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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1938

Page

3

Bulkley Taft Debate Bruins Booed in Cincinnati

In Cincinnati on October 22 Sen. Robert J. Bulkley and rival Robert A. Taft faced boos from some audience members during their third U S Senate debate. Plans for remaining meetings in Youngstown Toledo and Cleveland were debated amid calls for fair play. Debate chairman Carl D. Groat urged decorum as hecklers persisted.

Cincinnati Robert J. Bulkley Robert A. Taft U. S. Senate Friends of Youngstown Toledo Cleveland Carl D. Groat Music Hall John B. Hollister Gilbert Bettman Bulkley

Escape From Marion County Jail Ends With One Capture

Three inmates escaped from the Marion County jail early today. one, Earl Kennedy, 21, Mansfield, was captured near Caledonia by deputies and Erie Railroad police at 3 AM. Rollison, 26, Columbus, and Roy Austin, 26, Marion, remained at large, suspected of hopping a Columbus-bound train. Rollison allegedly fashioned a key to unlock the bull pen door and a circular door to flee through a rear exit. the jail had no night guard.

Marion Marion County Caledonia Here Erie Roalroad Earl Kennedy Mansfield Grand Jury Fred F. Muler Lberty Orville Rollison Columbus Roy Austin Rollison Miller

Stabilization Bureau Is Incorporated In Elyria

The Employment Stabilization Bureau of Elyria was announced in Columbus as a nonprofit formed by 315 Elyria industrial firms with up to three more possible. Incorporators include Richard D Perry C B Smythe and Allan W Fritzsche. The bureau seeks to study analyze and reduce labor turnover accidents and unemployment time benefiting both employers and employees.

Employment Stabilization Bureau Elyria Columbus Richard D Perry 2rry-Fay Company C. B. Smythe Thew Shovel Company Allan W. Fritzsche General Industries Company

Federal Employees Linked to Bulkley Fund Contributions

Washington sources report Sen. Morris Sheppard's committee is probing election donations by federal workers. Three federal employees appear on a Bulkley fund list: Francis Canny U S District Attorney $1010, R Kenneth Kerr $250, and L A Houlay state PWA director $50.

Washington Morris Sheppard D. ‘Tex Senate Robert J Bulkley Ohio Francis Canny U. S R. Kenneth Kerr L. A. Houlay PWA

Deaths and funeral notices from multiple towns

Death notices from New London and Wellington report Fred G Held Rachel Simonson Annie Pomeroy Felgate Edward F and Jacob Turowski with funeral details and family mentions Jacob Turowski linked to Grafton church and Woodmen of the World. other items note a damaged car at Kellings Seed store and stolen radiator cap during last night’s incident.

Gasoline Stolen From Car on City Driveway

W B Foster of K Cornell Avenue reported to police this morning that about nine gallons of gasoline were drained from his car while it was parked in his driveway last night.

W. B. Foster K. Cornell Avenue

Missionary League Visits Akron Meeting in November Anniversary

Eighteen members of the Men’s Missionary League of the United Presbyterian Church attended the regular monthly meeting of the League of the Margaret Park United Presbyterian Church in Akron. Dale G. Negley presided, Rev James M. Russell spoke on Christ healing the impotent man, and the program included business and social time with refreshments. The Widens Circle meeting at Baptist Church House drew a well attended hymn opening and Isaiah study led by Mrs Frank Wilford, with next meeting planned for November fourth.

Akron Men's Missionary League United Presbyterian Church League Margaret Park United Presbyterian Church Dale G. Negley Akron League M. D. Neher Jesus Neher James M. Russell Monroe Memorial United Presbyterian Church of Akron Margaret Park League Tme Ircal League T Cirford Strangeway Board of Administration United Presoyterian Church North Amer Widens Circle Baptist Church House

Halloween party hosts and results at Mrs Batten home

A Halloween party hosted by the Hostess Ta Club MI at Mrs Millie Batten house on Columbia Avenue featured a Bridge game with prizes won by Mrs Florence Van Aver first, Mrs Alice Koehn second, and Mrs Batten consolation. A two course luncheon with Halloween favors followed. The next meeting is set for November 18 at Mrs Claude Gilmore Trivier’s home on Seventh Street.

Millie Battenhowse Columbia Avenue Florence Vanaver Alice Koehn Batten Adeliainus Claude Gilmore Trivier

Games and prizes at Ocette Club Halloween meeting

Ella Shaver of Bon Airstreet entertained the Ocette Club with the full membership present. The event opened with two neighbor poems, games planned for diversion, first prizes to Mrs. Mary Jalowre and Mrs. Augusta Fichtner, consolation to Mrs. Viola Von Duyke and Mrs. Thelma Meschke, and refreshments at a candlelit Halloween table. Helen Eenst will host on November fourth at her Danim Apartments home on East Broad Street.

Ella Shaver Bon Airstreet Ocette Club Mary Jalowre Augusta Fichtner Viola von Duyke Thelma Meschke Danim East Broad Street

Licenses Listed For Residents In Lorain County

A batch of licenses listed includes Edwin Knachel, 35, Cleveland, unemployed, and Helen Easton, 25, Lorain. Elmer G Harris, 23, Russia township, shipyard worker, with Lillian Ruth McManama, 24, 89 Laundon court, Elyria. Joseph E. Falkoski, 27, Lorain, baker, with Grace M. Kiedrowski, 23, Lorain. Dale Barndollar, 25, Elyria, apprentice, and Dorothy Miller, 18, Russia township. Ned LaMar Gott, 23, Oberlin, farmer, and Johanna Van Heuveln, 18, Oberlin.

Edwin Knachel Cleveland Helen Easton Lorain Elmer G Harris Russia Township Lillian Ruth McManama Laundon Court Elyria Joseph E. Falkoski Baker Grace M. Kiedrowski Dale Barndollar Dorothy Miller Ned LaMar Gott Oberlin Johanna van Heuveln

Lake Avenue Coming Events at Lake Avenue Church

Lake Avenue Community Church invites all to the Sunday service on October 23 at 10 45 a m with Robert Lotte of Oberlin College occupying the pulpit. Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m. The North Elyria Grange Hustlers meet October 25 at 10 30 a m at Mrs John Bakers home for an all day session featuring a noon three din ner meal and sewing in the hall with new drapes to be installed.

Jacob Turowski Grafton Jacob Turowsk Center Street Poland Cleveland National Iaw Works Assumption Church Woodmen of the World Agnes Mary Eberhart Walter Ward Walter Phrast Robert McFarland Oklahoma Clement Louis Albert Bittner Church of the Assumption John Foster St Marys Cemetery Lake Avenue Robert Lotte Oberlin College North Elyria John Baker

New Books Going Into Circulation at Elyria Library

Elyria Library announces new titles going into circulation this week including non fiction works by Sheen Clark Sanford Brink Allen Beebe Westrel Trane Robinson Lukowitz Conerly Goddard Miller Lang Odum Crawford Stone and Driscoll plus fiction titles by Caldwell Dana de la Roche Raine Ronald and Steinbeck.

Elyria Edna Moore Aibrarian Sheen America Clark Forest and Field Clerk Pergande Publishing Company Sanford Brink Allen Zaca Venture Beebe Westrel Trane Trane Company Maidcraft Price Robinson Lukowitz Conerly Goddard Miller Lang Odum New England Crawford Town Hawkeye State Federal Writers Project Stone QO. O. McIntyre Driscoll Leonard Caldwell Dana de la Roche Sons of the Saddle Raine Ronald Long Valley Steinback

Akron Man Injured When Car Rolls Over

Wellington Ohio reports Akron resident C G Gillin injured when his car rolled over on a curve near Route 1 near Brighton. Gillin suffered a badly bruised head and other injuries. His sister Mrs Peal Gillin received minor bruises and was discharged after treatment.

Akron Wellington C G Gillin Falls Clinic Brighton Peal Gillin

Court approves monthly WPA project support in South Amherst

County commissioners agreed to provide 25 monthly for October November and December to cover coal and light costs for a WPA recreational project in South Amherst housed in an old unused school building. Multiple divorces and civil suits were filed. Attacked tiger killed by garden workers in Sylhet Assam.

South Amherst Sylhet Assam

Supreme Court Asked To Rule On Relief Issue

The National Labor Relations Board urged the Supreme Court to decide if participation in a sit down strike deprives workers of relief under the Wagner Act. The board and Solicitor General Jackson asked review of the Seventh Circuit ruling that set aside a board order directing Fansteel Metallurgical Corp to reinstate about 90 sit down strikers. The circuit court split 2 to 1 in denying the board’s decision. The NLRB called the decision an injustice to the facts and a serious obstacle to enforcing the act.

Washington Get National Labor Relations Board Supreme Court Solicitor General Jackson High Tribunal Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals Fansteel Metallurical Corp Chicago NLRB Circuit Court

Bombs Rain Down On Chinese Cities

On October 22 Hankow and nearby cities Wuehang and Hanyang were bombed by thirty six Japanese planes dropping 40 bombs. Eighteen other planes released 40 bombs on the Hankow Peiping Railroad station two miles downriver. Two fires burned in the raid area.

Hankow China Wuehang Hanyang Kiangnan Hankow- Peiping

Japanese Staff Cars Enter City of Canton

Japanese staff cars entered Canton today as the city fell, passing through the front water opposite the screen quarter. Sporadic rifle fire was heard from the eastern suburbs where Japanese troops appeared to be mopping up. Otherwise the city remained calm.

Canton China

Oberlin League Voters to Hold Town Meeting

Oberlin residents are invited to a public forum at Wright Laboratory Monday Oct 24 at 8 pm. The League of Women Voters discusses three local measures on November 8 including a public library levy a courthouse annex and a constitutional amendment on judging in the Ingher courts.

Oberlin Oberlin League of Women Voters Wright Laboratory Lorain County Hartmal Ingher Leign Alexander Robert Fauver Library Levy League

First Church Oberlin Seeks Belief and Conscience Guidance

The First Church in Oberlin lists Rev A Richards as minister and Rev C M Cochrane as director of religious education. Activities include 9:45 am church school, 10 am college student class in Bosworth Hall led by Leonard Stidley, a sermon on The Importance of Belief, 6:30 pm Youth Fellowship at James Brand House, and 7 pm Open House for students at 271 Forest Street with a student-chosen topic Is it safe to let conscience be our guide.

First Church Oberlin A Richards C. M. Cochrane Bosworth Hall Leonard Stidley James Brand Forest Street

Trial and council open with civic class program

Amherst senior civics class hosts two mock trials and a council meeting. Jury members include Denola Brill Jeanne Smith Rosemary Radde and others while witnesses and defendants feature Neva Barris Betty Braun and Laurabelle Bahl. The event also showcases a Mayor Ray Frederick and council members with several musical and literary numbers.

Amherst Hi Chapel Denola Brill Jeanne Smith Rosemary Radde Eda Kirschner Edna Mae Lehman Maurice Paton May Smith Margie Krieg Christina Davis Hulda Scharein Eleanor Neuman Claude Rahl Elsie Kovach Virginia Stevens Leila Donnelly Ida Truscello Agnes Schmitz Henry Penton Ruth Miller William Raab Doris Schwitzki Evelyn Stark Louis Horvath Robert Hoffman Irene O’dor Hazel Diedrick Lucille Krieg Laurabelle

Carriers' Group Committees Named

Appointment of five committees for activities of the Chronicle Telegram Newspaper Carriers Association was announced today. The committees are Decorations chaired by Clyde Ryan with Bernard Menskhe and Junior Det. Entertainment chaired by Rich ard Mauer with David Lindell and Curtis Atkinson. Dinner chaired by Sidney Gross with George Hadaway and Eugene Bailey. Almanor chaired by B McLaughlin with Richard Robson and Jack Dunn. Program chaired by Lowell Sellers with Robert Botamer and H Freer.

Chronicle-Telegram Newspaper Carriers Association Clyde Ryan Bernard Menskhe Det Richard Mauer Cheirman David Lindell Curtis Atkinson Sidney Gross George Hadaway Eugene Bayley Alummnr B McLaughlin Richard Robson Jack Dunn Lowell Sellers Robert Botamer H Freer Wks William Bennett

Camera Club To Make Portraits At YMCA Meeting

The MPC Camera Club will hold a portrait session Monday night in Room B at the YMCA. About four or three models will be used and members will observe modern lighting and equipment. Members should bring cameras film and tripods if available.

MPC 4 Camera Club Y M.C. A

Installation of Elmer Johnson Post Officers

Installation of officers was the main feature of the Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion meeting at Yow Hall. Officers installed: Commander Herman Short, first vice Hugh Tompkins, second vice Elmer Deuschle, adjutant Franklin Moebius, finance Clyde Donnelly, historian Hugh Truscello, chaplain Frank Whyte, sergeant-at-arms Lee Womack, child welfare Conrad Mulder. An Ashland church service invitation was accepted for Nov 5, bingo planned for Nov 3, and a get-together with the legion auxiliary was arranged. Fish fry followed social hour.

Elmer Johnson American Legion A. A. Hunter Ashland St. Joseph Parochial Legion Auxiliary Edward Moebius John Michael Thomas Bruce

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Taft Lid Stabilization Bureau G. J. O'Connor E. 13Th St Bulkley’s Fred G. Held New London, QC East Main Street G. L. Kettenring First Baptist Church Grove Street Rachel Simonson Wellington Rachel Simonson Willoughby-on-the- Lake Harvey Simonson Rochester Township Rochester M E N E Patrick Rochester Cemetery Annie P. Felgate Annie Pomeroy Felgate Q. J. Winsor Oberlin Road F . Bradford Bethlehem Pennsylvania Winsor Oberon Road Ridgeville Cemeery Felgate Edward Fitz Edward F Sudro-Curtis George McGuire West Sevend Street Fitz Monroeville C. H Merthe Company St Mary's Catholic Church Eagles Lodge Bellevue Elizabeth Fiz Lilan Disich Norwalk Clarence Kraspach Wilford Critell Guilt Road Kellings Wilmot Printing Company Richard Schmilligen KR. B. Roe Schmilgen Cambridge Street Roe 6Th Street Mauble Bath M. O'Donnell Perrine Bert Tye Pope Antergd Anc Bosbauke Mart White Bit Jordy Cta Red Tap Soumathy Lewis Winfrey Dessie Winfrey Edward W. Baumann Anna ,Baumann Amherst Savings and Banking Company Amanda Birr Alfred W. Birr Albert P. Behr Walter Birr Willam T. Behr Forging and Casting Company Romeo Pump Company Martha Willard Rey Willard D. A. Cook Hazel Barber Kenneth Barber Maryann Moses Harold Moses Esther Wood Professor St League of Women Voters First Methodist Church S. Lee Whiteman C T Craig Emerson Sutzel Epworth Sturdents Methodist Prrsonage South Cedar Christ Church ‘Episcopal LE Daniels Church Carl F Witthe Oberlilin College K. C. Leebries Kent State University Oberlin Women's Club Lynds Jones West College Street Mohican Park My Lady's House Oberlin Inn James H. Hall F. A Universal Electric Elks Hall Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Acme O'Donnell Amherst High Camera Club A. Jenne Church St Circle One Ada Purcell Cleveland Avenue Cirele Congregational Church Bridge H J Shelly George Frank Harry Nich J B Avery Park Avenue W. E.A Jacob Krieg George Rice Betty Lou Schroeder WBA Ben Nickel Quarry Road A Torne A H. Fullmer Charles Somers Vauchean Charles Flew Amherst Women“ Democratic Club Hall Bride Pinnehle Hospital Wundiary Wall Region Auxiliary Jackson Street Hospital George Talot Burnyinghem Bieringham Tisenarges Steve Price Frank Katchuk South Amherst City Cab CO. Brown Hotel Phone the Emerson Matasae Emerson Day’s Music Store
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