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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1938

Page

6

Will Study Uses For Electricity In Farm Homes

A Lorain County women’s extension study on Everyday Electricity will be unveiled at three county meetings next week. Ruth Reed of Ohio State University will introduce the project, with sessions at Carlisle Township, Brownhelm Congregational Church, and Pittsfield Township.

Lorain County County Women's Home Council N. Williams Middle Avenue Mase Ruth Reed Ohio State University Frances Eckert Walther Carlisle Township East Carlsle West Carlisle Brownhelm Congregational Church Brownhelm Henrietta

Commander Stresses Neutrality in VOFW Post Meeting

D Rabi gon commander of Post 1079 Veterans of Foreign Wars urged strict neutrality in world affairs at the post meeting. He warned against interference in disputes between nations and called for a hands off approach as the world moves toward another potential conflict. Committees were named to prepare for Halloween events and Armistice Day banquet plans.

D Rabigon Europe James Powell Hallowe Ida Ro Kellar Auxiliary Austbury A Nielsen Port 451 Lorain Myron A Holme Avon Bert Holmes Alfred Allen Hallowe'en

Landon Charges Relief Funds Used Politically

Former Gov. Alfred M. Landon declared relief funds are being used to create a political machine on a huge scale. He blasted Roosevelt for centralizing power and called WPA wages a mere pittance while predicting more Republicans will win in upcoming elections.

Vienna Ill Alfred M. Landon Kansas Roosevelt Croker and Murphy Tammany and Pendergast Kansas City Landon Washington

Spy Tells Of Contriving To Steal Secrets

New York October reports Guenther Rumtich a dishwasher and spy testifies on day three of a trial involving three alleged conspirators. He describes secret meetings double dealings and plots to steal U S military secrets, including souvenirs and catalogues, while earning a $50 monthly salary. He accuses Theodor Sennett and others of ties to the German embassy and Nazi intelligence, detailing supposed meetings and money schemes.

New York Guenther Rumtich United State Sometung Germany Rumrich German War Office Intelligence Service Hns Theodor Sennett Washington Hans Diechhoff Fritz Wiedemann Adolf Hitler Schuetz Diebkhoff Wiedemann Rumunch Roosevelt Herbert Hoover Hitler Germen War Office Cadtal Johanna Himann Heodresser Germ Bagram Evich Glaser Omer I Corps Metchell Field Otto Wass Sanders Sander Bs Messenger

Suffers Loss Of Driving Rights For Second Time

Charles Keith of Delaware Avenue was arrested again for driving while intoxicated on his first day after a year suspension. Patrolman C L Miller detained him on Middle Avenue near 17th Street for erratic driving and horn blowing. Keith was arraigned before Mayor Joseph Petro, fined 100 dollars with 25 dollars suspended, and his driving privilege suspended again. Miller noted a prior arrest for the same offense on October 11, 1937, after which a suspension kept him from driving until yesterday.

Charles Keith Delaware Avennue C. L. Miller Middle Avenue 17Th Street Keith Joseph Petro Miller Kieth

Diphtheria Outbreak Closes Cincinnati Suburban Schools

Diphtheria cases in the St Bernard area led health officials to close two public and three parochial schools serving about 2500 pupils. A motion picture theater and the public library were closed to under 18s as investigators seek the disease source. Dr Francis Habesman said the ban would stay in effect until the source is identified.

Cincinnati St. Bernard Francis Habesman

Parents Refuse Pasteur Treatment For Rabies Daughters

Two 14 year old children from Menlo Park were bitten by a rabid dog and their parents refused Pasteur treatment. Health officials note the incubation period and that treatment is most effective if started within weeks of exposure. Six others were bitten by the same terrier. one dog was killed and found rabid.

Pasteur Menlo Park Cal Robert Stentford Ruth Hunnel Tillman Hunnel Ruth R J Gerlough Gerlough Thomas Stentiford Robert C. Geiger San Francisco

135 Groups In Lorain County Have Adult Education Programs

Lorain County hosts 135 organizations and clubs with adult education programs per a county catalogue compiled by Miss Edna Moore and Miss Marian King. The catalogue will be distributed at the Lorain County Adult Education Association fall meeting a dinner next Wednesday at the Elyria YWCA gymnasium at 6:30 PM. Dr. H W Nissen ger of Ohio State University will speak and music will be provided by the Lorain County Anestrumental ensemble under Gerald M. Frank.

Lorain County Edna Moore Elyria Marian King Lorain Y. W. C. A. Gymnasium H.W. Nissenger Ohio State University

Fire destroys crate of wiping rags at plant

Spontaneous combustion was blamed by firemen for a blaze that destroyed a crate of wiping rags at the Sunshine Wiping Cloth Company plant at 600 Clark Street last night. Engine Company No. 2 extinguished the fire with an extinguisher and garden hose, while Hose Company No. 1 also responded to the alarm.

Sunshine Wiping Cloth Company Clark Street Engine Company No. 2 Hose Company No. 1

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