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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1939

Page

2

Maps from World War I stored by Elyria resident on display

Roy K E Hults of 236 Denison Avenue unearthed World War I era maps and mounted them in his store window at 148 Middle Avenue. The display traces Elyria’s Company B positions in the Saar Valley in 1917 1918 and links them to current fighting near Saarbrucken Meaux and nearby towns. The large three and a half mile to the inch maps detail towns farms roads and terrain with pointers showing where Elyria soldiers were quartered and where Germans pressed near Paris.

Roy KE Hults Denison Avenue Europe Saar Valley Hultz Middle Avenue Elyria Baccarat Bertiechamps Neuf-Maisons Pexonne Badenwiller Montfaucon Jaulny Thiaucourt Belgium Meaux Paris Saarbruecken

Farmers To Elect AAA Committeemen In Lorain County

Lorain County farmers will vote soon to elect men who will administer the agricultural conservation program for the coming year. Two community committeemen and two alternates per precinct will be elected with county convention representatives naming a county committee of three. Breyley urged farmers to participate, stressing adherence to wheat allotments as the 1940 national quota exceeds wartime plantings.

Lorain County T. H. Brewley County Agricultural Conservation Committee AAA Breyley

Guth Withdraws Candidacy for Council At Large

Dr Charles Guth a Democratic candidate for council at large withdrew his candidacy due to business reasons announced by the election board leaving two Democrats Albert F Balock and Alfred Alten as the remaining candidates for the three at large seats.

Charles Guth Election Board Dr. Guth Albert F. Balock Alfred Alten

City Engineer Powell's 20 Years Shaping Elyria Progress

City Engineer J. M. Powell reviews Elyria's growth since 1918, detailing major projects and financials. From starting with one man to a four-person team, Powell oversaw $2.0 million in direct improvements plus another $2.0 million in water works and sewer construction, with WPA and PWA projects shaping the modern city.

Powell Elyria West Avenue East Avenue Cornell Avenue Temple Court Willam Dutch New York Central Railroad PWA Department

Market grain and feed price quotations noted

A long listing of prices for oats corn wheat flour and mill feeds, plus hay straw and various fruits vegetables and dairy items. Prices are given by grade number and type with locations cited Cleveland Chicago and other markets.

Sheets Mewater Co Slantana Milling Co

Vendol Earns Endorsement From Ohio Man

An Ohio man Mr John A Schwede of Lakewood praises Vendol laxative tablets claiming rapid relief from constipation indigestion and bilious spells After using Vendel his bowels move freely nerves calm and sleep improves He endorses others try Vendel urged by Phillips Drug Store 501 Bread St Adv.

Vendol Vendor John A. Schwede Chesterland Ave Lakewood Oma Phillips Drug Store

Court Briefs and Notices Across Several Cases

Catherine Biden reports a 14 year old horse either strayed or was stolen from her Lake Breeze Road farm. Wanda L. Smith seeks partition of property in Wellington against Jennie A Martin and others. Judge finds for S A Morvitz against Albert Sachs and Jacob Baruch for $7,953 on past due notes. Anna Pruchnicki files alimony suit against Mike Pruchnicki alleging ill treatment. marries 1923 with four children.

Catherine Biden Lake Breeze Road Sheffield Sheriffs Department Wanda L. Smith Wellington Jennie A Martin Guy B. Findley S. A. Morvitz Cleveland Albert Sachs Lorain Jacob Baruch Akron Anna Pruchnicki Mike Pruchnicki

Herald Makes Its Appearance At High School

The Elyria High Herald, Elyria High School's semi monthly student newspaper, opens its 1939-40 year with a look at vacation activities of teachers and students and highlights upcoming events. Editor in chief Leona Malanowski leads a staff including Phyllis Alexander, Georgia Birkline, Lois Boothroyd, Barbara Chandler, and more. Faculty advisor is Miss Margaret E. Edwards with E.G. Baxter and Owen Gleason as financial advisors.

Elyria High Herald Elyria High School Leona Malanowski Fred Tuthill Jim Saum Phyllis Alexander Georgia Birkline Lois Boothroyd Barbara Chandler Ed Clark Emily Davis Jane Eschtruth Emily Gawara Sid Gross June Hart Roberta Hill Edith Kelley Arlene Lottman Beitie Maynard Camilla Ross Lotte Smith Winifred Smith Mary Ellen Wacker Margaret E. Edwards E.G. Baxter Owen Gleason

Mrs L Aurenson Fined With Costs Suspended

Mrs L Aurenson of 225 Broad Street was fined five dollars with costs suspended after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q Petro for driving through a traffic light at Broad and East Bridge Streets at 2 am. Arrested by Lieut Patrick Crehan and Patrolman James Boggs.

L. Aurenson Broad Street Joseph Q. Petro Broad and East Bridge Streets Patrick Crehan James Boggs

Leghorn and Duck Prices Noted in Market Listing

The clipping lists poultry prices including Leghorn at eight dollars for ten cents, Muscovy ducks and colored varieties with varied weights, and potato price quotes for Ohio cobblers at 21.90 with other regional varieties like Chippewas Iwatahdins and Pennsylvania Mussets priced around 1.40 to 2.10.

Ohio Pennsylvania Idaho

Market Receipts and Prices for Cattle Sheep and Hogs

Receipts and prices listed for cattle hogs and sheep with market activity noted as steady. Steers and cows shown in the four hundred to one thousand dollar range with medium to good quality. lambs and wethers priced from about 4.00 to 7.00 per unit, noting prime, choice and medium categories. Market remains active with varied offerings and signs of steady demand.

Baud Cate SL Sivads Cooweewes

Local Produce Price List From Market Basket

A readably garbled list of produce and prices shows fresh items including beans beets broccoli cabbage cantaloupes carrots corn cucumbers eggplant lettuce tomatoes and herbs. Prices range from a few cents to over a dollar per basket or bin and include quantities such as dozen bunches baskets pecks and crates.

Broscoli If Lhe Lima Loans

Case Of Mrs. Fink To Reach Jury Tomorrow

Fremont Ohio September report details Dr. Louiss Miller from Toledo State Hospital testifying that Velma Baker Fink twenty two was sane at the time her eleven week old son was thrown into a creek. The defense cites temporary insanity due to childbirth and the jury is to be instructed on five possible verdicts including guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity.

H. L. Myers A L. Hyzer A. V. Baumann

Long Cast Names Listed In Page One Continue

Continued from page one the article names a long list of individuals including Doris Arpschott Alma Keith Betty Alaynard Marilyn Webster Oliver Shubert Ralph Travise Richard Kunitz Eugene Justen Leonard Deutsch Marian Syke Harlan Handyside Doris Nichols Helen Hull Harry Koplin Louise Goldenberg William Zoltar Howard Hendricks Don Marsh James Biehm Paul Krebs John Hofmann Philip Martin John Sheldon Mary Kershaw Myrna Gleason and a Girls glee club roster with numerous members.

Doris Arpschott Alma Keith Betty Alaynard Marilyn Webster Oliver Shubert Ralph Travise Richard Kunitz Eugene Justen Leonard Deutsch Marian Syke Harlan Handyside Doris Nichols Helen Louise Hull Harry Koplin Louise Goldenberg William Zoltar Howard Hendricks Don Marsh Woel Duckett James Biehm Paul Krebs John Hofmann Philip Martin John Sheldon Mary R. Kershaw Myrna Gleason Girls Glee Club Alice Sanker Marion Spencer Lucy Marsho Virginia Zander Rita Bach Joyce Maddox Mary Humphrey Lois May Bradley Betty Jane Adams Dorothy Smith Esther Hamula Ruby Martin Ruth Peters Mary Kelly Pat Rodgers Quintella Hopewell Jean Randles Lucyle Brighthill June Bruce June Ross Winifred Eschtruth Beth Nichols Mary Schultz Barbara Woodruff Pat Vogler Carolyn Davies Josephine Flood Jessie Meldrum Eleanor Kelly Donna Birmingham Ruth Beaumont Helen Gerhardinger Marcia Steele Ledora Johnston Donna Swiers Peggy O'Malle Joyce Myers Winifred Quick Jean Graham Frances Webster Hilda Erber Shirley McGowin Gerry Ready Dorothy Fell Jacquelina Stich

Embargo Debate Warns of U S Into War Risk

Dr. Wilkins argues against arms embargo expansion warning it could draw the United States into conflict by angering Germany and spurring munition plant sabotage while boosting wartime industry. He says aiding England and France risks democratic safety and cautions against entering a broader war.

United States Germany Dr. Wilkins England France Europe

Charges Balanced Budget Sought At County Expense

State Welfare Director Charles Sherwood faced charges of balancing the state budget at the expense of counties and cities. A letter from State Auditor Joseph Ferguson to county boards cites Lorain County’s $151,000 relief notes and 50 50 matching funds issues as an example of arbitrary actions affecting local governments. Ferguson accuses the administration of shifting costs to preserve the state budget and denying elected officials tools to fund local operations.

Charles Sherwood Joseph Ferguson Board of County Commissioners O. P. van Scheik Ferguson Lorain County van Scheik Sherwood

Father Coughlin to Speak in Cleveland Rally

Rev Charles L. Coughlin will speak in Cleveland on September 28 at a peace rally sponsored by the Christian Social Justice Clubs. Other speakers include Dr Edward Lodge Curran of the Catholic International Truth Society and Rev C J Keating, Coughlin's assistant at Royal Oak, Michigan.

Cleveland. O Charles L. Coughlin Christan Social Justice Clubs of Cleveland Edward Lodge Curran Catholic International Truth Society C. J. Keating Father Couglin Royal Oak Stich

Dangers from Axis and Allies Warned by Dr Wilkins

Dr Wilkins warned Congressmen and Senators about threats from Germany England France Japan and potential conflicts with ourselves He described dual German dangers from submarine activity and conquest and warned that an Axis alliance could turn the Atlantic into a Rhine and raise global stakes for England France and the United States

Wilkins Germany England France Japan Atlantic Russia United States

Oberlin Leaders Attend Cleveland Southwestern League Meeting

Oberlin High School Superintendent C E Wigton Principal C F Alter W C Carpenter and Coaches Robinson and Leahy attended the Cleveland Southwestern League dinner meeting at Berea. Officers elected included Berea High Principal Mr Crabbs as president and Rocky River teacher Mr Mulvahill as secretary treasurer. Discussion covered exchange assemblies football basketball and track with a decision that league champions would not participate due to cost.

Oberlin C. E. Wigton C. F. Alter W. C. Carpenter Robinson and Leahy Oberlin High School Cleveland Southwestern League of Berea Crabbs Berea High School Mulvahill Rocky River

Police Court Jury Trials Start as Ehrlich Case Heard

The first police court jury trial since Mayor Joseph Q. Petro took office opened in City Hall. Paul Ehrlich of Stop 48, between here and Lorain, faced a driving while intoxicated charge after being arrested on Woodland Avenue at 6 P M September 10 by Patrolmen Russell Payne and C E Andress.

Joseph Q. Petro City Hall Paul Ehrlich Stop 48 Here Lorain Woodland Avenue Russel Payne C. E. Andress

Wellington Man Arrested for Reckless Driving

Frank Bradstock of 323 Herrick avenue Wellington was arrested by Patrolmen Francis Callahan and Russell Payne at 11 p m yesterday for running a traffic light at Middle avenue and Fourth street and speeding 45 miles an hour on Middle avenue. He was to be arraigned today on a reckless driving charge.

Frank Bradstock Herrick Avenue Wellington Francis Callahan Russell Payne Middle Avenue Fourth Street

Elyria Chamber of Commerce meetings seek civic input

Under A J Lehman and Fred Sanford the 4 p m session opens with professional group led by A B Taylor and Stev ens presiding in his absence. Tomorrow Beta merchants at 9 30 a m chaired by Earl Bell. Manufacturers group at 1 p m led by R D Perry Jr and Claude Birch. Diversified group at 4 p m chaired by J B Johnson. No money or member solicitation. Citizens urged to contribute ideas for a comprehensive annual program to be pushed by a reorganized Chamber of Commerce for Elyria.

A. J. Lehman Fred Sanford A. B. Taylor Frank E. Stevens Beta Merchants Earl Bell Manufacturers’ Group R. D. Perry, Jr Claude Birch Diversified Group J. B. Johnson Elyria Chamber of Commerce

League Meeting Plans Include Oberlin and Rocky River

The state tournament plan mirrors past years with a coming League meeting set for Oberlin whose date is not yet fixed. The annual faculty gathering will occur in Rocky River in the spring.

Oberlin

Merry Wives Fall Meeting Elects Officers at Home

The Merry Wives held their first Fall meeting at Mrs. C. R. Graham's home on West Vine Street. Guests included Mrs. P. G. Worcester and Mrs. Harry Hovey. Officers elected were Mrs. Butler Cooley president, Mrs. C. J. Weeks secretary, and Mrs. J. E. Braithwaite treasurer. The next meeting is October 4 at Mrs. Milo Kendeigh's home on Woodland Avenue.

The Merry Wives C. R. Graham West Vine Street P. G Worcester Harry Hovey Butler Cooley C. J. Weeks J. E. Braithwaite Milo Kendeigh Woodland Avenue

Five Oberlin boys among Western Reserve Academy entrants

Western Reserve Academy opened last week with 200 students. Five Oberlin boys are enrolled: Harry and Robert Hamilton, sons of Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Hamilton. John Shaw, son of Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Shaw. and Allen and Benson Tucker, sons of Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Tucker.

Oberlin Western Reserve Academy Harry Robert Hamilton C. H. Hamilton John Shaw Frank H. Shaw Allen and Benson Tucker F. G. Tucker

Oberlin Eleven Ready for Kent Clash at Home Friday

Oberlin High School Eleven will meet Kent High on their home field Friday at 7 30 p m for the second game of the season. Oberlin fell 12 to 6 to Elyria in the opening game last Friday, hoping to rebound.

Oberlin High School Kent High Oberlin Elyria

Doctor Browning Opens Oberlin Practice

Dr Carroll H Browning son of Dr Charles H Browning comes to Oberlin from Painesville to establish a medical practice in the vacated office of Dr Stephan on College Place He and his wife and two daughters will live at 221 Forest Street and begin practice in the College Place office.

Carroll H. Browning Charles H. Browning Oberlin Painesville Browning Forest Street Stephan College Place

Oberlin notes and personnel moves in aviation and education

W C Christy returns to Oberlin after a New York visit with nephew Ralph Barnaby now stationed in Panama as lieutenant commander in government aviation. Barnaby transferred to Philadelphia navy yards. Dana Tuck leaves for Fisk University in Nashville. Oberlin Townsend Club No 1 holds regular meeting tonight at eight in the K of P Hall.

W. C. Christy Oberlin New York City Ralph Barnaby Government Aviation Department Panama Barnaby Navy Yards Philadelphia Dana Tuck Nashville Tennessee Fisk University Oberlin Townsend Club No. 1 K. of P. Hall

Death notice for Calvin A Mueller of St Louis

Word has been received of the death of Calvin Augustus Mueller of St Louis Missouri on September 14. He was seventy two and was son of Martin and Anna Maria Fables Mueller of Oberlin now deceased.

Calvin Augustus Mueller St. Louis Missouri Mueller Martin and Anna Maria Febles Mueller Oberlin

Postponed Baseball Game Between Oberlin and Wakeman

The Cleveland News Sports team from Oberlin postpones its Sunday September 24 game with the Wakeman Red Caps to October 1. The rescheduled date puts the Cleveland unit in South Amherst on Sunday September 24 instead.

Cleveland News Oberlin Wakeman Red Caps South Amherst

FALSE TEETH THAT LOOSEN NEED NOT EMBARRASS

Denture wearers face embarrassment from loose teeth as plates slip at inopportune moments. The ad promotes FASTEETH an alkaline powder to keep dentures firm and comfortable, claim it prevents odor and souring. Available at drug stores.

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