Roosevelt Hopeful For Utilities Legislation
President Roosevelt, at Hyde Park, said he is hopeful Congress will pass the utilities holding company regulation bill. He avoided details on final form, planned finishing touches on labor board selection under Wagner act, and social security protections. He noted no comment on the tax bill and prepared to return to Washington. He also referenced a Hoover policy remark briefly. A Swiss watch donation and a note on New Jersey's Swedish colonial history follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Franklin, Jr
Panama
National Labor Board
Senate
Herbert Hoover
East Carlisle team wins 14 to 8 over Westview
In Carlisle on Sunday the East Carlisle Community Club baseball team defeated Westview 14 to 8 at the local diamond. The brief notices list local residents visiting, moving, or hosting gatherings across East Avenue, Chestnut Ridge, Grafton Road, and nearby streets, with names like Martha Krebs, June Smith, Marian Ward, Donna King, Blanche Merrick, Flora Moon, and several families noted for visits and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
East Carlisle
Westview
Martha Krebs
June Smith
Butternut Ridge
Marian Ward
Chestnut Ridge
Vermilion Lake
Richard Forney
Blue Creek
Grafton Road
Sandfee
Josephine Batley
East Avenue
Betty Erdman
Emma Lou Erdman
South Maple Street
Donna King
Fast Avenue
Blanche Merrick
Los Angeles
California
Flora Moon
Avon
Ben Holmes
Charles NASA
Walter
Beatrice Nash
F. F. Fung
Elyria
Butternut Ridge Road
Norman W. Calvert
Cleveland
H. H Gregg
Archie Welton
George Goodyear
Ira Ives
Indian Hollow Road
Sylvia Ives
Columbia
J. E. Reisinger
LaPorte
Earl Wurst
Ira Starr
Penfield
Doris Jackson
Kirton
Jean Shepherd
Robson Road
June Harrison
Lawrence Jackson
Kipton
Bad Lee
Qberlin
Wayne Kropp
Otto
Chapman
Elizabeth Chapman
Elizabeth Stokes
Hedges
Arthur Giles
Theodore Repp
New Bedford
Eva Smith
Helen Goodspeed
Detroit
Joe Sabo
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Maude Andress
Marvin Noel
Fuller Road
Virgil Waite
Berea
Mere
Stanley Waite
East
E. H. Willis
Former Employees of Southwestern Co. Hold First Get Together
One hundred fifty former employees of the Cleveland Southwestern railway and their families gathered at Chippewa Lake for the first of what is expected to be annual reunions. A Southwestern Veteran Employer Association was formed with J. A. Nestor as president and Miss Emma Schartenberg as secretary treasurer. The group plans yearly meetings and will select a future site, likely Berea in connection with the Centennial. The article traces the line's history from Berea to Cleveland, its car line, power changes, and expansions to Oberlin Wellington Norwalk Grafton and Amherst around 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
de Berea
Berea
Elyria
Oberlin
Wellington
Norwalk
Grafton
Amherst
Family gathering at coma Park hosted by McCurdy clan
A Sunday party at the home of Angus McCurdy of Alaska attracted a large list of attendees from Tacoma Park Md to Elyria and Lodi. Guests included Mr and Mrs Phillip McCurdy and their children Shirley Lois and Carol along with many Klinect and Durkee relatives and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coma Park
Angus McCurdy
Alaska
Ap Arament
Andi
Phillip McCurdy
Shirley
Lois
Carol
Ethel McCurdy
Tacoma Park
Ralph McClellan
Glenn
Baverly
Earl Durkee
John Klinget
Chas. Gest
Therlow
Esther
Julia Ruth
Lee Klinect
Melvin
Erwin
Fred Klinect
Hugh Summerton
Phil Bobby
Jean Ann
M. Kilnect
Epworth League attendees travel to Lakeside Institute
Local residents and guests from Elyria and surrounding areas headed to Lakeside for the Epworth League Institute. Among those noted were Dorothy Forney and Eleanor Robzon, joining others from the region for weekend activities and religious youth events.
Oberlin Notices and Family Births in August
Ann Cathrine Brown, born August 12 in St. Louis to Mr. and Mrs. George H. Brown, with Mrs. Brown formerly Miss Catherine Smith of Oberlin. Social updates list guests at the Beckwith home on West Lorain, and travels of the Wickersham, Willis, Wade, and Dickerman families. Merton Campbell attends Epworth League Institute at Lakeside. The Wiese family plans a Green Lake cottage trip and a Wichita drive in August.
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Cation
Ohio
Elizabeth Chapman
the Hedges
Mary K. Miller
Elyria
Christine Gordon
Rochester
New York
Charles Gunder
Diagonal Road
William Coon
Chestnut Ridge
Sylvia Ives
Columbia
Herman Goodspeed
Earl Tomkins
East Avanus
Karl Brown
Long Lake
Michigan
James E. Dewhurst
Middle Avenue
South
Dorothy Forney
Biue Creek
Eleanor Robzon
Robson Road
LaPorte Epworth Leaguers
Lakeside
Epworth League Institute
Frank Morrison
Catawba Island
Ganewin
Grafton Road
Fred Hills
Newton L. Kirk
George Goodyear
Edwin Schoenherr
Joan of
Howard Goodyear
Ford Bachtel
Banks Road
Martin Bachtel
Sam Heston
Mansfield
George H. Brown
St. Louis
Ann Cathrine
South Main Street
Akron
P. L. Wickerham
Painesville
Oberlin
Lester Looney
Mary Alice
Yonkers
N.Y
Thomas L Willis
Elmwood Place
Vernon Wade Wager
Marble Lake
Mich
Walter Hunter
Durand
North Pleasant Street
Cleveland
Charles F. Dickerman
Staunton
Mary P. Mallory
East College Street
Merton Campbell
East Lorain Street
F. W. Wiese
Mildred
West College Street
Lincoln Lake
Green Michigan
Wichita
Kansas
Oberlin Band Plans Children Oriented Concert
Oberlin presents a children friendly concert by the Oberlin Lummer Band at 7:30 Saturday. The program features Dvorak Songs My Mother Taught Me Grabel Excerpts from Dance of the Happy Spirits Gluck Beethoven Soldiers March Schumann Solomon Levi March Leaver Yankee Doodle March and Goldman Children’s March. The opening uses At Pierrot's Door a French folk tune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Lummer
Dvorak
America
Schu
Kinderscenen
Gluck
Beethoven
Brahms
Victor Grabel
Edwin Franko Goldman
Pierrot
Tinser Tors
Schhumann
Solomon Levi
Leaver
Marca
Tax changes shaped by house and senate amendments
Provisions address corporation tax avoidance under new schedules with effective dates in 1936 and 1937. Increases cover capital stock tax and excess profits tax, estate tax rates to apply upon enactment, and a repeal of licensing and nationalization provisions. Senate favors future tax exempt securities with amendments.
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HOUSE
Senate
Fox
Silver House
App
Five Continued From Page One Plane Crashes Over Water
A twin disaster on a tight bank over water killed two aviators when a plane lost its wing and toppled. Post’s watch stopped at 8 18 p.m. and bodies were bruised. Messages routed via Seattle signal corps linked to Washington. Mrs. Post and Mrs. Rogers notified by Los Angeles war department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Morgan
Washington
Signal Corps
Seattle
Wash
Point Barrow
Payson
Utah
San Franciscan
Rogers
Los Angeles
War Department
Lilac varieties gathered near Moscow yield new colors
A Moscow area foreman at an auto repair shop has cultivated 400 lilacs in his garden. He created 17 new varieties with single and double petals in varying sizes. A physician checks the tongue for bodily disease while a wise man treats the mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moslov
Moscow
Oberlin Road visit and Belle trip noted
Oberlin Road resident Krueger Sr. spent part of the week with daughter Mrs. E Biener at Vermilion on the Lake. On Tuesday the Biener and Krueger households took a boat trip to Belle. H H Edmonds joined LaGrange High School class of 1890 reunion at a lake summer cottage hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hubbard. Eight members attended. Walter Satzman of Wellington visited the Frank Krueger home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rrank Krueger
E. Biener
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Biener
Krueger
Belle
H. H. Edmonds
LaGrange High School
Ed. Hubbard
Walter Satzman
Wellington
Frank Krueger
Sundar
Lorain officials press for state county lobby plan
A Lorain officials group proposed a new county and municipal lobby to press Columbus for beneficial state action. They urged letters to police and fire associations and other groups, and planned a Columbus meeting of county officials. Auditor Kelser warned tax provisions leave Lorain County unable to cover charity costs. Elyria and Lorain face fiscal trouble without relief. A 1 percent payroll assessment for one month was suggested, potentially raising about $400.
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Mer
Lorain
C. R. Summers
Oberlin
Columbus
Ayres
Kelser
Lorain County
Lorain City
Elyria
Keiser
Licenses Granted to Local Salesmen and Clerks
George C. Starrett of Cleveland and Helen A. Mielke of Elyria receive licenses as salesmen. Rollin Gandy of Elyria is licensed as clerk, with Ethel White of Elyria listed in the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Starrett
Cleveland
Helen A. Mielke
Elyria
Rollin Gandy
Clerk
Ethel] White
Death notices from Kipton and North Ridgeville
Deaths recorded for Anna E Cannon 78 of Kipton died at 4 45 a m after a year and a half illness. Born in Canada to English parents she leaves a sister Lyda Holtner and brothers George Grundy William Gundy and Charles Grundy plus six grandchildren. Burial at Camden Cemetery with services at Camden Center Baptist Church. Elizabeth Gilbert 61 of North Ridgeville died Aug 19 after two months illness born in Custer Ohio and a North Ridgeville resident for 16 years. Survived by four children four brothers and two grandchildren. Funeral from Bulmer Funeral Home then St Peter s Church with burial in St Peter s cemetery.
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Anna E, Cannon Alba KB
Cannon
Kipton
Nellie Abitts
Canada
England
Lyda Holtner
Amherst
George Grundy
Cleveland
William Gundy
Oberlin
Charles Grundy
Elyria
W. L. Pease
Wakeman
Camden Center Baptist Church
Camden Cemetery
Elizabeth Gilbert
North Ridgeville
Custer
Ohio
Columbus
St. Peter's Church of
Ridgeville
Altar Society
Knights of St. John
James Stark
Helen Gilbert
Thomas
Edward Schoieder
Fremont
Michigan
William Rothgery
Lawrence
Frank
Charles
Grand Rapids
Nea
Henry Loesher
James Coughlin
Bulmer
Henry Leesher
St. Peter's Church
Joan
Rhien
St Peter's Cemetery
Frederick J. Marsh
Fredrick J. Marsh
Rush Street
Grafton Township
Colson Company
Loyal Order of Moose, Maccabees, Yeoman
A. F. of
Emily M. Marsh
Burial plans for infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Schinder
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Schinder 130 West street was born at Elyria Memorial Hospital this morning and died. Funeral arrangements for Mrs Esther Reynolds are set for Saturday at 3 pm from Sudro Funeral Home with Rev Armin Schroeder officiating. Burial will follow at Ridgelawn cemetery. friends may call at Sudro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Schinder
West Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Esther Reynolds
Sudro Funeral Home
Armin Schroeder
Ridgelawn
Restitution Not Enough to Save Lorain Worker
Lorain County relief chief Earle Duncan says a local graft case shows fraudsters lose more than they gain. A Lorain man who made full restitution of 52.47 to the state escaped prosecution but was fired from WPA work and barred from further relief after obtaining both work and direct relief he did not deserve. The double relief scheme ran from February 10 1924 to July 31 of this year, Duncan reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Duncan
Lorain County
Lorain
WPA
Duncan
Cleveland Produce Markets Amid Fiat and Market Notes
Market notes from Cleveland and Butte report steady produce markets with mixed egg and butter prices. Vegetables including potatoes, corn, cucumbers, squash, and tomatoes show varied prices. livestock such as cattle, calves, sheep, and lambs move with steady to higher trends. wheat, corn, oats, rye, and butter/eggs prices appear with regional price quotes and delivery notes across inventories and terminal markets.
President Names Health Committee President Names Health Committee
President Roosevelt delegated coordination of federal health activities under the social security law to an inter department al committee. Members named include Josephine Roche chairing the panel with Oscar Chapman M L Wilson and A J Altmeyer as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Josephine Roche
Secretary of the Treasury
Qoscar Chapman
Secreof the Interior
M. L. Wilson
Agriculture
A. J. Altmeyer
Labor
Four Bombings Suspects Admit Making Dynamite Device
Admits placing a dynamite bomb at the Steel and Tubes plant and another under the Illuminating Company tower. The motive alleged to be sympathy with striking Parsons workers. Dynamite stolen March 18 from Geist Coal and Supply. Rewards total 12,600 offered. Pinkerton detectives credited with solving, with two others aiding. One suspect hospitalized in Chambersburg, Pa. Kopecka appeared in court on crutches claiming arthritis.
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Parsons
Geist Coal and Supply Company
Turney Road
Garfield Heights
Adams
Myron Gibson
Iluminating Company
Cleveland
Pinkerton
P. P. Sullivan
B. 8. Clark
D. C. Graham
Chambersburg
Kopecka
Real Estate Transfers Across Lorain County and Surrounding Areas
Multiple transfers listed including Joseph and Anna Schliemer to J R and Jesse A McMahon for 59 acres on Island Road Eaton Township. Transfers by Samuel W Jenkins to Archie V Jenkins on East Thirtieth Street Lorain. Rose V Baker to Arthur M and Isabelle Towne on East Thirty first Street Lorain. Lorain Realty Company to Adam J and Belle Zahn on Lakeview Avenue Lorain. Deceased Steve Pastor’s estate to Elizabeth Pastor and others in half interest in sublot 1981 Sheffield Subdivision Lorain. Rockport Realty Company to unspecified party in sublots 354 and 355 Sunnyside Beach Subdivision Brownhelm Township. Lina Foos deceased to A R Foos sublot 3 Glen Arden Reach Subdivision Avon Lake. L I Crow deceased to Mae Crow and several heirs. Lot 75 block 4 R A Harrs Addiction Wellington and half interest in sublets 47 and 48 Morningside Addition Wellington.
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Joseph
Anna Schliemer
J. R
Jesse A. McMahon
Steuben Sheppard
Elizabeth Mikola
Margaret Pekarovites
Louis Pastor
Irene Shinski
Sheffield Land and Improvement Company
Lorain
Rockport Realty Company
Sunnyside
Theresa Roggenburg
Sunnyside Beach
Brownhelm Township
Lina Foos
A. R. Foos
Glen Arden Reach
Avon Lake
L. I. Crow
Mae Crow
Kittle P. Foster
Lillie M. Jackson
Dacia R. Jackson
Era E. Rock
Ruth EB. Foote
Edgar Raymond Crow
R. A. Harr
Wellington
Morningside
Fined for intoxication and disorderly conduct arraigned
Gus England of East avenue was fined 325 and costs after arraignment before Justice Preston Coon for intoxication and disorderly conduct following a disturbance at the William Cndro home where he was employed. Mexico supplies over half of the world’s silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus England
East Avenue
Preston Coon
William C. Sndro
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Bulletin
Eldora
Dioneer Eldora
Switzerland
New Jersey
D. L. Wilder
Central Book Store
W. M. Rader
Stote of Pat Molosky
East Avenue Grocer
Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
People S Store
Broad Street
Capitol Theatre
Southwestern Co
Star Shoe Shop
Ths
Esther Alfton
Goldman
Oberlin Road
Baby Schinder
REA Matey
WIAY
Hntertaining
Newell
Newell Hotel
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Soda Grille and Restaurant
Court ST
The
O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Court
Browers
Virginia
Delaware
Lerreor
Rochesters
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo
Leain
Oltec
Mexico
Lewis Mercantile
Sederis Restaurant
Gardner’s New Credit Jewelers Offer
DBE Gardner
Gardners
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