Ohioans Share in Federal Tax Refunds Totals 80 Million
Washington reports that 132,055 claimants across the nation received 80,584,564 in tax refunds during the last fiscal year, about one dollar in eighteen dollars collected. Major refunds went to United Fruit, Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal, Botany Worsted Mills, and National Aniline and Chemical, with notable Ohio recipients including Buckeye Line, Libby Glass entities, Willys Overland, and several Cleveland and Toledo firms and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wall Street
Federal Treasury
United Fruit Company
Boston
Richard
Bernard Baruch
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
John J. Raskob
Charles A. Lindbergh
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Bacon Rind
Nora Standing Bear
Agnes Buffalo Hide
Hollywood
Broadway
Douglas Fairbanks
Ramon Navarro
Conrad Nagel
George M. Cohan
Noted Ohio steel firms and sums listed in filing
Various Ohio steel firms and sums appear in a financial filing. Ley Steel Corporation Massillon shows 16059 dollars. M J Van Sweringen Cleveland appears with 1971 O and 437 dollars for PL Van Sweringen. Van Ness Company Cleveland lists 31354 dollars. Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company Youngstown reports 6228 dollars. These figures reference multiple Cleveland and Youngstown firms in a summarized listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley Steel Corporation
Massillon
M. J. van Sweringen
Cleveland
van Sweringen
The
van Ness Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Youngstown
Quarrel on Broad Street Ends in Police Breakup
Police reported they broke up a quarrel between Fred Smith of Case road and Fred Wehman of 225 Fifth street at 8 15 p m yesterday on Broad street near East avenue over a girl. Edward O'Brien of Oberlin was sent to the Columbus penitentiary to begin an indeterminate term for burglary and larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Case Road
Fred Wehman
Fifth Street
Broad Street
East Avenue
Edward O’brien
Oberlin
Columbus
Farm Machinery Clinics To Be Held by Lorain County
Lorain County farmers will receive a series of farm machinery clinics during the week of January 24 to restore equipment to full use. C I L Hummel announces the dates and venues are to be announced with R D Barden of Ohio State University leading sessions on winter repair and adjustment. The county survey shows average farm machinery value around 142 per farm.
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Lotain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
C. IL. Hummel
R. D. Barden
Oho State University Extension Service
Lorain County
Hunt For Grave Of Missing Attorney In Maryland
State and local authorities searched sodden highways for a fresh grave after an anonymous letter claimed R. McCain, missing Henderson attorney, was slain and buried near Hagerstown. Investigators questioned local innkeepers while tracing a motor trip from Florida to Chicago, with three companions allegedly involved in the crime. The letter described burning clothes and a body moved to a Columbus garage after an auto collision dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
R. McCain
Henderson
McCain
Colm
Chiceen
North Cerelina Supreme Court
Florida
Chiragg K
Petersburg
Columbus
Court actions flood Lorain districts and a biographical note
In Lorain and nearby areas several suits seek damages and property relief. Among them John J. Marley sues Charles G. Deckman for 25000 over a July 9 1932 collision on Lake Road in Sheffield Lake Village. Reuben Babcock sues Hymen Vogel et al for 20000 after an October 1 1932 pedestrian collision on Broadway at 14th street. Amherst Lumber Co sues C F Schroeder and Nellie Schroeder to set aside a conveyance and apply the property to a 593 debt. William Plas appeals a justice court judgment for 39 dollars. Z J Sklenicha is sued by Steve Nesnidal for 10886 on a promissory note. A request to close a property in Avon Lake appears. Zerah Colburn is noted as a 19th century mathematical prodigy with a generally weak adult intellect.
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John J. Marley
Lorain
Charles G. Deckman
Cleveland
Megaee Ies
Lake Road
Sheffield Lake Village
Reuben Babcock
Hymen Vogel
Motorists Slow In Getting Plates In Elyria
Motorists are slow to buy the new 1438 automobile license plates at Elyria, with 2,200 to 2,300 sold at Al Mason's and over 1,800 passenger plates plus trucks sold at the Lorain County Automobile Club. Officials warn there will be no extension of time as motorists must obtain tags by tomorrow or Saturday to operate on Sunday, amid forecasts of a last rush.
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Lorain County Automobile Club
al Mason's
Elyria
Mason
The
Automobile Club
J. H. Hurst
Automobile Cloud
Gar
Community Sewing Club Aids Needy Families
The Community Sewing Club, a city organization of women volunteers, organized a Christmas drive and distributed seventy six care packages to needy families to help keep them warm this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Sewing Club
Communnity Sensing Club
Protest Outside Mountjoy Over Hangman Executions
In Dublin a crowd gathered outside Mountjoy Prison as Britain’s hangman Fierpont executed Patrick McDermott, a young farmer convicted of killing his brother. Irish protestors paraded with banners claiming English hangmen destroy Irishmen, while the Free State has no hangman of its own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Mount Jovy
Britains
Fierpont
Patrick McDermott
Death notices for Joseph D Regler and DeForest A Monagan
Joseph D Regler aged 49 died at 196 Bath street Wednesday evening. He lived in EuVtia for twenty eight years and was attended by an interpreter for the Hungarian community as needed. Survived by widow Anna and eight children. Funeral set Saturday morning at from St Agnes Church and burial in St Mary cemetery. DeForest A Monagan died at his Elyria avenue home December 25 at 3 00 PM after a brief illness. Born July 26, 1880 in New York state, he lived in Elyria and Sheffield township twenty years. Survived by son Marlin Monagan. Funeral Saturday at 2 00 from Tatlor's Funeral Home, Rev. F A Ashburn presiding. Burial in Garfield cemetery North Ridge.
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Joseph D. Regler
Bath Street
Eivtia
Thieaty
Hes
Anna BE
Joan C Miller
Lorain Lene Amma
Joseph Helter
Richard Viola
Eleanor
Tina
St Agnes Church
St. Mary
Deforest A. Monagon
Paroled In County Jail For Driving While Intoxicated
Ben Schubert was paroled from county jail today on condition he pay the remaining $100 fine at the rate of five dollars a month. He was sentenced to pay $100 and costs for driving while intoxicated when arraigned before Mayor W. H. Van Oster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Schubert
Fom County
Schubert
W. H. van Oster
Assault and Battery Man Fined and jailed
Cliff Shoemake was fined 25 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in county jail after being arraigned before Mayor W H Van Oster on assault and battery charges following a Christmas Eve quarrel at 09 Tremont street. The case stemmed from a cutoff during a quarrel. A second item notes Mrs Frank Russell, 62, who died by pistol at her Piqua home last night after a period of illness, found by her brother three hours later. her husband formerly was prominent in harness racing circles in western Ohio.
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Cliff Shoemake
Tona Bromley
Tremont Street
W.H. van Oster
Piqua
Nec
Frank Russell
William Pancake
Ohio
J. A Methram
Pittsburs
Mares
W McGrann
J. M. Albright
Cini
DeLarest Pratt
George Kelly
North Pleasant Street
Lakeside Hospital
Creveland
Error noted in Harris Yancer survivors list by families
Carl Von Duyke and Myron Sannaaier of Abhe road call the Chronicle Telegram to correct their names as listed among Harris Yancer's survivors. Yancer died about two weeks ago and the notice misnamed them in the survivor roster.
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Mra
Carl von Duyke
Abhe Road
Myron Sannaaier
Chronicle-Telegram
Harris
Yancer
Oberlin Social Guests On Weekend Visit List
A Morgan street host, Mrs A L Jones, welcomed relatives including Mr and Mrs Robert F Jones of Lakewood and Mrs E D Jones and daughter Sarah Jane. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Clayton Hess from Cleveland, Mr and Mrs F C Moore from North Pleasant street, and extended relatives from Detroit Newark Pasadena Charleston New York Chicago Aberdeen and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Jones
Lakewood
Fred H. Lamb
Detroit
Mich
E. D. Jones
Sarah Jane
A. L. Jones
Morgan Street
Clayton Hess
Cleveland
C.D. Herrick
Lorata Street
F.C. Moore
North Pleasant Street
H. L. Brandi
H A. Miller
Paul Davey
Kent
Frank Beckwith
West Lorain Street
George Alexander
Newark
N. J
George Kelly
F. A. Edmonds
Richard Edmonds
Pasadena
California
University of Chicago
FE. B Allen
Robert
Donald
Coriane
Charleston
West Virginia
Davidson
East College Street
J. A Rodgers
Betty
Sally
New York
Dr. Rodgers
W E Utterbank
Oak Street
Mr. Granger
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Miss Granger
Chicago
Oberlin Women Host Christmas Party For 19 Children
Oberlin Business and Professional Women entertained nineteen children at a Christmas party last evening at Oberlin Tavern. After games and songs, refreshments were served and each child received a gift, with candy fruit and nuts distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Business and
Oberlin Tavern
Planked Ham Steak Dinner One Distinctive Plate
A tested One dish dinner features a ham steak four to four and a half inches thick with fruit juice, apples, and peppers baked alongside. Mashed potatoes enriched with milk butter and egg accompany the dish, which is broiled then heated through and browned. Garnish with watercress or parsley for a four serving meal.
Mashed Potatoes From Historical Prep Notes
A recipe fragment describes medium sized potatoes boiled in jackets then mashed to remove lumps. It recommends two thirds cup evaporated milk with salt and pepper, adding more milk as needed and serving hot. Optional minced parsley cress or grated onion noted.
Fairy Song From Amyntae E the Fairies
A translated poem by Leigh Hunt renders a Latin verse about blithe fairies roaming orchards at night Stolen sweets and kisses are praised as sweeter and more complete The verse humorously notes the attractively tempting but illicit orchard thefts against a moonlit backdrop
Pioneer Hollanders Briefly Begin, Then Leave Alamosa Valley
Alamosa marks forty years since 220 Holland settlers arrived to colonize the San Luis Valley. Fifty families came via Holland-American and Empire Canal companies but sc arlet fever, water shortages, and harsh winter forced six weeks later most to scatter. The AdolIah Heersink family remained, becoming the valley’s first ditch family, while Andrew Hof eventually returned to Waverly.
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Alamosa
Col
Colorado
AdolIah Heersink
Heersinks
Waverly
Andrew Hof
San Luis Valley
Towa
Bartenders Union Persists Despite Membership Decline
Holyoke Massachusetts reports the Bartenders' Union has kept its charter and organization intact for 13 years of national prohibition. Once 154 members strong, the union now lists 22 members yet continues to function and maintain its structure and activities.
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Bartenders' Union
Holyoke
Maas
Holyoke Bartenders’ Union
Garwood Battles In Defense Of Checker Title
Garwood former principal at Columa High School fights to defend his state checker crown at the annual Sandusky tournament. He and Victor Johnson both lost one game. Garwood defeated Johnson in yesterday’s key match amid four contenders including Newcomb and Zuber. Lawrence won third in the minor event as Orlesbee and Coombs shared top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ius Garwood
Columa Hrgh
Sandusky
Garwood
Spencer
Meditta County
Otter
Victor Johnson
Cleveland
Newcomb
Middlefield
Gene Zuber
Limta
Johnson
Wold
Garwood Yesterdeer
GA. Lawrence
Gheilin
HW HH. Orlesbee
Cumberland
C. J. Coombs
Potter Murder To Be Probed
The murder of William E. Potter in Cleveland will be the subject of a county grand jury investigation. Reopening centers on the identification of Hyman Martin of Pittsburgh and Mrs. Marve Out land Woodfield as two of the last seen with Potter on the night he vanished Feb 1, 1931. Mariam had once faced life, was granted a new trial and later acquitted. Identification by F. H. Shoaff failed for a third member. Separately, Jay Laumer of Cleveland was fined $10 and costs for reckless driving after a collision on Butternut Ridge road with Sanford Simkinson of Wakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William E. Potter
Mariam
Potter
Court of Appeals
Martin
F. H. Shoaff
Shoaff
London
Jay Laumer
Walter H. Watts
Butternut Ridge Road
Clarence Adams
Laumer
Sanford Simkinson
Wakeman
Perry Howald Found Dead After Creek Tragedy
The body of Perry Howald, 60, whose home burned last night, was recovered today in Sugar Creek. Neighbors had said Howald was in Youngstown prior to the fire. Police believe he took his own life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topy Fouvy
Creek Power
Perry Howald
Sugar Creek
Howald
Youngstown
Coach to Quit Officiating at Georgia Tech Games
Atlanta based report notes Coach William A. Alexander will use younger referees next season. He criticized Georgia Tech officiating this year amid several controversial calls that drew discussion. The coach had shown previous displeasure with officiating but this marks a firm stance to change officials. The article adds a reflective line on civilization focusing on outlook over possessions.
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Atlanta
J.P
Georgia Tech
William A. Alexander
Tech
Alexander
Markets and Chicago market quotations update
Market steadiness across livestock and poultry paralleled by Chicago quotations. Receipts and prices for butter eggs and dairy shift, with hogs cattle vealers lambs and sheep showing varied gains and declines. wheat corn oats potatoes and timothy and clover seeds listed with specific bids and weights.
Real Estate Transfers in Elyria and Surrounding Townships
quitclaim deeds and transfers cover parcels in Sheffield and Avon townships and nearby Lorain areas. Names include Maria Gaetane, Alessandro Gaetano, Mary Ann Chester deceased, Reuben A Chester Edith B Chester Job Chester Agnes Jane Chester Milton Craft Archie Chester and others with transfers ranging from 1 to 400 acres and parcels in Avon Sheffield Elyria and Bucktown Highland additions.
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Maria Gaetane
Alessandro Gaetano
Quitelaim
Elyria Avenue
Sheffield Township
Matslen
Sheffield
Mary Ann Chester
Rewben
Chester
Agnes Jane Chester
Job Chester
Avon
Reuben A. Chester
Edith B. Chester
Milton I
Elsie Craft
Archie C
Bable Chester
Edith B Chester
Raymond F
Alie Barnes
Jane Chester
Alice C. Barres
Nina Root Worcester
Pearl Telford
Oberlin- Welliington Road
Pittsfield Town Ship
Alex
Zuzana Grendel
Frank A
Mary Stockmaster
Vermilion Road
Buzhtoun Township
Alex and
Auzana Grendel
Highland Addition
Lorain
How
Watt
A. M Watt
Denison Avenue
Elyria
Seattle man Ted Bradley ordered to guard inmate suicide risk
Ted Bradley, sentenced to hang for murder, is named life guard at Seattle jail by Superintendent Silas Bunker to oversee Julian Marcelino, 29, Filipino who killed six and wounded 13 on Thanksgiving Day. Marcelino faces first degree murder charges and possible hanging or life imprisonment. Bradley seeks mercy as Marcelino pleads to be left alone.
Popular Reno Winter Drink Appears Across Bars
In Reno the Christmas mood grows as Tom and Jerry bowls appear in many bars. The hot batter mixture with sugar whiskey and a dash of rum is served in large bowls heated by electric back-bar heaters. The season buzz includes festive commentary and old play references.
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Reno
New
Tower Builder Vindicated in Paris Echoes Eiffel Tower
Paris December reports the centenary of Alexander Gustave Eiffel birth and a vindication of his tower after fierce opposition. The structure gains status as a modern wonder, pays for itself in six months, and supports a thriving sightseer industry with a restaurant, bars, souvenir shops, and a wireless station.
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Paris
Alexander Gustave Eiffel
Gustave Eiffel
Eiffel Tower
Modern art laughs at life says Japanese German painter
Japanese German painter Sada kichi Hartman argues modern art is filled with laughter because artists grapple with life’s puzzles. He contends artists foretell trends, explain art’s jumpy early 1900s mood, and are ahead of mass ideas while completing his book Aesthetic Verities amid long labor. Bananas shown in Georgia mark first regional crop. Ampere’s prodigious childhood memory is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroult
Sadakichi Hartman
Michael Angelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Hartman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Qhioans
American Rolling Mill Company
Washington, D. C
J. A. Aull
Dayton
Cincinnati Bickford Tool Company
Cincinnati
John Douglas Company
Little Miami Railroad Company
Charles P. Taft, II
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Buckeys Line Company
New York City
Edward Libby
Toledo
Libby Glass Manufacturing Company
Libby Glass Company Trust
Ohio OF Company
Findlay
Frank D. Stranahan
Willys Overland Company
Columbus Railway
Selby Shoe Company
Portsmouth
Alliance Machine Company
Alliance
Cleveland and Pitsburgh Railroad
Columbia Axel Company
D. C
Deuber-Hampden Watch Company
Canton
Eaton Axle and Spring Company
Cyrus S
Margaret H. Eaton
Joseph O. Eaton
William Erlinger, Sr
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Daniel Rhodes Hanna
Howard M. Hanna, Jr
M. Hanna
Myron T
Timken Roller Bearing Company
United al
Western Reserveinance
Steve Nesnidal
Z. J. Sklenicha
Avon Lake
William Plas
Con Mon Pleas Court
Justice Court
Amherst Lumber Company
C. F. Schroeder
Nellie Schroeder
Zerah Colburn
Trish
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Richard C. Beau
Oberland
Helen M. Beatty
George Binder
Mmne
Lisbeth
June Clyde
Leigh Hunt
T. Randolph
Hardy Pioneer
Wreckers
Bertha Dorste
St. Louis
Miss Dorste
Woalthy
Leghorn Brotlers
Ture Hess
Pennsylvania
U. S
Cleveland Livestock
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Lorain County Savings and Trust Companys
Adams Street
Ulyria
Lorain County Savings and Trust Com
Fatt River
Tlairy
Catherine Russell
John Inde
Sheffield Land Company
Moaneeline
LeRoy Rahl
Fairview Subdivision
Americus, Ga
Georgia
Hallie Allen
Sumter City
Ampere
Room Lot
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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