Promising Career Ended By Tragedy Rev Jensen Dies In Train Crash
The county mourns Rev R C Jensen after a fatal crash Friday when his car collided with a B&O freight train at a crossing south of Elyria on route 10. A respected pastor, husband, and father of three, he was a theology student at Oberlin and newly assigned to Grafton and Belden Methodist churches. Authorities urged immediate safety improvements at the crossing to prevent a repeat tragedy and protect lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Jensen
Elyria
Jensen
Amherst
Grafton
Belden
Oberlin
Hite
Honorary Doctor of Laws Presented to Amos R Webber
Baldwin Wallace College honors Amos R Webber of Elyria Ohio with the honorary degree Doctor of Laws. Judge Webber, a longtime public servant and respected citizen, is praised by Dr D Grover and President Wright for his legal career and civic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R Webber
D. ©. Grover
Wright
Baldwin Wallace College
Webber
Dr. Grover
Baldwin-Wallace College
Amos R. Webber
Elyria
Ohio
Commonwealth
Washington
Common Pleas Court
Baldwin- Wallace College
Sbtszezteteetze
Italy Paying A Heavy Price In Ethiopian War
A Paris report notes Italy’s empire bid has cost about 12 000 dead and repatriated, with 10 000 soldiers suffering from trepises. Troops face dysentery malaria and parudism as they push toward the Danakil Desert, amid harsh terrain and scarce water. The piece ponders the grim implications of Mussolini’s advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
Rmnation
Paris
Italy
Et Canal
Great Desert Depression
Danakil Tezion
Roazherrain
Mussolini
Ray of Hope in War on Colds from Milwaukee
The American Public Health Service Association reports a tentative vaccine for colds, tested on 116 volunteers. While hopeful, experts stress the approach remains uncertain as medical science continues to chase preventive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray of Hope
American Public Health Service Association
Milwaukee
Yale class of 1924 alumni shift against New Deal
A Yale alumni poll of the classes of 1924 shows sentiment turning against Roosevelt policies. Fifteen months earlier 68 percent supported them, now 69 percent oppose federal unemployment relief and the work relief plan. hostility to the AAA and TVA is noted, though the sample may not generalize to all alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
AAA
TVA
Hot Spot satire on New York and hometown life
An amused, critical column contrasts Hot Spot residents with New York City life. The author parodies a boastful citizen’s letter about mountain towns, noting local pride, isolation, and the subtle warmth of small communities. He reflects on monotony, neighborliness, and the theater scene’s surprising effect on rural sensibilities.
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New York
Hot Spot, Jr
Metro
Bolis
Hot Spot
Delmonico
Red Eagle
Hick Banjos Dollands Hassy
Firs Swallower
Everthing
Hick Town
London
Paris
Hs Bhorm
Fragmented sighs reveal town unrest and enduring discontent
A brittle, misworded passage laments rural misery and a swindle blamed on progress. It contrasts small-town contentment with urban transplant discontent, using tense lines about fear, age, and missed opportunities while invoking 1935 era sentiment and a stray copyright reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Copsright
McNeaght Syndicate
Anniversaries and Today in History Antiquities
A compact birthdays and anniversaries column lists figures such as John Adzems and Leigh Hunt with birth and death dates, plus major historical markers like Yorktown surrender and the Battle of Leipzig. It notes notable birthdays including Fannie Hurst, Samuel Trexler, and Lewis Mumford, with brief biographical anchors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todat
Fannie Hurst
New York City
St Louis
John H. Finley
The
X. ¥. Times
Grand Ridge
Howard McClenahan
Philadelphia
Franklin Institute
Port Depos
Samuel G.trexler
New York
Bernville
Charles R. Crisp
Georgia
Ellaville
Lewis Mumford
Dewey Birthday Note Reflects Columbia Philosopher Born October 20 1935
A native with artistic temperament and sensitivity shows a mix of feelings and determination to defend rights. Cautious alertness may drive victory over competitors as October 20 1935 marks professor John Dewey of Columbia being born in Bur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dewey
Columbia
Bur
Ohio Federation opens fifteenth annual convention at Oderi
Taken From Our Files recalls the fifteenth annual convention of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs opening in Oderi with 135 delegates registered and more than 57002 women expected. Also notes Ohio Newspaper Women's Association meeting and various local items from Lorain to Oberlin, including sports results and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Oderi
Ohio
Women's Association
Eirra Citer Council
Conway
Council
Board of Control
Oberlin
L. Wilson Cleveland
O. ML Harter
Norwalk
Rotary Club Luncheon Attends 28 Members and Guests
NEW LONDON Oct 19 Twenty eight attendants including five visitors attended the weekly Rotary Club luncheon. One new member Philip Johnson was added. E B Stover spoke on municipal ownership versus utility and New London light rates compared with similar towns. The club voted to back the city council in its fight for lower rates. Also Fitchville Ladies Aid met at Mrs George Parnell's home with 25 for a covered dish dinner and a brief program after a short business session led by Ruth Jenkins. Visitors included Rev and Mrs Waetzle Greenfield and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Rotary Club
Philip Johnson
E. B Stover
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Fitchville
George Parnell
Dent
Ruth Jenkins
J. G. Waelde
Jeannette Culbertson
J. G. Waetce
Greenwith
C. R. Bair
H. R. Culbertson
Declamations Shine as Miss Peck Leads Contest Night
Miss Marjorie Peck introduced the ante declamation contest in the ree school auditorium with nine contestants. First place went to Miss Marjorie Fowden for Let Brotherly Love Continue, second to Miss Irma Saxton for Carrie at the Prize Fish, and third to Miss Maris Bohn for Hannibal's Wedding Bell. Judges included Paul W. Seheid, Miss Winifred Upton, and E. C. Rasmussen. Sixty-five guests attended the reception hosted by Rev and Mrs J G Waelde and family for Fitchville Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Peck
Ramazic
Ree School
Marjorie Fowden
Irma Saxton
Carrie
Maris Bohn
Hannibal
Paul W. Seheid
Winifred Upton
E. C. Rasmussen
J. G. Waelde
Fitchville Methodist Church
Rev. Bell
Waeide
Jeanne Arnert
Anybody
Julius Holden
Eunice Arnert
Millicens
Bess Holden
G Dolyn
Veda Bell
Ralph
Frank Arnert
Willie
Carl Arnert
Jans
Leah Croshaw
Voleal Solo
Doris Hillis
Paiitor
Huntington Social Notes Include Births Births and Visits
Huntington scene notes show multiple visits among Rhinehart Easterday Bowen and Cole families in Cleveland Wellington Wheeling and Sulivan. A 6 1 2 pound son born Friday to Mr and Mrs Harold Easterday headed by a Pedro party honoring Mr and Mrs Francis Cor. United Church to hold a get together on Oct 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
William Rhinehart
George Rhinehart
Cleveland
Dan Hater
Ada Marquis
Mildred Jacobs
Bucyrus
True Davidson
B. N. Myers
Earl Easterday
Phyllis
C. L. Easterday
Sullivan
A. C. Bowen
Harold Feasterday
Arlo Smith
Wellington
Waller Handley
Ellis Cole
C. L. Gates
G. A
United Aid Society Elects Officers at Meeting
The United Aid Society met last Wednesday to elect officers. President Mrs. Alta Chapman, vice president Hester Tastor, secretary Mrs. Louise McClaflin, treasurer Mrs. Grave Coe, plus a Work Committee. Several local residents were noted visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns.
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AD Society
United Aid Society
J. S. Helfer
Alta Chapman
Hester Tastor
Louise McClaflin
Grave Coe
HI. Solida
Harold Oil
Harold Rolce
Memorial Hospital
Rosa Knapp
Frank Ingraham
Hart Leininger
Frank
Homer
Clarence Senters
Dorothy Beam
Wellington
Here
Coshoc- Tun County
O. H. Dirlam
Ray
Ashland
Clayton
Wade Dirlam
Methis
Florence Diedrick
C. M. Diedrick
Ray Dirlam
Springfield
Sullivan
Asby Neal
Cleveland
Henry Laugheryr
Elyria
Community Dinner and Visiting Visits Sunday Notes
Henrietta Mr and Mrs M G Johnson and baby dined Sunday at John Hostettier parents home. Frank Cook Paul Court families spent Sunday afternoon with Wallace Court family. Melvin Unger and son W Kenneth visited Delefield home Friday evening. Elmer Portman family called on Mrs Louis Kneiser Rugbr area. Christ Schwab family also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Johnson
John Hostettier
Frank Cook
Paul Court
Wallace Court
Melvin Unger
W Kenneth
Delefield
Elmer Portman
Louis Kneiser
Rugbr
Mr.and Smfes
Christ Schwab
Sunday Socials Note Local Visits Roundup
A string of social calls and hosted meals is recorded with residents visiting relatives and friends across Elyria LaGrange Camden and Lorain. Names include Mrs Susan Hauschildt Emil George Haag Emma Heidt Mary Becker Lucille Born Katie Weidman Vern Whitney Barbara Angersbach Lizzie Bauman and John Geissen doerfer among others. Township officials Elmer Portman Harold Coates Bob Vetter and Earl Kendeigh also appeared in Elyma for a Monday afternoon visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Susan Hauschildt
Emil
George Haag
Cleveland
Mary Becker
Johan
Lucille
Emma Heidt
Coon Saluzman
Camden
Theodore Ries
Myron
Ira Kiplinger
LaGrange
Henry Guthman
Elyria
Vern Whitney
Daniel Born
Richard
Katie Weidman
Elmer Port
Harold Coates
Bob Vetter
Earl Kendeigh
Elyma
Kaenzel
Barbara Angersbach
Lizzie Bauman
John Geissendoerfer
Anna Wryttenbach
Osear Zurcher
John Zurcher
Lorain
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria Ohla
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Chudnutt
J. Clare
George
Gondaya
Dr. Webber
Serdazier
Quebec
Canada
Abraham Martin
ST Lawrence River
Champlain
O. O. McIntyre
Prague
Don Marquis
Holy Land
John Adzems
Boston
Logan
Leigh Hunt
Clay
Madison
Amanda T- Jones
Cesses
East Bloomfield
S. C
Junction City
Kans
William A
Cincinnati
Cornwallis
Yorkteawn
Leipsie
Sheridan
Battle of
Cedar Creek
Santos Dumont
Eiffel Tower
Dept. of Justice For
W. CT. U
Harding
Donakher
Fe M. Hil
Harry L. Davis
C. L. Knight
Akron
Congress
Lorain County
Grafleon
Brighton
Kipton
South Amherst
Elyria Figh Choot Jteam
Manual
Hess
Pierce
Oberlin College
Mt. Union
Oberlin Stadium
Donald Burr
Sationa Icker
Horace M. Ebert
Fa High
Saturdar Aizhi
West Avenue
Ziska High School
Lake Erie
Shaw High School
Eir Stadium
Barer
Elvria
Long
Cleveland Heights
Hnyton
Charles H. March
Minn
Federal Trade Commissioner
John C. Merriam
Carnegie Institution
Washington, D. C
Hopkinton
Towa
Valentine Williams
Ladies Aid
D. P. Grover
Ronald Flory
J. N. Howard
Pontiac
Mica
H. R.culbertson
Warren Allen
Clevelland
J. L. Failer
Allen
Chicago
Martha Waltz
Painesville
J. L. Faber
Wm. Esch
Bobby
Janice Converse
Jos. Esch
Grace Shaw
Savannah
L. le Leech
H. P. Talk
Denis
Henrietta
E. Bridge St
Paramount Club
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Manhattan
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Chestnut Street
Crehore
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