Needle Guild Members Host Dinner and Christmas Party
Oberlin residents gathered December 30 at Oberlin Inn for a seven o'clock dinner hosted by the Needle Guild. The group then moved to John Franklin's home on North Main Street for a Christmas party with card games and prizes. Clarence Parsons and Charles Hasenfline won high scores. Clayton Peabody and John Franklin received consolation prizes. Gifts were exchanged and guests departed late.
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Oberlin
Needle ‘Guild
Oberlin Inn
John Franklin
North Main Street
Clarence Parsons
Charles Hasenflne
Clayton Peabody
Ira L Porter Speaks on Social Security at Oberlin Club
Ira L Porter, cashier of Peoples Bank, spoke to the Oberlin Business Men's club at the Oberlin Grange Hall last evening. He explained the provisions of the New Social Security Act before an audience of over fifty businessmen in the village.
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Ira L. Porter
The
Peoples Bank
Oberlin
Oberlin Grange Hall
Cub Scout Den I Plans Christmas Party at Rowe Home
Den I of the Cub Scout organization will hold a Christmas party this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rowe on North Pleasant street. A pot luck supper will be served at 5:30.
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den I
Cub Scout Organization
Lee Rowe
North Pleasant Street
Oberlin Christmas Visits Remark on Local Families
Mrs. Jennie Powers traveled to Port Huron Michigan for a ten day visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Powers and family visited Sharon Pennsylvania. Little Mary Sue Wheeler accompanied them to Oberlin for a week. The Zimerman family hosted Christmas with Detroit guests P S Sloan and son. Crowe family from Chicago joined Oberlin relatives for Christmas. Mrs Crowe and son stayed two weeks. Grace and Florence Morgan visited Cleveland. Dr John A Rodgers spent holidays in Oberlin with kin. John E Rodgers, home from abroad, spent holidays with his parents.
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Jennie Powers
West Lorain Street
Port Hluton
Mich
B. L. Crowe and Son
Chicago
Oberlin
Juln E. Rodgers
Family notices from Townsend and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs H M House of South Main attended the funeral of his aunt Mrs C B Canfield in TownsendOhio yesterday. Mr and Mrs Sterling W Clements of Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs Mack A Webber of West Lorain street. Dorothy Zimmerman a University of Michigan student at Ann Arbor is home for holidays with her parents J C Zimmerman on West Vine street. William Parker Phillips spending holidays with family on South Cedar street. Lyman Whitney visiting his mother Mrs LT Whitney and sister Mrs Claude Birdseye in Chevy Chase Maryland. Mr and Mrs Arthur Carruthers of Rochester NY spent the day.
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H. M. House
South Main Street
C. B. Canfield
Townsend, O
Sterling W. Clements
Cleveland
Mack A. Webber
West Lorain Street
Dorothy Zimmerman
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
J. C. Zimmerman
West Vine Street
William Parker Phillips
South Cedar Street
Lyman Whitney
L T. Whitney
Claude Birdseye
Chevy Chase
Maryland
Arthur Carruthers
Rochester
N. Y
Family Holiday Visits Across States
Week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Carruthers of Reamer Place. Mr. and Mrs. Julian S. Fowler of Forest Street are spending the holidays with friends and relatives in Kansas City, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. PP. Carruthers
Reamer Place
Julian S. Fowler
Forest Street
Kansas City
Missouri
Lytle Professors Attend National Music Teachers Meeting
Professor and Mrs Lytle of the Conservatory faculty attend meetings of the Music Teachers National Association in Chicago this week. Jack Wirkler of Waukegan NL spent Christmas and the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs J E Wirkler. Mr and Mrs Pieter W Vervioet of Palatine Ill arrived yesterday to spend several days with her parents Mr and Mrs R E Wilcox of Elm Street. Miss Ivanore V Barnes and Miss Katherine von Wenck are spending the holidays at the latter's home in Piedmont South Carolina.
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Lytle
Conservatory
Music Teachers National Association
Chicago
Jack Wirkler
Waukegan
J. E. Wirkler
Pieter W. Vervioet
Palatine
Ill
R. E. Wilcox
Elm Street
Ivanore V. Barnes
Katherine von Wenck
Piedmont, South Carolina
Court House Notes and Local Judgments Rendered
County auditor reminds 800 dog tags sold to date with January 20 deadline and $1 penalty. annual tag issuance about 11,000. Home Owners' Loan Corp. obtained judgments against six residents including Metzger and Pagoretz for amounts totaling over $41,000, with foreclosure sought. Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. also won a $9,261 judgment against Slavik. Furdyn won $307 against Shlapak for injuries. Kallog sued Piros for note balance. Bell. Babies sought divorce from Mildred for gross neglect. Smith sued Grugle for $10,000 in injuries from a 1936 crash. County commissioners set January 29 for Akin ditch viewing. Elyria Memorial Hospital contract increases patient charge to $5.30 per day. actual cost was $5.64. Charles Presti, 20, jailed on burglary charge. bond reduced from $10,000 to $7,500. efforts to raise bond underway. Mary Diederick White granted divorce from Lee White for gross neglect. Ralph Foster custody awarded to father per court order.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Ollie Metzger
John Pagoretz
Oscar Stelter
Franklin Law
Nicola Cirelli
Charles DeCarlo
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Terezie Slavik
Ralph H
Board of County Commissioners
Frank Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Hoover
Firemen Blame Ashes In Carton For Basment Blaze At Chestnut Street
Elv rra firefighters report hot ashes placed in a pasteboard carton caused a small basement fire at a six family home at 115 Chestnut Street owned by H C Peat. Firemen from Hose Company One Engine Company One and Ladder Company One extinguished the blaze with no damage. The pope’s choice of a name on elevation to the chair of St Peter is seen as following a predecessor’s policy or spirit.
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Elvrra
Chestnut Street
H.C. Peat
Hose Company Number One
Engine Company Number One
Ladder Company Number One
St. Peter
Elyria School System Faces Small Year End Balance
The Elyria public school system near year end shows only a small balance likely to cover expenses until the 1937 revenue arrives. State funds under the Ohio School Foundation Program fell short, with the fourth quarter payment yielding $40,520, leaving officials hopeful for $15,000 to $20,000 needed early next year. The board may borrow on auditor certification or defer early 1937 obligations.
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Elyria
Ohio School Foundation
S. S. Rockwood
May Object To One Of Dunham's Appointments
A rumor says the State Engineers' Association may protest deputy appointee Robert J. Smith of Elyria who would replace C. T. Biggs. Smith says he filed for registration and expects to be licensed soon. objections would vanish if he becomes a registered engineer.
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State Engineers’ Association
Harry Dunham
Robert J. Smith
Lincoln Street
Elyria
C. T. Biggs
Smith
Engineers’ Association
Dunham
Columbus
Lorain County
John Getz
Ridgeville
Getz
Cleveland
Biggs
J. W. Warren
D. D. Andress
Ray E. Hollis
Ford Road
Andress
Hollis
Leroy Bannister
Harvey Holcomb
la Grange
Pfaudler Company
West Reelected to Ohio Education Association Post
Glen C. West principal of Ridgeville Township school is reelected to the legislative division of the Ohio Education Association meeting in Columbus this week. He has served four years, initially filling an unexpired term then a full three-year term and now a two-year term.
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Glen C. West
Ridgeville Township
Ohio Education Association
Columbus
West
Kalin Killed in Columbus Collision Near Bus Stop
In Columbus today Philip J. Kalin aged 42 was killed when struck by a truck as he ran to catch a street bus. Police say Kalin was knocked into the path of the truck after being struck by a car while attempting to board the bus. Kalin formerly resided in Syracuse New York.
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Columbus
Philip J. Kalin
Kalin
Syracuse
N.Y
War Chest Fund Case Under Advisement
Judge D A Cook took under advisement the Lorain American Legion Post suit to control the $25 000 Lorain War Chest fund raised in 1917 18 for World War soldiers. Guardians oppose transferring without a solid proposal while Avon Lake American Legion and Lorain Veterans of Foreign Wars seek a share if funds are distributed. final briefs due January 23.
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D. A. Cook
Lorain American Legion Post
Lorain
Legion
Avon Lake American Lesson Post
The
Morain Veterans of Foreign Wars
Elderly Man Missing Since Sunday Near Lorain
Elie Blanish of Stoo 7 Yellow Line vanished after alighting a street car near his Lorain home Sunday around 7:15 p.m. He had visited his son on 31st Street and was last seen with two young women and two men at Stop 7. The sheriff’s department is aiding the search after his nephew reported the case.
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Sheriff’s Department
Elie Blanish
Stoo 7
Yellow Line
Blanish
31St
Lorain
H. M. McHenry
Stop 7
Steve Damage
Sheriff's Department
Car damage reported after truck collision on Second Street
Scott Cornelius reported to police that his car was damaged while parked on Second Street when a truck ran into it. Police noted eight sections of sidewalk on Eddy Court were broken today when a Norwalk garage tow car, under Oliver Baker and Jack Larry, ran over the sidewalk to bypass a stalled truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Cornelius
Second Street
Eddy Court
Norwalk
Oliver Baker
Jack Larry
NRA style labor reforms target industry wide standards
The measures push a six hour day and five day week for industry. 4 A outlines Little NRA style bills to regulate textiles and coal with fair practice codes. John L. Lewis backs Guffey coal act and textile act. 5 a fair trade practices plan would raise wages shorten hours curb unfair competition and embed NRA social features. 6 amendments to Walsh Healy government contracts act would broaden coverage and bind contractors to labor provisions.
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NRA
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
George L. Berry
Labor and Business
Walsh- Healy
Teachers To Be Hired Under Tenure Act Conditions
The report notes a clause requiring 75 percent of teachers to be employed under the Tenure Act with dismissal for gross inefficiency immorality insubordination or felony conviction. The assembly also moved to ask the legislature to clarify the free text book law.
Carl Lesnick Fined for Crashing Two Traffic Lights
Carl Lesnick of Lesnick Court was fined $2 and costs after being arraigned before Major Don A Baird yesterday afternoon for crashing two traffic signals. He was arrested Monday evening.
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Carl Lesnick
Lesnick Court
Don A. Baird
Theft Reported Of Rock Lath At Dimpter Home
Hy man Swidler of 241 Third street reported to police yesterday that 10 bundles of rock lath valued at 7.50 were stolen during a remodeling job at the Dimpter home located at 74S West River street. He is the contractor on the project.
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Dimpter
West River Street
Hyman Swidler
Third Street
Denver Pilot Charles J. Lague Killed in Snowstorm Crash
The body of Charles J. Lague is recovered after a fatal plane crash in Denver under heavy snow last night. Lague was aboard the aircraft when it went down during the storm, authorities say.
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Denver
Colo
Charles J. Lague
Markets and Livestock Prices Report from Cleveland
A Cleveland market update shows steady to unsettled tone across commodities. Live poultry and potatoes quoted with varied grades, while cattle calves sheep and hogs present mixed steady to slightly higher prices, including specific bids for fed steers, calves, lambs, and hog weights.
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Cleveland
Chicago Cash Quotations From December Chicago Market
Chicago market notes show butter prices with tubs firm at 2.55, eggs steady around 7,782 cases, and poultry prices firm across live categories. Hens at 4% pounds up, turkeys and ducks listed with varied per pound quotes, reflecting regional demand and conditioning.
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Cleveland
U.S. No
Idaho
Ohio No. Y
Penn
Florida
York State
Maine
Chicago
Otrye
Plymouth
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Ile
County official bids farewell to Lorain County staff
Gratitude was expressed for the cooperation of citizens and county officials as the departing leader and his department praised their 24 hour service to Lorain County. He wished success to his successor and associates, noting the office’s record of diligent work on behalf of residents.
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Grall
Lorain County
Grain and Produce Prices and Shipments Report
U.S. Department of Agriculture data show Reds 42 cars on rack or 20 shipped, total 61 cars steady, demand slow. Prices listed for apples and crops include Muscat Burbanks at 2.93, Colorado Red Me lures around 2.30 to 2.85, Wisconsin round whites 2.05 to 2.15, U.S. Commercials 1.96, corn No 2 mixed 1.06, oats 54 percent, soybeans 1.54, barley feed 1.00 to 1.40, timothy seed 5.55 to 6.10, clover seed 25.00 to 32.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atendy
Hons
Young
U. 8
Department of Agriculture
U.S
Idahu Musset Burbanks
Colorado
US Sci
Wisconsin
UL S
Florida
Cnus
Grain price snapshot from midwest elevator market
Grain in elevators quoted by grade and class with WHEAT No 2 red at 1.41 to 1.42 per bushel. CORN No 2 yellow around 21.10 to 21.11. OATS No 2 white about 56 cents. RYE No 2 near 1.25 to 1.26. Additional rates show WHEAT No 1 red around 1.38 and Corn No 2 yellow near 1.05 to 1.07. Butter and eggs prices noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loos
Grain and Feed Prices and Supplies Listed
Quotations on grain hay and straw by Sheetx Elevator Co and flour by Montana Milling Co. Prices per bushel for car lots and per barrel for flour, with numerous items including oats corn flour mill feeds and hay by the ton. Listing ranges for oats corn flour wheat bran meals gluten and various hay and straw grades, with produce items such as apples cabbages carrots celery lettuce mushrooms parsley parsnips and more, each with unit prices and packaging details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheetx Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Community group officers and chairpersons listed
A long list of names with roles across committees is given. Shively chairs, with C F Bronson, Dr F A Lawrence, Frank E Stevens and others in music and program. Public affairs, publicity, social, underprivileged child, vocational guidance, golf and playgrounds committees are named with respective chairs and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Smith
Nelson Fitch
Jim Armitage
W. J. Farewell
A. G. Highgate
Robert Oldfield
C. P. Shively
R. A. Wentz
E. H. Faulkner
George H. Allen
J. T. Barnard
Paul A. Halter
Earl Lautenschleger
A. E. Kemp
J. E. Betteridge
S. J. Birkbeck
E. H. Evans
L. D. McBean
F. W. Lohnes
Walter H. Otto
Elmer Walton
Richard F. Stevens
Harland Brown
Henry Hillier
F. A Lawrence
A. D. Strong
R. R. Ritter
E. T. Clauser
Harold R. Rorick
Fred Grundler
R. S. Wilson
W. O. Zaiser
Howard R. Butler
H. W. Pond
Henry Heidrich
H. W. Jond
R. G
fragmented market prices and produce listings
Readable prices show potatoes 10 1b sacks at 1 500 dollars and 2 dollars per unit, radishes in baskets and bunches, turnips sold by baskets and pecks, tomatoes listed with baskets and unknown quality terms. Includes multiple misspellings and incomplete quantities.
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Peck
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Esther Wood
N. Profesor Street
Allan Harris
Star Court
Broad Street
Elyria Sheet Metal Works
Claude S. Hoy
Brighten UP
Altman&Ackerman
Elysium Soda Grill
East Avenue
Kane
Snag
Ber
Arctive
the Outdoors Worker
the Federal
Gerber’s Market
Jack Goldenberg
Kelser
Wasyl Furdyn
Andrew Shlapak
Dot
Furdyn
Guy B. Findley
Flora Kallog
Mary Piros
John Babies
Mildred Babies
Cornelius J. Smith
Norman Grugle
Route 59
Jennie Road
Akin
Columbia Township
Charles Presti
Matt Gardner
Sal Station
Presti
Joseph Petro
Mary Diederick White
Lee White
Guy 8 Findley
Ralph Foster
Ralph N. Foster
Elyra
Martha E. Foster
A. Humphrey
War Chest Fund
O’donnell
Court Street
Toledo
Packing House
E. Broad Co
Zis
Pocahontas
Schroil Coal
East Ave
Brenner
Thrift Shoe Store
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