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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1934

Page

5

School problems at Lorain raise education funding concerns

Dr B O Skinner and four Lorain County candidates addressed 300 at Lorain High School about Ohio school funding cuts and potential relief. Democratic candidate Victor C Reese faulted leadership and praised Lorain's pay as you go plan, while Republicans P H Rogers and William Ashbot pledged focus on schooling. Senatorial hopeful W F Hurley vowed to support public schools, with D J Boone presiding.

Ohio B. O. Skinner Lorain County Parent-Teacher Association Lorain High School Skinner Victor C. Reese Lorain Elyria Educaton Ayverare P. H. Rogers William Ashbott Jegnslative Ashbot Geran

Trogresec Port Leads Yurtan Export of Henequon

Trogresec, chief port of Yurtan, Mexico, dominates global exports of henequon. The port handles the bulk of shipments, signaling its key role in the industry and regional economy.

Trogresec Yurtan Mexico

Masked Racketeer to recount life story in Lorain County

A former racketeer will tell his life story at a Lorain County union meeting at First Methodist Church on Sunday October 28. Brought by the W C T U and local churches, the speaker will be unnamed until he reveals himself. Rev George C Southwell will join him. the tale covers an orphan boy whose path led to jail 152 times and the electric chair. The 7:30 pm event is open to the public with limited reserved seats for church members.

Lorain County County Union First Methodist Church Ohio

Elko Plan Fete for Charity

Elyria Ellis announces an indoor charity fete to be held in the club rooms during the first week in December. John Mathis heads the senior egal committee with Frank Verbeck directing decorations and Leonard Tutford leading the pupil committee. The event will transform the building into a Bavarian village with multiple orchestras and special nights for delegations from Cleveland Sundusk Lorain Lakewood Norwalk and other cities to boost the charity fund.

Elyria Ellis New Woon John Mathis Senegal Frank Verbeck Leonard Tutford Ocvasion Cleveland Sundusk Lorain Lakewood Norwals Ty Pen Urai

Five Leases For Gas Drilling Filed In Lorain County Areas

Ohio Fuel Gas Company filed five leases for gas wells in Lorain County and nearby townships. The arrangements cover 421 acres across Huntington Columbia and Penfield Townships and Shitehfield area. Owners include Arthur B. Brown Harold B. Brown Thomas Brown Joseph Osborn and the Yast family with parcels in Penfold and Litchfield Townships.

Lorain County Ohio Fuel Gas Company Willam CG Mitchell Huntington Columbia Penfield Shitehfield Medina County Huntington Township Arthur B Harold B. Brown Thomas Brown Joseph Osborn Litchfield B. J EB. F George Lottie Yast Penfold Township N. J Laurel J. Yast

Dairy Industry Still Lacks NRA Code Nationwide

Cleveland report notes the dairy products industry, the nation’s largest food sector, operates without an NRA code. The industry annual business exceeds four billion dollars, employing 250,000 workers and providing farmers about one third of their income. W A Wentworth, dairy industry committee secretary, spoke to 2,100 delegates at the 34th annual convention of the International Association of Tea Cream Manufacturers.

Tleveland United States W. A. Wentworth Washington Dairy Industry Committee International Association of

Nations to Probe Assassination of King

Belgrade reports a coalition of Hi- We entente and Balkan states vow to investigate King Alexander’s Marseille murder and set safeguards to curb similar crimes. A joint communiqué by ministers of Jugoslavia Czechoslovakia Roumania Turkey and Bulgaria says evil outside forces influenced the crime and states must cooperate to fix responsibility. The cabinet offers resignation over King Peter VI’s accession and regency, with officials expected to stay on temporarily.

Belgrade Alexander Marseilles Jugoslavia Czechoslovakia Roumantia Turkey Bulgaria Peter VI

First Spiritualist Church Sets Theme for Worship and Events

The First Spiritualist Church announces the midweek Message Circle on Wednesday and invites the public to services and parties. Sunday services feature a sermon on Christian reform and the value of religious striving. A reference will be made to General Convention proceedings in Atlantic City.

First Spiritualist Church F. Ger St. Andrew's du Consyn Christian Nefon Atlantica City Tile

Episcopal bishops endorse birth control in Atlantic City

The Episcopalian bishops at their convocation in Atlantic City today approved a controversial birth control resolution. The vote tally reported was 44 to 12.

Episcopal Atlantic City Homer of Bishops Protestant Episcopal Hireh Tosday

Robbers casing school. bell stolen near Momerville

Deputies seek suspects after a bell theft at a Medina County school in Momerville. The missing signal may affect student accountability and tardiness, prompting sheriff's deputies to watch for the culprits.

Momerville Medina County Deltrey

Elyrian Narrowly Escapes Injury In West River Crash

Robert Bridgett of 548 Furnace Street escaped serious harm when his vehicle plunged into a ditch on West River Street near Bond Street and rolled over after Germat Smith of 638 Furnace Street swerved to enter Bond Street. Police report he avoided a collision with Smith. Alvin Saunders of Chestnut Street was fined $5 and costs for reckless driving after arraignment before Mayor Vanoster.

Elyrian Robert Bridgett Furnace Streets West River Street Bond Street Bridgett Germat Smith Furnace Street Alvin Saunders Chestnut Street W. H. Vanoster

Church Services For Tomorrow In Oberlin

Oberlin churches list Sunday activities with First Church Rev. J A Richards 9 45 am church school 2 pm freshman discussion 11 60 am morning worship The Excitement of Religion James Brand House Family Church Night A kindergarten in James Brand House Each Sunday Morning First Methodist Rev S Lea Whiteman 9 45 am student class 11 am Values to be Found in Roman Catholicism 11 30 am Epworth League installation First Baptist 11 am Sunday School 7 30 pm preaching by Dr F L Cressex Christ Church Episcopal Rev L E Daniels 9 30 am communion 11 am church service Baylis Street Epworth Baptist Rev Brown 9 am morning service 11 30 am prayer service 8 pm eve worship Thursday activities Young People Society at First Church East Oberlin Clarance Ward 9 45 am morning service 10 30 am Sunday School

Oberlin J. A. Richards Bosworth Hall James Brand House James Brand First Methodist Church Lea Whiteman Herbert May Epworth League Ray Grocott First Baptist Church FL G. Cressex Granville Dopo Om Christ Church Episcopal L. E. Daniels Sur- Octebey Epworth Rust Bayiist Reh Hev. Brown Missionary Lane Apoumath

Large Gathering At Eagles Lodge Christmas Season Opening

A large gathering of Eagles Lodge members and families attended the season opening at the Ely via Eagles Gay Parec Night. Entertainment featured Worthington and Rand in the Rainbow Room and Jaycox Rand in the Oriental Grill. The event launched a series of weekly dances, smokers, and entertainments with an amateur talent contest under way. seven entries have been received and more can register at the club rooms before Friday night. The lodge plans a Halloween masque hall on October 31 free to members and open to the public.

Eagles Lodge Ely Worthington Eagles Nance Rand Rainbow Room We Tha Laseroots Jaycox Jng Rand Oriental Grill Jodge Hallowe'en

Divorces granted by Judge Webber in court house row

Louis G. Higgins was granted a divorce from Verna Higgins on gross neglect grounds by Judge A. R. Webber today. Frances Tierce was granted a divorce from Clarence Pierce of Lorain for gross neglect and restored to her former name Frances De Saulles. Viola Eberling of Grafton pleaded not guilty to a trespass charge, arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro, released on $50 bond pending a hearing at 10 am Oct. 24. Citizens Home and Savings Association filed suit against Jas. McManus for $1,378 and foreclosure of a mortgage on property in Sheffield, Lake Village is asked.

Louis G. Higgins Verna Higgins A. R. Webber Frances Tierce Clarence Pierce Lorain Frances de Saulles Viola Eberling Grafton Frank Soulea Wa- Grange Joseph Petro The Citizens Home and Savings Association Jas. McManus Sheffield Lake Village

Rifles Stolen From Delaware National Guard Armory

Police investigated the theft of two automatic Browning rifles from the National Guard Armory in Delaware.

Delaware, D National Guard

Oberlin W R C commends work at dinner attendance noted

Twenty one members of the W R C attended a 1 30 dinner at Oberlin Tavern before a Legion rooms meeting. Maude Berger of Cleveland praised the corps work. Refreshments of coffee and doughnuts were served afterward. High School gridiron notes Nor Willard game in league. Memorial service planned at Christchurch for William Carl Spehr with 7 00 Eucharist and 11 00 prayers.

Cleveland Oberlin ‘Tavern Legion Rooms Maude Berger Corps

NRA shifts away from Johnson era code policy

Washington reports the National Recovery Administration, under Jay Williams, will publicize accomplishments rather than intra office code discussions. The board has held weeks of sessions without public statements, signaling a move from Hugh S. Johnson’s direct disclosure approach. Critics warn changes may affect code compliance and political dynamics ahead of November elections.

Washington Hugh S. Johnson Jay Williams New Recovery Board Johnson Pflence Federal Trade Commission Justice Department NRA Elna

Refuse to Confirm Election of Bishop in Wisconsin

Atlantic City dispatch reports the House of Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church refused to confirm the election of Rev. John William Torok, a former Roman Catholic monsignor, as suffragan bishop of Wau Claire Wisconsin. The decision marks a setback in church leadership changes within the Wisconsin diocese.

Atlantic City House of Bishops Protestant Episcopal Church John William Torok Wau Claire Wis

Work Frantically To Reach Child In Well

Lawton Oklahoma Oct 20 a corps of 25 firemen and FERA workers labored to rescue 18 month old Richard Leon Toombs who slipped into the bottom of a well while playing. Rescue efforts continued as crews sought to reach the child and pull him to safety.

Death notices from Elyria area obituaries reel in multiple families

Death records for Mrs A Jackson of Elyria widow of William Jackson note she died Friday at her daughter's home 822 North Street. Surviving: son Robert W Jackson. daughters Susie Pinkston and Hiltrude Lloyd. one grandson Robert C Jackson. Funeral Tuesday 1:30 from Sudro's with burial at Ridgelawn. Other notices report Brady, Davidson, Weston, Amherst, and Grissinger obituaries with service times, places, and survivors across Elyria Wellington Amherst and New London.

A. Jackson William Jackson Susia Pinkston North Street Jackson Alexwydring Virginia Ilyria Robert W. Jackson Susie Pinkston Elyria Hiltrude Lloyd Lexandria Robert C. Jackson Sudro Ridgelawn Cemetery

Funeral Notices and Market Listings Highlight Local News

The day’s page blends funeral notices for Peter Grdic and others with a dense marke t and produce list. It notes Keith An drew’s Funeral Home services for a Spencer area death and burial next to a spouse in Spencer cemetery, alongside detailed prices and items for poultry vegetables and grains, with county and regional market figures and U S Department of Agriculture references.

Ohio Rally Highlights Campaign and Economic Critique

A crowd heard speakers including Don W. Maers and Carl Sheppard address concerns over banking regulation and the Ohio depositors’ funds. The meeting, introduced by A. Lieto and Howard Butter, featured county candidates and a closing address by W L Marshall. Music by the Bivria Women’s Republican Club marked the event.

Davey Tieibert Chin Ohio Brown Flerbert Don W. Maers Lily State Senate Carl Sheppard Heotdye Dee Tata A. Lieto Howard Butter Canndidais Marshall Cleveland Vorgressnan Lew Club Bivria Women’s Republican Clit Styte Ainolalisny

Theft of Colt pistol from high school dressing room

Police reported the theft yesterday of a Colt pistol from the dressing room of the high school auditorium. The firearm was to be used in a school play scheduled for Thursday night and was taken during the course of the performance.

Auto collision injures Baird and Yeager on West Avenue

Light damage reported to cars driven by J. El Baird of 118 Park Avenue and William Yeager of Wakeman after a collision on West Avenue yesterday, police said.

J. EL Baird Park Avenue William Yeager Wakeman West Avenue

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