Elyria set to form British and Canadian veterans group
A meeting next Wednesday at 7 30 PM will launch the Organization of British and Canadian war veterans of Elyria and Vicinity. The group aims to preserve war associations care for graves aid living veterans and families with plans for a pipe band social events and relief work. A luncheon will follow and membership seeks area English and Canadian veterans with hopes to add a British atmosphere at future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
More Lorain County School Districts May Get State Aid
Lorain County may add Clearview and possibly East Carlisle to the four existing state aid districts Penfield Henrietta South Amherst and Huntington. The move would reduce staff at Vincent School but likely not at Clearview due to enrollment. State aid depends on per pupil formulas and districts must be listed promptly as state funds cover two-year appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
R. P. Vaughn
Clearview
East Carlisle
Penfield
Henrietta
South Amherst
Huntington
Vincent
Ohio
Guardian Trust Depositors Weigh Bank Reorganization
After a tense meeting 664 depositors discussed Guardian Trust Company and plans to reopen negotiations with the RFC for a separate national bank. Debates centered on asset appraisals and the path to deposit payments while First National Bank proposed acquiring liquid assets to back dividends for Union and Guardian depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Cleveland
Ite
Ine Guardian Trust Companyr
Tedar
Waest
Imgion
Ier
Raelinmel Berk
J. R. Krause
First National Bank
Union Trust Company
Guardian Trust Company
First National Plex
Guardian
R. F.C
Union Trust
Guardian Trust
First National
Depositors’ Association
Guardian Depositors’ Bank
Common Pleas
Harrison W. Ewing
S. B. Congdon
Harry F. Payer
Arthur A. Miller
Pay
Guardian Trust Co. Books Access Ordered by Court
Judge rules Paver may inspect Guardian Trust Co. books and records under official law, excluding deposit and trust records. Attorney Daugherty represents the conservator in the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Paver
Guardian Trust Co
MacDonald and Roosevelt Talk Union of Two Worlds
The article describes Prime Minister MacDonald and President Roosevelt meeting informally at the White House. They discuss economic strife and a potential Anglo American approach to ease distress while signaling a cooperative stance. Miss Ishbel MacDonald accompanies the Prime Minister for a long week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDonald
Hyde Park
England
White House
Roosevelt
Prime Minster
América
MaccDonald
Ishhel MacDonald
Tax League to Hear Kels er and Thomson
Carlisle Tax League members will hear discussions on taxation methods at 8 PM Monday. Representative Malcolm Thomson and County Auditor C S Kelser will present, announced S P Mason, league president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Tax League
Malcolm Thomson
C. $. Kelser
S. P. Mason
Two Tourists Drown After Auto Plunges Into Ditch
In Cambridge Ohio two New York visitors, Benjamin Fleigel and Edith Idescus, were drowned when their car overturned and fell into a water-filled roadside ditch along the National highway. Mrs Fleigel and a young daughter were rescued by passing motorists.
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Cambridge
Here
Benjamin Fleigel
Edith Idescus
New York
St. Louis
Wadsworth Woman Re-elected Leader in Reform Church group
Mrs. George Fretz of Akron was re elected president of the Northeast Ohio Class of the Reform Church Women's Missionary Society at the close of the annual meeting in Wadsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
George ¢. Fretz
Akron
Northeast Ohio
Reformed Church Women’s Missionary Society
Kunick Sues Blackford for 295 Dollars in Car Collision
Miles Kunick sues R. K. Blackford of Plymouth C for 295 dollars damages from an automobile collision on Route 57 dated November 27, 1931 per the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Kunick
R. K. Blackford
Plymouth
Widow confesses to poisoning foster son for insurance
Hammond police report that Daisy Harmon, 52, a widow, confessed to giving rat poison to her 13 year old foster son Anthony Brabender to claim a $4,240 life insurance policy.
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Hammond
Ind
Daisy Harmon
Anthony Brabender
Elyria Rotary Club Plans Next Meeting and Toledo Conference
The Elyria Rotary Club will meet at the Firs' Club at noon with W. O. McClellan directing. Final arrangements for attendance at the Twenty-First District Rotary Conference in Toledo next Thursday and Friday will be made at the meeting with Lawrence H. Webber chairing elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Tripped on sidewalk injures Mrs William Hiely
At about midnight Mrs William Hiely of 150 North up street sustained two fractured kneecaps after tripping on a Cleveland Street sidewalk. Police report notes the accident occurred near 4 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hiely
Northup Street
Cleveland Stree
Charles Jackson Battles Ratile Snake Near City Bridge
Charles Jackson of Woodford avenue today killed a ratile snake near the Tsiegraph road bridge over the New York Central tracks, a local incident reported in the city area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jackson
Woodford Avenue
New York Central
Death Notice for Mary E. Donahoe
Mary E. Donahoe 203 Lake avenue Elyria died at home yesterday after fifteen years in the city. Born in Kip ton in 1853 she was the last survivor of a family of five. Funeral services will be Monday at 9 30 from St Agnes church with burial in St Mary's cemetery Wakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Donahoe
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Kipton
St. Agnes’ Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Wakeman
Death of John Nager 75 in Brownhelm Ohio
John Nager aged 75 died at his Brownhelm home on Jerusalem road at eight this morning. He was born in New York City and moved to the area as an infant. He leaves nine children including James, Mrs. Mary Meeker, Margaret, Lenora, Elizabeth O'Brien of Cleveland, John of Walla Walla, Daniel of Kansas City, Thomas and Celia Brill of Brownhelm, plus twenty grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Amherst
John Nager
Jerusalem Road
Brownhelm
New York City
James
Mary Meeker
Margaret
Lénora
Elizabeth O’brien
Cleveland
John
Walla Walla
Washington
Daniel
Kansas City
Missouri
Thomas
Celia Brill
Helen Meeker
Markel
Obituary: Irwin Bronson Dies at 84 in Brighton
Irwin Bronson 84 died at his Brighton home after a three year illness. Survived by three children Lyman Charles and Mary all at home three brothers F H Bronson Camden Fred Bronson Kipton Dell Char don and a sister Mrs Almeda Searles of Camden. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 from Keith Andrews Funeral Home Wellington with Rev Caster officiating burial Camden remem ory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Bronson
Brighton
Lyman
Charles
Mary
F. H. Bronson
Camden
Fred Bronson
Kipton
Dell
Chardon
Almeda Searles
Keith Andrews
Wellington
Caster
Rozai sues Prudential for $5000 over accidental death
Mrs Rozai a Kurtz of Lorain sues the Prudential Insurance Company for $5000 alleging death by own action under an accidental death clause. Kurtz an attorney was found dead in his car last Thanksgiving Day from a shotgun wound. The case centers on whether the death was self inflicted, homicide, or accident. The grand jury inspected the death but made no public report. The policy provided a $3000 death benefit and $4000 for accidental death, with the suit arising from the latter clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rozai
Kurtz
Lorain
Prudential Insurance Company
Isurance Peicy
Specialist Visits Greenhouse Tour in Jorain County
A. W. Marion of Ohio State University and county agent C. J. Hummel surveyed vegetable gardens and greenhouses Thursday in Jorain County. Marion planned to arrange extension service vegetable gardening projects and review results from last year’s participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorain County
A. W. Marion
Ohio State University
C. J Hummel
Marion
Extension Service
Oberlin Renovizing Campaign Reaches $50120 Pledged
A dinner meeting at Oberlin Inn crowned the Renovizing campaign with pledges totaling $50120. About half will go to labor, the rest to materials. J N Stone accepts applications for work, overseen by a committee to aid those seeking workers. Dr Paul C Colegrove chairs the drive and praises cooperation from property owners.
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Oberlin. O
Oberlin
Oberlin Inn
J. N. Stone
Business Men's Club
Paul ¢. Colegrove
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar Highlights April Events
Oberlin College lists a week of events from April 22 to 27 at Sturges Hall Finney Chapel Warner Hall and Carnegie Library. Include a dramatic presentation, musical recitals by the Conservatory and graduates, lectures by university professors and student assemblies.
Events and Recitals Scheduled for April 28 29
Miss Elsbeth W Warner and Miss Florence E Conrad present music on Brazil and Uruguay. Miss Mary M Swindler lectures on Seventh Century Greek Art at Allen Art Building 815 PM. Mr Leyton E Carter of the 1914 class and Cleveland Foundation official leads piano recital at Warner Hall 415 PM. La Kluba Esperanza meets Peter's Hall 430 PM. Fifth Ohio Model Assembly opens 730 PM King Bosworth room. Senior piano recital by Cassing W Gould Jr 730 PM. Saturday features committee meetings 2 PM to 12 AM and final plenary 230 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlinramatic Association
R. Archibald Jelliffe
Sturges Hall
Warner Hall
Conservatory String Quarter
Fairchild Chapel
Graduate School of Theology
W. W. Rankin
Finney Chapel
Robert N. Lee
Finger Chapel
Florence M. Fiten
College Council
Carnegia Library
Bernard L. Mason
Lloyd W. Taylor
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Marguerite E. Stevens
Ohio
Walter W. Ristow
Egypt
General Council
Carnegie Library
Henrietta I. Spain
Cosmopolitan Club
Elsbeth W. Warner
Brazil
Florence E. Conrad
Uruguay
Mary M. Swindler
Bryn Mawr College
Allen Art
Leyton E. Carter
Ohio Model Assembly
League of Nations
King-Bosworth
Epworth League Hosts Gypsy Party at Church
Members of the Epworth League and friends held a gypsy party in the church social rooms last night. About thirty attended to play gypsy games and enjoy refreshments in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Easter Carols at Christchurch Singers Revisit Ancient Hymns
On Sunday the final Easter day a group will sing fascinating ancient Easter Carols at Christchurch. The Easter music and hymns will be repeated for listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoir
Christchurch
Oberlin Exchange Club Spring Smoker Dinner at 7
The Oberlin Exchange club will hold its annual Spring smoker on Monday evening. Dinner will be served at 7 in the club room at the Oberlin Inn, with an interesting program planned for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Local Socials and Upcoming Dance at Oberlin Hall
Dr and Mrs E Miller hosted an evening of bridge at their East College street home with three tables in play and late refreshments. Mrs Gar McRoberts and Mrs Roy Jackson attended the Town send Road Farm club meeting at Mrs Thayer's Milan home. A youth card party and dance for Sacred Heart church is set for next Wednesday April 26 at Oberlin Grange hall with Rhythm Aces providing music. Mrs Schoeffel of Detroit visiting her daughter Mrs Don Morrison of Forest street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Miller
East College Street
Gar McRoberts
Roy Jackson
Townsend Road
Thayer
Milan
Sacred Heart Church
Oberlin Grange Hall
Rhythm Aces
Schoeffel
Detroit
Mich
Don Morrison
Forest Street
Challenging Accepted Truths Fosters Originality
A provocative idea argues that forging a reputation for originality involves confronting established truths and denying them. The claim suggests bold skepticism as a pathway to creative distinction.
Wellington Hoyt Ray Breaks Half Mile at Oberlin Meet
Don Ray of Wellington set a new half mile track record at Oberlin as Barter Ridgeville’s 1928 record fell. New London dominated the meet with 66 points, Medina 49.5, Vermilion 22, Wellington 19.5, and Amherst 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Don Ray
Oberlin
Wen
Ray
Barter
Ridgeville
New London
Azar
Medina
Vermilion
Amherst
Eagles Initiate Six New Members at Wellington Lodge
The Wellington Fraternal Order of Eagles welcomed six candidates into the organization on Thursday evening after the regular lodge session. Charles McKinney and his committee prepared and served a buffet luncheon following the initiation and officer nominations for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Order of Eagles
Charles McKinney
Wellington Rifle Club records fall as Brouse leads
Kenneth Brouse leaped to first with 329 hits of 400 as Charles Manning’s prior local record of 318 is surpassed. The Wellington team lost both out of town games this week with Elyria beating them by about 30 points per man and New London defeating them 831 to 14. Participants include John Hanney Percy Garrett Floyd Trish Horace Bassett C Manning and Martin Gibbons. New London and Spencer teams tour the local range next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Brouse
Wellington Rifle Club
Charles Manning
Elyria
New London
Wellington
John Hanney
Percy Garrett
Floyd Trish
Lyn Coates
Horace Bassett
Percey Garrett
C. Manning
Martin Gibbons
Spencer
Bridge tourney at Ramser's Grille yields six tables
Five tables of duplicate bridge played at Ramser's Grille on Thursday evening. North South results list Marie Ramser with John Green field Jr scoring 53 points, Wagner and Manecke 41, Weber BeVier and Delano Beers 37, Hiner and Mortimer 12, Banning and Daugherty 34. East West results show John Greenfield Sr with A R Brannon 43.5, Lannon and Warren 42, Ramser and Hene 35, Ferrell and Rice 29.5, Andrews and Walden 29.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramser’s Grille
Marie Ramser
John Greenfield, Jr
Harry Wagner
Helen Manecke
Wehnber BeVier
Delano Beers
Arthur Hiner
Miss Mortimer
Vern Banning
Henry Daugherty
John Greenfield, Sr
A R. Branron
H G. Lannnon
Albert Warren
Henry Ramser
E. L. Hene
Donald Ferrell
Harold Rice
Keith Andrews
Robert Walden
Wellington Scouts Win County Meet at Oberlin
Wellington Boy Scouts traveled to Oberlin for the annual county meet at Warner's hall. Franklin Jones, Scoutmaster, led the group to first place for the seventh consecutive time with his assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Wellington
Warner's Hall
Frankin Jones
Plan for Inter-Class Softball Tourney Takes Shape
Plans for an inter-class softball tournament are in motion as organizers seek to finalize entries and rules. The effort focuses on coordinating teams, venues, and a start date compatible with school schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napplev McCormack
Maken
Wellington Briefs Highlight Local Events
Bradstock attended an college exhibition at Case S coot Cleveland last evening. Jean Barber, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Barber, was discharged from Four Clinic hospital after treatment for intestinal illness. Rehearsals for a music concert at Clearview occurred in the local school all day yesterday with the Junior orchestra and Senior Band performing. tonight’s program features the Senior orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Nillip Bradstock
Case S Coot
Cleveland
Arma Jean Barber
John Barber
Four Clinic
Clearview
Young Men's Club to hear grid official at YMCA meeting
Dr. J. H. Nichols, Oberlin College athletics director, and former Ohio State University official, will speak to the Young Men's Club at the YMCA Monday night. He will share experiences as a Western Conference football official and a plan for the club's annual golf tournament may be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Nichols
Oberlin College
Nichols
Ohio State University
Democrats of First Ward Organize
Organization of the First Ward Democratic Men's Club was effected last night at a district meeting at 311 East River Street. William Jones was elected president with George Wehlber as vice president Frank Yanke as secretary and Ivor Thomas as treasurer. Three trustees were elected: Charles Zacharias L Schwartz and Leo Strohmelier. Meetings set for the first Thursday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
Democratic Men's Club
East River Street
William Jones
George Wehlber
Frank Yanke
Ivor Thomas
Charles Zacharias
L Schwartz
Leo Strohmelier
Wheat Prices Dip at Chicago Board of Trade Opening
Chicago April 22 Wheat led grains in a price drop at the opening of the Chicago Board of Trade due to reports of rain in the southwest where drought had prevailed. Prices fell 1 8 to 7 8 cents a bushel with other grains also slipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
FTC to Probe Cities Service Securities Practices
Washington April 22 The federal trade commission announced it will investigate the financial practices of Henry L. Doherty's Cities Service Securities Company at hearings next Tuesday Commission Examiner Thomas W. Mitchell will present a report on the company's dealings in buying selling and marketing securities of the Cities Service Company parent concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission Today
Henry L. Doherty
Cities Service Securities Company
Commission
Thomas W. Mitchell
Cities Service Company
Poll Shows Wide Support for City Commissary
A March poll of 1 057 households, with 903 responses, found 867 favor continuing the city commissary and 36 against. Most said the food quality is OK, with few complaints beyond coffee and some items like bacon and vegetables. some noted not enough food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Mathis
O. K
Mathis
Markets: Cleveland livestock and grain notes
Hog receipts show holdovers none and steady prices with week decline to 10c. Cattle receipts include steers and heifers up 25¢. best 931 lb steer at 5.28 with cows and bulls steady to higher. Calves light. week steady with top 8.00. Sheep and lambs mixed with top 9.40 and 5.85-6.00 for woolless. Parcels of russets and potatoes moderate with steady to firm prices. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and Timothy seed quoted with current ranges and average values. Market activity moderate. on track and on ship line.
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United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Bliss
Chicago Auction Notes Turn on Butter Eggs Poultry Prices
Chicago Apr 22 Butter receipts 13153 pounds unsettled with varied grades and futures. Eggs receipts 41849 cases unsettled with firsts and storage packed firsts listed. Poultry live receipts 17 trucks firm with leg horn hens roosters turkeys and ducks priced by weight. Potatoes United States De- (text truncated).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leshorn
Roosters
Lexhorn Roosters
Plymouth Rock
United States
Commissary Drain Cited After Banking Situation
Mathis noted that rare cases arise and are disclosed sooner or later. Ma this reported that existing banking conditions led to an increased drain on the commissary recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathis
Reynolds infant to get two millions
Confirmation that Mrs Lib by Holman Reynolds's infant son will receive 2 900 000 from his father's estate. Attorneys for Mrs Reynolds and W M Henderson, counsel for the Reynolds family, say the two children of the late tobacco heir will each receive 2 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. C
Libby Holman Reynolds
Escape convict confession leads to arrest in Kent
William O Neil aged 25 from Salt Lake City confessed to being an escaped prisoner from the Colorado State penitentiary. He was captured as his companion William Krause a 21 year old Detroit man slipped while boarding a freight train and lost his left leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent, O
William O'Neil
Salt Lake City
Colorado State Penitentiary
William Krause
Detroit
County women vote on projects for next year
Forty eight women expressed a preference for projects including home furnishings and health. The vote occurred during winter and at Get Acquainted Day with many participants not voting. Results to be discussed by 20 county groups at Elyria Savings and Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Alice Bird
County Agricultural Extension
County Extension Service
Miss Bird
Roosevelt hopes new loan expansion to lift business
Sources say President Roosevelt aims to loosen loan terms for business and industry to put money into circulation. The move is expected to gradually push prices higher and revive trade activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Roosevelt
Grain and Feed Prices from Cleveland Market Report
Prices for corn, wheat, oats, flour and feeds listed with multiple qualities and units. Includes Clover, Hay, Straw, Alfalfa, Mill Feeds and byproducts with bid and ask ranges and per unit values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Opposition to new money powers sparks inflation fears
Republicans attacked a pending bill proposing United States notes and a 50 percent gold content reduction. They warned inflation could spiral and cited a dangerous concentration of power in the president, arguing the proposed authority could be misused if not checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve
Germany
France
Farmers seek guaranteed milk price proposal in Ohio
A public meeting next Tuesday will discuss establishing a public utility style price for milk. State leaders note farmers suffer when prices drop to zero per hundred, urging an assured price model now before Ohio's legislature with public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Ohio
Mason
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