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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1938

Page

12

Confesses To Ohio Bank Robberies

Detroit FBI chief John Bugas announced that Lee Elliott McVoy confessed to two Ohio bank robberies and two bank messenger holdups totaling 147000. He admitted the Springfield First National Bank 54000 robbery on August 29 1935 and the Salem Farmers National Bank 25000 holdup on November 4 1935, plus the Warren National Bank messenger robbery 68000 on October 9 1933. He was arrested Sept 9 after leaving a Detroit hospital while a charity patient. Authorities will seek a fugitive warrant and he faces Ohio robbery charges. McVoy described stopping Warren Bank messengers with machine guns en route to the post office with a Republic Steel payroll.

Detroit John 5 Bugas Federal Bureau of Investigation Office Lee Elliott McVoy Ohio McVoy First National Bank & Trust Company Springfield

Tube Co Schedule At Same Level

Operations at the National Tube Company will continue next week on roughly the same level as this week. Two blast furnaces and six open hearths will operate. the Bessemer converter will run double turn, and the rail mill will be idle. Several mills are scheduled for five days starting Monday, with one seamless mill increased and a skelp mill decreased. The schedule is tentative and subject to change.

National Tube Company Bessemer Skelp Butt

Fox terrier scalding case shocks Fremont neighbors

Mrs. H F Grenet reports her white pedigreed fox terrier horribly scalded after returning home from a day out. The dog lost fur and suffers. the owner seeks who harmed the pet on Brace Avenue and Lorain Boulevard. In Fremont two WPA workers were injured in a road collision with Ray Frazier severely hurt and Frank McDonald injured. London buses reportedly fail once in 18736 miles.

H. F. Grenet Brace Avenue Lorain Boulevard Grenet Fremont WPA Woodville Gibsonburg Ray Frazier Frank McDonald

Death notices for Minnie Rice and others in Ohio region

Obituaries from North Olmsted Dover Center and nearby areas report Minnie Rice 1861 wartime born Elyria died at home after illness. Surviving De Witt Rice three sons Nathan and Lena Reynolds sister in law. Funeral 2:30 Sunday at Butternut Ridge cemetery. Other notices include Tom Keares Marian Wigert Emma Ada Van Keuren Mrs Herman Foote Mary Dieterich LaRue Sherbondy and Wellington residents. services and burial plans listed with churches and dates.

Minnie Rice North Olmsted Frary Butternut Ridge Road Elyria Dover DeWitt Rice Franklin D. Rice East Cleveland Russell H Lakewood Philip Co Emma Ada van Keuren Jesse van Keuren Prospect Street van Keuren Rhinebeck New York Cleveland Reform Church of Lee Roseto@ Riley Irma van Keuren Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home Will Foster Herman Foote Dover Center Center Ridge Road

Three Cubs Graduate into Boy Scout Troops at Pack Meeting

At the September Parents' Pack meeting in the First Congregational Church, Cub Pack No. 4 graduated three Cubs Albert Baxter Robert Collins and Edward Hull into Troops 103 and 105. Eagle Scout Donald Hull presided and urged advancement while Bear bronze badges were awarded to Baxter and Edwards.

First Congregational Church Albert Baxter Robert Collins Edward Hull Eagie Donald Hull Baxter Methodist Church William Meinke Donald Marsh Hard H. J. Ryan Collins E. P. Gates Charles Conrad Irion Paul Irion den No. 3 Robert Stevenson den No. 4 William Graw Den David Evans den No. 5 Harry Koplin den No Douglas Hines John Edward Ingersoll Roy Jensen Roy Wilson John McKenney William Howenstine Aseista Eqware Hard Charles Evans Edward Hayes den No. 8 Henry W. Ingersoll J. C. Linville A. H. West Firelance Area Council Richard Newcomb

Peace in Europe Hangs By a Thread As Armistice Hopes Fade

Sudeten Czechoslovakia ends any peace prospects as Konrad Henlein faces treason charges and a government crackdown. As Runciman leaves Prague, an informal armistice is urged to avert war. Chamberlain, Daladier, and Hitler plan rapid talks and a potential extraordinary session to avert conflict. Across Europe, governments brace for possible hostilities while armies mobilize in anticipation.

France Hitler Konrad Henlein Europe

Funeral Service for Three Generations Held in Easton

Marie Ernest of Atlantic City DeWitt Sherbondy of Bala Cynwyn Pa and Mrs Anne LaRue Bennett of Cleveland with two grandchildren and a great grandchild. Service at 2:30 p m Sunday from Sharpe funeral Home 218 Herrick avenue East officiated by Dr C W Recard Congregational Church burial in Greenwood cemetery.

Marie Ernest Atlantic City N. J

Slot Machine Hijackers Return $2 To Victim

Four men with guns hijacked slot machines at a roadside house run by Mrs. Kate Petrus near Perry Ohio. After stopping work they returned two dollars to the woman who had just lost money in a machine.

Painesville, C Kate Petrus Perry

Prison sentences begin for gas station robberies in Mansfield and Columbus

Deputy sheriffs took John Asbury and Jim Shambera both 23 of Mansfield to Mansfield Reformatory to start terms for gas station robberies under Judge Guy B. Findley. Also sent are John Kuchulan 22 of Detroit and Clarence Grieving 28 of Elyria to the Columbus penitentiary for indeterminate sentences. Kuchulan faces one to 15 years for attempted robbery while Grieving faces one to 20 years for forgery.

Claude Adams Emil Kubiske John Asbury Jim Shambera Mansfield Mansfield Reformatory Guy B. Findley John Kuchulan Detroit Clarence Grieving Elyria Columbus Kuchulan

Report On Collection Of Fines By Two Departments

A fiscal year end report shows total fines and costs collected by the sheriff's department and the clerk of courts totaling 2520 dollars. The sheriff collected 1705 and the clerk 815 with 230 paid to the state. notes clarify that sheriff figures exclude payments to magistrates and courts of record. Deputy Claude Adams explains the 1705 reflects funds turned over to the sheriff, not direct magistrate payments. County Clerk H E Agate states assessed fines totaled 1287 with 815 actually collected.

Sheriff's Department Clerk of Courts Board of County Commissioners Claude Adams Sheriff’s Department Sherif H.E Agate

Music Jubilee Opens To Local Musicians In Buckeye State

Lorain County musicians may compete in the Buckeye State Music Jubilee in Columbus October in competitions for amateur vocal soloists choruses bands and drum corps with prizes totaling 2500. Entries must be filed by midnight tomorrow per county extension agent C I Hummel. National Daily Show tickets at reduced prices go on sale until next Tuesday.

Lorain County Buckeye Columbus C. I. Hunmmel Agincultural Hummel

Oberlin Notes and Greetings From Oberlin Ohio

Oberlin reports return from Maine of Dr and Mrs James A Richards and family with son James Jr heading to Duke University for graduate studies. John H Warner III welcomed by Jefferson Mass family. Local clubs host meetings and school music staff changes. numerous brief notices on students teachers and visitors across Oberlin community.

Maine Oberlin James A. Richards Chalmer J. Roy David Bridgton James, Jr Duke University Dunham N. C Richards John H. Warner, III John H. Warner Jefferson, Mass Warner J. H. Warner

Hi Y Clubs Adopt New Constitutions for 1938 39

Elyria junior and senior Hi Y clubs begin the 1938 39 year under new constitutions. The junior club has already adopted a constitution, requires good scholastic records, and lets advisory committee screen prospective new members before voting. Weekly meetings stay on Wednesdays. Advisor is Karl Eady. The senior club plans a similar constitution and is compiling potential new members with advisory committee review. Karl Lautenschleger of Elyria High School serves as advisor.

Elyria Karl Eady Karl Lautenschleger Elyria High School

Wheat Weevil Damages Lorain County Wheat

Lorain County reports show wheat weevil causing more damage this year than usual. County agricultural extension agent C. J. Hummel notes infestations and advises carbon bisulfide treatment when temperatures reach 70 to 75 degrees. Suspending gas over stored grain kills the weevil without harming wheat. granary should be closed about 34 hours and flames or lanterns avoided during application. Hummel plans to discuss the issue and radio talk tomorrow.

Lorain County C. J. Hummel Hummel

Wellington Woman Elected Dist President

Mrs. Cecile Hyde of Wellington was elected president of the Ninth District of the Ohn Rebekah Assembly at the Friendship Session and School of Instruction in Wellington. Hazel Market of Elyria was named vice president, Iya Gardner of Oberlin secretary, and Mrs. Sage of Oberlin treasurer. Delegates came from Elyria Lorain Medina Grafton Oberlin Lodi Brunswick and Cleveland.

Vine Rebekah Lodge No Ohio Rebekah Assembly Wellington Lillywood Chapter Electa Sage Aberlin Vine Lodge Lillywood Lodge Cecile Hyde Ohn Rebekah Assembly Everning Hazel Market Middle Avenue Elyria Iya Gardner Grafton Elects Sage. Oberlin Springfield Minerva Goehler Norwood Lorain Medina Oberlin Lodi Brunswick Cleveland

Ohio Apple Campaign Planned for Lorain County

Plans to promote Ohio apples will be outlined at a Lorain County fruit growers meeting at the Elyria YMCA next Wednesday. C. I Hummel announces the event. Principal speaker will be Dale Hilbish secretary of the Ohio Apple Institute and head of a committee promoting apple sales.

Lorain County Ohio Elyria VY. M. C. A Br. m C. I Hummel Dale Hilbish Ohio Apple Institute

Court actions and divorce filings in Lorain area notices

Judge Guy B Findley holds adv for Tohs Wahkter on reckless driving after a July 24 Avon Lake accident involving George Fednn. Julia Calhory sues Walter Cideon for divorce on neglect and cruelty, married 1916. Henratta Bolden seeks divorce from Philip Bolden, married 1932, on neglect and cruelty. Harry Fluscher pleads guilty to one count of receiving stolen property amid a copper trolley wire theft case. probation hearing set this afternoon.

Guy Bidley Pack Tohs Wahkter Lakewood George Fednn Avon Lake Henratta L Bolden Philip Bolden Loran Harry Fluscher West River Street Elyvia Guy B. Findley Lorain Yellow Line

Horse Pulling Contest To Be Held At Troy

The fourth annual World Championship Horse Pulling Contest will be held in Troy Ohio on Sunday October 2 announced by Ray Hennessy secretary of the Horse Pulling Association of Ohio Inc which is sponsoring the event A parade will start the program at 1 30 p m and about 75 to 80 teams from across the country are expected to participate.

Troy Ohio Ray Hennesey Bellefontaine Horse Pulling Association of Ohio, Inc

Cleveland Produce Market Report Highlights Livestock and Produce Prices

Cleveland market data show steady yet varied moves across livestock and produce. Cattle, calves, sheep and hogs listed with prices by weight and grade. produce section notes beans, beets, cabbage, lettuce, tomatoes, and regional varieties with current bid ranges and pack sizes.

Cleveland

Shooting Victim Now In State Hospital

An Amherst man Abraham George is charged with shooting his mother-in-law Bertha Abraham during a backyard quarrel three months ago. Mrs Abraham was committed to Toledo Hospital for the Insane by Probate Judge H H Nye, potentially delaying the trial. If she recovers, she will be called. otherwise the case may proceed without her presence.

Abraham George Amherst Bertha Abraham Abraham Toledo Hospital H. H. Nye

Trial Of Chester Hoffner Postponed

The trial of Chester Hoffner of Fifteenth Street for driving while intoxicated was continued because City Solicitor Harvey C. Cheney was out of the city. Cheney and defense counsel Preston L. Coon will meet to set another date.

Harvey C. Cheney Chester Hoffner Fifteenth Street Cheney Preston L. Coon

Six Lorain County youths join World Poultry Congress

Lorain County Four-H Clubs members earned affiliate memberships in the seventh World Poultry Congress to be held in Cleveland next year. Recipients include Robert Kelner and Edwin Moulder of LaGrange and Francis Abfall, Adam Abfall of Avon, Francis Lewis of Elyria Township, and William Koessel of Brownhelm. A county membership and attendance committee, led by Harold Davis and I. L. Porter, is forming to arrange additional affiliate memberships within about a week.

Lorain County Cleveland C Lf. Human Robert Kelner Edwin Moulder LaGrange Wooster Francis Abfall Adam Abfall Avon

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