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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1937

Page

4

Prisoner Climbs Water Tower Demanding Parole in Columbus

James Mason a 39 year old Ohio Penitentiary inmate repeated his water tower protest at the 150 foot height today as Warden Woodard investigated a planned escape by three other convicts. Mason first perched on Oct 3 for 12 hours after parole denial and came down three weeks ago when rain soaked him.

Columbus. O James Mason O Penitentiary James C. Woodard Mason Lucas County

Four Asphyxiated By Gas From Still

Cleveland Ohio Oct 30 a family of four died from carbon monoxide produced by a 300 gallon liquor still in their home Firemen found Marcus Schneidler 33 Ethel 29 Lois Weidman 9 and Rosemary Weidman 11 in separate rooms A dog also died Federal agents seized whisky mash sugar yeast and other materials The gas was vented from the still tapped into an outside main investigators said another couple in the house were being questioned

Cleveland Marcus Schneider Ethel Lois Weidman Rosemary Weidman

Half Day Closure For Election Day Courthouse and City Hall

Municipal election Tuesday prompts county commissioners and Service Director I. D. Faxon to close the courthouse and city hall at noon for a half day. The action was announced this morning to the public.

Wlre Board of County Commissioners I. D. Faxon

Dramatic club trials at Wellington high school

Sixty pupils tried out for the newly formed Dramatic Club with Carolyn Clifford as sponsor. Thirty-one were accepted, including Richard Avery Beverly Baker Clarence Barber and others. The final meeting of the year will elect officers and finalize committees.

Wellington Dramatic Club Carolyn Cilfford Englash Miss Clifford Sarah Huntridge Mary Kelly Richard Avery Beverly Baker Clarence Barber Donald Brenner Lois Breyley June Carpenter Wanda Coates Phyllis Coffin Rath Codray Lulian Davin Ray’ Rermuod Dante Karen Edward Farnsworth Louise Harri Juanita Herald Patrica Hopkins Theresa Marley Chester Martin Donald Muybaugh Elsie McConnell Lanra McConned Harold Miller June Mia Ethreyn Newberger Barbara Preston Duane Kickle Rebecca Rucker Evelyn Sane Dorothy Scoville Evelyn Smith Betty Wiles

Wellington club and Sorosis events in November

Mrs. A R Branson will entertain Sorosis members November 2 with book reviews by Mrs. Keith Andrews and Mrs. W H BeVier. The Wellington Farm Woman's club meets November 4 with Mrs. Ben Burge for officer elections. Dorcas Society meets at Mrs. Harvey Myera Brown street.

A. R. Branson Sorosis Keith Andrews W. H. BeVier Wellington Dorcas Society Mrs Harvey Myera Brown

Your Good Health by Claud North Chrisman

Dr Claud North Chrisman reports on a patient Mrs F J of Oklahoma suffering acute articular rheumatism after influenza. She described a severe cold with aching and a swollen knee followed by a large lump under the knee. Home remedies were tried but pain and swelling persisted.

Claud North Chrisman M.D. Mes. F. J Oklahoma F. J

Doctor Uses Vaccine Treatment After Acute Infection

A patient with acute inflammatory joint disease following an infection endured severe pain and swelling in the hip. After an initial opiate treatment and a later vaccine injection, she developed delirium from a large dose but improved after smaller doses were used. By mid January she could leave bed and recover gradually though the knee stayed stiff.

Woman's knee joint stiffness leads to crutches and hope for treatment

A 21 year old mother suffers ankylosis after inflammation extends to knee joints. Doctors urge non violent bending, massage, passive motion, iodine ointment, and prolonged baking under physician supervision. If stiffness persists years, surgery to remove adhesions may help.

King family hosts guests. Junior King's Daughters meet

The article notes guests of Mr and Mrs Bert Knapp. the Junior King's Daughters plan a meeting Tuesday night. Charles Barnes has resumed work at the BeVier store after a three week illness.

Aing Bert Knapp King Charles Barnes BeVier

Battle ends with vow to die rather than surrender

Two Chinese flags flew over shell-torn buildings as Japanese attackers prepared another assault. Rear Admiral Tadao Honda warned the battalion it must surrender or die while British anger mounted among Riflemen, as officials from both sides met at the British consulate to seek terms.

Tadao Honda

Charm and Health as Real Beauty Guide for Girls

A vintage wellness piece argues charm rests on health and calm nerves. It links shining hair and clear skin to proper eating rest and exercise, offering simple tips from sleep routines to light evening routines and modest meals for a serene, poised demeanor.

Ovens of Long Ago and War Losses Between Screens of News

The article contrasts ancient baking methods using ashes and hot stones with wartime reports from Soochow Creek where two British soldiers Privates William C. Howard and James Mallon died when a shell hit a redoubt. Private J OToole was killed earlier in a car by shell shrapnel. Electric motors run life boat launchers on large liners.

Rameses IT Soochow Creek William C. Howard Dublin James Mallon Londonderry J. O'Toole

Goodwill Between Roosevelt And Wall Street Forecast

Washington October 30 Roosevelt administration and Wall Street move toward mutual goodwill observers note recent events include a securities and exchange commission meeting chaired by William C Douglas and a Federal Reserve Board margin reduction from 35 to 40 percent plus revised 30 percent in slot sales. Officials discuss possible changes to capital gains losses taxes and undistributed corporate profits levy. Financial leaders blame taxes and SEC regulation for stock market weakness and low volume.

Washington Roosevelt Wall Street Financial Community and Securities Eachadge Commission William C. Douglas Federal Reserve Board Charles R. Gay New York Stock Exchange Withrop Aldrich SEC

Reports watch stolen from car at city intersection

Harry Hyman of 10 Devon Apartments told police a $25 wrist watch was stolen from the glove compartment of his car while parked on Lody street and Lake avenue Thursday night.

Harry Hyman Devon Apartments Lody Street Lake, Avenue

Man Fined for Disorderly Conduct After Midnight Fight

John Bean of 231 Oberlin Road was fined $3 and costs for disorderly conduct after arraignment before Mayor Leonard Smith. Bean was arrested last night for allegedly fighting with roommate Junior Fitzpatrick, police said.

John Bean Oberlin Road Leonard Smith Junior Fitzpatrick

Vision theme in sermon and local greetings

Sunday morning Rev. D. S. Carpenter spoke on The Need of a Vision and the choir sang Since Jesus Died For Me. He and Mrs. Carpenter attended the Norwalk District Conference at Wellington Monday for an all day meeting. Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews celebrated her 79th birthday with gifts and messages from relatives, friends, and Sunday School members. she is the church’s oldest member. Mrs. George Fortune returned home after visiting her brother in Chicago and traveled with relatives. Mrs. Sharpe is spending days with her daughter Mrs. Hugh Palmer.

D. S. Carpenter Jesus Rev. Carpenter George Fortune Chicago Sharpe Hugh Palmer Merton Bartter

Village Notes and Socials From East Cleveland Lives

Social items recount visits meals and gatherings in East Cleveland with many named residents. Families such as the Lyndes, Robinsons, Blanks, Meyers, and Huron area guests attend teas dinners and Sunday visits across Elyria Lakewood and Dover with funeral services noted for Roxe Andrews.

Junior Class seeks play date for late November schedule

BRi Am Miss Ethel Roth, sponsor of the Junior Class, is busy selecting a play for the Juniors to present in late November or early December. Mrs. Sarah Calkins of Oberlin is weekend guest of her daughter Mrs. Clayton Chrysler and family. GIRL SOLD FOR 18 CENTS in Quilon, India, Kochuhava Adima, a native, was sentenced to four years for kidnapping and selling a girl as a slave for 18 cents.

Ethel Roth Sarah Calkins Oberlin Clayton Chrysler J Quilon India Kochuhava Adima

Golf drive kills hawk near Worcester

Ted Brothers scored a birdie but struck and killed a hawk in flight. In Fresno, Mrs Ivy Ivy enters the name honors contest alongside Simone Simon, with Ivy Ivy touted for alliterative superiority over Paul Paul, director of the city band.

Worcester Mass Ted Brothers Ivy Ivy Fresno Cal Simone Simon Paul Paul Fresno Municipal Band

Also Mentioned on This Page

Water Tower Ora i. Shepard Barker St Junior Grissinger Courtland Garden Club A. B. Southard Herrick Avenue Everett L. Barrick Homer Barbe Herrick Audivoriam Southard H. H. Dudley Jasaie Wright Parent-Teachers’ Association Earl Jameyson Northern Draft Horse Association Walter Krill College of Veterinary Medicine Ohio State University Wellington Grange Lorain Hummel Vesper Services First Congregational Church Friendship Guild Norcas Society Church of Christ Doras Onv Brewer First Congregational Charles W. Recard James C. MacDermott Wilting Methodist Episcopal Lonzo Stered Minater Pauperine Tintae Epworth League Gospel Chorus James A. Brady Bible School Orrin Miller First Baptist John H. Green H. N. Hyde William He B. Y. Plu St. Patrick's Catholic William T. Moran May Friday Ashbrook Mariam Dirlam Louise Parke Herrick Library T. M. Pfeiffer Frank Howard Grafton William Lashley Sara Curtice Charles A. H Anna Hannam Mary E. Knapp Taylor Street Paul Knapp Elyria Helen E. McGuire Dr. Chrisman Guide To By Jacqueline Hunt Miss. Hone Andrew J. Foreman Democratic Ladies Aid George Robinson Wallington Dyer Sweet Ard Harvey Blanck Ed. Landrfried West Park Jobo Sweet Forest Lyndes and Airs Jack Meyera Harvey Lydes Ernest Terrell East Cleveland Mee Carnentar William Johnson Washington, D. C W. A. Wallington Clyde Bart Sam Huey S. J. Huey Fairview E. Andrews Arthur Smith L. W. Strananan LaGrange Charles Smith LaPorte Lorain Rd Meyer Joan Prince O'Lloyd Agénes George Pitson Chestnut Ridge Beatty Charlotte Cross Misa Quth Davis Airs Wilbert Elstrom Melton Beltz and Gatl Robert Harding James B. Lilly Lorain County Justice OF Elyria Township The Lorain County Savings & Trust Co Ohio Mowther Federal Deposit Jesa Amherst
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