Wheat Market Rises Amid Optimism on Grain Prices
Chicago reports show wheat at opening prices May 50.5 cents, July 62.75 cents, September 65 cents with a bullish tone as drought and crop damage fears ease. Industry leaders claim a bull market signals potential recovery, urging government restraint and market normalization to restore demand and prices.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
America
Peter B. Carey
LaSalle Street
Carey
Grain prices steady after government report easing markets
Economists compare current grain trends to the 1990s as the government report sets tone. After markets closed Friday wheat edged lower by a fraction and then rose about six cents on Saturday, rebounding into today trading.
Boys win major honors in Lorain county scholarship test
High school seniors across Lorain county sat the general scholarship test under the State Department of Education on March 19. Everett B. Hales of Eaton high school topped the list with 333 points, followed by Robert L. Denman Elyria high with 286.5 and Edward R. Carek Clearview with 282. Booth A. Lawrence of Elyria high and Josef F. Kalapos also placed in the top five. Other top ten finishers include Nissen A. Christena Avor Erwin A. Britton Avon Lake Chauncey A. Stevens Columbia Jack Sheehan Elvira and Jay Howenstine Penfield. Fifty seniors from various counties participated, scoring 117 to 333 in math history science English and current events. The scores will rate students for district and state competition with college scholarships to state winners.
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Lorain County
State Department of Education
Robert L. Denman
Elyria High School
Edward R. Carek
Clearview School
Elsria High School
Booth A. Lawrence
Josef F. Kalapos
Nissen A. Christena
Avor
Erwin A. Britton
Avon Lake
Chauncey A. Stevens
Columbia
Jack Sheehan
Elvira
Jay Howenstine
Lennart N. Woods
Penfield
Alice Wilcox
Elyria
E. Theodore Evenson
Kathleen FE. Baler
Harry Ludlam
Camden
Endorser Liable for Note Amount in Criminal Prosecution Case
In the district court of appeals E L Hague president of the Lorraine County Automobile Club and others sued T A Conway over a note given to halt criminal prosecution. Conway endorsed Gooden's $700 note when funds were insufficient. A jury in common pleas found Conway liable for the note amount and the verdict was sustained on appeal.
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District Court of Appeals
E .L. Hague
Lorrain County Automobile Club
T. A. Conway
Gooden
Conway
Commion Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Lawsuit filed for injuries in Amherst in 1951
Alfred Bowers and Clyde O. filed suit against W Bushbark of 104 Longfford Street Elyria for fifteen thousand nine hundred dollars for injuries allegedly sustained in an automobile accident in Amherst in August 1951, per the petition.
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Alfred Bowers
Clyde. O
W. Bushbark
Longfford Street
Elyria
Amherst
Colonial atmosphere at Elyria High School auditorium
Students at Elyria High staged a Washington bicentennial assembly featuring talks on George Washington by Bertha Borie and Glenn Shepard, a period musical program by the orchestra including Country Dance and Hail Columbia, and a seven student cast play. A theft report notes headlights stolen from Nelson Hitchcock of Grafton from a car parked at the Masonic Temple rear.
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Elyria High School
Washington
George Washington
Bertha Borie
Glenn Shepard
Hadley
Columbia
Nelson Hitchcock
Grafton
Masonic Temple
Cuyahoga County Treasurers Office Faces 679000 Deficit
April 12 report from state examiners shows a deficit of 679,457.85 in the Cuyahoga County Treasurer L. G. Collister's accounts as of Dec. 18, 1931. Prosecutor Siegley began a thorough review, with 19 examiners at work for four months.
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State Examiner
Cuyahoga County
Collister
Cleveland
UPA State Examiners
L. G. Collister
County Treasury
P. L. A. Siegley
Lieghiey
Riou
Colister
Iis
Lex Bernstei
Treasur
Treasury
J. X. Main
Albert Meyers
Main
Joseph T Tracy
Levgney
Counrty Treasury
Leighley
Dorothy Rodnar
Callister Booster Club
John J. Boyle
Mike
Bernstein
Walter £. Cook
Death Record of Mrs Mary Mandeville at Columbia Station
Mrs Mary Mandeville age 84 widow of David Mandeville died Monday morning at her daughter Harriet Snell's home in Columbia Station following influenza and pneumonia. She resided previously in Camden Ohio. Survived by daughter Harriet Snell. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 PM at the Snell homestead Route 82 Columbia with burial in Camden Cemetery. Rev Earl J Lea will officiate.
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Mary Mandeville
Columbia Station
David Mandeville
Herman Snell
Harriet Snell
Camden
Ohio
Snell
Route 82
Columbia
Feidler Funeral to beheld in Elyria burial at North Murray Ridge
Edward Feidler who died in Berea Hospital will be brought to Elyria for burial in North Murray Ridge Cemetery. He leaves his widow three children one brother and three sisters his father Emil Feidler of this city.
College Work Resumed After Spring Recess
Oberlin College reopened after a ten day spring recess with eight o'clock classes. Paul Luekenbach of General Electric spoke at 7 36 on radiation effects on animals and plants in Severance Laboratory. Miss Susan Shedd gave a senior organ recital at 7 30 in Finney Chapel. The noon chapel featured Rev M L Lichliter on The New Northwest The Current Social Situation.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Paul Luekenbach
General Electric Company
Severance Laboratory
Susan G. Shedd
Obertin Conservatory of Music
Finney Chapel
M. L. Lichliter
First Congregational Church
Columbus
A A U W Sectional Meeting Reports From South Bend
Mrs George H Danton presided at the Ohio Oberlin branch as the north east central sectional conference of the American Association of University Women met in South Bend Indiana. The five state region Ohio Illinois Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin hosted 118 branches and more than four hundred delegates gathered at the Oliver Hotel. Opening sessions featured group conferences for branch presidents fellowship chairmen and a talk by Edith D Cochins registrar of Ohio State and Old State University president on The College Woman and Her Community. Dr James A Woodward Indiana University and Professor Helen R Wreht spoke at the dinner on Old Northwest Terriors with a second speaker following.
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Ohberlie
A A. E.W
South Bend
Invinta
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
American A Association of
Oliver Hotel
Lorain
Oberlin
Columbus
Cincinnati
Toledo
Edith D. Cochins
Old State University
Ohio State
James A Woodward
Indiana University
Helen R. Wreht
Graduate School of
Condon's trips amid Lindbergh baby ransom plot details
The report outlines Condon's two secret trips from his New Jersey base, each with suitcases likely holding ransom cash. He later returned with the cases but gave no clear report. Al Reich and a cemetery encounter are described, with notes about strings of messages and a $50,000 ransom agreement, while Hoff remains hopeful for the baby's safe return.
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Condon
Brown
New Jersey
Lindbereh
al Reich
D. Condon
Reich
New York
Reidh
Col.Lindbergh
Harry Walsh
Jersey City Police
235Rd Street
Jerome Avenini
Puglist
Woodland Cemetery
van Cortlandt Park
Col. Lindbergh
City to plant munici pal garden plots as 360 apply
About one hundred acres will be used for municipal gardens this spring. Mayor W H Van Oster announced 360 people have applied for plots and soil samples will be sent to Wooster for analysis. Two plans guide the project, with 40 by 100 foot plots for individuals and a 420 acre city farm near the sewage plant for staple crops.
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W. H. van Oster
Wooster Agricultural Experimental Station
van Oster
Hitman divorce case seeks injunction against Lorain ordinance
Dorothy M Hitaman was granted a divorce from Donald amid allegations of neglect and misconduct. A common pleas hearing sought to enjoin enforcement of Lorain's cleanliness ordinance, aimed at halting distribution of advertising circulars and leaflets for goods excluding newspapers. The ordinance had been passed as an emergency measure last Monday to keep Lorain clean, with the hearing resuming this afternoon.
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Saztay's Market
Dorothy M. Hitaman
Donald
Common Pleas
Coure
Lorain
Cleveland Shopping News
Jorain
City gas rates may drop under proposed ordinance
The plan would lower the typical 5,000 foot bill from 3.70 to 3.20, yielding a monthly net saving of 3,350 across the city based on 6,700 customers. Current rates stem from a four year old compromise. authorities expect state utility decisions to guide further adjustments if the ordinance passes this year.
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State Utilities Commission
Cleveland Markets Report with Crops and Livestock Prices
Market notes from Cleveland show unsettled pricing on produce and eggs with various regional and state values. Livestock bids reflect mixed hog, cattle, and calf prices, while farmers market listings include beets, greens, lettuce, herbs, radishes, tomatoes, and turnips with regional Ohio pricing data.
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Ohio
Body Of Man Found Under Building In Elyria
The unidentified man, about 45 to 50, was found under a building owned by Elyria Lumber and Coal on Elm Street at 9 AM. Coroner T A Peebles stated he likely died about 48 hours earlier due to alcohol poisoning and exposure. William Markowski found the body and notified police. it was taken to Taylor Funeral Home.
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Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
Elm Street
T. A. Peebles
Elyria
William Markowski
Taylor Funeral Home
Deputy Given Absence Leave During Primary Campaign
Sheriff announces Chief Deputy Clarence Dirk will be on leave until after the primary. Dirk is a Republican sheriff candidate. special deputy Gerald Nau at 6 a day is appointed to serve during absence of Dirk and Deputy Bob Rodgers, who also seeks the GOP nomination and is taking a month off.
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Clarence Dirk
Clarence Adams
Gerald Nau
Dewey Avenue
Bivsia
Bob Rodgers
School employees back pay cuts to ease taxes
Maston quoted that all staff will share reductions to meet public demand and tax relief. He warned drastic cuts could undermine academic standards, noting the school system’s large public funding. The board will review proposals, with many likely to be adopted to maintain the program.
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Maston
Syystem
Ju lias suit against Elyria heard by jury
Mrs Amelia Julius sues City of Elyria for 416900 claiming injuries from a February 1930 sidewalk ice slip on Chestnut Street. The case is before Judge A R Webber with Judge Webb er presiding.
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Amelia Julias
Elyria
A. R. Webber Todas
Williams
Kaiser Court
Chestnut Street
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