Elyria Hospital Official Attends Ohio House Hearing
Elyria Memorial Hospital superintendent Frak Hoover attended a Columbus hearing on House Bill 4 before the finance committee of the Ohio House of Representatives. The bill would pay hospital charges from automobile license fees for victims unable to pay. Several committee members and other hospital officials spoke for and against the measure. two amendments were offered and no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio House of Representatives
Columbus
Frak Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ohio Hospital Association
B. W. Stewart
Youngstown
A. E. Hardgrove
Akron
Agenda Club Plans 8th Birthday Dedication Night
Agenda Club will observe its eighth birthday tomorrow night by dedicating new club rooms on West Broad Street. Melvin Jago President and Donald Lautenschlager will lead the program, followed by talks and a business session. Past presidents A M O Mara Herman Goodspeed and Donald Lautenschlager have reservations. founder sponsor John R Siekkenen may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenda Club
West Broad Street
Melvin Jago
Donald Lautenschlager
A. M. O'Mara
Herman Goodspeed
John R. Siekkenen
County Solons Visit Dog Pound To Seek Protection
County commissioners toured the Ford road dog pound led by Dog Warden Lee Minker and Humane Officer Louis Stolzenburg to curb break ins. They reported repeated entries with damage to the fence and theft of a valuable dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Road
Lee Minker
Louis Stolzenburg
Minkler
Urge Davey Be Made Secretary of Agriculture
The Ohio House of Representatives filed a memorial resolution urging President Roosevelt to appoint former Congressman Martin L. Davey of Kent as secretary of Agriculture. Sponsored by Democrat W. J. Zoul of Shaker Heights, the measure was submitted late yesterday and remains under house rules for one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Martin L. Davey
Kent
Ohio House of Representatives
W. J. Zoul
Dem
Shaker Heights
Cuyahoga County
Paymaster 10 Face Embezzlement Charge
Clarence Troutman, 25, of 309 Adams sirec, held in county jail pending arraignment on an embezzlement charge as paymaster of Western Automatic Machine Company. Auditors review payrolls to determine the amount, with Troutman estimating about $3000. He was brought to police headquarters around 5 p.m. yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Troutman
Adams Sirec
Troutman
Western Automatic Machine Company
E. J. Stankard
Stankard
Lawrence Schuster Fined For DWI And License Suspension
Lawrence Schuster of 1540 East avenue paid a fine and costs totaling 107 dollars after arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster for driving while intoxicated. His driving privilege was suspended for 30 days following a Saturday night chase on Middle avenue with pursuing police officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Schuster
1540
East Avenue
W. H. van Oster
Schuster
Middle Avenue
Auto collision leaves Mrs Henke with shoulder bruise
Mrs. William Henke of 6 Tattersall Court sustained a bruised right shoulder when her car skidded on Cleveland road east of Ridgeville, colliding with a car driven by J. Smith. She was taken to Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henke
Tattersall Court
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
J. Smith
Cleveland
Henke
Memorial Hospital
Car stolen from Tremont street reported by dealer owner
Albert Bremke of Glen Rogers Motor Company reports his car was stolen from Tremont street and West avenue around noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bremke
Glen Rogers Motor Company
Tremont Street
West Avenue
Farmers Ways To Use Up Corn
Columbus February 1. Professor G W MecCuen of Ohio State University proposes stills to convert corn to alcohol for tractors and cars with a 20 percent alcohol gasoline mix. The corn mash remains valuable cattle feed after alcohol extraction. Wertz notes mortgage foreclosures focus public attention but should not be encouraged. Three master farmer awards honor Beynolds Clov er Varian. Kurtaman Mantua wins potato show sweepstakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
G. W. MecCuen
Ohio State University Department of Agricultural Engineering
McCuen
W. R. Wertz
Ohio State University
Bowling Green
Deshler
Waihur
Beynolds
Utica
Leland B. Clover
Shiloh
Ralph H. Varian
Canton
Francis Kurtaman
Mantua
Noose Swings At Farm Mortgage Sale
In Deshler on February 1 a hempen noose swung near the auctioneer during Cecil Kistner’s foreclosure sale. Farmers gathered to bid, but the sale proceeded without drama and the equipment was bought for $2.17 and returned to Kistner for free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deshler
Cecil Kistner
Kistner
Proctorville man jailed on manslaughter charge in fatal crash
Paul Dillion of Proctorville Ohio was held on $1,000 bond in Huntington pending a manslaughter hearing over the death of Bobbie Ruth Burns a child struck and killed by a truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Paul Dillion
Proctorville
Bobbie Ruth Burns
Fire hits power house at Lawler mine
A fire destroyed the power house at the Lawler mine near Clarion causing 75 men to lose their jobs today. The blaze at McArthur Ohio left workers idle while investigators assess damage and impact on operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Lawler
Clarion
Here
Rotary Speaker Discusses Fashions at Elyria Club
John King former president of the Cleveland Rotary Club spoke at the Elyria Rotary Club meeting at the Elks' Club. He argued fashions reflect changes in ideas and boost business through advertising while noting markets grow as buyers delay purchases. Visitors from Cleveland Lorain and Elyria attended. The father son daughter meeting is set for next week with Lawrence Webber in charge and D A Baird assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John King
Cleveland
Lorain
Elyria
Lawrence Webber
D. A. Baird
Local Firms Secure Elyria Relief Commissary Bids
Twelve Elyria area bidders secured supplies for the Elyria Relief Commission commissary during February. Winners reported lower prices than January with intense competition among 32 bidders. Key awards include Remwbollin Brothers supplying coffee to salt pork and macaroni and Armour and Company supplying milk and oleo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Relief Commission
Remwbollin Brothers
H. W. Guthrie
Armour and Company
Haury and Bauer
City Produce and Commission Company
A. G. Highgate
Fisher Brothers
Elyma Milling Company
W. A. Gerber
E. B. Forbes
Pollack and Clawson
Hamburg
Court Delivers Not Guilty Verdicts In Chicken Theft Case
Judge W B Thompson presided as jurors found Leo Swiegonowski and Frank Pruskoski not guilty of stealing 12 chickens from Otto Kineham last November. Several civil suits progressed or settled, including W T Rawleigh against Charles Recard and Henry Nin for 193 dollars, a divorce suit by Vinsta B McCleary from James McCleary, and First Savings and Loan against Sophia Ehrke for 567 dollars. The Donnelly versus Swift Company suit was settled at the defendant’s costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Thompson
Leo Swiegonowski
Frank Pruskoski
Otto Kineham
W. T. Rawleigh Company
Freport, Hl
Charles W. Recard
Wellington
Henry Nin
Elyria
William A. Braden
Sullivan
First Savings and Loan Company
Sophia RB
Edward Donnelly
Swift Company
Sprankle resigns as Public Utilities investigator
Ira E. Sprankle announced his resignation as Superintendent of Investigation for the Public Utilities Commission effective February 15. He serves in Columbus Ohio and made the disclosure on February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ira E. Sprankle
Standard Oil of New Jersey Declares Regular Dividend
Directors of the Standard Oil company of New Jersey announced no extra 25 cent dividend this time but upheld the regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents a share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
New Jersey
New York
Standard Oil Company of
Missionary Rally at Oberlin First Baptist Church
A missionary rally will be held at Oberlin’s First Baptist Church on Monday February 6 with an interdenominational session from 2:33 to 4:00 PM and denomination meetings 1:30 to 2:30 PM and 4:05 to 9:00 PM. Speakers include Dr. W E Wyatt Chicago Mrs Emma Kampfer Chicago Rev E R Fitch Granville Rev J K Deemer Lorain and Rev Charles Welsh Litchfield. The interdenominational program features devotionals led by Mrs Burgess and a forum led by Dr Wyatt. Dr Wyatt has served in Burma for 28 years with the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society and has held roles at Burman Theological Seminary and Burma Christian Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
W. EB. Wiatt
Chicago
Emma Kampfer
E. R. Fitch
Granville
Wiatt
Burma
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Burman Theological Seminary
Insein
Moulment
Burma Messenger
Burma Christian Council
Wyatt
William Jewell College
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary of Chicago
Assam
Fitch
Department of Missionary Cooperation
Ohio
Body Being Brought to Oberlin for Burial
The body of Mrs. Annie Yennie is being brought from Henderson Texas for burial in Westwood Cemetery. She was a longtime Oberlin resident at 326 East College Street and lived with her daughter Mrs. James Wood after her husband died. Mr. and Mrs. Wood accompany the casket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Yennie
Henderson
Texas
Westwood Cemetery
Nineteenth Century Club Holds Review at Christy Home
The Nineteenth Century club met at Mrs W C Christy’s Spring street home. Mrs W H Bogers presented a review of High Walpole novels Rogue Herries Judith Paris and The Fortress. Guests included Mrs Allen Mrs Parsons and Mrs Harrison Behr. next meeting February 14 for anniversary dinner at Mrs Mallory’s Last College street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Century Club
W. C. Christy
Spring Street
High Walpole
Oberlin notices and gatherings highlight community week
Miss Lillian Mills undergoes appendectomy at Allen hospital with mother Mary Mills and Clyde of Canton by her side. S J Crocker of West Lorain Street heads to Akron to join his wife and family. Dean Thomas W Graham speaks on A New Religion at the Ohio pastors convention in Columbus. Mrs John Wood hosts bridge at Hast College street. Mrs George Holgate visiting North Cedar Avenue. Oberlin School of Commerce to host school dance. Oberlin Women's Club discusses The Pre-Raphaelite Movement in Poetry and Painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Mills
Allen Hospital
Mary Mills
Clyde
Canton
Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Ohio Pastors
Columbus
John Wood
Hast College Street
George Holgate
Doren Lyon
North Cedar Avenue
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin Women’s Club
H. B. Thurston
A. BE. Heacox
P T A pageant cast announced for Among Our Souvenirs
Wellington D Feb 1 The P T A pageant Among Our Souvenirs at Congregational church Thursday evening features Bride and groom Mr and Mrs Webber BeVier matron of honor and best man Mr and Mrs Delano Beers flower girls Maureen McCormack Beverly Baker Jean Mix Ireta Page bridesmaids Kathryn Braun Margery Young Letitia Burnside Betty Puder Bernice Kirkpatrick Elenora Braun Mother and father Mr and Mrs Guy Wells ring bearer Junior Lee ushers Franklin Wight Sidney Stemple Richard Duff Thornton Gannett Vincent Hand and soloists Martha Rutlerge Mildred Brenner and Harry Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Warne Milton Weber
Webber BeVier
Delano Beers
Maureen McCormack
Beverly Baker
Jean Mix
Ireta Page
Kathryn Braun
Margery Young
Letitia Burnside
Betty Puder
Bernice Kirkpatrick
Elenora Braun
Guy Wells
Junior Lee
Franklin Wight
Sidney Stemple
Richard Duff
Thornton Gannett
Vincent Hand
Martha Rutlerge
Mildred Brenner
Harry Lee
Westervelt Family to Sing at Local Baptist Church
The Westervelt Family of Columbia, South Carolina will appear at the church in the early summer. Consisting of Mr and Mrs Theodore Westervelt and 14 young men, all sons of missionaries, they study at Westervelt Bible Institute and are training for foreign missionary work in various countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Westervelt
Columbia
South Carolina
Theodore Westervelt
Westervelt Bible Institute
Wellington Station W8GDQ Marks First Radio Sending
Willard Waite a 17 year old in Pittsfield township operates W8GDQ from his home with license from the Federal Radio Commission. He hosts daily radio visits with L H Penfield and chats with Homer Lawrence in checkers over the air as the station relays messages for Wellington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weelington
Woellington
Willard Waite
George Waite
Pittsfield Township
Willard
Federal Radio Commission
Radio League of America
Waite
Agreement Among 25,000 Amateur Station Owners in the U S
Waite, 17, a graduate of Oberlin High School, is described as part of a nationwide agreement among 25,000 amateur radio station owners in the United States. The note mentions his brief schooling at Oberlin School of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cording
Waite
United States
Oberlin High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Local notes from Elyria and surroundings mixed with church and youth events
Ben Warren of the Oxford Institute completes work in Tennessee and travels to Florida. Sunday guests at the Elmer Minkler home include Mrs. J R Steward and three children Ruth Minkler Lorain Mr and Mrs Lee Minkler Elyria. Elder S T Haynes Cleveland recently stayed with the Minklers. Mrs Mary Redman Spencer visits Mrs Perry Knapp and family. Fred Edwards drove to Ashland. Mrs Edwards improving. Dwight Close improving and able to sit up briefly. Lorain County School Chorus members attend practice at Day's Music Store Elyria. Wellington Boy Scouts start another inter patrol meet. Eagles lead Beavers Foxes Wolves. William Hyem Magyar St employed in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Paul Ginther Akron visit sister Mrs Norman Linder. John Branson improves. Baptist church delegation to Cleveland Hebrew Mission Friday Feb 10. contact Myron Boise or L K Coates to ride or donate machine. Dolores Finley connected with local church mission. Henry C Geiger Cumberland Bible Institute speaks at local Baptist church Wed Feb 15. Twenty two Baptist youth attend rally Kipton last week. Next Sunday Rev H K Finley to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Warren
Oxford Institute
Tennessee
Florida
Elmer Minkler
J. R. Steward
Ruth Minkler
Lorain
Lee Minkler
Elyria
S. T. Haynes
Cleveland
W. 8. Lippus
Norman Linder
John Branson
Cleveland Hebrew Mission
Myron Boise
L. K. Coates
Dolores Finley
Henry C. Geiger
Cumberland Bible Institute and Children’s Orphanage
Livingston, Tenn
The
Baptist Church
Kipton
H. K. Finley
Stamps From All Parts Of World On Display
Stamps from many nations and colonies are showcased in Broad Street windows by the Y M C A Stamp Club. Exhibits include Korea China Liberia Haiti Spain Persia Bosnian stamps Liechtenstein Portuguese colonies United States parcels post Washington bicentennials many more with a wide color variety and a special mailplane autograph collection from Louise Thaden and Frances Marsalis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Y. M. C. A. Stamp Club
Earl Chesler
Korea
China
Liberia
John Moses
Rocco Trombetta
Jack Terry
Joseph Grabber
Tim Donovan
Liechtenstein
Alfred O'Donnell
Frank Humphrey
United States Parcels Post
James Guthrie
Tunis
Harold Frederick
Washington
Ervin Snyder
Netherlands
Denmark
United States
Ralph Heinz
Cuba
Hungary
Wurtemburg
Ward Stirling
Canada
Turkey
Bavaria
Egypt
Robert Holmes
New Zealand
Norway
Luxemburg
Greece
Theodore and
Richard Franklin
Dutch Indies
Romania
Poland
Sherwood Mettail
E. W. Phillips
Venezuela
Colombia
Ecuador
Paraguay
Bolivia
Brazil
Argentina
Panama
Honduras
Salvador
Canal Zone
Costa Rica
Chile
Robert Frederick
Louis Kellogg
Spain
Russia
Epirus
Italy
Erwin Schultz
Portugal
Germany
Danzig
Jack Ryan
Eritrea
Earle E. Weller
Guatemala
Mozambique
Louise Thaden
Frances Marsalis
Kindergarten Children See Valentine Sent on Its Way
Kindergarten pupils at McKinley School explored the Flyrna post office with postmaster Robert B. Lersch learning how mail moves. They mailed a valentine to Columbus and watched a train carry it away, then planned to create a school post office to handle valentines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley School
Dorothy Boor
Flyrna
Robert B. Lersch
Columbus
Butler Speaks at Y Indus Club Meeting
Howard R. Butler city solicitor spoke at the weekly Y Indus Club session at the YMCA on Why the Rainbow Comes Down in Ohio. He reviewed Ohio history and two new members Albert Johnson and Joseph Weller were welcomed. Plans for a February 14 bridge party were announced by Robert Bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Butler
Y-Indus Club
Ohio
Albert Johnson
Joseph Weller
Robert Bearer
Scouts Hold Meeting and Overnight Hike
Boy Scout Troop No. 3 met at the Church of Christ Rover evening and opened with the Scout laws. New patrols were selected and games played. The troop held an overnight hike at the Scout cabin on Abbe road and several members passed tests while new members were initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menting
Boy Scout
Church of Christ Rover
Abbe Road
Fountains and Cisterns
Mrs H K Finley returns home after ten days with her mother in Cambridge Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Finley
Cambridge
Ohio
Market report from Cleveland produce and poultry section
Market conditions for eggs, poultry, and potatoes show gains and steady demand. Reports cover receipts, prices for heavy fowls, leghorn springers, geese, turkeys, and chick sales, plus grain and seed quotations and storage standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnieh
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
U. S
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
South Dakota
Hogs Cattle Calves and Lambs Prices in Chicago Cash Quotations
Receipts for hogs 800 with higher bids 10 to 15 cents. top hogs around 129. Cattle receipts $25 with steady to weak prices. cows down 15 cents. Calves 400 weak to 30 cents lower. vealers mostly 7.50 down. Sheep receipts 800 steady to higher. lambs stronger with high quality 3.65 to 6.50. Chicago cash quotations noted with butter market start.
Death Notice Mrs Iva A Walker 49 Elyria
Mrs Iva A Walker 49 of 327 Stanford avenue died at Elyria Clinic this morning after six months illness She is survived by husband Ray mond L Walker a daughter Fay Josephine a son John Corbett one sister Mrs Joseph Stroemple and three brothers Ror S Calhoon Wilber S Calhoon Ora B Calhoon Funeral services will be Friday at 3:00 from her home with burial in Avon cemetery She was born in Avon and lived in Lorain county all her life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva A. Walker
Stanford Avenue
Raymond L. Walker
Elyria Clinic
Fay Josephine
John Corbett
Joseph Stroemple
Elyria
Ror S. Calhoon
Avon
Wilber S. Calhoon
Ora B. Calhoon
Selena
California
Walker
Lorain County
Avon Cemetery
Raymond J. Taylor
Longford Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Taylor
Mary Louise Conabee
Leonard Conabee
West River Street
Guarantee Title and Trust Company
Associates
W. CC. Sudro
C. F. Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Catherine Mackert Dies. Rites Held at Grafton
Mrs Catherine Mackert wife of Hubert Mackert of Indian Hollow road died Tuesday evening. Survived by husband three daughters Mrs E J Van Amburgh LaPorte Mrs Helen Frey Lorain and Mrs George Rising Carlisle and another daughter Mrs Steve Wukic predeceased by twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral from Immaculate Conception church Grafton Friday morning at 10 burial Calvary Cemetery Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mackert
Hubert Mackert
Indian Hollow Road
E. J. van Amburgh
LaPorte
Helen Frey
Lorain
George Rising
Carlisle
Steve Wukic
Immaculate Conception Church
Grafton
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral notice for William M. Adams in Toledo Ohio
William M. Adams former manager of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company local office died at his home in Toledo Ohio. He is survived by son William Adams Jr and daughter Mrs Emily Dehr. Viewing at Taylors Funeral Home February 2 from 10 am to 1 pm. Burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery with King Solomon's Lodge No 55 F and A M in charge. He was a member of Brainard Lodge F and A M of Fremont Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Adams
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Toledo
Ohio
Williaam Adams, Jr
Emily Dehr
Taylors Funeral Home
Ridgelawn Cemetery
King Solomon's Lodge No. 55
Penny auction army to aid farmers amid Ohio distress
Albert Roehe of Malinta and Ralph K. Weaver of Fostoria lead a “penny auction” army aimed at easing ongoing farm hardship as 35 mortgage sales are planned across three northern Ohio counties. Kenton leaders push for home rule and consider a farmers party if demands aren’t met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Roehe
Malinta
Ralph K. Weaver
Fostoria
Ohio
Weaver
C. E. Wharton
Kenton
Wharton
Farmers
Gas Company Seeks Higher Rate in Supreme Court Review
The gas company appeals Utilities Commission ruling and seeks a 69 cent rate. Thousands of testimony pages cover costs and charges. The 48 cent city rate, upheld by Judge Benson W. Hough, may be challenged in the Ohio Supreme Court, with possible U.S. Supreme Court appeal if the decision is unfavorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Co
Tate
Supreme Court
Gas
Utilities Commission
Columbus
Benson W. Hough
Hough
Ohio Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Health Department Inspected by Visiting Nurse
A nurse from Blountville Tennessee Mrs Olive H Anderson staff nurse of the county health department visited Lorain County health department offices at Oberlin to inspect their work while her visit came from a distant state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Olive H. Anderson
County Health Department
Blountville
Tennessee
Oberlin
Receipts of Mayor's Office for January Reported
January receipts total $284.10 with $128.50 from fines and costs, $150 from soft drink licenses, and $5.60 in miscellaneous collections as reported by J. G. Schrock, clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Schrock
Solomon's Lodge to Conduct Funeral for Brother Adams
King Solomon's Lodge No 56 will hold a special communication at 1 15 PM Thursday February 2 to conduct the funeral services of the late Brother Wm M Adams H C Steger Worshipful Master
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon’s Lodge No
A. M
Wm. M. Adams
H. (. Steger
H. C. Steger
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Elyrian
Bill
Solons
Urge Davey
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Paymaster
Rotary
Vinsta B McCleary
James McCleary
Loan
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
S. J. Crocker
West Lorain Street
Bridal Party
Westervelt Family
Butler
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
BR. L. Walker
Acme
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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