Bricker resigns from Ohio Utilities Commission
Columbus August 9 Governor White was told of the resignation of John W Bricker Republican candidate for attorney general from the Ohio Public Utilities Commission Bricker said he could not juggle the post with a campaign and wished to devote time to private law practice His departure ends Republican control of the commission until possibly February 1983 or until a new governor is elected If White is reelected control may stay Democratic or switch to a Republican If confirmed Bricker’s successor may be named now and Senate confirmation sought when the General Assembly reconvenes in September The resignation comes as Bricker and Frank W Geiger a Republican on the commission tour the state with GOP candidates The panel includes R J Hopple Democrat and chairman and Geiger The salary is six thousand dollars a year Potential appointees discussed include P Dunkle Henry Kunner Garrett Claypool and Grover Maxwell Maxwell is noted for close ties to White and Donahey administrations and for steering speeches and bills through the system Use of neutral terms maintained and no graphic details provided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Wesi
John W. Ticker
Columbus
Ohio Public Tilities Commission
Avernor White
Bricker
Commission
White
David S. Ingalls
Senate
General Assembly
Vic Donahly
James Huffman
Donahey
William Klinger
Lima
Cooper
Tident
Farmers'of
Ohio
R. J. Hopple
Slaveland
Frank W. Geiger
Geiger
P. Dunkle
Henry Kunner
Garrett Claypool
Chillicothe
Grover Maxwell
Vic. Donahey
Dunkie
Brunner
Claypool
Maxwell
Donadhey
Summit County Probes Nudist Picnic Site
Cleveland reports note that a nudist colony enjoying weekly Sunny picnics on C A Pease’s farm near Macedonia Hudson Road has drawn Summit County officials’ concern. Leader C R B Abbott claims the group meets within their rights with state license, noting future gatherings and peaceful conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
League of Naturists
Summit County
Macedonia-Hudson Road
Macedonia
C. R. B. Abbot
Masseur
C. A. Pease
Nader Abbott
Pease
Goldenberger
Bound To Jury For Assault
John Suvar of La Grange was bound to the grand jury under $200 bond after pleading not guilty to assault and battery at a preliminary hearing before Justice Joseph Petro last evening. Charges were set by Mrs. Anna Keller. The article also briefly references Poe as a famed storyteller, though context is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Suvar
la Grange
Grand
Justs
Joseph Petro
Suvar
Anna Keller
Indictments in Old Natchez Murder Case
Two former society favorites Octavia Dockrey and Dick Dana face murder indictments in Natchez Mississippi over the death of 72 year old Jane Surgee Merrill. The feud reportedly involved a feathered goat incident and fingerprints on a dining lamp tied to the Glenwood plantation death site.
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Natchez
Old South
Jane Surgee Merrill
Old
Octavia Dockrey
Dick Dana
Charles A. Dana
The
New York Sun
Miss Merrill
Belgium
Threes
Duncan Minor
Dana
Miss Dockrey
Glenwood
C. P. Roberts
Glenn Burnie
Dang
Miss Dorkrey
Death Notices in Elyria Chronicle
Deaths report Mrs Anna Tite widow of Charles Tite dies at home after short illness born in Ireland April 6 1862 lived on Chestnut street over forty years she leaves six children and many relatives services planned at Sudro Funeral Home Pythian Sisters will conduct grave rites burial at Hidgelawn cemetery Also notices for Robert McCan Robert Williams and LeRoy Woodmansee funeral arrangements listed with locations and times for services in Elyria and nearby areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tite
Charles Tite
Chestnut Street
Tite
Ireland
Elytia
Charles C
Frank A
William H. Tite
Lillian Decker
John W
Cleveland Woman Leaps To Death
Cleveland report states Alma Breger, 35, leaped 100 feet from Washington Park bridge railing. Husband James identifies her at the county morgue. a suicide note cites two months of nervous strain. Also mentions Edith Peachey suing for 1582 and a mortgage foreclosure request of 886. Howard Cole granted divorce from Julia Cole for gross neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alma Breger
Washington Park Bridge
James
Ruth
Howard Clark Cole
Elyria
Julia Cole
W. B. Thompson
Lancaster On Stand In Trial
Captain William M. Lancaster testified from the witness stand in Miami court, denying murder charges in the death of rival Haden Clarke. He described romance with Jessie M. Keith-Miller, tracing their relationship to Australia and Sidney, while the state accuses him of jealousy driven killing.
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Miami
Fula
William M. Lancaster
Jessie M. Keith- Miller
Haden Clarke
Clarke
Lancaster
Keith-Miller
Australia
London
Sidney
Keith Miller
Will of Flor ence E Rauh filed for probate in Washington
The late Mrs. Flo rence E Rauh of Washington avenue leaves bequests to St Andrews church and relatives, 35900 to Edward Hill, and a trust fund for her husband Joseph Rauh. The will also funds two $10000 trusts for the church the John Dike Sunday School Fund and the Mary Dike Musical Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence E. Lewis Rauh
Washington Avenue
St. Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church
Edward Hill
Joseph Rauh
John Dike
Mary Dike
SevenYearold Gilbert Dies After Long Illness
Oberlin August 9 Robert Alien Gilbert seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Gilbert of 24 Elm street died Sunday afternoon after a long illness He had been invalid since he was three months old born in Oberlin in October 1925 Survived by parents two brothers Donald and Clyde Sr Short services at Fitchville cemetery with Rev W B Armington in charge Many social notices follow including lodge program by Vine Rebekah Lodge and plans for a picnic supper with past noble grands plus numerous visits and trips of local residents to nearby towns and lakeside retreats
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mcuaa
Hame
Douglas
Denison Avenue
Laxy
Isle of Man
Cleveland
Elyria
Mr. McCan
Mrs. Douglas
Robert
Cincinnati
Nichols Funeral
Leimkuehler Funeral
Franklin Boulevard
Oberlin
Gilbert
Clyde Gilbert
Elm Street
Donald
Clyde
Fitchville
W. B Armington
Will provisions provide $1,000 cemetery trust and college endowments
The will, dated 1925, directs a $1,000 trust for Ridgelawn Cemetery maintenance and care, two $25,000 church endowments after the testator’s death, and nearly $200,000 in personal bequests to relatives. Remaining estate funds go to Kenyon College for a $50,000 David Lewis Scholarship Fund and a David Lewis Memorial Building. Executors named Cleveland Trust Company and husband. probate filed by Baird and Vandemark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgelawn
Raub
Kenyon College
David Lewis
Cleveland Trust Company
Baird and Vandemark
Vermilion residents relocate to Crompton House on West Lorain
Mr and Mrs Robert Lee move from Vermilion to the Crompton House on West Lorain street. Mrs Lee teaches at Prospect street school. Mrs Sidney Dart and four children from East College street left Saturday for a two week stay at a cottage in Indiana.
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H. W. Barone
Arthur Duffy
Ashtabuls
Harbor View
W. E. Parker
East College Street
Robert Lee
Vermilion
Crompton House
West Lorain Street
Lee
Prospect Street School
Sidney Dart
Indiana
Amherst A M A Meets at St Peter s Church
Amherst Ohio August meeting of the Amherst Business Men's Association at St Peter s Evangelical church with a supper by the church Women s Union. Henry Kane reported on the community picnic progress and plans to close shops at 10 am. A milk fund committee will be formed from local lodges and religious groups funded by 10c from supper tickets. The September meeting moves to the J O O F Hall with Rebekah lodge serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Business Men’s Association
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Women’s Union
Henry Kane
J. O. O. F. Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Teachers Must Wait For Pay in Ohio Weak Districts
Rural schools in weak districts relying on state aid face delayed salaries as Ohio pauses for funds. A $424,159 state aid payroll approved July 6 remains unpaid, with an additional $774,703 due by July 1, 1932, leaving over $1 million in back pay. The Legislature had allotted $4,825,000 for weak districts in 1922 despite aid expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Board of Control
Department of Education
Bond relief plans loom for counties in state
County relief work centers on bonds under Espy-Roberts Act to ease strained finances. Cuyahoga and Cleveland secured small bond authorizations while Hamilton County seeks a larger issue but cannot exceed the 15 mill limit. Rumors hint at a direct RF C loan to the state via the Governor for distribution to counties. Reunion notes report Neiding family gathering at Crystal Beach with officers elected for the year.
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Cuyahoga County
State Relief Commission
Cleveland
Hamilton County
United Press
Carl Northeim
Tenny-ay
Crystal Beach
Amherst
Brownhelm
Lorain
Vermilion
Wakeman
Elyria
Huron
Irvin Neiding
George Neidheiser
Markets Cleveland Produce and Chicago Quotation Highlights
Cleveland markets show steady butter eggs and poultry prices with veal, hogs, cattle, calves and sheep listed by weight and grade. Chicago cash quotations reflect steady butter eggs and poultry, with wide ranges for potatoes, wheat, corn and oats across multiple centers and delivery points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Travelers' Inn to reopen under new Elyria management
Travelers Inn on the Oberlin road will reopen tomorrow under new management. E. J. Lavet, previously operator of a Lakewood delicatessen and a Cleveland road restaurant, will relocate his family to Elyria to run the establishment. The venue will feature music on Wednesdays and Saturdays with Chuck Jones and his Eight Clavelanders as the opening act, and will offer free dancing with no cover charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Inn
Oberlin Road
E. J. Lavet
Detroit Avenue
Lakewood
Cleveland Road
Levet
Elyria
Chuck Jones
Eight Clave~landers
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Gnation
State “Utilities Body
Tnd
Poe
America
South
Old Natchez
Robert MeCan
Robert Williams
Wisconsin
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Ernst Irion
Nesbitt Cemetery
Grafton
Woodmansee Funeral
LeRoy Woodmansee
Charles Moore
Lincoln Avenue
Parma
Edith Peachey
Columbia Station
W. E. Reisinger
MS. Rauh
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Mrs. Weber
Marilyn
Thomas
Lakeside
Mr. Weber
James Morris
North Prospect
Bert Dyke
al Blakesley
Jolly
John
Hollywords Avenue
Ann Arbor, Mich
Frances Shield
Locke Cooley
Mary Peck
Niagara Falls
Canada
Mary Ransom
Grace
Gertrude Ransom
Michiian
Otis McKee
Richard
Morgan Street
E. M. Lampson
Everett
Garretsville
Mr. Lampson
Mrs
E. W. Lampson
D. FE. White
Hollywood ‘Avenue
Mrs. Lambert
Carrie Wright
West Lotain Street
Massachusetts
Vermont
W. F. Ashe, Jr
Marie Hageman
Miss Charities
Peck
Hoa M. Oakes
North Cedar Avenue
Margaret Price
North
Roger Ingraham
George Jackson
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Caesar
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
K. of P.’s
H. Schultheiss
South Amberstrd
Beaver Creek
K. of Pp. Hall
Tood
X Daily
Beg Oic
Chicago
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Nebraska
Minnesota
Idaho
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Minneapolis
Toledo
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