Teachers Seek Change To Ohio Certification Law
Ohio Education Association closes its three day convention with a brief business session approving objections to the state certification law and calling for modifications enabling revocation only for conduct unbecoming of the office. The group backs federal school aid and urges labor cooperation in school support while naming leaders and council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Education Association
Federations of Labor
Federation of Labor
R. F. Stanton
Alliance
James M. Turner
McConnellsville
L. L. Disher
Toledo
O. C. Montgomery
R. W. Solomon
Middletown
C W. Benedict
Cleveland
Educationist Council
FE. W. Anderson
L. H. Houpt
Uprer
C. A. Larder
EE. H. Abron
Jenie Brown
Clevelana
Luella Gallowar
Ore
Azron
Bure
W. G. Wil- Remenn
Huishore
Presi RK
Wheeler
Snervus
F.C. Randall
Kenton
Bien
H. S. Bates
Norwood
L. T. Powell
Buevrus
J. BD. Geiger
Mit
E. J. Ashbaugh
Miami University
Auto Fire At Oberlin Gas Station Blamed On Matches
An automobile at a gasoline station on Oberlin Road near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was set alight yesterday afternoon due to matches used for lighting. The blaze, confined to gasoline beneath the carburetor, was extinguished by the car’s owner before Elyria firemen arrived. no damage occurred to the vehicle owned by H. Barmard of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Barmard
Oberlin
Oberlin Road
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Elyria
Tiny Shelby twins healthy at birth in 1930s report
Dec 28 born to Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson of Shelby weighed five pounds six ounces total. The smaller twin at two pounds six ounces was placed in an incubator, while doctors pronounced both normal. Dr B H Moffatt supervised the birth.
Demosthenes Bribed Silence Heats Historical Debate
A fragment recalls the famed Greek orator Demosthenes accused of bribery to remain silent. The line claims his hoarseness stemmed from swallowing gold and silver as a cold pretext. The anecdote frames ancient rhetoric and corruption in a provocative light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demosthenes
Col Knox Attacks New Deal at Ohio GOP Meeting
Col Frank Knox Chicago publisher and veteran assailed President Roosevelt before the Ohio Republican Editorial Association in Columbus. He criticized the New Deal as socialistic and costly, urged adopting Democratic platform promises into the Republican platform next year, and praised the Supreme Court for ruling against certain New Deal laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
New Deal
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
War Vetteran
Oho Republican Editorial Association
Col. Knox
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
United States Supreme Court
Court House News Dismissals And Quiet Title Suit
In And About The Court House Mrs John Beveredy Lorain dismissed her suit for divorce today. Arthur Dushenske administrator of the estate of Charles Johnson filed suit to quiet title of La Grange property naming the Village of La Grange and others. Rhatterline J Starr was granted a divorce from Evan on grounds of neglect by Judge D A Cook yesterday. A divorce action brought by Mrs Leo Cave was dismissed at her costs yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beveredy. Lorain
Arthur Dushenske
Charles Johnson
la Grange
Rhatmarine J. Starr
Evan
D. A. Cook
Leo Cave
Returned To State Hospital At Toledo
Harold Ross, 38, Belden Center, walked away from Toledo state hospital months ago without discharge. He was located by arrest for intoxication and returned to the Toledo hospital after Mrs. Ross filed a warrant in Justice Petro's court. Ross was committed January 28, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ross
Belden Center
Toledo State Hospital
Medical Staff Elected At Elyria Home For Aged
Doctors R. C. Novatney and L. C. Meredith were elected members of the medical staff of the Elyria Home for the Aged at a Home Committee meeting last evening, reported by Rev. Karl Meister, superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Novatney
L. C. Meredith
Elyria Home For the
Home Committee
Karl Meister
Police car rear-ended on Broad Street by Albert Harsar
Patrolman MW. L. Johnson’s cruiser was struck from the rear around 12 29 a m today on Broad Street by Albert Harsar of R 10 Lorain while Johnson stopped for Patrolman C. Sawyer who was to accompany him. The police car sustained damage per the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MW. L. Johnson
Broad Street
Albert Harsar
Lorain
Johnson
C. Sawyer
Mystery death linked wrestler questioned in Thelma Todd case
In Ventyyype Ohio December 26 Wilbur Finnan a former Springfield athlete and noted professional wrestler known for the ring note Lord Patrik Lans downe Founegan is tied to the Thelma Todd death mystery. A coast reported wrestler is named as possible mystery guest connected to the case.
Services Tomorrow In Oberlin Churches
Oberlin Ohio church listings show multiple denominations with times and subjects. First Church notes 9 45 morning service and 11 00 sermon on Getting Ready to Move Into 1936. First Methodist topics include The Meaning of the Years with Dr Robert E Brown at 11 00. Other churches list services, Sunday School, and midweek events through evening Leagues and prayer meetings led by local pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
J.A. Richards
Dee
First Methodist Church
Lea Whiteman
Robert E. Brown
Epworth League
First Baptist Church
Bertram Crocker
Lea
Christ Church
Episcopal
L. E. Daniels
Sacred Heart Church
James P. Brennan
Soov
Rust M. EL
Ver Hayes
Epworth League Christian Science Society
Hoo
Land Hall
Subisi
Christian Science
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
F. ON. Marshburn
Charles Tarter
Christian and Missionary Alliance
J.D. Bell
East Oberlin Church
Clarence Ward
Sundar School
Fire destroys home on Groveland Street
A Groveland Street residence owned by George Freeman was totally destroyed by a Thursday noon fire discovered by a neighbor while Freeman was away. Officials believe the blaze started from an overheated stove, consuming the building and all contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Freeman
Groveland Street
Freeman
Pythian Groups Plan Joint Installation
At a Pythian Sister Temple meeting plans were made for a joint installation of officers of the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters to be held January 9 in the K P Hall. Afterward a Christmas party was held with gifts exchanged and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sister Temple
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Kk. P
Pythian
Children’s Christmas Service Held Today at Christ Church
The Children’s Christmas service took place at Christ Church Parish in Oelack today with a Christmas party to follow Holy Inno cents Day. Notables visiting include Dr Walter AL Wood of Philadelphia with his siblings, Miss Alica Ruth of Ohio Wesleyan University visiting Delaware, and Miss Ruth Burgess of Chicago with her parents. Pauline Waser of Meredith College vacationing with her parents, Faith Peirce teaching in South Carolina with her parents, and Alfred Parke, Ohio State University student, spending holidays at home in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church Parish
Four Oelack
Holy Innocents
Alica Ruth
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
North Cedar Avenue
Walter AL Wood
Philadelphia
John
Dudley Ward
M. Houchton
Pauline Waser
Meredith College
Raleigh
North Carolina
W. W. Wager
Ruth Burgess
Chicago
C. Burgess
East College Street
Faith Peirce
South Carolina
Peirce
Ear Street
Alfred Parke
Ohio State Dnvessots
Oberlin
Treasurer Wright Emerges As Wounded Champion After Battle With A Mouse
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright faced a surprising foe in his office a mouse. An employee named Hilda Hiliser spied the creature as Wright reached into a wastebasket to grab it. Robert Neil struck the mouse with a pencil, ending its threat, while Wright washed his hand in water and searched for evidence of the clash to no avail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Walter J. Wright
Bureglars
Hilda Hiliser
Dept
Carschmidtkkens
Mr. Wright
Varias Natire
Franna Bickig
Felow
Robert Neil
Lis
Wricht
Iadine
John Woellert
Cusion
Belted World Welterweight Champion Defeated in Return Match
The former World welterweight champion Finnancy, known as Springfield Finraneas, once held the title in Cincinnati. He was defeated in a return match, confirming a change in the championship status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Finraneas
Fem Jark
R- Cincinna
Holstein And Jersey Cows Divide Flowors In Past Month
Lorain County dairy report shows Holsteins and Jerseys splitting milk and butterfat yields. High producers include a 16 cow Jersey herd owned by Darios Snyder and Son, with 23 pounds butterfat per cow. Top milkers reach over 1,600 pounds, led by owners such as W. Stang and Glenn T Hobbe with multiple herds recording strong outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Lorain Co
Pford Improvement Associate
Amber
ROG Denney
Hilstein
Glenn
Habue
Russia
Darios Snyder and Son
Skar Kester
Glenn JT. Hoube
W. Stang
H. B. Rowland
A Fenner
Carlos Snyder and Son
DD. Murray
Flow
Rowland
T Cark
Clement Greene
P. A. Fenner
Ya Rowland
Gldeuim Toftache
A. Fenner
Glenn T. Hobbe
G. Clement Greene
W Stang
Bon Fenner
Neva Ringler
Funeral Party Helps Put Out Roof Fire Near Burial
Funeral party members became volunteer firefighters after a group left a burial on Route 15 Ridge Road and helped fight a roof fire at the home of Walker Carnes on Ributter Ridge. They carried ladders and water, extinguishing a roof blaze about a several square foot hole, believed sparked by a chimney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttenent Ridge
Terry
Elyria
Obseus
Roefe
Walker Carnes
Rbiutternur Ridge
Ao Amile
Rey “ Ve
Alemmbers
Will J. Foster
Church of Christ
Wraine
East Avenue
City to pay relief orders after council approves funds
Relief grocery orders totaling about $1 590 will be paid early next week after the council passes an ordinance appropriating $5 90 for relief. Themmonney was recently allocated to the city by the county from a $144 000 relief bond. Grocers have been extending credit to the city on the relief orders pending transfer, says Mayor W H Vanoster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Themnonney
W. HH. Vanoster
Appointment of Rev Samuel Cinhat as Jerusalem Bishop
The Rev. Samuel Cinhat is appointed as the first Protestant Bishop of Jerusalem. The historic designation marks a significant milestone in interfaith and regional church leadership, reflecting evolving church structures and international relations within the religious communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cinhat
An“Tran
Jerusalem
Apoatelatragre
Triplett Family Welcomes Third Set of Triplets
The Lawrence Triplett family, farmers near Jenkins Beaver Creek, welcomed a third set of triplets by December 28. The eleven children include the new arrival of two boys and one girl, joining eleven all living. Mrs. Triplett, 32, and her husband, 34, said they are delighted and are naming the newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Lawrence Triplett
Beaver Creek
Death Record Della Alderman Amidon
Della Alderman Amidon died last night at her daughter’s home 235 Princeton Avenue after a lingering illness. She was born January 23, 1860 near Meadville Pennsylvania and had lived in Elyria since 1917. Survived by two sons and three daughters and eleven grandchildren, with services Sunday at 3 o clock at Mrs Dunstan’s home conducted by Dr E Bond. Burial in Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Alderman Amidon
Hazel Dell Dunstan
Princeton Avenue
William H. Amidon
Amidon
Meadville
Pennsylvania
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Elyria
Hugh C. Amidon
Bruce W. Amidon
Dorothy G. Bronhill
Margraret Patterson
Cleveland
GO. H Alderman
Conneaut
John Alderman
Denver
Colorada
Sudro
Dunstand
Mrs Mary Davis Died After Thirteen Week Illness
Mrs Mary FE Davis of 116 Courtland Street died today at 12 39 PM after a thirteen week illness. Born in Henrietta April 23 1869 she lived in Elshna thirty one years and was a member of the Order of Eastern Star. Survived by husband Walter M two sisters Mrs Bertha Kelley Washington DC and Mrs William Blanchard Shelby two brothers E S Brown and J E Brown Elyria. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at Sando Funeral Parlors with burial in Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary FE. Davis
Courtland Street
Henrietta
Elshna
Order of Eastern Star
Walter M
Bertha Kelley
Washington, D. C
William Blanchard
Shelby
E. S. Brown
J. E. Brown
Elyria
Sandro
Evergreen Cemetery
South
Amherst
Death of Perry T Hathaway 79 in Elyria Ohio
Perry T Hathaway aged 79 died this morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital after lingering illness. Born November 2 1856 in Eaton he spent most of his life in Columbia. He belonged to the Baptist church and Olmsted Falls Odd Fellows lodge. Survived by brother E M Hathaway and sister Mrs Anna Pierce of Eaton plus several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday at 2 PM from North Eaton Church of Christ with Rev A D Stevenson officiating. Burial at Butternut Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call Nichole Funeral Home until noon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry T. Hathaway
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Eaton
Columbia
Baptist Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Olmsted Falls
E. M Hathaway
Anna Pierce
Nerces
North Eaton Church of Christ
A. D. Stevenson
Butternut Ridge
Nichole Funeral Home
James Thomas dies after monthlong illness at 58
Thomas James 58 years old died at home 22 Beech Street December 27 at 10 40 PM after a monthlong illness. He was born in Macedonia and lived in this city nine years, formerly from Marmor North Dakota. Survived by wife Athena three sons Stephen of Macedonia Boris of Detroit and Bert at home two brothers Peter Detroit and Harry Milwaukee. Funeral likely Monday December 30 from Bittner Funeral Home with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas James
Beech Street
Macedonia
Marmor
North Dakota
Athena
Stephen
Boris James
Detroit
Michigan
Bert
Peter James
Harry James
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Obituary: Firvin A Watson Dies After Short Illness
Firvin A Watson died early Friday at Berea hospital after a short illness. He was born in Ridgeville 57 years and eleven months ago. Surviving are his wife Nettie and two brothers Fred of Ridgevale and Charles of Fieldy. Funeral Sunday afternoon at 2 20 from his home 2295 Brook Road Fairview Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firvin A. Watson
Berea Hospital
Ridgeville
Nettie
Fred
Ridgewatle
Charles
Change in funeral rites for Chas Hunger RE. DD. 3
Funeral details announced for Chas Hunger RE. DD. 3. Services set Monday afternoon at 1 39 from Sudro Funeral Home and at 2 90 from St John Lutheran Church with Rev Armin Schroeder officiating. Burial in Lutheran cemetery in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Hunger
Sudro Funeral Home
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Armin Schroeder
Cleveland
Postmaster Resigns in Middletown to Pursue Radio Work
Frank Pauley, Republican postmaster of Middletown, resigned today and forwarded the notice to Washington. Serving his third term, he will move to Columbus to engage in radio work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frank Pauley
Washington
Panley
Wll
Columbus
Shotgun Accident Kills 17 Year Old in Lebanon Area
In Lebanon Ohio on December 28, Roger R. Davis age 17 of Waynesville was killed when a shotgun discharged accidentally during a hunt nearby. Authorities said the incident occurred as Davis handled the firearm, with the weapon going off and causing fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon, O
Roger R. Davis
Waynesville
Here
Apostolic line of quotations spans Alexandria to Ethiopia
A long line of quotations named after the twelve apostles traces a path from Alexandria to Ethiopia, reflecting a historical tradition of apostolic attributions across regions. The collection underscores cultural exchanges among early Christian centers and their influence on literary and theological practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Ethiopia
Four-H farm projects show wide county youth effort in 1935
C I Hummel reports Lo ral county Four-H clubs engaged 250 boys in diverse agricultural projects during 1935. Activities included corn, potatoes, garden produce, specialty crops, poultry with 1947 birds, 37 bee colonies, livestock yielding over 125 head, calves, cows, sheep, pigs, hogs, colts, rabbits and a goat. Additional rope, handicraft, and nature projects involved several dozen youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loral County
C. I. Hummel
Poultry Project
Hummel
Motive Suggested for Lindbergh Departure
Washington, 28 Sen M M Logan of the Senate judiciary committee suggested the motive for Col Charles A Lindberghs departure from America may have been to protest leniency for Bruno Hauptmann. Sen George McGill said Lindberghs absence may be linked to crime conditions but possibly to impress New Jersey authorities. He noted authorities believe the Justice Department has an excellent kidnapping record, solving most cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington. der
M. M. Logan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Col
Charles A. Lindberg
America
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
George McGill
Kan
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Logan
Department of Justice
William H. King
Utah
Justice Department
Lava Attack on Mauna Loa Tracked by Hilo Officials
Army airmen in five bombers attacked Mauna Loa lava flows five miles from the Wailuku River headwaters to test safety for Hilo's water supply. The raid released two 609 pound bombs on designated targets as steam and smoke rose. Results to be judged within 24 hours with the city watching for lava tube disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwieo
T. H
Mauna Loa
Hilo
V. O. Army
Madans Pele
Wailuku River
Hiln
Java
Mauna Toa
Body Of Woman Found In Cabin Identified
SHREVEPORT Louisiana December 28 identification confirms the woman found dead in a cabin beside J H Hamilton father of outlaw Raymond Hamilton is Virgie Hobson of Vivian Louisiana Authorities say the couple died from fumes from a Rasatifi of five The dead woman's father identified her as Virgie Hobson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
J. H. Hamilton
Raymond Hamilton
Texas
Virgie Hobson
Vivian
Ta. Hamilton
Hamilton
Dorothy Chamblress
Broken Bow
Oklo
Markets in Cleveland Prices and commodities report
Market steady with live poultry and dairy items listed. Quotations for eggs, hens, turkeys, potatoes, grains, flour, hay, alfalfa, and cattle feed are provided by local distributors Sheets Elevator Co. and Batre Child Milling Co, including wheat, corn, oats, and meal prices by bushel or ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Levator Co
Batre Child Milling Co
Timothy
Milne Milne Hoax Details Ledgered in Escape Plot
The narrative tracks the developing hoax conceived by Milne on December 4 or 5 as he planned to persuade relatives of a supposed grandfather illness. He bought gloves and a mucilage tube, cut letters from newspapers, pasted them to forge ransom notes, and staged a dramatic sequence beginning December 14 including a trip to Gracie Square and a mailed letter from Grand Central, destined for Frederic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan and Co
Milne
Hoover
East
Milna
Deck
Frederic
Caleb
Tny
Gracie Square
Philadelphia
Dr. Greene
Grand Central Terminal
New York
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Chicago market notes show mixed dairy and poultry receipts
Chicago reports receipts for butter and creamery specials, extra firsts, and standards with varied scores. Poultry line lists turkeys, hens, leghorns, and roosters with index prices. Grain prices for wheat, corn, oats, soybeans, barley, and timothy and clover seeds are provided with current bids and track figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ustec
Pol Ltry
Plymouth
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
lMacc
Toledo Produce Prices and Market Summary
Toledo produce prices show butter at small prints, eggs extras several cents, and a broad range of fruits and vegetables. Apples, beets, cabbages, carrots, celery, cucumbers, lettuce, mushrooms, parsley, radishes, spinach, squash, tomatoes, turnips, watercress and more listed with assorted quantities and per unit costs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newell
JOE Monia & CO
Miss Marie Horton
Hotel Newell
State Hospital
Home For Aged
Piget
Rece
Carmen
West
Miss Todd
The
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Masonic Temple
Esther Alflen
Lorain St
Bob Herrick
Brlefs
Mrs. Triplett
Abo Ot. M
Bittner
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Ervin
AL Watson
Hunger Funeral
Bulletin
Lava
Plymouth Rock
Leghorn Springs
Ohio
Maine
Howegrowers' Wahrket
Blue Bird
Court Street
Grand Gas Ranges
Elyria Electric & Music Store
F. A. Steger
Mer
West Ave
O'Donnell
Western Reserve
Lorain County
Turner
Court Street Phone
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