New Regime 10 Facing Many Dangers in Cuba
Havana reports intensified threat of civil war as government troops move against three revolutionist groups in Oriente and Santa Clara provinces. Battista's forces operate in Camaguey and Santa Clara while Blas Hernandez leaders resist in Moron area. Strikes, communist demonstrations, and student mobilization add to regional instability. American destroyers monitor coast as Grau clings to power amid worker and student demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Santiago
Oriente
Grau
Fulgencio Batista
Ramon Grauman Martin
Reyvolutionary
Santa Clara
Camaguey
Juan Blas Hernandez
Tal‘no
Moron
Camapaney
Blas Hernandéz
Tamarindo
Grau Power
Blas Hernandez
Sancti Spiritus
Abelardo Corona
Manuel Munez
la Sierra
Gallego
Lieut
Gol. Mendez
Rolando Soria
Death Records for Albert Ego and others in area
Albert Ego, 76, Lorain County resident for 49 years, died at home on Murray Ridge after a short illness. Born in Wuertemberg, Germany, he came to Lorain in 1893 and worked at National Tube Co. until 1912 before retiring to Murray Ridge. Surviving two sons, a daughter, and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Reichlin-Reidy-Scanlan. burial in Calvary Cemetery. Also, funeral set for Frank Stewart, 27, of 213 Lodi Street, killed in a Monday auto collision. services Thursday at Second Baptist Church with burial in Ridgelawn. Stewart’s survivors include wife Stella and parents. Wellington death: Grace Loveland, 63, died at daughter’s home after months of illness. survived by daughter, brother Fred West, sister Nellie Rugg, and two grandchildren. Services Friday at Bolsa home, Dr. H. K. Finley to officiate. burial in Wellington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ego
Lorain County
Murray Ridge
Ego
Wuertemberg
Germany
Lorain
National Tube Co
Bessemer Department
Albert Jr
Louis
Wm. Turbett
Reichlin-Reidy-Scanlan
St. Agnes Church
Elyria
Leo J. Brissel
Calvary Cemetery
Franktewart
Lodi Street
Second Baptist Church
Settle
Sudro Funeral
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Stewart
Columbus
Ohio
Stella
Bailey
K. of P
Detroit
Michigan
Wellington
Grace Loveland
Myron Boise
Loveland
Sullivan
Fred West
Chippewa Lake
Nellie Rugg
Bolsa
H. K. Finley
VFW Post 10979 Holds Regular Meeting
The Elyria VFW Post 10979 met in the VFW hall led by Commander Clyde Clapp. Dennis Robinson announced Saturday dances for members and guests, while J P Mulroy reported William Sierer’s sudden illness. Howard Vosburgh won the attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Post
V. Flw
Clyde Clapp
Dennis Robinson
V. F. W. Hall
J. P. Mulroy
William Sierer
Howard Vosburgh
Theft case lands man in jail for petit larceny
Charles Cregar of Fields Corners was fined 25 dollars and costs and sentenced to the county jail for 30 days after pleading guilty before Justice Joseph Petro to petit larceny for stealing a harness from Fred Schubert of Durkee road. He also admitted stealing 12 chickens from Carrie Wal. Sheriff Clarence W. Duck reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cregar
Fields Corners
Joseph Petro
Fred Schubert
Durkee Road
Carrie Wal
Clarence W. D.ck
Number One continued from Page 1 hours law groups for store hours
The text outlines three hour schedule groups for retail stores. Group A allows less than 36 hours weekly or 40 hours minimum, with up to eight hours daily and six days per week. Group B permits 54 to 62 hours weekly with 44 max weekly hours and nine hours per day, six days. Group C sets 63 plus hours weekly with 38 max weekly hours and ten hours per day, six days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate Seach
Oberlin Death Notices and Village Briefs
Obituary notes report James Madson Van Buskirk of Oberlin died September 2 after a summer visit with his wife and two sons James and Charles, and daughter Mrs Mathews. Funeral in Gosport Methodist Church. Brief items cover local visitors, clergy conference in Gambier, Chautauqua returnees, and residents attending Chicago expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Adl. Mathews
Gosport
Ind
James Madson van Buskirk
James
Charles
Mathews
Freshman Week Closes With Large Oberlin Rally
Oberlin College closes its eighth annual Freshman Week with a campus bonfire and rally at eight p.m. About 388 arts and sciences freshmen, plus 110 conservatory entrants, mark strong gains this year. Registration for all students begins today, with classes starting tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. President Wilkins speaks at Finney Chapel. The American Legion Auxiliary held a meeting, electing Hazel Hipp to the County Council and naming color bearers. The council meets September 27, with a county auxiliary installation planned for October 3 at Elyria.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin College
College
Conservatory
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Graduate School of Theology
Finney Chapel
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Hazel Hipp
Shaffstall
Clara Baxter
Harvey Pratt
South Amherst
Elyria Legion Home
Churches Welcome Students at College Reception
A reception for new and old students of the college, conservatory, theological seminary, and school of commerce will be held at local churches. The event aims to greet attendees and foster community among diverse student groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory
Ohio's Master Masons Elect New Grand Officers
In Columbus the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of Ohio elected a new slate led by Lamar C. Sternberger of Jackson as grand master. Theodore Wange Coshocton deputy grand master and Harvey T. Gracely Marion grand conductor of work were chosen along with Harry W. Lloyd Toledo grand captain of the guard Earl Carter grand conductor of council John C. Thompson Lakewood grand steward C Wood Bowen Logan grand marshal and Horace L. Stephens Dayton grand sentinel. Frank H. Marquis re-elected grand treasurer and William T. S. O'Harra grand recorder also named. The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons convocation opened with officers to be elected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lamar C. Sternberger
Jackson
Grand Council of Royal
Ohio
Masonic Temple
Theodore Wange
Coshocton
Harvey T. Gracely
Marion
Harry W. Lloyd
Toled
Guard
Earl ¥. Carter
John C. Thompson
Lakewood
C. Wood Bowen
Logan
Horace L. Stephens
Dayton
Grand Sentinel
Frank H. Marquis
William T. S. O'Harra
Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons
Senior Hi Y Club Begins 1933 34 Year at YMCA
Twenty six members attended the Senior Hi Y Club meeting at the Y M C A to appoint committees and plan for an advisor and a Bible study committee under the club constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C. A
Auto Crash Damages Car In Amherst
Auto damaged when it collided with a parked truck on Broad street. L. J. Heller of 56 Milan Avenue Amherst reported the incident to police yesterday. The city faced funds shortages for police gear and car battery. In Sandusky, William F. Seitz Jr., 79, owner of Seitz State Theatre, died Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Heller
Milan Avenue
Amherst
Broad Street
Troy
George L. Smith
Smith
Sandusky, O
Wiliam F. Seitz, Jr
Seitz State Theatre
Is Your Signature Hindering Your Progress Analysis
In a 20th century style plea the author argues the name a person carries shapes destiny through letter-to-number mysticism. The piece promotes a paid signature analysis service by Elaine H. Willlama, urging families to send in a coupon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aive Gong
Elaine H. Willlama
Birth Notice Request for Elaine H Williams a Chronicle Telegram item
Elaine H Williams requests that recipients mail a signed address and birth details along with a stamped self addressed envelope and ten cents to cover clerical costs for a fall birth record. This notice appears in the Chronicle Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine H. Williams
Chronicle-Telegram
Legislature at Standstill Over School Funding Deadlock
In Columbus the special session of the 90th Ohio General Assembly stalled as lawmakers failed to reach a quorum to adjourn and resolve school financing. The House defeated the Goodwin bill for 4 million dollars in aid to parochial schools, while the Gunsett foundation program faced executive veto risk. The session also advanced bills on kidnapping penalties, reduced malt tax, and public works funding, with key votes and constitutional questions delaying momentum.
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Columbus
90Th
Ohio General ]Assembly
Senate
White
House
Goodwin
Elouse
Gunsett “Foundation
Ohio
R. A. Pollock
Canton
Frank Cave
Toleck
Pollock
W. J. ‘Zoul
Dem
Cleveland
McVi
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Prices Report
Cleveland markets show steady poultry and produce with mixed grain quotes. Livestock prices hold steady for cattle and hogs, while wheat, corn, oats, and flour values are listed from No. 1 red to No. 3 white grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghaen
Flop
Fred
Cleveland Grai
Hayacdalpe Jorn
Timothy
Fifteen Gas Leases Filed Today in County Records
Ohio Fuel Gas Company filed fifteen gas leases totaling 1 038 acres in Huntington Pittsfield and Wellington Townships with County Recorder William G Afftchell. Nine leases run twenty years and six ten years. The Pittsfield Wellington lease is a farm owned by C G Battles. Huntington Township farms listed include John Dennis Clem C Finkel Edwin C Jacobs Edwin L Kemer Owen C Knapp Hans P Larsen Louis Lesency John Lisienksi Elizabeth J Null Burton H Pratt L and Ruth Rush L J Schilenski Conrad Sikorski and Adolf Wagnitz with listed acreage amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Pittsfield
Wellington Town
William G. Afitchell
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Huntington Township
Wellington
Wellington Township
C. G. Battles
John Dennis
Clem C. Finkel
Edwin C. Jacobs
Edwin L. Kemer
Owen C. Knapp
Hans P. Larsen
Louis Lesency
John Lisienski
Elizabeth J. Null
Burton H. Pratt
L. and Ruth Rush
L. J. Schilenski
Conrad Sikorski
Adolf Wagnitz
Court docket lists injuries and divorces in Lorain area
Vincent Dobos sues Joe Villarez and Nick Alamanto of Lorain for 2000 pounds over injuries from September seventeenth when attempting to stop interference with another person. Three Dickinson suits against Metropolitan Life Insurance settle and dismiss in common pleas court. Amherst man William Linn granted divorce from Jenne Linn for gross neglect. Several Lorain and Oberlin divorces granted on grounds of cruelty or neglect. Max Ale sues J T Kratze for 599 dollars for breach of contract. Andrew Trill sues Nettle Wiley over lease terms due to language barrier. Corfu referenced as largest Ionian island still praised by Homer.
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Vincent Dobos
Lorain
Joe Villarez
Nick Alamanto
Zetta Dickinson
H. F. Dickinson
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Common Pleas Court
William Linn
Amherst
Jenne Linn
W. B. Thompson
Andrew Trill
Eaton
Nettle M. Wiley
Grafton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pierre R. Smith
Ely BuilDing
Sederis
Capitol Theatre
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Mrs
VF. W
North Pleasant Street
Mars
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Vilage
First Church
Methodist
Episcopal
First Baptist
Rust M. E
Mr. Zion Baptist
John Hughes
Philip Worcester
George Hallouer
Miami
Oxford
Fla
George N. Jones
Kenyon College
Gambier
C. C. McKee
North Main Street
John Schroeder
Mansfield
Glenn Princehorn
Spring Street
L. E. Daniels
Diocese of Ohio
W. Savage
Hamehere
Chautauqua
N. Y
Torch Lake
Mich
Legion Auxiliary
Master Masons
TOON
London
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Madison County Fair Grounds
J. E. Cooper
Elwood
Tih
Donohoo
Hamersiie
L. ¢. Warnement
Tiffin
Tuba
Turkeys 22, 1 Hutatuoes
New Jersey Cobblers
Sucka
Malire
Gre Mountains
Choles Ewes
Kovernment
Taut Springs
Wis
Choles
Chicago
CASS
Leghorn dc
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
U.S
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Uhios
Tdtho Cussets
Washington Russets
U. S
West Virginia
Colorado
California
Oranden
Pena
Idaho
Wooater
Co-Operative Poultry Association
Eva Kelly Stanfield
Clayton
Ruby Swickard
Jay Swickard
Avon
Eva L. Maddock
Thomas Maddock
Laura Man
Chell
Ehiyrta
Arthur Abell
Gtounds
Cross Nexted
Max Ale
J. T. Kratze
Corfu
Onian Islands
Gulf Gas
Alfred Alten
Second St
Court Street
S. Kaplan Ladies Tailor and Furrier
the Fay Co
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