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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1936

Page

9

Warn Ships Of Severe Storm

The Caribbean hurricane, described as the most violent this year, moved northwest about 300 miles south of Bermuda toward New York area. With center about 900 miles off Florida, its slow pace reduced immediate danger while authorities urged ships over a wide area to take extreme precautions against the storm.

Miami Fiz Caribbean Florida Bermuda New York City mid-Florida Federal

Industrial Expo To Be Feature Of Lorain County Fair

Lorain County planned industrial exposition will be a main feature of the fair with most exhibit spaces already filled. I L DeBrar and exhibitors meet Saturday at Elsha Savings and Trust Company to finalize plans as farm machinery displays are expected to draw the largest crowds in years.

Lorain County I. L. DeBrar Elsha Savings and Trust Company DeErer Todar Lorain Conury DeBrar

County hires consultant for bridge work dispute continues

The Lorain County Board of Commissioners voted to employ C A Brown at 300 dollars a month for three months starting August 25, with all but Commissioner John E Davidson opposing. Brown was linked to Harlan Curtis and Washington connections to secure funds, though Dean says Brown was always intended for the task. No official report has been filed detailing the actions taken.

Washington Board of County Commissioners John E.davidson C. A. Brown Brown Harlan Curtis Lorain

Walk Out Conflict at Elyria High Sparks Meeting Tonight

Reports on the Elyria High School walk out show conflicting counts as students claim up to 190 left the building today, with 30 using one door and others possibly leaving through different exits. Officials declined to comment while protesters plan a 5 pm meeting in front of the courthouse to oppose shortened lunch periods and the permit requirement to leave for meals.

Elyria High School Court House Board of Education

Part Of West Bridge Street To Be Closed

West Bridge Street from Chestnut to West River will close tomorrow and for the rest of the week for resurfacing with bituminous material. The city awarded the top contract to Henry Hart of Elrria for about 31,669. total project cost near 3,000. City street department did preliminary work. residents may travel through during construction. Service Director I D Faxon comments.

West Bridge Street Chestnut West River Street Henry Hart Elrria City Street I. D. Faxon

Lorain Bridge Fight Spurs Resignation Talk

Curtis was in Washington and returned to Lorain last week. The Lorain committee met with one member negotiating outside the courthouse. A proposal urged Brown to resign by September 25, completing one month of a planned three month term. Commissioner Dunn urged immediate resignation. Brown could not be reached for comment. Brown was hired at the urging of Lorain business leaders who hoped Curtis could help fund a bridge through Washington contacts after Dunn declined dealings with Curtis.

Curtis Washington Lorain Brown Dunn E. M. Wickens Donn

Democrats lead in precinct totals for governor and senate race

In Michigan, 1,532 precincts show Democratic gubernatorial candidates with 71 781 votes while Republicans total 233 143 for the Senate results. Rep Prentiss M Brown led the Democratic Senate ticket with Louis B Ward 19 090 votes behind. Governor Frank D Fitzgerald won the Republican gubernatorial nomination over Col Roscoe Conkling Fitch amid a field of 78 Democrats and 65 Republicans seeking 17 congressional nominations.

Michigan Prentiss M. Brown Isadin Louis B. Ward Coughlin National Union For Social Justice Frank D. Fitzgerald Col Roscoe Conkling Fitch

Woman Burned By Exposed End Of Electric Cord

Mrs Edna Near of 465 West Tenth Street was burned when she touched the exposed end of an extension cord connected to a socket and an auto trailer. Neighbors responded with light and help before an ambulance took her to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment of slight hand burns.

West 10Th Street Edna Tenth Street Mrs. Near Elyria Memorial Hospital

Men's Bible Class To Meet Tomorrow In Elyria

Plans for the fall and winter season of the Elyria Men’s Bible Class begin tomorrow night at the Elyria Savings and Trust Company directors room. L. B. Hindman teaches the class with Claude Wigfeld as president urging members to attend. The interdenominational group meets at Rivoli Theatre and is not church affiliated.

Elyria Men’s Bible Ely-ria

Death Record Elizabeth Bates Wife of William Bates

Elizabeth Bates wife of the late William Bates died at her Murray Ridge Road home Tuesday at 4:39 p m after a year and a half illness. Born May 1859 in Henry County Indiana she came to Elyria from Mishawaka ten years ago. Survived by three daughters and five sons, including Mrs Christ Kray Mrs Edward Poelvoordee Daniel Ernest Bates all of Elyria and Mrs Peter Doceff Walter Fred Rey Bates of Mishawka. Also brother George Rodrick Benedict Minn and twelve grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Body at Bittner Funeral Home. Funeral Friday Sept 18 at 2 p m officiated by Rev A E Kemp Burial Murray Ridge Cemetery.

Elizabeth Bates William Bates Murray Ridge Road Henry County Indiana Elyria Mishawaka Christ Kray Edward Poelvoordee Daniel Ernest Bates Emrria Peter Doceff Walter Fred Rey Bates Mishawken George Rodrick Benedict, Minn Bittner Funeral Home A. E. Kemp Murray Ridge Cemetery

Death of Stanley Lewandowski in Lorain Ohio

Stanley Lewandowski 63 husband of Pauline died at his home 206 Sixteenth street Lorain after a weeklong illness. Born in Poland he came to Lorain 39 years ago and worked in the National Tube shipping department. Survived only by a sister in Poland, he was a Nativity Church member. Funeral from Bittner Funeral Home Friday evening then to the late home for services Saturday at 9:30 A. M. with Rev. J. J. Demboski and burial at Calvary Cemetery.

Stanley Lewandowski Pauline Sixteenth Street Lorain Poland National Tube To the Nativity J. J. Demboski Calvary Cemecere Bittner

Rebels Push West as Loyalist Strongholds Face Siege

General Emilio Mola shifted forces to the west sending Moors from San Sebastian to seize the Loyalist front near Ohio as Bilbao and Santander face blockade. The Alcazar siege at Toledo, ongoing for two months, shows signs of pausing with unclear reasons. Rebel Morocco reports speak of harsh punishments for disobedience in Talavera and nearby regiments.

Emilio Mola San Sebastian Bilbao Santander Ohio Zarauz Toledo Morocco Talavera LaRoche Melilla

Motorists Rush To Get Licenses In Elyria Area

Nearly 700 Elyria residents obtained licenses to drive after October 1 as five deputy registrars offices closed for the day. The first day of selling Ohio driver licenses drew large crowds with deputies noting mostly negative answers to questions about sanity and habitual drunkenness. Women applicants questioned about age protested mildly, while four deputies worked through the busy day and a fifth stocked supplies late. Officials expect another rush today as offices reopen. The Elyria deputy registrars are J. P. Lonswar, G. M. Johns, W. H. Jenne, Thomas Francis, and Miss Allan M Cehl of the Elyria Automobile Club.

Elyria Ohio Dar J. P. Lonswar Lake Avenue Dever Avenue G. M. Johns Cleveland Street Pasadena Avenue W. H. Jenne Adams Foster Thomas Francis Broad Street Allan M Cehl Elrria Automobile Club Middle Avenue

Court records in Elyria and surrounding areas state multiple filings

Margaret J. Jackson of Elyria sues for divorce from Robert Jackson citing cross beE lect and extreme cruelty and seeks restoration as Margaret Richardson. Dorothy Pearce sues through Ror Pearce against Arthur Diedrick of La Porte for 3000 for injuries alleged August 39 from a dot owned by the defendant. Fred W. Metzger of Avon files for divorce from Blanche Metzger of Hollywood California for wilful absence. Hazel Burket seeks divorce from Claire Burket of Ver milon on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. A statutory charge hearing against Glen Allen of Rink road Avon, requested by Dolores Wearsch, before Justice Joseph Petro on September 8. Alien arraigned last night and placed under bond for appearance.

Margaret J. Jackson Elyria Robert Jackson Margaret Richardson Dorothy Pearce Ror Pearce Arthur Diedrick la Porte Glen Allen Rink Road Avon Dolores Wearsch Joseph Petro Alien

P. T. A. Officers In Lorain County Council To Meet

Lorain County P T A officers will gather at East Carlisle School on October 7 for a 10 a m instructional program. The agenda includes talks by state P T A officers and sessions on program planning membership and councils with invitations extended to presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasurers of each association.

Lorain County Emma Stopher Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Echeleters Simon L W. Basinger Tracy LaCost Ohio P. T. A. Congress

Extension Courses For Teachers Launched in Lorain County

Lorain County teachers will enroll in extension courses at Lorain High School and Elyria High School next Monday offered by Kent State University. Biology and physical science classes will be taught by Prof. M. Lederer, Ohio State University graduate. Organization meetings are set for 7 15 p m at Lorain High and 7 15 p m at Elyria High. Courses run weekly with alternating locations, totaling 12 semester hours for full-term completion.

Lorain Country School Elyria and Lorain High Schools Kene State University M. Lederer Oregon State University Lorain Hish School

Elymian Suffered Two Fractured Ribs In Crash

Howard Reed of 501 Lake Avenue suffered two fractured ribs in a collision with Gil bert Harris of 125 Lincoln Street and Ray Robinson of 117 Chestnut Street on Broad Street near Chestnut. Reed was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Frank Johnston of Sheriff Street was treated for a fractured ejector in a motorcycle accident at about 8:50 p m.

Howard Reed Lake Avenue Gilbert Harris Lincoln Street Ray Robinson Chestnut Street Broad Street Chestnut Reed Elyria Memorial Hospital Frank Johnston Sheriff Street

American Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary held its annual meeting in the Legion hall. Agnes Felkner was elected president. first vice president Irene Stanfield. second vice president Fannie Dew. secretary Ellen Ruth Kimmel. treasurer Minnie Dunn. sergeant at arms Elizabeth Pratt. chaplain Agnes Princehorn. historian Tillie Lyman.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Agnes Felkner Irene Stanfield Fannie Dew Ellen Ruth Kimmel Minnie Dunn Elizabeth Pratt Agnes Princehorn Tillie Lyman

Oberlin Exchange Hears Rochester Banker Carruthers

The Oberlin Exchange hosted its first fall meeting with Arthur Carruthers of Rochester New York as guest speaker. Carruthers son of Oberlin residents spoke on Rochester business conditions and national trends. The nomination committee was named and officer elections will occur at next Monday’s luncheon.

Oberlin Exchange Oberlin Son Arthur Carruthers Rochester N. Y Carruthers W. P. Carruthers Oberlin Rawdon Oberlin Schools C. E. Wigton

Birthday Party Honoring Fred Brandt in Oberlin

Mr and Mrs Harold Brandt hosted a Sunday birthday party for Fred Brandt of East College Street with guests including Miss Frances Brandt Oberlin Mrs E W Brandt Daytona Beach Florida Mrs Lena Rowe Oberlin Mr and Mrs Harold Brandt Miss Billy Brandt Mary and others present.

Harold Brandt Fred Brandt East College Street Frances Brandt Oberlin E. W. Brandt Daytona Beach Florida Lena Rowe Billy Brandt Mary

Brandt and Brandi families linked in Pittsfield notices

Louise and Alice Brandt of Pittsfield are mentioned alongside Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brandi in a local notice highlighting names connected to the community.

Louise and Alice Brandt Pittsfield Mrs Fred Brandi

Oberlin News Roundup Highlights Local Notes

A baby boy was born Monday at Alien hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryant of Morgan Street. Social events include the Martes club picnic at Mrs. J A McGrann’s home on Woodland Avenue and the Oberlin Woman's Club Music department meeting September 18 at 3 09 at Mrs A L Williams’s home. Townsend club meets at East Oberlin church with J E Robb as speaker after light refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. C W Savage return from Chautauqua Lake New York and Michigan camp. Rev E Daniels returns to Oberlin after East visits. Mr and Mrs E A Heacox plan to settle in Clermont California. Arthur Carruthers of Rochester NY visits his parents while W P Carruthers of Reamer Place hosts. Arthur L Williams returns to Oberlin after Interlochen Michigan summer.

Charles Bryant Morgan Street Alien Hospital Martes Club J. A. McGrann Woodland Avenue Oberlin Woman’s Club A. L. Williams Townsend Club East Oberlin J. E. Robb Elyria C. W. Savage Oberlin Chautauqua Lake N. Y E. Daniels Onerlin Owezo East Reamer Place Arthur L. Williams Interlochen Michigan

Troxel Co. Plans to retire preferred stock and exchange common

Troxel Manufacturing Company board announces retirement of 178 shares of seven per cent preferred stock on November 2 and exchange of $10 common stock for 75,000 shares of new par stock at a 15 to 1 basis. The firm, a major bicycle saddle maker, expects record output this year and rapid expansion next year.

Troxel Manufacturing Company Troxel Company J. W. Brandt Trove! Company First Cleveland Corporation Cleveland Securities and Exchange Commission

Citizenship Class Opens Tomorrow in Elyria

Foreign born residents of Elyria and vicinity may join the citizenship class at Washington School starting at 7 p m tomorrow. The Elyria Post of the American Legion conducts the sessions open to all wishing to attend. Classes will be held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings each week.

Elyria Washington School

Moore to Lead Elyria Library Expansion Efforts

Miss Moore resumes duties as librarian at Elyria Public Library with Miss Charlotte H Brooks continuing as acting head. A countywide service survey is planned to expand access beyond Elyria, backed by state intangible tax funds. Budget shortfalls from the school board have limited library funding, with $2,000 still due under a 1936 agreement.

Miss Moore Charlotte H. Brooks Elyria Seneca County Columbus Library Division New York State Department of Education Public Duluth Minnesota Pratt Library Baltimore Maryland Elyria Board of Education Board of Education

Grain and Livestock Markets Report From Cleveland Area

Grain prices for WHEAT CORN and OATS listed with No. 2 red and white grades and fluctuating cents per bushel. Livestock reports show cattle, calves, sheep and hogs with price ranges by weight and class, butter eggs and live poultry steady, and regional potato prices for U.S. No. 1 and regional varieties.

Ile Ducks Springs U.S New Jersey Idaho Pennsylvania Long Island Ohio Maine

Reelect Trustees To Pension Board

Capt Arthur Drage and Liou St Archie Phipps of the Elyria Fire department were reelected trustees of the firemen s pension board at their annual election. Drage was reelected secretary. Powell was reappointed as citizen representative and Anna Kennedy was chairman with William G. Smith as council member. The board has six members with three firemen drawing 179.40 monthly. Two pensions are 57.60 and 654.29 monthly.

Arthur Drage Liou St Archie Phipps Elyria Fire Department Firemen’s Pension Board Drage Fire Department James M. Powell Anna Kennedy William G. Smith C. J. Miller

Motorist Fined for Reckless Driving

W. Smith of 421 West Avenue was fined 2 dollars and costs totaling 10.90 after arraignment before Major Don A. Baird on a reckless driving charge. He was arrested September 13 for cutting traffic on Broad Street and speeding 45 miles per hour on Washington Avenue, according to police reports.

C. W. Smith West Avenue Don A. Baird Broad Street Washington Avenue

Fatal crash near Kenton claims two riders

J Albert Hurd aged 60 was killed and Thomas A Barlow injured when their car, traveling near Kenton, struck a tree on September 16. police reported and authorities investigated the Festerdar crash scene.

Kenton, CO J. Albert Hurd Thomas A. Barlow

Communities Raising Cash to Attract Factories

The Elyria Chronicle notes several Ohio and nearby cities funding factory relocations, citing Marion, Elmira, Lorain, Sandusky and Lima. It highlights large public subscriptions to lure plants, payroll impact in each community, and urges Elyria to rally real cash contributions beyond small subscriptions to win new manufacturing jobs.

Dunham Company Marion Ohio Defiance Pressed Steel Company Elmira New York Willys- Overland Company Remington Rand Company Lorain National Store Co Sandusky Westinghouse Electric Company Elyria Lima

Elyria urged to fund new factories with local capital

The appeal calls on Essyria leaders and loyal supporters to invest in attracting new factories. It notes current nostalgia for local cash, despite rising bank savings and higher 1936 payrolls, urging citizens to contribute generously to secure industrial growth and keep Elyria competitive.

Essyria Elyria

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