Benefit Show at Elyria High School for Red Cross Relief
A benefit program at Elyria High School auditorium Wednesday night will feature music, dancing, comedy and impersonations to aid the Red Cross flood relief fund. Howard R. Butler acts as master of ceremonies guiding acts including the Anchorians overture, a tribute by Mrs. Alta Bowdler, tap dance by Marjorie Buswell, piano wizard Carl Lewis, and performances by the Elyrians quartet, Moore and Knight, Bob and Bill Armitage, and others from Cleveland and local acts, with a variety of songs and comedy numbers.
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Elyria High School
Red Cross Flood Relief Fund
Howard R. Butler
Anchorians
Don Sharp
Red Cross
Clark and
Swope
Cleveland
Helen
Bernie
Lucille Olds
The
Elyrians Quartette
Alta Bowdler
Jack Roberts
Marjorie Buswell
Jackie Elton
Carol Lewis
Frank Aust
Bob Burns
Walter Smith
Rob and
Buul Armitage
Clark
Helen and
Bailey fined for intoxication in police court
E Bailey of 754 West River Street was fined one dollar and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication before Mayor Don A Baird in police court. He was arrested on Lodi Street Bridge last night, found in a drunken condition with a bottle of whiskey on his person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bailey
West River Street
Don A. Baird
Bailey
Lodi Street Bridge
Collision damages two autos on Broad Street
Automobiles driven by Walter Seedorf of 324 West River Street and D. W. Robertson of 268 Lexington Avenue were slightly damaged in a collision about 5 30 p m yesterday on Broad Street, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Seedorf
West River Street
D. W. Robertson
Lexington Avenue
Broad Street
Nelson Hand Scalp Laceration Treated at Elyria Hospital
Nelson Hand aged 20 of 701 Foster avenue was treated for a scalp laceration at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday and later discharged, per hospital records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Hand
Foster Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
France Owes Debt Repaid Says Our Nation
A terse note asserts that France borrowed money and has not repaid, while claiming satisfaction with the loan dispute and offering to relinquish the sit-down strike concept in turn. The statement frames the issue as unpaid funds and a symbolic exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Fishing Pictures by Gray at Emmanuel Lutheran
The Cleveland Plain Dealer Field and Stream editor W B Gray presents his latest moving fishing pictures Thursday at 8:00 pm in Emmanuel Lutheran church stage auditorium Elyria Lorain County anglers and families invited. Sponsored by the Men's Club with no admission charge a free will offering will help defray Gray's travel expenses.
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W. B. Gray
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Gray
Elyria
Lorain County
Death of Mrs Margaret M Crisp in Cleveland
Mrs Margaret M Crisp, 115 Eastern Heights boulevard, died at Charity Hospital Cleveland at 2 10 am after a two month illness. Born Bellevue Ohio 61 years ago she lived in Elyria fifty years and was member of St Marys. Surviving daughter Mrs Franklyn Stearns Lakewood and three sisters Miss Rose Morarity Cleveland Mrs J S Fisher Elyria and Mrs F M Stevens Elyria. Body at home. Funeral Thursday 9 30 am from St Marys church Rev Daley officiating. Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Margaret M. Crisp
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Bellevue
Ohio
Elyria
St. Marys Church
Franklyn Stearns
Lakewood
Rose Moriarty
J. S. Fisher
F. M. Stevens
St. Mary's Church
Fr. Daley
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Mrs Emily Green dies. funeral in Cleveland Heights
Mrs Emily Green a former Elyria resident died Monday at her Bradford road Cleveland Heights home. Born in New York City in 1863 she is survived by husband F H Green of Detroit daughters Mildred Weaver R Young and J J Bullock of Cleveland sons Alden Green of Miami Max and Lyrun of Detroit and three grandchildren Funeral services set for Wednesday at 11 09 from Kauffelian Funeral Home 3305 West 25th street Cleveland with burial in Shady Grove Independence Ohio
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Emily Green
Elyria
Bradford Road
Cleveland Heights
New York City
F. H. Green
Detroit
Mildred Weaver
R. Young
J. J. Bullock
Cleveland
Alden Green
Miami
Florida
Max and
Lyrun
Kauffeian Funeral Home
West 25Th Street
Shadygrove
Independence
Ohio
Funeral services for Warren Wright Wednesday at St Marys
Warren William Wright manager of the Cobb Hat and Apparel Shops at Amherst and Oberlin was fatally injured Monday at 1 49 a m when struck by a New York Central train. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 9 a m from St Marys church with interment in St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren William Wright
Cobb Hat and Apparel
Amherst
Oberlin
New York Central
St. Mary’s Church
Io St. Mary's Cemetery
Dairy Sales Group Reelects Officers at Meeting
Officers and directors of the Lorain County Dairy Sales Association were reelected at the Carlisle Grange Hall meeting attended by about 60 producers. Merle Penfound as president Elsha Nash Russia Township as vice president Park Dimaline Graf ton as secretary and B T Nesbett Grafton as treasurer. Directors reappointed include Elmer Hahn Wakeman Simeon Nash Russia Township Willoughby Harris Oberlin Newton Bechtel Lorain Ed Brucker Elyria J E Whiton Amherst and Penfound and Dimaline. Principal speaker J I Shafer president Summit County Milk Producers Association urged legislation to protect dairy interests citing Akron district milk price declines and the need for a stable market with fair distributor supplies.
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Lorain County Dairy Sales Association
Carlisle Grange Hall
Merle Penfound
Elsha
Simeon Nash
Russia Township
Park Dimaiine
Grafton
B. T. Nesbett
Elmer Hahn
Wakeman
Willoughby Harris
Oberlin
Newton Bechtel
Lorain
Ed Brucker
Elyria
J. E. Whiton
Amherst
Penfound
Dimaline
Dar
J. I. Shafer
Summit County Milk Producers Association
Shafer
Hie
Akron District
Akron
Relief Workers Local No 1 to Meet Tonight
Relief Workers Local No 1 plans a meeting at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall at 340 Broad Street tonight. Nomination of officers will be featured as announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local No. 1
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Broad Street
Directors Elected for Lorain Medina Rural Electric Co-op
Directors to represent five counties were elected at the Wellington Opera House as 150 members gathered for the annual meeting. R E Campbell and John Barber were re-elected for Lorain. Harden Coe and O W Carlton for Medina. Jay Ruggles and Ross Young for Huron. J W Davidson and R R Howard were chosen for Ashland and Richland respectively. The enlarged project serves 1060 farm families and includes completed 300 miles of lines with 135 energized yesterday. Frank Brandau and Harry Bovard presented reports while O W Carlton presided and Carl Bair spoke on rural electrification progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Co-operative
Wellington Opera House
Lorain County
R. E. Campbell
Pittsfield
John Barber
Wellington
Medina Count
Harden Coe
Spencer
O. W. Carlton
Homerville
Beiag
Huron County
Jay Ruggles
Ross Young
Ashland
Richland
J. W. Davidson
Ashland County
R. R. Howard
Richland County
Tarain
Medina
Lorain
Northeastern Rural Electric Co-operative
Huron
Lorain-Medina
Harry Bovard
Frank Brandau
Carl Bair
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Trio of Boys Held for Candy Store Theft
Local police held three boys responsible for breaking into R A Moulton and Company at 705 Lake Avenue and stealing candy valued at 19 dollars. Entrance was gained by removing a screen and forcing a side window, seen leaving the store at 10 39 p m Sunday. police also investigated two other petty thefts: a $5 change theft from Earl Hunter's Broad Street shooting gallery and a £3 75 electric fan stolen from H D Parkinson's car on Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Moulton and Company
Lake Avenue
R. A. Moulton
Henry Meesig
Earl Hunter
Broad Street
Register
H. D. Parkinson
Harrison Street
Oberlin Woman To Be Admitted To Practice Of Law
Eva Mae Parker of Oberlin is among 1909 Ohioans set for swearing in to the bar by Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt. From 196 examined, 199 passed. The oath ceremonies are planned for Friday in Columbus, Saturday in Cleveland, and Monday in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Eva Mae Parker
Flood rescue in Cairo area tests army engineers
Report notes men missing and possibly drowned as flood events near Cairo bloom. Fredident Roocevelt's flood commission heads toward the city, expected by Wednesday noon. Major General Edward Markham, head of army engineers, is poised to take command as rising waters threaten further impact and relief efforts intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Fredident Roocevelt
Edward Markham
Army Engineers
Kaige Hesins
Lorain Mayor Under Fire From Councilman
Lorain council clashed over the handbill ordinance as Councilman George P. Bretz labeled Mayor E A Braun a dictator and urged curbing mayoral powers. Braun defended restraint, saying unlimited permits could provoke violence. council later declined to change the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
A. Braun
George P. Bretz
Bretz
Brett
Braun
Russia Township Faces School Funding Shortfall And Possible Closure
Russia Township three one room schools may not reopen in fall if Oberlin Board of Education levies on township tax money to cover a $6500 tuition judgment. A new special levy requires legislative passage and voter approval. without it, or if the auditor is tapped, schools cannot reopen. Russia Township plans to seek an extra levy, with about 175 students affected. Spain is rich in donkeys the animal kind.
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Russia Township
Oberlin Village
C. A. Gibbons
Grafton Board of Education
Oberlin Board
Oberlin High School
Russia Township Board
Township Board
Township School Board
Oberlin
Noted Lecturer To Lead Oberlin Conference
Mrs. Harrison S. Elliott, lecturer on adult and adolescent psychology, will lead Oberlin’s Religious Emphasis Conference February 4 and 5. She will speak at Finney Chapel assembly and Theology students Thursday, then lecture at 7:15 p.m. in the King-Bosworth room and again Friday at 4:16 p.m. She is a National Board member of the YWCA and vice-chairman of its leadership division, sponsored by the YMC A and YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Harrison S. Elliott
Elliott
Finney Chapel
King-Bosworth
County board votes to vacate section of old road near Oak Point
County commissioners yester day passed a resolution to vacate a 10 acre section of the old Cleveland Sandusky road at Oak Point due to the new highway. They will view the location at 10 am February 24 to act on the proposal. John Shaw, from Michigan on a non support indictment, pleaded not guilty before Judge D A Cook. He is charged with failing to support his two children who are living with their mother in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland- Sandusky
Oak Point
John Shaw
Michigan
D. A. Cook
Lorain
Trust Company Sues Kara Markoyvich for Foreclosure Action
The Cleveland Trust Company filed suit against Milos Kara markoyvich and others seeking $1,386 in damages and foreclosure of Lorain property.
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Cleveland Trust Company
Milos Karamarkoyvich
Foreclosure Suits Filed by Home Owners' Loan Corp
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation filed two foreclosure suits today in Lorain County. One against Larabee J. Doing and others for 1831 dollars and another against A Czuba and others for 14417 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Lorain
Larabee J. Doing Et al
Szivan Divorce Granted in Lorain Custody and Alimony
Cecelia J. Szivan of Lorain was granted a divorce from Joseph Szivan by Judge D A Cook on grounds of extreme cruelty. She obtains custody of their children and alimony including $100 payable 310 monthly and $15 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia J. Szivan
Lorain
Joseph Szivan
D. A. Cook
Jury verdicts in two Lorain court cases reported
A jury in Judge Guy B. Findley’s court returned a verdict for The J. C. Penney Company in a $10,000 personal injury suit filed by Herver Leach of Lorain after an iron bar fell from a door while he removed waste paper at a Lorain store last May. Earlier, another jury heard the $60,154 railroad accident case of Charles K. Mack against The Nickel Plate Railroad arising from a 2:50 p.m. April 3 collision at the Broadway crossing in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penney Company
Guy B. Findley
Herver Leach
Lorain
Charles K. Mack
Nickel Plate Railroad
Mack
Broadway Crossing
National Guard Seals Chevrolet Strike Center
1,200 troops moved into a five square mile strike area at Chevrolet plants after 15 people were injured. Guardsmen guarded plant gates with bayonets while sheriff’s force was deemed insufficient. GM executives and UAW leaders awaited a court injunction to force plant evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
National Guard
National Guards
Thomas W. Wolcott
General Motors
United Automobile Workers Union
The Germans and the Idea of a Superior Race
A historical reflection notes that Germans define a hypothetical race by valued traits and then apply those traits to a mixed race, while attributing the advantages to the Nordic or Aryan people.
Market items list poultry and potatoes with varied prices
Cleveland markets show firm poultry extras at 3c to 2140 for several items with heavy 6 percent and up at 20c. Potatoes per 100 pounds across U. S. No. 1 Idaho at 3255.68 per large quantity, Ohio and Penn prices around 2.00 to 2.25 per unit, Florida and Texas values listed for crates and cartons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U. S
Idaho
Ohio
Penn
Florida
Maine
Texas
Cleveland Livestock Cattle and Hogs Market Report
Receipts: cattle 200, calves 400, sheep and lambs 1500, hogs 1200. Market mixed with steady to slow demand. Prices show varied ranges: choice steers 1100+ lbs $11.00–12.00, good to butcher cattle $9.50–10.50, cows $5.00–6.00, calves $9.00–12.50, lambs $10.00–10.50, hogs 180–300 lbs $9.50–10.40, larger hogs up to $10.65, pigs 100–150 lbs $9.00–9.50, stags $8.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Arnalds
le Reo
Produce prices and baskets bid in local markets
The listing shows various produce items with basket and bulk pricing including onions? baskets of celery? mushrooms parsley parsnips turnips radishes watercress and potatoes. Prices range from under 1 dollar to a few dollars per unit or per basket, with measurements in baskets pecks and pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asvparaqus
Huthouse
Sebi Y. Caubags
Grain and Mill Feeds Market Prices and Notes
Quotations on grain hay and feed from Sheets Elevator Co and Mon Tang Milling Co. Prices per bushel for car lots, per barrel or per ton as listed. Oats, corn, wheat, flour, and mill feeds detailed with assorted grades, prices, and discounts, including cottonseed meal and gluten values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Montang Milling Co
Few Changes To Be Made In Reorganization Of School Districts In The County
Lorain County Board of Education plans limited changes in the annual district reorganization. C A Gibbons says no state demands under the Ohio School Foundation Law. two minor transfers proposed, affecting only a few students. One moves a small Lake Avenue area from Elyria Township to Elyria City district with tuition waived, to be formalized in spring. The other shifts Pease farm from Wellington to LaGrange district to align with current attendance, avoiding longer bus routes. A map and data survey will precede formal plan, with minimal changes anticipated after last year’s consolidation of Pittsfield Township one-room schools and Gulf Road closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria Township
Elyria City
Lake Avenue
School Foundation
Pittsfield
Pease
LaGrange
Wellington
LaGrange School
Gibbons
Gulf Road
Elyria
Oberlin Student Sees Father Installed As Brown Uni President
Oberlin College sophomore Barbara Winston, daughter of Dr. Henry M. Wriston, attends his installation as Brown University president in Providence. Wriston, former Lawrence College head, is Brown’s 11th president in 172 years, succeeding the late Dr. Barbour. About 900 guests were invited to the ceremony and a reception for President and Mrs Wriston followed in Penbrooke College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Henry M. Wriston
Brown University
Providence
R. I
Barbara Wriston
Oberlin College
Winston
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wisconsin
Brown
Wriston
Alumni
Penbrooke College
Lawrence
Clarence A. Barbour
Building Permits Totaled 19 449 Valuation Last Month
Building Inspector Hart Dickason issued fifteen building permits totaling 19 449 in improvements last month. The inspector issued 61 permits of all kinds, with fees amounting to 69.75. Mexico City’s population exceeds a million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Dickason
Mexico City
Chicago Grain and Livestock Prices Report Summary
Readers see a dense price rundown for hay and straw grades, Timothy and alfalfa, various clover and wheat straw, plus Chicago cash quotations across butter, poultry, and meat items. The report lists live poultry prices by weight class, turkey, duck, capon markets, and U.S. Department of Agriculture notes, alongside grain figures for wheat, corn, oats, barley, seed timothy, and clover with per hundredweight and per bushel figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Leghorn
Ile
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
U. S
Peer Cwt
Idaho
U. SL
Colorado
Wisconsia
U.S
Texas
Bliss Triumphs
Florida
Biles Triumphs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Dairy Sales Group
Relief Workers Local No
West Virginia
Berns
Crook’s Coal
Rural Electric Co-operative
Spain
Cdonnell
Ainting
Court Street
Neanby Produce
Brown Uni
Beechwood
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
W. Bringe Street
G. J. O'Connor
Johnny's Barber Shop
Chestnut Street
BIG Red Cross
Howard Butler
Atty
Elyrians
Moore and
Knight Bob and
Bill
Songbird
Scar's Store
Tom
Harry
Western Reserve
Torain
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