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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1933

Page

7

Oberlin Prepares for Fifth Annual High School Day

Oberlin will host about 1900 high school students teachers principals and parents on Saturday October 21 for the fifth annual High School Day. Delegations from 250 high schools in eight states will participate with 487 students in college exams and 95 in conservatory tests. Scholarships worth 225 and 350 dollars are offered by Oberlin College and Conservatory to seniors excelling in exams and in music fields respectively. The event includes lab tours prize exams concerts luncheon a film program and a football game against Marietta College followed by campus bonfire and all college dance.

Oberlin Oberlin College Conservatory Dot Music Oberlin Conservatory of Music Warner Concert Hall Assembly For Music Finney Chapel Ernest Hatch Wilkins aAusic Oberlin Glee Clubs Oberlin ‘College Apollo Theatre J. G Steel eOberlin College Marietta College Warener Gymnasium

Nineteenth Century Club Enjoyed by Miss Perme tha Allen

The Nineteenth Century club was pleasantly entertained yesterday afternoon by Miss Perme tha Allen at Mrs. Mallorys home on East College street.

Permetha Allen Mallory East College Street

1934 Graduates To Hear Chicago University Head

Announcement has been made that Robert Maynard Hutchins, President of the University of Chicago, will speak at the 1934 class commencement. Hutchins, former Oberlin student and Yale graduate, later became a university dean and was named president of Chicago in 1929. Mrs. Frank Foster entertained the Merry Wives at her North Pleasant home with bridge and refreshments.

Robert Maynard Hutchins University of Chicago Dr. Hutchins William J. Hutchins Berea College Kentucky Graduate School of Theology Oberlin Ambulance Italy Yale Law School Frank Foster Merry Wives North Pleasant Street J. N., Stone H. A. Pfaff Clarence VanAusdale Charles Shreffler Keen Kutter Club Sam Uring Elsie Swartzel Kathryn Parker Bell Avenue

County Home Rule Amendment Study Under Way

A Chamber of Commerce committee led by D. W. Myers studies the proposed County Home Rule Amendment ahead of the November 7 vote. Members include John Mathis Nelson Fitch William G. Smith and George Stevens. The panel will present recommendations to the chamber board next week along with reports from the taxation committee on Old Age Pension and tax limit reductions.

Chamber of Commerce D. W. Myers Ohio Myers John Mathis Nelson Fitch William G. Smith George Stevens Chamber

Sigma Alpha study of French history and literature

Tau Chi Chapter of Epsilon Sign Alpha Sorority met last night in regular session in the Directors Room of the Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. Miss Harriott, Francis and Miss Nelle Willows presented the program. Miss Francis spoke on the history of France and Miss Willows discussed Blaise Pascal and Descartes. Next meeting set for November first.

Sigma Alpha Tau Chi Epsilon Sign Alpha Lorain County Savings and Trust Co Harriott, Francis Nelle Willows Francis France Miss Willows Blaise Pascal Descartes

County Home Rule Amendment Urged by Chandler

Chandler argued against rapid Old Age Pension cutbacks and urged approval of a County Home Rule amendment. He cited Montana’s rising costs and warned against centralized state control, saying counties should choose forms of government best suited to their needs rather than be forced into a uniform system.

Chandler Montana Ohio Vinton County Cuyahoga County

Forgetfulness Of Friend Causes Anxiety

Sam Hubbard of 1120 Lake Avenue reported his car stolen after lending it to a friend who drove beyond the city with no fuel. Constable J B Jobson ordered the vehicle to be towed when it was found abandoned on Grafton Road Carlisle Township, and Hubbard may owe towing charges after settlement with the officer.

Sam Hubbard Lake Avenue Hubbard Grafton Road Carlisle Township J. B. Jobson Carlisle Polles Jobson

Death Record Bush Funeral in Pine Street

Funeral services for Charles Edward Bush of Pine Street were held yesterday with burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery. Mike Lipinski pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses, was sentenced to parole with prosecutor consent, and was indicted with his wife. Deputy sheriffs blocked returning her to Pittsburgh due to her six children, two ill. The seventh annual Ohio Conference on sewage treatment opened in Findlay, with tours of Findlay Lima and Fostoria plants and speakers from Akron Lima Elyria Columbus Findlay.

George Behnke East College Street Findlay Ohio Gerald Keller Hollywood Avenue Cleveland William Finley South Pleasant Street Oberlin Rebekahs Elyria Marta Feakins Lodge Mike Lipinski W. B. Thompson John M. Harding Lipinski Pittsburgh Lima Fostoria T. C. Schaetzle Akron Walter 5. O'Brien James R. Collier C. P. Hoover Columbus Otto C. Gohlke

Cleveland meeting drew large attendance for education association

Rawdon to preside over two general sessions at the Cleveland Public Auditorium as the association hosts a national education gathering. Noted speakers include Dr. Charles H. Judd of Chicago, Dr. Glenn Frank of Wisconsin, and Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver of Temple, Cleveland, with dozens of departmental meetings and music talks led by Arthur L. Williams of Oberlin College. Chandler warned against minority rule and off year apathy threatening state and municipal affairs.

Rawdon Association Cleveland Public Auditorium Charles H. Judd University of Chicago Glenn Frank University of Wisconsin Abba Hillel Silver The Temple Cleveland Arthur L. Williams Oberlin College England United States Ohio

Additions 10 List of Merchants Accepting Scrip

Three more additions to the Elyria business establishments that will take city scrip were announced by the Elyria Chamber of Commerce merchant division. They are Canfield Oil Stations the Outlet Clothing Company and the Sears Roebuck Company. Sears Roebuck can accept scrip only for purchases at the focal store not orders from Chicago.

Elyria Merchante Elyria Chamber of Commerce Canfield Oil Stations Outlet Clothing Company Sears-Roebuck Company Focal Chicago

Bank Alarm Triggers Quick Sheriff Response

An accidental ringing of the burglar alarm at Lorain County Bank drew Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and three deputies to the scene about 10 30 A M They grabbed riot suns and a machine gun only to be met with puzzled glances from bank employees and customers The misunderstanding stemmed from someone stepping on a secret signal device

Lorain County Clarence W. Dick

Elyria man arrested on Ashland non support warrant

Carl Bruse of 145 Bell avenue Elyria was arrested today on a warrant sworn in Ashland county charging non support. He was turned over to Ashland county authorities Sheriff Clarence W Dick reported.

Carl Bruse Bell Avenue Elyria Ashland County Clarence W. Dick

Bicycle Stolen. Indictment in Glass Company Burglary

Edward Smallwood reported a bicycle stolen from his basement storage in an apartment. In Tiffin Ohio on Oct 19 Harold Forstier of Columbus was charged with burglary for attempting to sell industrial secrets of the United States Glass Company to other glass makers. Robert Wilkinson of Charleroi Pa. was later cleared by the county grand jury.

Edward Smallwood Seventh and Middle Avenue Tiffin Harold Forstier Columbus Robert Wilkinson Charleroi United States Glass Company Cette Wilkinson

Cleveland Markets and Grain Prices Report

Markets across Cleveland show slight steadiness in butter and poultry with steady to slow cattle and hogs. Potatoes and vegetables hold mixed prices across U. S. No. 1 exports, while Chicago grain edges higher on lighter trading. local growers and traders report varied prices for beans, squash, mushrooms, and leafy produce.

Cholce Dutchers Nacht Butchers Choice Yorkers

Lorain County Senior Four-H Club Fails To Name

The Lorain County Senior Four-H club could not select a name at last night’s Y M C A meeting and deferred the decision to a later session. Mrs Deane Burns spoke on parliamentary procedure and Elyria magician Billy Burgette performed magic. Plans for a Halloween party were drafted and a committee was formed to set the date and location.

Lorain County Eall Deane Burns Billy Burgette Elyria Hallowe'en

Two Ohio Men Face Joint Trial For Infant Death

In St. Clairsville Ohio W H Kirkpatrick was found guilty of marrying the infant son of Rudolph Blatzdorfer. Blatzdorfer faces a separate trial for the same charge. Prosecutor Paul Waddell says both men are equally responsible for the child’s injuries.

ST. Clairsville W. H. Kirkpatrick Rudolph Blatzdorfer Blatzdorfer Kirkpatrick Paul Waddell

Frankfort Emerges Early as Germany Rebuilds After War

Frankfort Germany, noted as original home of the Rothschild family, was among the first German cities to recover from the broad postwar upheaval, signaling a tentative return to normalcy and commerce after conflict.

Frankfort Germany

Loans Approved By Citizens Budget Co on Broadway

Citizens BuDget Co offers low rate small loans with easy terms at 6358 Broadway and 252 2nd St Elyria. Contact Lora for assistance and quick approvals.

Small Payments Low Rates Citizens BuDget CO Broadway 2Nd St. Lora Elyria

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