Sisto Suspended as Head of Securities Firm on Expulsion
The New York Stock Exchange expelled J. A. Sisto, head of J. A Sisto & Co., after finding him guilty of trading conduct inconsistent with just and equitable principles of trade. Charges included dealings in Sisto Financial Corporation stock and violations of exchange rules related to account alterations. The actions followed Board of Governors findings and centered on purchases of shares by the corporation where Sisto served as president and director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
J. A. Sisto
J. A Sisto & Co
Wall Street
Sisto
Sisto Financial Corporation
Edward A. Bartlett, Jr
Exchange
J. A. Sisto & Company
Board of Goverors
J. A. Sisto and Company
J. A
Board of Governors
J A. Sisto
Liberalization Of Pensions Is Proposed
A bipartisan group of senators proposed liberalizing old age pension features of the Social Security Act. Senator Borah recalls prior efforts toward higher pensions and expects Congress to favor increases from the current 20 dollars monthly. Plans range from 30 to 60 dollars per month with varied funding methods including taxes on liquor tobacco jewelry and higher income taxes. Some see possible administration approval for a 30 dollar federal share plus 15 from states, while others seek broader tax hikes to fund larger payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William E. Borah
Ida
Congress
Borah
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Mass
Edward R. Burke
D. Neb
Two Cars Jump Rails At Scene Of Wreck
Two freight cars derailed near Zaleski Ohio four miles east of town at midnight today. The incident followed a landslide wreck Monday night that killed an engineer on a B and O merchandise train. Rail crews recalled a wrecker from Chillicothe and rerouted the Diplomat and crack Eastbound passenger train over alternate tracks. Regular service resumed slowly over the site as repairs continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaleski
Baltimore and Ohio
Chillicothe
Chesapeake and Ohio
Dundas
Logan
Athens
Court Notices From Lorain And Amherst Courthouse
Home Owners Loan Corporation sues John Gasper for 3154 to foreclose on property in Lorain. Herbert G Taylor sues Mabel Barnes as administratrix of John Brownell estate for 120 over furnace work at Brownell property on Olive Street. Margaret Bodmann sues N E Walker of Graf ton for 175 for rent on Amherst property. Two divorces granted by Common Pleas Judge D A Cook for neglect: William Smith from Jean Smith and Elsie Mazzone from Frank Mazzone. Isabel Denger’s divorce action against William Denger dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Owners Loan Corporation
John Gasper
Lorain
Herbert G. Taylor
Mabel Barnes
John Brownell
Brownell
Olive Street
Margaret Bodmann
N. E. Walker
Grafton
Amherst
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
William Smith
Jean Smith
Elsie Mazzone
Frank Mazzone
Isabel Denger
William Denger
Assurances Sought From Berlin On Jewish Business Managers
The American Embassy asked Berlin for assurances that American citizens would be exempt from a Dec 14 law barring Jews from managing business enterprises, even if Jewish owned. The note requests only assurances and does not cite the German American friendship treaty. The law requires trustees for Jewish enterprises and designates Aryan managers for former Jewish managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Foreign Office
Funeral services for Dr Samuel Daugherty in Westerville
Dayton Ohio December 29 funeral services for Dr Samuel Frankin Daugherty 68 retired United Brethren minister who died here Wednesday will be held at 3 PM Friday in Westerville He served 35 years in the ministry and held pastorates at Otterbein College Lebanon Valley College Columbus Highspire Pa Dayton Findlay and Oakwood Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Samuel Frankin Daugherty
United Brethren
Westerville
Daugherty
Otterbein College
Lebanon Valley College
Columbus
Highspire
Findlay and
Oakwood
Relief relief aid funds approved by city council
The city council approved a relief fund plan based on special excise taxes for 1939 with an estimated $18 000 in revenue. A resolution to pay relief workers up to 20 dollars monthly for automobile operation was sanctioned, with the service director bearing relief duties if no relief administration is established. Mrs Florence Sherman will serve as case worker and Ains Dehert Pitkin as office assistant, drawing on Sherman s Red Cross and American Legion volunteer experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Cheney
Faxon
Cheney
Gilman
Florence Sherman
West Avenue
Ains Dehert Pitkin
Bath Street
Srs
Sherman
Red Cross
American Legion
Giman
Local unemployment office urges prompt appointments
Workers at the local office said those off since October 1 should obtain official separation notices from their last employers. Staff urged eligible applicants for Unemployment Compensation benefits to secure appointment cards quickly to spread the work and reduce last minute rush. The office and three stations can handle 400 to 500 appointments daily, but only a fraction have been processed in the first two days as applicants did not come in as expected.
Tragedy in Lorain: Mother and Child Die in Fire
Lorain undertaker George W. Cooley reports a double tragedy after his wife and young daughter are found dead in a smouldering day bed. Authorities suggest electrocution and smoke inhalation may have caused the deaths, with initial theories of an electrical short and accidental blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cooley
Lorain
Cooley
Two Boys Gain Entrance To U S Mint
Two 15 year old boys in San Francisco breached the Mint at Buchanan and Market for a planned stunt. They climbed a pipe to a second story window, opened a barred window, and entered a room where pennies are minted. After being confronted by guards, they stated it was easy and meant no harm. They were handed to police and placed in juvenile detention. no money was taken from the vaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Deco
United States Mint
Buchanan
Market Streets
Octavia Street
Paul Francis
William Gallagher
Mint
France to reinforce garrison in Somaliland
Paris reports France plans rapid reinforcement of its Somaliland garrison. Two large freighters, Sphinx and Chantilly, were loaded secretly at Marseille decks and set to sail for Djibouti with Senegalese riflemen and artillery. Navy ships Epervier and D'Iberville ordered to bolster units there. छन
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marseles
French Somaliland
Chantilly
Djibnaut
Somaliland
Epervier
D'Iberville
France
Reappointments By Mayor Are Approved
Council last night approved 12 re appointments by Mayor Joseph Q. Petry to boards and commissions. The list includes George E. Dachtler four years on the sinking fund trustees and tax commission, Dr. M. E. Perry five years on the board of health, Frank Walford three years on the park board, W. B. Richmond and Cyril Maple six years on the zoning appeals and planning commission, E. F. Monroe Lews Hedrich and Cyril Maple one year on the building board, C. C. Braden George Richwine and Harry S. Burr one year on the boxing and wrestling commission, and Leonard Terry five years on the recreation commission. All appointments are without compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Q. Petry
George E. Dachtler
Board of Sinking Fund Trustees and Tax Commission
M. E. Perry
Board of Health
Frank Walford
Park Board
W. B. Richmond
Cyril Maple
Board of Zoning Appeals
The
Planning Commission
E. F. Monroe
Lews Hedrich
Building Board
C. C. Braden
George Richwine
Harry S. Burr
Boxing and Wrestling Commission
Leonard Terry
Recreation Commission
Missing Father and Son Seek Rowboat on Lake Erie
Cleveland C July 29. Cast Guards resumed search for a small rowboat sighted off Gerron Park in Lake Erie. The missing pair are William Novak and Thomas J Pickett Jr both aboard to haul in fishing lines. A fouled line near the breakwall raised fears of capsizing. Novak previously survived a robbery and pier fall at Lorain last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Gerron Park
WDA
William Novak
Thomas J. Pickett, Jr
Novak
Lorain
Appointment prediction for state health director in Columbus
In Columbus political circles the appointment of Dr. Millard C. Hanson of Toledo as state health director was predicted. The report notes Hanson’s background as Toledo health director and the likelihood of his elevation to the state post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Millard C. Hanson
Toledo
Christmas Guests and March 1939 Read of The Holy Terror
Huntington visitors include Mr and Mrs Fred Baker Neva Manning Ridgeville Mrs Ina Gott Wellington Mrs Viola Warner Oklahoma Frank West and son Glen at Henry West home Paul Gray Wellington with her parents Mr and Mrs John Naceele Conrad Nacgele and family The Holy Terror by H G Wells a Fascism Tales story is scheduled for March 1939
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Baker
Neva Manning
Ridgeville
Ina Gott
Wellington
Viola Warner
Oklahoma
Frank West
Glen
Henry West
Paul Gray
John Naceele
Conrad Nacgele
H. G. Wells
Famous Conductor Refuses To Appear In Italian Theatre
London dispatch reports conductor Rpy Frich Kleiber cancels all La Scala appearances in Milan in protest of Italy's anti Jewish campaign. He denounces excluding Jewish citizens, noting music should be for everyone and refusing to collaborate as Christian or artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rpy Frich Kleiber
la Scala Theatre
Milan
Italy
la Scala
Kleiber
Berlin
Fined $56 On DUI Charge In City Arraignment
Frank Gott, arrested December 23 on a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor, was fined $56 and costs and his driving privileges suspended for six months when arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gott
Joseph Q. Petro
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Federal Court Here
Federal court here December 29 saw bankruptcy petitions including Ruth Rothman of Elyria. Listed liabilities amount to 1 633 03 with assets at 409. Details show partial figures among petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ruth Rothman
Elyria
Sherwood To Be Welfare Director
Charles L. Sherwood, executive secretary of the Ohio Mental Hygiene Association, was named to head Ohio public welfare in Governor-Elect Bricker’s cabinet. The 55 year old Sandusky native, with Fremont residence, will replace Mrs. Margaret Allman after the January 9 inauguration and will earn 6500 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles L. Sherwood
Ohio Mental Hygiene Association
John W. Bricker
Sherwood
Myers Y. Cooper
Sandusky County
Fremont
Margaret Allman
Canton
Bricker
Hes Nees
Qh Institute For Governmental Studies
Ohio Council On Public Welfare
Community Fund
Ohio
White House
National
Griswold
Mountain vacation sparks a perilous love triangle
Peter Day, Sibyl Aldrich, and Jules Sanford collide in a tense cabin affair at a hilltop hideaway. Lora Marsten and Elliott frame Day as a blackmail plot unfolds, misjudgments flare, and a violent storm looms as Day rides off to ride a wild horse down a perilous trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Day
Sibyl Aldrich
Jules Sanford
Jules
Peter
Frank Marston
Lora
Claude Elliot
Elliot
Sibyl
Marsten
Eliot
Lofia
Day
Sanford
Autelly
Ellie
Satan
Keyes Is Elected Recreation Board Chairman
Elyria Recreation Board held its final 1938 meeting with E C Keyes elected chairman for 1939 succeeding Ralph F Bauer. Carl W Wagner of the Y M C A was reappointed program director as reports show high participation and spectator totals across playgrounds, softball, tennis, boxing, and women’s gym classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Recreation Board
E. C. Keyes
Park Avenue
Ralph F. Bauer
Longford Avenue
Carl W. Wagner
Wagner
Death of Miss Maggie Hurlebus in Cleveland services set
Miss Maggie Hurlebus died suddenly Wednesday at the home of Dr and Mrs WOCAL Price at 8703 Lamont Avenue Cleveland. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 pm from Nichols Funeral Home with Rev W F Clay officiating. Interment at Bakers Crossing. She was born in Tutchfield on March 9 1876 and lived in Cleveland 15 years. She is survived by sisters Mrs Anna Batley Elyria Mrs Celia Varsey North Eaton Mrs Jennie Ochring Saginaw Mich and twin sister Mrs Mary Smith Bakers Crossing. brothers George Medina Newton Elyria and Dave Litchfield. Friends may call at Nichols Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Hurlebus
Wocal Price
Lamont Avenue
Cleveland
Nichols Funeral Home
W. F Clay Wil
Bakers Crossing
Miss Hurlebus
Tutchfield
Anna Batley
Elyria
Celia Varsey
North Eaton
Jennie Ochring
Saginaw
Michigan
Mary Smith
Baker's Crossing
George
Medina
Newton
Dave
Litchfield
Death Notice for Henry H. Sanders 76 in Wellington
Henry Harrison Sanders aged 76, born in Pittsfield, died yesterday at Falls Cline. Survived by four children Elwin Detroit Floyd Wellington Mrs. Esther Hart Wellington and Crawford Cleveland and 28 grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday from Keith Andrews Funeral Home with Rev. Lonzo Green officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Henry Harrison Sanders
Pittsfield
Falls Cline
Elwin
Detroit
Floyd
Esther Hart
Crawford
Cleveland
Keith Andrews
Lonzo Green
Death of William Hobart Eberhardt in Wellington
William Hobart Eberhardt, 41, died of pneumonia at Falls Clinic. His father James Eberhardt was buried a week earlier. He is survived by his wife Hazel, three children Virginia Charles and Joyce, and three sisters Iva Marinos Cleveland Ellen Gulette Wellington and Pearl Fletcher New London. The funeral will be held at 2 pm Saturday at Keith Andrews Funeral Home, with Dr. C W Recard officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
William Hobart Eberhardt
Falls Clinic
James Eberhardt
Hazel
Virginia
Charles
Joyce
Iva Marinos
Cleveland
Ellen Gulette
Pearl Fletcher
New London
Keith Andrews
C. W. Recard
Spanning Holiday Visits Across Ohio and Beyond
Mr and Mrs Albert Hoppe of Dayton are staying with Mrs Hattie Goodman for an indeterminate period. Mr King and Frank Schulte of Cleveland visited the Grabenstetters. Mrs Mable Washburn of Milan visited her sister Mrs Alma Siggens for a week. Raymond Sauer Archie Harpster of Akron and Ben Smith with family visited A L Wise. Fred Reisinger spent time with a Cornell friend in Ithaca NY. Edward and Fred Reisinger vacationing with D G Reisingers. The Reisingers joined a 6 o'clock Christmas dinner with Dr and Mrs Eugene J Witzel in Cleveland and Christmas Day guests at Martin Beriswills included George Beriswill and daughters Martha Irene of Lakewood, Lucretia Beriswill and Jack Brye of Philadelphia and Mrs Mabel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Edward Reisinger
Columbus
Fred Reisinger
Baldwin-Wallace College
D. G. Reisinger
Eugene J. Witzel
Cleveland
Martin Beriswill
George Beriswill
Martha and
Irene
Lakewood
Lucretia Beriswill
Jack Brye
Philadelphia
Mabel
Market report on grains meats and livestock prices
Market prices for oats corn and flour by the bushel and barrel plus feeds middlings and hay by the ton. Wheat corn oats and flour values listed with several quality grades, hay and straw by cut and type, lambs pigs and hogs prices, plus regional receipts and declines noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheetshewater Co
Monetana Milling Co
Tolee
Syeonud
Elevators and Livestock Markets Reported in Cleveland
Prices for wheat oats and corn shown with several quality grades, and livestock receipts at Cleveland market. Cattle receipts total 259 with active and steady trade. steers mostly 60 pounds and up, butcher cattle mixed, calves around 250, hogs and sheep receipts noted but sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Yarket Artiwr Amd Hagher
Mediuen
Township Chairmen Named For Botfly Control Program
Lorain County officials announce 22 township committee members to organize botfly control for horses. Veterinarians will apply treatments. owners urged to contact local committeemen. Last year over 4,000 horses were treated. program expands to remaining townships despite reports of fewer botflies this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Earl Jameyson
Draft Horse Association
Ridgeville
Eaton
Wellington
la Grange
Malcolm van Wormer
FE Durkee
L W. Whitnes
Dewey Aldrich
la- Grange
Neil Ludwig
W. Vernon Marshall
Amherst
Black River
Merle Hall
Avon
Herbert Kriebel
Sheffield
Walter Angersbach
Brownhelm
Rex Lees
Zir
Henrietta
Jameyson
High School Ticket Office Opens Friday for Alumni Game
Student tickets for the Elyria Alumni basketball game can be bought at the high school ticket office tomorrow after noon. The office will be open from 3 to 4 PM. Advance tickets are 20 cents each, with 40 cents the gate price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Carl L. Smith
Christmas visits and family gatherings in Milan area
Washburn of Milan Ohio hosted Sunday supper with O A Kinch and children from Louisville Ohio. Marjorie Brugge of Independence and Homer Johnson of Cleveland visited Sharlene Wise Sunday afternoon. Christmas guests included Arthur Wise Blaine Archer of Litchfield Lee Mennell and family Lakewood with J D Mennell. Mennell family noted as remaining about the same. George Grabenstetter and family visited George Weigle in Cleveland. Martin Beriswill family and Mrs Siggens with guest Mrs Washburn spent Monday evening with John Wirkner.
Apples and vegetables in bulk and loose market listing
A dense grocery ledger lists apples in multiple varieties with bulk and crate prices, including Baldwin, Delicious Grening, Winesap, Jonathan, and more. It also catalogs basket and peck prices for beets, carrots, cabbage, celery, lettuce, herbs, root vegetables, pumpkins, and mushrooms, plus assorted produce and dairy/egg notes. Market notes reference unsettled butter and egg prices, firm poultry, and regional price ranges across Ohio, Michigan, Texas, California, Florida, and Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin wAgein
Jonathan
Tome
Savoy
Et Juimbu Stadks
Odegen
Pascal
Clorr
Dallon
Cheleey Cari
Lenolv
BSC
ROWE
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Huntington
Harry S. Day
Sherrill
Hal C. Griswold
Cooper
Sher- Wood
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Board of Elections
Republican Central
Marston
Aldrich
Arsten
Keyes
Henry H. Sanders
WM. Hobart
Eberhardt
Belden
Toledo Grain Close
High School
Homegrowers Market
Clevelawvd Produce
Tomy
Ohta
Dakota Cobblers
Tran Tees
Maine
Thalia Tyapais
Texas
California
Florida
Minnesota
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