Officers Installed by Patriotic Organization
A joint meeting of H. C. Chapman Camp No. 6 of the Sons of Veterans and the Auxiliary was held at G. A. R. Hall for a public installation. Park Yingling installed the officers with Custer Snyder assisting. remarks praised the order, its aims, and the decreasing G. A. R. membership while noting plans for the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Chapman Camp No. 6
Sons of Veterans and
Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
National Patriotic Instructor Park
Ying- Jing
Department
Custer Snyder
Lorain
H. B. Stevick
V. C
W. H. van Oster, Jr
E. A. Horace
Alfred Bates
Chas. Decker
Mason D. Smith
Fred Refenning
J. H. Howlett
Chas. Lent
I. F. Diederich
Wm. Gowman
James Howlatt
Wm. Gowmen
Stevick
Coniam
The
Auxliary
National Patriotic
Park Yingling
Daughters of the Union
Daughters of Union Veterans
Caster Snyder
van Oster
Mason Smith
Recognition for stalling officer and guard service
Past Commander J Howlett honored Mrs. Con ram with a gift and reward for securing the most membership applications in the past year. The acknowledgment noted her work as stalling officer and guard, underscoring dedication to the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Howlett
Conram
Training camps draw Mary Elyrians to next summer plans
Mary Elyrians show strong interest in Citizens Military Training Camps with at least 50 inquiries for blanks. Rand Richwine, county CMT Co. chairman, says blanks not yet issued and will be announced on arrival. Auto tags begin December 10 in Ohio for 1933 plates to be displayed on all cars from January 1. Mayor fines Elgris $5 and costs for intoxication after plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elyrians
Citizens
A. L. Richwine
Richwine
T. G. Blanks
Ohio
Grass Fire On 20 Acre Tract Quelled By Elyria Firemen
A campfire in a 20 acre wooded tract on Columbia avenue started a grass fire that spread briefly before Elyria firefighters spent an hour and 20 minutes knocking down weeds leaves and stumps using brooms and water from mud holes. The blaze was contained to the lot and did not damage nearby property. Later firefighters responded to soot in a chimney at 25 East River street the home of G A Washburn with no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Avenue
Elyria
G. A. Washburn
East River Street
Death notices for Mrs. Sarah Quick Arman and Phila Goodman
Mrs. Sarah Quick Arman aged 86 of Elyria and Toledo, a pioneer daughter, died at home in Toledo. She taught in Lorain and Cleveland schools, married Henry L. Arman in 1882, and lived on North Ridge before later returning to Elyria and then Toledo. Funeral at Nichole Funeral Home Saturday at 10, interment in Elyria Cemetery. Phila N. Goodman of Columbia, widow of Warren W., mother of Guy and Forest, grandmother of Paul and Arthur, died at home on December 2. Funeral December 4 at 2:30 p.m., burial in Columbia Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Quick Arman
Toledo
Elyria
Old Furnace Ground
Lodi Street
Elyria High School
Lorain County
Cleveland
Henry L. Arman
North Ridge
Nichole Funeral Home
Elyria Cemtery
Columbia
Phila N. Goodman
Warren W
Guy and
Forest
Paul
Arthur
Columbia Cemetery
Death of Joseph Wiesniewski in Xenia and a truck crash fatal to Harper Bowermeister
Joseph Wiesniewski, 39, husband of Helen, at Pleasant View Sanitarium after a yearlong illness. Survived by widow and four children Elnore Joseph Edward Mary. Remains at Bittner Funeral Home with arrangements to be announced. In Xenia, Harper Bowermeister, 50, of Bowersville, fatally injured when his truck overturned at a road turn.
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Joseph Wiesniewski
Helen Wiesniewski
West River Street
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Elnore
Joseph
Edward
Mary
Bittner
Xenia
Harper Bowermeister
Bowersville
Amherst Shooting Probe Ordered After Self-Inflicted Wound
Nelson Schieferstein, 22, of 818 Elyria Avenue Amherst was wounded in the abdomen while at a party. Deputies say he shot himself while his home was watched by Marian Chandler and Dr G E Parker after a quarrel with Ben Aebersold. The sheriff's department will conduct a renewed inquiry following a request from Schieferstein's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Schieferstein
Elyria Avenue
Amherst
Sheriff's Department
Clarence Dick
Schieferstein
Paul Chapman
Bob Rodgers
Louis Schieferstein
Ben Aebersold
Schiefstein
Aebersold
Marian Chandler
Br. G. E. Parker
Ebersold
C. E. Cooper
Repeal Faces First Aid Test
Washington December 2 Prohibition repeal faces its first acid test as the House judiciary committee met to consider the Garner resolution to abolish the 18th amendment. Committee members present were 17 of 23. The plan is to move the amendment next Monday. If the committee balks, Speaker Garner will press for a floor decision. Majority Leader Rainey would attempt to invoke extraordinary procedure to vote repeal. Democratic leaders expect smooth support with limited opposition before the floor vote under suspension of the rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Hatton Sumners
Texas
House
Garner
Judiciary Group
Majority
Henry Rainey
Sumner
Sixteen summoned for petit jury list includes Elyria and Lorain residents
Sixteen names are listed as summoned for petit jury service on Monday December 72. Elyria residents include W. J. Lenninger Edward Horace Mrs William Jago and Ernest J. Handyside. Lorain residents listed are Mrs Idris Room Mrs W L Whitehill Mrs Stella Holzhauser Albert E Williams John Crumpp and Mrs Charles Miller. Other names cover Seymour Norian Amherst Fred Pitts Pittsfield township Bet Sooy Penfield B V Child Oberlin Clarabelle Underhill Carnale township and Otto Ruth South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
W. J. Lenninger
West Avenue
Edward Horace
East Broad Street
William Jago
Park Place
Ernest J. Handyside
Winckles Street
Lorain
Idris Room
W. L. Whitehill
Stella Holzhauer
Albert E. Williams
John Crumpp
Charles Miller
Seymour Norian
Amherst
Fred Pitts
Pittsfield Township
Bet Sooy
Penfield
B. Vv. Child
Oberlin
Clarabelle Underhill
Carnale Township
Otto Ruth
South Amherst
Von Schleicher Named German Chancellor to End Cabinet Crisis
Berlin Dec 2 Gen Kurt Von Schleicher defense minister known as Iron Man of German politics was named chancellor by President Von Hindenburg. He succeeds Franz Von Papen who resigned with cabinet of land owners and military leaders. Von Schleicher will also retain defense portfolio ending a two week cabinet crisis and rumors of the president’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Kurt von Schieicher
von Windenbure
von Hindenburg
von Schleicher
Franz von Papen
Ministry of Defense
Oberlin Man Marries in Washington to Make Rome There
Oberlin Ohio on December 3 announcement of the marriage of Miss Norah Frances Maher daughter of Mrs M H McTwiggan Washington DC to Ralph J Miller son of Dr and Mrs E Miller of East College Street. The ceremony occurred Wednesday November 23 at the bride s Washington home. The couple reside in Oberlin for now and plan to live in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Norah Frances Maher
M. H. McTwiggan
Washington, D. C
Ralph J. Miller
E. &. Miller
East College Street
Washington
Dudley Barnard Weds in Shellsburg
Miss Bernice Meyer of Shellsburg Iowa wed Dudley Barnard son of Dr and Mrs John E Barnard of Oberlin The ceremony occurred at the bride s home with Jack Barnard best man Barnard a 1930 Oberlin grad works for American Telephone in Chicago They reside in Oak Park Illinois Former pastor Rev Dr John Weaver Weddell dies in Lewisburg Pa after 50 years in ministry Survived by wife and eight children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Meyer
Shellsburg
Dudley Barnard
John E. Barnard
Oberlin
Jack Barnard
Barnard
Oberlin College
American District Telephone Company
Chicago
Oak Park
John Weaver Weddell
Lewisburg
First Baptist Church
Weddell
Club Sponsors Book Art Display at Carnegie Library
The Cosmopolitan club sponsors an international book and art display at Carnegie Library this week. The show features rare foreign books from France, Spain, England, China, Japan, Armenia and Greece, plus a centuries old inscription in stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Carnegie Wbrary
France
Spain
England
China
Japan
Armenia
Greece
Von Schleicher Named Chancellor After Deliberation
The president appointed Von Schleicher as chancellor after long deliberation with a heavy heart. The choice narrowed to Von Schleicher and ex chancellor Franz Von Papen as Hitler refused coalition cooperation, insisting on all or nothing. Selection was seen as avoiding major constitutional upheaval or possible scrapping of the Weimar Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Schleicher
Franz von Papen
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Weimar
von Papen
Reichstag
Marion Stores Damaged By Flames
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed interiors of two Marion stores causing about 20 500 in damage. Y D Wise's grocery and Bert Myers drug store burned. Fire lasted nearly four hours and rekindled later. Ammonia fumes from the drug store refrigeration hampered firefighters. Loss partly insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Y. D. Wise
Bert Myers
Funeral services for Emil W. Jatte secretary of Jatte Paper Co
Emil W. Jatte secretary of the Jatte Paper Company died at his Boston home after a lingering illness. Services are set for Saturday in Jatte, Ohio where he had married Florence Parkman in 1878. The couple celebrated their golden wedding four years ago. In Warren, Pearl Moran, 30, was fatally injured in a single car crash last night. A somber note on unemployment and leisure closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Emil W. Jatte
Jatte Paper Company
Jatte
Boston
Florence Parkman
Parkman
Cosmopolitan Club Showcases Oberlin Letters on Young Russia
The Cosmopolitan club at Oberlin hosts a literary program at Mrs. A. R. Carsten’s home on King street. Mrs. George Cooley presents notes on Young Russia and the five year plan, with Mrs. Trufant and Mrs. Zahm offering follow ups, plus Mrs. Charlotte Scott on current events. Refreshments follow. A cribbage club forms in Oberlin with weekly meetings at 93 East Lorain street. Dunham leads team A vs Cliff’s team, score 63 to 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Carsten
King Street
Russia
George Cooley
Trufant
Zahm
Charlotte Scott
Cribbagh Ulle Uerganiard
M. E. Osmer
Stanley Sneary
Ralph W. Brown
East Lorain Street
Fred Dunham
A. M. Cliff
Dunham
Tax rate debate runs through Elyria budget figures
County officials report 1933 figures show an 11 percent drop from 1932 in certain receipts and fines, offset by a $100,000 reduction in other incomes. Levy for county operations rises from 2.318 to 2.4 mills, while the special one mill road levy is dropped, allowing a total levy cut from 3.58 to 3.05 mills. Business leaders urge immediate cost cuts to bring Elyria’s overall tax rate down toward 23 mills, urging the budget commission to treat the current rate as maximum and push further reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
County Budget Commission
Civic Recruiting Ground Reveals Newbury Work Histories
Former Governor Harry L. Davis William R Hopkins and his brothers and Thomas Coughlin Morris Plan Bank president W J Corrigan and others recall boyhood and youth working at Newbury works as helpers to fathers in the iron and steel plant. Coughlin describes shifts of six hours and lunch carried down to furnaces with whistle signals guiding door operations. Newburgers to fore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Davis
William R. Hopkins
Thomas Coughlin
Morris Plan Bank
W. J. Corrigan
Newbury Works
Coughlin
Parents punished for cruelty to child in Gallipolis
In Gallipolis Ohio a four year old boy held in a dark room for two years was found weighing 17 pounds and unable to speak. The father Sylvester L Hoctor received a suspended 90 day sentence while the foster mother Lucy Hector was jailed for four months for neglect and cruelty. The child is now under county children's home care and can talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lucy Hector
R. W. White
Sylvester L. Hoctor
Loren William Hoctor
Hector
Fire Department Tests Apparatus in Elyria
Fire Chief W. N. Bates led practice runs of the Elyria Fire Department tests of aging equipment before winter. Pumpers are checked for rated capacity while ladder trucks and reserve pumpers range from 3 to 27 years old. Tests also train crews and keep the department ready for potential underwriter visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
W. N. Bates
Bates
Lausanne Reparations Row Ties to War Debts in British Note
A British note argues war debts and reparations are linked and that clearing debts is essential to world prosperity. It contends the United States must acknowledge this to avoid derailing the Lausanne settlement and global economic revival. The note criticizes repayments as causing unnatural transfers and warns continued collections worsen conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
America
al- Wes
Germany
Britain
Patrols in township to curb theft and armed units
Two con stables Lyman Hitchcock and Clair Howard will lead patrols in armed cars to stop theft in the township. Last night patrols began with no incidents reported this morning. The article notes Cleveland area steel plants, affected by capacity cuts at American Steel & Wire Co, with Newburg works and related facilities listed by employment levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Hitchcock
Clair Howard
Blackmer
Newburg Steel Works
Newburg Wireworks
Cuyahoga
Consolidated Works
American Works
With & Mozt
Farm Bureau Meeting Brings Four Counties Together
Farm Bureau representatives from four counties gathered in Elyria for a joint meeting seeking collaboration on agricultural issues and rural community needs. The event highlighted shared concerns and potential cooperative programs between the counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Prices Report
Market updates show steady poultry and meat demand with varied prices for fowls, ducks, geese, and turkeys. Grain, flour, and farm produce quotations are listed, alongside Cleveland livestock market summaries for hogs, cattle, and lambs, and assorted regional farm market items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
District meeting discusses membership dues at Kiska Savings and Trust Building
About 30 attendees gathered on the mezzanine for a district meeting with plans to focus on membership dues. The session included several business matters and anticipated an afternoon discussion to set the dues policy. Representatives came from Lorain Huron Erie and Cuyahoga counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiska
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Wim
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John ¥Ueka
Elgris
W. H. van Oster
Philan v. Goodman
REDDY
Bee Castle
He's
Kurt von Schleicher
Grists
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilsond
Rome
Alice Close
Woodland Avenue
Bermuda
Frances E. Streett
Cuyahoga Falls
Jeanne
New York City
Cyril Jeffers
Alice Jeffers
W. S. Carson
Morgan Street
Leesdale
J. Berkshire
Cora Morris
P. E. Neilson
Julia Severance
Cocoanut Grove
Florida
Henry Wilson
Athens
J. A. Strong
Herrick Wilson
W. D. Hobbs
St. Petersburg
Fla
Newburgers
Fire Department
Mts
Aege
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Colorado
Idaho
Lee
White
Rym
Narley
Gaze
J Soth
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Alpalfa—Uholcu
Timothy
Hubbard
East Ave
Opp
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Broad St
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