22 Girls Enroll at Elyria Hospital School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Nursing welcomes a record entering class of 22 students, surpassing the 13 who entered in 1927. Representing 13 cities and towns, the group includes residents from Elyria Lorain Bellevue Wooster Sandusky Ashland and Franklin Indiana, reflecting the school’s wide reputation.
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Everly
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Indiana
Ohio
Lorain County
Helen Abramoska
Adelphia Bishop
Marion Hall
Huth Remke
Effie Vogelsong
Elyria
Trere Asimus
Opal Riser
Margie Mason
Lorain
Augusta Schoff
Oberlina
Ruth Bates
Bellevue
Mabel Carlton
Maxtua
Catherine Higsenbotham
Wooster
Favnee McClintock
Clarabelle McKay
Cormeaut
Grace Nier
Sandusky
Lis Pursell
Fostoia
Pauline Richards
Sulivan
Helen Rieley
Ashland
Ruth Salisbury
Frank Sta
Ind
Nadine Shamtaugh
Marvel Schorr
Marion
Frances Wolfe
Man Picked Up Auto Here Stabbed In Elyria
Beaten and stabbed by two motorists who picked up William Harris in Elyria as he hitchhiked to Cleveland to live with his grandmother and attend college. Harris, 22, of Flint Michigan, lay in critical condition at Community hospital Berea after the assault. The youths in a red coupe robbed him of $25 and a watch and stabbed him with a pocket knife. He staggered to a farmer’s house in Olmsted Falls with a three inch blade still in his neck. Harris is expected to recover.
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Cleveland. O
Elyria
William Harris
Flint
Mich
Community Hospital
Berea
Cleveland
Harris
George Conn
Olmsted Falls
Oberlin Road Widening Plans Reported by Elyria Mayor
The City of Elyria will widen Oberlin Road about 800 feet west from West Avenue by roughly six feet. Mayor James A. Hewitt announced the plan and officials were to inspect the site to determine the extension. Work to start soon. Nine hundred eighty four civil cases are listed for the September term in common pleas court. A one year old boy, Stewart Buumgartner of Sharonville, died after drinking coal oil in a garage, while his parents were momentarily distracted.
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Oberlin Road
Elyria
West Avenue
James A. Hewitt
Common Pleas Courts
Lorain County
Cincinnati
Stewart
Stewart Buumgartner
Sharonville
Elyrian Faxon Sees 90th Birthday At Elyria Office
Isaac D. Faxon longtime Elyria businessman and president of Faxon Realty Co. spends the last day of his ninetieth year at his Masonic Temple office. Born Sept 18, 1840 he came to Elyria with his father Lorain County sheriff. he worked for the Cumberland Gap govt clerked in Cleveland Herald before returning to Elyria to build a business and serve on City Council helping to establish Elyria waterworks and secure Lake Erie water. He will celebrate at 425 Middle Avenue with friends tomorrow.
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Isaac D. Faxon
Faxon Realty Company
Masonic Temple
Faxon
Elyriass
Ridgeville
Middle Avenue
Eos Ria
John H. Faxon
Lorain County
Indiana
United States
Cumberland Gap
Quartermaster’s Department
Elyria
Cleveland
Cleveland Herald
Lake Erie
President Hoover Returns to White House From Virginia Camp
President Hoover flew back to the White House from his Virginia camp, where he spent the weekend with Mrs. Hoover and Herbert Jr. He will announce the tariff commission personnel by tomorrow and has a plan to meet with Henry P. Fletcher, to chair the commission. Fletcher and Thomas Walker Page are named among the expected members. two current members are to be reappointed, with Edgar Broussard and Alfred P. Dennis holding posts.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Virginia
Fletcher
Thomas Walker Page
Virginia Dem
Edgar Broussard
Rep
Utah
Alfred P. Dennis
Marsland
Denn
Angle Murder Case Ties Bellamy to Kentucky Escape
Reports from Chicago on September 15 revive interest in Alfred Lingle's slaying. Ted Geisking, a reputed hired killer, allegedly led hijackers who seized an alcohol truck near Loudon, eluding capture after a police battle. Investigations span Kentucky and Indiana to confirm Geisking's presence and role, with three gang members arrested and a fourth believed to be Geisking.
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Chicago
Alfred Lingle
London
Ted Geisking
Loudon
Indiana
Geisking
Kentucky
John Gauiey
Dave Hodges
John J. Graham
Saamed
Dangster O
Sheets
Indianapolis
Jack Zuta
Lingle
Linzle
Sanatorium Contract Signed for Amherst County Building
The County Tubercular Sanatorium at Amherst will have its contract signed tomorrow at a 9 A.M. meeting of the County Building Commission in the Court House office. Thomas J. Hume of Lorain won the bid for 272335 dollars, with a one year completion goal. Construction will start immediately, say Building Commission members.
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Amherst
County Building Commission
Court House
Thomas J. Hume
Lorain
Building Commission
Ohio Traffic Toll Rises With Weekend Fatalities
United Press reports eleven people died in Ohio traffic incidents over the weekend. Names include Lydia Connell and son Charles Connell in Columbus, seven year old Raymond Colesent in Cleveland, Martha and Rita Peters in DeGraff, and others across Greenfield Ravenna Toledo and Coddingville.
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United Press
Ohio
Lydia V. Connell
Charles G. Connell
Columbus
Edward Purcell
Raymond Colesent
Cleveland
Martha
Rita Peters
DeGraff
Lon Mossbarger
Greenfield
Arthur Johnson
Coddingville
H. C. Wwnallay
John Miazza
Ravenna
Pennsylvania
Joseph Fehr
Toledo
Forty-nine children hurt as bus overturns near Cleveland
Fifty one children suffered cuts and bruises when a heavily loaded school bus toppled on the muddy shoulder of Warrensville Center Road near Cleveland Ohio. The bus slid off the road while yielding to an approaching car and rolled over trapping several riders beneath. All were transported to Bedford Hospital for first aid and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Warrensville Center
Bedford Hospital
Four Men Fire On Village Then Rob Malta Store
Four men in an auto fired on McConnellville Ohio with two machine guns before crossing the Muskingum river to Malta where they robbed a men's furnishing store. No injuries reported but several plate glass windows were broken. Authorities are investigating motives and sequence of events.
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Mcconnellville
Muskingum River
Malta
Grace Will Be Called In Trial In Merger Case
Testimony in the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Bethlehem Steel merger trial neared conclusion as W B Campbell accountant on merger terms remained on the stand for cross examination. Eugene Grace Bethlehems president was present and expected to testify later this week. Campbell detailed Bethlehem paid 375606 for majority mine stake while 600000 was a loan, and discrepancies in Bethlehem accounts came from property reclassifications with a 1243371 difference cited in 1929 income.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
W. B. Campbell
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem
Grace
Campbell
David G. Jenkins
Claud Crawford
Cyrus S. Eaton
the Price, Waterhouse & Co
Mahoning
Mahoning Mine Co
Crawford
Broadbent Purchases John Lersch Stock in Elyria
Announcement notes the purchase of John Lersch and Co stock by AH Broadbent of Dubois Pennsylvania. Broadbent, wife and daughter have moved to Elyria after a long career in department stores and a 1927 consolidation with several stores later sold to Hahn Dept. Stern Corp. The sale marks a key business move for Elyria with Broadbent bringing strong credentials and local prospects seen as favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lersch and Co
AH. Broadbent
Dubois
Broadbent
Elstia
Elyria
Chronicle Telegram Today
Broadbont- Martin Co
Chrbvis
Butler, Greensburg
Connelleville
Latrobe
Indiana, Pa
Hahn Dept. Stern Corp
Bird Coloring Contest Earns Quick Reactions
The Chronicle Telegram features a weekly Bird Coloring contest for Elyria and Lorain county youths under thirteen. A Bird Editor reviews entries each Saturday, with a Thursday deadline. weekly prize is a Birdland Coloring Kit including colors, brushes, wax crayons, and bird outlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle - Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain County
Birdland
Three Indicted for Murder at Cleveland
Cuyahoga county grand jury returns three murder indictments. Tony Cotetto, 27, faces first degree charges for killing his bride Christing on August 2 near Berea after a quarrel. Frank Brancatto is indicted for second degree murder in the August 19 killing of Frank Alessi during a street altercation. Cosmos Mintus, 48, charged with second degree murder for shooting Frederick Roussos on June 21 while Roussos intervened in a quarrel.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Tony Cotetto
Christing
Lonely Barrett Road
Berea
Frank Brancatto
Frank Alessi
Cosmos Mintus
Frederick Roussos
Roussos
Mintus
Early Conference on Disarmament Hopes Voiced in Geneva
Tsuneo Matsudaira of Japan urged world disarmament talks under the League of Nations, noting Japan has cut its army to 17 divisions and calling for a complete naval and general disarmament framework. He praised Briand's European economic federation idea and stressed goodwill toward practical steps while acknowledging land and air disarmament work. Australia’s Frank Brennan argued disarmament must be security based, noting Australia’s pacifism and dependence on maritime trade, and endorsed Kellogg linking to the League covenant.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations Assembly
Tsuneo MatSudaira
Japan
Matsudaira
Preparatory Commission
League
Economic Committee
Aristide Briand
Europe
M. Briand
Frank Breaman
Australia
Democrats 10 Convene Tuesday for State Convention
Democratic leaders nominees for state offices and party workers gather in Columbus on Tuesday to draft the party platform and plan campaign for elections to congressional, state and county offices. The meeting begins at 2 PM with T. J. Duffy as chairman. Principal speakers include George White Marfetti, governor nominee, and Robert J. Bulkley, U. S. Senator nominee.
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Columbus
T .J. Duffy
State Industrial Commission
George White
Marfetti
Robert J. Bulkley
Cleveland
U. S
Political bargaining in Germany seeks stalled majority
Berlin Sept 15 political bargaining to form a parliamentary government after general elections. Bruening faces difficulty assembling a majority Reichstag as Socialists, Fascists, and bourgeois parties push for coalitions and cabinet shares while observers doubt any combination can command a stable majority.
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Berlin
Germany
Heinrich Bruening
Reichstag
Bruening
Constitutional Party
Economic Party
Dairying Key income for Lorain County farmers in 1929
A Ohio State University study by Dr. J J Falconer and Robert E Straszheim finds dairying accounted for 58 percent of Lorain County farm income in 1929, leading the state in 48 of Ohio's counties. Lorain's gross cash income was about 4.25 million dollars with 16.40 per acre. the county ranks high in total income but low in income per acre.
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Lorain County
J. J. Falconer
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Robert E Straszheim
Ohio
North Central
Ashland
Huron
Crawford
Erie
Lorain
Ottawa
Richland
Sandusky
Seneca
Wyandot
Wood and Darks
Hamilton County
Case of Leprosy Discovered In Conn
WATERBURY Conn Sept 15 A case of leprosy has been discovered here The victim is an unnamed Italian laborer whose affliction was found when he visited a medical clinic for a cold He has been isolated and a roommate placed under observation
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Waterbery
Conn
Bromley Fails to Span Pacific in Cape Shiriya Landing
Harold Bromley and co pilot Harold Garry, American aviators, returned to Japan after more than 12 hours lost at sea during a non stop flight from Aomori to Tacoma. They landed at dawn at Cape Shiriya after radio silence and heavy seas, marking Bromley's fourth failed attempt to span the Pacific.
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Tokio
Harold Bromley
Harold Garry
Japan
Ini
Pacific Ocean
Aomori
Tacoma
Washington
Cape Shira
Policeman at Hillsboro Slain in Storefront Ambush
Hillsboro police officer William C. Hughes, 65, was found shot dead behind the Clark Department Store after midnight. A gay cap and a kit of safecracker tools were found with Ora Slater, Cincinnati detective, and Sheriff Stanley Miller leading the probe into a professional burglary attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Ora Slater
Cincinnati
Stanley Miller
William C. Hughes
Hughes
Clark
Goste and Bellonte Begin U S goodwill Flight Tour
In Valley Stream at noon on September 13 Major Dieu donne Coste and Lieutenant Maurice Bellonte, French trans Atlantic flyers, launched their goodwill flight around the United States. Their first stop is Hartford, Connecticut for a luncheon landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dieu ‘Donne Coste
Lieut
Maurice Bellonte
United States
Hartford
Conn
Elyria Man Hurt Falling From Bridge in Rochester Work Incident
Elyria 60 year old Metcalf of 116 East Ter Heights Boulevard suffered an injured right thigh after falling 15 feet from a bridge southeast of Rochester while working as a county employee. A concrete mixer tipped the bridge area, leaving Metcalf on a pile of two by fours at the bottom. condition reported good at Memorial Hospital. In Columbus Ohio a separate incident: George Miller 34 Bainbridge fell asleep at the wheel and the car struck a street light. Miller treated at White Cross Hospital for head lacerations and cuts.
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Metcalf
Easttern Heights Boulevard
Els
Ria Memorial Hospital
Rochester
Columbus
George Miller
Bainbridge
White Cross Hospital
Enterprise Leads Shamrock In International Cup Race
Harold S. Vanderbilt on Enterprise outran Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock by a wide margin in the early going of the International Cup Race aboard the U S S Kane. After ten miles, Enterprise held a five minute, 50 second lead as Shamrock pressed with tacking and maneuvering to close the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Enterprise
Sir Thomas Lipton
Exterprise
Shamrocke
Vanderbilt
Shamrock
Venderbilt
Captain Head
Gas Well Brings In Big Flow On Wensink Farm
A new Elvira gas field well on the John Wensink farm Schramm road initially produced over 2 million cubic feet daily, then settled around 1.5 million with a steady flow. The well is owned by Bufler, Pennsylvania men and their group.
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Wensink Farm
Schramm Rd
Elvira
John Wensink
Schramm Road
Bufler
Pennsylvania
Meth. Conference Opens In Mt Vernon Tomorrow
The Northeast Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will open in Mt Vernon tomorrow and run through Monday. About 509 ministers and 100 laymen are expected to attend the sessions, opening Tuesday at 2 p.m. Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas is to speak on International Peace. District minister assignments will be made next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Northeast Ohio
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Isymen
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Real Estate Ads Highlight Bargain Rural Acres and Homes
The Chronicle Telegram lists numerous rural acreage tracts and attractive homes for sale under liberal terms. Real estate values are favorable, offering buyers a wide opportunity. Check daily for new listings and terms in the county.
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Chronicle Telegram
Manay
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Max
Elyrian
ANGLE
George Kosarka
Oluestatore
Lersch
A. H. Broadbent
Dubois, Penna
Anamute
Steubenville
Earl Miller
Canton
Miller
Brennan
Bromley
Aviator
Goste, Bellonte
Elyria Man
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