Local Option Rally Tonight in LaGrange Church
A local option rally will be held at LaGrange Methodist Episcopal Church at 8 p m Monday October 31 1938. Speakers include Rev Henry Craver Rev Karl L Darkey and W A McWilliams with former Judge A R Webber as main speaker. LaGrange residents urged to attend as village votes on local option in November. About 3 percent of voters signed the petition, short of the 35 percent requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry Craver
The
Baptist Church
Karl L. Darkey
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. McWilliams
A. R. Webber
Elyria
Webber
Elyrians Head To Prudential Convention In Cleveland
Assistant Superintendent E F Hendricks and P W Knapp and D W Fenimore will represent the Elyria office of the Prudential Insurance Company at its annual convention to be held at the Hotel Cleveland in Cleveland on Tuesday and Wednesday. Delegates must meet company requirements to qualify for the business conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Hendricks
P. W. Knapp
D. W. Fenimore
Elyria
Prudential Insurance Company
Cleveland
Mysterious Death Probe In Evanston Woman
An inquest opened into the death of Marion Nichols a 30 year old mother found unconscious on a curb near her home. A skull fracture was noted and she died after hospital admission. Her husband Richard Nichols a research engineer and her father Prof William H Timbie MIT are among the involved. A German police dog guarded the scene as police noted the missing coat and worn stockings suggesting a hurried escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Marion Nichols
William H. Timbie
Massachusetts Institute of Technology At
Boston
Richard W. Nichols
G. A. Nichols
New York
Printer’s Ink
Nichols
Apple Blossom Spray Brought to Chronicle Office
A large spray of apple blossoms from a tree in an orchard along Hilliard road was brought to the Chronicle Telegram office after a cold night. The report notes unusual natural phenomena observed in the area.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Hilliard Road
Oberlin club activities fill week with meetings
Oberlin area clubs schedule a busy slate from Monday to Friday. The Queen Esther Society meets for an evening, Junior Forum hosts a special gathering at Mrs. Comings home, and multiple groups including the Literature Department of the Oberlin Women's club, the Townsend club, and the Nineteenth Century club plan Tuesday events. Other meetings span Wednesday through Friday with Ladies Aid societies, the Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid, Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, and more, plus a card party hosted by the newly formed Voter League on November 2 at Masonite Hall. Remaining notes cover visits by Pansy Chapter members to Columbus, and Oberlin relatives hosting visitors from Indianapolis and Silber Creek New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Society
The
Methodist Church
Margaret Glider
North Professor Street
E. R. Comings
West College Street
Oberlin Women's Club
K. W. Gehrkens
East College Street
Oberlin Townsend Club No 1
Otlock
Suesday
Aes Skjerne
South Professor Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Martes Club
EB. W. Spaulding
North Pleasant Street
Woman's Association of the First Church
James Brain
Oberlin R. D
Women’s Relief Corps
Grange Hall
C. H. Dudley
Oberlin
Ho A. A
Masonic Hall
Voter League
Masonite Hall
Order of Eastern Star
Columbus
J. G Holland
J. B. Annable
William Fitzner
Winifred Beebe
N. A. Martin
al Hoeh
Indianapolis
Indiana
H. E. Arnold
Harry L. Smith
Silber Creek
New York
Bricker Would Act At Once On School Finance
Republican governor candidate John W Bricker urged an immediate special legislative session to address school finance. He advocated a pay as you go foundation program and shifting debt costs from districts to the state to end the deficit funding burden. Other candidates, Sawyer Bulkley Taft, campaigned across Ohio with plans to speak in Cleveland Akron Toledo and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
John W Bricker
Bricker
School Foundation
Sawyer
Cleveland
Charles Sawyer
Akron
Toledo
Cincinnati
Troy
Sydney
Wapakoneta
Lima
Robert J Bulkley
Len Bulkley
Bellaire
Cinnemnat
Portsmouth
Robert A Taft Bulkiey
Findlay
Willard Divorce Case Opens In Common Pleas Court
Martha Willard seeks a divorce from Roy Willard on neglect and cruelty grounds. Court records show she has resumed her former name Martha Hissong. Proceeding noted in common pleas court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Willard
Roy Willard
Martha Hissong
Common Pleas
Fire ravages basement gutted by heat near Big Walnut creek
Firefighters drew water from wells and Big Walnut Creek to battle a blaze in a grocery basement. Operator Blanche Tilley Gelena stayed at her post amid flames then called for aid before leaving the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Walnut Creek
Privet
Blanche Tilley Gelena
Cines Witth
Won't Send Troops Unless Injunction Issued
In Columbus at Middletown, officials report no troops will be deployed until a court injunction is issued and the restraining order is not violated. General Merx confirms no action will occur without legal restraint, following a conference among Middletown authorities Governor Davey and National Guard representatives. The scene remains quiet as the dispute continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Midaletown
Tibaces Cosimke
Raymadeon
Adj
Emil Marty
Inday
Middletown
Davey
National Guard
Merx
Tro
Ingunevon
Admits Theft Fined And Sentenced To Jail
John J Rumph of 313 East avenue was fined 3 and costs and sentenced to five days in county jail after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Petre on a charge of petty larceny. He was arrested by Patrolmen H J Indicott and Robert Schwartz at 1:50 a.m. Friday while driving on Clark street with car paraphernalia used by gasoline thieves. He admitted stealing gasoline from cars on several occasions, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Rumph
East Avenue
Joseph @. Petre
H J Indicott
Robert Schwartz
Clark Street
Ed Stankard
Hilltop Tavern Owner Fined for After Hours Music
Tavern proprietor Charles Sternberg of Hilltop Tavern was fined $2 and costs by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro after arraignment on a charge of permitting singing and music after hours. He was arrested at 12:30 am Sunday. The line about equality appears as an incidental slogan in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sternberg
Hilltop Tavern
Joseph Q. Petro
Dies Charges New Administration Scheme Over Investigations
Washington October 3 The dispute between President Roosevelt and Representative Maran les Texas escalated as Dies accused administration officials of stifling the House committee’s inquiry into subversive activities He said officials had prompted a radio broadcast to attack the committee and promised to present definite proof that high ranking New Dealers including cabinet members sought to obstruct the hearings He blamed William B Delph WOL manager for scheduling Paul Anderson to discuss the matters and alleged the Democratic national committee publicity chief pushed for the Anderson appearance without mentioning White House interest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Maran Les
Texas
Teddy Wih
Dies
House
Stallion Wol
Mutual Broadcasting
William B. Delph
WOL
Andersen
Charles Michelsen
Democratic National Committee
Dolph
White House
Ohio Pension Probe Visited by Regional Director
Regional director for the federal pension security board visited Columbus today amid an Ohio pension probe. He declined to state the purpose of the visit, saying only that talks occurred with several federal officials in Washington. No governor meeting was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Colembus
RC Goodwin
Beard
SUBA
Gadowon
Clevelab
Wray Bevers
Opmo Vonsiom Cel
Alimover Caarmen
Federal
Senal Secnrry Board
Washington
Elephore Gondiin
Davey
Graham Cars appoints Lance and Lehman dealers
Gel wer-Sirl Inc. of Cleveland announces Earl J Teance and XL D Lehman as Incal dealers for Graham-Paye Motors Corpora. The new agency will operate at 69 Beid street on the bridge with stock of Graham cars and a service center. Lance and Lehman bring 11 years in the local auto trade and will continue offering a wide selection of used cars at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl J Teance
XL D
Lehman
Graham-Paye Motors Corpora
Gelwer-Sirl Inc
Cleveland
Graham Car
Larte
Beid Street
Femme Grah
New Agencs Hayshed
Elyria
Northwestern students celebrate football upset at Moineta
Northwestern University students in Evanston stage a spontaneous celebration after their football team defeated Moineta on Saturday. The crowd cheered through campus streets as news spread of the upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern University
Evanston, UI
Northwostern University
Weo' Ep
Moinseta
Parole Violation Leads to Reformatory Detention
Faken To Reformatory Jinmer Baker 19 of Ridgeville was jailed in Mansfeld Reformatory by Deputies Hudak and Fulton today for violating parole. He had been sentenced by Judge D A Cool last week after arraignment by Lt Detective L E Sweet for burglary. Parole granted December 27. Injuries Fatal To Boy in Athens. October 31. Larry Edward Stout 17 of Carpenter Meigs County died in a hospital from injuries after his automobile struck a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinmer Baker
Ridgeville
Mansfeld Reformatory
John Hudak
John Fulton
D. A. Cool
L. E Sweet
Athens
L.ry—Edward Stout
Howard Stout
Carpenter
Meigs County
Death notices for Sullivan Arndt families and others in Elyria area
Multiple death notices and funeral details from the Elyria region. Mrs Adelaide Cowie Sullivan, 86, died Saturday night. survivors include two daughters Irma Ringler and Gus Geneal, three sons Hilton, Clayton Sullivan and Roy Arndt, and a granddaughter. Funeral Tuesday at 1:30 from home and 2:00 at Christian Church. burial Sullivan cemetery. Mrs Julia Swartz, 76, of Elyria, died Saturday evening after a long illness. survived by sister Ida Bennett and brother Edward Bauer. services Tuesday 1:30 at Nichols Funeral Home, burial Valley City cemetery. Other notices include Mrs Hare Hemmer. Mrs Florence Hannaford. Mrs Leena Tyler. Mrs Edna Pauls. Mrs John Marta. Mrs Raymond Diedrien. Mrs Hens Winter. and Mrs Huntington with obituaries and funeral arrangements listed. Funeral service details and burial sites provided for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Adelaide Cowie
William Arndt
Charles Cowie
Irma Ringler
Gus Geneal
Hilton Arndt
Clayton Arndt
Roy Arndt
Bellevue
Treva Rigton
Christian Church
Sullivan Cemetery
Julia Swartz
Fred Swartz
South Maple Street
Liverpool Township
Medina County
Elyria
First Methodist Church
Ida Bennett
Edward Bauer
Elaria
Nichols Funeral Home
Rev
D. P. Fullmer
Valley City Cemetery
Hare Hemmer
Une Maning
Rome
Sims
Mrc
Florence Hannaford
Kiyria
Mass
Leena Tyler
Los Angeles
California
Harrys
Jnderson CIA
Missouri
Nichols Fusteral
Wile Conception
Lila
Milas J
Harold
Mark Bardess
Vate
John Marta
Raymond Diedrien
Lora
Hens Winter
Avon
Diether’. James
Flos Bacden
Ashland
North Eaton
Immaculate Conception
St Peters
North Ridgeville
Five Dayton Board Members Cited For Contempt
Dayton Ohio October 31 five members of the Dayton Board of Education and two school officials were cited for contempt of court for violating Judge Hodapp’s order against closing public schools. Schools closed to 34000 students as the board suspended operations due to lack of funds. An auto driver, Frank Ernest, was fined five dollars and costs on reckless driving charges after a collision on West River Street October 15. Clarence Hooper, 39, died from injuries in a head on crash west of Zanesville, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Dayton Board of Education
Null M. Hodapp
Frank Ernest
Elyria
Joseph Q. Petro
West River Street
Zanesville, O
Clarence Hooper
Here
Six Die In Ohio Auto Crashes Over Weekend
United Press reports at least six people were killed in Ohio auto crashes over the weekend. Nelson Hull 35 of Ashtabula died on Route 20 in a head on collision with a truck driven by Henry Mullburn 36 of Indianapolis. Herbert Greene 16 of Columbus died of injuries from an auto strike. Wilbur Coffee 18 of New Branchester was fatally injured near Owensville. James Shade 44 walked into an oncoming car in Cleveland. John S Love 61 of New Springfield died in a Youngstown hospital after his car struck a pole. Mrs Charles Pringle of Columbus fractured skull when a tire blowout caused a head on collision with Max Schanker of Detroit near Bowling Green.
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United Press
Ohio
Nelson Hull
Ashtabula Musiciin
Tus Wate
Lada. J
Ashtabula
Henry Mullburn
Indianapolis
Herbert Greene
Columbus
Wilbur Coffee
New Branchester
Owensville
James Shade
Cleveland
John S Love
New Springfield
Youngstown
Charles Pringle
Max Schanker
Detroit
Bowling Green
Cemetery Co Charged With Securities Act Violation
Columbus Oct 51 Forest Glen Cemetery promotion company and its manager Robert Marshall were charged today in a Securities Act case. The hearing was conducted by Ralph Bartlett Montgomery county prosecutor for possible later turnovers to multiple counties. Officials say the company failed to qualify as a sales agent and allowedcommission payments. sales profits and misrepresented offerings tied to cemetery plots and private sales.
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Columbus
Forest Glen Tne
Robert Marshall
Yo Moore Securities Division
Ralph Bartlett
Frankiiy County
Moore
Maran Clar
Montgomery
Delaware
Crawford Counties
Toecampa
Springfield
Ite Ae
Marshall Gut
Probe School Fires Loss is Seventy Five Thousand
Fire swept Franklin Public Grade School and St John’s Catholic High School early today causing estimated damage of 75000 dollars. A passerby spotted Franklin School burning at 3 am and fifteen minutes later flames were seen at St John’s. Both fires were brought under control by 3:15 am. St John’s housed pupils in the south wing while Franklin’s 150 pupils were off on a holiday. Chef Louis Leonard and deputy state fire marshals investigate the cause as rebuilding of Franklin School to begin immediately. RK OW Bell, superintendent, announced plan to rebuild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnelphos
Franklin
St. John’s Catholic
St John's
St John’s
Louis Leonard
Franklin Soho
Bell
Buswell Fined For DUI Suspension Of Driving Right
Arthur Buswell of 514 Foster Avenue was fined $30 and costs and had his driving right suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q Petro on a DUI charge. He was arrested by Sergeant Curtis Hamlin and Patrolman Paul Palmer. Large office buildings are planned in Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Buswell
Foster Avenue
Elyria
Joseph Q Petro
Curtis Hamlin
Paul Palmer
Report Polish Jews Return to Their Homes
Berlin October 31 A secret police spokesman said that Polish Jews not sent across the frontier under deportation orders were returned to their homes over the weekend. Those held in camps awaiting deportation were released. Negotiations on the status of Polish Jews in Germany will begin in Warsaw tomorrow. An unofficial count suggested about 8,000 Jews were returned. Japan will revise its anti profiteering regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Jasts
Germany
Warsaw
Poland
Youth Confesses To Robberies During Holdup Honeymoon
Indianapolis police say Robert York a 19 year old fugitive captured at Frankfort Ind confessed to a series of robberies across Missouri and Indiana during a two week honeymoon with his bride of two weeks. York escaped custody at his mother's funeral and later married Mary Greiner of Eldon Missouri. They traveled with a pistol wielding companion Harold Mobley. York confessed to robberies in Carollton Union and New Florence Missouri and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lod
Leon Trautman
Robert York
Frankport
Ind
Missouri
Indiana
York
Mary Greiner
Eldon
Frankfort
Harold Mobley
Miss Greiner
Versailles
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LaGrange
Este
Hood
Union St
Richard Gievenner
C. J. Weeks
West Vine Street
Merry Wives
Junior Star Club
Harry Kelly
Worth Pleasant Street
R. P . Harvey
South Cedar Avenue
West Russian Club
W. Gutman
North Main Street
Young Mens Club
Oberlin Tavern
Miss Dawley
Jane Braithwaite
Virginia Bower
Shaker Heights
Highbee's
Silver Grill
Ruth Dawley
Baldwin Wallace College
Lillian Behnke
Lallian Rudekoff
Mary Hacker
Florence Shredl
Springheld
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Elyria, O
H. H. Benham
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
Lance and Lehman
Graham Cars
Olmstead Falls
Schai
Stone’s Grill
Harry Heldmyer
Edna Pauley
Edna Pauls
Baiden
Frank Pauly
UAW
Blytta Renval Hospital
Ahah
Moehig
Ana Bau
Etd
Elytta Simee
Mrs. Harrington
Huntington
Harungton
Archie Draper
Wharton
Emma Whitton
Wellington
Emma Whiten
Charles Whiten Jr
Massachusetts
Charles Whiten
Muss
Lois Whiton
Everett Dexter
Buffalo
William Whiton
Keith Andrews
C. W. Record
Greenwood Cemetery
Bluebird
Cemetery Co
Brazil
DR. Fla
Optometrist
Middle Ave
Japan
Toledo Ghatn
Dade Bay
Hite
Ats
Tay
Aoedina Dee
Oggee
Eabor
Dodge Tosake
Duehs
Mesa
Nene
von Dor Tin
Syed Oye
Sederis
Chrysler
al Brock
Shorty
Flickinger
Hal Biddinger
Ben Kennelly, Mose Jones
W.broad
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