State funds for mental clinics to be asked
Finance Director M Ray Allison said a bill totaling about 600000 for mental clinics will be introduced when the legislature reconvenes next Monday, bringing total measures for state expenditures to about 6,000,000. The deficiency bill totals 2841333 to cover items for state departments and institutions not in regular appropriations. Also introduced was a 190000 bill for 18 regional offices maintenance in 1938. Other large appropriations include 900000 for unemployment insurance administration, 139200 for current legislature expenses, and 1000000 for the governor's building program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
M. Ray Allison
House
State Employment Service
$25 000 Personal Injury Suit Being Heard
Florence Walton Rudolph of Elyria sues Hubert DeChant and Elmer Forthofer of Avon for $25,000 in a jury trial in Judge Guy Bb. Findley’s court. She suffers a fractured right leg four broken ribs and facial injuries from a night Sept 13 1934 crash on Case road where both truck drivers stopped to talk, per petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Walton Rudolph
Elyria
Hubert DeChant
Elmer Forthofer
Avon
Guy Bb. Findley
Rudolph
Case Road
Converse
State Expenditures Include Memorials and University Funds
The document lists funds for four state departments and smaller measures such as the Baggett bill providing 5100 for the Paul Dunbar Memorial in Dayton, the Metcalf bill allocating 13300 to Ohio University for teacher training, and the Byrne bill directing about 300000 in student fees to Kent State University. It notes a governor’s program and League of Municipalities estimates totaling about 20000004 in state expenditures, with a breakdown in the 32941333 deficiency bill for several state memorials and property at Highland county including Fort Hill Earthwork and multiple memorials with amounts from 18.1 to 32700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baggett
Paul Dunbar
Dayton
Metcalf
Oho University
Byrne
Kent State University
League of Municipalities-Joint Legislative Committee
Highland County
Fort Hill
Fort Jenerson State Memorial
Laurence
St. Clair State Memorial
Mound City State Memorial
Serpent Mound State Memorial
Kalassay to be sentenced Monday in Ohio case
A. S. Kalassay, once paroled convict and former Columbus pastor, was convicted yesterday of obtaining 1200 dollars under false pretenses from Mr. and Mrs. Paul Savony of Congo Ohio. Hungarian interpreters testified the couple paid 4601 dollars as their life savings and Kalassay lost his ministerial license in 1931. He later served as pastor of the United Magyar Protestant church in Columbus and the Drakes, Perry County Reformed Hungarian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Alexander
Kalassay
Covict
Columbus
Paul Savony
Congo
Police Extend Patrol Hours To Curb Reckless Driving
Police Chief E J Stankard announced night patrol hours will shift from 3 11 pm to 5 pm 1 am to tackle a rising reckless driving problem in the early morning hours. He cites increased incidents after midnight linked to night club crowds and says the longer hours will improve enforcement on streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Stankard
Stankard
Roper Favors Revision of Tax Structure
Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. Roper urged a general revision of the tax system to distribute the burden more equitably and widen the taxpayer base. He defended the undistributed corporate earnings tax as experimental and said Congress and the Treasury are working to remove injustices in tax laws. The address to the business advisory council followed complaints from industrial leaders about investor hesitation tied to New Deal policies. The President conveyed greetings and optimism that action would boost employment and purchasing power for many Americans. Roper also touched on utilities, transactions, labor, and the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Congress
Treasury Department
Roper
Business Advisory Council
Commerce Department
Roosevelt
Washington
Court verdict and local incidents reported in Wellington area
A jury verdict favored the defense in a Wellington court case over 3,000 personal injuries from a January traffic collision. Elmer Wilbur was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication. Deputies held Walter Barne and Charles Jackson for disciplinary measures at CCC camp. Anton Arabey reported a 1933 Ford coupe theft from Wakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wilbur
State Street
Eyria
Juste Preston Corn
Sheff John Judge
East Avenue
Fuller Road
Walter Barne
Charles Jackson
CCC
Millray
Anton Arabey
Kipton
Sheriff Department
Wakeman
U S Deficit Shows 5 Month Shortfall Near 1 Billion
The treasury's first five months of the fiscal year report a deficit of 742.5 million dollars, with income totaling 2.31 billion and spending at 3.089 billion. Debt stood at 37.093 billion, below the September peak by about 125 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Treasury Daily
Lord Mayor's Fund Passes 200000 in First Week
The Lord Mayor's Fund in London for the relief of distress in China surpassed the $200,000 threshold in its opening week, signaling strong public generosity and international aid emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Mayor’s Fund
London
China
Boy 12 Years Old Sees Light Of Day For First Time
Julian Galindo aged 17 in El Paso after cataract removal at Southwestern General Hospital. He describes the first sight of faces, furniture, a window view of a car, bicycle and a tree as wonderful. He had been blind since birth. bandages came off after a month and glasses will be fitted as he adjusts to light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Julian Galindo
Southwestern General Hospital
Dona Ana
N. M
Senior Four-H Club Elects Officers
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club elected new officers for 1938 at Eaton School. Melvin Kolbe of Amherst was named president, Marguerite Perkins of Columbia vice president, Agnes Lottman of Carlisle secretary and treasurer, with William Koneisel of Brownhelm recreation leader and Herbert Walker of Carlisle and Gerald Hasenpflug of Brownhelm as executive committee members. Retiring officers include Agnes Lottman as president and Lois Eldred as vice president. Plans for a holiday party were discussed and all county Four-H members aged 14 and older will be invited as guests. The executive committee will meet December 13 to plan the 1938 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Eaton School
Melvin Kolbe
Amherst
Marguerite Perkins
Columbia
A Agnes Lottman
Carlisle
William Koneisel
Brownhelm
Herbert Walker
Gerald Hasenpflug
Norman Youngeberg
la Grange
Agnes Lottman
Wages Hours Bill Freed From Committee
Washington dispatch reports the Wages Hours bill was freed from the House Rules Committee after 210 signatures were filed to discharge the panel. The petition, completed in about 20 minutes, automatically brings the measure to floor consideration on December 13. Fisher cited Rep. Martin Dies and Rep. A W Robertson discussing deals to gain signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Rules Committee
2LS
Rule Committee
House
Fish
Rep
Martin Dies
Texas
A. Wills Robertson
D. Va
Dies
Capitol
Florida
Florida Ship Canal
Pleads Guilty In Doctor Murder Case At South Paris
Eighteen year old Paul Nathanial Dwyer pleaded guilty to the murder of Dr James G Littlefield in South Paris Maine. Superior Judge George L Emery sentenced him to life imprisonment the mandatory penalty for the crime. The plea came as the trial ended abruptly on the third day with no visible emotion from the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Paris
Paul Nathanial Dwyer
George L. Emery
Hebron Academy
James G. Littlefield
Dwyer
Robber boards taxi driver and steals 35.75
A well dressed man boarded Moe Comberg’s taxi last night, pointed a gun at his head, and stole 35.75. He also demanded 75 cents from a bystander before fleeing. The incident occurred in New York on December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
Moe Comberg
Ian
Tor Bandit
Oberlin Village Council Advances Salary and Bicycle Ordinances
Oberlin Ohio December 2 1035 meeting approves salary ordinance on second reading and passes bicycle license ordinance on first reading. Orchard street paving petition presented by residents. Other routine business completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Oberlin
Orchard Street
Oberlin Odd Fellows Elect New Officers
The Oberlin Odd Fellows lodge held its regular meeting last evening and elected new officers. Erry Walls became Noble with Ralph McRoberts as Vice Grand, Harry Murphy as recording secretary, F. E. Sharp as financial secretary, Charles Bryant as treasurer, Carl Berger as trustee, and O. P. Badger with Albert McDole named to the relief committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Odd Fellows Lodge
Erry Walls
Noble
Ralph McRoberts
Harry Murphy
F. E. Sharp
Charles Bryant
Carl Berger
O. P. Badger
Albert McDole
Harry Kelly Elected Head of Pythians Lodge
Harry Kelly was elected Chancellor Commander of the Oberlin lodge Knights of Pythias at their annual meeting. Other officers named include Vice Chancellor Commander W A Muck Prelate Vernon Bond M of W Frank Fowler K of R and Stanley Sneary M of F Harvey Pratt M of Exchequer Henry Funk S at A Harold E B Cook I G Ray Hall O G Mr Lindsey Trustee V W Rosa. Installation scheduled for early January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kelly
Oberlin Lodge
Knights of Pythias
W. A. Muck
Vernon Bond
Frank Fowler
Stanley Sneary
Harvey Pratt
Exchequer
Henry Funk
Harold EB. Cook
Ray Hall
O. G
Mr. Lindsey
V. W Rosa
Missionary Society Elects Officers At Church Meeting
The Missionary Society of the Baptist church held its annual election of officers at a Wednesday afternoon meeting. Chosen for the coming year were President Mrs. J. Gordon Trick, Vice President Mrs. George Bumpus, Treasurer Mrs. O. P. Badger, Secretary Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
J. Gordon Trick
George Bumpus
O. P. Badger
Sunshine Treasurer S H Hayden and Mrs May Wood
S H Hayden named Sunshine treasurer and Mrs May Wood to assist, per local announcements noting their positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Hayden
Sunshine
May Wood
Missionaries to Talk At First Church Forum
Rev and Mrs Hawkes missionaries in Greece will speak at the First Church Forum in the James Brand House this evening at 7 30. A portion of Mr Hawkes address covers the present trend in the Greek Orthodox Church. Mrs Hawkes will demonstrate Greek instrumental and vocal music and display native costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WE. Hawkes
Greece
James Brand House
Cleveland Mayor to Speak Here Tomorrow
Mayor Harold Burton of Cleveland will address the Public Affairs Society of Oberlin College in the King Bosworth room at the Men's Building Friday evening December 3 at 7 30. The topic is Municipal Government and the public is invited with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Burton
Cleveland
King-Bosworth
Oberlin College
Burton
Cooks honor 84th birthday at South Main home
Mr and Mrs Harold E Cook entertained at their South Main Street home Sunday in honor of Mr Cook's father H A Cook who celebrated his 84th birthday. Also notes trips and visits of local residents including P H Ohly returning from Durham NC with their son a Duke University student and others traveling to Florida or visiting relatives in Oberlin and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Cook
South Main Street
Mr. Cook
H. A. Cook
P. H. Ohly
Oberlin
Durham
N. C
Carlton
Duke University
Mary Hallouer
Gladys Fore
Oxford
Florida
Kent Hoard
Detroit
Robert Lyman
Groveland Street
Roy Papworth
Wayne Brown
Lorain
Lloyd Coats
Hast College Street
Has Narrow Escape When Motorcycle And Auto Collide
William Hockey of Artumas court escaped with minor scratches when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Dean Standen of Sugar Ridge road at Cleve land and Longford streets. The bike then struck a parked car belonging to E. Montague at 122 Longford Avenue, breaking a headlight. The collision also lightly damaged two other cars driven by Mrs. W. T. Willis and Elmore Bacon Jr. at Washington avenue and Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hockey
Artumas Court
Cleveland
Longford
Hockey
Dean Standen
Sugar Ridge Road
Standen
Longford Street
E. Montague
Longford Avenue
Death Record of Gertrude Johns in Wellington
Miss Gertrude Mary Johns aged 79 died at her sister Mrs H A Ruger’s home in New York City. Her body arrived in Wellington and funeral services are set for 2 pm Friday at Keith Andrews funeral home with Dr C W Record officiating. Burial will be Greenwood cemetery. A Wellington township farm girl and long time Wellington High School graduate and teacher she spent winters with her sister in New York the past decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington, CO
Gertrude Mary Johns
H. A. Ruger
New York City
Keith Andrews
C. W. Record
Greenwood Cemetery
Wellington High School
New York
Mrs Hansman Dies After Short Illness In Amherst
Mrs. George Hansman died at 2 15 am at her home 520 East street Amherst after a week long illness. She leaves two sons George E Hansman Elyria and N A Hansman Chicago Illinois and a sister Mrs Carrie McQueen Elyria. Funeral arrangements are to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
George Hansman
East Street
George E Hansman
Elyria
N. A. Hansman
Chicago
Minois
Carrie McQueen
Guest Artists at Second M. E. Church program
Madame Rita Fleming dramatic artist and Oren Jenkins baritone will perform at the Second M. E. Church this evening. Fleming is described as a leading dramatic artist among local Negro performers. Her program includes Negro spirituals and selections from Dunbar and other Negro writers. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Rita Fleming
Oren Jenkins
M. E
Madame Fleming
Dunbar
Champion Steer Sells for 2.55 Per Pound at Exposition
CHICAGO Dec 2. Grand Champion steer Ashbourne Orange from the International Live stock Exposition sold at auction for 2.55 per pound. The 1,115 pound steer was bought by Wilson and Company meat packing for the Palmer House Hotel. Last year's champion G. Page fetched 3.3 per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Theft at Walton Ice and Fuel Office After Hours
Police investigated the theft of 8.50 dollars from the Walton Ice and Fuel Company office at East River and Broad Street after closing time. Lieut. Detective Lloyd Sweet said a person likely hid in the garage until closing and then gained entry to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Ice and Fuel Company
East River
Broad Street
Lloyd Sweet
Markets Toledo Grain Closh 1 train in elevators transit bill
Toledo markets report vague grain prices for wheat corn oats rye and other grains with numbers and notes on eggs butter produce and live stock. Cattle receipts slow with varied prices. calves sheep and hogs show mixed values. Produce section lists numerous vegetables and prices for regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Odige
Cleveland
Howegrowers Market Apples And Vegetables List
Market buyers can see prices for Metntosh cold storage apples and other produce. Items include Rome Meas, Trashot, Golden, Greenings, and various cabbage and carrots with weights and per unit pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howegrowers
Jorathan
Rome
Meaurs
Trashot Uiromes Golden
Pilans
Hethouse Green
Local Office Heist Ends Quietly at Chestnut Street
Dennis Eschete of 115 Chestnut Street says he closed the office and hid $8.50 in the usual place after finding the door shut with no one inside. The incident was discovered when he secured the garage and office area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Eschete
Chestnut Street
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Senate
Lovett Agency
Akron
Akron Sav. & Trust
Stewart- Warner
Harry Bros
Gulf
4Th Street
E. River
A. S. Kalassay
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Beechwood
Pocahontas
Murdach
Richman
PANTS
Wiliam J. Tevis
Guy
Findley
Dora M. Sanders
Wellington
U. S
Bulletin
Mrs
Esther Wood
Odd Fellows Elect
Pythians
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Ohio
Second M. E. Church
Ily Cab Co
East Ave
Broad, Elyria, O
Howard Peters
Mgr
Turkess
Bag Daehy Bakers
Michigan
Maine
Ohio Concord
Prars—Bartlett
Dueches
Kiefer
Alparagas
Hubbard
Hot
H. Nixon
W. Beal
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad ST
Reublin Bros
Pascal Celery
Floridas
Sunkist
Doz
P. V
Fresh Jones Dairy Farm
Brazil
Richelieu
Melo
Resar’s
East River Street
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