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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
12
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright reports current general taxes totaling $209,987 collected to date and delinquent payments of $7,953. Current general tax assessments amount to about $265,006. Classified taxes show $22,792 collected out of a $26,009 duplicate, with delinquent payments totaling $4,604. Wright aims for 100 percent by November 9 to avoid penalties.
In And About The Court House Mabel Marfield was granted a divorce from Ailson Marfield on grounds of gross neglect by Judge D. A. Cook yesterday. Christ Gooks of Lorain had sentencing for selling beer without a license continued to November 7 due to illness. Joseph Ferek of Lorain was fined $1 plus costs for parking on the highway with a rear light out. A deputy arrested Depetris Davidson and Wilame Hoist on Detroit road.
All Saints Day will be marked in Catholic churches with special Masses at St Marys Church tomorrow. Masses run hourly from 5:34 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. A Souls service is planned Sunday at 2:00 a.m. at St Marys Cemetery under the St Joseph Society.
Police warned yesterday to watch for a young man about 5 feet 7 inches tall in government clothing who left the CCC camp on Gulf read. His home is in Wells tile. Camp officers raid. Tony Mee of 137 South Logan Street reported a theft attempt last evening when someone tried to steal tires and wheels from a car parked near his home Tuesday night. He was awakened by the noise and frightened them away before they could steal them. Two tires had already been removed.
Stella Walsh, famed woman track star, suffered her first defeat in over two dozen starts as a burglar stormed the Notre Dame Academy steps scene. Walsh faded late after a briefcase-scene distraction, with the thief bolting into shadows amid a chaotic finish.
The Officers' School for La Lorain in Lorein announces the November 13 session. Capt Frank P P Kaci will teach on "The Administrative Corps" with Beucia as instructor. The event emphasizes support for reserve officers and acknowledges 52 reserves on inactive status.
Gust J. Wendt husband of Minnie Wendt died today at his late home 339 Tanith Street. He was born December 11, 1863, and had lived in Germany. He leaves a wife, a son Relph Wendt, and a daughter Clara Elizabeth. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Nichols Funeral Home and will be announced later.
MADISON WI Oct 31 Br Willard G Bierer 62 founder sector of University of Wisconsin School of Journalism died at his home tectar after a long illness.
Barney Krenszield of 111 Cornell avenue sustained minor injuries after a workplace incident at Colson Company yesterday as reported.
Ohio banking chief S H Squire told a Cleveland Elyria Rotary gathering that only eight of Ohio 155 closed banks remain liquidate by 1930 if current progress continues. He urged rapid liquidation to restore stability, noting banks in larger cities are stronger and better able to meet depositor demands.
An accident board report assigns the October crash to pilot judgment error. The inquiry found no preexisting mechanical failure evidence in the wreckage and noted the pilot's misjudgment as the cause.
Funds totalling 6000.19 from a state relief account, unused in sales tax relief, are to be discussed by debtors Roger and William E. Ashbot at a meeting Saturday at 10 am. The board seeks to release money to cover county relief events. arrangements were arranged by long distance telephony this morning.
In Washington on October 31 Carter, aged 92, announced plans to appeal at once. Charles Evans is linked to the bonding, while discussions mention tax peranes to be imposed on the comps air. The report notes direct dealing to the supreme court and named individuals amid the Guffey Coal Act challenge.
Shadow Plays To Be Given Friday in Oberlin Ohio by the Red Gate Shadow Players with English dialogue. The program includes The White Snake and The Second Armance, led by Mai Glenn Jorgensen and a cast listing multiple named performers, with showtimes in the evening and a focus on both children and adults.
The first performance of The First Commandment will be given this evening at 7 30 in Finnes chapel under the auspices of the Women’s Association of the First Church. The Biblical dramatization features a large cast including Tiresias Pharaohs and prophets with roles for Dan Kinser Judah Linn Simeon Reuben and Joshua among others.
Democratic candidates list includes Leonard Fisk Charles W. Ives George B. Fillmon W Bowsud John K. Nece Alfred Allen Louis Seaurmont Ed Hill William Jones William G Smith Fred G. Bauer Joseph O. Carpenter Frank J. Borie Frank Henke REPUBLICAN candidates list names D A Barré Leonard Smith A C Stillemas J M Marshall H C Cheney Henrietta Cotbure Ansa Kennedy George Thompson Henry C Sassmanhausen R Renoward SN Black Elmer Nelson William E Nalley Howard C Golimar School board candidates Earl Lautenschleger Pierre R Sm Yestmert Frank Spencer Jr Richard F Stevens W H Vanoster
Reports state Italian forces crossed the Secit river toward Sudan and advanced about seven miles into Ethiopia. Ethiopian forces and laborers are described as mobilized, with Selassie’s daughter mentioned and Italians claiming readiness to gain more recruits. The piece notes youths ages sixteen to seventeen serving for low pay and widespread uncertainty among adults about loyalties.
About 264 Cleveland milk dealers met to decide if they represent enough of the local milk distribution to back a price increase. The farmers want a one cent per quart rise, claiming production costs are not covered. A Mantua Portage County vote of 596 farmers showed intent to stand firm on their proposal and consider earlier counter offers.
Dealers and farmers continue organized talks with similar stands at Mediza and Burton gatherings. Tonight farmers in Ashtabula County plan a meeting at Jefferson to discuss prices and market conditions.
The Etoria police team was defeated by Lorain 1035 to 571 in a 66 foot 35 caliber revolver event with a 1560 total. Return match set for November 12. Police scorers listed as M. El Ormstaad 7 C L Miller 176 C E Loutham 164 C L Hamlim 141 C E Parker 114 Fred Bongs 7 Lorain scorers include A D Benson 193 H E Brainard 1st Joe Fisher 187 Jos Werner 2 A C Berg 177 J B Seres 1275.
The civil service commission outlines that applicants for first class post offices like Elyria will be rated on education, business experience and fitness. Examinations auditable via local representatives. veterans and spouses gain five extra points. Applications must be filed with the commission in Washington by the closing business hour on November.
Market reports show steady butter egg prices and weak poultry demands in Cleveland with varied quotes for fowl, leghorns, and ducks. Chicago cash quotations list mixed poultry and egg prices, while nearby produce and grain markets feature fruit baskets, vegetables, and standard grain bids.
Oddities report in Rockford recounts mice traced to a home with a crude clockwork device and improvised fuse. Evansville tale covers Sam Crowder fined for bothering girls Grace Evans Marcella and Betty Jasper, then held until police arrived. Washington note notes jail prisoners striking for tobacco and candy to fund a purse for William Owens, 75, convicted of second degree murder and appealing.
The 54 year old Walker said he remains unlikely to return to politics while a flotilla of tugs and yachts escorts the Manhattan to Quarantine for a 1 30 P M docking. He noted potential theater offers after years of financial troubles and a prior divorce.
A verdict for 325 dollars went to Panes Canales of Lorain in Judge Guy B. Findler's court. The case, against Fred Straus and others, involved joint use of a driveway.
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