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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1939

Page

9

Survivors Recall Afbenia Disaster Here and Athenia Escape

New York reports 360 more survivors arriving and stories of tragedy and heroism. A boy asks his mother where his dad is, and a young survivor recalls being torn from his mother on the Athenia. An 80 year old Philadelphia woman, Miss Mary Little, describes remaining seated as torpedo struck and praises the young as heroes rescuing children.

York Afbenia United States Mary Little Philadelphia

Grain and hay price report from Sheets Elevate and Montana Milling

Market quotes cover WHEAT CORN and OATS by grade with bid and track figures, plus FLOUR JOBbing rates and MILD FEEDS prices. Hay and straw tiers and alfalfa cuts are listed by type and quality with batch lot figures for timothy clover and alfalfa.

Sheets Elevate. Co Montana Milling Co Timothy

Agricultural market item with varied produce baskets

The clipping lists numerous farm produce items with quantity measures and prices, including apples beans cabbage carrots cauliflower celery cucumbers eggplant endive escarole grapes lettuce mushrooms parsley peppers and more. Prices range from a few tenths to several dollars per basket or bunch, reflecting a busy wholesale market snapshot.

Escarole

Court action and arrests after Elyria avenue crash

Two men were arrested on intoxication charges after their car failed to negotiate a curve on Elyria avenue and overturned. Edward Miller of Pittsfield was fined 25 plus costs. Charles Barson of Wellington was fined 5 plus costs. A missing boy, Richard Blair of Columbia Station, was found in Indiana. A foreclosure suit, tax injunction, non support indictment, and other local notes occurred in Lorain County courts.

Elyria Avenue Edward Miller Pittsfield River Herbert C. Cummings Charles Barson R. D. Wellington Richard Blair Columbia Station Indiana Sheriff’s Department Shirley Mokarem George Kinsley Marshall County W. Va Common Pleas D. A. Cook Lorain

Colorado Avenue To Be Improved

State highway approval of a Colorado avenue improvement from Loran to Avon as a WPA project was reported to county commissioners. M. D. Shaffer said preliminary work will start to submit the project to WPA. Local share totals $170,000 with the state paying $125,000, county $40,000, and Sheffield and Avon $5,000 each.

State Highway Department Colorado Avenue Lorain Avon M. D. Shaffer Ashland Shaffer WPA Sheffield

Damaged Fenders After Broad Street Collision

Mrs Henry Miller of 442 Second street and John Kozel of 633 West street had fenders damaged when their cars collided on Broad street last evening.

Henry Miller Second Street John Kozel West Street Broad Street

Building damage probe at 223 Bath Street incident

Police investigate damage to a building at 223 Bath Street owned by Jack Davis of 625 Lodi Street. Reported acts include boys climbing the roof and pulling bricks from the chimney, with officers checking the scene today.

Bath Street Jack Davis Lodi Street

Local Produce Prices Listing

Potatoes 100 lb sacks at 1.35. Spinach 24 baskets 29 to 40 cents. Radishes baskets a dozen 40 cents. Squash peck Acorn 120 at 30 cents, Hubbard at 13 cents. Tomatoes Pechs 10 for 25 cents, 13 bushels at 25 cents. Turnips Pechs 35 cents, few at 40 cents.

Market prices for hogs cattle calves sheep and produce

Live market report shows hogs active 60-300 lbs at 7.50 to 7.65 per cwt and various weight tiers. cattle steady with steers 1109 lbs up at 10.10 to 10.40, cows and butcher stock listed. Calves slow to 12.50 for prime, sheep and lambs given 9 to 10 for lambs, 3.40 to 4.50 for ewes. Cleveland produce prices for eggs meat and potatoes detailed with weights and packer terms.

Medham Pennsylvania Idaho

Atlantic Ai Mail Season Nears End On Northern Routes

Trans Atlantic air mail service on northern routes will be discontinued after flights from New York this week. The southern routes will continue. Final northern flights to Europe have left New York and Newfoundland service ends at the same time. A spring resumption is anticipated.

New York C. J. Sartor Elyrians Europe Imperial Airways Pan-American Airways Newfoundland Post Office Department Indica

Death of Mrs Minnie Greene Wellington Ohio

Mrs Minnie Greene 73 died at 8 PM Wednesday at her home west of Brighton after years of ill health. Born in Hanley England she emigrated at age four with her parents. She wed George W Greene in 1884 and is survived by her husband and son G Clement Greene of Brighton. another son Henry is deceased. Four grandchildren survive. She belonged to Brighton Methodist Church and Macabee Lodge. Funeral 2 PM Saturday at Brighton Methodist Church Rev H H Patrick officiating. Burial in Brighton Cemetery by E L Sharp Funeral Home Wellington.

Wellington Minne Greene Brighton Henry Greene Brighton Methodist Church Macabee Lodge

Mary Hawkins Dies in Buchanan Michigan at 79

Mrs Mary Hawkins born in Columbia October 6 79 years ago died at her Buchanan Michigan home. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 30 in Buchanan. Survived by brothers and sisters including Jennie Mitchell Ernest Walkden Elyria Henry Walkden Olmsted Falls George Fred Walkden Columbia Lila Harrison Lake Worth Florida Emms Corell Kalamazoo Cornelia Blodgett Chester Walkden and Lenna Oring Dover Center.

Mary Hawkins Columbia Buchanan Michigan Jennie Mitchell Ernest Walkden Elyria Henry Walkden Olmsted Falls George Fred Walkden Lila Harrison Lake Worth Florida Emms Corell Kalamazoo Cornelia Blodgett Chester Walkden Lenna Oring Dover Center

Death notice for 16 year old Donald F Combs

Donald F Combs aged 16 died yesterday at 4 30 PM at his mother Ellen Woelfer's home and grandparents 310 Lodi Street He was born in Elyria April 4 1923 and lived in the city He is survived by his mother two sisters Ruth and Mrs Frank Sage and a brother Friends may call at the home until Saturday noon Funeral services will be at 3 00 PM Saturday at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home conducted by Rev Ralph Neighbour Burial in LaGrange Cemetery

Donald F. Combs Ellen Woelfer Walter S. Hastings Lodi Street Elyria Ruth Frank Sage Elyna Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home Ralph Neighbour LaGrange Cemetery

Funeral services for Carrie A Sheppard held in Zanesville

Carrie A Sheppard of No 7 Frankcourt died recently. Funeral services are set for Saturday afternoon in Zanesville with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Her body was moved from Sudro Curtis Funeral Home to Zanesville for the services.

Carrie A Sheppard Frankcourt Zanesville Woodlawn Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home

Local Man Sentenced to Ten Days for Petit Larceny

Joseph Semeny aged 30 told police he had no fixed address. He faced Mayor Joseph Q. Petro and was fined ten dollars plus costs and given ten days in the county jail after being arraigned for petit larceny on two boxes of Spar plug plugs valued at 7.50 stolen from Pixley Garage yesterday.

Joseph Semeny Joseph Q. Petro Spar Pixley

Boys Blamed for Grass Fire Near Hamilton and Glenwood

No damage reported after a grass fire by two vacant city lots at Hamilton avenue and Glenwood street this afternoon. Authorities blamed boys with matches for starting the blaze.

Hamilton Avenue Glenwood Street

Motorist Fined After Reckless Driving Charge

William Huffman of 415 Cleveland Street was fined 3 and costs by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro after arraignment on a reckless driving charge. He was arrested on Cleveland Street yesterday afternoon.

William Huffman Cleveland Street Joseph Q. Petro

Eaton-Promotion Day at Bible School Observed

The Bible School will observe Promotion Day next Sunday October first. Beginners, Primary, and Junior departments will receive certificates, and Cradle Roll participants will gain special recognition. The church resumes Bible Scholar at 10 AM and service at 11 AM. A leadership consecration service will be led by the pastor, followed by an evening church conference for leaders to plan next year.

EATON Bible School Sundey

Birth of a son and weekend visits in Seville area

A son born to Mr and Mrs Clyde Rose of Seville on Saturday morning September 23. Weekend guests included Lester Phelps and family in Lornin, Henry Stevenson and family from Akron, Earl Hawke and family from Nova, Lee Walkden and family from Chatham, and W R Howe and Alma. Various relatives visited, mourners gathered for Aaron Kelley of Norwalk, and Lydia Mack visited Lakewood. Margaret Ross returned to Cambridge Massachusetts to resume studies at Radcliffe College.

Clyde Rose Seville Lester Phelps Lornin Henry Stevenson Akron Earl Hawke Nova Lee Walkden Chatham W. R. Howe Alma Harry Tompkins Aaron Kelley Norwalk E. F Mack John Mack Dorothea Lloyd Bissell Lydia Mack Eugene DeMooy Lakewood Harry Cousins Cleveland Frank Frank Hales

Social Notes From Cleveland Dinner Gatherings

Margaret entertained guests at The York town in Cleveland last week while Mrs Grace Cooley and Mrs BE Adams of Sprague Road visited Dr and Mrs B W Baker. Sunday visitors at the Bakers included Mr and Mrs Frank Werner and daughter Elva, the Misses Josephine and Jessie Dobber, Mr and Mrs H D Baker of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs E H Cooley of West View, and Mrs Ida Woodruff and Mrs Marian LaFavor of Bere.

West View Ida Woodruff Marian LaFavor Bere

West Ridge social notes from Elyria and nearby towns

West Ridge society roundup lists Mr and Mrs J H Penfound and Harland visiting daughter Mrs Hazel Caywood in Elyria and attending Capitol Theatre. Guests include Mr and Mrs H J Hillier in Ashland, Milton Lauer with parents in Oberlin, Gilbert Minnich and son Douglas in Elyria, and others attending meals and visits across Elyria Medina Ashland Fairview and Brighton.

West Ridge J. H. Penfound Harland Hazel Caywood Elyria Capitol Theatre H. J. Hillier R. E. Jordan Ashland Milton Lauer A. Hull Oberlin Gilbert Minnich Douglas O. L. Minnich Harley Wilson Eaton Cornelius Smith Edison Highway Theodore Grills H. J Hillier Harry Lauer Irwin Eldred W.C T. U Brighton

Belden Senior High Orchestra elects officers and adopts merit system

Belden Senior High Orchestra held an organization meeting. Officers elected: Jeanne Wise president, Neil Wise secretary treasurer, William Hamberger librarian. A merit system rewards attendance, rehearsal, public appearance, and behavior. Certificates, pins, and other awards are planned across four years, with Belden the fourth county school to adopt the plan.

Belden Jeanne Wise Neil Wise William Hamberger Belden High School

Class Election Results Open with Freshmen President

High school class elections yielded freshmen choosing William as president. Details of other class results were not available in the readable fragment.

William

School Student Council Officers Named for 1962-63

Hamberger serves as vice-president Julia Heath is secretary Theda Mennell is treasurer Helen Rebeles accompanies list Sophomore-President Lucille Wirkner with vice-president Mary Potts secretary Dick Burdick and treasurer Grace Schaefer Grenee Eileen Wirkner and Julius Rebeles as vice-presidents Rosemary Grabensetter as secretary Florence Dudek as treasurer Senior President Bernice Buck Ingham with Earl Pietch as vice-president and Neil Wise as secretary-treasurer

Community Circle Plans October 12 All Day Meeting

Members will gather at Mrs. Carl Seckt’s home on October 12 for an all day session with quilling and a noon pot luck. New officers begin duties at this meeting. Members should bring table service, a sandwich, and a dish to share.

Community Circle Carl Seckt Rita Weigel Pleasant View Sanitorium Clara Wise H. T. Brown Elyria Albert Krebs Fred Peebles Max A. L. Wise Ben Smith Massillon George Grabensetter George Brennan Fred Kemp Cleveland George Weige Uid Grabenstetter D. G. Reisinger New York City Philadelphia Ed Harder Grafton Clarence Easterwood Oberlin Thelma Barth Western Reserve University Raymond Sauer Archie Harpster Akron A. L Wise George Beriswill Lakewood Martin Beriswill Daniel Beriswill Roland Pfeiffer Albert Cousins Carl Muller Mansfield Bernice Cousins Virginia Ladd Nadine Lehman

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Toledo Grain Close Eagles Elyria Aerie No Order OF Eagles Frank Kucia Alex Victoria Less Arthur and Betty Binder Arthur Binder Cleveland Livestock Cleveland Produce Phat Mrs Minnie Greene Melbourne Australia England Royal Air Force Sudro - Curtis THE O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Company G. J. O'Connor E. 13Th St Fiyria Savings & Trust Bldg Overnigee Packard America
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