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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1927

Page

2

Infantile Paralysis Epidemic Spreads Across U S

The Public Health Service reports infantile paralysis is spreading nationwide at an alarming rate with thirty two states battling the germ. New cases total near 700 weekly as figures rise from 450 on Sept 3 to 656 the week of Sept 10. Ohio Massachusetts New Jersey Illinois and California are hardest hit.

Washington United States Public Health Service C. C. Plarce DOW Ohio Massachusetts New Jersey Ilinois California

Navy department aroused by magazine article

Washington Sept 24 The navy department has been stirred by an article in this weeks Saturday Evening Post by Rear Admiral T P Magruder commandant of the Philadelphia navy yard criticizing the conduct of the navy and charging wasteful and inefficient methods His outspoken criticisms recall a similar attack by former Brig Gen Mitchell on the army two years ago prompting a bitter fight a court martial and his retirement from the army Navy regulations require such articles to be approved before publication.

Washington Navy Department Saturday Evening Post T. P. Magruder Philadelphia Navy Yard Navy Magruder Mitchell Army

Death notices for Mrs Lawrence Bramley and Albin Stickney

Mrs Lawrence Bramley of Cleveland street dies after a year long illness age not stated funeral from her home at 2 p m Tuesday September 27 Reverend W M Auld to officiate burial in Butternut Ridge cemetery North Olmsted she leaves a sister Mrs Everett Hastings and a brother Arthur Waite maiden name Waite of North Olmsted Ohio widow of Lawrence Bramley died in March Albin Stickney dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital after nine weeks illness aged 72 years six months twenty days survived by sister Mrs C E Cheney two nephews Robert F and Ralph H and a niece Bernice funeral Monday at 2 p m Sudro Funeral Home with Reverend G A Brown and I C O F in charge burial Avon Cemetery.

Lawrence Bramley Cleveland Street W. M. Auld First Congregational Church Butternut Ridge North Olmsted Everett Hastings Arthur Waite Lorain Bramley Lawrence Franc B. Waite Ohio Albin Stickney Elyria Memorial Hospital C. E. Cheney Blaine Street Robert F Ralph H Bernice Oddfellows Lodge Sudro Funeral Home G. A. Brown Avon Cemetery

Mrs Horn Leads Golf Title Match at Cherry Valley Club

Mrs Mariam Burns Horn of Kansas City led Maureen Orcutt of White Beeches 2 up after 18 holes in the women's national golf championship final at Cherry Valley Club Garden City N Y. Orcutt played well off the tee but Horn held the edge with a 85 to 91 medal score as 1600 spectators watched the first round.

Cherry Valley Club Garden City N. Y Mariam Burns Horn Kansas City Maureen Orcutt White Beeches Miss Orcutt Mrs. Horn Isa Orcutt

Weather disrupts at Longfellow school and clinic opening

Dayon reports changing weather causes trouble at Longfellow School with heat closures last week and a request to close for cold as the new heating plant remains incomplete. A Dayton tuberculosis clinic for children in Montgomery county opens next Saturday per the health league directors. A child, Anna Marinelli, remains severely burned from a matches incident, with doctors hopeful for recovery. In Bellefontaine, 3 year old Eugene Fannehil drowns after falling into a cistern at home. In London, Robert Hanson, head of the livestock department at the London prison farm, injured when crushed by a mad bull on the farm.

Dayton Longfellow London Robert Hanson Montgomery County Montgomery County Public Health League

Oberlin News Briefs on Credit, Arts and Church Plans

Oberlin reports show the Oberlin Business Men's club credit association succeeding in its first months with a $1900 decrease in charge accounts. New member Rider joins the local Chevrolet sales manager. Berlin Exchange club to elect officers Monday. Dr Ernest Hate Wilkine returns from Boston after a friend's funeral. New paintings loaned from the Women’s Art club of New York City are on display at the Museum Northwest room. An organ will be installed in Warner Concert hall this winter priced at $30,000. Formal dinner for Berlin president Wilkins planned at Oberlin Inn. United Congregational church to announce a new pastor soon. several candidates under consideration. Oberlin reports infant paralysis case Charles Crosby fully recovered. Mrs W C Christy named national W R C committee chairman for junior clubs. Professors Arrbiles, Fiske, and H Wager noted retirements and travels.

Berlin Chevrolet Rider Carpenters and Painters North Main Street Women’s Art Club of New York City Museum of the United Congregational Church Nicholas van der Pyl C G. Rogers Henry Churchill King T. W. Graham Lydia Lord Davis G. C. Jameson W. F. Bohn C. Ward H . Holmes Ean T. W Graham

Divorces Sought After Cruelty Charge In Amherst Case

Bertha Sanders filed for divorce alleging extreme cruelty by Earl G. Sanders of Amherst who she says called her vile names and ordered her to leave. The petition was filed in common pleas court today, seeking relief. Charles Wattering reported his car was struck on the right side by a machine driven by Abe Cohen on East River street, causing significant damage. A break in at Charles Lunch on Clark and Kipling streets netted about one hundred dollars in loot and eighty dollars in cigarettes, with entry through a rear window. Joseph Kricz filed suit against J H Hikins M C A Elyria for injuries his son Charles sustained June 1 when struck by Elkins car, alleging improper control. Sarah Lahitt filed to collect a payment of 352 dollars from Hugh and C A Ward in a note dispute.

Earl G. Sanders Amherst Common Pleas Court Bertha &. Sanders Charles Wattering Harvard Avenue East River Street Abe Cohen Wattering Charles Clark and Kipling Streets Joseph Kricz Elyria Avenue Lorain J. H. Hikins Elyria Charles Kricz Kricz Cheries Elkin Ericz Elkins Sarah Lahitt Hugh C. A. Ward

American Woman Tainted by First Anti American Protest in Paris

Mrs James Peterman of Troy Illinois a French war bride was targeted outside St Lazare railway station in Paris as an unidentified attacker ripped the American Legion decorations from her coat. The assailant fled.

Paris James Peterman Troy Ill American Legion Peterman St. la Yare

Litchfield News Mixes Remodel and Local Notices

Litchfield items report remodeling at the Bement store now owned by Mr. Sprankle of Medina and social notices for the Ladies Benevolent Society and Priscilla club. Local residents, trips to Cleveland, a vacation for Dr Scudder, and new construction by Russell Canfield are noted amid community life updates. Cleveland: Field Artillery unit members attend a Beaver Falls reunion.

Litchfield Bement Sprankle Medina Ladies’ Benevolent Society C. E. Bement C. R. Canfield Cleveland C. D. Palmer Priscilla Club Nelson Yost Homer Homan Lodi Scudder Odeh Rice Place Emma Canfield Henry Rising Ella Turner William Spurr William Spieth Frank George Amherst C. F. Greenfield Russell Canfield East Street Field Artillery Beaver Falls

Wellington Relief Corps Hosts Tea in G A R Rooms

The Wellington Relief Corps held a social tea in the G A R rooms on Friday afternoon with refreshments served. Auto theft reported as Clair McCaffery’s car was stolen Friday night before the thief could be caught. Local notes mention Mrs Blanch Sutiff and daughter Maxine visiting Youngstown, Lizzie Wells returning to Cleveland for winter, Grant Cowles of Mount Dora Florida visiting, Harold Prosser home from Granville, M F Williams and wife in Cleveland, Ruth Fisher leaving for Martios Ferry to teach, Mark Cace returning to Mason Michigan, and Arthur KipTar’s sister hosting.

Relief Corps Wellington Lizzie Wells Cleveland Grant Cowles Mt. Dora Fla W. J. West Harlod Prosser Granville M. F. Wiliams Don Barber Ruth Fisher Martios Ferry Cace Mason Mich Arthur Kip- Tar

Lorain County WCTU praises work and mobilizes for convention

The Lorain County W C T U held a large meeting praising gains in membership and finances, thanked volunteers, and passed resolutions for state and local leaders. O E Rankin urged support for the Marshall Bill and law enforcement, while Miss Hinman and Mrs Motts emphasized youth work and temperance education.

J. F. Burke Santa Ana California Burke Woc T.U Lorain County O. E. Rankin Oberhin W C.T.U The Baptist Church C. Ketcham Mary Haskell Elyria W. CT Cleveland Loyal Temperance Legion Department Lottie Woodford Westfield Wisconsin Mateonal Field

Railroad Official Becomes Insane and Shot by Officer

Chicago report says George H. Kummer a 60 year old assistant general passenger agent of the Chicago and eastern Olimots railroad attacked his divorced wife with a butcher knife at her home causing a policeman to shoot in self defense as Kummer allegedly went insane days after retiring from a sanitarium.

Chicago George H. Kummer Chicago and Eastern Olimots Railroad Kummer

Cleveland Men Bound Over to County Grand Jury

Teo Cleveland men William Bodalker and J J Bernstein were tried in Justice S George's court and bound over to the county grand jury. Bodalker charged with obstructing the highway and Bernstein with resisting an officer. Deputy Sheriff Claude Buin said Bodalker refused to move from the highway where parked, and Bernstein joined the dispute and became abusive.

Cleveland Teo Cleveland William Bodalker J. J. Bernstein Court of Justice

Markets Cleveland Livestock and City Markets

Hogs receipts and prices show market steady with 1?2 cent rise across weights. calves and steers in demand. pork and cattle values listed alongside sow and feeder figures. Chicago cash quotations note butter, eggs, poultry and grain rates. Toledo and Minneapolis grain markets report shifts in wheat corn oats and byproducts. local residents frequent Elyria and Amherst for shopping and quarry visits.

Cleveland Chicago United States Wisconsin Minnesota

St John’s Evangelical church notes and local tales

Sept 24 Amherst area items include a Sunday school party at St John’s Evangelical church with Miss Clara Aebersold and Miss Rose Wilhelm, church services schedule, and a sermon by Rev Jones of Oberlin. Messages note Mrs Augusta Stone’s trip to Warren for a relative’s death, and a pastor’s welcome party at Rev and Mrs Pelt with many guests. Funeral of Mrs Marty Ann Robi held at St John’s with Rev Ernat officiating. Local residents’ errands and school closure due to water shortage are also listed.

South Amherst St. John's Evangelical Church Clara Aebersold Rose Wilhelm Harold Weston East Main Street Elmer Fullmer Amherst William Emery William Meacham Florence, Robertia Guinevere McCord St. John’s R. A. Pelt O. J. Ruth George Rice Margaret Joseph Heathcote Frank Laraway Lewis Merchant Henry Nickel Mary Durant Eva Bryant Hobert Belle Broseker G. Harris Thomas Vinson Arthur Stone Phillip Butler Arthur Engle Elmeda A. Purviance Rh. A. Pelt Mary Elma C 9 Mra Pelt Marty Ann Robi Werdnnesday Albert Mori Lewis Roth Fred Gasser Alec Flowers Ernest Schneider William Schacht A.C. Ernat Evergreen Cemetary Robert Allsop Elnora Springer Amehrst John Phillips Elyria Lyria

Skating Rink to Open Here Rainbow Gardens

Thomas Gibson plans a new skating rink on Broad Street to be called Rainbow Gardens. The 180 by 60 foot facility at East Market House will feature remodeling and painting, with a grand opening Friday night September 30 at 7 45 and future dances planned. Gibson aims to make it the citys recreational hub.

Thomas Gibson East Market House Cibeon Akron Alliance Crystal Beach Broad Street Gibson Reinbow Gardens Rainbow Gardens

Dirigibles Return to Langley Hangars After East Coast Cruise

Langley Field Va Sept 24 The army air dirigible TC-9 and TC-5 returned to their hangars here today after a cruise along the east coast from Lakehurst New Jersey with no incident.

Langley Field Army Lakehurst N. J

Fulfillment of Land Contract Sought in Suit

Newton L. Kirk sues Edward Templeton administrator of Cornelia Templeton's estate and others for specific performance of a land sale contract made before her death. He seeks judgment against D. Hamlin and D. W. Myers administrators for 33,191.

Newton L. Kirk Edward Templeton Cornelia Templeton Kirk

Dayton Officials To Seek Requisition Hearing In Columbus

Creeé Carter sheriff of Less county West Virginia and Fred S. Wolf sheriff of Montgomery county will travel to Columbus on Monday for a hearing before Governor Donahey on requisition papers for William Barnett alias Olimer Fisher. He is wanted in Seecond ay for the slaying of Arminda Mendenhall ten years ago.

Dayton Creeé Carter Less County W. Va Fred S. Wolf Montgomery County Columbus Donahey William Barnett Olimer Fisher Arminda Mendenhall

Mrs Bassett Endorses Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Mrs E F Bassett of Lansing Michigan shares how Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her energy after months of fatigue and pain. She credits the remedy with improving her condition within days and notes it helped her sixteen year old neighbor as well. The ad urges continued use and availability at druggists.

Lansing Mich Lydia Pinkham E. F. Bassett South Hayford Avenue Michigan Lydia EL Pinkham

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U. S Navy Dept Mrs. Bramley Bellefontaine Eugene Fannehil Here Anna Marinelli-4 Oberlin North Pleasant Berlin Exchange Club Wilkins Ernest Hateh Wilkine Cherim College Boston Enl‘eague Walter Sargent University of Chicago North Eeeer Atreet Ocen College of Warner Concert Hall Conservatory of Music Oberlin Inn Charles Crosby J. K Crosby Chatrman W)c. Christy Abriles Walter . Fiske Marsachusetta H. Wager Europe Clair McCaffery Lillian J. Dager Brighton Henrietta Ripton la Grange West Ridge Hall Bronghelm A. R. Kimpton WH. Strickler Elrria Rhetta Richard Rochester Toleno Dixie Highway Harry Rackowsk Maine New York Toledo Dombatic Allike Timothy Minneapolis Lfc Jiower Joseph Malatiuka Detroit Cleveland Stone Company H. BE. Dulmaege Nearchiil Mies L. Wright Henry Kolb George Gore Christ Heusser Aick Alice Garland Elizabeth Roberts Elizabeth Roberta Ernest Scehneider L. Willams Amhherst Martin Springer Lois Dorle Ferd Moser Fred Dunham SSS Marguerite Moses F. M. Sponseller Elytia Obla Blythe Zanesville D. Schmid Common Pleas C. F. Ribble Citizens National Bank Logan Gas Co Second St Mrs. Bassett Lydia E. Pinkham Wilmot Printing Co Masonic Temple Eldeer West Second Street Fanny Beedle Imperial Furniture Co East Broad Street Bridge
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