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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1932

Page

9

Rube Band Rehearsal Preview For Fall Fiesta Program

Local notes hype the Rube Band rehearsal and upcoming Fall Fiesta events in Ridgeville. Chief Stankard plans safety checks for the Tin Can derby while police assist with parking. Promises of dancing contests, a loving cup engraved by Haserodt, prize money for Ashcan derby and bicycle race, plus Dreamland theater guest perks for entrants.

Frida Stankard George Sherman Ridgeville A. C. Hardy Elyria Belden Hlyna Township Haserodt’s Baron's Jewelers John Pekras Dreamland Theatre Dreamland

Funeral for John Schmitz Held at St Marys Avon

Avon Sept 13 Funeral services for John Schmitz who died Saturday were held at St Marys church led by Rev George Stuber. He leaves three daughters Mrs Gubhino Mrs Fred Wolf of Lorain Mrs Joseph Wolf of Sheffield two sons Jacob Lorain Martin Avon, three sisters, and two brothers. Also notes a clam bake hosted by Miss M A Webber with guests from Shaker Heights and Cleveland Heights. Henry Gottfried of Cleveland visited Avon on Monday.

Joseph Caseman Avon Mathias and Frank Schmitz Oberlin M. A. Webber Kathryn Murray Fred Letzer Arthur Hawkins Shaker Heights George Walsh Cleveland Heights J. J. Beam Cleveland

Lake Avenue church election and PTA events planned

Lake Avenue, Sept. 15. Election of officers will be held at a congregational meeting. All eligible members urged to attend. The Lake Avenue Parent Teachers’ Association will host a teachers’ reception September 16 in the school auditorium. Plans for PTA activities will be discussed. The 58th anniversary of the Lake Avenue Bible School was observed with a program led by Reverend Ketchum.

Lake Avenue Parent Teachers’ Association Ake Avenue Bible School Ketchum Elyria John Hecock J .H. Hogan The Baptist Church In King's Orchestra

Litchfield Exchange robbed. safe partly opened

The Litchfield Exchange Co experienced a break in Tuesday night. A 22 rifle and a hundred pencils bearing the company name were taken. The typewriter left on site but was not removed. Thieves also entered the A. C. Y tool house to force the office, dumped desk contents, and damaged the safe but did not crack it open. Arthur Law and Frank Rising were alerted by an open north door Wednesday morning.

Litchfield Litchfield Exchange Co Arthur Law Frank Rising

Tavge Owner Sued for $180,000

In Pittsburgh federal court, three Galion Ohio women sue Patrick Carr, a Pittsburgh truck owner, totaling 150000 dollars. Mia Ulrich seeks 50000 for her daughter Alva 20 killed. Marietta Deish and May B Steiner each seek 50000 for injuries from a car collision with Carr's parked truck near Mansfield Ohio on March 5. Carl Wiggs of Galion was the car's driver.

Pittsburgh Galion Ohio Patrick Carr Mia Olive Ulrich Alva Marietta Deish May B. Steiner Carr Mansfield Carl Wiggs

Parent Teacher Association to open year in Columbia

The Columbia Parent-Teacher Association plans its first meeting of the year on Tuesday evening September 13. Miss Gertrude Akins expects her niece Miss Jean Akins of California to visit. Various locals and visitors are noted at recent gatherings and air races as community groups prepare activities including a Methodist church mission program with sandwiches to be served.

Columbia Parent-Teacher Association Gertrude Akins Jean Akins California Fred Ball Robert Worthington Ohio A. D. Carpenter Sylvia Ives Mary Huett R. A. Lewis Loretta A. B. Joiner George May Ladies’ Aid and Mission Societies Methodist Church Henry Lenning Libbie Anna Martin van Wert Charles Hales Charles Hawkins Henry Hawkins Michigan Hales Hall Lakewood Gardner Bay Village Robert Burns Brook Park Helen Smith Chatham Wm. Ring W. B. Huddleson Victor Darnels Betty Bobby Ring C. and P. Association T. H. Case KE. E. Freese

Democrats Appoint Ohio Finance Director for Campaign

The Democratic National Committee named Thomas B. Dye of Urbana as director of finance to raise funds in Ohio for the national campaign. He will be assisted by Judge Charles F. Schaber of Bucyrus and Robert S. Mars of Cincinnati as every Ohio community canvasses for monetary subscriptions.

Ohio Columbus Democratic National Committee Today Thomas B. Dye Urbana Dye Charles F. Schaber Bucyrus Robert S. Mars Cincinnati

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