New Complaint Reaches NRA Bureau
NRA complaint bureau in the Chamber of Commerce offices received several reports that Elyria employees work beyond the maximum hours for their employers. While no code prohibits such work, the bureau says it goes against the NRA spirit and an official ruling is awaited. Complaints are heaviest among garage workers with reports of 465 hours weekly in some cases taking outside jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
NRA
Chamber of Commerce
Vehicles Marking Rule Reiterated for Elyria Drivers
Elyria Automobile Club warns that state law requires commercial trucks to display weight, full load capacity or passenger seating, and tire width on the side in plain letters. Local drivers report arrests and fines in nearby counties for failing to mark their vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Automobile Club
Automobile Club
J. H. Hurst
Club
Parachute Jump Planned At LaPorte Sunday
Anthony Ross, commercial pilot in charge of the airfield at LaPorte, says weather permitting the veteran parachutist Clem Mervis will jump from a plane at 3 PM Sunday. Mervis has 20 years of jumping, over 100 jumps. Ross, with 600 flight hours, will perform stunts for spectators, climb to 3006 feet, shut the motor off, then make a dead stick landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Ross
Afr
LaPorte
Clem Mervis
Mervis
Mgr. Ross
Fire destroys barns on Ida Rosenberger farm near Tiffin
A hay mow blaze on Friday at the Ida Rosenberger farm near Tiffin destroyed three barns and four small buildings. Damage was estimated at 20000 dollars. coordinate: incident attributed to a hay mow fire. No injuries reported.
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Tiffin
Ida Rosenberger
Here
Kidnapping Reported In Cincinnati Auto Theft Case
Cincinnati authorities received word that W. M. William a Chicago salesman was kidnapped last night from his own car by three men dressed fashionably. He was robbed of $40 and his vehicle and reported the incident to deputy sheriffs today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
W. M. William
Chicago
Lorain man released on bond in retrial over fatal stabbing
Samuel Lasovich of Lorain was freed from county jail under a $500 bond pending retrial for the fatal stabbing of Mrs. Rose Kuma of Lorain last Christmas. He was tried for manslaughter months ago but the case ended in disagreement. The quarrel stemmed from an argument over a delayed Christmas dinner at the Kuma home where Lasovich was a boarder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lasovich
Lorain
Rose Kuma
Lasovich
Kuma
Man pleads not guilty to statutory charge in Lorain
Robert Stevonald of 960 Broadway Lorain pleaded not guilty and was released on a 200 bond after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro on a statutory charge brought by Cleo Olds of Elyria. He was arrested by deputy sheriffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stevonald
Broadway
Lorain
Joseph Petro
Cleo Olds
Elyria
Shoes and suspenders stolen at local quarry
Bob Carmen of 208 West Bridge Street and Don Percival of 514 Park Place reported the theft yesterday at 3 p.m. while swimming in the West River Street quarry. The thief also let air out of a bicycle tire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Carmen
West Bridge Street
Don Percival
Park Place
West River Street
Grass Fire Beat Out After Cigarette Disposal
Elyria firefighters blamed a discarded cigarette for a grass blaze near Cleveland Street and Longfellow Avenue. Hose Company Number One battled the flames for about 15 minutes, burning roughly three city lots before it was extinguished.
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Elyria
Cleveland Street
Longfellow Avenue
Hose Company Number One
Death of Herbert W. Mason at National Tube Company
Herbert W Mason of 114 Floral Court died suddenly at work Friday night at the National Tube Company. He leaves widow Lavora Mason and three children Wilford 11 Aleck 10 and Darlene 12, plus his parents A W Mason and wife of West Ridge and two brothers Sherman and Robert and sister Mrs H G Wilson of Eaton. Born West Ridge April 28 1893 he had worked twelve years at National Tube. He belonged to the Church of Christ. Body to be taken to his home Sunday noon then Nichols Funeral Home for services Tuesday at 2 PM conducted by W C Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Mason
Floral Court
National Tube Company
Lavora Mason
Wilford
Aleck
Darlene
A. W. Mason
West Ridge
Sherman Mason
Robert Mason
H. G. Wilson
Eaton
Mason Mason
Church of Christ
Nichols Funeral Home
W. C. Fowler
Change in Plans for Buying Used School Books
C M Williams in charge of the used bookstore at Washington School building asked Elyria students to delay selling books until after Monday, the first day of the 1933 34 school year, to avoid delays during the large student rush. He said pricing is set but evaluating books slows turnover when buying occurs on busy days. Williams urged students to return later next week after the initial rush subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Elyria
C. M. Williams
Washington School
Williams
Willams
Henrietta Community Fair Delights Local Residents
More than two hundred residents gathered at the Henrietta School auditorium for the first Henrietta Community Fair. Four-H Clubs, Farm Bureau, Grange, and PTA showcased summer work, with girl and boys clubs displaying exhibits and a style revue. C I Hummel and Mrs Bates led leaders. Alice Bird directed the fashion display. a Four-H film screened. hobbies, quilts, art, and baked goods were shown. flowers were judged. the event ended with a sampfire and club songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Township
Henrietta
Four-H Clubs
Farm Bureau
Grange
Parent-Teacher Association
Carl Bates
Helen Bowman
Margaret Cherry
Mead Petty
Dan Knoble
Alice Bird
C. I. Hummel
Flower Club
Hummel
Court Actions and Divorces Filed in Oberlin and Nearby
Henry G Kiermund of Oberlin sues Ohio Electric Power Co for a stockholder inspection order. Catherine Beganiled sues Anna Zak for 10000 damages over a newspaper publication. Judge W B Thompson grants Agnes Ludwig a divorce from Harvey Ludwig on grounds of gross neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Kiermund
Morgan St
Oberlin
Ohio Electric Power Co
Catherine
Anna Zak
North Olmsted
Polish Union Daily
W. B. Thompson
Agnes Ludwig
Harvey Ludwig
Crash Fatal To Engineer In Amigo South WV
James W. Crotty locomotive engineer was killed when a freight and passenger train collided head on on the Virginian Railroad at Amigo West Virginia. Six other trainmen were injured including conductor R H Scott from Roanoke and fireman G W Godfrey of Matoake plus engineer Jim Dickerson and two brakemen Guthrey and Allen. None of the passengers were hurt. Crotty allegedly ignored orders to meet the freight here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amigo
W. Va
James W. Crotty
Virginian Railroad
Crotty
R. H. Scott
Roanoke
G. W. Godfrey
Matoake
W. O H. Hall
Princeton
Jim Dickerson
Guthrey and
Allen
Legion Home Robbery Strikes Ohio Street Cini House
Thieves broke into the American Legion Cini House on Ohio Street last night, taking about $45.90 from four slot machines and three cartons of cigarettes. Entry was through a forced front window and two duvers. Cash and cigarettes stolen from the catac room. the incident was found this morning by Fred Hadana. Previous similar robberies have occurred at the Legion Home in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lezion
Former Oberlin Girl Is Married
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mary McMillan of Black Mountain North Carolina formerly of Oberlin and Walter Robinson Jr of Cleveland Ohio took place at Black Mountain. The ceremony was held at the bride’s aunt Mrs F S Terry’s home in the Pines with immediate family and friends from Cleveland New York and Black Mountain area. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Mary S McMillan who lived in Oberlin for years. Mr Robinson is the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Robinson of Cleveland Heights and works in the security loan department of Cleveland Trust. They will reside in Shaker Heights.
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Oberlin
Mary McMillan
Black Mountain
N. C
Walter Robinson, Jr
Cleveland
F. S. Terry
The
Pines
New York
Mary S. McMillan
Mr. Robinson
Walter Robinson
Cleveland Heights
Cleveland Trust Company
Shaker Heights
Golfers Compete For Oberlin Club Titles This Fall
Oberlin Golf Club members conducted qualifying rounds for the annual club championships. The first 18 hole match play for classes A B and C occurred yesterday. Remaining rounds span September 14 15 21 and 22 27 with finals on September 29 and October 4. Prizes include club cups and golf balls for winners and runners up across all classes.
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Oberlin Golf Club
W.H. Borers
Local Education and Township Officials Listed Across Lorain County
A long list details school boards trustees clerks and constables for towns including Elsha Elyria Eaton Grafton Oberlin Penfield Pittsfield Russia Rochester Ridegville South Amherst Sheffield Lake Sheffield Wellington Wellington Township and others. The roster names dozens of individuals across multiple townships with positions such as mayor clerk treasurer marshal justice of the peace and board of education reflecting local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsha Township
Board of Education
J. H. Hogan
Louis C. Hecock
Louis Keller
Horto M. Higgins
D. R. Roberts
Constable
W. C. Eddy
Thomas Finnegan
Henry Sassmanhausen
Pat Keaveny
M. Walter Ruhl
J. G. Starr
Louis Stolzenburg
Walter Caholy
W. CO. Walker
Justice
Otto Mischka
Charles Lord
J. K. Nece
J. C. Con
Eaton Township
F. R. Hales
Carl C. Wright
F. Mack
George Stegman
J. H. Lantz
Elmer Fulmer
Baird Osborn
Carlton Blaine
Grafton Township
Charles Gest
J. D. Mennell
W. Hitchcock
C. L. Lehman
D. G. Reisinger
F. E. Schrieber
William Gest
Rose Grabenstetter
S. G
H.A. Peabody
Walter Schultz
Antone Jakelsky
Fred Zielke
W. P. Chamberlain
Thomas Kubuski
John Keisler
E. C. Toghill
Dan Bradley
William Dimke
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
E. E. Arnold
A. F. Cordy
J. O'Rourke
Frank Schwarer
Stacey Cords
Velga Gandee
Jacob Loaan
A. RR
Underhill
Ierk
David Pelton
C. A. Rantom
Vernon Randie
Ford Johnaron
John Hreckenridge
A. Nichols
FL J. Knowles
Paul Hastings
A. R. Dushinske
Orvil Hastings
C. W. Gott
H. M. Powers
FE. Hauik
W. P. Hastings
F. L. Wolcott
Board of Eduction
May Hockwood
A. A
P. E. Davison
Fred Rollin
Pittsfield Township
Willoughby Harris
Ray Carter
Vern Norton
L. G. Watkins
E. R. McConnell
L. A. Luskart
W. 5. Avery
Arthur Me. Roberts
Fred Pitts
Russia Township
Jesse Ford
Garrett Newall
John Emerich
J. A. Davidson
C. J. Grills
A. C. Wangerine
G. J. Hobbs
R. Parrish
F. A. Edmonds
L. C. Streicher
Rochester Township
H. B. Rowland
Jesse Knapp
H. R. Anderson
del Richards
John Scott
L. A. Bradford
H. J. Ringler
Lella Tudor
Arthur Snider
Cliff Cowle
Rochester
Leslie Tripp
D. C. Mann
Fred Riebe
L. C. Wolfe
A. C. Pohlman
Carl Bradford
James Williams
John Johnson
Dan Harding
J. H. Prince
Michael Busser
Frank Leonard
Louis Hadaway
John Haller
H. F. Steffen
William Eberhardt
Paul Coffin
F. M. Jones
Gay Phelps
A. B. Southard
T. M. Pfeiffer
Clair Hill
Frank Murray
John P. Duff
W. S. Bennett
C. G. Battles
Wellington Township
Willam Blanchard
W. F. Hinz
Sam Manning
L. V. Ranping
Oberlin Girl and Russia Man Wed in Mercer
Miss Margaret Pelge of Oberlin married Walter Gauman of West Russia last Saturday in Mercer Pennsylvania. The ceremony took place at the parsonage of Rev Ball of the M E church. Attendants were Gertrude Gauman and Sidney Brown. The bride works at the College Beauty shop and the groom at the county highway department. They will live with his parents until their apartment at 15 South Pleasant street is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pelge
Oberlin
Walter Gauman
West Russia
Mercer
Mr. Ball
M. E
Gertrude Gauman
Sidney Brown
College
Health chief cites poor Amherst relief diets and TB risk
County Health Commissioner H. R. O'Brien urged Amherst township to improve relief diets for families with tubercular patients. He noted Amherst's TB rate is five times higher than other county areas, with 54 cases in Amherst versus 78 in the rest of the county. A county campaign promotes nutrition and containment, and a planned school nutrition survey will follow enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Township
H. R O'Brien
Amherstrolley Commission
O’brien
Amherst Commission
Amherst Townships
Lorain
Elytia
O'Brien
Amherst
Elyria
Health Department
Heroic German Submarine Commander Dies at 66
GNADAU Germany September 9 Captain Paul Koenig former commander of the submarine Deutschland died today at age 66. He gained fame in 1916 by surfacing in American waters after a daring undersea passage and evading the British blockade. Koenig later returned with the Deutschland and a cargo worth 2 009 000 dollars.
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Gnadau
Germany
Paul Koenig
Deutschland
Koenig
Europe
New London
United States
Two Incidents Mark Delicate Naval Entry at Harbor
Machado keeps tight control amid a tense scene as the cruiser Indianapolis arrives with Secretary Swanson aboard. An unknown Cuban fires a pistol at the ship, then it departs for Panama. Officials say the visit will be cordial and no intervention is pursued, aiming to quell public anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machado
Indianapolis
Swanson
Panama
Reveals pulling power of ads in Chronicle Telegram
A Chronicle Telegram advertising report shows an advertiser ran the same classified in fifty Ohio papers. The Chronicle Telegram led in responses, with Elyria’s paper second among the fifty. The largest papers had up to 37.40 percent daily circulation, and only one paper exceeded Chronicle Telegram in replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Advertising Department
Ohio
Advertiser
Elyria
Village Education Board Names Members and Officials
Harry W. Wagner and E. H. Perkins serve as constables while Fred Sherman, W. C. Beaver, and Thomas McAdoo join the board. Viilage and township education officials include E. BE. Watters, C. D. Gott, and Win Mc Coane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Wagner
E. H. Perkins
Fred Sherman
W. C. Beaver
Thomas McAdoo
Viilage and
Township
Cleveland Market Recap Notes Fresh Produce and Cotations
Cleveland Homegrowers Market reports mixed quality in homegrown produce with grapes, peaches, pears, tomatoes and apples noted. Chicago cash quotations list butter eggs and grain prices while local stock and car counts reflect steady demand and uneven conditions across fruit, vegetables, and dairy products.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Colorado
California
Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Oregon
North Ridgeville Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
North Ridgeville notes show residents hosting visitors from Perrypplis and Cleveland, travels to Cedar Point and the World’s Fair, and local family milestones including births, moves, and a funeral. Banns of matrimony announced for locals, L B S event hosted by Congregational church, with musical and desk attendance details. The starfish note closes the column with a local environmental remark.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pope’s Auto Service
Second Street
Elyria Telephone Co
Phono
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alflen
Louis Bliss
N. Plossant
Elyria Savings & Trust
F. M
Russia
Elsie Shaffstall
Fay Worcester
Harry Smith
Bridge
Florence Wolf
Catherine Sparks
Hallworthy’s
Arthur Edwards
Marian
Edwards
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Ward Richardson
Dr. Richardson
Worth O. Aiken
Honolulu
L. E. Burgner
East College Street
S. H. Hayden
Lawrence Lancashire
Audrey Hayden
Allen Storey
Dallas
Texas
Squires
Woodland Avenue
H. G. McCreedy
West Lorain Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
AUS
Farthetty
Duchess
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Elizabeth Meszar
Idaa
Perrypplis
Ted Wacks
Martin Frency
Charles Henry
Beverly Wilbert
Wilam Schroeder
Earl Dougherty
Lester Dougherty
Howard Shattuck and
Arthur and
David
Brownhelm
George Peck
Violet Daugherty
Brady Lake
L. R. Hadaway
Francing Pope
Rocky River
Mary
Dorothy Banks
John Gibbons
Cedar Point
C. D. Gibbons
Frances Barber
Twinsburg
Fred C. Berber
Harold C. Snow
George Noll
Catherine Neil
John Bacher
Roman Bacher
Lisbon
Eugene Wilson
Wellington
Perryoplis
Harvey Barry
Lawrence Rothegary
Donald Carpenter
Gertrude Nelsen
Somerset
Frank Neilen
J. A. Robertson
E. C. Young
W. D. Fugerson
Congregational Church
Mat. Alfien
Joseph Alfien
Edward Blaser
Mat Schmitz
Marcella
M. W. Evans
A. A. Schwitz
Greensburg
St. Peter's Church
Albert Diederich
Mary Brown
Omar Laubenthal
Lucile Relsing
Avon
A. A. Knapp
Society
Emily Beltzman
Eleanor Gerstenberger
A. R. Knapp
Ellen Morgan
Frank Whitcomb
Margers
Lakewood
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Gulf Gas
Alfred Alten
Second St
Court Street
Crystal Rock Draught
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Main St
E. G. Rosecrans
New Post Office
Oberlin, O
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