Three Arraigned For Receiving Stolen Money
Justice Petro arraigned three people on charges of receiving stolen funds taken by two young brothers from Peter Ternace’s home near Sugar Ridge. Pleas of guilty were entered by Mr. and Mrs. Noll of Cleveland. Helen Noll, 18, was paroled, while her husband paid a fine and served jail time for nonpayment. Arthur Novak, older brother of the suspects, pleaded not guilty and posted $300 bond. Sheriff Dick and Deputy Chapman traced the $200 theft, with the boys admitting involvement and passing money to relatives. Juvenile court awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Petro
Peter Ternace
Ternace Road
Sugar Ridge Road
Noll
Cleveland
Helen Noll
Arthur Novak
Clarence W. Dick
Ternace
Paul Chapman
Elyrians Head to Hi Y Conference at Wooster
Six members of Elyria Hi Y Clubs travel with Y M C A secretary Robert H Goacher to Wooster for the state Hi Y conference. Five seniors Dettman Randall Stringer Thompson Thompson president and Arthur Bush for Junior Hi Y attend. About nine hundred boys from across the state are expected. They will return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Hi
Oberlin Gridders Banquet Honors Captain Harold Hovey
Oberlin Ohio locals hosted a high school football banquet at the Hovey home on North Pleasant Street. Harold Hovey was named captain for next year after letters were awarded to eighteen regulars and nine reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Bec
Harry Hovey
North Pleasant Street
Harold
L. F. Holden
Carl Brubaker
Shaker Heights
C. E. Wiston
Harold Hovey
Raymond Grills
Chester Cooley
Ralph Schramm
Alfred Osmer
Clarence Williams
John Wood
Harlan Slater
Ronald Willbond
Richard Shafer
Bert Shafer
Truman Matcham
Louis Bliss
Tharon Parsons
Edgar Lee
Carleton Ohly
Robert Fitzner
Charles Cook
Oberlin Opens Season With Wellington In Local Collision
Oberlin High prepares for its 1933-34 basketball season with a home opener against Wellington tonight on the local floor. The schedule lists fourteen games including seven at home and seven away, with six league contests and two league playoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin High
Wellington High
Oberlin
Wellington
Wakeman
Berea
Norwalk
Fremont
Elyria
Bellevue
Sandysegr
Clearview
wWilliard
Tiffin
Knights of Pythias Elect Officers in Local Lodge Meeting
The Knights of Pythias held an officer election at the regular Wednesday meeting in the lodge rooms. Ray E. Hall was chosen Chancellor Commander and Harry Gill Vice Commander. Other offices filled include Theodore Van Ausdale Prelate Glenn Davis Master of Work Donald Coats Master of Arms Harry Kelly Keeper of Records and Seals Russell Kearn Master of Finance John Denger Master of Exchequer Paul Adams Inner Guard Lloyd Gill Outer Guard and W. M. Papworth Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Ray E. Hall
Harry Gill
Theodore van Ausdale
Glenn Davis
Donald Coats
Harry Kelly
Russel Kearn
John Denger
Paul Adams
Lloyd Gill
W. M. Papworth
Literary and Social Club entertained at Mrs Trufant home
The Literary and Social Club was pleasantly entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. H. Trufant on South Prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Trufant
South Prospect
Practice Carols With Pine Cone Troop Meeting Activities
The Girl Scouts of Pine Cone Troop practiced Christmas carols at their last meeting. They held patrol corners and read a play planned for future presentation. A guest spoke on the topic What is Meant by 2 Good Cities. Taps were sung before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of the
Pine Cone
Book Published by President Wilkins A Platform for Life
A new book by President Wilkins titled A Platform for Life is now issued. It gathers Oberlin talks by Dr. Wilkins on modern education, life philosophy, and topics such as New Horizons If I Had Six More Lives To Live A Platform For Life On Being a National Collapse The Political Opportunities and Responsibilities of the College Student Grounds for Supporting a Political Party America Votes The Pattern of Leisure Bonfire of Vanities Unto the Mountains
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkins
Oberlin
America
Conservatory String Quartet to present program at Warner Hall
On Tuesday evening December 12 the Conservatory String Quartet will perform at 7 30 in Warner Concert Hall. The quartet includes Rebel Johnson Raymond Cerf Maurice Kessler and John Fraser with Frederick Goerner and George Hardesty assisting. Works by Haydn Tschaikowsky and Brahms featured. Public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory String Quartet
Warner Concert Hall
String Quartet
Rebel Johnson
Raymond Cerf
Maurice Kessler
John Fraser
Frederick Goerner
George Hardesty
Haydn
Tschaikowsky
Brahms
Fire Destroys Shingle Roof Home in Laporte
Elyria firefighters answered a morning call to Laporte where a blaze damaged the shingle roof of Mrs. W. P. Shepherds home. Sparks from the chimney were blamed. Damage was about 25 dollars. The house also housed A. Heginbotham and family. Mrs. Heginbotham praised the firemen for swift arrival and effective work as Shepherds invalid resident faced danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
LaPorte
W. P. Shepherd
A. Heginbotham
Case Against O P S Goes To Jury
Leo J. Myers sues the Ohio Public Service Company for 25000 claiming libelous statements by a company official at Amherst a year ago. The trial before Judge W B Thompson ends with the jury instruction ready after the defense rested and the court sustaining the exclusion of an unread portion of an anonymous letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Myers
Ohio Publc Service Company
W. 3B. Thompson
Myyers
Amherst
Myers
A H Neisner Dies Suddeny
A H Neisner, head of Neisner Brothers Inc, died suddenly in New York yesterday morning after illness following a Washington NRA code assignment and a Mediterranean cruise. He became ill in Naples and died while being moved from a ship to hospital. funeral set for Sunday in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Neisner
Neisner Brothers, Inc
New York
A. Y. Tappan
Neisner Brothers
Mr. Neisner
Washington
London
British Home Stores, Ltd
Naples
Rex
Deaths of Mary Landin and C. A. Clark in Ohio
Mary E. Landin of Belden dies at home after a week long illness aged 58. Widow of Fred Landin, she leaves two sons Frank and Clarence, daughter Cora, sisters Kattie and Nora, brothers Frank and Mayor Breckenridge, eight grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Funeral arrangements set at Sudro Funeral Home with service Monday. C. A. Clark, 46, formerly of the area, dies in Madison Ohio after brief illness. Survived by widow and four children. Funeral in Madison with burial at North Murray Ridge cemetery in Elsha. grave side service planned at 3:00 P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Landin
Belden
Ohio
Mrs. Landin
Fred Landin
Gratton Township
Frank Landin
Lorain
Clarence Landin
Cora Ladd
Cleveland
Kattie Kuehn
Nora Lyndes
Co. A. Clark
C. A. Clark
Madison
M. L. Daner
True E. Miller
Elvira
James H. Clark
Carl Clark
Elsha
North Murray Ridge
Broncho busting attempt lands man in hospital and jail
Robert Armstrong of 142 Bath Street tried to ride a horse near Lake Avenue and Lodi Street about 2:30 pm. The horse spooked him, causing a severe forehead cut and a fall. He was treated at Memorial Hospital then jailed on a charge of intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Armstrong
Bath Street
Memorial Hospital
Armstrong
Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
Tse
Court actions include a $377 claim against West Side Lumber
The Paramount Coal and Coke Company of Cleveland sues West Side Lumber and Coal Company for 377 dollars on alleged account. John M Gull of Elyria names Mary Gull Bridenstine et al in a partition suit for Lorain property. Sorothea Hiasankamp of Cleveland sues Waliri Tiernager for 175 dollars claiming damages from a truck crashing into a fruit stand yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Coal and Coke Company of
Cleveland
West Side Lumber and Coal Company
John M. Gull
Elyria
Mary Gull Bridenstine
Common Pleas
Lorain
Sorothea Hiasankamp
Clevent Road
Waliri
Tiernager
Dameres
Fac Pention
Checker Players To Meet Tonight In Elyria
Checker players of Elyria plan a Friday night session at the YMCA to boost regional play. Lorain County Checker Association secretary QC E Barton invites all interested players to join and to train with top competitors including Buschard Pfaff Coyne Hamilton and others. High school students are urged to attend and learn the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Checker
Elyria
Elyria Checker
W. D. Buschard
Arthur Pfaff
James Coyne
Lloyd Hamilton
Cleveland Wholesale Market Report Snapshot
Market notes from Cleveland cover produce and poultry prices, potatoes, grains, livestock bids. Fresh pullets to 18 cents per pound, various fowl prices, potatoes chiefly around $2 per cwt, wheat and corn bids for No 1 hard and yellow corn, livestock bids rising modestly for cattle, calves, sheep, hogs, and turkeys, with general movement slower in inventory and steady to firmer on some items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Laker
Fluctuating Fresh Produce and Grain Prices Reported
The Cleveland Grain market shows WHEAT No 2 Red at 91 1/2 cents, No 1 Yellow at 92 1/2, and CORN No 3 Old Yellow around 374 and 354 2. OATS No 3 White 49 1/2. Chicago Cash Quotations list Butter prices with various grades and scores. Eggs show steady prices across different categories. Poultry live and hens prices are noted with minor movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Cleveland
Chicago
Rock Springs
Purchase supplies to improve Elyria schools
The Elyria Board of Education approved contracts for about 1600 dollars of supplies and equipment for painting and cleaning Elyria schools during Christmas vacation. Work will use CWA labor with the board supplying materials, and about 500 dollars of cost may be rebated under the CWA program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
CWA Commission
CWA
School Lunchroom Reforms Aimed at Noon Dismissal Rules
A study by Maston Brown and Shively recommends improved food service and display, two cold lunch counters, separate teachers’ lunch room, and enhanced cafeteria decor. It notes most schools require written parental permits for noon dismissals, while many students leave without parental awareness.
Bicycles Stolen Reported From Local Homes
Two bicycles were reported stolen yesterday. Joe Walendziak of 937 Foster Avenue said his bicycle was taken from the Pflauder Company site. Mrs. Peebles of 4065 Wa Avenue reported her son's bicycle stolen from their garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Walendziak
Foster Ay Aue
Pfaudier Company
Mrs. Peebles
Wa. Avenue
Grangers Entertain at Grafton Farm
Ridgeville Juvenile Grange presented a program at Grafton State Farm directed by Mrs. Henry Behr. About 50 Ridgeville Grangers attended the visit enjoying music readings and a talk by Rev. Koontz with farm residents participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Farm
Grafton State Farm
Ridgeville
Henry Behr
The
Grange
Rev. Koontz
Ohio Farmers Local Market Prices Report
Quotations from the Cleveland market list prices for corn, wheat, oats, hay, straw, flour and mill feeds. It also shows beets, carrots, celery, cabbage, cucumbers, endive, escarole, kale, lettuce, leeks, mushrooms, parsley, parsnips and radishes with varied per-unit prices and basket counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Forecast of Whisker Prices After Tax Changes
Lawmakers and industry leaders project beer and whisky taxes will bound revenue at about 450 million dollars and foresee a bourbon price near 1.50 a quart if combined state and federal taxes reach 3.20 per gallon. Dr Dorant of the distillers' code authority urges moderate taxes and fees to keep prices in the 1.59 to 2.00 dollar range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Cochran
Dem
Committee
James M. Dorant
Distillers’ Code Authority
Cafeteria Debate Shapes School Schedule and Lunch Policy
The board weighs ending the cafeteria and shifting to single or double sessions. A parental permit system is studied with no decision yet. About 600 students bring lunches. officials seek self support to avoid losses while preserving the current single session plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maston, Brown
Offbeat Market Inventory Note With Varied Produce Totals
A garbled market list outlines numerous produce items and destinations with unclear counts and tracks. It mentions carrots cabbage greens peppers potatoes various fruits and vegetables with scattered state origins and totals, ending in a confusing total of 35 arrivals across 112 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
Texas
Maine
Idaho
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Elyrians
Wooster
C. W. Barres Plumbing and Heating
Middle Ave
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Pleasant Street
Ee Sanders
Pleasant St
Oberlin Gridders
K. W. Gehrkeps
Mire
C. B. Sooct
Elizapeth Cady Stanton
Nuhn’s
AESO
Park Ave
People's Store
the Family Credit Store
Sharp Block
Broad ST
A. H Neisner
Brongho Buster
Reese
United States Department of Agriculture
U.cos
U. S
Wisconsin
Poe
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Co-operative Poultry Association
Oma Eixira
Lars Ener
Opie
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Timothy Sli
Sederis
Hubbard
Bok
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