Conservators named for Cleveland banks under national oversight
Government appointed conservators in Cleveland to take charge of Guardian Trust and Union Trust assets as part of a nationwide move. John Eckler, a Pittsburgh banker, named conservator for Akron's First Central Trust. Total government investment in Cleveland banks to surpass 100 million dollars with planned 5 million dollar common stock issue for the new First National Bank pending final Washington approval.
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Cleveland, O
Guardian Trust Company
Union Trust Company
First National Bank
Ohio
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
John Eckler
Pittsburgh
Akron
First Central Trust Company
Cleveland
First National
Union Trust
Guardian Trust
Western Reserve Mortgage Company
Lorain Street Trust & Savings
North American Trust Company
Bank of Cleveland
Lorain Street
A. H. Tinnerman
How to Drink and Be Sober Talk Scheduled
J. A. Solandt will give a talk on How to Drink and Be Sober at the City Hall council chamber at 3 P. M tomorrow. An open forum will follow for attendees to share views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Solandt
Change in Y M C A Boys Club Schedule
The Y M C A announces schedule changes for the Torch Club and Hi Y groups due to spring school vacations. Torch Club plans a Monday morning hike to Camp Tss See Kes on the Vermilion River with 12 participants, then a Thursday meeting. Junior and Senior Hi Y have no meetings next week. A 35-boy Stade school hike led by Bud Brown to Elywoods and Cascade Park to view flooddamage occurred this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torch Club
Tss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Y.M.C. A
Stade School
Bud Brown
Elywoods
Cascade Park
Mitchell Released After Grand Jury Silence on Car Charge
John Mitchell was freed from county jail after three weeks waiting for a grand jury to indict him on operating a vehicle without the owner's consent. The grand jury did not return an indictment. The charge stemmed from an accident while driving a car owned by Vic Breitenstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Vic Breitenstein
Car hits mailbox and exits into ditch on Butternut Ridge
Deputy sheriffs report a vehicle driven by John RKunitz of LaGrange struck a mailbox in front of A.OL sen property on Butternut Ridge road and then left the roadway into a ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rkunitz
LaGrange
A.olsen
Butternut Ridge Road
Spare tire stolen from garage reported by Carl Rawson
Carl Rawson of 123 Kaiser Court reported to police that a spare tire and wheel were stolen from his garage.
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Carl Rawson
Kaiser Court
Noonday Services Draw Community Since 19 Years Ago
Grace and John Lutheran Churches inaugurate Noonday Lent Services led by a rotating lineup of pastors. This Holy Week marks growth in attendance and a shared call to pause daily life for contemplation. Speakers listed include Rev. M Ilse Geneva Rev C Scheuermann N Wimsted Rev H Abram Amherst Rev E Malkow Akron Rev H C Muhler Detroit.
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Elvria
Desnen
Jerusalem
M. Ilse
Geneva
C. Scheuermann
N. Wimsted
H. Abram
Amherst
E. Malkow
Akron
H.C. Muher
Detroit
Armin Schroeder
Lester Burr
Richard Genl
Walter Bleck
F. J. Schumm
H VeKee
Ira Nonnelly
Edward Bongs
William Cautle
World Leaders to Meet in London Talks on Action at Conference
The article outlines plans for a London world economic conference with leading powers, excluding Russia, to move beyond talk. The U S aims to set up Washington conversations to secure concrete action and possible tentative agreements ahead of the formal conference, with visiting statesmen expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Washington
Beer surges as Chicago agencies boost beer sales
Chicago experiences a peak beer rush after partial legalization. Merchants work overnight to meet a flood of orders while brewers and suppliers scramble to staff and restock. Restaurants and cafes warn supplies may run out, and vendors report thousands of cases sold in hours.
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Chicago
Adc
Minainee
St. Louis
Verchants Seid
Hauz
Acite
Death of Willard J. Gormar details and private services
Willard J. Gormar died yesterday afternoon after a long illness. He was born March 14, 1887, in Graftr Mareh and lived in Grafien. Surviving are brothers James and Peter, a sister Mrs F Tran of Ireland Ohio, along with two nieces and two nephews. Private services will be held at 315 late home Sunday afternoon. Burial in North street cemetery. Flowers requested to be omitted.
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Willard J. Gormar “i
Rome
Mainsree
Grafton
Graftr
Mareh
Real
Bis
Otto
James
Peter
Grafien, Ard
F. 2 Tran
Ireland
Ohio
North Street
Fantin
Funeral Services for Mrs Car ule M Faulhabder
Funeral services for Mrs Car ule M Faulhabder age 19 will be held at 2 pm at the late home 251 Princeton avenue with the Eastern Stars in charge and a 2 30 pm service at Emmanuel Lutheran church officiated by Rev Harold Savies. Burial follows at Ridge Hill Park cemetery.
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Carule M. Faulhabder
Princeton Avenue
Eastern Stars
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Harold Savies
Ridge Hill Park Cemetery
Court Actions and Marital Disputes In Lorain County
Edith D Mevrers of Lorain sues Julius Forthofer Avon and others for 22831 due on a garage lien. Thomas G Moodie faces foreclosure of a chattel mortgage and a separate prison parole and fine. Ambrose Rasco seeks divorce from Laure on grounds of duty. Judge Thompson awards a decree of divorce for M White from Andres. Justice Ann Webber grants Nay Schohel divorce from Jesh Sachel in common pleas court.
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Edith D. Mevrers
Lorain
Julius Forthofer
Avon, Et al
Ifase
Lo- 1210
Warner Brotheis
Aeaters
Foe
Thomas G Mooilie
Ambrose Rasae
Laure
Stols Rez
Ty Judzie WB. Thompson
Ridgeville Grange Meeting on Open Session Agenda
Ridgeville Grange prepares an open meeting with entertainment items including a travel picture of the Hatacan Islands and a feature on the Romance of the Reaper. The event, followed by the Grange’s regular business session, is set for 7:30 PM at Ridgeville.
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Edib Avon
Ridgevil
Grange Smn
Ce Hatacan
The
Grange
Ohio High School Debating Team Champs
The Wie High School debating team of three girls Mildred Bonnette Mari Rupright and Margaret Laymaster won the Ohio state high school debating league title at Columbus by defeating Columbus East High School on a unanimous decision.
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Columbus
Vani S
Wie High School
Ohio State High Schor
Columbus East High School
Bose
Iildred Bonnette
Mari Rupright
Margaret Laymaster
Five Boys Adopted Into East Carlisle Four-If Club
Five boys were welcomed as new members at the East Carlisle Four-if Club April meeting held at George Sears home on Fuller Road. New members are Earl Smith Earl Kolb Louis Kolb Robert Smith and Antheny Butterball. Plans for 1933 activities were reviewed and officers will be elected at the May 3 meeting at the Kolb home with Alfred Emery serving as advisor.
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East Carlisle
George Sears
Fuller Road
Earl Smith
Earl Kolb
Louis Kolb
Robert Smith
Antheny Butterball
Kolb
Alfred Emery
Methodists Start Holy Week Services in Oberlin Church
The First Methodist Church in Oberlin Ohio opens Holy Week with Palm Sunday on April 9 at 11:00 AM and Easter at 11:00 AM. Evening services run 7:20 PM daily except Saturday. Junior choir under Professor Don Morrison provides music. Theme is Christ In Crisis with daily crises from April 9 to April 16 including Triumph, Divine Judgement, the Temple, Holy Silence, Betrayal, the Cross, and the Resurrection.
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Oberlin
Hio
First Methodist Church
Don Morrison
Palm Sunday
First Church Plans Holy Week Services
First Church will observe Holy Week with usual services. Palm Sunday will be recognized Sunday morning. The last Lenten service is Sunday evening. Holy Thursday and Good Friday services are scheduled at 7 39 and 7 15. Easter morning features two identical services at 9 15 and 11.
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First Church
Students From Other Nations Speak Sunday
A Sunday program features students from diverse nations discussing interracial unity and a movement toward universal brotherhood. The event highlights cultural exchange and aims to promote harmony among communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perpetuars Universal Brotherhood
Young People's talks on world peace continue
Last Sunday the Young People's meeting at the First Methodist church heard speakers on world peace. Dash Takahara of Japan, Margaret Cussac of France, Jov Hall representing America, and Professor Buckler of England spoke. Tomorrow at 6 30 P M three more speakers will resume the series.
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First Methodist Church
Dash Takahara
Japan
Margaret Cussac
France
Jov Hall
America
Professor Buckler
England
Local Social News and Club Meetings Report
Mrs WooS caveen and children visited Leedsdale with Esther Dewwoo returning home from her grandmother. Mrs Waiter Persons hosts April 10 lunch at Mrs E W Spaulding’s North Pleasant street home. Mrs VM Houghton entertained guests at a bridge party last evening. Three tables played with refreshments served late. Education department of Obediiin Women’s club meets April 16 at 7 30 with Mrs W T Carruthers. Last meeting of the year. Vile Rebekah lodge meets April 10 at 7 30 with March or April birthdays invited as birthday party. Mrs George Hertos and Elizabeth spent week with relatives in Detroit. Misses Eloise Bahr Helen Gorske Ethel and Wright visited Cleveland yesterday. Gene Comings spending weekend with Bryan friends. Miss Marguerite Houghton visited Cleveland yesterday.
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Pridge
Education Department
Obediin Women's Club
W. T. Carruthers
Reamer Place
Vile Rebekah
George Hertos
Dayzhver
Elizabeth
Detrost
Eloise Bahr
Helen Gorske
Ethel
Wright
Cleveland
Gene Comings
Bryan
Ohio
Marguerite Houghton
Wise Use of Leisure Topic at Penfield PTA Meeting
Wellington April 1 Ohio House member Mal ecom Thomson of Lorain will headline the Penfield Parent-Teacher Association meeting at noon Thursday. He will discuss Pending Legislation Before the House of Representatives. Carrie Smith will address what can be done for a child who does not like to read as sewing topics center on Wise Use of Leisure with music from local students and Harold Merrill.
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Wellington
Malecom Thomson
Lorain
Ohio House of Representatives
Penfield
Parent-Teacher's Association
Thomson
House of Representatives
Lorain County
Carrie Smith
Harold Merrill
Brighton
Kolin
LaGrange
Wellington business men unite for trade drive
A 44 member group led by Col. James MacDermott formed to make Wellington a trade center. The first formal meeting occurred in the mayor's courtroom as plans were made to attract buyers from the southern county. Board of directors to be completed this week and officers chosen by the new body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
James
MacDermott
Wellngton
Farm Women Plan Get Acquainted Day at YMCA
The local Farm Women’s club will attend Get Acquainted Day at the YMCA building in Fuyria on Tuesday with participation from other Lorain county groups. A prize will go to the organization with the highest attendance percentage. A covered-dish luncheon includes scalloped potatoes, vegetable salad, meatloaf, bread and butter sandwiches, fruit Jello and cake. Mrs. John Barber, club president, urged members needing transport to meet at the square at 9:30 for rides to the meeting location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Women’s Club
Fuyria
Lorain County
Nowon
John Barber
Wellington Garden Club Meeting Plans Town Beautification
Twenty five members met Thursday at Mrs L H Wadsworth home. Mrs Roy Clisby spoke on bird study and Miss Jessie Wright reported on the Garden School held in Elyria. During the business session plans were made to continue beautifying the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Wellington Garden Club
L. H. Wadsworth
Roy Clisby
Jessie Wright
Elyria
Park shrub planting and beds to be arranged this spring
Members vote to lower club dues for the year to boost membership despite current business conditions. Planting shrubs around the park and arranging penunlia beds are planned for spring.
Wellington Farm Woman's club plans banquet for husbands
Club members met at Mrs. Ben Burge's home to plan a banquet at the Grange Hall this month. Husbands will be guests of honor. Mrs. John Barber, president, outlined the year’s club work and was chosen local director with Gertrude Griggs as alternate to county directors. Miss Alice Bird spoke on nutrition. Guests included Mrs. Otto Radcliffe, Mrs. Ruth Mills and Mrs. Maude Faxe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Wellington
Varios Clubs
Alice Bird
Otto Radcliffe
Ruth Mills
Maude Faxe
Grangers to Present Playset at Grange Meeting
At the Wellington Grange meeting on Wednesday evening a plaster show titled The Family Album will be presented under the direction of Mrs Grace Hemphill. The play follows a recent Family Album contest and the committee promises an even more enjoyable performance.
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Wellington
Grace Hemphill
Two Piano Recitals Delight Music Lovers at Baumgardner Home
A pair of piano duets by Mrs Treva Hall and Mrs Hattie Baumgardner entertained local music lovers at the Baumgardner residence over two evenings. The program opened with Mozart Allegro con Spirito Andante and Allegro molto, followed by Bach Sicilienne Brahms Six Waltzes op 52 and Gavotte und Musette, and closed with works by Rachmaninoff Seebeck and Loth including Firebrands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treva Hall
Hattie Baum-gardner
Baumgardner
Mrefil
Mozart
Rachmaninoff
Minuet
Seebeck
Firebrands
Loth
Lorain Legion Banquet Attendees From Local Area
Dr and Mrs R W Falls Mr and Mrs Ernest Ohney Ray Coates Orville Allen Mr and Mrs Frank Obrig and Horace Mc Claflin attended the annual banquet of the Lorain council American Leauge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
R. W. Falls
Ernest Ohney
Ray Coates
Orville Allen
Frank Obrig
Horace McClaflin
Lorain Courty Council
President Roosevelt Frees Salary Cut for Self
President Roosevelt reduces his own salary by fifteen percent and will hand a personal check for 8143 to the treasury. The move lowers the annual pay from 75000 to 68750, aligning with cuts he decreed for other officials despite constitutional limits on post election reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Widening Circle Holds Regular Bible Study
Members of the Widening Circle of the Baptist church met yesterday afternoon in the East Avenue House. The group transacted routine business and Mrs. Frank Wilford continued the study of The Holy Spirit.
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The
Baptist Church
East Avenue House
Frank Wilford
Palm Sunday Services and Kappa Beta Kappa Meeting
Palm Sunday observances are offered with Holy Communion at 7 30 and church school worship at 9 30 under the theme Knowing Jesus Christ. The service features palm decorations and a small palm leaf cross for attendees. The hymn Ride on Ride on in Majest is included. Kappa Beta Kappa meets Sunday evening at 7 18 in the Guild room.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
St. Paul
Kappa Beta Kappa
Quartet of Church of Christ Presents Evening Musical Program
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel Streets hosts a 7:30 p.m. program by a quartet with solos and congregational numbers including Adagio from Fantaisie and The Shadows of the Evening Hours. Mr. Fowler delivers the evening sermon on Betrayest Thou The Son of Man With a Kiss.
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Church of Christ
Chuch of Christ
Second
Chapel
Franck
Wiliams
Ackley
Mrs. Hand
R. B. Hand
Calvary
Rodney
Fowler
David
Phyllis Tracey
Jean Reddington
Margaret Moss
Dorothy Smith
Bible School
Dorcas
Adut
Gates Crippled Children's Home
Theodore Owen
Lakeside Association to Enforce Liquor Clause
Lakeside General Manager A. L. Hoover announced strict enforcement of a lease clause at the Lakeside summer resort prohibiting the giving away or sale of spirituous liquors.
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Lakeside, O
A. L. Hoover
Lakeside Association
Lorain group honors leaders at Hotel Antlers event
The Lorain organization gathered at Hotel Antlers on Thursday evening with Dr. Love of Lorain as toastmaster and Past State Commander Dudley White of Norwalk delivering the address. Dr. Falls, the group’s president, was introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Patrons Meet at Eastern Star Social in Masonic Hall
Twenty two members of the Past Matrons and Patrons Association of the Eastern Star attended the monthly social in the Masonic hall Thursday evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Branson. Harry Otterbacker and Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Spangler led as hosts and hostesses. Following a covered dish dinner, cards were enjoyed.
Social Notes From Chicago and Nearby Mrs Deschamp Visits
Mrs Cora Deschamp of Chicago has been a guest of her sister Mrs Elnore Biddinger. Mrs Leoa Coe Merrill of North Olmsted is visiting the L H Wadsworth home for a few days. Mrs Charles Hird was discharged from the Falls Clinic hospital yesterday.
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Cora Deschamp
Chicago
Elnore Biddinger
Leoa Coe Merrill
North Olmsted
L. H. Wadsworth
Charles Hird
Falls Clinic Hospital
Markets Cleveland Livestock Hogs and Cattle Report
Receipts show hogs steady to slightly higher on some weight ranges with top bids near 4.15. Cattle receipts week to date indicate steers down, heifers and cows weak, best steer load at 4.25, cutters and cows around 4.00 to 4.00. Calves and sheep mixed with vealers closing around 6.06, lambs steady to lower, springers up to 9.00, bulk weights 7.00 to 7.50. Chicago quotes include butter firmer, eggs mostly higher, poultry steady, and potatoes with mixed regional prices. wheat and corn futures mixed with varying storage values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
South Dakota
Keen Contests In Ping Pong Tourney
Boys ping pong at the YMCA nears conclusion with junior and senior divisions. Junior round results include Adcock over Hines Selman over Black Dall over Dehm Agate over Barres Miller over Hultz Turk over Stirzaker Selman over Geilgy with byes. second round Geogy over Dall. Senior round sees Welty over Amidon Williams over Miller Rush over Barton Everhart over Marsh. second round Williams over Wells Everard over Baksa Chunk over Everhart Thompson byes. Williams over Everard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Adcock
Richard Hines
Richard Selman
Harold Black
George Dall
David Dehm
James Agate
Harold Barres
Jack Miller
William Hultz
Robert Turk
Bud Stirzaker
Don Selman
Harold Geilgy
Geogy
Dall
Rouurnanment
Herbert Welty
William Amidon
Fred Wailliams
Robert Miller
Charles Rush
Lane Barton
Richard Everhart
Raspu Marsh
Bies
Wiliams
Wells
David Everard
J. Baksa
Robert Chunk
Paul Thompson
Williams
Everard
Abduction and murder of Davies linked to past hotel holdup case
Davies, seized by three men and forced into a car, was found dead an hour and a half later in a park. Police note his prior arrests in New Jersey and connections to the Monterey Hotel robbery where £8,000 to 9,099 in cash and jewelry were taken. Investigations continue as a 17 year old East Side girl is questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies
Mark Curtis
Benton Quinn
East Orange
N. J
Asbury Park
Monterey
Cleveland
East Side
Ohio Bell cradle phone extra charge hearing set
Columbus officials report a formal hearing is scheduled Monday before the Utilities Commission to decide on the extra charge for cradle telephones. Evidence from an investigation into this service was presented last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. C
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Utilities Commission
Elevator-loving office dog fascinates Elyria
Charles Lord notes his dog refuses to walk stairs and insists on riding the elevator to his Masonic Temple office. The dog waits for the lift, then alights on the proper floor, delighted elevator men, and even rode to the third floor before exiting when stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Payson Terhune
Charles Lord
Masonic Temple
Lord
New Beer Criticized as Froth Under Alcohol Limits
Chicago report says the new beer is a mere froth with 25 percent alcohol by weight. Dr TD L Squires states 40 investigators tested heat at bars for six hours and found no sample near 32 percent. brewers insist the beer meets specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Business Men's Prohibition Foundation
TD. L. Squires
Squires
Ohio Academy of Science to Meet at Ohio University
Leading Midwest scientists will attend the Ohio Academy of Science annual meeting at Ohio University in Athens. April 13 14 and 15 will feature an elaborate program of addresses demonstrations and papers prepared by group officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Midwest
Ohio Academy of Science
Ohio University
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