Report on Bowling Green and Kent State College Upgrading
Ohio survey condemns converting two colleges into universities as wasteful, duplicative and costly state taxpayers burdened. It urges minimal appropriations for university additions, criticizing expansion and recreation emphasis while noting historical expenditures and veto impacts on Ohio State Ohio University Miami Wilberforce and Kent Bowling Green budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bowling Green
Kent
Bherrill
Ohio
Partsta University
Ohio State
Miami
Wilberforce
Ohio Brate
Davey
Ohio University
Ohio Man Wounds Wife Daughter And Neighbor Ends Life
Edgar K. Burd 44 from near Mark Center fired through a neighbor window wounding his wife Margaret 40 and Fred Kline 37. Helen 15 and Chalmer 19 were spared. Burd then killed himself. Coroner ruled death by own action with attempted murder and jealousy cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Defiance
Edgar K. Burd
Mark Center
Margaret Burd
Fred Kline
Defiance Hospital
Burd
Kline
Chalmer
Bootlegging Still A Serious Problem In Ohio Liquor System
Ohio's liquor monopoly struggles with bootlegging as shelves brim with brands while customers seek illegal options. Governor Davis pledges no price cut for a year, profits funding old age pensions. officials say bootleggers move over 40 percent of statewide whiskey, crafting looks to imitate legal bottles and evading taxes. State agents seized stills capable of producing 2.496 million gallons in three months, highlighting the scale of the illicit market compared with preprohibition consumption and postprohibition store sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
TFP
Ohio
Daver
State Department
al Humphrey
Liquor Department
Quiet Title Suit Over Sheffield Property Filed
Victor KL Dorer, former executor of Ida Dorer’s estate, filed a suit to quiet title on a Sheffield property. He names several defendants in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor KL Dorer
Ida Dorer
Sheffield
Strike Settlement Sought At Columbus
Columbus Aug 28 The Chamber of Commerce asked Mayor Henry W Worley and Safety Director W S Pealer to step in and settle the Hercules Clothing Co strike to keep the firm in Columbus Eight hundred employees have been on strike since Aug 9 and Mor ris L Resler president is invited to move the company The plant has an annual payroll of 606000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Henry W. Worley
W. S. Pealer
Hercules Clothing Co
Utig
Morris L. Resler
Settlement Of Rate Dispute Seen Soon
Lima Ohio August 28 AP settlement of the seven year rate dispute between the West Ghia Gas Co and the City of Lima is expected by September 1. announced here today by Frank F McClain president of the city council. The rate dispute started in 1928 and had been married to the US supreme enue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
West Ghia Gas Cn
Frank F. McClain
U.S
Preme Enue
Ohio sales tax receipts rise to 21 million in week
Columbus reports the sales tax division collected 21,726,192 in the past 30 weeks with 2,728,192 today. For the week ended Aug. 24 receipts totaled 793,990, State Treasurer S. Day announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
S. Day
Rifles And Cows Give Workout To Local Guard Unit
Members of the Ohio National Guard trained near Jane Ohio over a weekend combining education and recreation. Sets Percival led a detail to set up tents and targets as cows disrupted the firing range. New members learned positions, then faced rapid courses and a fog delayed morning shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio National Guard
Jane
Ohio
Elyria
Set
Percival
Regular YMCA swim classes draw growing numbers
Regular YMCA swim classes and a Chronicle-Telegram campaign attracted many participants this year. W. O. McLean, the general secretary, reported roughly 309 people wished to swim across both programs, with instruction offered for beginners and advanced swimmers including diving by staff members Greenlee Haynes Charles Bush and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
W. O. Mclean
Association
Chronicle- Telegram
McClellan
Greenlee Haynes
Charles Bush
Wellington Girl Returns To Home
Wellington police report Eleanora Dumke age 16 of Wellington has returned home after being reported missing since Sunday. Authorities thanked the public for any tips and said the case is closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Sheriff's Department
Eleanora Dumke
Local Kiwanians Enter Sixth Division Golf Tournament
Elyria Kiwanis Club members will participate in the Sixth Division Kiwanis Inter Club Golf tournament to be held next Wednesday at Lakewood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Lakewood County Club
Deputies Seek Car After Boyfriend Drunk Driving Call
Deputy sheriffs were asked last night to look for an automobile after a young woman claimed she loaned the car to her boyfriend. She said he became intoxicated and forgot where they left it, according to deputies.
Bell Stanford fined for intoxication in police court
Bell Stanford of Bell avenue was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty before Mayor W H Van oster in police court this morning. Patrolman Clare Parker arrested him last evening at Todi and West River streets, and Stanford refused to give his name to the officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Stanford
Bell Avenue
W. H. Vanoster
Stanford
Clare Parker
Todi
West River
Lorain Driver Fined After Reckless Driving Plea
Arthur Schuller, 26, of 615 West 24th Street Lorain was fined 3 plus costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving in police court before Mayor W. H. Vanoster. He was arrested by Patrolman Clare Parker following a chase along Lake Avenue, with Parker stating Schuller was clocked at speeds between 60 and 65 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Schuller
West 24Th Street
Lorain
W. H. Vanoster
Schuller
Partielman
Clare Parker
Lake Avenue
Parker
Ladder Jacks Stolen From Broad Street Store Remodel
Police report a theft of two ladder jacks from the Bell Company. The items, property of J. B. Halpin Company, were taken last evening during remodeling work at the Broad street store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Company
Nolica
J. B. Halpin Company
Broad Street
High School Books On Sale Thursday Elyria
Elyria High School students can buy new books or sell used copies this week. James F. Brown, business manager, announced the book store in the Washington Building will open all day Thursday and Friday and Saturday morning for purchases and sales before the September 3 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
James F. Brown
Washington
Brown
Kiwanians To View Enamel Ware Film At Lunch
Kiwanis Club plans a regular weekly luncheon at Hotel Newell featuring a film titled The Process of Making Enamel ware. H B Wells of The Republic Stamping and Enameling Company will present the pictures during the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Newell
H. B. Wells
The
Republic Stamping and Enameling Company
Ohio hotel activity hits record July high since 1921
Ohio hotel activity in July climbed to the highest level for that month since 1921, the Bureau of Business Research at Ohio State University reported. Gross receipts for July rose 19.5 percent from the same month last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio State University
Miss Susan Carson To Marry On Sept 7
Oberlin Ohio August 28 Announcement of the forthcoming marriage of Miss Susan Carson and Herbert Arnold set for Saturday September 7 at 240 pm in the First Church in Oberlin. Miss Carson, daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Carson, studied at the Oberlin Conservatory from 1928 to 1882. Arnold, son of Mrs H EF Arnold, is a graduate of the University of Illinois and proprietor of the Oberlin Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Susan Carson
Herbert
Arnold
Quberin
Miss Carson
W. S. Carson
Morgan Street
Oberlin Conservatory
H. EF. Arnold
East College Street
The
University of Ilinots
Oberlin Laundry
BRIEFS FROM TOWN INCLUDE BIRTHS VISITS AND TRAVELS
BRIEFS LISTS A WEDDING BORN DAUGHTER AT ALLEN HOSPITAL TO MR AND MRS W J GUTMAN OF 329 NORTH MAIN. A SON PAUL HOVEY SON OF MR AND MRS HARRY HOVEY UNDERWENT A TONSIL OPERATION AT ALLEN HOSPITAL. BERN TO MR AND MRS L B TANCASHIRE A SON AT ALLEN. NANNY LOU COINMAN DAUGHTER OF MR AND MRS STEVE COINMAN FRACTURED COLLAR BONE. PAPWORTH FAMILY OF TRION SPENDING A WEEK IN FORD CITY. MISS JEAN ALEXANDER OF PASADENA CALIFORNIA VISITS SISTER MRS KENNETH WORCESTER PLANS RETURN SEPT 12 TO START WORK IN PASADENA JUNIOR COLLEGE. MR AND MRS ROY TILITSON AND CHILDREN OF FRANKLIN IND VISITED OBERLIN FRIENDS. MISS CLENVA HORNING OF CLEVELAND ON VACATION AT HOME OF PARENTS D H HORNING. MISS GLENDA SUFFIN ENJOYING VACATION TO NEW YORK CITY LAKE CHAMPLAIN AND THE ADIRONDACKS. MISS MARION MANN RETURNS FROM WEEKEND IN MOLINE. DR AND MRS A SIDDALL AND CHILDREN RETURNED FROM ROCHESTER MINN WHERE DR SIDDALL ATTENDED THE MAYO CLINIC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hovey
Harry Hovey
North Pleasant Street
Allen Hospital
Bern
L. B Tancashire
Ting Street
Nanny Lou Coinman
Steve Coinman
Boa. Papworth
Trion Street
Ford City
Jean Alexander
Pasadena
California
Kenneth Worcester
Vine Street
Junior Conlege
Roy Tiliotson
Franklin, Ind
Oberlin
Clenva Horning
Clevelands
Third Service Held By Girl Evangelist At Fair Grounds
Betty Weakland, 19, drew a large Grandstand audience at the fair grounds for a third service. She led singing, taught a melody, and delivered a message centered on God’s invitation to “come.” She emphasized scriptural reasons to come, stay, and follow Christ, ending with a chorus she wrote. Delegations arrive nightly, with Cleveland guests present. she preaches again tonight with local and Weakland family music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Weakland
Fairgrounds
Miss Weakland
Jesus
Q. Roy Weakland
Betty
Frome
Cleveland
Local Guardsmen Called to Air Races and Rifle Matches
Ohio National Guard members will serve at the National Air Races in Cleveland and the National Rifle Matches at Camp Perry. Lieutenant Arthur L. Richwine will lead four guardsmen at the air races starting August 29, for four days, while Sergeant Melvin Gisman leads six others to Camp Perry for rifle matches beginning September 2 for 19 days. Duties include pit work, marking targets, scoring, telephone tasks, traffic direction and crowd handling. Elyria unit has no participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio National Guard
Cleveland
Camp Perry
Arthur L. Richwine
Melvin Gisman
Elyria
Death of William H. Southam at 85
William H. Southam died at his daughter Mrs Charles Snoble’s home at 446 BHighth street aged 85. He leaves wife Emma nee Christian, daughter Esther of Berea, brother Corbett Southam, and sisters Mrs Blanche Wedel and Mrs Edna Riel. Body at Haag Funeral Home Berea until Friday morning then to the Beech street home for services Friday at 2 30 p m. Burial in Woodvale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Southam
Charles Snoble
Beech Street
Woodvale Cemetery
Theodore C. Henry 78 Elyria painter dies at home
Theodore C. Henry of 125 Kaiser court died this morning at 10 30 after one day of illness. Born November 1 1855 in Bellaire Ohio he moved to Elyria forty years ago. A painter and paper hanger he was married to Camelia L. for 56 years. Survived by wife two sons George P. Henry Topeka KS Charles F Henry Elyria daughter Mrs Ralph Betz Elyria eight grandchildren one great grandchild four brothers and one sister. Funeral Saturday at 2 39 from Studio Funeral Home with Rev G A Brown officiating burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore C. Henry
Kaiser Court
Bellaire
Ohio
Elyria
Henry
United Presbyterian Church
Cammelia L
George P. Henry
Topeka
Kansas
Charles F
Ralph Betz
Theodore
Sudio
G. A Brown
Ridgelawn
Whitney Real Estate Deal Involving 820 Broad Street
The sale of 820-322 Broad Street was conducted by Harry H. Smith and Bertha Corey to Carek Florists, Inc. It was processed through the William F. Whitney Realty Company as reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Harry H. Smith
Bertha Corey
Carek Florists, Inc
William F. Whitney
Bricker Rules On City Pension Plans
Ohio Attorney General Bricker says municipalities may choose to establish retired firefighter and policeman pension systems but if created they must follow the statutory method. The opinion was sent to the State Bureau of Inspection for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricker
Columbus
John W. Bricker
State Bureau of Inspection
Work To Start Soon On Western Automatic Plant
A 200 by 190 foot factory building for Western Automatic Machine and Screw Co will begin soon as part of a planned expansion. The project, costing about 100000, will be brick concrete and steel, to be placed on the current company parking area. The new unit will house additional machinery and those now on the plant's second floor. Bert C. Franklin, vice president and general manager, is the official source for statements while he is away on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company
Bert C. Franklin
Western Automatic
Clock Criticism Ends With Lorain Woman Arrested
In Elyria last night a dispute over a Broad street clock led to the arrest of Mrs. Robert Close at S419 Reid avenue Lorain on intoxication charges. Patrolman Ernie Oldag pursued, a companion fled, two beer glasses were found. Arraigned before Mayor Vanoster she pleaded guilty, fined $3 and costs totaling 6.20, the fine suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Avenue
Broad Street
Elyria
Lorain
Robert Close
Oqldaz
Mrs. Close
W. H. Vanoster
Nolice Court
Cincinnati Man To Head Ohio Legion
Delegates at the Ohio American Legion convention elected Milton D. Campbell of Cincinnati as state commander to succeed William F. Ronald. Other officers include John Burns as treasurer and Rev. Joseph H. Kaufman as chaplain. Auxiliary leaders were chosen, and resolutions urged more funding for the Soldiers Home at Xenia and a plan for direct relief when federal aid ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio Department of the American Legion
Milton D. Campbell
Cincinnati
William F. Ronald
Warren
Campbell
John Burns
Salem
Joseph H. Kaufman
Holgate
Burns
Ralph H. Clinger
Rosese Fowler
Middleport
Marie Lundgren
Columbiana County
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Xenia
Davey
Market Prices and Livestock Quotes From Local Market Sheet
The page lists prices across markets for butter extras and market firm items, live poultry including heavy and leghorn fowl, dressed poultry, potatoes in 100 lb bags, and regional livestock data. It includes cattle, calves, sheep and lambs, hogs, and miscellaneous farm produce with price ranges and per-unit amounts. Entities include Cleveland Livestock, Butter Market, and various animal types and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pennaylea
Idaho
Ohio Welfare Building Plan Seen Likely to Miss PWA Funds
Washington dispatches report Ohio officials believe Federal Public Works Administration aid will not flow for Governor Davey’s 20 million welfare institutional program. With only 13 million left in relief funds and deadlines looming, bids and contracts could not be timely set, risking losing the project to Works Progress Administration or force accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
PWA
White House
Davey
Works Progress Administration
Three Killed by Fumes at Buffalo Tank
In Buffalo N Y Aug 28 two refinery workers Helmuth Storia and Nicholas Foit and Fireman Matthew Merzig were killed by fumes from a linseed oil tank at Mann Brothers Refinery. Other firemen were overcome during rescue efforts as Stottle and Foit were overcome in the tank room and Merzig entered with a mask but succumbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Mann Brothers
Helmuth Storia
Nicholas Foit
Employes
Matthew Merzig
Fello Employes
Stottle
Foit
Merzig
Divorce Granted for Gwendolyn Wickens and Donald Wickens
Gwendolyn Wickens was granted a divorce from Donald Wickens today on grounds of extreme cruelty by Judge D A Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Wickens
Donald Wickens
D. A. Cook
Ohio Woman Burned in Home Fire Near Portsmouth
In White Gravel near Portsmouth Ohio on August 28 Mrs Hannah Culp aged 89 was seriously burned when her house caught fire She was unable to flee and cried out prompting a nephew to rescue her from the blaze The incident occurred in her rural residence and she remained in serious condition today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth. O
Iree
Hannah Culp
Culp
Continent-wide diplomacy as war fears rise
A briefing from Vienna shows Eden and Perez discussing Gibraltar amid looming war. Bruce, Atherton, and Pope meet Eden as Italy’s cabinet maneuvers in Bolzano. Foreign ministers convene in Oslo. Entente groups coordinate while Germany eyes Austrian rapprochement amid Nazi pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Atherton
James P. Pope
Idaho
Eden
Samuel Hoare
Bolzano
Paris
Vienna
Madrid
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Findland
Oslo
Roumania
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Turkey
Greece
Germay
Austria
United Press
Maly
Chicago Market Reports Show Flat Prices Across Commodities
United States Department of Agriculture data reflect steady receipts and unchanged quotes for butter eggs poultry and potatoes. Grain and mill feed values hold with mixed futures, listing corn wheat oats and hay alongside regional nearbys and by the ton and bushel pricing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Firmibalanca
Lexhaor
Reekfryers
United States
Idaho Russets
Oli Sturh
U.S
Yeang Bliss
North Dakota Bliss Telumphe
Sue
Cobblers
T. S
Ehlers
New Jersey
I S
Missouri
Elndyy
Virginia
V. le Els
Toledo grain and produce price list update
Grain prices in elevators and transit bill notes show No. 2 red wheat ranging from 88 to 89 cents, No. 2 yellow corn around 84 to 90 cents, No. 2 white oats near 28 to 31 cents, and rye priced around 33 to 38 cents. Toledo produce lists eggs and butters with varying rates as printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Fain and Hay Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co
Toledo Grain
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Carter
Herm- Jess
Sederis Restaurant
Hunt
J.C. Schafer
North Prospect Street
Margaret North
Lorain Blyria
LaGrange
Wakeman
Bell Moinett
Rose Downs
A. Webber
Margaret Ward
Harry Arlein
Miss Roth
John Dusan
Schafers Brother
St. Mary's Church
Harry Ahein
Lorain Telephone Company
Dugan
National Tube Company
W. J. Gutman
North Main Street
A. Siddall
Rochester Minn
Dr. Siddall i
Fair Grounds
Whitney
Ohio Legion
Cleaeland
Thurley
Howegrowers Market
Brogcuole
Sue Peck
Varrbaghe
Varrots
UORS
Court Street
Anthony Eden
League Affairs
Ramon Perez
Gibraltar
Spain
Mediterranean
Stanley Bruce
Foreign Office
Bruce
Australia
League Council
Pradice
White Boilers Ang TS
Toledo
Kay Courtney
O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Court
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