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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1937

Page

4

Landon Attacks New Deal at Phi Delta Phi Talk

Alfred M. Landon, on his 60th birthday, denounces Roosevelt policies as paving the way to dictatorship. He warns Congress could cede power to the president or code authorities and fearfully cites possible autocratic rule akin to Stalin, Hitler, and Mussolini. The former Kansas governor calls the court controversy the most significant since the Civil War.

Colorado Springs Colo Alfred M. Landon Roosevelt Supreme Court Phi Delta Phi Congress Stalin Hitler Mussolini Kansas

Large Elyria Homes Change Hands In Real Estate Flurry

Local realtors report rising inquiries from prospective buyers as two major Elyria properties near transfer. The Clement home on East Second Street, once Parks Foster property, is being sold to funeral director Carl L. Taylor, who plans to convert it into a premier funeral home. The Taylor residence at 215 Court Street, sold to Dr. S. J. Birkbeck, will be used for medical offices and practice quarters. Public inspection of the adapted home is expected once changes are complete. W. E. Patton notes strong demand for quality real estate in Elyria and Lorain County with several large-property deals pending for forthcoming months.

Elyria E. P. Clement Carl L. Taylor Clement East Second Street Parks Foster William Masterton Taylor Ohio Chronicle Telegram W. E. Patton Court Street J. Birkbeck H. D. Baldwin Birkbeck Patton Lorain County

Court House Notices and Local Legal Actions

A beer permit revocation recommendation for John J. Yucka of 197 Woodford Avenue was issued to the state liquor control department after an inspector found illegal liquor on the premises, tied to the conviction of his brother Pete Yucka. The Home Owners Loan Corporation filed suit for $2,342 to foreclose on Avon Lake property, Clyde M. Parke obtained a divorce from Clara Parke for gross neglect, and a divorce action between Howard Davis and Iona D. Davis was dismissed. A car crash near New London injured Pearl Vroman, Ralph H. Atkinson received a traffic ticket for passing a stopped school bus in Ridgeville and faces arraignment. Raymond C. Coss, 24, of New Lexington, was arrested on a malicious destruction of property indictment related to the Ohio Fuel Gas strike. he is the fourth man named in related indictments. Marie Muenzer filed suit against the State Industrial Commission for compensation for her son Franklin Muenzer’s fatal 1936 automobile accident in Kipton while employed by The Multiplex Concrete Machinery Company.

John J. Yucka Woodford Avenue State Department of Liquor Control Charles Roumsine Pete Yucka Ralph H. Atkinson Homewood Avenue Cleveland Chalmer Davidson Atkinson Ridgeville Preston Coon Raymond C. Coss New Lexington Ohio Fuel Gas Company Coss Belden William Adams Kenneth Alexander Weldon Anderson Cass Common Pleas Court Marie Muenzer Elmore, O State Industrial Commission Franklin Muenzer Kipton Multiplex Concrete Machinery Company

Enrollment figures show shifts across Franklin and Gates schools

The report lists daily enrollment totals for Franklin School with 420 students, Gates School at 612, and several others. It notes gains and losses versus the prior year, with specific numbers for Washington, Garford, Ely, Allen, Edison, Roosevelt, and Jefferson. Kindergarten and special class enrollments are also given for today and yesterday.

Franklin Gates Washington Garford Ely Allen Edison Roosevelt Jefferson Hamilton McKinsey Gates Hospital

Continue Campaign For Judicial Amendment In Lorain County

Lorain County campaign for signatures to a proposed Ohio constitutional amendment on appointing judges for higher courts continues despite the measure not making the ballot this year. A. H. West, county chairman, offered his resignation but remains head of the drive, with petitions back in circulation for next year.

Lorate Campaiso Ohio A. H. West West Lorain County Cuyahosa County Franklin Hocking Cosuocton Ohio Farm Bureau Ohio State Bar Association Ohio Chamber of Commerce Ohio Bankers’ Association Ohio State Junior Chamber of Commerce Ohio Institute Bar Associations Chambers of Commerce Ohie Cleveland Cincinnati Zanesville Columbus Coshocton Dayton Youngstown Warren Akron Missouri Kentucky New York California Florida Georgia Indiana Iowa Kansas New Mexico Oregon Utah Washington Wisconsin Supreme Court Courts of Appeals Common Pleas Court

President's Son Flies Hyde Park After Razzing

Hyde Park reports John Roosevelt and Ann Lindsay Clark left after a playful but intense welcome from the president and family. The pair, greeting his return from Europe, are Boston residents with Roosevelt preparing for a Harvard senior year. Franklin Jr. and bride Ethel Du Pont were en route from New York after a European honeymoon.

Hyde Park John Roosevelt Ann Lindsay Clark Boston White House Roosevelt Miss Clark Harvard University Cambridge Johns James Jonn Enldee Franklin, Jr Ethel du Pont New York City

Court fight over school closing by Elyria parents

Protesting parents, aided by at least one Elyria attorney, voted to pursue legal action to force the board to reopen the school. No attorney had been formally retained, plans for action were still evolving, and a potential reply to yesterday’s statement by Horan was anticipated after reviewing figures. About 12 Murray Ridge children were reported attending Lake Avenue and Markley Schools following the closure vote.

Elyria Beal Horan Hogan Murray Ridge Lake Avenue Markley

Oberlin Social Briefs Highlight Local Gatherings

GROUP ENJOYS ROAST IN OBERLIN OHIO as employees of the People's Banking Company and families attend a corn and wiener roast at the Worcester home east of Pittsfield. Other items note a Garden Club meeting September 13 at Oberlin Inn and a rally at East Oberlin Community church with musical entertainment by the Columbian Trio Concert company of West Salem.

Oberlin People’s Banking Company Herman Worcester Pittsfield C. F. Spitzer Virginia Richardson Dorothy Searles Tharon Parsons Forest Rogers Mary Alice Kenneth Worcester Garden Club Community Garden Club Oberlin Inn East Oberlin Townsend Club East Oberlin Community Columbian Trio Concert Company West Salem Ohio

Dick Says Key Not In Jail During Sheriff Tenure

Former Sheriff Clarence Dick claimed a key found in the county jail was not there during his term. He said a thorough jail inspection occurred before January 1 when the facility passed to Sheriff William F. Grall and that jail inspections are legally required every 30 days.

Key Sherif Clarence Dick Samuel Paonessa William F. Grall

Death record for Mrs Aalering Waver Vermilion resident

Vermilion obituary notes the death of two year old Mrs Aalering Waver at her Vermilion home on State Street. Survived by her mother Mrs Mabel Holloram and granddaughter Mrs Don Kipplinger with one great grandchild. Funeral set for Sunday 2 PM at her daughter's home with Rev Eng ish officiating. Burial at Mamesrove cemetery. Also notices Emilie M Britting of Grafton dies, services Saturday 3:30 PM from her Elm Street home with Rev George Beebe officiating. Burial in Grafton cemetery. Friends may call at the home in Grafton.

Aalering Waver State Street Vermilion Mabel Holloram Don Kipplinger Cleveland Engish Vermilion Congregational Church Emilie M. Britting Elm Street Grafton George Beebe

Permit Issued for Two Story Frame House on Vulcan Street

Building inspector Hart Dickson issued a permit yesterday for a two story frame dwelling for Steve Trivoff of Blake Street. The foundation measures 26 by 50 feet with an estimated cost of $2,000. Frank Burger serves as general contractor.

Hart Dickson Vulcan Street Steve Trivoff Blake Street Frank Burger

Markets Toledo Grain Close

Grain and mill feeds Quotations on grain hay and straw from Sheets Elevator Co and nearby Mon Tauk Milling Co. Corn wheat and oats prices by Dashel for car lots and by the barrel. mill feeds and hay by the ton. Butter eggs poultry prices listed with regional variety and weights.

Toledo Bilt- OK Hutter Sheets Elevator Co Montauk Minink Co Mit

Fire alarms sweep Ely in 12 day period ends with multi site blazes

Number Three continued from page describes a fire that scorched a lower stair tread as firefighters arrived to find the blaze out and the injured couple’s son guiding his father to the hospital. Three more calls followed: a fifth floor awning fire at Elyvia Savings and Trust started by a cigarette, and a rubbish fire burning along the river bank behind 142 Riverside Court.

Elyvia Savings and Trust Company Riverside Court

Reading books demonstration for Lorain County teachers

County Superintendent C A Gibbons announced that first through third grade teachers in Lorain County village and rural schools will attend a demonstration of the new reading books this year. A Ron Peterson Company representative will present at East Carlisle School at 3 p.m. Monday and will visit many schools Monday and Tuesday.

Lorain County C. A. Gibbons East Carlisle Ron Peterson Company

School boiler stoker contract awarded to Murphy of Oberlin

The Elyria Board of Education awarded the contract for a new boiler and stoker for Roosevelt school to the T. O. Murphy Company of Oberlin after three bids were considered. Bids came from an Elyria firm, a Cleveland firm, and Murphy.

Roosevelt School Elyria Board of Education T. O. Murphy Company Oberlin Elyria Cleveland Murphy

Ohio youth congress to open at State University

The state congress opens Sunday on the Ohio State University campus and continues through Friday. The theme is Problems and Interests of Youth with presentations on selecting a vocation personal appearance heredity and modern life. Special features include an advisory conference tours counseling social hours music and a banquet for 10 year advisors.

Amherst S. W. P. Club Elizabeth Churchward Columbia Karefree Kitchen Keepers Club State Congress Ohio State University

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