Hitler reply to Britain seen as unacceptable in Paris reports
Government sources say Hitler's latest note to Britain is unacceptable and mixes acceptance with refusals. Paris reports indicate the message would not break off negotiations yet hints of a possible peace move. British, democratic unity expected to resist bluff while remaining open to sincere talks amid grave conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PARIC
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Paris
Poland
WPA Approval Of Prospect Street Sewer Nears
Service Director D Faxon said WPA approval of the Prospect street sewer project, begun over a year ago, is expected next week. The last phase covers two more blocks along Prospect street to improve drainage and prevent floods in Broad street, Kenyon and Garford avenues, requiring about $2000 in materials. A second city wide sewer project, estimated at 567000, is before WPA authorities and would extend improvements to Caldwell Morgan Crace Parmely Sheriff streets off Lake avenue and run sewer from West River street to Lake avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Prospect Street
D. Faxon
Broad Street
Kenyon
Garford Avenue
Prospect
Caldwell, Morgan, Crace
Parmely
Sheriff Street
Lake Avenue
West River Street
Faxon
Relaying Of Bricks Will Start Tuesday
WPA paving projects move on with brick relaying on the east side of Middle avenue between Fourth and Ninth streets and a one block relaying at the south end of Park avenue. Service Director I D Faxon reports only the center lane bricks will be reset with new filler to prevent future wear. Both projects received final WPA approval this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Avenue
Fourth
Ninth Streets
I. D. Faxon
Faxon
WPA
Park Avenue
Divorce suits filed in Lorain area court house
Mike Sipos of Lorain sues for divorce from Mary Lietz Sipos of Elyria on neglect grounds. They wed in June 196? The same day Joseph Farinella files suit against Dave Sutton for personal injuries from a June traffic crash on Lake Road. Depositors Mortgage Loan Co. sues Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. to foreclose on property to satisfy a $32,782 judgment against Mr Roe. Home Owners' Loan Corp. sues Gideon W. Sands for $3,173 seeking foreclosure in Elyria. Elizabeth Kosash sues Alike Kosash of Lorain for divorce on neglect grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Sipos
Lorain
Mary Lietz Sipos
Cascade Street
Elyria
Lake Road
Sheffield Lake Village
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Farinella
Dave Sutton
the Depositors Mortgage Loan Co
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Home Owners’ Loan Corp
Gideon W. Sands
Elizabeth Kosash
Alike Kosash
Burton Henson
Avon Lake
Lorain County
Avon Center Road
Detroit Road
Studebaker
McCormick Deering
Fordson
J.C. Standen
Martha Henson
P. A. Walker
Redington Block
Elyria Ohio
Death Record Robert L. Becker 19 Uncle of Mass Becker
Robert L Becker aged 19 died in South Pasadena California on Monday August 28. He was nephew of Theresa A Becker and Charles W Becker. Burial is planned in Wakeman Ohio on Sunday or Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Becker
Mass Theresa al. Becker
Charles W. Becker
South Pasadena
Calif
Wakeman
Ohio
Obituary for Julia Bell Haserodt of Lorain and Cleveland
Julia Bell Haserodt 55 of 1021 Seventh Street Lorain died in Lakewood this morning born August 19 1884 in New York state survived by two children Mrs Josephine Perkins Lorain and Edward Haserodt Cleveland body removed Sudro Curtis Funeral Home arrangements for funeral will be announced later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs
Julia Bell Haserodt
Seventh Street
Lorain
Lakewood
New York State
Tivo
Josephine Perkins
Edward Haserodt
Cleveland
Sudro-Curtis
Dewhurst Rites Set for Longtime Chestnut Ridge Resident
Samuel M. Dewhurst 74 retired highway inspector died at his Chestnut Ridge home after a ten day illness. He was born October 9 1865 on Chestnut Ridge Carlisle township and lived there all his life. He leaves wife Clara, three sons J Wilfred Dewhurst Fort Worth Texas James E Dewhurst Elyria and Paul F Dewhurst Saginaw Michigan, two daughters Thad W Robson Elyria and Elmer E Still Berea, twelve grandchildren. Visitation at his home ends Friday noon, body to Sudro Curtis Funeral Home for 2:00 p m services conducted by Rev. Thomas Hughes. Burial in Butternut Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Dewhurst
Chestnut Ridge Road
Mr. Dewhurst
LaPorte Methodist Church
Modern Woodmen of America
Chestnut Ridge
Carlisle Township
Clara A. Dewhurst
J. Wilfred Dewhurst
Fort Worth
Texas
James E. Dewhurst
Elyria
Paul F. Dewhurst
Saginaw
Michigan
Thad W Robson
Elmer E. Still
Berea
Sudro-Curtis Funeral
Thomas Hughes
Butternut Ridge
Charge Dropped In Health Order Case
Prosecution of John C. Trun power and E N Smith, contractor for garbage collection in Lorain, for violating a health department order, has been dropped. County health commissioner Dr. FR Dew said the farm owner on Middle Ridge road will not permit further garbage feeding to hogs, removing grounds for prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Trunpower
E. N. Smith
Lorain
Health Department
FR. Dew
Middle Ridge Road
Dew
Columbia Wakeman Represented Among Ohio Fair Winners
A Crocker Brothers of Columbia station senior yearling boat won third in the Jersey class at the Ohio State Fair. Triangle Farms of Cedarville took first, Long and Sons of Ashland second. Hazel Dalton of Wakeman won first in Holstein A class, with Christian Dalton of Wakeman taking eighth in the same class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crocker Brothers
Columbia Station
United Press
Columbus
Triangle Farms
Cedarville
Long and Sons of
Ashland
Hazel Dalton
Wakeman
Christian Dalton
Welfare levy impact on Elyria and Lorain relief cases
279 relief cases exist in Elyria and 652 in Lorain with about 25 percent permanent. Officials note that even with direct relief, county responsibility remains. Mayor Petro said Elyria would not submit a welfare levy to voters in November if required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Petro
British cabinet debates Hitler message to Poland
The British government weighed Hitler's latest note as Neville Chamberlain and Viscount Halifax reviewed the Berlin reply. Airmail from Berlin to London confirmed three passengers aboard a plane from Templehof, with no embassy staff on board, while Britain pressed for a cabinet decision on peace or war amid a nerve battle with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Britain
Hitler
Howard Kennard
Poland
Thomas Inskip
Heston
London
Templehof
Chamberlain
Viscount Halifax
Foreign Office
Halifax
Berlin
Mrs Marguerite Masten Dies After Illness in Wellington
Mrs Marguerite Elizabeth Masten died after a ten day illness in Wellington at age 34. Born in Kokomo Indiana she moved to Wellington four years ago. Survived by husband Earnest three children Jack Frank Eva Marie and three brothers George Bacon Chicago Charles Bacon Kokomo and James Bacon Toledo. Funeral at 2 PM Friday at Keith Andrews Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Marguerite Elizabeth Masten
Kokomo
Ind
Earnest
Jack
Frank
Eva Marie
George Bacon
Chicago
Charles Bacon
James Bacon
Toledo
Keith Andrews
Greenwood Cemetery
Coach Hired For Henrietta School
The Henrietta Township Board of Education voted to hire Armand H. Falace of Londonderry as athletic director and teacher to succeed Paul Boyle who resigned to coach and teach at Collinwood High in Cleveland. Falace is an Ohio University graduate with post graduate study at Ohio State and West Virginia University. He has spent the past two years as a teacher and coach at Shade. He will coach the Henrietta team and teach history industrial arts and biology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Township Board of Education
Armand H. Falace
Londonderry, C
Paul Boyle
Collinwood High School
Cleveland
Falace
Ohio University At
Athens
Ohio State University
West Virginia University
Shade, Q
Car Fender and Door Damaged Belonging to Alice Herbs
A car owned by Alice Herbs of 150 Cleveland Street was damaged yesterday while parked on Depot Street. Police were reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Herbs
Cleveland Street
Depot Street
Polee
Illinois Banker Is New Head Of Moose
Fred W. Zabel of Aurora Illinois was elected unanimously today as Supreme Governor of the Loyal Order of Moose at its first annual convention. Zabel, previously Supreme Vice Dictator, becomes the lodge's first Supreme Governor after delegates abandoned the title of dictator by a unanimous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fred W. Zabel
Aurora
Nois
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Zabel
Lodge
Rotary Club Hears Talk By Character Reader At Meeting
The Rotary Club enjoyed a midday meeting at Elks Restaurant where Dr. Garland Bricker of Youngstown spoke on Personality Readings. M. E. Whitman arranged the program. J. Martin Beck led group singing. Rotarian guests included J. E. Krouse Davenport and Clark Rouze Waverly New York, Charles Crehore Elving, and Harry Palmblade Silvan Springs Arkansas, brother-in-law of Dr. Meredith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Elks
Garland R. Bricker
Youngstown
Bricker
M. E. Whitman
J.C. Penney Company
J. Martin Beck
J. E. Krouse
Davenport
Clark V. Rouze
Waverly
N. Y
Charles M. Crehore
Elving
Harry V. E. Palmbladef
May File Cruelty Charges Against Father Of Five
The sheriff may file cruelty charges against a father of five motherless children after reports that he becomes intoxicated, beats the children, and locks them in a coal shed while he drinks. Neighbors say he threatened to break the oldest girl’s back. The five girls, ages 1, 10, 6, 3, and ? were placed in the Children’s Home at Oberlin by Probate Judge H. H. Nye and Humane Officer Richard Stevens. The youngest was with an aunt in Cleveland. three others with a second aunt. the oldest with a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Department
Oberlin
H. H. Nye
Richard Stevens
Cleveland
Driver Bound Over To Grand Jury In Auto Death Case
Wheeler Smith of R. D. Wellington was bound to the grand jury under 500 bond by Justice Herbert C. Cummings on a traffic manslaughter charge. The case stems from the June 4 automobile crash on Smith road in LaGrange township that killed his wife. Earlier, Smith was fined for driving while intoxicated and the manslaughter charge was brought by Sanford Yoho of R. D Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler Smith
R. D. Wellington
Herbert C. Cummings
Smith
Smith Road
LaGrange Township
Sanford Yoho
R. D Wellington
Court Hears Appeal By Aluminum Union
In Cincinnati on August 30 1914 the U S Circuit Court of Appeals held a special session to hear the Aluminum Employes Association appeal seeking a stay of employee elections set for four Aluminum Company of America plants. The elections were ordered by the NLRB and cover plants at Alsoa Calderwood Tenn and at Rhymer's Ferry and Tapoco NC. The union argues ballots omit the independent representation option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Aluminum Employes Association
Aluminum Corporation of America
National Labor Relations Board
Alsoa
Calderwood
Tenn
Rhymer's Ferry
Tapoco
N. C
Aluminum Employer Association
NLRB
Poland Warns Ships of Danger Point Near Danzig Coast
The Polish radio warned vessels approaching the gulf of Danzig coast to beware a danger point about three miles offshore. The alert was sent verbally and in Morse code in French English German and Polish. Ships were advised to seek Polish pilots from Gdynia when approaching the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Gulf of Danzig
Gdynia
Railroads Requisitioned by French Premier Daladier
Paris edict places French railroads under military authority and grants priority to military transport as Premier Edouard Daladier issues the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edouard Daladier
Lorain Man Fined for Reckless Driving in Lorain
Everett C. Harvey of Lorain was fined five dollars and costs when arraigned today before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on three charges of reckless driving. Costs were suspended. He was arrested on Broad Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett C. Harvey
Lorain
Joseph Q. Petro
Broad Street
First Tests Of Police Radio Satisfactory
Elyria reports the first tests of its new police radio system were satisfactory. Police Chief E J Stankard said four cars fitted with radios passed preliminary tests and independent car-to-car communication tests succeeded. CRA engineers prepare to install the central station next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
E J. Stankard
Radio Corporation of America
Central Broadcasting Station
Federal Communication Commission
Elyria Woman Hurt In Home Accident
Elyria resident Mrs. H. B. Isler, 224 East 14th Street, injured when her right hand was caught in a washing machine wringer. She freed her hand, was taken to a physician then Elyria Memorial Hospital where about 40 stitches were used and an x ray to check for broken bones was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Isler
East 14Th Street
E. J. Stenkard
Proposals Seen as Impossible Insult to Polish Sovereignty
WARSAW Aug 30 political leaders studying reports from London on Adolf Hitlers latest proposals said they appeared completely impossible and an insult to Polish sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
London
Adolf Hitler
Market report Cleveland live stock hogs and cattle prices
Hogs receipts steady with 220-250 lb hogs at 7.00 dollars and 225-250 lb entries near 6.00. Cattle receipts steady with steers around 3.50 to 4.00 and cows from 5.40 to 6.50. Calves active with good to prime at 7.00 to 10.50. lambs and sheep mixed with prime lambs near 8.90 and ewes around 2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choice Ewes
Coraurton
Market Listing Of Produce And Livestock Prices
A historical market snippet lists items with prices and notes on quality. Poultry shows firmer prices for hens and leghorns with various weights. vegetables include potatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, onions, and more with per basket or per unit quotes. several items note different grades and baskets, reflecting a bustling roadside market catalog.
Commissioner Criticizes ADC Funds Handling Practices
County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn criticized the way the counties department of aid for dependent children manages funds for an ADC family of five. He called it poor practice for an ADC worker to hold and distribute a 70 dollar check and retain 15 dollars, questioning the transfer of full control over the family finances. Dunn proposed reducing benefits or appointing an administrator if parents mismanage expenditures or if children are not properly cared for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar G. Dunn
Department of Aid For
ADC
Dunn
ADC Bureau
Two Arrested As Plant Is Reopened
In Sandusky Ohio on August 30 police reported 72 workers, about half women, entered the Barr Rubber Products plant through a picket line of 150 CIO strikers and sympathizers. Two people were arrested as the plant reopened after a nine week United Rubber Workers strike. Police expect more trouble when workers leave. The plant normally employs about 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Barr Rubber Products Co
United Rubber Workers
Randolph Dorn
Ohio's Anti Nudist Bill Becomes Law
Ohio law now bans nudist camps with violations punished by up to 200 dollars and six months in jail. The measure, publicized during the last session, becomes effective today in Columbus as enforcement begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Ohio
Th Jis
Grocery prices and produce items from a market list
A market listing outlines prices for fruits and vegetables including peaches, pears Bartlett, plums habshaw Lombard, cucumbers and peppers, spinach, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, carrots, turnips, and watercress with per bushel, per peck, and per basket pricing and notes on quality. It mentions varieties such as Italian and acorn squash and assorted berries and greens with varying prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
Toc
Rochesters
Alberta
Bartlett
Lombard
Elevator and grain prices from market list
Price table lists elevator rates for No 2 red corn No 2 yellow oats and rye, with track prices for white oats and corn No 2 red and yellow varieties. Values given include 74a 50 357 ctc 501g 60 45 47 32 35 and 20 02c.
Grain and Feed Price List From Montana Milling Co
Quotations for corn, wheat, oats and mill feeds are given per bushel or ton. Prices cover flour by the barrel and various hay and straw types by the ton or hundredweight. Readings include No 3 white and No 2 yellow corn, red and white wheats, Spring and Winter bran and middlings, and several alfalfa cutting grades with exact per unit figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Levator Co
Montana Millings Co
Witiat
Timathy
Timothy
Eight Games On Oberlin High Grid Schedule For 1939
Oberlin Ohio August 3 Eight Oberlin High School football games are set for 1939 all under lights with five home games and three away. The opener is September 15 against Elyria High at Elyria followed by home dates with Kent State Willard Fairview Berea and Rocky River and away games at Norwalk and Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin High
Elyria High
Elyria
Kent State
Willard
Fairview
Berea
Rocky River
Norwalk
Bellevue
Admissions and discharges list names by dates
Admissions on August 25 to 30 include Mrs William Smith Mrs Charles Comings Mrs Harold Hall G A Lawrence Shirley Jane Pfeiffer Griffin Groot Elizabeth Dando Discharges on August 27 29 and 30 include Mrs Mayer and baby Earl Bucks Mrs Jackson and baby Shirley Jane Pfeiffer Griffin Groot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Charles Comings
Harold Hall
G. A. Lawrence
Shirley Jane Pfeiffer
Griffin Groot
Elizabeth Dando
Oberlin Girl Receives Degree From O. S. U.
Ohio State University to confer Doctor of Philosophy degrees on 47 Summer school graduates Friday. Among them are Edmund Baumeister of Dayton in education Grace L Beckett Oberlin Norman O Cappel Dayton in chemistry William H Hall McComb Arlan R Hershberger Canton Eugene Porter Bridgeport Delbert D Reynolds Marietta in chemistry and Harold E Wilcox Troy in chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Edmund Baumeister
Dayton
Grace L. Beckett
Oberlin
Norman O. Cappel
William H. Hall
McComb
Arlan R. Hershberger
Canton
Eugene ©. Porter
Bridgeport
Delbert D. Reynolds
Marietta
Harold E. Wilcox
Troy
Scouts Plan Overnight Hike For Phillis Wheatley Center Boys
Robert Thomas scoutmaster of the colored cub scouts and Rev Homer Tucker of the Phillis Wheatley Center organize an overnight hike for the boys starting Friday afternoon. Those wishing to join are asked to meet at three o'clock Friday at the Phillis Wheatley Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thomas
Colored Cub Scouts
Homer Tucker
Phillis Wheatley Center
Phillis Wheatley Community Center
Fall meeting set by Queen Esther Society in Oberlin
The Queen Esther Society of the Methodist church will hold its first Fall meeting Friday evening September 1 at the home of Mrs S Lee Whiteman Jr 83 South Cedar avenue. The Women’s Relief Corps plans its regular meeting Friday at 2 30 pm in the Grange Hall preceded by a Past Presidents meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Society of
the Methodist Church
S Lee Whiteman
South Cedar Avenue
Robert Porter
I. L. Porter
East College Street
Oberlin
England
France
George Jackson
North Cedar Avenue
John Wagner
Hartland Center
Carl Sly
Norwalk
Louis Scott
Lorain
Jackson Home
Women’s Relief Corps
Grange Hall
A. R. Holton
East Lorain Street
Lester Wadham
Detroit
Virginia
Patricia Carson
Holton
Wadham
Charles Monroe
Chicago
Milwaukee
Beulah May
Ashtabula
O. C. May
Harry van Ausdale
Groveland Street
Family motor trip from Oberlin to East Coast and back
Mrs. Vincent Hart of South Professor Street and Mr. Hart with Rolland Van Ausdale and wife left Mon day for a motor tour through Washington, D C, New York City, Philadelphia, Boston, and Albion Pa. They expect to return to Oberlin around September 12. Mr Hart's parents plan to stay in Oberlin until September 2 and return to Tacoma by October 1 to celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland van Ausdale
Monclova
Ohio
Vincent Hart
South Professor Street
Tacoma
Escape at Prison Farm Heats Up Probe into Camp
London Ohio August 30 two more convicts Austin Allen 27 and John Huber 42 escaped from the London Prison Farm. The break follows a pattern used by two murderers August 22 and comes as Welfare Director Charles L Sherwood weighs a six month leave for Farm Superintendent T C Jenkins. Fourteen prisoners have fled this month. Allen admitted to Ohio penitentiary in 1936 and transferred to the honor camp in 1937. Huber entered the penitentiary in 1934 and was sent to London in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles L. Sherwood
T. C. Jenkins
Austin Allen
John Huber
Allen
Huber
Steven Bolan
Louis Kuhen
Ohio Penitentiary
Muskinkum
Fairfield County
Seek Identity Of Man Who Died In Jail At Amherst
A man about 50 who appears to be a World War veteran died in Amherst village jail from natural causes after an arrest for intoxication. Sheriff’s deputies rely on fingerprints to identify him, sending prints to the FBI. He had been seen loitering in Amherst in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Sheriff's Department
Amherst Village
Marshal Earl White
Federal Bureau of Identification
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Heys
Cedar Point
New York Central System
Columbia
Ernest Masten
Henrietta
Elyria Business College
Illinois
Moose
Sederis
Grand Jury
Aluminum Union
Kellogg's
Elyria Coffee Shop
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland Produce
Homegrowers Market
Rambo Go
Pritiock
Pippin
Hscarolm
Pint Inc
Toledo Grasn Close
Wil
Sudro - Curtis
Rome
Corale
Robert Herrick
Esther Wood
N. Professor St
Marny's
E. Bridge St
Broad St
Irvin Klinect
ACME
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Company
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