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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
10
Leipsic Ohio retired gangster Charles Makley was buried at Shady Sugar Ridge Cemetery as mourners gathered outside and inside the fence heard prayers. Floral sprays wilted on the grave while crowds watched the casket and trampled grass, recalling the Dillinger era.
Medical ad urges washing out 15 miles of kidney tubes to restore vigor and health. Warns against harsh drugs while touting Doan's Pills from Foster Milburn Co as safe relief used for over 40 years. Includes claims of quick relief and cautions about other cures.
The private funeral in Leipsic followed an escape attempt by Makkey from an Ohio State penitentiary death cell. Schoolboy friends attended as Rev. R C Moon officiated at the funeral home with lights dimmed and a sobbing procession of eight cars along the street. Makley’s sisters Mrs Mildred Barthlemy and Mrs Florence Naus of El Dorado Kansas wept at the service.
Free program at LaPorte Airport at 5 30 p m features Eddie Miller a Texas daredevil performing a motorcycle crash through a blazing war scene and Tony Ross piloting an airplane dropping to earth after a midair motor cut. A local boy will make a 3000 foot parachute jump as part of the thrills.
Urbana hosts the Ohio Farmers' Union convention Friday and Saturday with Congressman William Lemke of North Dakota as a speaker. Urbana native G. S. Hagens serves as state president of the union, which aligns with the Farm er-Labor party.
Columbus Ohio September 27 The state government payroll is estimated at 240000 employees by State Auditor Joseph T Tracy. He notes 18050 workers on March 1 and attributes the rise to the liquor monopoly setup and seasonal highway department increases.
Avon High School elected class officers at a recent meeting. Seniors: President Betty Mills, vice president Dorothy Curtiss, secretary Evelyn Bomer, treasurer Roy Balogh. Juniors: President Frank Lesher, vice president Rita Bomer, secretary Antone Wrig, treasurer Bernard Curtiss. Sophomores: President Clement Hassel, vice president Gwendolyn Adams, secretary Helen Eppich, treasurer Rosella Linden. Freshmen: President Marian Detzel, vice president Elvira Baudraxel, secretary Charles Piazza, treasurer William Piak.
The Senior class will host a steak fry on Saturday night, September 29, at Kinzel's Grove. Other brief items note Charles Wagner ill at home, visits among local families in Elyria Lorain and Lakewood, and a bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wilford with guests Mr. and Mrs.
The Elyria High Herald reviews the first three weeks of the 1934 35 school year and summer experiences of teachers and students. Editor in chief Robert Fredericks leads a staff of 17 students with Margaret E Edwards as faculty advisor and Harold Wilson as business manager. East Liverpool Ohio September 27 1934 city council orders gas rate reduction to 85 cents per 1000 cubic feet with a cash discount for prompt payment. A new franchise with Manufacturers Light and Heat is under consideration. C E Van Dusen and local residents from Lorain named.
A famous doctor touts Emerald Oil as the simple home remedy for itching skin. It promises instant soothing and antiseptic healing with a money back guarantee if no relief, according to C. W. Phillips Cut Rate.
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