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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1938

Page

9

Dewey to be Nominated for New York Governor at Convention

At Saratoga Springs on September 29 the Republican State convention plans to nominate Thomas E. Dewey New York City district attorney as its candidate for governor. His running mates will be named after his arrival and he will address delegates that evening. Dewey’s nomination is anticipated as a reclamation effort with strong support.

Saratoga Springs N. Y New York City Thomas E. Dewey Dewey New York

Heinzerling To Be Honored By His Associates

Associates and former coworkers in Cleveland plan an evening tribute to Lynn Heinzerling for mer Elyrian who will soon join the Associated Press staff in Berlin. A wristwatch will be presented in the Cleveland Plain Dealer city room. Heinzerling, formerly with the Plain Dealer, moved to AP in Cleveland about five years ago and has been sent on major assignments by both papers.

Cleveland Lynn Heinzerling Elyrian Associated Press Berlin Heinzerling Cleveland Plain Dealer the Plain Dealer The Plain Dealer

Sidewalk Breaks After Lumber Truck Turn on Eady Court

Dominic Coon of Eady court reported to police that a large lumber truck from Cleveland, while turning around, broke six sidewalk sections on Eady court. Police located the truck on Boston avenue. The driver, Frank Re minder, of Cleveland, said he would report the damage to his company per the police report.

Dominic Coon Eady Court Cleveland Boston Avenue Frank Reminder

Fruit Specialist to Visit Lorain County Next Week

Frank Beach, Ohio State University fruit specialist, will meet next Monday night with members of the Lorain County fruit extension committee. C. J. Hummel, county agricultural extension agent, announced the visit. Beach will be in Lorain County in the afternoon and evening to study the local fruit situation.

Frank Beach Ohio State University Lorain County Tod C. J. Hummel Beach

Two Elyria deaths and a Scotland-born widow noted

Mrs Estell Roe widow of Be late R B Roe died at home 312 Sixth. She leaves two sons De Roe of Pennsylvania and Mayo Roe of Buffalo. The body at Taylor Funeral Home. Services timing to follow arrival of relatives. Mrs Roy longtime Elyria resident, member of First Methodist Episcopal Church and charter member of the Four O Clock Club. Grace Lisdale 83 Brownhelm Township died after a five day illness at daughter Effie Kuhlman Vermilion R D No. 1. Born in Scotland December 25, 1854. Husband Herman Civil War veteran died 1889. Survived by three daughters Eva Schafer Vermilion and Ada Sutton Flovence, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 2:00 p m from Wes J W Kuhlman home, Rev M A Burris officiating. Maple Grove Cemetery Axtel.

Estell Roe Belate R. B. Roe Qo Sons de | Roe Pennsylvannia Mayo Roe Buffalo New York Talor Roy Elyria First Meithodist Episcopal Church Four O'Clock Club Grace ‘Lisdale Brownhelm Township Effie Kuhlman Vermilion Scotland Herman Ida Schafer Ada Sutton Flovence Wes. J. W. Kuhlman M. A. Burris Axtel M._E Maple Grove Cemetery Axtel

Two Men Fined By Mayor In Toxication Case

Arthur Hurlburt and Burton W. Wilson, both New York State residents, were fined $1 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Peiro for intoxication. Arrested in a Broad to Second street parking lot at 9 P M, they told Officer George Walton they were seeking their car. The Roosevelt playground, overseen by Harry Jones, hosted its first touch football game last night featuring teams from Western Heights and the West Side. the West Side won 15 to 6.

Arthur Hurlburt Burton W. Wilson New York State Joseph Q. Peiro Broad Second Streets George Walton Roosevelt Playground Harry Jones Western Heights West Side

Court actions shape Elyria case and local rulings

Mary A. Prosser pursues $4,000 loan claim against Ida B. Kruger in a jury trial before Judge Cook. Embezzlement defendant Bert Ando gets probation after 67 days in jail for a $442 theft, arrested in Pennsylvania. Pearl Sage seeks divorce from James Sage on neglect and cruelty after a 1931 marriage with three children. Northern Ohio Cleaners wins $145.90 against Joseph Givner in Judge Cook's court. Clyde Boley, 56, jailed for contempt for alimony noncompliance. County commissioners report bridge construction damage settlements nearing agreement with most property owners. one remains unsettled.

Mary A. Prosser Elyria Ida B. Kruger Carlisle Kruger D. 4. Cook Bert Ando Lorain Guy B. Findley Ando Pennsylvania Pearl Sage James Sage Wellington Northern Ohio, Cleaners and Dyers, Inc Joseph Givner D. A. Cook F. Reagan Grocer

Catholic Charities to Open Lorain County Branch

The Very Rev Father E J Ahern announces a Lorain County branch of the Diocesan Catholic Charities Bureau will open November 1 to serve the county. Miss V Larkin of Cleveland will head the office after experience in social work. The board includes Rev Father Lea J Baster and local representatives. details to be announced.

E. J. Ahern Lorain County Cleveland Diocesan Catholic Chair Bureau Lorain Miss V. Larkin Catholic Charities Buren Coun Ahérn Lea J, Baster St Agnes Church Eli Sf Alfred Z Elyria Natu

Taft Auctioneers At Belmont Farm Sale

Belmont Sept. 29 Robert A. Taft Republican Senate candidate acts as auctioneer at a stock sale with 300 farmers in attendance. He hails the Republican farm program and presides as bids reach 14.5 cents a pound, up from 9 cents on earlier sale days, saying the Republican solution proves its value if given a chance.

Belmont Robert A. Taft United States Senate Taft

Orders Place Closed Until License Is Renewed

Chief Deputy Sheriff John Fulton ordered the closing of Country Gardens on Dewey road in Amherst township because its D2 beer and wine license expired August 16 and had not yet been renewed. Proprietor Vincenzo Romeo said renewal was filed and expected this week. Deputies found no violations countywide during a vice squad check.

John Fulton Dewey Road North Ridge Foster Park Road Amherst Township Vincenzo Romeo Fulton Michael Bulzomi Paul Johnson

Rotary Outing At YMCA Camp Draws 55 Attendees

Elyria Rotary Club members and guests enjoyed outdoor sports and entertainment at Camp Iss-See-Kes yesterday afternoon and evening. Fifty-five participants engaged in games, bridge, rifle and pistol shooting, horse shoe pitching, and a led dinner. L. B. Hindman chaired the event with music by Elyria High School director J. Martin Bee and a group singing solo by Bee. A suggestion to make the outing annual was raised.

Camp Iss-See-Kes Elyria

Cancel Sailing of Liner Aquitania due to unforeseen circumstances

London September 29 The White Star Line canceled the sailing of the liner Aquitania for New York owing to unforeseen circumstances beyond control. Passengers were advised to seek other accommodations. The liner would be taken over for food and provisioning as needed.

London ord-White Star Line Aquiamia New York

Poultry Committee Plans Meeting in Cleveland Next Week

The executive committee and committee chairmen of the Rain County World's Poultry Congress Committee will attend a national committee meeting in Cleveland Friday and Saturday next week. The national committee will review progress and plan for the World Poultry Congress to be held in Cleveland next summer.

Thrain County

Diplomatic hopes rise as talks on Sudeten crisis continue

The session ends with optimism as Britain, France, and Italy pursue a plan for plebiscites in German, Hungarian, and Polish minority areas while Germany presses for international force backed guarantees. Ciano and Ribbentrop to join in the second meeting despite Czechoslovakia missing from the talks.

Czechoslovakia Hitler Hungary Poland Galeazzo Ciano Joachim von Ribbentrop Prague

Home Hygiene Class to Open Wednesday

The Red Cross sponsors a home hygiene and care class taught by Mrs. Phirl Murphy, WRA instructor. Open to all with no charge beyond the textbook, it aims to teach illness care, prevention, and healthy living. About twenty students are expected to enroll, meeting each Wednesday afternoon at the Bivens Charter.

Red Ross Phirl FL Murphy WRA Edith Metcalf Red Cross

33rd Degree Of Masonry Conferred On 14 Ohio Men

In Columbus Ohio, the Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite conferred the 33rd degree on fourteen Ohio men during a ceremony. The event marked a notable advancement within the fraternity with the presence of senior members and local lodges observing the proceedings.

Ohio

Foreign Minister Of Japan Resigns

In Tokyo authorities report the Japanese foreign minister has stepped down amid cabinet changes. The resignation comes as senior officials reshuffle leadership roles and pursue new diplomatic directions.

Japan

Local Navy Crit Training Opens in Rhode Island

Navy training station in Rhode Island begins a 12 week program focusing on fundamentals of Navy life. For more details contact the Navy Recruiting Station at the Old Post Office Building in Cleveland.

S. Naval Training Suport R. I Navy Poet Officr Cleselend

High School Seniors Select Photographer for 1939 Elyrian

The 1939 senior class voted yesterday afternoon to hire Day's Photo Studio to photograph all seniors for the Elyrian yearbook. This first activity of the year marks the start of preparations for graduation next June.

Elyrian Ors

Books Rejuvenated By WPA Project In Elyria Schools

Elyria schools revive about 2000 books via a WPA repair program at Washington school. Ten women remove marks, mend torn pages, and reseal covers to extend usability for years. About 35,000 board of education volumes may receive rejuvenation. project runs through winter with WE A funded wages.

Elyria Washington School W. C. McClellan Board of Education WEA Lofan

Chamberlain Now A National Hero

A fragmentary report portrays Chamberlain as a national hero amid mixed reactions. It mentions his Europe travel, meetings with Hitler, and references to Sudetenland and German demands, with a referenced inquiry by South Africa into chiefs.

South Africa

Knights of Pythias Pick Cincinnati As 1939 Meet Site

YOUNGSTOWN Sept 29 The Ohio Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters chose Cincinnati as the site for the 1939 convention. Delegates approved a 40000 budget for the Children’s Home and 30000 for the Home of the Aged, both located in Springfield. New officers installed include E R Helsel Cincinnati grand chancellor H F Wilkinson Cleveland grand vice chancellor W A Pettibone Port Clinton grand prelate J B Downing Mid deport grand master at arms C F Ater Crooksville grand inner guard and Judge A W Weber Columbus grand outer guard.

Youngstown Ohio Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters Springfield Wiliam F. Bruce Mt. Gilead Supreme Tribunal E.R. Helsel Cincinnati H. F. Wilkinson Cleveland W. A. Pettibone Port Clinton J. B. Downing Middeport C.F. Ater Crooksville A. W. Weber Columbus

Teamsters Strike In New York Nears End

New York city faced a settlement of the teamsters strike that tied up 15,000 trucks in the city and 20,000 in New Jersey. The compromise, urged by Mayor LaGuardia, would set a 44 hour week without wave reductions, replacing the strikers demand for 40 hours. The plan awaits a vote by operators of Intra City Truck Lines and the Merchant Truckmen's Bureau, after rejection by the highway transport association.

New York Teamsters New York City New Jersey F. H. LaGuardia

Belden Community Notes Honor Welcome for Reverend Bebe

A morning service at Belden welcomed Reverend Bebe back. A ladies quartet provided music with Gunns Rust Mrs. Charles Wise Miss Newsson and Jeanne Wise. Next Sunday Bobbie Cundors will perform an accordion solo. Community Circle plans October meeting led by Mrs Leona Seext. Work committee asks members to submit unfinished work by October. Friday evening the Freshmen party at Rose’s home followed. Bemes were shared and a marshmallow roast with eseva and crackers enjoyed by attendees.

Belden Welcuime Bebe S. Gunns Rust Charles Wise Miss Newsson Jeanne Wise Bobbie Cundors Leona Seext

Senior Garet Edward resumes studies at O. SU.

RNIEFS notes that Garet Edward, a senior in the College of Agriculture, plans to continue his studies next week. He majors in Darry Hugin 1doulsy, and is undergraduate under the care of Mrs. Kenneth and McChiely with coven oO, 1 McChiely and son.

Garet Edward Wall O. SU College of Agriculture Aerie Kenneth With Coven McChiely

Sawyer Declares Democrats Are Firmly United

LUCYRUS Sept. 29 Charles Sawyer Democratic candidate for Governor told a Bucyrus audience that the party is more united today than ever in any campaign. He criticized Republican opponent John W Bricker for promising a housecleaning saying he would appoint only Ed Schorr loyalists and pledged fair treatment for state employees under civil service.

Lucyrus Charles Sawyer Bucyrus Sawyer John W. Bricker Garret Ed Schorr Schorr

Sydney Housewives Offer Luxuries to Sydney Maids

Sydney households lure maids with season transit passes special bathrooms in new houses and promises not to wash or iron linens plus wages up to 10 a week. Some suburbs have formed a club for employees and the pattern shows generous inducements but few takers.

Sydney

Local Club Meetings and Visits Highlight Week

Saturday morning with Mrs D G Reisinger and Elyria’s Mrs Welburn attended Victory Quilt Club events. Knot-A-Thread Quilters entertained by Mrs Pauline Sony with three members absent. George Meyers attended with a guest. Alice Pitts named October hostess. Sharlene Wise hosted the dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Ray Eppley. Bernie Livingstone called on the Wise home. Mrs Martin Boriawall and family and Mrs Alma Siggens visited Air Ruthacker’s residence. Gribenstetter and son William Snyder toured Kent. William leaves for Kent State University to study journalism. At the Esperanto Conference in London 264 British schools were represented.

Ohn D. G. Reisinger Welburn Elyria Victory Quilt Club Pauline Sony George Meyers Alice Pitts Wall Ales Sharlene Wise Ray Eppley Bernie Livingstone Lorain

Russia Views Munich Conference as Capitulation

Moscow reports from Isvestia depict the Munich four power talks as capitulation by the democracies to dictators. The dispatch mocks Prime Minister Chamberlain and asserts Britain and France would betray Czechoslovakia, while the Soviet government says Roosevelt urged Germany and Czechoslovakia to seek peace and supported an international Sudeten crisis conference.

Moscow Ium Russia Munich Isvestia Geneva Hitler Chamberlain England Czechoslovakia France Roosevelt Germany

Merchant Ended Life in City Park Lake

Coroner Burt Hibbard ruled the death of Frank B. Moke 63 former Lima sheep merchant a drowning self-inflicted. A Canal Fulton native, he is survived by his wife and a brother W. S. Moke of Mansion Massillon.

Lima Burt Hibbard Frank B. Moke

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