Jury Draw Names For Service In December
Fifteen residents were drawn from the jury wheel yesterday for petit jury service starting December 21. Names include Henry Miller Elyria. John Penound Carlisle township. Thom ix Willis Oberlin. Walter Duke Carlisle township. Edward Wise Lorain. Oliver Stocking Rooster. John Olsavsky Lorain. Harry Waller Columbia Station. Mrs Mabel Penfield Lorain. Charles Nagy Lorain. A B Root Belden. Helen Frey Lorain. R G Wurmer Lorain. Ta Yazel Nevins Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterday
Petit
Henry Miller
West Bridge Street
Elyria
John H. Pen‘ound
Carlisle Township
Thomix Willis
Oberlin
Walter Duke
Edward Wise
Oliver Stocking
Rooster
John Olsavsky
Lorain
Harry Waller
Columbia Station
Mabel Penfield
Charles Nagy
A. 8. Root
Belden
Helen Frey
R. G
Wurmer
Yazel Nevins
Lawsuit Seeks 25000 in Personal Injury Damages
Hubert Barnhart sues Safier's Inc. and Cleveland firm through his father David Barnhart for 25000 in damages alleging injuries from a collision between machines on North Ridge Road near Leavitt, dated November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert
Barnhart
David Barnhart
Safier’s, Inc
Clevend
Etwas
Endant
Ridge Roads
Jast
Weather Forecast Updates Cold Patty Evening
The forecast notes cloudy skies and continued cold tonight. Saturday brings increasing cloudiness and a slow rise in temperature.
Laval Defines Position of France
Paris dispatch reports Pierre Laval, premier and potential future French leader, asserting France may suspend war debt payments to the United States until Germany and other debtors agree to a fair basis of payment. He criticizes unconditional or unconditional debt, seeks a new accord and compensation from Germany before resuming full payments.
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United Press
Paris
France
United States
America
Germany
Pierre Laval
Laval
Hoover
Senate
Washington
England
Oberlin physician Dr Ellen Hawkins dies suddenly
Oberlin Ohio December 16 Dr Ellen Frances Hawkins a practicing physician for nearly thirty five years died suddenly at her home 171 West College street She had been in good health aside from a slight cold Three sisters Miss E K Spaulding Mrs Dodge who lived with her and Mrs Drennen of Denver Colorado survive Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Oberlin
Oberlin, O
Ellen Frances Hawkins
West College Street
E. K. Spaulding
Dodge
Drennen
Denver
Colorado
Stevens Named Assistant by Harding
Frank E. Stevens 29 of Elyria was named assistant Lorain county prosecutor by prosecutor-elect John M. Harding. Stevens to take office January 1 as Harding assumes duties. he follows his father F. M. Stevens who led Lorain county as prosecutor 1906 to 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Stevens
Elyria
Lorain County
John M. Harding
Harding
Stevens
F. M. Stevens
Ohio State University
The
Humane Society
Frank Stevens
Republican Executive Committee
Irma Cochrane
Cornell Avenue
Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
W. B. Thompson
Mark Time in Death Probe
Lorain authorities press forward in the Eva Volpe death inquiry as prosecutors question Otto Miller Jr. in Cleveland Heights and consider grand jury subpoenas. The case concerns whether Volpe, 21, was murdered or died by her own hand after her body was found near a cliff at Avon Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Volpe
Lorain
Don W. Myers
Myers
Otto Miller
Irene Miller
Cleveland Heights
Mis. Volpe
Miller
Napoleon
Clarence Adams
Paul Chapman
Miss Volpe
Lake Erie
Stop 69
Avon Lake
T. A
Washington Socially Elite Upset Over White House Invitations
Washington society circles accuse President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover of trimming local elite from the diplomatic reception guest list to accommodate nonlocal guests. About 8,200 invited. roughly 3,200 invitations issued. 1,400 invitations sent out of town and 1,500 attendees, including Ambassador Paul Claudel who arrived early amid the splendor of the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Hoover
Mra. Hoovler
Paul Claudel
Earlly
Hoover backs Paris debt talks oppose general conference
Washington December 16 The Hoover administration favors discussing revision of the French debt with Paris but rejects a broad general debt conference, an authoritative source said today.
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Hoover
Washington
Paris
United Press
Millers Oppose Plan to Tax Wheat Processing
Frederick J. Lingham of the Millers National Federation tells the House Agriculture Committee that the domestic allotment plan for farm relief would bankrupt wheat millers and shift costs to consumers. He argues a tax on wheat processing is needed on other grains to avoid distortions and warns that wheat could cost four times corn, driving consumers to substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Frederick J. Lingham
Millers National Federation
Hines Seeks 50 Percent Disability as New Basis
Veterans Administration head Frank T. Hines urged Congress to drop veterans not permanently disabled to 50 percent from disability payments. He testified before a congressional committee investigating VA economies, saying the move would save about 851.844 million dollars in the first year and remove 356,553 veterans from the rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans’ Administration
Frank T. Hines
Congress
Congressional
Veterans Bureau
House Staff Faces 10 to 20 Percent Salary Cut
The patronage committee of the Democratic majority in the Ohio House decided to reduce salaries of House employees by ten to twenty percent over the next two years. The measure aligns with Governor White's economy policy and was endorsed by a caucus of Democratic representatives-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House of Representatives
House
White
Veterans Administration Seeks Savings on Retroactive Awards
Veterans Administrator Hines told a joint congressional committee that restricting retroactive compensation could save about 15 million dollars annually. He had previously recommended similar economies, totaling 15 million dollars per year, in the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hines
Joint Congressional Committee
Hoover Has No Plans For Fresh Conference With Roosevelt
Washington December 14 The White House said President Hoover has no plans for another conference with President-elect Franklin D Roosevelt. Washington December 16 The house ways and means committee rejected a wine bill 14 to 89, effectively ending hopes for wine modification legislation this winter.
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Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
House
Ways and Means
Award given in Lorain court for one cent verdict
A Lorain county common pleas jury awarded the plaintiff one cent in favor of Mrs. Alice Fifield of Wisconsin against Milton and Irma Cayce. The Wellington tenancy dispute from May to November 1929 led to a trial over damages. court costs ran about 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Common Pleas
Alice Fifield
Wisconsin
Wellington
Milton
Irma Cayce
Bay Village
W. B. Thompson
Albert Wil-lame
Seymour Norton
Ierene Whitehill
Ella Milter
John Crompp
Beman Child
Walter Lininger
Stella Holshauer
Mabel E. Roam
Elizabeth Jago
Fred, Pitts
Clara Underhill
Elyria Men Face Charges Over Guard Rail Lumber Theft
Two Elyria men admitted to Sheriff Clarence Adams that they stole wood from county guard rails to trade for liquor. Sheriff Adams said the case would be referred to County Surveyor C. T. Bigans to consider formal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Clarence Adams
Adams
C. T. Bigans
Vietzen Heads Foremen's Club in Elyria for 1933
Albert Vietzen was elected president of the Elyria Foremen's Club for 1933 at the final 1932 meeting held at the Y M C A. Other officers named were Claude Wigfeld first vice president Glen Shoemaker second vice president and Ernest Jones third vice president. W O McClellan remains secretary and treasurer. The new officers will be installed January 19 at the first meeting of the year. A Goodyear official J P Hidnay spoke about the diringibles Akron and Macon and the Akron air dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Foremen’s Club
Albert Vietzen
Harry Warren
Claude Wigfeld
Glen Shoemaker
Ernest Jones
W. O. McClellan
J. P. Hidnay
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
U. 8. S. Akron
U. S. S. Macon
Akron
The
Canadian Wilds
Five Aces
Geo
Zemba
Harland Brown
Robert Burns
Boxing Show Nets 1.50 For Fund
The Not An Empty Stocking fund gained 61.56 today from net receipts of an All Star boxing show held Monday evening. Attendance was 339 with gate receipts of 166.50. Sponsors were Robert Vestal Clyde Roose and Richard Finegan. Plans for another show in January under the fund are underway with further announcements soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Vestal
Clyde Roose
Richard Finegan
Humane Society Elects New Officials in Lorain County
The Lorain County Humane Society elected Richard Horan as attorney and general agent to replace Frank E. Stevens who resigned to become assistant county prosecutor. Louis Stolzenburg was chosen humane agent and pound keeper to fill the late J. J. Howlett’s unexpired term from 29 applicants. A resignation by director A. C. Schilleman was not accepted. The board also sent a sympathy resolution to Mrs. Howlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Humane Society
Richard Horan
Frank E. Stevens
Louis Stolzenburg
Fourth Street
J. J. Howlett
Stolzenburg
Fight to keep Newburg steel plant in Cleveland area
Old Newburg Club urged United States Steel Corp to reverse its decision to move the American Steel and Wire Newburg plant to National Tube in Lorain. Councilman Hopkin and Rev Scullen presented the protest resolution at Hotel Hollenden with about 100 attendees. They blamed river pollution and high city taxes for the move, while city officials pledged cooperation to keep the plant in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
William R. Hopkin
William A.scullen
Holy Name Catholic Church
Newburg
William J. Corrigan
Cuyahoga River
Steel Corp
New York
American Steel & Wire Co
Old Newburg Club
Hopking
City Service
William J. Kennedy
Loraine
Ernest. L. Davis
Acetylene Stove Manufacturing Co
Kennedy
Davis
It’s Cold In Elyria Residents Compare Thermometers
Residents of Elyria woke to a frigid morning noting temperatures between five and ten degrees below zero. People recalled colder days while autos balked at starting and wind influenced thermometer readings, as skaters and sledders welcomed the cold for winter fun.
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Elyria
Severe cold grips central United States
The severest cold wave since 1929 brings twenty below temperatures across central states with deaths from exposure and widespread distress. Forecasters expect two to three more days of severe cold as snow reaches to Shreveport and Texas. A blaze at Swift & Co oil storage in Chicago drains water turning to ice. three bodies found on Chicago streets are tied to the cold.
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United Press
Midwest
Central States
United States
Shreveport
Texas
Chicago
Swift & Co
Santa Claus Heads For Elyria Arriving Tomorrow Morning
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce announced that Santa Claus is en route from the North Pole and will briefly appear on Elyria streets tomorrow morning. No public reception is planned due to uncertain arrival time, but Santa and his wife hope to meet local children. He will stay through Christmas and has received many orders from Elyria merchants for toys and gifts.
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Santa Claus
Elyria
Santa
Elyria Merchants Form Local Committee for State Legislation
Five Elyria merchants were named to a local committee to work with the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants on the coming state legislature session. Max Goldstein is chairman. other members include Neilson Fitch E Gite Slade Thomas and G E Gould. Two more members from Amherst and Oberlin will be added soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Max Goldstein
Neilson Fitch
E. Gite
Slade Thomas
G. E. Gould
Amherst
Oberlin
Chamber of Commerce
Practical gifts on the Gift rate in Classified Page
The Classified Page highlights a practical five gift option set under Gift rate. Shoppers are urged to review the offers and select useful presents for the season.
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United States ‘Weather Bureau
Urbana
Marysville
Bowling Green
Wooster
Sandusky
Findlay
Defiance
Genoa
Toledo
Manefield
Canton
Barton
St. Clairsville
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Valley Crossing
Hendrysburg
Belmont County
Sucyrus
Crawford County
Edward Braithwaite
Robert Buchanan
Put-in- Bay Island
Globe
Lady Astor
Milla
Secretary of Thee Treasury
Ogdeb Mills
Ways And,means Committee
Charles G.dawes
Illinois
Steveng
Mark
Keep Steel
Mercury
Name Committee of Merchants
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