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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1937

Page

11

Boy Sentenced To Industrial School Five Get Probation

A 17 year old Elyria youth was sentenced Saturday to the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster by Juvenile Judge H H Nye and five other youths between 15 and 17 were placed on probation after arraignment on theft charges. Police say the group stole from autos and also broke into the Richwinelea Cream Company plant Elyria Dairies store and garages. Items taken included cameras shotguns revolvers auto radios tools and fishing tackle. One youth was arrested with an older boy in Chicago for stealing an automobile from Springfield Ohio. Four youths received outright probation and the fifth must return for final determination next Saturday. Patrolman C L Miller led the case.

Elyria Lancaster H. H. Nye Jnsenie C. L. Miller Miller Richwinelea Cream Company Elyria Dairies Chicago Springfield Ohio

Lorain Man Seeks Strict Discipline in Sentence

Eugene Wenes, 24, of Lorain, arraigned as a parole violator, asked Judge D A Cook to send him to Columbus Penitentiary or Mansfield Reformatory for the harshest discipline. Convicted of burglary and two Vermiton break ins since parole, he blamed liquor for his trouble and sought a long, nonlenient sentence. Judge Cook sent him to Mansfield Reformatory for an indeterminate term.

Eugene Wenes Lorain D. A. Cook Columbus Reformatory Mansfield Henes Vermitton William Wickens Aald Hewes Cook Manshield Reformatory

Rum price surge boosts Martinique rum industry gains

Increased rum prices lift Martinique's economy as the island's rum production remains one of its strongest industries, signaling prosperity for local distilleries and workers.

Martinique

Trade at your own risk policy debated by China and US

The text argues for a proactive neutrality stance and a trade at your own risk policy to avoid being drawn into wars. It notes China accuses the United States of breaching the Nine Powers Treaty and discusses potential reactions if Britain and Germany go to war. It warns that delaying such a policy risks entanglement in global conflicts and pressures to act decisively before broader hostilities erupt.

China United States Washington Trappen America Great Britain Germany Clona Royal Navy American Fleete

Western Powers and China's Fate Under One-Ninth Claim

A critical view of nine Western powers pact on protecting China from invasion arguing they only safeguarded each nation's one ninth share of commerce. The text contends the powers kept China politically disorganized to aid their own interests and notes nationalist leaders in China blame America for not backing them against other powers.

China America France Germany Japan Copyright Ledger. Syndicate

Wellington 86th Birthday Observed by Walter Warren

Wellington, Sept 20. Walter D. Warren celebrated his 86th birthday with remarks on travel and China’s rise in world markets. The piece notes his health, residence, and plans for winter travel. Also mentions Mrs. A B Southard hosting Philathea class at M E church with 15 members, devotional period led by Mrs Mattie Foster, and a trip report from Mrs Scott Anderson.

Wellington, CO Walter D. Warren St. Petersburg Florida L. B. Roles A. B. Southard M. E. Church Mattie Foster Southard Scott Anderson Shenandoah Valley Louis

Local Social Notes Highlight Bridge Clubs and Meetings

Ville Kentucky and nearby areas feature social events as Entre Nous Bridge club hosts an evening at the home of Mrs Clair L Hill with desserts and prizes for Margaret Warner and Mrs Webber Revier. Neighbor hood club guests include Mrs L G Bradstock for a luncheon and contract bridge with high scores won by Mrs W L Wadsworth and Mrs Sara Curtice.

Clair L. Hill Forest Street Entre Nous Bridge Club L. G. Bradstock W. L. Wadsworth Sara Curtice

Gotilier the Tailor Promises Fair Service and Prices

Gotilier the Tailor pledges not to exploit customers and invites sending clothes for dry cleaning and pressing. The shop offers tailoring for ladies and gents at reasonable rates from its Broad Street location with phone contact 2785.

Gotilier Broad St

Mayor Fines Driver for DUI Arraignment Hits Local Court

Mayor Leonard Smith arraigned George Robertson of Fuller road for driving while intoxicated and fined him $50 plus coats. Robertson was arrested September 4. Richard Baetz of Route 55 was fined $1 and costs for failure to stop at a main highway after arraignment before Justice Preston Coon. Baetz was arrested by Chief Deputy Sheriff William G. Smith.

George Robertson Fuller Road Coats Leonard Smith Robertson Richard Baetz Route 55 Preston Coon Baetz William G. Smith

Family Travel Notes and Local Events in Wellington

McCoy and daughter Ruth visit Ak ron with Lawrence Wells and family from Niagara Falls. The Wells group spend two weeks with relatives in Ava and Wellington. Amy Barbus of Lore nto, Fla., travels with Clair Hill family to Wellington for a Florida trip. The American Legion Anzill iarr plans to address its year’s work Tuesday night. A Japanese chemical for softening food is unveiled under the name Sonia.

Elyria Man Fined in City Court Incident

H W Gaynor of 49 Street was fined $1 and cut. Leonard Smith and another man were arraigned Saturday on a charge of intoxication in this Elyria report.

H.W. Gaynor Leonard Smith

Resinol Ointment Promises Quick Eczema Relief

A promotional note touts Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap for quick relief from itching caused by eczema psoriasis and irritation. It claims overnight application eases scratching and soothes skin, with bath use said to hasten results and promote healing.

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