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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1934

Page

12

Elyria Sees 4742 Students Enrolled in City Schools

Elyria city schools reported 4,742 students enrolled yesterday, up 18 from Monday due to Rosh Hashanah observance. Elementary enrollment reached 2,940 with high schools at 1,802. Roosevelt and McKinney schools show notable changes while first grade enrollment dropped across most schools except Hamilton. Superintendent Masten notes the decrease is puzzling and suggests improving industry may pull students toward work.

Elyria City Elyria High Jefferson Hamilton KR. C. Masten MccKinney Roosevelt

Lake Shore Electric Receiver Warns End If Strike Imminent

Federal Judge Paul Jones warned that ending the Lake Shore Electric Railway receivership could follow a strike by motormen and conductors. The line, which has lost $79,000 since receivership, might sell or discontinue service to Rocky River Bay Village Dover and other Lake Erie shore communities if pay demands rise from 40 cents to 33 cents per hour to 1929 levels. Union leaders now hold strike authority.

Cleveland Lake Shore Electric Railway Company Paul Jones Rocky River Bay Village Dover Lake Erie Shore Jones F. W. Coen Charie- H. Clark Amalgamated Associa of Electric Railway Coen Ahelr J

Death record of G W Nicholson former locomotive engineer

G W Nicholson died Wednesday at 5 45 pm at Ely Clinic after an illness of three years. Born June 3 1867 in Smyrna Ohio he lived in Elyria eight years, formerly in Lorain and Cleveland. He was a retired locomotive engineer and belonged to the Meist church in Cleveland and Brook Chapter. Survived by widow Margaret and children Fred of Akron Ray of Cleveland Leona of Cleveland. Also three grandsons a brother Jasse Nicholson of Ashley and sister Mrs N B Hull of Montague California. Funeral Saturday at 1 pm from the home Reverend Joseph Kenny officiating. Burial Milan Ohio 3 pm Nichols funeral home in charge. Mountain plants in arid deserts of South America survive on moisture from mist.

G. W. Nicholson Margaret Nicholson Stop Lake Avenue Ely Clinic Smyrnia Ohio Elyria Lorain Cleveland Meist Clevel of Cleveland Brook Algo B. of L. E Fred Nicholson Akron Ray Nicholson Leona Roberts Jasse “Ticholson Ashley N. B. Hull Montague California Joseph Kenny Medina Methodist Church Milan Nichols Funeral Home

Dtetson Addresses Republican Club Meeting Notes

A Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club meeting discussed reducing the initiation fee from $1. Frank Stetson, chairman of the Republican County Executive committee, spoke to attendees. Leonard Smith announced Charles Snodle as speakers committee chair, and Lat Smith resigned as director pending appointment by the executive.

Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club Elyria Savings & Trust Company Frank Stetson Republican County Executive Committee Charles Snodle Leonard Smith Lat Smith Agecep Aing Jis Zee Smith BDC

West Ave Man Suffers Minor Injuries In Car Crash

Sam Pronesti Jr sustained minor bruises when his car went off the road. His son Jose was injured, police reported. A separate notice states Lager was fined for information handling after throwing coal from a railroad car. The sheriff's department recovered a stolen car at Obes.

West Ave Sam Pronesti Nue Jose Ped Jones Denutish Obes Sheriff's Departmen

Bridgeport Pastor to Speak at Kipton Service

Paul E. Keon, pastor of the Bridgeport church in Bridgeport Ohio, will be announced today. The service, opening at 11 oclock, is open to the public.

Saw Paul E. Keon Church Bridgeport, O

Court case seeks accounting of rents at Elyria property

In And About The Court House the Sears Roebuck and Co with B C Gibbae Lorain Munir and bonding counsel fail to appear as required. Edith M Lacohee petitions for a surety accounting and a judicial accounting of rents from property in Elyria, seeking an accounting of rents collected.

Sears-Roetuck and Com. Jt B.C. Gibbae Lorain Munirard Edith M. Lacohee Suis Imbach, Etal Elyria

Conference session debates bank plan for fund drive

The association discussed transferring fund collection work to Central United National Bank in Cleveland though many members opposed the idea, believing bank collections would be too intrusive for subscribers. Some argued the change would save little, and questioned cutting Rev. John H. Blackburn from the office. The special session adjourned before full discussion, to be resumed later at St Pauls Evangelical Church.

St. Paul's Evangelical Church Central United National Bank Cleveland Tt Wag John H. Blackburn St. Paul's Church Deaconess Association Charles Clayton Morrison Christian Century Charles L. Mead Kansas City Christian Education and Evangelical Masonic Quartet Louise Brown

Decrease in Rural School Enrollment Under Study

Rural Lorain County schools face a projected enrollment drop of about 200 from 1833 as four districts delay reports. If the four schools maintain last year’s totals, the combined enrollment reaches about 7,012, with centralized and district schools totaling 6,325 and 734 respectively. overall 7,445 in 1932.

Lorain County

County tax rate to drop this year under one third reduction

The discussion outlines a projected county rate cut this year based on a one third trimming of the rate expansion, estimating the overall reduction to about 2.15. Officials say the same approach would apply county wide for the next year, noting some districts hit the 10 mill limit and must maintain a minimum budget. The natural color of silk is described as cream fading toward white.

Violence Flares as Woonsocket Riots Rage Across City

Protest violence erupts after a raid of a hardware store sparked widespread rioting in Woonsocket. Police and militia clash with 5 100 marchers. 35 arrests. looting hits banks and a jewelry shop while streets burn from stolen gasoline. An aviator disperses gas from Rhode Island to Pennsylvania.

Woonsocket Raven Company Saylesville Waraise Woonsocket Rhode Island Pennsylvania Industrial Trust Company Iso

Oberlin W C T U Holds Annual Meeting

The Oberlin Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at 20 East Lorain Street for an annual session. Officers were re elected in an executive meeting and new department vacancies filled. The complete slate includes President Miss S F Hinman and vice presidents Mrs E B Allen and Mrs J A Rodgers among others.

Oberlin Oberlin Women's Christian Temperance Union B. E. Hakes East Lorain Street Depatinivuis S. F. Hinman E. B. Allen J. A. Rodgers W. P. Hume E. M. Wright N. van der Pyl Mirs Flower Mission Agnes Williams Badger Burton A. A. Bell Miss Kenney Terbough Alflen Hinman Wright Taylor Comings M. B. Warner Flickinger Hunt Eleanor Beebe Zion Baptist Jean Glenn Sara Prince M. E L. H. Trufant Rust M. E. Church J. L. Hurd Christ Church Church A. R. Kimpton

Orchard Kindergarten Set to Open on Tuesday

Orchard Kindergarten will open on Tuesday September 18 at 8 45 under Miss Mary Yocom. Registration for attendance is Friday September 14 from 9 to 11 at the kindergarten. Thirty five children aged five will be enrolled with five before December 1 placed on a waiting list for vacancies.

Orchard Mary Yocom Egs

Body Of Woman Found Near Thistledown Race Track

The body of a woman who apparently was murdered was found today near Thistledown race track southeast of Cleveland. Deputies were dispatched after a report to Sheriff John Salzmann’s office and a North Randall fireman said he would stay with the body until officers arrived.

Cleveland Thistledown Race Track John Salzmann North Randall Village

Ministers Debate War Faith and State in National Forum

Dr Chaffee urged ministers to plan their stance on war with calm thought and warned against church capitulation to the war spirit He warned that nationalism is becoming a rival religion and that the state seeks to control loyalty He cited Quakers and Mentonites choosing conscience over obedience to Caesar and urged reverence for the Bible cross and flag while obeying God.

Christ Caesar God Chaffee Harold Man Social Service Commission Louise Brown

Modern church must stand for Jesus Christ says Dr Morrison

A Northeast Ohio Methodist conference lecture warned the church to reclaim moral dignity and reject state control. Dr Morrison argued the church is unique in history and must not be gelatinous in politics. Rev Harold Mohn led the hour with music by the Cleveland Ministerial Quartet. A later anecdote recalled Imperial Rome table mania and the origin of the phrase turning thy tables on them.

Ohio Methodist Conference Church of Jesus Christ Morrison Jesus Christ Harold Mohn Cleveland Ministerial Quartet Rome Ping Mauritania

Markets and livestock prices from Cleveland and Toledo listings

Market reports show steady butter and market activity in Cleveland with poultry prices mixed for live fowl and eggs. Toledo grain and produce summaries list bids and quotes for wheat corn oats and flour, plus a Chicago cash market snapshot and a minor auto accident note near Elyria.

Cleveland Springs Rock Une New Jersey South Dag Pennsylvania New York Obie Colbiers Sila Buat Russets Toledo Ain Close

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