May rethink 2.65 mill school levy statewide
Columbus April 27 officials discuss reallocating the 2.65 mill levy for school operating costs across the state. The plan could shift revenue from city to rural districts, reduce state aid districts by about half, and change local tax burdens. The committee favored study with no firm policy, citing figures of about 21.29 million dollars total and roughly 17 dollars per pupil. Mrs. R R Shitehiser of Columbus urged more funding from the Ohio League of Women Voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly
Skinner
Sen. Als Ss. Espy
Cincinnati
Couisty Boards of Education
Ohio League of Womgen
R. R. Shitehiser
Netherlands Considers Agricultural and Horticultural Relief Measures
Several relief measures for agriculture and horticulture are under consideration in the Netherlands. The proposed actions aim to ease farmer expenses and stabilize crop production amid ongoing economic pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherslands
Theft of expensive shrubs from local floral property
The sheriff's department reports the theft of several expensive shrubs from J. P. Diederich and Sons on Cleve land road near Case road. The shrubs were planted recently and taken last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Diederich and Sons Floral
Cleveland Road
Case Road
Sheriff's Department
Car Crash Injures Lyle McQuiston at Park Place
Lyle McQuiston of Aritemas Court sustained facial cuts in a 1 am collision with a machine driven by A R McDonald of 415 Oxford Avenue at Park Place and Broad Street, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle McQuiston
Aritemas Court
A. R. McDonald
Oxford Avenue
Park Place
Broad Street
Suit for 150 Dollars Filed Against Rosses
The Lorain County Finance Company filed suit against C. M. and Sarah Ross of Belden for 150 dollars alleged due on a loan per the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Finance Company
C. M
Sarah Ross
Belden
Tuberculosis cases rising in Lorain County clinics
An increasing number of tuberculosis cases have been found in Lorain County during recent months. Twenty two residents were examined at Elyria Memorial Hospital with eight children among them. Early discovery allows effective treatment, and clinics are held twice monthly in Elyria and Lorain with support from the Public Health Council and Christmas seal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
H. R. O’brien
Elyria
Lorain
Public Health Council
Veterans Expand Organization Plan In Elyria Meeting
Plans to form a larger veterans group in Elyria include British born and descended residents. A eight member committee, led by Walter H Watts, to report on membership meets next Tuesday at Watts office. Major Van Oster and A T S Nes h e n congratulate efforts. Memorial Day pipe band planned for inaugural parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Watts
Andy Meldrum
William J. Moore
George Turnbull
Stevenoun
Juli Gailey
J. Hamilton
H. E Thornton
Watt
Masonic Temple
Thornton
W .L. van Oster
A. T. S.nes
Elyria Pos
American Legion
Lindberghs Begin Oklahoma City Stop on TA Route Inspection
Colonel Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh departed Tulsa Municipal Airport at 9 55 A M for Oklahoma City as part of a TWA route inspection. They arrived in Tulsa after touring Missouri and Kansas airports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Charles Lindbergh
Oklahoma City
Conference 10 Discuss Arms Pact and European Disarmament
The Sioux Committee backed Norma Davis proposal for a consultative disarmament pact with Europe and work toward rapid action. Davis urged Washington’s clear stance while the Steering Committee planned daily meetings and revived regional talks to study German military value and assess a consultative treaty under Kellogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Genlva
Norna Davis
Dav
Europe
Amere
Steers Committee
General Commission
Ruensay
Great Brita
Davis
Washington
T- Firectives
Ais
Fis
Elyria Foremen Guests Of Medina Club Visit
Twenty five Elyria Foremen’s Club members toured the A I Root Company plant in Medina last night. They viewed beehives, candies, and novelties and learned about honey production. John J. Joseph of Ohio Bell spoke on industry problems and machinery impacts on labor. Medina club speakers welcomed the visitors. Albert Vietzew, president, responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Medina
A. I. Root Company
John J. Joseph
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Cleryeland
Elyrians
Medina Club
Albert Vietzew
Death Record for Charles A Hamlin
Funeral services for Charles A Hamlin who died Tuesday night in Toledo will be held Saturday at 2 PM at LaPorte A E church with Rev Jones officiating Burial will follow at LaPorte cemetery The body will lie in state at Navio funeral Home then proceed to LaPorte church for services Hamlin born April 25 1876 at Risdeners Henry Counts family notes indicate survivors Humphrey and the Mama Hamlin all of them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Hamlin
Toledo
LaPorte A. E
Jones
LaPorte Conepepe
Navi Ol
White
le Porte
Hamlin
Rieseners
Henry Counts Sived
Humphrey
Unclear obituary fragment for Wty Donald son of Mr and 3
Obituary fragment shows a burial arrangement for Wty Donald, son of Mr and Mrs Varney, with a funeral conducted at a local church and burial in Memorial Park. Remaining readable details include scattered names and dates, but the record is heavily fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Leon Varney
Vaitwo
Royert
Grange
Car stolen from Oberlin reported by sheriff
A car owned by the ohaibley Motor Company of Amherst was stolen from West Lorain street Oberlin last night, reported by Sheriff Clarence W Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohaibley Motor Company
Amherst
West Lorain Street
Oberlin
Clarence W . Dick
Blue Ribbon Health Awards Given At Two Schools
Sixty three Huntington and Grafton students won Blue Ribbon health awards presented by the county health department at PTA meetings. Thirty four at Huntington, 25 percent of enrollment, were announced by Dr. H. R. O'Brien with music, immunization certificates, and films featuring Microbes and the War Against Diatheria. At Gratton, twenty nine recipients were recognized with Miss Buth Paddock presenting the awards, accompanied by school orchestra and lower-grade toy band. Huntington and Grafton names listed for awardees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington and Grafton
County Health Department
Parent- Teacher Association
Huntington P. T. A
H. R. O'Brien
Schol Orchestra
Charity Sherod
Gratton
Buth Paddock
Raymond Candee
Elma Williams
Huntington School
Muriel Coe
Freddie Weinbrorer
Ruth McClaflin
Dorothy Boice
Betty Boyd
Gloria Chapman
Dean Roice
Ruth Boyd
Wallace Redman
Eleanor Needles
Baden Nash
Malcolm Sanders
Amy Hines
Helen Dieterich
Myron Kolbe
Albert Chralk
Louise Szabo
Norbert Sikorski
Stanley Denzen
Viola Levon
William McClafflin
Gladys Finkel
Luther Bottomlee
Harold Bottomlee
Dortha Hines
Doris Hines
Harry Hines
Vaughn Finkel
Jumos Kolbe
Harold Krueck
Henry Chralik
Eugene Szabo
Beulah Sanders
Lyle Simonson
Grafton
John Burk
Betty Dunlap
Raymond Yantz
Sidney Spitzer
John Peters
Melba Schwed
Rita Hand
Margaret Norman
Graham Craig
Teddy Szmania
Viola Washtak
Layonne Tueser
Donald McClintock
Lillian McClintock
Marian Noreska
Emerson Schwarer
Betty Lee Taylor
Helen Tran
Betty Nesbitt
Robert Nesbitt
Junior Bradley
Merwin Bridges
Thelma Dilley
Raymond Kubuske
Rusell Logan
Stanley Spanski
Junior Rodseers
Edward Kubuske
Helen Jarich
Training Course Attended by Oberlin Leaders
Three participants from Oberlin joined a Girl Scout Training Camp at Camp Lazarus near Delaware April 21 to 24. Miss Ida May Flickinger of Oberlin and Miss Marrotie Hageman attended the Trainings Methods Course, with Miss Helen Child from Oberlin taking the Pioneering Course under Miss Thoorsell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Camp Lazarus
Delaware
Marrotie Hageman
Lerain
Ida May Flickinger
Conant
Helen Child
Obberlin
Thoorsell
Child
Fragmentary account of blast aftermath and injuries
A partial testimony recalls a blast at a residence causing internal injuries to a boy and others. A survivor describes shouting, debris, and crawling free as walls collapsed and lights flickered, with Mrs Rock nearby and Rock’s sons present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Rock
Rock
Deere
Bank Conservator to Oversee Return to Licensed Operation
The bank’s directors and staff push a program for resuming normal licensed operations. The Conservator’s appointment will be brief and does not disrupt the near completed plan. A definite announcement is expected early next week.
Oberlin Student Wins Semiannual Organ Contest
Claribel M Gegenheimer of Oberlin Conservatory won a semiannual organ student contest in Cleveland hosted by the American Guild of Organists at the Fourth Church of Christ Scientist. The prize includes an organ recital at the Guild state convention in Toledo this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claribel M. Gegenheimer
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Cleveland
Fourth Church of Christ Scientist
Toledo
Oberlin professors attend modern language teachers meeting in Chicago
Professor R P Jameson of Oberlin College and Mr and Mrs Bowers will go to the sixteenth annual meeting of the Association of Modern Language Teachers of thirteen states in Chicago. Jameson is president of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Jameson
Oberlin College
Bowers
Association of Modern Language Teachers
Chicago
Jameson
Charles Magruder
D. R. Moon
W. H. Chapin
Frank Tobin
John Rodgers
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Columbus
Mary Bungard
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Christian Church
Lorain
O'Neil
Akron
Sarger
Anna Beck
Scout
Magruder
Bank Reopens Amid Carding Message and Deposit Withdrawals
Fragmentary OCR notes describe reopening of a bank and talk of hcarding and deneings. Messages claim deposits are segregated and available per demand while others face withdrawal constraints. The text references continuing banking actions and unsettled conditions affecting customers.
Famous Whistler to Perform Tomorrow at Local High School
The renowned whistler nicknamed the easy concert whistler is advertised for a tomorrow morning appearance at J Hough School. Reports note he has played with major orchestras in Berlin Vienna Chicago and San Francisco and performed with renowned artists including Schamann-Heink and Fritz Kreller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel, Hillet
J Hough School
Emol
Rork
Berlin
Vienna
Chisay Francisco
Holly
Wt Schamann-Heink
Fritz Kreller
Attempted break-in at Elyria Dairies reported
Police searched near Lake Avenue and West River Street around 9 30 p m for two men said to try to break into Elyria Dairies Company. A resident, Cora Rhodehamel, saw one man on a shed roof and another on a pole beside it. Two windows facing the shed were found open and a side door lock tampered with, but entry not made. The men were not located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
West River Street
Elyria Dairies Company
Cora Rhodehamel
Clubs Review Work Of Year At Achievements Night
The annual Achievements Night gathering reviews past year club work with leaders and members from Jony Hustlers Four-H Flower and Sewing clubs present. Marguerite Streicher presided as remarks highlighted Senior Four-H by Dorothy Lettman and Junior clubs by Leota Drusendahl with musical features by Robert Penfound and others. Beatrice Wensink performed a poem and county agents Alice and C I Hummel spoke alongside club leaders including Mrs J F Eldred and Margaret Pallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattiste Pour. H
Elits
Meena
Marguerite Streicher
Jony Hustlers
Dorothy Lettman
Leota Drusendahl
Lillian Eldred
Chester Sprague
Doris Minnich
Chicago
Mildred Pallas
Robert Penfound
Dorothy Lottman
Irne Lottman
Agnes Lottman
Edna Lottman
Lillian el
W C T Union Holds Meeting At Birmingham
The Ene County W C T U met at Community church in Birmingham on Wednesday with county president Mrs Imogene Dauch of Sandusky presiding at 10 30 am Mrs Wm Drummond of Sandusky led day devotionals A Vermilion Ladies Quartet performed and an Anna Gordon Union demonstration was shown Eight ladies conducted the White Ribbon consecration service Representatives came from Sandusky Berlinville Huron Vermilion and Birmingham The fall meeting is planned for Sandusky and Vermilion hosts June 6th Mon Pewee a Fee day afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene County W C. T. Union
Birmingham
Imogene Dauch
Sandusky
Wm. Drummond
Columbus
God
Marjorie Howe
Ladie
Roy Hurlbut
John Neagele
John Ries
Edward Erbskorn
Everet Thompson
Anna Gordon Union
Ensign Union
Vermilion
Berlinville
Huron
Mutual Confidence in Global Talks Grows Across Powers
The article notes a shared basis of mutual confidence among United States leaders Roosevelt and MacDonald, French premier Herriot, and others. It outlines a plan for broad interlocking action including currency relationships, war debt revisions, disarmament, a consultative pact, tariff reductions, and expanded central bank credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Mr. MacDonald
M. Herriot
Market Notes From Cleveland Produce Markets
Market steady across categories in Cleveland receipts mixed. Poultry prices show slight firmness with heavy fowl at 34 14c and leghorn and broiler items listed. various regional sack weights and grading conventions noted for corn cobblers and round whites in U S No 1 partly graded from New York Ohio and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Pennsylvania
U. S
Ohio
World Economic Conference to Resolve Global Issues
The United States and Great Britain discuss relief of debt, disarmament plans, tariff reductions, and stabilizing silver. They call for full participation at a forthcoming World Economic Conference to implement any effective measures. The U S signals willingness to join consultative pact if it advances disarmament. Great Britain aims to stabilize the pound with the dollar when conditions permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Democratic Ward Clubs Meet to Map Primary Process
Democratic ward clubs hold their first general meeting at 7 30 P M at the VFW Hall. Officials elected by the ward clubs will be installed and the procedure for selecting Democratic candidates for the primary will be outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. FL W. Hall
Tax debate on mills cuts and school funding sparks farm protest
A taxation forum urged cutting real estate taxes to five mills with a plan to ten mills, while calls to simplify government and reduce school costs gained traction. Farm leaders opposed 50 percent cuts in agricultural extension and experimental work funding, saying farm education faces steep, unfair reductions compared to other areas. The delegation included the Ohio Farm Bureau and related groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick
House Finance Committee
Clarence H. Burk
Huron County Committee
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio Grange
Ohio Wool Growers Association
Central Dairies Producers’ Council
Ohio Livestock Co-operative Assoriation
Market Receipts Report With Mixed Livestock Trends
Cattle receipts show active trading with strong demand for small lots and higher prices for good quality steers, while lower quality cuts slide. Sheep and lambs rise with clipped lambs quoted to 5.25 to 5.60 per pound and woolly shedding types around 6.00. Hogs show steady to higher bids, with base price near 4.00 and occasional 4.50 to 5.00. Bulls and miscellaneous notes indicate varied movement across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sausake
Chicago market report lists wide range of unsettled farm commodities
The April market summary reports receipts across dairy poultry and grains with fluctuating prices and unsettled demand. Notable notes include creamery items, storage standards, live poultry categories, potatoes, wheat, corn, oats, rye and barley with varying price quotes and supply levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Enue
Avtar
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Texas Bliss
U.S
Petey Standre
Grain and feed prices listed by the Cleveland Exchange
The Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange furnishes quotes for corn wheat and oats per bushel and mill feeds hay and flour per unit. Prices include No 3 yellow corn at 454 and 447 26 for different grades, new red winter wheat, hay timothy at 10 and 8 dollars, mill feeds flour middlings and bran with various lots and weights, and alfalfa first and second cuttings plus other feeds and meals with multiple per unit figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
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Paul Wainwright
the Inland Loan Company
E. W. Lehnis
Middle Ave
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Veteran Expand Organization Plan
Hamlin Funeral
Walter Donald Farne
Albert Sou Athiert
Jeanette
Indiana
Merv
Ptoe
Tian Seienve
Faneyal
Lora
Ridges
Memorial Park
Ogan Concerto
J. Bach-Stradal
Maestoso
Brahms
Ireland
Ibert
Chopin
Schumann
Paget
Whistler
Torelar
Paris
Ain
Nixpenny Theatre
Talkies
Sutherland, Eng
W.C.T. Union
Page
Cleveland Livestock
Paul Wateriight
Gulf Gas
Alfred Alten
Second St
The
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyrla
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