Delegates Clash Over Embargo Plan Amid Delayed Talks
The United Presse reports Sen Clark as a key opponent of repeal. Pittman seeks action if Clark attends a meeting. A signal mix up followed when Sen Sheridan Downey failed to meet President Roosevelt over embargo talks. Downey said he lacked timely White House invitation. The committee meeting was postponed to Monday to draft a bill reflecting Roosevelt proposals before early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presse
Sen. Clark
Pittman
Clark
Sheridan Downey
D. Cal
Roosevelt
Downey
White House
Pageant Week Activities Include Parade and Band Concert
The program on the square features ballad singers and Salvation Army band, pageant grounds contests, a memorial service at the school with Rev. A A Hunter, and Mrs G M Parker honored as Josiah Harris descendant. Open tennis at Harris street field, twin contest at 2 PM, big parade at 5 PM with judges from multiple cities, evening band stand program, fireworks, street dancing, and a carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
A. A. Hunter
M. E. Church
G. M. Parker
Josiah Harris
Harris Street Field
Church Street
Elyria Avenue
West Street
East Street
Matuzak
Lorain
Cummings
Oberlin
Petro
Elyria
Walter Root Fined for Intoxication Before Mayor
Walter Root of 313 East Avenue was fined five dollars and costs after being arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q Petro for intoxication. He was arrested at 9 20 P M yesterday on Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Root
313 East Avenue
Joseph Q Petro
Broad Street
To Hold Meeting Monday Evening
The Lorain-Elyria Zionist District will hold its regular meeting on Monday at 128 pm at the Agudath B'nai Israel Temple in Lorain Ohio. President Samuel Deutschof will preside and delegates Joseph Guserov and Rabbi Julius Kerman will report. Rabbi Kerman will discuss the Geneva Zionist Congress from August and Hadassah chapter members are invited to attend. Refreshments will be served and a social hour will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain-Elyria
Agudath B'nai Israel
Lorain
Ohio
Samuel Deutschof
Joseph Guserov
Julius Kerman
Kerman
Geneva
Elyria
Hadassah
Samuel Deutsch
Leon Levinson
Court awards Garfield Ditch work in Sheffield area
County commissioners awarded contracts for Garfield Ditch improvement in Sheffield village. Samuel Truslett of Lorain gets 428 dollars for cleaning the ditch, Murbach Coal and Supply Co. receives 444 dollars for fuel, and Walter McAlister of Sheffield is paid 315 dollars for laying the tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Ditch
Sheffield Village
Samuel Truslett
Lorain
Murbach Coal and Supply Co
Walter McAlister
Sheffield
Holland Belgium Flood Frontier Lands Flooded as Defense Signal
Paris reports that Holland and Belgium began experimental preliminary flooding of frontier lands. Amsterdam confirms parts of Utrecht Province were flooded to protect the Amsterdam region, signaling resolve to defend inviolability at any cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Holland
Belgium
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Utrecht
Fire favors light duty call at Elyria firm
Elyria firefighters responded to a fire yesterday afternoon at the Elyria Telephone Company building at 338 Second Street across from the Central station. The blaze was confined to insulation burning on wires in the second-floor battery charging room. The cause was not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Telephone Company
Second Street
Central Fire Station
Civic Luncheon To Kick Off Keep Elyria Ahead Plans
A civic luncheon on October 2 at the Y M C A gym marks the start of efforts to expand Elyria Chamber of Commerce manpower and budgets. About 230 Elyria leaders from professional, manufacturing, retail, labor, real estate, insurance, transport and construction groups will attend with no solicitations. reservations go through the Chamber. A nationally known business figure will be the keynote speaker amid presentations of the program’s phases by Keep Elyria Ahead leaders. The Civic Luncheon General Committee lists area leaders and will oversee ticketing and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Cora Bassett
Business and Professional Women's Club
Leo R. Meyer
M. E. Perry
Elyria Woman’s Club
Mark Willis
Rotary Club
C. E. Betts
Kiwanis Club
Will J. Foster
Exchange Club
Albert Berson
Advocates Seek to Save American Market for Farmers
At Gov. Stassen’s grainbelt governors conference in St Paul agricultural experts urged an exclusive U S market for farmers. John Brandt proposed six measures including import exclusions, favorable trade treaties, pay as you go social security and a surplus holding pool to control production. The gathering included governors from five states and delegates from eight others while a separate note mentions the South Manchukuo Railway planning events to celebrate 6 000 miles of track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Harold FE
Stassen
U. S
John Brandt
Land O' Lakes
Death of John H. Matthews at 61 in Elyria
John H. Matthews 61 died at his home 26 Cornell avenue after a brief illness. Born July 10 1878 in Elyria he had lived there sixteen years. Employed at National Tube in Lorain he belonged to Western Star Masonic Lodge Youngstown. Survived by wife Ellan and siblings Mary Jones Henry Matthews of DuBois PA. Visitation at Nichols Funeral Home before Monday 1:00 p.m. service with Dr Frank Hicks. Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Matthews
Cornell Avenue
Elyria
National Tube Company
Lorain
Western Star Masonic Lodge
Youngstown
Ohio
Ellan Matthews
Mary Jones
Henry Matthews
DuBois
Pennsylvania
Nichols Funeral Home
Frank Hicks
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Mary Henes 78 Dies After Heart Attack In Amherst
Mrs Mary Henes aged 78 died from a heart attack at her Maple street home last night around 8 30 She was born in Elyria township and lived on Town Line road before moving to Amherst last spring Surviving are her husband John three sons Carl of Amherst Albert and Walter of Elyria three daughters Mrs Otto Feagler Mrs Michael Thellman of Elyria and Mrs Fred Coverdale of Amherst thirteen grandchildren one great grandchild and one brother Charles Sauer of the Jenne road She was a member of St Peter's Evangelical Reformed church The funeral will be held Tuesday with further details to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mary Henes
Maple Street
Elyria Township
Town Line Road
John
Carl
Albert
Walter
Elyria
Otto Feagler
Michael Thellman
Fred Coverdale
Charles Sauer
Jenne Road
Hewes
St Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
Death Notice of Merrill J Burr of Los Angeles
Merrill J Burr of Los Angeles California died after a serious operation last night. He was a former Oberlin resident and Oberlin College graduate. He leaves his widow Helen Noyes, three children, his mother Fannie T Burr, two brothers Wesley C Burr and D A Burr, a sister Mrs Rowland Byer, and two grandchildren. Funeral services and burial will be in Los Angeles on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill J Burr
Los Angeles
California
D. A. Burr
East Avenue
Burr
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Helen Noyes
Avon
Fannie T Burr
South Pasadena
Wesley C
Anchor Rebekah Lodge Holds Tureen Supper and Meeting
Grafton lodge members and guests enjoyed a tureen supper before the meeting on Tuesday. Birthday gifts were given to July August and September celebrants including Mrs. Cora Myers and Mrs. R D Fulton. Plans were made for the District Rally at Grafton on October. Iva Garner and committee will handle refreshments. Bingo followed with prizewinners Mrs. Freda McNeal and Mrs. Sadie Gorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Rebekah Lodge
Cora Myers
R D. Fulton
Anna Hosler
Alta Bourker
Iva Gardner
W. EF. Baker
R. M. Brubaker
Iva Garner
Freda McNeal
Sadie Gorman
Laf-A-Lot Club Social At Mrs Schwed Home
Members of the Laf-A-Lot Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs Alex Schwed’s home for sewing and a social hour. Ten members attended along with one guest, Mrs Clarissa Sooy of Chatham, who enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess. The club will meet in two weeks at Mrs Carl Shephard’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Schwed
Clarissa Sooy
Chatham
Carl Shephard
Local social briefs record visiting guests in Cleveland and area
Miss Mary Lyons of Cleveland spent a week with Postmaster and Mrs. Tom Washington, returning Monday. Mrs. R. M. Brubaker of West Salem was a weekend guest until Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Fulton. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Brunson and Marilyn visited Tuesday afternoon and evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brunson of Medina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lyons
Cleveland
Tom Washington
R. M. Brubaker
West Salem
R. D. Fulton
Merle Brunson
Marilyn
Ed Brunson
Medina
Fishermen Begin Morning Rally as Park Crowd Encourages Youth
On Page One many adults gathered to watch the opening of fishing and cheer the young anglers. Park workers supervised compliance with rules, ensuring sportlike conduct throughout the event.
Mrs Bates Dies After Ill Health in 63 Years
Mrs. Bates died Friday September 22 1930 at 1130 am after more than a year of ill health from sudden heart failure. Born 1867 in Martinsburg PA she was daughter of Uriah and Rebecca Sipes. She married Abram P Bates in 1891 and moved to Elyria in 1895. Survived by husband son Dr A Allan Bates of Pittsburgh two daughters Mrs Charles I Biggs and Martha at home two grandchildren a sister Mrs J A Zimmerman and a brother FE A Sipes plus three nephews and a niece. She joined Martinsburg Methodist Church in 1876 and transferred to Elyria Methodist in 1895. She was active in Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies and the Social Afternoon Club. Funeral Monday at 2 30 pm from Sudro Curtis Funeral Home conducted by Dr Hicks with Dr Kirby assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Martinsburg
Elyria Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Hicks
Kirby
Sudro-Curtis
Horne
Merchants Sponsor Treasure Hunt in Elyria
Merchants of Elyria will award merchandise worth many dollars to Chronicle Telegram readers in a novel treasure hunt planned for next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Full details will be announced in The Chronicle Telegram on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Landon Urges FDR To State Third Term Position
Former Kansas Governor Alfred M. Landon urged President Roosevelt to declare he does not want a third term and would not accept the nomination. In a Scripps-Howard interview, Landon called such a statement the greatest single contribution to the nation’s troubled situation and said he favors keeping politics out and focusing on avoiding war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Roosevelt
Scripps-Howard
William Philp
Simms Landon
Simms
Landon
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Auto Collision Damages Two Cars on Second Street
A noon crash damaged the right front tire fender and running board of a car driven by Jim Armitage of 322 Furnace Street as it collided with another car driven by Robert Alexander of 243 George Street. Alexander was driving away between Court Street and West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Armitage
Furnace Street
Second Street
Robert Alexander
George Street
Alexander
Court Street
West Avenue
By Mrs Esther Wood Phone 350 55 E Lorain St
Esther Wood provides contact details with a street address at 55 E Lorain Street and a local phone number 350. This terse entry reads like a short directory or personal notice listing a resident and contact point.
Clyde woman declared sane after murder trial
A Clyde woman, trial for killing her infant son last June 13, is ruled sane by Judge A Vann Baumann. Defense lawyer Ben Dewey praised. prosecutor A L Myzer says the jury spoke. Mrs Fink, in county jail, expressed relief and gratitude as she awaits medical sanity determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Vann Baumann
Clyde
Ben Dewey
Defense Counsel
Haldon
Buster) Fink
Oren Baker
Green Creek
Fremont
Dewey
Four Lorain Countians Pass Patrol Test
Four Lorain County men are among 243 Ohioans who passed a Civil Service exam for state highway patrolmen announced from Columbus today. The first 165 will be certified for positions held by 109 provisional patrolmen. Lorain participants include Andrew Colman Donnell Mowery and Kenneth Overholt with others such as Howard Jackson of Wellington also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Second murder trial ends with life term for Rex Bush
Common Pleas Judge and hospital officials chose an alienist. no date set for commitment. Mrs Fink sobbed as jurors delivered the verdict. Judge Baumann admonished spectators and thanked the jury. Rex Bush, 20, Muncie, Ind., was sentenced to life for the slaying of Marshal Neal Fowler of Clyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
State Hospital
Betty Jane Flaharty Weds Gordon Dawley in Oberlin
The marriage of Betty Jane Flaharty daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul T Flaherty of Clearfield Pennsylvania and Gordon C Dawley son of Mr and Mrs Wilton A Dawley of Oberlin was held Friday at seven in the First Methodist church Oberlin in the presence of a few friends The ceremony was performed by Rev William Smith The bride wore an olive green Fall outfit with white orchid corsage They were attended by Mr and Mrs W H Tanner of Bay Village A wedding dinner followed at Oberlin Inn After October first the Dawleys will reside at 107 North Pleasant Street Oberlin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Betty Jane Flaharty
Paul T. Flaherty
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Gordon C. Dawley
Wilton A. Dawley
First Methodist Church
William Smith
W. H. Tanner
Bay Village
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin College Freshmen Include Local Graduates
Fourteen Oberlin High school graduates are among this year’s Oberlin College freshmen. In the college class are Mary Beth Hartson, Robert Winder, Dawn Reed, Dorothy Rosecrans, Winfred Anders, Otis Hall, Melvern Hoff, Eleanor Cady, Louise Proper, Dureve White and Herman Hudnell. In the conservatory are Bir neisis Young, Mary Alice Webber and Kenneth Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin High School
Oberlin College
Mary Beth Hartson
Robert Winder
Dawn Reed
Dorothy Rosecrans
Winfred Anders
Otis Hall
Melvern Hoff
Eleanor Cady
Louise Proper
Dureve White
Herman Hudnell
Birneisis Young
Mary Alice Webber
Kenneth Davis
Birthday Party Honors Miss Jeanne Coats on East College
A group of friends gathered at Miss Jeanne Coats home on East College street last evening for a birthday celebration. Bingo provided entertainment with Miss Agnes Raynor and Miss Leota Grundy winning high scores. The guest of honor received several gifts and refreshments were served late, the table featuring a beautifully decorated birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Coats
East College Street
Agnes Raynor
Leota Grundy
Local Club Lunch Set at Mrs Rowland Home
The Christmas Club will meet Monday September 25 at 1 PM for a luncheon hosted by Mrs T H Rowland on East College street. Oberlin Grange opens its Fall Winter card party this evening at 8 30 in the Grange Hall. Ward Worcester and Dudley Wood leave for Miami University to begin soph year. Donald Metcalf leaves for Carleton College as a sophomore. Florence Worcester enters Kent State University for an AB degree after teaching in Monroeville schools. Lillian Pettiford leaves for Bennett College as a freshman in Greensboro North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Rowland
East College Street
Oberlin Grange
Grange Hall
Worcester
Dudley Wood
Miami University
Oxford
Donald Metcalf
Elsie Metcalf
West Lorain Street
Northfield
Minn
Carleton College
Florence Worcester
East Hamilton Street
Kent State University
Oberlin
Monroeville
Lillian Pettiford
Union Street
Greensboro
North Carolina
Bennett College
Grain and Mill Prices From Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co
Quotations for grain hay and straw per bushel or ton for car lots and flour by barrel. Prices for oats corn wheat flour mill feeds hay and straw cover multiple grades with figures for No 3 white oats No 2 yellow corn No 2 red wheat spring firuta patents and standards and various middlings bran oil meal gluten and alfalfa cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Eierator Co
Nontana Milling Co
Fiiret
Produce price list from market basket items
A dense list of fruit and vegetable prices and pack sizes including apples beans beets cabbage carrots cauliflower celery corn endive grapes lettuce mushrooms parsley peppers potatoes radishes spinach squash tomatoes and turnips with prices per basket, peck, or sack and assorted sizes and weights.
Chicago market prices forecast mixed on fruit and grain
Incoming reports show cocoa creamery butter at 93 score and eggs steady with 6,693 re ceipts. Wheat and corn prices listed for No 2 red and yellow varieties, with various oats, beans, and fruits priced by basket or dozen. regional elevator and track prices noted and adjusted for quality and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Market Prices for Fruit and Vegetables Listed
PEACHES Elberin S50 Tke percent bu few higher Hales Tic 61 Lamon Free 7bc bu PEARS Bartlett 1.88 but PLUMS Rabshaw Lombard Fede theck PEyrERS Green 25 4c per bu medium hot 10 asc sweat red hot r Ge RADISHES Red 54 60c basket of 1 chosen bunches white mostly 400 Bbc MPINACH 24 15c lettuce basket for lower BQUABH Italian 18 2c peck score Seals half bu Hubbard 1% c TOMATOES Red mostly 15 20c peck 16 36c half bu TURNIPS New 500 % bu tops Isc lettuce basket WATERCRESS 50c peck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombard
Bbc
Mpinach
MPINACH—24@15c lettuce basket
Bquabh—Iitalian
Hubbard
Isc
Lettuce Basket
Watercress
Market Reports and Price Ranges for Poultry and Potatoes
Butter market unsettled with ex tran prices and slight shifts listed. Live poultry market slow with multiple weight classes and breeds priced per pound. Ducks Muscovy and colored shown at various cents per pound. Potatoes from Ohio to Idaho russets priced per 100 lb bag with regional varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Market Prices for Grains and Track Prices Noted
The bulletin lists grain prices including WHEAT No 2 red at 4695c and No 1 red at 90 91c, CORN No 2 yellow at 61% 62c, OATS No 2 white at 39% 10c, and RYE No 2 at 63% 64c. Track prices show No 1 red 90 91c, No 2 red 898 s0c, and mixed figures for corn and oats with various cents per unit.
Youth Council Will Meet At Brownhelm High School
The Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council plans a Monday night meeting at Brownhelm High School featuring a recreation period and a discussion on whether a farmer should join his own Farm Bureau Cooperative led by William Shubert of Elyria. Arlene Northeim Frank Herrman and Alex More head the arrangements and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council
Brownhelm High School
Farm Bureau Cooperative
William Shubert
Elyria
Arlene Northeim
Frank Herrman
Alex More
Fined by Mayor. license suspended for Ives case
Fred Ives of 148 Spruce Street was fined $100 and costs by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. His license to ride a motorcycle or drive a car in Elyria was suspended for one year after he pleaded guilty to riding under the influence. Arrested at East Avenue and Broad Street at 2:25 A.M. after his motorcycle struck the curb and tipped, police note this is his third arrest in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ives
Spruce Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Elyria
East Avenue
Broad Street
E. J. Stankard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pagene
Tye
Henry M. Schey
George L. Gutsch
Agnes Knoth
Justice Court
Justice A . Engle
John Katona
Richard Sanders
Common Pleas Court
Katona
Sanders
Frank Bradstock
Wellington
Middle Avenue
Bradstock
Guy B. Findley
Alberta L. Coward
Hoyle Coward
Helen W. Kulczewski
Stanislaw Kulczewski
Treva
Virginia Rumsey
Lawrence William Rumsey
Ehyria
Julia E. Canela
Esteban Canela
City Board of Control
Ohio Public Service Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Paul Bassett
Durkee Road
R. D. Grafton
Herbert C. Cummings
Cora
James Meacham
Milan
Coats
Meacham
Ralph Muffley
R. D
Preston L. Coon
Geturney
Civic
Manchukuo
South Manchukuo Railway Company
John HM. Matthews
Merrill J. Burr
Lodge
Laf-A-Lot Club
Abram P. Bates
Fdr
Robert Herrick
Mrs
Esther Wood
Professor St
Lorain St
Les
O'Connor
Sudro - Curtis
Gordon Dawley
Church Service
First
J. A. Richards
Clarke M. Cochrane
W R. Morrison
James Brand House
H. B Williams
Vincent Hart
H. C. Burr
Epworth League
First Baptist Church
H Schuyler Foster
Christ Church (Episcopal
L. E. Daniels
Grace Lutheran Church
H. C. Dawe
ENTEE
Ieee
Alvin Poet
Hervey Johnsen
Leo Mensemivh
Lotend
Johnen H. 4
Vendensery
Weedruff & Adem
A. Redman
Gee
Weedreff
Hermen Gegella Hicete
Megh Ward
Neanby Frouduce
Toledo Grain Close
WHEA
Jonathan
Carly
Schroll
Cleveland Product
Brownhelm
Jed
THE
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Company
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