Y Enrollment Week Heads Announced
W O McCic lane and Henry Korner announced the selection of 19 men and boys to head workers for the Y M C A Enrollment Week starting Monday September 23 and running through October 5. Dav B Symons will be commencier-in-chief with Walter Kohn and M Fey as team generals. Seven men named captains for the men’s teams include R L Thaser Ralph Standey Guy B Findler Kellogg Day George Gould Ernest Birch and James B Thomas. Boys’ team captains are Robert Heiser John Echtler Richard Elliott William Kohn Robert Hancnck James Agate William McClellan Kenneth Lrons and George Johnsor. Team captains from both divisions will meet Monday evening to plan the campaign with Mmnenus team at 5 50 PM and Boys at 6 PM.
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Sra
W. O. McCiclane
YM. C. A
Henry Korner
Bors
Dav B. Symons
Walter Kohn
Mmnenus
Stolen Antiques From Lateran Palace Reported
Vatican City reports the theft of valuable mosaic fragments and other antiques from the hall at the Lateran Palace where the Lateran Pacts were signed. Robbers climbed the palace facade to gain entry, according to the official statement.
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Vatican City
Tateran Palace
Curtis Given 2 Years At Atlanta
E. E. Curtis former Canton safety director was convicted in U S District Court of conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. He faces two years in Atlanta penitentiary and a $4000 fine after already serving time in Ohio. Co defendant Art Drakenbrod’s sentence was deferred a week.
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Cleveland, O
E. E. Curtis
Canton
U. S. District Court
Curtis
Ohio
Samuel H. West
Atlanta
Earl Stroup
Art. Drakenbrod
Lorain Man Found Drowned in Lake Erie
The Lorain man Clare C. Muir aged 40 was found in Lake Erie this morning. Coroner M. E. Perry ruled death by own action due to poor health and long illness. Louis Chupsik discovered the body and Lorain police recovered it.
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Lorain
Clare C. Muir
Lake Erie
M. E. Perry
Muir
Louis Chupsik
Loraine
Record Ear of Corn at Cedar Bluffs
Robert Kennedy a farmer on a 300 acre farm near Cedar Bluffs Kansas reports a record ear of corn. The ear is 12 inches long with a nine inch circumference and 18 rows. It yields 55 grains per row and he believes the crop will be bumper.
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Cedar Bluffs
Kas
Robert Kennedy
Hera Tas
White Leghorn Hen Aims At World Sitting Endurance Title
Hereford report says a Johnson brothers farm hen began sitting on eggs in May and remains on the nest, claiming a potential world endurance record for sitting. The white leghorn's long dedication draws local interest as officials monitor the unlikely competition.
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Hereford
Tex
Johnson Brothers
Alleged Robbers To Be Brought Back Here
Governor Myers Y Cooper issued requisitions to Minnesota for immediate extradition of Walter Lee Leibmbugh and Burton Keeler held at Bemidji on robbery charges. The men allegedly robbed two Cleveland youths of their automobile on the Lake road near Lorain Labor Day night, and Minnesota officers alerted by suspicious bill of sale and license led to their arrest. Sheriff Clarence E Adams of Lorain county was notified by Minnesota Sheriff Andrew Jackson of Beltram county.
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Columbu
Myers Y. Cooper
Minnesota
Walter Lee Leibmbugh
Burton Keeler
Ander
Bemidji
Lorain County
Cleveland
Lake Road
Lorain
Shenf Andrew Jackson
Beltram County
Clarence E. Adams
Sheriff unveils rural patrol radio plan for Lorain County
Sheriff Clarence E. Adams reports a new rural crime squad plan to link Lorain County patrols with the Cleveland police radio system. County commissioners tentatively approve and the county would buy radio receivers for patrol cars. The system would cut the need for a separate Lorain broadcaster while boosting crime apprehension efforts shared with Cleveland authorities.
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Clarence E. Adams
Adama
Cleveland
Lorain County
Italian Ship Tuscania Drifted Near Ushant Rocks in Storm
The Italian oil tanker Tuscania drifted helpless near the Ushant rocks as salvage tug Auroch failed to reach it due to a severe storm in the English Channel. The Auroch returned to Brest after one crew member drowned while attempting a rescue. The vessel's steering was damaged and the danger of smashing on the rocks persisted.
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Brest
Grrance
Ushant Rocks
Auroch
Tuscania
English Channel
Ushant
Bankers to attend county banking classes again
Bankers of Lorain county plan another year of classes organized by the county chapter of the American Institute for Banking. Sessions start late this month in Lorain and Elyria with attendance from Lorain Amherst Elyria and nearby areas as part of a nationwide ABA project. The Cleveland attorney will teach standard economics with earlier courses in commercial law and negotiable instruments also featured. Also, John Stanfield pleaded not guilty to reckless driving in Mayor Hewitt's court after being arrested on Lodistrest.
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Bankers of
Lorain County
American Institute For Banking
Lorain
Newell Hotel
Amherst
Elyria
John Stanfield
James A. Hewitt
Andree and companions perish in Arctic 1897 diary tale
Stockholm reports the diary based account of Salomon Andrée Nils Strindberg and Nils Fraenkel who perished after balloon flight failed in 1897. Their three day Arctic trek over ice, dwindling provisions, and eventual wintering on Spitzbergen are chronicled with notes of hunger, hope, and scientific collecting.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Salomon Aut Muste Andree
Arctic
Andree
Nils Strindberg
Nut Fraenkel
North Pole
White Island
Dane's Island
Spitzbergen
Arctic Circle
Fraenkel
Strindberg
Franz Joseph Land
Northland
New Eceland
Bishop Leonard Near Death in U S Episcopal Leader
Bishop William A. Leonard, 92, titular head of the Episcopal church in the United States, was near death from heart disease after a relapse last night. Early in the evening doctors said there was no hope for his survival.
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Leonard
Brumby Couple to Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Brumby of Kipton mark their sixtieth wedding anniversary with a family reception at the Brumby home. Mr Brumby a Civil War veteran and World War I grandson, and Mrs Brumby, descendant of Miles Standish, have three daughters and eight grandsons. They attend the Christian church in Wellington.
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John Brumby
Kipton
Brumby
Co. H. Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Wellington
Lincolnshire
England
America
Brighton
Mr. Brumby
Lieut. Brumby
Dewevr
Hincksey Ridge
Electra Serls
Fred Hawk
Shelbs
Gar McRoberts
Oberlin
C. N. Williams
West Ridge
Christian Church of Wellington
Sanduskian Hurt In Fall After Stadium Game
Henry Isaacs, 73, a Sandusky football fan, witnessed his team lose and then fell at the stadium. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital with lacerations to the chin and nose after the post game incident.
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Hardtuck
Henry Isaacs
Sandusky
Heieen
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Girl Struck By Auto Injuries Not Serious
Katherine McIntire a 16 year old resident of Elyria was hit by a car while crossing Second Street in front of the courthouse. She suffered a bruised ankle and arm but returned home after treatment at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The driver J M Gard of Akron reported the incident.
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Katherine McIntire
Elyria
Second Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J. M. Gard
Akron
Gard
Fire school completes first Ohio program in Columbus
Fire Chief W. N. Bates and Lieut. C. C Osborn return from the first annual fire school in Ohio at Columbus conducted by Ohio State University and state agencies. Bates displays his certificate as about a hundred attendees received full certificates from 238 participants.
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W. N. Bates
C. C Osborn
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio Inspection Bureau
State Fire Marshall
State Fire Chiefs Association
Bates
Hyde declares Soviet caused wheat decline
Chicago dispatch reports Secretary of Agriculture Hyde asserting Soviet government caused declines in wheat prices. The Chicago Board of Trade will start an immediate investigation, with President Brunnell pledging full cooperation. Brunnell said the inquiry would be conducted with utmost diligence.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Agriculture
Chicago
Hyde
John H. Brunnell
Department of Administration
Hrde Iter
Brunnel
Alvin White Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Mayor Hewitt Court
Alvin White was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct in Mayor James Hewitt's court. He faced charges of fighting and causing a disturbance at the Troxler Manufacturing Company plant.
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Alvin White
Builty
James
Bank Messenger Robbed in Cleveland Payroll Heist
Stanley J. Bolek, a Standard Trust Bank messenger, was robbed of a payroll of 1545 dollars while delivering to Jae William A. Howe Co. in Cleveland. The bandit knocked out the lights in the elevator, bound Bolek, escaped on the third floor, then informed W A Howe, president of the company.
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Cleveland, O
Stanley J. Bolek
Standard Trust Bank
Jae William A. Howe Co
Bolek
Howe Co
Bardit
Howe Company
WA. Howe
Mystery of Schooner South Coast Disappearance Deepens
San Francisco reports that two lifeboats from the steam schooner South Coast were found after it vanished with captain Stanley Sorenson and 18 crew aboard. Coast Guard cutter Cahokia picked up the boats while the vessel, overdue near Marshfield Oregon, carried logs from the Pacific coast.
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San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Stanley Sorenson
Coast Guard
Cahokia
Marshfield
Ore
Cape Blanco
Man Pleads Guilty To DWI In Hewitt Court
W. S. Johnson paid a $100 fine plus costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated in Mayor James A. Hewitt's court. He also lost his license for 60 days following an arrest after a crash on Lake Avenue that bent a pole and brought down electric wires.
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W. S. Johnson
James A. Hewitt
Lake Avenue
Brooms Used by Firemen to Battle Grass Fire Near School
Local firemen used brooms to combat a grass fire yesterday afternoon near McKinley School between Oxford and Cambridge courts. No injuries reported and the blaze was quickly contained by the responding crew.
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LSE
McKinley School
Oxford
Cambridge
Bird Coloring Contest Winners Named for First Week
The Chronicle Telegram announces first prize winners Charles Nelson and Frances Spelbrink in the Birdland coloring contest. Honorable mentions include Ida Jean Sands Virginia Hadaway and others. Winners to claim Birdland kits at the Chronicle Telegram office.
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Charrles Nelson
Elyria R. D
Ridgeville School
Frances Spelletink
E. Lorain Sr
Oberlin
Oberlin Jr. High
Ida Jean Sands
Sixth Street
Franklin School
Virginia Hadaway
Carton Avenue
Cleveland
Boulevard
Russel Searles
Wellington
Ohio
Camden School
Robert Stick
Concord Avenue
Garford
Sella Jacobs
Oberlin Rd
Hamilton
Jeanette Shrubsole
13Th
Norman Schroeder
Caroline Avenue
Ely
Shirley Ann Christman
Cornell Avenue
McKinley
Eleanor Munn
Grafton R. D
Eaton School
Martha Alice Rollins
Wellington RF
Charles Nelson
Frances Spel Brink
Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
English Channel Gale Threatens Coastline Vessels
A seventy mile gale swept the English channel driving thirteen ships into difficulties off the English and French coasts while all vessels sought shelter. Folkestone reported the worst storm in years as Imperial Airways’ liner battled gusts and finally landed at Lympne airdrome after hovering near the port.
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London
English
Folkestone
Reading
Imperial Airways
Lympne Airdrome
Giroydon
Elyria Post Drum Corps Needs Funds for Boston Convention
The Elyria Post American Legion drum and bugle corps needs 1400 dollars to reach the national convention in Boston next month. The amount was reduced by 263 dollars after pledges from residents and onlookers, with Mayor James A. Hewitt and corps manager Jerry Ferguson announcing the progress. The mayor stressed the group cannot go without sufficient funds, noting members have already spent money and many cannot afford the trip.
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Elyria
American Legion
Legion
Boston
James A. Hewitt
Jerry Ferguson
Ferguson
Cincinnati
Missing Elyria Hunter Returns After Week Deployed
John Gillis of Elyria, 34, returned home today after spending most of the week hunting near Sandusky. He left with his gun and told family he was going hunting. After two days absent relatives alerted police and deputies to search for him. he was located and brought back. In Toledo, thieves target fine items as sheet music valued at 400 dollars vanished from a prominent orchestra conductor, while piano tuner J. W. Davis reported his automobile missing with tuning instruments inside. the car was recovered but the instruments remained missing.
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John Gillis
Elyria
Sandusky
Gillis
Toledo, O
Toledo
J. WH. Davis
Rotary Club to Hear Webber and Flynn on Vacation Days
Elyria Rotary Club will host a noon Tuesday meeting at the Hotel Newell with talks by Lawrence H. Webber and Jack Flynn on Vacation Days. A separate blurb notes a thief in Loveland, Cele earnest crime tale about a porch flower theft and a possible remorseful act.
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Webber and Flynn
Elyria
Machine Upends Near Columbia Center
A trip from Castalia to Hiram College ended in tragedy when a tire blew on a car near Columbia Center on State Route 82. Mrs. Lawrence McMahon, 32, had her left arm amputated to save her life, while her mother Mrs. Sarah Dining, 72, suffered severe cuts and bruises. Both were taken to Berea Community Hospital where McMahon's prognosis improved, and Dining was not in immediate danger.
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Castalia
Hiram College
Hiram
Lawrence McMahon
Sarah Dining
Columbia Center
Berea Community Hospital
Robbers Attempt to Burn Watchman in Cleveland Robbery
Timely police arrival to a Cleveland factory thwarted a plan by three robbers to burn John Koenig 63 night watchman of King Bronze and Aluminum Co bound to a bench over kerosene. Koenig sustained a head gash and facial injuries. two assailants were captured while the third escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Koenig
The
King Bronze & Aluminum Co
Koenig
Ministers Placed on Retired List in Ohio Conference
MT. VERNON Ohio Sept 20 Six ministers were placed on the retired list at today's session of the North East Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in Mt. Vernon The ministers named are Rev G A Reeder Elyria Rev W C Milikan Poland Rev A E Harrison Collins Rev R N Bail Pearl Rev George L Davis West Lafayette and Rev D O Campbell Syracuse NY.
Injuries Suffered At Work At Harshaw Chemical Plant
Ralph Bair aged 23 of 360 East Bridge Street sustained a laceration to the forehead last night while working at Harshaw Chemical Company. He received treatment at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Ralph Bair
East Bridge Street
Harshaw Chemical Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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