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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1932

Page

12

Death of Sean Harlow Husband Hollywood Loss

Hollywood police investigated the death of Paul Bern a 42 year old MGM producer found shot in a dressing room at his Benedict Canyon home. A note to Jean Harlow spoke of humiliation and a "comedy" last night prompting questions about suicide versus foul play. The couple had married recently and friends including Irving Thalberg and David Selznick were at the scene terms and inquiries were launched by Chief Detective Taylor.

Hollywood Calif Jean Harlow Hugand Paul Bern Bern Canyon Miss Harlow Paul John Carmichael Joseph F. Taylor Joseph Whitehead Benedict Canyon Irving Thalberg Norma Shearer Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer David O. Selzmick RKO Radio Studio Vitim Douglas Fairbanks, Jr M-G-M Studios Marina Belio Beverly Hills Hariew Whitehead Frank Nance Harlow Carmichael Belle House Dean Wanstbeck Germany Horhood New York

How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat

An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat loss remedy. It promises fat loss of about 20 pounds in three weeks, increased energy, clearer skin, and a feeling of youth, urging readers to start with a half teaspoonful in hot water each morning and to seek a money back guarantee if not convinced.

W. Phillips America

Police arrest two men after restaurant break-in attempt

Police arrested two men on suspicion after a dawn search by Officers Lee Johnson and Sariea for two men reported trying to break into the Frank Restaurant at East Bridge Street. A neighbor said the pair fled when called, and officers found them near the railroad tracks.

Lee Johnson Sariea Frank East Bridge Stree John Pablos

Death Notices From Elyria Chronicle Family Section

Multiple death notices: Mrs Mary Adelaide Smith of 245 Northrup Street died at home after a lingering illness. born July 4 1855 in Royalton. survived by three sons Ira Fred and John and three daughters Mara Edith Mae. funeral at Taylor's Funeral Home with Rev R T Ketcham, Ridge Lawn Cemetery. Mrs Mary J Maynard widow of Dr T Maynard died at Clayton apartments after long illness. survived by brother Moses Lyman and sister Mrs A Diddy. born April 29 1851 in Amherst Township. funeral at Taylor's Funeral Home with Rev R T Ketcham, Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs Mary J Kennedy 57 of 219 Chestnut Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. survived by husband Daniel J Kennedy. funeral at St Mary's Church. J Daniel Wells 57 of 119 Kaisercourt died at home. born in Fostorie, Ohio. lived in Elyria 97 years. former electrical machinist at National Tube Company. survived by widow Maude LaDow Wells and eight nieces and nephews. funeral at his late home with Rev Newton Moore, burial in Brighton, Ohio. The common aschool of 100 years ago excelled in giving a taste for good reading.

Mary Adelaide Smith Northrup Street Herbert Smith Myrs Smith Elyria Royalton Ohio First Baptist Church Ira 2. Smith Fred H. Smith John A. Smith Mary Maynard T. Maynard Clayton Apartments Third Street Moses Lyman A. Diddy Rose New York Amherst Township Taylor's Funeral R. T. Ketcham Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst Mary J. Kennedy Elyria Memorial Hospital Daniel J. Kennedy Chestnut Street J. Daniel Wells Kaisercourt Mr. Wells Fostorie National Tube Company Maude LaDow Wells Newton Moore Brighton

Lifeless Body Found By Son John Kerekas 68

John Kerekas of Stop 71 Yellow Line was found hanging from a tree by his son John 21 and daughter Emma 26 as they returned from Lorain around 6 30 p m yesterday. He is survived by his widow and four children John Emma Steve 18 and Margaret.

John Kerekas John Miami College Emma Lorain Tti Kerekés

Inmates Fined for Intoxication in Sandusky Home

Fines and costs totaling 21 were assessed for four Soldiers' Home inmates at Sandusky after arraignment before Justice Walter H. Watts. John Ritter Edward Bran Gus Herman and Gus Rack were cited after their car crashed into a barn on Middle Ridge road owned by Mr. Kinzley, per deputy sheriffs.

Motorist Held on $200 Bond After DWI Arrest

Stanley Smitkowski of 220 Prospect was arrested on a driving while intoxicated charge after an anonymous tip said he weaved across Broad Street and West Avenue. He was released on a $200 bond pending trial this Friday.

Stanley Smitkowski

Pleads Not Guilty Reckless Driving Joe Weis

Joe Weis Cleveland pleaded not guilty to a charge of reckless driving and has a hearing set for Friday before Justice Walter H. Watts. His car collided with a truck at Kipton. Sam Manzo of 432 Kenyon was fined 22 and costs for reckless driving when arraigned before Mayor W. H. Van Oster. Costs suspended on good behavior. He was arrested September 2 on Oberlin road. Autos TX collision involved Henry Deard at 115 Artesas Court and Loyd Capel at Walton and Clark Streets, damaged at East Bridge and East River Streets around 9 p m Sunday. Car of J C Friedrich at East Avenue and Second Street reported stolen yesterday, recovered on Cleveland shest by police. Motorist Carl Drusendahl of Elyria sustained cuts to head and arm when his car skidded on the wer ear rails on Lake Avanus about 6 p m Saturday. treated at Elyria Clinic. Auto damaged: IP Ward of 221 Foster Avenue reported damage at West Avenue and Third Street yesterday by a non stopping vehicle. Robert McDonald of Lorain released from jail Sunday on bond following his Saturday warrant in Justice Petro’s court.

Joe Weis Cleveland Walter H. Watts Kipton Sam Manzo Kenyon W. H. van Oster Oberlin Road Henry Deard Artemas Court Loyd Capel Walton and Clark Streets East Bridge East River Streets Carl Drusendahl Elyria Lake Avanus Elyria Clinic Ward Foster Avenue West Avenue Third Street Robert McDonald Lorain County Air Bend Court of Justice Joseph Petro Columbus Ray Jewel Birmingham Ala R. W. Allan East College Street Rolland VanAusdale Monclova High School American Legion Auxiliary Judge Rooms Ethelind Wright New Philadelphia Charles B. Wright South Professor Street Helen Richards Bean Bradshaw Berea Baldwin-Wallace College Luther Nolan H. O. Worcester Clyde Rawson East Lorain Street Detroit H. V. Zahm Morgan Street Parmelia Allan Eudora Walton Wooster Evelyn Walton Beam H. A M. A. Houghton George Houghton Donald Beam Clare Hoffner Spring Street DeForest Pratt Cincinnati J. M. Albright East Tollege Street Shirley Ann Betts Adam Moehl South Pleasant Street

Seven People Fined by Mayor in City Court

Mayor W H Van Oster presided over a court session in which seven individuals faced fines for various violations. Lloyd Chapell of Cleveland paid 100 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated. Thomas Movady of East River Street was fined 25 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. Maude Jenkins of Cleveland 10 dollars and costs for intoxication, and Walter Aldrich of Cleveland 5 dollars and costs for intoxication. Ernest Welch of Elyna paid 5 dollars and costs for intoxication. Dan Fillo of Elyria was fined 5 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after causing a disturbance at his father in law’s home. Dan Cable of Oberlin paid 5 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct.

W. H. van Oster Lloyd Chapell Cleveland Thomas Movady East River Street Maude Jenkins Walter Aldrich Moody Ernest Welch Elyna Dan Fillo Elyria Dan Cable Oberlin

Auto Skid Wreck Injures Ada Dick in Grayton

Mrs Ada Dick 28 of Grayton Ohio suffered multiple injuries when a car carrying S T Dick skidded on wet rails along Cleveland street near Beverly court and crashed into a tree. She was treated at Memorial hospital and then taken there by R T Corte of 119 Carolina avenue.

Ada Dick Grayton S. T. Dick Cleveland Street Beverly Court Memorial Hospital R. T. Corte Carolina Avenue

Attend Meeting of Athletic Officials in Columbus

The Ohio Conference coaches and officials and the Buckeye Association held their annual meeting in Columbus Saturday. Oberlin attendees were Lysle K. Butter Earl Jones and M A Houghton. Several Oberlin residents and guests are noted visiting or staying with local families during Labor Day weekend and nearby days.

Oberlin Ohio Conference Buckeye Association Columbus Lysle K. Butter Earl Jones M. A. Houghton

WELLINGTON News Notes and Local Social Roundup

Wellington items list community notices from Sept including Forty and Eight party at Dr Ralph Fang home, burns cases, coaching staff returning from Indiana, Woman's Association meeting resumes after summer, and a long parade of personals from Shelby to Cleveland with air races, teachers arriving, and local visits.

Wellington Ralph Fang South Main Street Lorain County

Former Commander of Ohio G. A. R. Laid To Rest At Wellington

Wellington Ohio September 6 funeral services were held for Salonas A Williams former state commander of the G A R at the Christian church. Williams born May 2 1849 in Lorain County served in the Civil War with the 66th Volunteers and led Hamlin Post 219 as commander. He married Frances Avery in 1872 later remarried to Altha Boynton. survived by seven children ten grandchildren and several great grandchildren. He was active in Odd Fellows and Masonic orders and a Church of Christ member.

Wellington Salonas A. Williams Christian Church Alangon Elizabeth Willams Loraine County Ohio Williams Frances Avery Union Russell Columbus Ward Gerald Louisville Louis Archie Myrna Kissinger Creston Maud Jackson Elyria Beulah Porter Altha Boynton Sherman 66Th Volunteers Hamlin Department of Ohio Order of Odd Fellows Masonic Church of Christ

Flames Fatal to Two Women in Independence Iowa

Fire destroyed a combined business house and apartment building in Independence Iowa killing two women, Mrs Nelle Stalls aged 76 and Mrs Charles Chesmore aged 43, whose second floor apartment flooded by flames from a grocery store below. George Stalis and George Davis suffered serious burns.

Independence Iowa Nelle Stalls Charles Chesmore George Stalis George Davis

Wild scramble to buy staples shocks world markets

New York on September 6 reports a global commodity rush as speculators buy wheat cotton rubber and other staples in a hoped for international trade recovery. Heavy demand and profit taking push prices to near daily highs with shorts scrambling to cover. Trading intensity mirrors heavy activity across domestic and world markets.

New York

Third Performance Has No Charm For Officer

Pete Bach of 508 Lake Avenue was cited by Officer C E Parker for intoxication after multiple encounters near Lake Avenue and Lodi Street between 1 and 3 am. Bach argued he could do as he pleased as long as no one was disturbed. Mayor Van Oster fined him five dollars plus costs.

Pete Bach Lake Avenue C. E. Parker Bach Lake Avenues Lodi Street Parker Lake Aywnue W. H. van Oster

Coolidge Urges Re-Election of Hoover

Former President Coolidge writes in the Saturday Evening Post urging Hoover's re election. He defends Hoover policies saying hunger relief should feed the body not use a punitive method. He praises the Republican platform as broad and humanitarian. He notes the need for voters to have strong reasons to re elect leaders amid the crisis. Newark Ohio September 6 Governor George White and Senator Robert Bulkley to speak at Buckeye Lake fish fry for Democrats from Licking Perry and Fairfield counties.

Washington President Coolidge Saturday Evening Post Hoover Coolidge Newark George White Robert J. Bulkley Buckeye Lake Licking Perry Fairfield

Cleveland Market Report Highlights Mixed Grain and Livestock

Market unsettled for butter and potatoes with steady eggs and poultry. Livestock shows varied results with hogs steady near 6.35 and cattle mainly around 4 to 7 dollars, calves strong up to 8.40, and sheep firm though fluctuating with lambs and buck lambs near 4.6 to 5.0.

Cleveland Ohio New York

Ohio State Fair Exhibits Show Livestock Art and Floral Displays

The fair features a wide livestock section with cavies rabbits pigeons goats and cattle plus horses and hogs. An art building shows photographs quilts pottery and paintings while Floral Hall bursts with color. Four-H projects from county youth fill another building as volunteers report on entrants and prize judging proceeds after a bonfire scare and a parade of winners before a closing night.

Mvestock Floral Hall Grand Stand Ridgevill Wellington Post American Legion Washington

Three U S Consular Officers Return From Persian Captivity

Three American consular officers who were captured by Persian brigands have returned to Teheran exhausted but unharmed apart from lacerated feet, the American Legation told the State Department.

U.S Washington Teheran Legation State Department

109 Piece Orchestra to Play at Robin Hood Dell

An orchestra of 109 organized from unemployed musicians will perform at Robin Hood Dell for two weeks following the Philadelphia Orchestra summer concert series.

Philadelphia Robin Hood Dell Philadelphia Orchestra

Comrade Williamas Served Wellington Fire Chief and Local Official

The citizen held roles across life including Lorain County Soldiers Relief Commission member for nearly thirty years and Wellington marshal for 11 years. He also served as state oil inspector for two years and was organizer and first chief of the Wellington volunteer fire department.

Williama Lorain County Soldiers Relief Commission Wellington

Ten Of Crew Of Liner Arrested In Rotterdam Mutiny

Ten members of the Rotterdam liner crew were arrested when the ship docked in Rotterdam after mutiny actions that led the master to call marines aboard. Police cordoned the Holland American Line docks. remaining crew left the vessel in orderly fashion. A seamen strike prompted the ship to call at Southampton and sail to New York on the return voyage without stopping here. The skipper had Marines summoned after part of the crew opposed the port calls.

Rotterdam Sept Holland-American Line Southampton New York

Court records show multiple divorce suits and a tax suit

Ruth E Sweney Elyria seeks divorce from Raymord on gross neglect of duty in common pleas court. Lena Botas Elyria sues Alexander for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Ruth Knight Lorain sues Theodore for extreme cruelty. both marriages began in the 1910s and 1920s with one child from Sweney family. A Lorain county suit asks to restrain tax collectors over $798 taxes on property assessed at $300, filed in common pleas court today.

Ruth E. Sweney Elyria Raymord Common Pleas Court Ruth Knight Lorain Theodore Joseph Gnizak

Bar Closed At West Virginia State Fair

Prohibition agents closed a beer bar at the Wheeling West Virginia State Fair last night seizing 14 kegs of beer 24 dozen mugs pumps and other equipment. George Smith and George Dunn were arrested charged with violating the national prohibition law and held for a hearing by U S Commissioner John W Kindelberger.

West VA Wheeling W. Va Uki West Virginia

American Legion Bogie and Drum contest winner crowned

Springfield Labor Day event saw Troy win the Bogie and Drum contest with 84.72 points, ahead of Lima at 84.34 and Ballefonting at 84.32. In Dayton the Chis District American Lutheran church convention opened for four days, marking its eighth anniversary with Dr. Emmanuel Poppen of Columbus delivering the annual Ohio District report.

Springfield American Legion Labor Day Troy Lima Ballefontaing Dayton Chis American Lutheran Church Emmanuel Poppen Columbus Ohio

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