Week End Ohio Highways Claim At Least 12 Lives
Over a fall weekend ideal highway conditions drew thousands of motorists to Ohio roads. Four Shelby residents died in a collision near Mansfield while other victims included Clinton Dreus in Lucas, Beulah Mills of Groveport, John Melcher of Cleveland, and Henry Dromillard near Toledo. Several other occupants were injured in multiple wrecks across Cleveland Akron and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Shelby
Mansfield
Charles Cline
Warren Jr. Stover
Harold Rhodes
Stover
Ora Long
Long
Clinton Dreus
Lucas
Beulah Mills
Groveport
John Melcher
Cleveland
Melcher
Kaimir Gulan
William B. Wright
Florence Velotta
Akron
Clarence E. Potter
Potter
Point Place
Henry Dromillard
Toledo
Elyria Firemen Championship Golf Final Set
The Elyria Fire Department golf championship concludes this afternoon at Cherry Ridge CC. Howard Vosburgh, last year’s champ, faces challenger R. E. Benton in the final after Vosburgh beat Henry A. Keating and Benton defeated Henry Stolzenburg in the semifinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cherry Ridge Country Club
Howard Vosburgh
R. E. Benton
Vosbourgh
Henry A. Keating
Benton
Henry Stolzenburg
Common Pleas Court Fines Totals Reported for Year End
The Common Pleas Court fines for the year ending September 7 totalled 5074 dollars with 3033 collected. The remainder served in jail or outstanding. Of collected fines the state received 1355 dollars and the county 1508 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Clerk of Courts
Ben F. Thomas
May Build Another Dirigible At Akron
Dutch airship representatives Bronsing and Ruys plan talks with Goodyear Zeppelin president Paul Litchfield about building one or more dirigibles at the Akron plant and involving American capital in a trans Atlantic airship service. They arrived on the Hindenburg and were met at Lakehurst Naval Air Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul W. Litchfield
Goodyrear-Zeppelin Corp
Akron
Andreas F Bronsing
Theodore A. W. Ruys
Hindenburg
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Litchfield
Bronsing
Ruys
Instructions To Relief Clients For Surplus Commodities
Starting September 22 relief clients receiving surplus commodities should call their designated stores after 1 p.m. for supplies. W. B. Young, distributor, said calls may be made Tuesday through Thursday. This week distribution includes 600 bags of Sour and 1,680 cans of meat. last week 1,900 pounds of peas and 1,700 pounds of prunes were distributed along with clothing.
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W. B. Young
Young
Agnes Noster Fractured Nose After Stair Fall
Mrs Agnes Noster age 21 of 202 Clark Street was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday for a fractured nose suffered in a fall down stairs.
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Agnes Noster
Clark Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Garford Pioneered Bicycle Saddle Rise and Industry
The late Arthur L. Garford is credited by his daughter Katharine Garford Thomas in an August article for popularizing the bicycle during the boom era. She details his Garford saddle invention, Garford Saddle Company growth, factory fire, expansion to an annual capacity of 1,000,000 saddles, and the absorption of 20 firms to become a leading saddle maker.
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Arthur L. Garford
Katharine Garford Thomas
Elyria
Tors and Bicycles
Col
Albert A. Pope
Col. Pope
Hotel Blaze Destroys Downstate Inn In Fire
In Cleveland on September 71 two blind men were led to safety as a two story downtown hotel burned. About 30 to 35 Legionnaires fled or were routed. Several veterans jumped from second floor windows as stairway fire blocked exits. Three Legionnaires injured, two seriously, with skull fractures and a sprained knee reported. Two others treated for toy cannon burns. Don Rogers of Escanaba and Walter Riedmean of Sandusky named among injured.
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Cleveland
Richard Benger
Don Rogers
Escanaba
Mich
Walter Riedmean
Sandusky
John J. Bouchard
Ridgewater
Conn
Elyria Man Injured After Car Crash Saturday
Edward Prindle 45 of West River street was treated at St. Josephs Hospital for injuries from a collision at Clinton avenue and 33rd street. His car rolled over after being struck by a second vehicle causing it to overturn. The other involved car struck James Murphy 32 formerly of Elyria as he crossed 28th street in front of the National Tube Company where Prindle works, and Prindle was later released.
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Edward Prindle
West River Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Clinton Avenue
33Rd Street
Prindle
James Murphy
Elyria
28Th Street
National Tube Company
Corps Braces for National Drum and Bugle Contest in Cleveland
The corps focuses on final preparations for the national drum and bugle corps competition to be held Wednesday and awaits its official ranking. It will join the Legion parade tomorrow evening after a 5 p.m. assembly as Ohio hosts the convention. Elyria inns and rooming houses prepare for growing visitor demand with many travelers stopping in Elyria. hotel capacity may fall short.
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Ohio
Firemen Rush Twice To Elyria Blazes
Elyria firefighters answered two Saturday night alarms. A small frame house on South Middle Avenue used by William Spencer had a fire confined to a dresser area blamed on a defective kerosene lamp. Forty three minutes later John Stanko at 131 Erie Street faced a basement blaze from spontaneous coal bin combustion. firefighters limited damage to basement walls and joists with smoke spreading through the home. Hose Company Number One led both calls with Engine Company Number Three assisting at Erie Street.
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Elyria
South Middle Avenue
William Spencer
John Stanko
Erie Street
Fie
Hose Company Number One
Engsine Company Number Three
Erie
Death Record for Roy L. Crandall
Roy L. Crandall died Saturday at 5 39 P M at Elria Memorial Hospital after a three and a half month illness. Born January 18 1894 in Rochester Ohio he lived in Elyria twenty years and worked 17 years for National Tube Co. He was a World War veteran. Survived by wife Daisy and daughter Norma two sisters and several brothers. Funeral at Nichols Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 P M with Rev A E Kemp officiating. Burial in Brownhelm Cemetery.
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Rory L. Crandall
Daisy Crandall
Norma
Alice
Walter
Adelbert Street
Elrria Memorial Hospital
Rochester
Ohio
Elyria
National Tube Co
Walter Crandall
Lioyd
Hartford
Connecticut
Don
Lorain
Lezh Longs
Eva Wilcox
Rachael Bellall
Mabel Crandall
Predict Advance In Coal Prices
Washington reports the National Coal Association predicts a material rise in coal prices soon. Despite production this year being 27 million tons higher than last year, industrial stocks and dealer yard supplies are subnormal, and prices remain excessively low for safety.
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Washington
National Coal Association
Missionary Conference Planned at Pittsfield M E Church
Lorain County Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church holds a conference at Pittsfield M E Church starting 9 30 a m with Miss Florence Starr leading devotions. District officers named include Mrs Edwin Shubert president and Mrs V W Wazar vice president.
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Lorain County
Walter Lee
Helen Osborne
George Parnell
N. C. Geiger
Milton Raw
O. P. Haight
W.S. Hostetler
Fred Dankielsen
Noble Sayers
Edith Howard
Grafton
Albert Reusser
Henrietta
Emma Betow
Margaret Elizabeth Nast
Hospital Sienra
China
WJAY Group to Appear At Kipton Church
Rev. George Soerheide and the Jail Birds quartet from the City Mission in Cleveland will perform at Kipton Christian church Wednesday evening. They will present a program of songs and a sermon. The public is invited.
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George Soerheide
Jail Birds
WJAY
Cleveland
Kipton Christian Church
Night flight thrills Lorain County by Clarence Chamberlain
Chronicle Telegram staffer Phyllis Duckett chronicles Clarence Chamberlain's night flight over Lorain County in a Curtis Condor. The journey showcased dazzling city lights, harbor glow, and industrial sights while highlighting Chamberlain's passion for flying and plans for future stratosphere trials with Miss Stratosphere.
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Clarence Chamberlain
Curtis Condor
Lorain County
Lorain
Chamberlain
Ambherst
All America
Paris
Miami
Florida
New York City
Oberlin Social Calendar and Local Greetings
Oberlin notices list club meetings and social events from September 21 to 25. The Methodist Service Guile, Monday Night Bridge at Oberlin Tavern, and various club gatherings fill the week, alongside residents traveling to Tennessee, visiting kin, and returning from summer in Ohio towns.
Rosecrans Family Travels to Kent for College Start
Mr and Mrs J E Rosecrans of North Pleasant street took a trip to Kent Ohio with their daughter Kathleen who enters Kent State College this year Miss Rosecrans a Oberlin High School graduate begins a four year kindergarten training course Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Reginald Leister and Mr and Mrs Edward Ladd of Toledo who spent the weekend with Mrs Leister's parents Mr and Mrs P G Worcester on Morgan street Miss Frances Yocom left yet
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C. D. Herrick
East College Street
Siiliwanga
Shirley Jackson
Locust Street
John Sennhenn
Axtel
Elizabeth Wood
Elrria
D. J. Wood
North Professor Street
Charles Brillhart
Sullivan
Elver Grills
South Main Street
Henry M. Close
Newark
Ohio
Oberlin
Mable Fortune
Zanesville
J. D. Yocom
Woodland Avenue
Carrie Beem
C. A. Prather
Elyria
Robert Selover
University of Minnesota At
Mt Carroll, Ill
Frances Shimer School
J. E. Rosecrans
North Pleasant Street
Kent
Kathleen
Kent State College
Rosecrans
Oberlin High School
Reginald Leister
Edward Ladd
Toledo
Leister
P. G. Worcester
Morgan Street
Frances Yocom
Ohio State Federation Of Labor Convention Opens At Springfield
The 52nd annual Ohio State Federation of Labor convention opens in Springfield with delegates from Ohio Mine Workers ready to urge the AFL to rescind its order ousting ten unions tied to John L. Lewis. A second resolution seeks CIO plan endorsement. a Roosevelt reelection pledge may also be considered.
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Ohio State Federation of Labor
Springfield
Ohio Mine Workers
National Executive Council
The
A. F. of L
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
CIO
Aton
Roosevelt
Republican Club to Lunch at Findley Cabin
Members of the Young Men's Republican Club will gather at the Findley cabin on Abbe Road for a luncheon meeting Tuesday evening. The committee announced an interesting program and the event is open to non members as well. Attendees are asked to inform Burton Boynton at 705 Bond Street.
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Young Men's Republican Club
Findley Cabin
Abbe Road
Burton Boynton
Bond Street
Young Men's Club Plans Clambake Tonight at The Hedges
The 1936 37 activities begin with a clambake at The Hedges LaPorte. Club president Max Van Wormer announced the event directed by Harold Biren. About 30 members expected to attend.
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LaPorte
Max van Wormer
Harold Biren
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Cattle Calves Sheep and Hogs
Market results show steady cattle with steers 1100 lbs and up at 38.00. cows and heifers varied by grade. Calves 700 head up to 1.28 per lb for prime. hogs active to steady with multiple weight brackets. Sheep and lambs 1200 head, 25c higher, choice around 9.00. beans cabbage corn grapes and produce prices listed. babies and eggs steady.
Court Household Matters and Local Court Actions
Mrs Ines Hamlin reported a Buick theft on North Main Street. John Tackacs was fined for pointing firearms. Elizabeth Brink and Ruth Wangerien obtained divorces on gross neglect. Frank Hill also divorced on gross neglect. Guard Traster returned from Monroe to face a non support charge in Justice Petro's court.
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Ines Hamlin
West College Street
Oberlin
North Main Street
John Tackacs
Huntington
Guy B. Findley
Traster
Monroe, Mich
Clarence W. Dick
Gerald Nau
Theresa Traster
Joseph Petro
Bogardus Case Continued to Sept 29 in Cincinnati
Aimon J. Bogardus 63 enforcement officer for the Ohio liquor board faced arraignment in police court as his case for the killing of 34 year old Mrs Jane Roebuck Montzgomers was continued to September 29 before Judge Otis R Hess.
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Cincinnati.o
Aimon J. Bogardus
Ohio Liquor Board
Jane Roebuck Montzgomers
Otis R. Hess
Multiple weekend traffic collisions reported in city
Police reported several Saturday incidents. A car driven by E F Hendricks damaged on Lodi street by Emil Muntz. Fenders and running board damaged on Harrison street by a vehicle driven by Henry Bohoric. A collision at Broad and East Bridge streets involved Mrs Oscar Perry and Victor Roberts. Another crash on East avenue near Third street involved P J Smale and C J Johnson.
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Harrison Street
Henry Bohoric
Lorain
Washington and
Broad Street
E. F. Hendricks
Tenth Street
Lodi Street
Emil Muntz
Valley City
Broad and
East Bridge Streets
Oscar Perry
Longford Street
Victor Roberts
Cleveland Street
Cuban Police Seek Terrorists Behind El Pais Bombing
Cuban police rounded up many radicals after a truck dynamite blast in front of El Pais newspaper. Four killed, 20 injured, damage within ten blocks. A second blast site was found at Diario Dela Marina plant with 1,204 dynamite sticks. Police tied to Spanish civil war but offered no confirmation.
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Havanna
el Pais
Diario Dela Marina
Six Indicted For Contempt Of Senate
Washington reports that the District of Columbia grand jury indicted six officials of the Railway Audit and Inspection Co of Pittsburgh on contempt of the Senate Civil Liberties Committee charges.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Railway Audit & Inspection Co
Pittsburgh
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Parading Delegations Spark Cleveland Public Square Parade
Detroit delegates in two steamers led a gasoline locomotive parade on the Public Square while police and spectators battled traffic chaos. Admirals and dignitaries arrived as New York’s 1937 convention contingent toured the city in a siren-filled display led by Major Fiorello La Guardia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
la Madelon
Pelics
P. S. Rossiter
M. Victor Beauregard
Westmorland Davis
Virginia
Alvin Owsley
U.S
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Elyria Firemen
Common Pleas
Crystal
Haiti
Rap
Garford
Hotel Blaze Routs Legionnaires
STAR SHOE SHOP Court_Street
Roy L. Crandall
Pittsfield Church
Kipton
Sederis Restaurant
Stas
Chronicle-Telegram
Phyllis Duckett
Bessemer
Lake Road
Port Mills
Amherst
South Lorain
New Foundland
Ireland
Charles Levine
Newfoundland
Levine
Lindberg
Wiley Post
Bill Rogers
Alaska
Esther Wood
Professor Street
South Cedar Avenue
Bridge Club
Milo Kendeigh
Oberlin Tavern
Kendeigh
J. A. McGrann
Oberlin Business and Professional Women’s Club
Electa Sase
Mary Schafer
Martes Club
Schafer
Ray Preston
Pansy
Order of Eastern Star
Oberlin Cold Fellows Lodge
Rebekah Aid Society
Frank Krueger
Russia Township
Oberlin Women’s Club
J. E Wickler
Prthian Sister Temple
RK. P
Preslar
Middle Ave
Republican Club
Cleveland Livestock
Homegrowers
Niagara
Concord
Cleveland Prodece
Ducks Springs
Fancy Rock
Browlers Leghorn
Browlers Rock
Noor
New Jersey
Idaho
Penessnalvaniaz
Lone Island
Abbie
Maine
the Court
Elizabeth Brink
Gordon Brink
Ruth C. Wangerien
Donald A. Wangerien
Guys B. Findley
Frank Hill
Marie Hill
D. A. Cook
Bogardus
Senate
Rexall
NEW York Central Freight Depot
Phillips Drug Store
Rexall Store
Ie i Ie Alge Pees
Rexall and Liggett
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