Kiwanians Hear U S Attorney Bellet Commentary
Emerick B. Fried, a Cleveland criminal attorney, told Elyria Kiwanis members that the average criminal is not inferior to the average person. He cited his 5000 cases, showed counterfeit money to illustrate skilled deception, and noted artistic traits among some inmates. Guests included Joseph F. Weibel, Malcolm Thomson, and others from Elyria and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerick B. Fried
Cleveland
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Fried
Elyria
Medina
H. C. Cheney
J. EK. Nece
Dominic DeFazio
Father Coughlin Outlines Share-Profit Plan Salvation
Detroit December radio address by Rev. Charles E. Coughlin promotes a National Union for Social Justice focusing on limited profits, federal labor supervision, guaranteed needs, and a fair wage. He rejects work-sharing and urges unionization, vocational groups, and government role in ending strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Union For Social Justice
Rome
Washington
SN. U.S. J
Federal
Department of Labor
Fire Sweeps Woodland Hotel Annex in Cleveland
Firemen searched the ruins of the three story Woodland Hotel Annex after a blaze swept through early today. The effort focused on possible victims as homeless men often slept in vacant rooms on the third floor. twenty families escaped to the street unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Woodland Hotel
Obscene literature cases postponed and fines issued
The common pleas court hearing on obscene literature involving Mrs. Loretz Mrs. Beck er Harry McCullough and Arthur Hess was continued pending briefs. Mayor Vanoster fined each defendant $50 with suspensions tied to not selling a certain Ohio weekly. Join Fusa received a $4 fine for disorderly conduct after a bruised arrest scene. Mayor's court receipts for November totalled 190.50, down from October's 252.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Loretz
Ben Becker
Harry McCullough
Arthur Hess
Common Pleas Court
Mayor's Court
Howard Butler
Lawrence Job
Lorain
WHL
W. H. Vanoster
Ohio
Grant Sehrock
Vocational Talks For HI-Y Alumni Club Set
The first of two talks will be held at the Y M C A in Elyria tomorrow night. Paul Malenchir, expo manager for Thaw Shovel Company, will discuss consular service requirements and the work’s duties and advancement prospects. The Elyria HI Y Alumni club aims to help young men explore vocations and career choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Y
Y. M. Co
Paul Malenchir
Thaw Shovel Company
Elyria
Teachers Dinner Meeting Tomorrow
The Elyria Federation invites county school teachers to a dinner meeting at First Congregational Church, Columbus. Principal speaker Dr. Donald Tippett of Bexley MBE Church will address attendees at 6 p.m. tomorrow. Raymond F Lowry may attend. Clyde E Riker of the Ohio Federation is expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond F. Lowry
American Federation of Teachers
Be & Sues
Fioria Federation of Teachers
Lowry
Clyde Be, Riker
Ohio Federation of Teachers
Elyria Federation
Donald Tippett
Bexley M. BE
Columbus
Reseating Chairs Topic Taught at Eaton Township Meeting
Miss Alice Bird, county agricultural agent, will direct instructions on reseating chairs to Eaton Township women at a meeting at Eaton Town Hall. The meeting, open to all interested, was reported today. The piece notes a broader reflection on man's struggle as life advances, becoming more mental in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Township
Alice Bird
County Agricultural Unsrnell
Eaton Town Hall
Daughter of Late Senator Morrow Dies in Pasadena
Elizabeth Reeve Morgan, 30, daughter of the late U S Senator Dwight Morrow and sister of Anne Morrow Lindbergh, died at 2 55 AM in Pasadena from pneumonia after an appended operation. Her mother and husband were at her bedside as she had come east last week in frail health. Morgan had planned to sail for Mexico with Mrs Will Rogers when illness struck following a London Naval Conference visit. She last saw her sister Lindbergh before the Hauptmann case arrest interrupted a planned Los Angeles visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Elizabeth Reeve Morgan
U.S
Dwight Morrow
New Jersey
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Mexico
Will Rogers
Aubrey Neil Morgan
Cardiff
Wales
Dee
Deaths and obituaries across Elyria Wakeman and Columbia
Multiple obituaries and death notices from Elyria Wakeman and Columbia list Mrs Alice Roe of 124 Courtland Street dying after one week in Elyria Memorial Hospital born September 21 1863 in Cleveland widowed Ogden Roe survivors include two sons three daughters twelve grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2:30 at Sudro Funeral Home with burial Ridgelawn. Other notices include Walter A Gamble Mary Gamble Mary M Spore Robert Stephens and names of surviving family with service details and burial plans. The Chinese remark on reverence ends the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ror
Alice Roe
Courtland Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Roe
Ogden C. Roe
Cleveland
Elyria
William C. Roe
Walter Roe
Grace Schwert
Marry Garford
Lillian Marrow
Sudro Funeral Home
Buria
Ridgelawn
Walter A. Gumbie
Mary Gamble
Eighth Street
Oxford
Euclid Avenue
Theresia
Billy
Madeline
William
Seward
Chicago
Medival Corps
St. James Catholic Church
Lakewood
Ohio
Eddy R. Gaston
Budith Gaston
Qberlin Road
Sudro
E. D. Mureh
Church of Christ of East
Wakeman
Mary M. Spore
St. Vincent's Hospital
Service Star Legion
Chester J
Debert Byron
Kenneth H
Gertrude Taancaster
Arthur Curry
Marion
W. N. Page
F. H. McLoughlin
St. Marys Church of
Columbia, Decora
Robert Stephens
Columbia
Berea
Mary Elizabeth Stephens
Ideson
Ron Charles A
Jennie Osborn
Hawk Funeral
Osborn
Walderman
Columbia Baptist Church
Columbia Cemetery
Club activities of coming week in Oberlin
Local society listings show Oberlin Women's Club Education Department meets at 7 30 pm at Ms J Wickler's home and several groups host gatherings December 3 4 and beyond. Notable events include the Frank E Peck Chapter DeMolay and Pythian Sisters Christmas party at Mrs Ray Hall's Spring Street and multiple club meetings across Oberlin with speakers and book reviews. Several families host visits from relatives and residents attend theatre and social events in Cleveland and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlen
Oberlin Women's Club
John Pettiford
South Park Street
Minnie Carter
Cleveland
Merry Wives
Milo Ken Deigh
Woodland Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
J. A. Champton
Union Street
Pleasant Street
Alter
Oberlin Women’s Club
T. W. Thomas
Forest Street
Sorosis
E. F. Bosworth
South Professor Street
Ng Nurse Committee
James Brand House
L. B. Lord
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Baptist Missionary Society
Carmen
LaGrange
Burgess’ Store
L. J. Morris
West Russia Club
Delmar Horning
North Main Street
Junior Star Bridge Club
Court Notices And Family Disputes From Lorain Court
Rose Gallo sues The Prudential Insurance for 359 pounds as beneficiary. Mary Santa granted divorce from John Santa for gross neglect, custody awarded, name restored to Mary Novak. City Bank Co of Lorain wins default against Nick and Mary Rantis for 44147 and mortgage foreclosure. One barrel of alcohol stolen from Rogers OL Co found in Avon Lake. Calf stolen from Ralph Fowl. overcoats stolen from Frank Soules. VanSweringen Co sues H H Nye administrator and Hannah Dodge for 1741 and to enforce Shaker Heights contract. Kathryn Flaherty sues C E Kent for 5075 from auto collision. Goldstein Sona Inc sues Joseph W Lawrence for 143 on account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Santa
John Santa
A. R. Webber
Mary Novak
The
City Bank Company of
Lorain
Nick
Mary Rantis
Townsend Pension Plan To Be Discussed
All voting citizens interested in the Townsend Plan of Old Age Revolving Pensions will assemble at the ly MSA Wednesday evening at 8 15. The movement proposes a $200 monthly pension for all persons reaching the age of sixty. A large attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly. M.S. A
Shoplifter Fined $50 By Mayor
Edward Coulson, 63, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to petit larceny after again stealing a suede jacket from Sears Roebuck. Store manager Ralph Young reported the theft Saturday morning. the jacket was found in the Grant Store and returned to Sears. Coulson was fined $50 and costs by Mayor W H Vanoster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelica
Sears Roebuck Company
Ralph Young
Pelfeé
Grant
W. H. Vanoster
Edward Coulson
Sears Roebuck
Young
Competing Plans For Veterans Bonus Payment Debated
Democratic and Republican congressional candidates pledged to cash certificates, while Senate Finance, led by Pat Harrison, considers a compromise plan to pay veterans in cash. Proposals to raise funds include silver coinage profits, inflation, or a sales tax, with administrations citing budget gaps. A closing note on an adder snake analogy underscores cautious policy framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Finance Committee
Pat Harrison
Key Pittman
Nev
Wright Patman
Tex
Coolidge
Hoover
Roosevelt
Wreck Of Crack Train Kills One, Wounds Six Near Thomasville
A Southland Atlantic Coast Line passenger train derailed 12 miles south of Thomasville after midnight when it hit an open ditch near Fincher Junction. One man believed killed, six injured. Engineer B. F. Van Meter of Lakeland, Fla., critically hurt. fireman Bremer missing. Train was en route from Tampa and St. Petersburg to Cincinnati and Chicago.
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Thomasville
Southland
Here
Bremer
B. F. van Meter
Lakeland
Fla
Fincher Junction
Florida Line
van Meter
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Typhoon Spreads Death Destruction in Philippines
A seventh typhoon of the season lashed the storm wrecked Philippine Islands. Luzon including Manila lay in the storm path with winds and rains moving northwest. The death toll on smaller islands rose to four with many missing. Over 3090 lives have been lost this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Islands
Luzon
Tayabas
Organization of University Club Progressing
Organization work in connection with the establishment of a University Club will continue tonight as local graduates and former students of colleges gather at the Y M C A at 1 pm. About 25 attended last week. organizers postponed until a larger turnout. Sponsors invite men who have been out of college for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
Ela
School awards honor athletic letters and band members
Seven tennis letters were presented to George Sharkey William Lerset Jack Shatt David Dehm Edwin Oles Charles Bush and Fred Williams. Twenty one girls received athletic awards including four high girls' award pin guards for 1600 points. Five girls earned 1300 points and twelve earned 900 points across basketball volleyball baseball tennis hiking and gym. Fifteen students received band awards announced by J Martin Beck with music by the high school orchestra and a talk by Joe Grahor on the upcoming presentation of The Fool December 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Struck
Virginia Zaiser
Doris Swindling
Dolores Hastings
Elizabeth Martin
Mary Lou Bayley
Irene Justavick
Betty Schaeffer
Betty Jane Jackson
Jimily Pitkinn
Sophie Boron
Betty Seward
Beatrice Holliday
Mary Nye
Jeanne Plocher
Wanda Wykrent
Irene Stoll
Dorothy Finegan
Joretta Botameér
Jeanette Linville
Lucille Mohrman
Raymond Bowen
Jack Crowell
Russell Dean
David Dehm
Earl Demos
Robert Grobe
Ernest Haylor
Donald Hensman
William Lersech
Clyde Miller
Richard Miller
James Reynolds
Irwin Schultz
Robert Wilcox
Robert Wurst
J. Martin Beck
Joe Grahor
Market Prices and Poultry Rates in Cleveland District
Market news from Cleveland shows steady poultry prices with various fowl categories. Leghorn and colored fowls command around 4 dollars per pound or higher, springers and roosters priced at specific per-pound rates, and broilers colored listed among current market quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Spelagers
Springers Leghorn
Lawmakers push for federal control of arms trade at hearings
A Senate committee voices strong support for government monopoly of the munitions industry to curb bribery and abroad influence. Testimony cites payments to foreign officials and arms dealers pressuring Congress while outlining the broader international impact of the arms trade. Proceedings will continue with Remington, Winchester, Colt, and Du Pont officials testifying through December 21 ahead of the new session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Remington
Winchester
Colt
E. —. du Pont de Nemours Company
Delaware
Senate
Prodigy Debater Moves from Home to Private School
A gifted boy with strong scientific debates outgrew his parents arguments and, after an initial burden, was sent to a private school for better instruction. He has successful social ties with peers, is Jewish, in good health, and attends a progressing Kril Mantiv program while his father runs a store.
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U. S
Father Coughlin
Elk’s Restaurant
Join Fusa
Trondale Avenue
West Avenue
Lodi Street
Nick Neuter
Cascade Street
Helen
Fusa
Granite Concrete Block & Coal Co
Geanco Aton
Wm. G. Smith
Louis W. Beaumont
Roth Tailor Shop
Morrow
Walter A. Gamble
Endy R. Gaston
Eters
Oberlin
Esther Alfsen
East Lorain Street
Locis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Beulah May
Bowling Green Library
O. C. May
Mary Ranson
George Jackson
Werdolyn
Amy Ingraham
Charles Barnes
Wellington
Voglin
Dorothy
W. E. Rogers
South Main Street
Henry Kolb
Amherst
Mrs. Fitaner
Willard Court
Rose Gallo
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Rogers OL Company
22Nd Street
Broadway
Orain
Avon Lake
Clarence W. Dick
Ralph Fowl
Telegraph Road
Sheriff's Department
Gerald Nau
Frank Soules
VanSwerigen Company
H. H. Nye
Holme K. Spaulding
Hannah&. Dodge
Shaker Heights
Kathryn Flaherty
C. E. Kent
West Erie
Lake View Avenues
Goldstein Sona Inc
Joseph W. Lawrence
Townsend
Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
POE
GOM
Inter Strat
Ward
Une Clevelan
Fairchild Milling Co
Our
Mae
M. Weekham
Newark
Sederis Restaurant
Cataes
Spectat
H.R. Rorick
Travelers
Elyria Sav. & Trust
Imperial
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Vogler & Son Storage Co
Vogler & Son Storage House
Buckeye Ave
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