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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1935
Page
8
A partial readable fragment shows details of a local city meeting with references to a date and public note. The text is incomplete but indicates administrative actions and civic planning. Further specifics are unclear from the fragment.
Winners announced for Elyria fall window display contest with eight of ten prizes going to women. First prize $7.50 to Fred Humphrey. second $5 to Helen Marie Barres. third $2.50 to Margaret Seward. Seven remaining prizes are two theater tickets each. judges noted many original entries but lists of articles were not entirely accurate.
Police and sheriff crews investigated multiple thefts last night. LaGrange resident Alice E Spicer reported 25 turkeys missing from her farm over several days, while Middle Ridge Road resident William Bechiel said a calf was stolen last night. Cleveland thiefing alerted for W J Silverside’s vehicle with license ZA 718, front plate damaged. Robert Ternes reported stolen tools and car front plate from his garage. Avon resident Elberta Diederich said her purse containing cash and a Troxel Co check was taken from a car after a football game.
The text notes a swifter impact from a lull in Ethiopian military activity and outlines three penalties against Italy. Plan one involves arms embargo by 29 nations. Plan two calls for a total cutoff of credit and financial relations. Plan three targets all exports to Italy in three steps.
Nordtic a former Minnesota senator on ecumenic security advisory council helped draft Social Security Act legislation. Grand Aerie and state officers arrive at 6 10 tonight with reception chores handled by Els tia Aerie. Past presidents Nau and Leser serve on the local committee. About 300 Eagles from Lorain Amherst Cleveland and Bedford join local 300 attendees for initiation and entertainment events led by J L Mathis and district committee chairs.
Oberlin Oct 19 Dr Herbert G May and Dr Clarence t will lead courses in the annual School for Religious Workers organized with the International Council of Education. Ten churches formed the year’s committee and schedule sessions Monday evenings from eight to ten in Bosworth Hall. First meeting October 23 and final session November 25.
The Past Noble Grand Circle Of the Vine Rebekah lodge met at Mrs. Mar Wood’s home on Groveland street. After routine business, installation of officers occurred with Mrs. Bertha Powers hosting. New officers include President Gertrude Errest and Vice President Katherine Herning.
Wellington resident Mrs Gur Rickel of McKinler Avenue becomes the bride of Wilbur Ward son of Mr and Mrs Gariss Ward Rochester at 12 15 pm Monday in Wellsburg West Virginia at Rev J E B s home Attendants included H pkr of Wellsho g corsage with Fall flowers He wore a brown suit The bride is a 1932 Wellington High School graduate now to housekeeping The couple will live with the groom until spring Other local notices mention Red Cross drive Kiwanis convention and church Bible class activities with regional guests and visitors.
The Cisemod club of Obertin High school has joined both the state and national organizations this year. It lists twenty one members with Pauline Crosby as president, Mary Waldecker as vice president, Edna Mason as secretary, and Betty Wendt as treasurer. Nauer Blackburn is short chairman assisted by Betty Wheler, with Wanda Zbydnowssi, Ruth Robinsons and Et: Atverr as members.
The Norwalk District conference of Methodist churches meets in Clyde on Monday October 28 with Dr Vernon Wade Wasar of Oberlin district superintendent giving the morning address on The Ten Plagues of a Minister's Life. The afternoon session features Reverend S Lee Whiteman Jr of Oberlin speaking on Preacher and His Worst.
In Lorain Clarence W Dick and deputy Monroe detained Joseph Metich on August 1 for a local matter. Metich fined 319 and costs with $5 suspended. Joseph Tozar of Leora pleaded not guilty to a 24 charge of transporting illegal liquor. released on bond pending trial. A man identified as Louis Vida was arrested for a liquor transport offense. 154 rations of altered liquor found in his car. Far Mertz filed for divorce from Elmer Mertz in common pleas court. Joan Worcs filed for divorce from Theresa Korez of Lorain on grounds of extreme cruelty and neglect. Alex Drekowski of Lorain accused of sustained automobile accident involvement on May 25, listed as a passenger in the defendant’s car.
Mayor W. H. Vanoster imposed fines of 35 and casts for intoxication on Carl Whitmore of 128 Harvard avenue and Henry Smith of 274 Boston avenue after arraignment following police arrests at a local dance hall. The report notes Rev. J. H. Green and family as their son and brother. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Goit have gone to their sister’s home in Daytona Beach Florida. Mrs. Ray Reamer remains in serious condition after a Lakeside hospital operation.
Dr G M Bingham addressed Elyria Business College students urging removal of negative forces and cultivation of positive traits. He spoke on The Secret of Failure using charts and stories. He stressed preparation imagination poise and service while noting his books The Crown of Giolé and The Secret of Failure.
Marie Worden wife of Jack Worden of Elyria died after a lingering illness. Born May 5 1906 in Barberton Ohio she lived in Elyria two years and leaves three children Virginia and Junior plus a son unnamed. Services Monday at Nickels Funeral Home with Dr E J Bond officiating. Interment Brookdale Cemetery. Also funeral notices for Rev Roy C Jensen who died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from injuries when struck by a train will be held Monday at First Methodist church El sm a with Dr Vernon W Wagar officiating. Burial Ridgelawn. Jensen born October 7 1959 in Erie Pa married Miss Marie Mueller twelve years ago leaves wife three children Neal Paul Roy David and Marc Thor a his mother Mrs Caroline Jensen of Erie and other relatives. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge of Loudonville. Charles H Hill 68 died at daughter Lei A Ebel’s home North Olmsted. Survived by two other daughters Martha Kaable and Bessie Thames eleven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2:59 from Mrs Kaable’s home Ostensible North Olmsted with Rev John Kusper officiating and burial at Easternnut Ridge. A L Burgard of Oberlin fined 1% and costs for possession of feral liquor when arrested at a brain dance hall. He testified buying from a bootlegger near Oberlin.
Mrs Frank Suzaski of Wellington sustained a minor knee injury yesterday afternoon when the automobile she rode in with her husband and children was struck by another car near the intersection of High Street and Lake Avenue, Deputy Sheriffs reported. A burglary at High Speed gas station on Huron Street and Lake Avenue yielded candy, tobacco, and cigarets after entry by a broken window. A window was also broken at Brilliant Oil Company station on West Bridsze Street, police said.
Mr Meister notes rising elderly dependence while detailing Home for the Aged stats, funding mix, and staff. A Hewitt of Associated Charities explains roles with Salvation Army, Red Cross debate, and Council President Smythe describes Chest administration and need for renewed donor support.
Miss Doris Wangerein of Berea visited relatives over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gillis and daughter Betty called on Edward Schramm. Fred Berg attended a funeral in Birmingham Thursday. Charles Nash of Bubernut Ridge visited Simeon Nash. Mrs. Henry Schmitz fractured her ankle after a fall Monday. Gertrude Youngless of Amherst visits her sister. Juanita Schramm visited Fred Kent in Elyria Monday.
Market steady for ex tran site goods with receipts mixed. Prices show various baskets and crates for vegetables including cabbage, celery, lettuce, mushrooms, potatoes, and turnips, with notes on per dozen, per basket, and per bushel pricing and relationships. Strong entities include Cleveland and produce items. figures indicate 24 quart baskets, 2 dozen crates, and per bushel pricing ranges.
Council advocates closer collection methods to shrink costs. Chauncer Smythe introduces Harry Reynolds who says progress depends on collective effort. Reynolds promotes monthly contributions as easier for many donors. F A Smythe asks Calvert about manufacturer views. Calvert cites 4259 workers and a 3.75 million payroll, notes community chest aids hospital care and civic institutions. Meeting closes after discussion and adjournment. Earlier, Great Falls and Helena reports note unsafe mines, evacuations, and a fatality from flying bricks with dozens treated.
Two strong aftershocks and four lighter tremors rattled the Works Progress Administration headquarters last night. Six quakes in total, the main shock lasting about a minute, with disturbances traced to a fracture possibly one to five miles deep, per Prof. Harold W. Scott of Montana School of Mines.
The report notes engineers operating 24 hours under heavy patrols to widen and improve tank tracks and water holes beyond the lines. It also reflects on the novelty of a presidency and the lack of a prior model for such a head of state in Washington era constitutional framing.
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