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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1936

Page

7

Savage Battle Develops Across Madrid Front in Spain

United Press reports Sept 14 that rebels and loyalists clash near Talavera signaling a broad 125 mile front toward Madrid. Rebels claim advances, government reports show a six mile withdrawal, while thousands of loyalist reinforcements head to the front.

United Press Cibraltar Talavera Madrid Guadarrama San Sebastian-Bilbao Usurbil San Sebastian Orio Bilbao St. Jean da Luz France Stantander Santander William E. Chapman Kane Spain Toledo Alcazar Burgos Revolutionary Junta

Unidentified Bandit Killed In Greenville

An unidentified bandit was shot and killed in Greenville O on Sept 15 after attempting a safe robbery at the Broadway billiard parlor where night manager Richard Purdy fired, the pistol bullet piercing the bandit’s heart.

Greenvel.ue. O Richard Purdy Purdy

Dickelman Metal Corn Cribs Advertises Local Agents

Jocal agents wanted to sell Dickelman Metal Corn Cribs. The best crib made with over 15,000 in use and every user a booster. Easy terms. Write for agent proposition to The Dickelman Manufacturing Company Forest Ohio.

JOCAL Dickelman Dickelman Manufacturing Company Forest Ohio

Additional Society Plans Supper Meeting for October

Miss Hattie Vincent of Spruce street entertained Division F of Second Congregational church with help from Mrs Olive Bruehier and Mrs Mabel Rhodes. The group honored Mrs Rhodes and her twin daughters Mary and Marian who depart Saturday for Phoenix for the winter. Activities included Psalms devotional by Mrs Archie Phipps and letters from Africa read by Mrs Joe Fritz. Members played danco. scores earned by Mrs Ed Fell and Mrs Walter Albrecht. Twenty six members and guest Mrs J E Leaf of Uniontown attended. Next meeting will be a three course supper October 19 hosted by Mrs F Bruehler Mrs Fred McAllister and Mrs Bessie Hurd.

Hattie Vincent Spruce Street Olive Bruehier Mabel Rhodes Division F Second Congregational Church Rhodes Mary Marian Phoenix Arizona Archie Phipps Joe Fritz Africa Danco Ed Fell Walter Albrecht J. E. Leaf Uniontown Pennsylvania F. Bruehler Fred Mcallister Bessie Hurd

Licenses Granted To Various Local Residents

The filing lists licenses issued to Paul Schefer 21 laborer Wellington and Doris Carino 21 Wellington. Arthur Franks 33 Clyde C truck driver and Elizabeth Leh man 33 Sheffield township. Philip G Barr 22 Elyria machinist and June Smith 21 1410 East avenue Elyria. Rev Willi J Foster. Harry W Hyman 26. Elvira attorney and Hilda S Mendelson 26 344 Fourth street Fiyria.

Paul Schefer Wellington Doris Carino Arthur Franks Clyde Elizabeth Lehman Sheffield Philip G. Barr Elyria June Smith East Avenue Willi J. Foster Harry W. Hyman Elvira Hilda S. Mendelson Fourth Street Fiyria

Y Indus Club Opens Fall Season With Evening Meeting

Members of the Y Indus club will start their fall and winter season tonight with a meeting at the Y M C A at 7 p m. Plans for the coming year will be discussed and officers urged all members to attend. The club paused regular meetings in summer but met socially.

Y-Indus Club

Change Place Of Meeting For Parade

Elyria motorists in Lorain County Republican motor parade will meet at Oakwood Park South Lorain at 7 p.m. due to hospital noise. The procession proceeds west on 28th Street to Elyria Avenue and Broadway to the Loop, Erie to Washington, ending at the high school auditorium for speeches by Attorney General John W Bricker and Senator Wadsworth.

Elyria Lorain Lorain County Frank A. Stetson Republican Executive Committee Broadway 22Nd St St. Joseph's Hospital Oakwood Park Seneca 30Th Streets 28Th Street Elyria Avenue Loop Erie Washington John W. Bricker Wadsworth New York

Democratic party chairwomen plan campaign duties meeting

Mrs Ione Dengate county chairman of the Democratic National Publicity committee hosted a Monday gathering at 420 Ninth Street to hear Governor Martin L Davey speak at 9 30 on state government. Each chairwoman received tasks for the fall campaign.

Ione Dengate Democratic National Publicity Committee Ninth Street Martin L. Davey

Death record for Miss Mar guerite Knechtges

Funeral service will be held Wednesday at 9 00 a m from Im maculate Conception church in Grafton. Burial will be made in St Mars cemetery Elrtria.

Marguerite Knechtges Immaculate Conception Church Grafton St. Mars’s Cemetery Elrtria

Cubs of Den No 1 Open Year With Meeting and Banquet

Cubs of Den No 1 met Monday at Robert Shryock's home with den chief Jason Geisel and Perry Kopiin Jr assisting. J C Linville led the session and a baseball game followed Umpire Linville. Wilfrid Bowdler instructed the boys in jigsaw work last Saturday. A mothers banquet is set for Friday at 5 30 at the Shryock home 126 Stanford avenue.

Cubs den No. 1 Robert Shryock Den Jason Geisel Perry Kopiin Jr J. C. Linville Linville Wilfrid Bowdler Chiefs Shryock Stanford Avenue

Funeral rites for Mrs. Ed ward Fortman Jr at St Mary's

Funeral services will be held at St Marys church Thursday morning at 4 30. Burial follows in St Marys cemetery. Friends may visit at the deceaseds father Simon Karkelia Stop 7 8 Cleveland Road.

Edward Fortman, Jr St. Mary’s Church St. Mary's Cemetery Simon Karkelia Cleveland Road

Dukes Club Holds Regular Meeting at Geigey Home

The Dukes club met at Bud Geigey’s home on 9th Street last night. Initiation was discussed but postponed. Maurice Weisbroad joined as a new member and attended his first meeting. A luncheon followed. next meeting set for Reeses in a week. Girl Scouts Register Troop 5 Opens Fair Session at American Legion Home with leaders Jean Stevenson Connie Heag and Betty Von Duyke named patrol leaders. Open meeting planned next Monday for registrations of girls 10 to 13.

Dukes Club Bud Geigey S9th Street Maurice Weisbroad Girl Scouts Troop 5 Paul Roig American Legion Home Jean Stevenson Connie Heag Betty von Duyke

Reverend Everett D. Murch of Elyria Dies at 75

Reverend Everett D. Murch of Elyria died suddenly at his East Palestine home on September 13. He would have turned 76 on September 26. Survived by his wife Eva Savage, a son J. D. Murch of Cincinnati, a daughter Frances Higgins of Gallipolis, and a sister Eva Maddock of Elyria. Funeral services were held in East Palestine, Ohio today.

Everett D. Murch Elyrian East Palestine Eva Savage Elyria J. D. Murch Cincinnati Frances Higgins Gallipolis Eva Maddock East Avenue Ohio

East Carlisle district buys 50 passenger school bus

East Carlisle Rural district will transport high school students with a new 50 passenger bus purchased by the board last night. The district previously operated two elementary buses and will use all three for all students. Most high schoolers attend Ely Tia and Grafton. southern pupils go to La Grange.

East Carlisle LaGrange High School LaGrange

Patrol Leaders Named For Troop 3 In 1936

Girl Scouts of Troop 3 held the year’s first meeting at Second Congregational church on Monday afternoon. Patrol leaders elected for 1936 are Lila Fell Grace Jenne Doris Leatherman and Joyce Maddox. Best Friend Patrol formed and new flat bearers Charmae Rawson and June Roig named. Mary Agnes Welsh led formation with many new girls present for tenderfoot studies. Jean Crisp and June Richwine assisted leader Mrs. Dewey Hull. Songs closed the meeting before good night circle.

Second Congregational Church Lila Fell Grace Jenne Doris Leatherman Joyce Maddox Charmae Rawson June Roig Mary Agnes Welsh Jean Crisp June Richwine Dewey Hull

Eagles Auxiliary hosts bingo party at Leona Schmidt home

Twenty five members and friends attended a bingo party hosted by the Eagles Auxiliary at the home of Leona Schmidt last evening.

Eagles Leona Schmidt

PWA Projects Dominate Federal Carrying Costs and Drill Team Prizes

The article notes 38 percent of total PWA projects by number and 22 percent of estimated costs as of July 1. It mentions Boulay, a drill team fundraiser, and prize winners Marr Barras and Anna Faulthaber with consolation honors. The Auxiliary hosted refreshments with Christine Derek assisting. next meeting is Tuesday, September 22.

PWA United States To Boulay Marr Barras Anna Faulthaber Christine Derek

Faith Healer's Wife Confesses To Hoax

Mrs Madelyn Messner wife of Rev David Messner faith healer confessed after 11 hours of questioning that she staged an acid attack hoax. A lunacy charge was signed and a commitment to Lima State Hospital sought with a hearing set for Monday.

Akeon Madelyn Messner Herelf David A. Messner

Board approves buzzer signal system for Jefferson Junior High

Evia Board of Education approved a change to install a buzzer system at the Jefferson Junior High School addition. The switch will save 136.50 and reduce operating costs versus the microphone system. The board also approved a time extension request on the signal system to L A Bouiar and noted the revised completion date is November 15. A proposed heating system change in the old Jefferson School building was discussed but no action taken.

Jefferson Junior High School Eviia Board of Education W. O. McClellan Alva C. Smith L. A. Bouiar PWA Smith Jefferson School

Kills Estranged Wife Then Shoots Self in Cleveland

Anthony Molica, 38, unable to reconcile with his estranged wife Jean Molica, 27, killed her on the porch of a rooming house in Cleveland and then wounded himself critically. Jean had filed for divorce last month.

Cleveland Anthony Molica Jean Molica

President Roosevelt Meets Insurance Executives

The White House said the meeting aims to review the health of insurance companies since 1930 and consider further improvements. The session follows Republican Knox claims that New Deal policies have made policies and savings accounts unsafe.

Washington White House Roosevelt Knox

Truck Driver Battles Flames After Gas Truck Fire

Lee Jones of Shell Petroleum fought a gasoline truck fire at Cleveland and East Bridge streets. He sustained slight burns to his hands as firemen arrived and helped extinguish the blaze which caused minor interior damage. The tank was empty and the cause remained undetermined.

Lee Jones Shell Petroleum Company Jones Cleveland East Bridge

Hurricane roars toward Atlantic shipping lanes

The worst hurricane of the season moves north toward Atlantic shipping lanes as the Norwegian steamer Torvangen sinks after 175 mph winds. The U S hurricane warning system places the storm about 400 miles south-southeast of Bermuda, moving north-northwest at 6 to 8 mph with no current indication of a mainland threat.

Miami Fla Atlantic Torvangen U. S Bermuda Gay

Oberlin regis tration day and opening events at Oberlin College

Hundreds of students arrive for Oberlin registration day on September 16. President Wilkins will speak on the centennial of the American college at Finney Chapel. Freshmen prepare for classes with tours and events. bonfire and pep rally planned on campus.

Oberlin. O Oberlin College of Arts and Sciences Conservatory of Music Graduate School of Theology Finney Chapel Ernest Hatch Wilkins American College T. W. Graham First Church Methodist Episcopal First Baptist Mt. Zion Baptist Oberlin High School Oberlin College Robert Porter Overlin College Jarvis Strong I Jr Stephen Dana

Oberlin staff changes and notices from campus

Miss Mary Elizabeth Tenner left for Michigan to pursue a Masters in Social Science at the university. Mme Marie-Jeanne Labaurine Johnston returns to Oberlin from France with her daughter Miriam, who studied in France last year. Henry Wilson begins teaching in Bedford schools replacing Lawrence Bohrer who moves to Deerfield Academy. Lizyn Lindquist takes a new role in physical education at Wadsworth High. Rex Huntley visits Sturges Michigan with his parents. Pythian Sister bake sale postponed indefinitely. Sylvia Champney returns to Ohio Wesleyan University.

Mary Elizabeth Tenner Hull House Michigan University Mme Marie-Jeanne Labaurine Johnston Oberlin France Miriam Henry Wilson Bedford Lawrence Bohrer Deerfield Academy Massachusetts Lizyn Lindquist Wadsworth George A. Huntley Rex Sturges Michigan Sylvia Champney Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware

Three Placed On Probation By Judge Findley

Three youths from Elyria and South Amherst pleaded guilty before Judge Guy B. Findley to recent indictments and were placed on 15 month probation. Herwell Beard 22 and Clarence Batties 20 of Elyria received probation for a burglary at the Oberlin Golf Course in which a radio and self equipment were taken. stolen articles were found in Beard’s car. Alex Kanzuka 21 of South Amherst received probation after guilt for a gas station burglary at South Amherst with $30 recovered by Sheriff staff. All were first offenders and must report to officials as directed, with Beard and Batties assigned probation officers from local employers.

Guy B. Findley Herwell Beard Clarence Batties Elyria Oberlin Golf Course Beard Lloyd E. Sweet X. E. Burley Fox Furnace Company Battles Alex Kanzuka South Amherst Gerald Nau

Firefighters Halt Ammonia Leak at Richwine Ice Cream Plant

Elyria firemen wearing gas masks shut off a valve to stop an ammonia leak at the Richwine Ice Cream Company plant on East Broad Street this afternoon.

Elyria Richwine Ice Cream Company East Broad Street

Court approves transfer of 3000 dollars in Eaton funds

Eaton township trustees were authorized by common pleas court to move 3000 dollars from road and bridge funds to the general fund per an application filed by Prosecutor Howard R. Butler. The Home Owners' Loan Corporation filed suit against Genevieve Tinsler Edwin Brown and Jed Welburn seeking foreclosure of mortgages.

Eaton Township Common Pleas Court Howard R. Butler Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Genevieve Tinsler Edwin Brown Jed Welburn

Wellington youth indicted for grand larceny and probation granted

William Botsford twelve of Wellington indicted for grand larceny over a snare drum theft at Vermilion on the Lake was given probation by Judge Guy B Finn ley with Mayor Lehman of Wellington named probation officer. Emil Capasso filed divorce suit from Joseph Capasso of South Amherst on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Belen Hole of Lorain filed suit for divorce from Donald Hole of Alliance on gross neglect of duty.

William Botsford Wellington Vermilion-on-the- Lake Guy B. Finnley Lehman Emil Capasso Joseph Capasso South Amherst Belen Hole Lorain Donald Hole Alliance

School board balks at kindergarten funding amid tax uncertainty

The board renewed a 90 day note for 315,680.97 and pledged to seek funds to reopen public kindergartens, estimating full year costs at about 6500. Governor Daver reportedly said funds could rise if the food sales tax is repealed, while private kindergartens opened in five schools with 60 children enrolled.

Focal Board Brecknock Martin L. Daver Ohio McKinley Hamilton Franklin Ely Alten

Cleveland Livestock Market Report

Markets show steady to slow demand across cattle calves sheep and hogs. Cattle items include chalice steers 1160 lbs and up at 9.00 to 9.75. various grades and weights for butcher cattle cows and heifers with ranges from 5.50 to 9.50. Calves steady with choice to prime at 16.50 to 18.50. sheep and lambs steady with choice lambs 9.00 to 9.73 and wethers around 4.58. Hogs 1209 head, prices mixed with 250-300 lbs around 10.00 to 10.60. 180-220 lbs near 11.00. 430-150 lbs around 9.58.

Livestock and Produce Prices in Market Report

Butter market unsettled with 38c ex tran, eggs steady at 14 14¢ and current receipts 23c. Live poultry market firm with hens and roosters listed at multiple prices, ducks and broilers detailed by weight and type. Potatoes priced by region with No 1 U S bags and state variations, grains and mill feed noted.

U. S New Jersey Idaho Pennsylvania Long Island Ohio Maine

Rubber workers rally behind president in Ohio

President Sidney Hillman of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America said on his return from the Akron convention of the United Rubber Workers of America that Ohio would vote overwhelmingly for Franklin D. Roosevelt. He reported labor in the state is solidly behind the President.

New York Sidney Hillman Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Akron United Rubber Workers of America Ohio Roosevelt

Primary Races Shape Up in Several States for Senate

Massachusetts voters nominate for U S Senate and House seats as Gov James Curley contends for the Democratic nomination. Fitchburg Mayor Greenwood opposes him while Union party backers push write in for Thomas O'Brien. New Hampshire sees Moses versus Bridges for Senate. Wisconsin tests Farmer-Labor Progressive alliance with LaFollette and LaFollette allies steering the combine.

Massachusetts United States Senate House James M. Curley Curley Robert E. Greenwood Fitchburg U. S Marcus A. Coolidge Thomas C. O’brien Boston Union Party Henry Capot Lodge, Jr Alonzo B. Cook Guy M. Gray Greenfield New Hampshire George H. Moses Congress Roosevelt Fred H. Brown H. Stries Bridges Henry W. Keyes William N. Rogers Manchester Wisconsin Philip F. Lavohette LaFollete

Grain and Feed Price Quotes From Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co

Quotations cover oats corn and wheat prices per bushel for car lots and flour by the barrel with mill feeds and hay by the ton. Prices list No 3 yellow oats No 2 oats No 3 yellow corn No 2 corn No 2 red and other wheat grades flour jobbing ranges and various mill feeds including middlings bran meal and cottonseed meal. Hay and straw prices are shown for Timothy clover mixed alfalfa and straw grades with cutting stages and quantities.

Sheets Elevator Co Montana Milling Co

Elevators and Track Prices Reported in Toledo

Prices for wheat, corn, oats, and rye show No 2 red wheat at 1.14 to 1.15 dollars, No 2 yellow corn at 1.15 to 1.14, and No 2 white oats around 42 to 45 percent. No 1 red wheat at 1.10 to 1.11, No 1 yellow corn at 1.99, with various premiums and a 38 to 38 1/2 cent butter and eggs at 26 to 26 1/2 cents in Toledo Produce.

Toledo

Wisconsin and New York Primaries Signal Cross‑Faction Races

Wisconsin voters faced a broad slate with Lueck unopposed for the Progressive nomination and Wiley and Chapple contending for Republican spots while two Democratic hopes, Carroll and Beaver Dam’s, sought nominations. Over 500,000 voters aimed for 131 offices as Townsend forces pressed in New York amid GOP rivalries.

Federation Arthur W. Lueck Beaver Dam William D. Carroll Prairie du Chien Alexander Wiley Chippewa Falls John B. Chapple Ashland Wisconsin Townsend Old Age Pen New York Townsend-Coughlin New York State Townsend-Coughlin Folowers Upstate Townsend- Coughlin Senate Assembly House Bertrand H. Snell Potsdam Jesse W Williams Townsend - Coughlin

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