenville Shirley Bauer Mansfield. Discharges include Henry Heidrich 345 Eastern Heights Boulevard Mrs Ford Ruckel baby boy 14 Earlcourt Phyllis Smith Nor walk Mrs Edward Laird Ridge ville.

R. C. Mumford Lorain Franklin Peterman East Fourth Mary McLaughlin Middle Maurice Rosar Barbara Blankenship Steubenville Shirley Bauer Mansfield Henry Heidrich Eastern Heights Boulevard Ford Ruckel Earlcourt Phyllis Smith Norwalk Edward Laird Ridgeville

Lorain Lorain County License Recipients Listed

Licenses issued to John M. Henck 26 Lorain clerk Verna L. Meiser 22 Lorain Edward V. Reese 22 Lorain chauffeur Carolina O Hare 19 Lorain Lloyd Foss 20 Elyria and Gertrude Feron 19 of 319 Ninth street Elyria listed.

John M. Henck Lorain Verna L. Meiser Edward V. Reese Carolina O'Hare Lloyd Foss Elyria Gertrude Feron Ninth Street

Tuberculosis program gains ground in Lorain County efforts

Miss Una B Frisb ie becomes full time tuberculosis nurse aiding clinics and home visits with 593 visits in seven months. Hindman stresses education as key and outlines county goals for tuberculin testing, isolation, and observation, while praising newspaper cooperation and a Christmas Seal fundraising surpassing last year. He envisions a five year plan to test all residents and isolate active cases, with focus on rehabilitation and preventing spread.

Una B&b Frisbie Hindman Lorain County

Teachers urged to boost talking skills in curricula

Dr BE E Lewin head of Ohio State education department told 248 Lorain County officials and teachers at the 1937-38 Lorain County Education Association meeting that schools should curb formalism and teach students to talk intelligently on many subjects. He cited examples of self‑taught men and women who benefited from continued study despite limited formal schooling.

BE. E. Lewin Ohio State University Lorain County Dr. Lewis Glen C. West Ridgeville Town

Union to Organize Retail Clerks in Elyria Meeting Theme

Coleman Dliherty, organizer for the American Federation of Labor, will address a meeting to discuss organizing a union for retail clerks in Elyria. The gathering is set for tomorrow at Wurst Hall at 7:30 p.m., with Elyria Central Labor Union reporting strong interest and a large crowd anticipated.

Coleman Dliherty Cleveland American Federation of Labor Elyria Elyria Central Labor Union Claherty Wurst Hall Central Labor Union

Ship School Principal Heads Local Education Association

The association's president, the ship school principal, spoke at the meeting with announcements by C A Gibbons county school superintendent. Dinner music was performed by the county school concert ensemble. A proposal for a social nature feeding of the association was discussed.

C. A. Gibbons

Cleveland Produce Market and Commodities Report

Markets show mixed prices across fruits vegetables grains and livestock. Ohio fruit and veg items list baskets and bushels with varied per unit costs while butter eggs and live poultry hold steady. Chicago and Toledo quotations provide broader commodity context for buyers and sellers today.

Cleveland Chicago U. Os Depuoef United States Colorado Idaho LL S Red McClures U.S North Dakota Bliss Triumphs U. S South Dakota Minnesota U. S&s Wisconsin Co & Js

Fatal Accident Basis Of Suits Involving Rev Jensen

The widow Marie Jensen of Lorain County files two suits stemming from Rev Hey Jensen’s death in a 1935 auto train crash near Carlisle at Route 10. She sues for 50000 on behalf of herself and three children, and 2964.68 as executor for expenses and suffering prior to death three hours after the collision. The case cites negligence for failing to warn at the crossing and for not slowing the train to prevent the derailment.

Hey C. Jensen Grafton Mra Marie M. Jensen Second Street Lorain County Board of Commissioners Jensen Rev School of Theology Oberlin College Baltimore and Ohio Carlisle Township Goth Suite Charactay Acu

Labor Federation Plans to Target Pacific Coast Unions

The federation outlines moves to remove Edwin Smith and four regional directors, amend the labor act to aid AFL unions, reclaim control of maritime and rebel unions, and expel insurgent unions. Joseph Ozagic to Charleston to stamp out the I U, rival unions chartered in autos and rubber, and forging political strength to punish pro CIO leaders. Flying squadrons will push a Japanese goods boycott and mobilize labor buys, with AFL facilities deployed to enforce the plan.

Edwin Smith Congress A. F Scvatt Pinna Lewis Pacific Coast U. LU Harry Bridges Federaton Executive Council Ion United Mine Workers Joseph Ozagic Progressive Miners Charleston W. Va I. U Ornburn A. F. of L Frey Trent

Oberlin W C G T U Holds Fall Meeting

The Oberlin W CG T U met in the Fleet Methodist church parlors for a regular fall session. Devotions were led by Mrs. E B Allen, followed by an address from Mrs. A G Comings president of the Oberty Union on Liquor and Law in Ohio.

Oberlin W. CG. T. U Fieet Methodist Church E. B. Allen A. G. Comings Oberty Union Ohio

Oberlin High Junior Council elects officers

The Oberlin High School Junior Council elected its members and chose John Zimmerman as chairman Mary Gene Hobbs as secretary and Carol Sinsheimer as vice chairman at the first meeting The council will meet twice a month and plan junior high assembly programs plus address home room problems and teacher pupil relations Mrs Maude B Warner and Miss Janice Beckwith serve as faculty advisors

Ibfrlin Oberlin Iigh School Mary Gene Hobbs Carol Sinsheimer Fleurette Kessler Edward Bos+worth George Keightey Paralee Hall Kathryn Court Charles Dudley John Zimmerman

Oberlin Women to Meet Fall ALA Activities Planned

The Oberlin branch hosts first ALA meeting in Shipherd Lounge on Wednesday at 3 pm with Grace McConnatughey assisting. Plans for the year include a Dean Woodworth address on The College Woman In the Social Order and a social hour. Next, October 27 features a five week study on International Aspects of the Far East. The Ohio Division AAUW convention is set for October 22-23 in Warren with talks by Voight, Williams, and Fuldheim. The Oberlin Literature Club meets to study American West authors Burroughs and Muir.

Oberlin ALA A. W Shipherd Grace McConnatughey Fea Marguerite Woodworth Sp. m Baldwin Cottage Ewing Harvey Wooster League of Women Voters Ohio Warren Irma Voight Whiting Williams Dorothy Fuldheim

Oberlin Women Attend Middle North District Conference

Oberlin women from the local clubs attended the Middle North District Conference of Women’s Clubs in Loudonville Ohio on Wednesday. The delegation included Mrs BP D Sherman Mrs W L Persons Mrs W D Hobbs Mrs I L Porter Mrs A L Williams Mrs C M Shreffler Mrs S Watherill and Mrs W J H Chapin. Fourteen youths from First Church in Oberlin joined the Dina Association Youth Conference at Chathem Sunday led by Rev and Mrs Clarke Cochranes group included Ruth Taylor Eleanor Cady Gladys Hubbard Marjorie Manning Barbara Lester Mary Beth Nortson Leon Bohrer Theodore Wigton James Arnold Allen Arnold Ward Wooster Glen Molyneaux Robert Hartson Ruth Taylor elected association chairman of a social action committee Eleanor Cady elected association chairman of a world friendship committee. Mrs Frank Huntley guest speaker at Bellevue Young Women’s Club on Life in Japan.

Oberlin Women's Clubs Middle-North District Conference of Women's Clubs Loudonville Ohio BP. D. Sherman W. L. Persons W. D. Hobbs L. Porter A. L. Williams C. M. Shreffler 3. S. Watherill W. J H. Chapin Oberlin Medina Association Chatham Clarke Cochrane Ruth Taylor Eleanor Cady Gladys Hubbard Marjorie Manning Barbara Lester Mary Beth Nortson Leon Bohrer Theodore Wigton James Arnold Allen Arnold Ward Wooster Glen Molyneaux Robert Hartson Association Associaton

Wood couple visits Wooster amid regional meetings

Mr and Mrs John Wood of East College Street visited Wednesday in Wooster. Carl Berger of Oberlin Grand Patriarch I O O F Ohio attended a meeting of two Encampments for consolidation in Toledo last evening. J Lt Porter cashier Peoples Bank attends American Bankers Association in Boston this week. Esther Carson of Cleveland spends a week with her parents in Morgan Street. Mrs J D MacLaury of East College Street attends National Girl Scout convention in Savannah Georgia this week.

J. D. MacLaury East College Street Savannah Georgia

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George M. Weir F. A. Humphrey Elyria Sav Telesis Josephine Olson Leonard Olson ACME Eagle The O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co RESAR East River Street Richman Bros Aqmegrowers Sen Metatesh Mein Jonathan Costland Niagara Zoe Damson Phubarb—Lettuce Basket Acorn Hubbard Hothouse Sheets Elevator Co Montana Milling Co Toledo Matthew Woll Resolutions Committee Roosevelt Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Royals Eldotread LEE Whitney CO Weill Western Reserve Finance Turner Block Court St Esther Wood Professor St Richard Clevenger F. M. Thrall G. A. Lawrence Oberlin Women’s Club W. G. Caskey John Burroughs John Muir Frank Huntley Bellevue Japan Huntley Stahl Jane’s Farm P. V Citron Richelieu Boston Crosse & Blackwell Richelieu Ceme Duff Graham Orlow 'Richlieu Stewart Baldwin Valencia Florida Durkee
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