Charge Assets Of Power Co Written Up
Federal Trade Commission report details a 5.12 million write up in the 1930 formation of The Ohio Edison Company an operating subsidiary of Commonwealth Southern. It notes the write up tied to Northern Ohio Power and Light and discusses accounting treatment across several regulatory bodies and years. The document also covers service areas, income notes from transportation property sales, and subsequent corporate changes within the Commonwealth Southern group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio Edison Company
Commonwealth & Southern Corp
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Northern Ohio Power and Light Company
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Akron
Canton
Pennsylvania-Ohio Public Service Corp
Transportation Securities Corp
Commonwealth & Southern Group
Ohio Edison
Scientist Explores Freezing Revival Ahead of Time
Berkeley scientist Dr Robert Cornish envisions reviving people frozen after shock or drowning using a Willard style method. He compares warm blooded animals revived by Willard to potential future revival of humans from long freezes for educational purposes. The approach uses Heparin, a liver extract, while Willard relies on Sodium citrate injections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Hollywood
Robert Cornish
Ralph Willard
Cornish
Washington
Daniel Boone
Dr. Cornish
Willard
Women Found Guilty In Torso Murder Case
Blanche Dunkel and Evelyn Smith were found guilty by Judge Cornelius Harrington in Chicago for involvement in the murder of Ervin J. Leung and theft of his savings. They faced possible death by electric chair or life imprisonment after a trial held without a jury. Dunkel sobbed about her son-in-law Lang's wartime plans, while Smith commented on the likely sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Blanche Dunkel
Evelyn Smith
Ervin J. Leung
Cornelius J. Harrington
Dunkel
Lang
Josephine
Arc
Kinley
Mrs. Smith
Akron Police Captain Resigns Over Lack of Cooperation
Captain E. J. Heffernan, head of Akron vice squad, quits citing lack of cooperation from Police Chief Frank J. Ross. The resignation comes after a year marked by deductions shown in the commission's report with tax withholdings spanning 1930s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron. A
E. J. Heffernan
Frank J. Ross
Demands German Publishers Give Support To Nazis
Berlin reports a top Nazi demand for unwavering support of National Socialism by German publishers even at financial loss. Max Amann urged editors and papers to promote Nazi philosophy, threatening loss of rights for those who hesitate. Across the Reich, antisemitic measures spread with bans on Jewish pool use, and towns move to bar Jews from contracts and land sales while favoring Nazi firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
G N
Max Amana
Dent
Rexh Preber
Sow
Rom
Pomerania
Brandenburg
Bad Hoenningen
Hunistangen
Weroth
Oberhausen
Optaden
Colts Club Members Inspect Lorain County Four-H Tour
Sixteen Lorain County Four-H colt club members will tour local farms next Wednesday to inspect all members’ colts and observe work in progress. The 9 am tour visits Earl Jameson and Plas farms near Wellington, McConnell and Jewett near Wellington, McClafflin at Huntington, Jones at Penfield, Aldrich at La Grange, Moulder and Youngeberg at La Grange, Grills at Carlisle, Sanislow and Nash at Oberlin, and Antersbach and Bacon at Brownhelm. Open to others interested in colt and horse raising, per C I Hummel, county extension agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Club
Lorain County
Colt
Earl Jameson
Webster Road
Pittsfield
Plas Farm
Wellington
L. W. McConnell Farm
Graydon Jewett
Rochester
H. B. McClafflin
Huntington
Lewis Jones
Penfield
Dewey Aldrich
la Grange
Moulder
William Youngeberg
Carlisle
Cecil Grills
Sanislow
Nash Farms
Oberlin
Antersbach
Bacon
Brownhelm
C. I Hummel
City street index continuation list from page one
A fragmented street index continues listing intersections and landmarks. Entries include 2-R-Furnace St with Phillips court and 1-W. River st with Taft st, plus multiple cross streets such as Erie street with W. Side Fire Station and Lincoln Riverside, Cambridge Garford, Harvard Garford, Cornell Garford, Stanford E River, West 4th st alley, East ith st, Cedar Second, City Hall bide, Water Second, Elm Chestnut, Tannery street, East Side Fire Station, West Tth st, 9th st alley near Middle, Howe Middle ave, West Sth st West ave, Wooster street, Hamilton School, West 15th street, W. 3rd st and W. River street, Gates School, Walnut st and Lake ave.
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Furnace St
Phillips Court
W. River St
Taft St
Erie Street
Lincoln and
Riverside Ct
Park Ave
Broad St
Cambridge
Garford Avenue
Hts
4Th St
Ith St
Aller
Cedar St
Second St
City Hall
Water St
Elm St
Chestnut St
Tannery Street
East Side
Tth St
9Th St
Middle Avenue
Howe St
Middle Ave
West Ave
Objects To Giving Space Free In Court House
County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn opposed using courthouse space for the federal rural rehabilitation program locating in Lorain County. He argued free space to federal bureaus burdens cramped county offices and hurts downtown building owners. Ned Garfield reported 39 families aided, with recap to broaden aid to more rural residents. Commissioners Devdsen and Shaw favored the plan. trustees indicated the office would likely be in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar G. Dunn
County Belief Administration
Masonic Temple
Duno
Maidenes
Dunn
Build‘angs
Supar
Ned Garfield
Lorain County
John E. Dev'dsen
Harry Lo Shaw
U S To Offer Bonds On Auction Basis
The Treasury will offer another 100,000,000 of 2 7 8 percent bonds to investors on an auction basis, announced Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr in Washington. The plan, disclosed Monday, specifies sale to occur through competitive bidding by institutions and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Flood Submerges County Farmland and Livestock Losses
Severe flooding last night and this morning swelled rivers and streams, washing away grain shocks and trapping farm areas. The Rocky River along Smith road surged, drowning 43 sheep, two cows, and three calves. Water rose to within feet of dikes at the sewage plant, with eight feet above normal levels. Farmers expect heavy, hard to assess damage once waters recede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Fairestone
Smith Road
Rocky River
Th County
Hog Prices Reach Peak Since 1929
Chicago hog prices rose to 12 dollars per hundred pounds at the stockyards today, the highest since August 1929, as commission men pushed bids from 11.90 to 12 amid tighter supplies and uncertain tax fate. Three factors boosted prices: tax uncertainty from court rulings, supplies only half normal, and reduced packing house stocks fueling competitive bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Crop Control Will Be Conference Subject
Members of the Lorain County Corn Hog Association allotment committee will go to Columbus next Monday for a state wide conference in which allotment committee members from all parts of Ohio will discuss various phases of the crop control program. Contracts will be discussed to determine the desires of corn and hog producers of the state. The Lorain County allotment committee is composed of F E Fullmer A E Hares and Paul Jewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Columbus West
Ohio
H. Fullmer
A. E. Hares
Paul Jewett
George Eberling Returns Home After Appendicitis Operation
Avon residents learn that George Eberling of Bradley Road has been discharged from St. John’s Hospital in Cleveland to his home where he is slowly convalescing after a serious appendicitis operation. He had been a patient there for four weeks.
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George Eberling
Bradley Road
St. John’s Hospital
Cleveland
Eberlin
Massillon reservoir dam holds. towns isolated by floods
A 13-foot dam protecting Massillon Reservoir withstood the flood as the Tom Mis Circus advance fleet stranded in Canton. High water blocked routes and left improvised barracks housing residents while smaller towns lay cut by washed out rail lines and halted Muskingum Valley watershed project work.
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Massilion
Tom Mis
Canton
New Philadelphia
Muskingum Valley
Miss Binns Is Bride Of George Freeman
Oberlin Ohio August 8 Miss Wilburetta Mae Binns wed George Cassel Freeman at the bride parents home on South Pleagant street. Rev Hayes officiated in the presence of immediate family. Bernice Hatter was maid of honor Charles Mason was best man. The couple plan to reside in Cleveland where Freeman has a position. Freeman is a graduate of Oberlin High School class of 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Wilburetta Mae Binns
George Cassel Freeman
William Binns
South Pleagant Street
Mr. Hayes
Bernice Hatter
Charles Mason
Samuel Walden
Freeman
Cleveland
Oberlin High School
Past Chiefs Hold Picnic At Cottage
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters hosted an all day picnic at the Morgan cottage on Vermilon-on-the-Lake. A chicken dinner and supper were served and afternoon card games were played. Attendees included Mrs. G. A. Bahr Mrs. Mack Mrs. Blackmer Mrs. Ray Hall Miss Hazel Worces ter Miss Grace Morgan Mrs. Princehorn Mrs. Kelly Mrs. E. M. Lyman Oberlin Elyria and two guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morgan Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Morgan Cottage
Vermilon-on-the-Lake
G. A. Bahr
Mack
Blackmer
Ray Hall
Hazel Worcester
Grace Morgan
Princehorn
Kelly
E. M. Lyman
Oberlin
Tapper
Sarah Hall
Ely
Mrs Younglass Honored With Shower at Oberlin Home
Mrs Edward Younglass was surprised by a miscell aneous shower held yesterday afternoon at Mrs C A Stanfield home on Groveland street with Mrs Robert Younglass as assistant hostess Fifteen guests were present from Oberlin and Elyria Card games were enjoyed during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Younglass
C. A. Stanfield
Groveland Street
Robert Younglass
Oberlin
Elyria
Honored guest presented with many delightful gifts
An honored guest was presented with numerous gifts and dainty refreshments were served in the late afternoon, creating a pleasant social occasion.
Political Rally To Be Held Saturday Evening
A nautical get-together will be held Saturday evening August 19 on the Pulley home lawn at 60 East Vine street with local and out-of-town speakers. Reverend Hall of Elyria and Reverend Anderson of Lorain will lead, and R. W. Pulley, a council candidate, will speak. A lawn fete starts at 5:00 with speeches at 8:00. rain plan is church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulley
East Vine Street
Hall
M. E. Church
Elyria
Anderson
Lorain
R. W. Pulley
Two Amateur Climbers Rescued On Half Dome Ledge
Elizabeth Lorimer and Robert Tate were rescued from separate ledges about 200 feet apart on Half Dome after a night on the rock. Ropes lowered them to the valley floor, with Tate badly injured and Lorimer recovering from a deep sleep. Authorities noted their survival depended on signaling fires and ranger ascent to reach them.
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Yosemite
Cal
Half Dome
Yosemite National Park
Elizabeth Lorimer
Chicopee
Mass
Robert Tate
Inglewood
Park Rangers
Dalt Dome
Tate
Youthful Adventurers Cause Anxiety
Two young brothers, Richard Schallon aged 9 of 129 North Maple Street and Johnny Nagy aged 7 of 115 East Avenue, left for Cascade Park at 10 am yesterday on scooters. After hours of worry, they wandered home with police at about 10 pm saying they could not play longer because the river overflowed the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Richard Schallon
North Maple Street
Johnny Nagy
East Avenue
George Schallon
Richard
Lorain
Tom Mix
Arthur Hurd
Lodi Street
U S Civil Service Exams Open for Various Posts
J B Dewhurst local secretary of the U S Civil Service Board announces openings for several exams. Positions include specialists in material and child health with salaries from 3 800 to 5 600 a year, associates and assistants in maternal and child health, 3 200 and 2 600, pathologists and agronomists in agriculture 2 600 to 3 800, alphabetic accounting machine operator 1 440, and senior educationist in interior 4 600 a year. Full information available from Dewhurst at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service
J. B. Dewhurst
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Department of Agriculture
Department of Th Interior
Dewhurst
Market report from Cleveland Livestock and Produce
Receipts a mix with cattle steady to slow and pigs and calves active. Cattle prime and choice large steers around 1250 pounds reach 1950, good cows and heifers varied, calves up to 1200 dollars, lambs 800 to 875, hogs higher with 220 to 300 pound ranges around 12 dollars, poultry eggs and butter steady, Virginia and New Jersey potatoes listed with per barrel and bag prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Aux
Virginia
New Jersey
Vapor mistaken for smoke prompts Elyria fire response
Three Elyria fire units rushed to the Standard Drug Company at 401 Broad Street at midnight after a vapor from an electric insecticide machine was mistaken for smoke. Fire crews from Hose One Engine One and Ladder One found no fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Fire Department
Standard Drug Company
Broad Street
Ladder Company
Alaron
Landlords Aided By Annat Law Relief Extended
Relief officials report about 300 landlords receive rent assistance under the Annat law with total compensation near 2000 dollars monthly from federal funds and tax exemptions. The June tax exemption totalled 704 dollars prompting county commissioners to transfer more funds to the Annat law fund for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annat Faw Fund
Court filings and divorces flood Black River and Elyria areas
Clayton LaBarr sues Gertrude Berg to quiet title in Black Rover township. John Janick sues John Miliarick to quiet title and partition Amherst property. E G Penny of Elyria files for divorce from Geraldine Penny on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. married 1932, one child. Dollie M Ward of Amherst sues Clarence Ward of Grafton for divorce on grounds of gross neglect. married 1992, two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Janick
John Miliarick
Amherst Township
E. G. Penny of
Elyria
Geraldine Penny
Dollie M. Ward
Amherst
Clarence Ward
Grafton
Civil War Vet J B Ault Dies at 88 in Medina Ohio
Funeral arrangements were being made today for J B Ault 88 Civil War veteran who died at the home of his son Herman Ault in Lafayette Medina Ohio. The brief obituary notes his long service and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
J. B. Ault
Herman Ault
Lafayette
Death Record Dell Simmons in Rochester
Dell Simmons 9 died at Falls Clinic Wellington after hemorrhage of the throat. He worked for the Big Four railroad and fell ill at 2 PM, dying at 8 PM. Survived by wife Anna, a brother and sister in California and distant Ohio relatives. Funeral at Andrews Funeral Home Wellington Saturday afternoon, burial Rochester Center cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Simmons
Rochester
Falls Clinic
Wellington
Big Four Railroad
Anna
California
Ohio
Andrews Funeral Home
Rochester Center
Struck By Vehicle Injures Local Man Albert Thompson
Albert Thompson, 69, of 625 Lodi Street, was lightly injured yesterday afternoon after being struck while crossing at West Avenue and Lodi. The car, driven by Marvin Clark of Stop 86 Lake Avenue, stopped at once and transported Thompson to Elyria Memorial Hospital, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Thompson
Lodi Street
West Avenue
Lodi
Marvin Clark
Lake Avenue
Clark
Thompson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Polica
Major Foulois Resigns From Army Air Corps
Major General Benjamin G Foulois chief of the army air corps resigned his active service at his own request. The disclosure came from Washington on August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benjamin G. Foulois
Army Air Corps
Army
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Power Co
Politica
GEO. C
Martin
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Castle
Elyria, Ohio
Lewis Mercantile
Court House
U. S
Bulletin
Avon
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Miss Binns
George Freeman
C. F. Ralston
John Hill
Crystal Cake
Mich
Jesse Brooks
Washington, D. C
A. M. Thrall
Forest Arrest
T. M. Taylor
Forest Street
N. Y
C. H. Yeaton
Richmond
Bea Matey
Wiay
Newell Hotel
U.S
Major Foulois
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Soda Grille and Restaurant
Court ST
O’donnells
Acme
O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Court Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
THE
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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