Hearings Soon On Bus Applications In Cleveland Toledo Route
Columbus April 20 The utilities commission attorney Edward Schreiner said hearings would resume next week on four contenders for local service rights over the Cleveland Toledo route. He did not fix a date but favored Monday as acceptable to counsel. Competing firms include the Pennsylvania Line, Central Greyhound, Buckeye Stages Inc and Lake Shore Coach Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Utilities Commission
Edward Schreiner
Cleveland- Toledo
Schreiner
Pennsylvania
Central Greyhound Lines
Buckeye Stages, Inc
Lake Shore Coach Co
Elymian Fined On Zoning Law Charge
Albert Vogley of 408 Louisiana avenue faced charges of violating the zoning ordinance maintaining a fire hazard and a health hazard. In Mayor Donn A. Baird's court this morning he was fined $10 and costs on each charge with all but $5 and costs suspended on the zoning violation. Arrest was noted on affidavits sworn by City Building Inspector Hart Dickason Fire Chief Wallace Bates and Health Commissioner Dr. George French.
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Albert Vogley
Louisiana Avenue
Donn A. Baird
Vogley
Wesley
Hart Dickason
Wallace N. Bates
George French
Young Driver Fined in Elyria Police Court
Eldon Cole, 19, of Columbia Station, received a $50 fine plus costs and a six month license suspension in Elyria police court. Major Don A. Baird imposed the sentence after Cole was arrested by local police last week.
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Eldon Cole
R. D
Columbia Station
Elyria
Don A. Baird
Reunion of Councils R and S M of the Fourth Arch at Bucyrus
The meeting occurs in Bucyrus on Wednesday April 21 with a 6 p.m. dinner and 7 30 p.m. work session. Members of the councils R and S M are scheduled to attend.
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S. M
Bucyrus
Appointment of Judges Proposed
Lorain County petitions will circulate tomorrow to amend the Ohio Constitution to end popular elections for higher court judges and replace them with appointments. A. H. West leads the drive with a meeting set at Lorain County Savings and Trust to organize signatures, aiming for 4,400 in the county.
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Lorain County
Ohio
A. H. West
Judicial Selection
Lorain
West
Supreme Court
Courts of Appeals
Judicial Council
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Senate
Return of Milk Bottles Sought in Elyria Clean-Up
H. H. Kimmel state inspector urged Elyrians to return thousands of unreturned milk bottles during the Clean-Up campaign. He estimated 250000 bottles are in local homes and noted a bottle shortage for dealers. Bottles should be left where drivers pick them up or called in to dairies. State law bans discarding bottles in rubbish cans.
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Elyria
H. H. Kimmel
Department of Agriculture
Elyrians
Kimmel
Will Ask Funds For Huge Water Well
Council approved a resolution to apply for a WPA grant to construct a million gallon water well at the Lake Erie pumping station. The city cannot use $26,000 surplus from the prior PWA grant. The project is estimated to cost about $58,000 and would add a three million gallon storage capacity.
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Lake Erie
Seward N. Black
PWA
Farewell Luncheon for Mrs Cravit in Oberlin
The Past Matrons of the Eastern Stars hosted a farewell luncheon at Mrs W F Cravit s home. Eighteen members attended and presented a wall mirror. The Gravit couple will move to Ann Arbor Michigan after leaving Oberlin. Mrs Gravit recently received a handkerchief shower from the Women s Relief Corps.
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Oberlin
The
Eastern Stars
W. F. Cravit
Surprise 75th Birthday Party At J N Stone Home
A group gathered Sunday evening at J N Stone’s South Main home to honor his seventy fifth birthday with a basket supper and social time. Those attending included Mr. and Mrs. X N A Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Kendeigh, Mr. and Mrs. C R Graham, Mr. and Mrs. P G Worcester, Mr. and Mrs. Butler Cooler, and Mr. and Mrs. Stone.
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J. N. Stone
South Main Street
XN. A. Martin
Milo Kendeigh
C. R. Graham
P. G. Worcester
Butler Cooler
Stone
Oberlin Exchange Club Hosts Peace Society Program
The Oberlin Exchange club heard a musical program at Oberlin Inn with Gilbert Porsch of the Conservatory of Music performing on French horn and giving a history of the instrument. Afterward Mr. Catlin and Mrs. Sisson of the Oberlin Peace Society outlined plans for a peace demonstration in Oberlin this Wednesday and Thursday.
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Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Peace Society
Oberlin Inn
Gilbert Porsch
Conservatory of Music
Catlin
Sisson
The
Peace Society
Oberlin
Divorces Filed and Suits Filed in Lorain Court
Agnes Houghtaling’s divorce suit against Paul Houghtaling was dismissed in common pleas court yesterday. Madeline Stascak and Vera R. Jones filed divorce actions, while LaCrosse Boiler sued C R John for 12240. Lake Erie Savings and Loan sued Anthony Pawlowski et al for 3100 seeking foreclosures of Lorain property. Margaret Welsh seeks to register property heirs title in Sheffield Lake. LaMar Barnhill sues Alex Sales for expenses in a parenthood proceeding from Lorain Municipal Court.
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Agnes Houghtaling
Paul Houghtaling
Common Pleas
Madeline Stascak
John Stascak, Jr
Elyria
Vera R. Jones
William D. Jones
Lorain
Margaret K. Welsh
Common Pleas Court
Sheffield Lake
Lake Erie Savings and Loan Company
Anthony Pawlowski
LaMar Barnhill
Alex Sales
Parenthood
Dustman To Speak On Modern Russia In Lorain County
George A. Dustman Wooster agricultural extension agent will present motion pictures and observations from 10 European countries to two Lorain County groups. He speaks at the Elyria Kiwanis Club noon meeting at Motel Billinghurst and later to the Lorain County Senior Four-H Club at Eaton School. Dustman previously toured Europe 20,000 miles with the Sherwood Eddy Seminar.
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Russia
Lorain County
George A. Dustman
Wooster
Wayne County
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Billinghurst
Eaton School
Dustman
Europe
Sherwood Eddy
Lodger Is Given X-Ray Examination
James Miller of S. Au. Rustine Florida was treated after an X-ray at Elzria Memorial Hospital showed no spinal fracture. He reported a fall while painting an electric sign in Sunbury, Pa, and was released after lodging at city jail briefed by officers about neck pain.
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James Miller
S. Au. Rustine, Fla
Elzria Memorial Hospital
Miller
Lodzinz
City Jail
Sunbury
Elyria Woman Fined for Intoxication in Police Court
Bernice Stack, 38, of Sixteenth Street, was fined $1 and costs after pleading intoxication before Mayor Down A Baird. She was arrested at Middle Avenue and 15th Street about 7:15 p.m. yesterday and remanded to county jail when unable to pay the fine.
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Bernice Stack
Sixteenth Street
Downa. Baird
Miss Stack
Middle Avenue
15Th Street
Meeting details from North Russia church group
Last evening the group met with Miss Juanita Schramm of North Russia for a covered dish supper and devotional led by Mrs. Irene Ward. Miss Mary Yocom presented a paper on The Significant Religious Activities of the Year and plans were made for a guest night at the Methodist church on May 17 with a special program to follow.
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Juanita Schramm
North
Russia
Irene Ward
Mary Yocom
Methodist Church
Oberlin Women’s Club Screens Slides of Famous Gardens
The Garden department and guests at Oberlin Inn enjoyed a viewing of slides titled America’s Most Famous Gardens shown by Professor Lynds Jones. Mrs Zellers offered an engaging description of the gardens as presented.
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Oberlin Women's Club
Oberlin Inn
America
Lynds Jones
Woodland Avenue Neighborhood Club Meets With Ella Kendeigh
The Woodland avenue Neighborhood club will meet Thursday with Mrs. Ella Kendeigh at 152 Woodland avenue. The Past Matrons of the Eastern Stars plan a 6 30 pot luck supper Friday at the Masonic hall as a birthday party event with hostesses Mrs. Spaulding and Mrs. S J White. Mrs. Double and Miss Edith Bacon accompany Mrs. Bacon visiting Mansfield. Mrs. Bacon sails next week on the Aquitania to attend the Coronation in England with Mary Drake and daughter. Mrs. Wilbur Ward attends the funeral of Mrs. Dirlam in Sullivan today.
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Woodland Avenue
Ella Kendeigh
Paul Krieg
Groveland Street
Merwin Apartments
North Pleasant Street
Masonic Hall
Spaulding
S. J. White
E. K. Bacon
Mansfield
Mrs. Double
Edith Bacon
J. W. Hill
County Scholarship Team Selected for Kent Test
C A Gibbons announces Lorain County high school students who will form the county scholarship team for the district state scholarship test at Kent on May 1. Elims reduced the group from 32 to 30 with one algebra and one American history rep. June Jeanette Draga of Amherst will represent algebra, Benedict Macda of Avon Lake will represent American history, due to small entry in history. Other subject reps remain as announced.
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Lorain County
Kent
C.A. Gibbons
Jeanette Draga
Amherst
Benedict Macda
Avon Lake
Avon Man Named Sales Manager
Tom L. Sample of Kinzle road Avon was named general sales manager of the United States for Valley Forge Flag Co. The firm with offices in principal cities operates large art flag business. General sales offices are in Cleveland. Sample has 27 years of sales experience and will depart for a extended southern trip.
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Tom L. Sample
Kinzle Road
Avon
United States
Valley Forge Flag Co
Cleveland
Sample
Two Comparison Plots For Corn Planned In Lorain County
Plans for two corn comparison plots near completion in Lorain County per extension agent C I Hummel. The Henry Leimbach farm in Brownhelm Township awaits 8Weet corn for a Span Cross Whit Cross Mar Cross and Golden Bantam trial. A second silage plot will be at C E Dickason farm with two hybrid varieties.
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Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
Henry Leimbach
Brownhelm Township
Leimbach
C. E. Dickason
Dickason
Loyalist naval duties and suspicions of foreign interference
The text outlines strict orders for loyalist coast patrols to enforce duties even at sacrifice, highlighting worries that Italian and German fleets patrolling loyalist areas might overstep instructions and disrupt friendly or neutral shipping amid reports of cooperation with nationalist warships.
Sth Grade Students To Meet At E. H. S. Tomorrow
About 500 eighth grade students from Elyria and surrounding areas will gather at Elyria High School auditorium tomorrow afternoon. Principal C P Shively will outline high school work and distribute tentative registration blanks for next year freshmen. Attendees include students entering Jefferson Junior High and Elyria High School from public and parochial schools, plus those from nearby townships without high schools. Scheduled for 2 p.m.
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Elyria
Elyria High School
C. P. Shively
Jefferson Junior High School
Carlisle Townships
Elyrian Man Injured in City Street Accident
George Haines of 411 East Ave N.U.S. suffered bruises and lacerations after tripping on a tow bar between two cars stopped on Broad Street near East Avenue. Initial report said no medical care was needed, but he remained under a physician's care after an X ray showed treatment was necessary.
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George Haines
East Avenus
Broad Street
East Avenue
Haines
Death Record of Baby Nancy Moehle in Wellington
Seven week old Nancy Jane Moehle daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Moehle of 240 Eighth Street died at home this morning. She is survived by her parents two sisters Betty Eilene and Janet Marie and grandmother Mrs Anna Mc Carren. A short prayer service is set for Wednesday at 2:00 pm at Keith Andrews Funeral Home Wellington. Burial will follow at Wellington Greenwood Cemetery.
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Nancy Jane Moehle
Edwin Moehle
Eighth Street
Betty Eilene
Janet Marie
Anna McCarren
Keith Andrews
Wellington
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs Martha Harding dies at 75 in Medina home
Mrs Martha Harding mother of Susan Erbskorn Bessie Jenkins Lettie Clarke and Ruth Ault all of this city died at the Medina home of her daughter Mary Hazen Sunday night at age 75 Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p m from H A Waite and Son Funeral Home Medina with burial in Medina cemetery
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Martha Harding
Susan Erbskorn
Bessie Jenkins
Lettie Clarke
Ruth Ault
Mary Hazen
Medina
H. A. Waite and Son Funeral
Death of Elwin Squires at 57 in Elyria
Elwin T. Squires 57 died at his home 126 Riverside court Monday at 2 15 after a brief illness. Born May 16 1880 in Carlisle he spent his life in Elyria worked 23 years at National Tube Company. Survived by wife Bessie M. Squires son Gerald two brothers O B Squires Los Angeles Arthur Squires Nota two sisters Creta Walker Long Beach CA and Eubie Penfound Carlisle. Friends may call Nichols Funeral Home with services Thursday at 2 00 led by Rev A E Kemp burial South Murray Ridge cemetery.
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Elwin T. Squires
Riverside Court
Carlisle
Elyria
National Tube Company
Bessie M. Squires
Gerald
O. B. Squires
Los Angeles
Arthur Squires
Nota
Creta Walker
Long Beach
Roosevelt urges congress to fund executive departments and liquidate assets
The text reports President Roosevelt’s special message to Congress outlining goals to ensure proper functioning of executive departments, allocating a substantial share of yearly funds, and increasing treasury receipts by liquidating assets of certain emergency agencies. He pleads for action on these points.
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Treasury
Hindman Stresses Early Diagnosis of Tuberculosis
L B Hindman, executive secretary of the Lorain County TB and Health Association, urged Elyria High seniors to get tuberculin tests and follow with X rays if positive. He cited 15 to 35 as the high risk period and noted 716 Lorain High students tested with 25 percent showing positive reactions, stressing early detection to improve cure chances.
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L. B. Hindman
Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Elyria High School
Association
Lorain
Roosevelt outlines fiscal policy and budget limits
The president urged Congress to balance income and outlays for 1935, stressing two conditions: extend expiring taxes and keep appropriations within budget estimates. He warned that higher appropriations would threaten deficit avoidance and argued for a $300 million yearly public works cap to cover highways flood control rivers harbors reclamation and federal buildings.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Treasury
Complaints on Rubbish Handling Prompt City Council
Councilman Leonard Fowls urged action on reckless rubbish and ashes handling by private collectors. He warned that without a city ordinance the issue would worsen and called for urgent council measures.
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Council
Leonard Fowls
Rhine Museum in Coblenz Shows River History
The Rhine Museum in Coblenz presents the river’s history, resources, and course through models pictures relief and related exhibits.
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Rhine Museum
Coblenz
Markets and livestock prices from Cleveland and Toledo markets
Market unsettled with butter and egg quotes and live poultry listings. Potatoes wheat oats and other grains shown with assorted regional price ranges. Toledo notes include butter extras and eggs at 21 cents.
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UT. S
Idaho
Ohio
Florida
Cleveland Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Report
Receipts and prices across cattle calves hogs and sheep in Cleveland market. Cattle 750-1100 lbs steady with various grades. calves 600 receipts steady to high. sheep and lambs strong with cap lambs and clipped ewes priced. hogs trend 5c lower with mixed weights. Grain in Toledo elevators noted with transit bill.
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Cleveland
Nuisance Combated as City Considers Regulation
A councilman urged action against recurring nuisances from rubbish trucks and windblown ashes. An ordinance exists and Service Director Faxon enforces it. A second complaint cites smoke from a Furnace street terrace owned by A. J. Becks of Cleveland. authorities will investigate.
Air mail speed records Honolulu to Elyria in two days
An air mail letter arrived in Elyria two days after leaving Honolulu marking a new speed record for the city. Postmaster Sartor notes growing air mail use and mentions a forthcoming Trans Pacific Route schedule with westbound service starting tomorrow from San Francisco detailing stops through Honolulu Guam Manila Macao and Hong Kong.
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Honolulu
Elyria
Charles J. Sartor
San Francisco
Guam
Manila
Macao
Hong Kong
Grain and Feed Prices From Sheets Elevator and Montana Milling
Grain and hay prices quoted by Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co. Corn, wheat, oats by the bushel for car lots. flour by the barrel. mill feeds and hay by the ton. No. 3 yellow corn $1.35, No. 2 yellow $1.35 1.36. No. 2 red wheat $1.42 1.43. No. 1 red $1.43 1.44. Flour jobbing prices for small lots vary. milling middlings and bran prices listed. cottonseed meal and alfalfa prices shown. timothy and mixed hay ranges, and straw prices included.
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Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Ing
Webster family to rent Elyria home at 314 Fifth Street
The home at 314 Fifth Street is announced as rented to Mr and Mrs William D Webster, moving from Cleveland to Elyria. Webster becomes assistant manager at Equitable Life Insurance Company.
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Fifth Street
Wiliam D. Webster
Elyria
Cleveland
B. M. O’donnell
Webster
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Witness list for Mrs. Guettinger trial grows long
NUMBER THREE will testify that Guettinger was quarrelsome and dangerous when intoxicated. Marshal William Arnold and Deputy Marshal Paul McCampbell will describe a single beer as enough to provoke him. Additional defense witnesses include Mrs. Kochheiser, Novotny, Wagner, Daley, Lott, Thomas, Stelmach, Abrams, Scott, Scheely, John Brown, and Fred Gang. Mrs. Guettinger fled to Eva Scheely’s home after the shooting. her husband died almost instantly.
Lorain County Receives 7211 From State Care Funds
Lorain County allocated 7 211 dollars from the state's first quarter distribution for care of dependent children under the social security program. The statewide total distribution reached 417 998 dollars.
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Lorain County
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Esther Wood
Professor Street
Allan Harris
Exchange Club
Servic Guild
the Methodist Service Guild
LaCrosse Boiler Company
C. R. John
Garden Club
Elyrian
Mrs
Hindman
Cleveland Produce
Toledo
Toledo Grain Grain
Connor
18Th St
Federal Deposit Insurance
Elyria Savings & Trust CO
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