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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1933

Page

3

Austrian Army Plans Approved

Paris reports the French Foreign Office approved Austria's plan to organize an auxiliary force of 3 000 men while special circumstances require its maintenance. Britain voiced no objections, agreeing to the auxiliary force for protection against the terrorist campaign and disorder against Austria's current government led by Chancellor Dollfuss.

Paris Foreign Office Austria Great Britain L. Wimmer John Simon Britain Dolfuss

Local News In a Few Lines From Elyria

Williams will be in the Washington School building all next week for second hand book sales as schools reopen September 11. Clarence Arnold, 29, West Hartland, was arrested for petit larceny for stealing a ring from Mrs. Baker in Lorain. A car on Telegraph road was damaged when Starkey turned into a driveway at Beals Lumber Yard and Dute struck it. Moehlman and Ruhl damaged vehicles on Telegraph road bridge in a collision. Baird's Ohio Belles Band to perform two concerts at Lorain County Fair. A grass fire at Middle avenue and Oberlin road was put out by firemen. Steve Nagy, 116 Huron street, treated for minor injuries after being struck on Lake avenue by a car driven by Fisher of Lorain.

C. M. Wiliams Elyria Washington Williams Clarence Arnold West Hartland Huron County Gerald Nau Paul Chapman Joseph Baker Lorain Joseph Petro Harold Starkey R. D Charles Dute Starkey Beal Telegraph Road Henry Moehl T Ed. Monroe Harry Moehlman Eastern Heights Blvd Donald Ruhl Prospect Ohio Telegraph Road Bridge William Holst Lorain County Fair Baird Ohio Belles Dar Elyrian Steve Nagy Huron Street Memorial Hospital Lake Avenue F. A. Fisher Georgia Avenue

Governor White Sees Repeal of Ohio Dry Laws

Governor George White predicts repeal of Ohio prohibition laws will align with federal repeal. He will submit retail control and taxing legislation to a special session to be in effect when prohibition ends. He will consult the Governor's Advisory Committee on Liquor Control and a Senate panel before finalizing plans.

Columbus Ohio George White Senate

Flier Killed In Air Race Crash

Roy Liggett of Omaha Nebraska was killed when his Cessna crashed during a practice run at the International Air Races in Chicago. The 22 year old had finished second the day before in a 50 mile free-for-all at 191 mph as his plane plunged from 300 feet, turning over twice.

Chicago Roy Liggett Omaha Nebr Liggett

Urge Ford To Sign NRA Code

Messages from admirers across the United States urged Henry Ford to bring his enterprises under the Blue Eagle. Ford remained at the fenced Huron Mountain Club with no indication of his plans on the automobile code.

Marquette Mich Henry Ford United States Huron Mountain Club Ford

Two Ohioans Die In Auto Crash Near Port Washington

Thomas Stull Jr editorial employee of the Cincinnati Enquirer and Mrs M J Rogers of West Lafayette were killed when their car struck a culvert near Port Washington. Stull died on the way to Coshocton hospital and Mrs Rogers died in the hospital at 4 AM. Stull's wife and Rogers were critically injured.

Coshocton, O Thomas Stull, Jr The Cincinnati Enquirer M. J. Rogers West Lafayette Port Washington Stull Coshocton Hospital

Deaths and funerals in Berea LaPorte Wakeman area

Loretta Sawyer died after a Saturday night auto accident and was cremated in Cleveland. Otis H. Pitkin aged 61 died at home in LaPorte and is survived by wife Clara and seven grandchildren with funeral at LaPorte church. Charles Ginste, 58, died Friday. services in Wakeman Congregational Church and burial in Wakeman Cemetery. survived by wife Clara and three daughters and three sons.

Loretta Sawyer Bongs Berea Cleveland WH. Pitkin Otis H. Pitkin LaPorte Mr. Pitkin Chardon Ohio Chaeen Clara Wight Pitkin Grace Borop Walnut Ava Pitkin J. Wight Pitkin Norwalk LaPorte Church Evergreen Cemetery Wellington Ginste Charles Ginste Wakeman Congregational Church Linville Wakeman Cemetery Ginstes Clara Ginate Ail Detroit Wakeman Tacome Washington

Attack on four month old baby reported in Middletown

George Kalbaugh told police in Middletown on September 2 that his infant was attacked while left alone for about ten minutes. Neighbors recall a man on a bicycle asking for their address and one witness saw a stranger enter the Kalbaugh home. Discoloration and burns noted on the baby's eyes, stomach and back.

Middletown George Kalbaurh Kalbaurh

City NRA drive shows unity as Elyria signs in numbers

A large pile of signature cards sits in the Chamber of Commerce as Elyria residents, about 954 so far, enroll in the NRA relief program. The piece notes volunteers like Karl Bacon and early support from General Calvert, Hugh Johnson, and local figures, urging everyone to sign and help boost wages, hours, and factory activity before Christmas.

Jim Armitage Chamber of Commerce Karl Bacon Elyria Roosevelt Calvert George Yost Ralph Holcombe Omars Earl [Carroll Earl Bacon Stankard Tach NRA Hugh Johnson Earler Santa Claus

Ouhauffler Allen Wedding Solemnized

The marriage of Miss Dorothy Allen and Lawrence Schauffler was solemnized at her mother’s home in Oberlin Ohio with Dean Thomas W. Graham officiating. After September 10 the couple will reside in Freedonia New York where Mr. Schauffler works in the State Normal School music department.

Oberlin, O Dorothy Allen Ernest Bourner Allen Lawrence Schauffler New York City East College Street Thomas W. Graham Oberlin Theological Seminary Freedonia XL. Y Schauffler The State Normal School Oberlin College and Conservatory

Sunday Church Services Announced in Village Churches

Sunday September 3 schedule across Union First and Methodist churches at M E Church Rev C F McBride 11 00 sermon The Tale of Bricks or Playing the Game Labor Day sermon Christ Church Episcopal Rev L E Daniels 7 00 Holy Communion 11 00 Church School 11 60 Holy Communion First Baptist W Gaylord James pastor 9 45 Sunday School O P Badger superintendent 11 00 Preaching Service 7 30 Preaching Service 7 30 P Y Thursday Prayer Service Christian Science Society Rowland Hall 9 45 Sunday School 11 00 Morning Service subject Man 1 00 Wednesday Testimonial Reading room open 3 5 Tue Wed Sat East Oberlin Community Church 9 45 Morning Service by G D Hubard No evening service Mt Zion Baptist Rev Charles H Brown pastor 9 45

First Baptist Church W. Gaylord James O. P. Badger Christian Science Society Rowland Hall East Oberlin Community Church G. D. Hubbard Mt. Zion Baptist Church Charles H. Brown

Court actions in Lorain and nearby towns report several filings

The Dieselend Trust Company sues Ida Atkin of Trenton N J for 5950 on a note and seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on Lotain property. Anna Reed of Hlyna is granted a divorce from Josenn Reed after three years of absence. Ann E Teeter of Lorain seeks divorce from Ira Tester for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Teofilla Chmielewski of Lo fia sues Joseph for divorce on grounds of neglect and cruelty. Theodore E Storer of East Liverpool sues J F Johnson of Elyria for partition of Elyria property. Mary Pleenik of Lorain files suit.

John Common Pleas Dieselend Trust Company Ida Atkin Trenton N. G Anna Reed Hlyna Josenn Reed A. R. Webdher Ann E. Teeter Lorain Ira Tester Pieas Teofilla Chmielewski Lofia Joseph Toss Theodore E. Storer East Liverpool J. F. Johnson Elyria, Et al Elyria

Civil Service Racket Probe in Cleveland News

An investigation into racketeering in Civil Service exams began after a city employee was arrested in City Hall for accepting $40 in marked bills. Police said the money was payment for aiding an applicant in passing an examination. Mexico note appears as stray text in the dispatch.

Cleveland

Medical clinic ad for Elyria savings trust building

Dr. F. M. Sponseller in Elyria Ohio offers treatment for fissure fistula colitis and varicose veins without taking time from work. Appointment hours Tuesday and Saturday listed along with contact phone 214.

Elyria Savings F. M

Markets Chicago cash quotations and local farm prices

Chicago markets report butter egg and poultry receipts with prices for butter creams eggs and fats. Grain flour and feed quotes from Cleveland Exchange list clover alfalfa wheat oats hay and feeds with specifics. Local Farmers Market items include apples beans cabbage celery grapes tomatoes and a wide range of produce with per basket or per half bushel pricing and arrivals noted.

Chicago Rock Springs Cleveland Gratin and Hay Exchange Jiseral

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France Middle Avenue Oberlin Road White Tee Cream Blue Bird Court Street Western Reserve Turner Block Oberlin North Pleasant Street Esther Alflen Louis Bliss Pleasant St Ouhauffler-Allen Sacred Heart Church George F. Martin Rust BR. W. Stennett Epworth League, Christian and Missionary Alliance Hiram Maddox Youngs People’s Hour Adam Moehl Fred Kent Mrs W. F. Bohn Brother J. M. Beardsley Bearden, Tenn Ethelind Wright New Philadelphia C .B. Wright North Professor Street Homer E. Weaver Forest Street Canada White Mountains Mrs. F. W. Tobin Son Wallace W. T. Upton Elizabeth Leigh Alexander Jean Warner Georgian Bay Ojibway Island Malcolm Keirer Jack Wickler, Jr White” Woodruff Helen Richards William Ashe Mary Pleenik Civil Service Mexico Monty Hananas Colorado California Rick Teach New York North Cacolina New Jersey Virginia Elyria Electric Cookery Council Hubert Day and Sons Ohio Public Electric Shops, Inc
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