Elyria Township Taxpayers Hear Splendid Talks
The Elyria Township Taxpayers League met at Murray Ridge School to discuss the Mort plan for school financing and broad taxation. L. C. Hecock urged building to lower taxes while noting 30 percent of township families are in need. Ex Mayor Grall criticized the complexity and wasteful political machinery. Jane Bradshaw summarized the Mort plan to equalize school opportunities and reduce local real estate taxes across Ohio.
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Elyria Township
Gral
Lorain
Grall
Jane Bradshaw
Ohio
Mort
Origin and early use of paper money
Paper money first emerged as receipts issued by bullion dealers or bankers for precious metals deposited with them. These initial notes served as proof of value and facilitated trade before governments issued modern currency.
Grafton Farm Boys Enjoy Concert by Elyria High Band
The Grafton prison farm was entertained by the Elyria High school band directed by J. Martin Beck. Band members joined in the program with marches songs and solo performances. W. R. Comings organized the event and introduced J. C. Geoyce of the Chronicle Telegram.
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Grafton Prison Farm
Elyria
J. Martin Beck
Mr. Beck
Prison Farm
W. R. Comings
Cherry Knoll Dairy Official Fined for Bottle Mixup
C E Cook of Cherry Knoll Dairy was fined 3 dollars and costs plus a 3 dollar penalty after pleading guilty to filling registered bottles of another company before Justice Joseph Petra yesterday. Fine and penalty suspended. Cook paid approximately 14 dollars in costs.
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C.E. Cook
Cherry Knoll Dairy Company
Joseph Petra Yvesterday
Cook
Adelbert College Rep to Meet Elyria High Staff and Students
Elliot Jensen, field representative of Adelbert College Western Reserve University, Cleveland, will be in Elyria Monday to confer with the Elyria High School faculty and with senior students.
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Elliot Jensen
Adelbert College of Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Elyria
Rv Its
Elyria High School
Free Lecture and Forum Tomorrow at City Hall
The free lecture and open forum will be held in the council chamber at City Hall tomorrow at 5 A.M. The topic is Our God of Safety and Surplus, announced today by G. A. Solandt.
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Counsel Chamber
Our God
G. A. Solandt
East Carlisle Four K Rabbit Club Plans Grand Final Show
East Carlisle Four K Rabbit Club members discussed rabbit diseases and display prep at George Sears Fuller’s home. They planned to show rabbits at the Ohio State Grand Final in Elvira on March 2 3 and 4. The next meeting is March 3 at Maurice Fills’s Chestnut Ridge road home.
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East Carlisle
George Sears Fuller Read
Elvria
Mareh Srd
Maurice Fills
Chestnut Ridge Road
Need Oven For Needy Woman Served By Red Cross
Red Cross asks for an oven to help a needy woman who already receives flour through relief. She wants to bake bread and the charity will arrange delivery of any donated oven to her.
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Chronicle
Red Cross
Clarence Troutman Freed on $5,000 Bond in Embezzlement Warrant
Clarence Troutman of Elyria was released from the county jail after furnishing a $5,000 bond. He was arrested on a warrant charging embezzling funds from the Western Automatic Machine and Sereyn Company where he served as parmaster.
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Clarence Troutman
Elyria
Jai
Western Automatic Machine and Sereyn Company
Parmaster
Pleads Guilty To Embezzling Funds For Ely via Daisies Inc
Robert Stone of 223 Marseilles Avenue pleaded guilty to embezzling 55.89 dollars from Ely via Daisies Inc. arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro on a warrant by H. Wincer Soll Jr. Stone was bound to the stand jury under 3500 bond. It is alleged he took the money since last August. Stone was a driver and collector for the company.
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Robert Stone
Marseilles Avenue
Elyvia Daisies, Inc
Joseph Petro
H. W. Incersoll, Jr
Stone
Auguste
Shotgun Accident Kills Local Executive in Hunting Incident
In Wapalkoneta on February 4 FP Hayes a 45 year old vice president of First National Bank and retired grain operator was shot and killed during a hunting trip when his shotgun discharged. The report notes the fatal mishap occurred Friday.
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Wapalkoneta
Hayes
Ce First National Book
Grain Elevenn
Opercor
France Debts 360 Million Dollar War Reparations in 1953
A 360 million dollar payment from France is noted as part of postwar war debt settlements for 1953. The note outlines the financial obligation connected to wartime debts and the government's response to the payment.
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France
Model Planes To Be Displayed At Elyria Y M C A
A reorganized Elyria boys model plane group will meet Monday afternoon at the Y M C A boys division. Robert Goacher says all Elyria boys interested in model planes will be enrolled into one group. A display of model planes will be shown and experienced builders will speak at the 4 P M meeting open to all boys of Elyria regardless of YMCA membership.
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Elyria Boys
Robert Goacher
Boys
Elyria Bors
Bors
A'L Bois
Styria
Hamilton Newspapers Merge to Form One Daily
The Hamilton Daily News will merge with the Hamilton Evening Journal starting Monday under Journal Publishing Company president Homer Gard. The merged operation leaves one daily paper. details of the deal were not disclosed. The News had been in receivership and was bought months ago by C. S. Beeler, Mrs. Mary M. Beckett, and Frank K. Waugh.
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Hamilton. O
Hamilton Daily News
Hamilton Evening Journal
Homer Gard
Journal Publishing Company
News
Sgste
Delails
Eslale
Zavan
C. 8. Beeler
Mary M Beckett
Frank K. Waugh
Hamilton
Treceivership
Daily Republican News
Yierger
Hamilton Republican
Tas Journal
Hamilton Daily Democrat
Hamilton Evening Sun
Local Social Notes and Visits in Huntington Area
Supper guests include Mr and Mrs A C Kolbe at Wesley Heide home in LaGrange. Charles Easterday moves to Nova Ohio. Mrs Mary Maurer visiting brother Emery Markel in Nankin Ohio. Illness of the Sacre daughter improving with driving help. Martin Youngless vacationing in Ashland with Harler C. Attendees at a gold diggers party in Spencer. Sams Long and A Neel with W S June and husband for dinner. D W Roberson and family hosted in Lorain. Wire family and Hart visit Cleveland friends. Perry Sooyr and Ruth Hart visits from Wellington. Merton Coe buys Alice Dilgard property. Garrison family from Cleveland visit. Ray Rice Elyria and W Rice Sullivan with Forest Rice in. Harry West of Decatur Indiana calls at Turner West home. John Steve and Ida Hawley Norwalk visit E B Easterday. Earl Easterday visits Mohnes with Glenroo Mohnes.
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Huntington
A.C. Kolbe
Wesley Heide
LaGrange
Charles Easterday
Nova
Ohio
Mary Maurer
Emery Markel
Nankin
James Sacre
Martin Youngless
Ashland
Forest Rice
Harry West
Decatur
Turner West
John Steve
Ida Hawlevy
Norwalk
E. B. Easterday
Earl Easterday
Glenroo Mohnes
Far Fwhee Party Honors Easterday Guests
Friends and neighbors gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Easterday's home Tuesday evening January 1 for a tea party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bagtar as they prepare to leave for Nova Scotia this week. The group played cards and enjoyed lunch hosted by the hostess. Out of town guests included Mrs. Glenroe Motus.
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Earl
Charles Bagtardar
Nova
Glenroe Motus
Beauties Of Black Hills Travel Lecture By Local Men's Club
Fifty members of the First Congregational Church Men's Club viewed an illustrated travel lecture by Alwin Balau of Columbus on the Black Hills Bad Lands and a second film on the First Americans. Balau toured from Lake City Minnesota through South Dakota and Wyoming, highlighting the center of North America monument Pierre Deadwood Spearfish Canyon Mount Rushmore and the Corn Palace with annual wall changes. The program included scenes of the Navajo and Hopi tribes and a tribute to late member A L Garford with brief talks from club and church leaders.
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Black Hills
Bad Lands
South Dakota
Firse Congregational Church
Alwin ID Balau
Columbus
Balau
West
Lake City
Minnesota
Wyoming
North America
Pierre
Bulau
Homestake
Mt. Rushmore National Memorial
Gutzon Borglum
Ameran
Custer State Park
White House
President Coolidge
Mitchell
Mou King
Howard B. Somers
A. L. Garford
William Muir
Congregational Society
Worth Fauver
Cab
W. H. van Oster
Methodist Men's Club
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar February events and talks
Oberlin Ohio plans a busy schedule with basketball vs Denison at Warner gym on Feb 1 and campus lectures by Dr. Douglas Horton in Finney Chapel. The week features faculty meetings, music recitals, geology talks, a cosmopolitan club gathering, a mathematics club session, and an intercollegiate debate on inheritance limits.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Denison University
Warner Gym
Finney Chapel
Douglas Horton
United Church of Hyde Park
Chicago
Carnegie Library
Finney
Warner Hall
Elizabeth H. Nicely
S. M
Sturges Hall
Tristan Bernard
Robert J. Clements
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
R. Archibald Jelliffe
Cosmopolitan Club
J. A. Richards
Forest Street
Wiliam H. Brown
Allen Art
Mathematics Club
Peters Hall
Richard G Nuckolls
Dana P. Whitmer
Warner
Axel Skjerne
Geneva College
United States
Oberlin College
Community notices from Oberlin village events
Open Forum Sunday afternoon February 5 at 3 30 in James Brand House discusses milk situation Oberlin. Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters meet with Mrs Anna Funk Elm Street February 6. Visiting Nurse committee meets February 6 at 3 at Mrs L T McFarland 131 Forest. Garden department Oberlin Women’s Club next meeting February 6 at 3 at Dascomb cottage. Parent Teacher Association Pleasant Street School February 6 at 7 30 in school auditorium. Dr Walter A Wood of Philadelphia weekend at M A Hughton East College Street. Mrs Mary Comer of Dayton weekend with daughter Mr and Mrs M D Wickoff Hamilton Street. Mr and Mrs Henry Worcester entertain parents A W Davidson and Frank Davidson family Kipton last evening North Professor Street. Mr and Mrs James Wood and son Harrison depart tomorrow for Henderson Texas after visiting relatives. They brought body of her mother Mrs Yennie. Mr and Mrs Harold Weston host weekend guests Mr and Mrs William Mesrham Amherst. Mrs Charles Comings hosted a contract bridge party Elm Street.
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Ati
James Brand
Oberlin
Pythian Sisters
Anna Funk
Elm Street
L. T. McFarland
Forest Street
Oberlin Women's Club
Laura Pelton
Dascomb Cottage
Pleasant Street School
Walter A. Wood
Philadelphia
M. A. Hughton
East College Street
Mary Comer
Dayton
M.D. Wickoff
Hamilton Street
Henry T. Worcester
A. W. Davidson
Frank Davidson
Kipton
North Professor Street
James Wood
Harrison
Henderson
Texas
Yennie
Painl
Harold Weston
William Mesrham
Amherst
Wrs
Charles Comings
New Philadelphia Adopts Scrip Plan for Unemployed
New Philadelphia Ohio becomes the first city in the state to adopt a scrip plan to aid unemployed workers. City council unanimously approves a program issuing $1 and 50 cent notes that require stamps to become negotiable. Merchants back the plan as 25 to 30 men work daily on three city projects earning $2 in scrip per day, redeemable with merchants.
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New Philadelphia
Ohio
John M. Winters
Council
Man Sentenced to Ohio Penitentiary for Railroad Obstruction
Frank Weinert aged 54 from McKeesport Pennsylvania received a one to ten year term in the Ohio Penitentiary after telling Judge C H Huston he preferred prison to Richland county jail. He had placed ties across railroad tracks shortly before a fast passenger train was due.
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Mansfield
Frank Weinert
McKeesport
Ohio Penitentiary
Common Pleas
C. H. Huston
Richland County
Weinert
Lorain Countian Wins Honors at Columbus Farmers Week
Lorain County participants received multiple awards at Ohio State University during Farmers Week. Kay Eppley won two state honors in dairy cow judging and cow testers competition. Arthur Everson was elected vice president of the Ohio Berkshire Breeders Association. B C Fenner qualified for the Ohio Dairy Herd Club, and the Lorain County Farm Bureau earned an Honor award for service to organized agriculture.
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Lorain
Ohio State University
LL Hummel
Columbus
Kay Eppley
Lorain County
Arthur Everson
Brighton Township
Ohio Berkshire Breeders’ Association
Everson
B. C. Fenner
Wellington
Ohio Dairy Herd Club
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Carlisle Grange All Day Meeting Tuesday
Carlisle Grange will hold an all day session at the hall on Tuesday February 7 with an morning program installing new officers and a public afternoon program. Music by Luell Penfound a reading by Mrs Alberta Penfound and a talk on taxation by Victor Reese of Ridgeville. Members are urged to attend and bring sandwiches for dinner as this week closes the Pest Hunt points.
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Carlisle Grange
Eee
Lueile Penfound
Alberta Penfound
Tavation
Victor Reese
Ridgeville
Lorain County
French Professor Confesses Espionage on Italian Front
Feb. 4. Prof. Eydoux, a French hydraulics expert, confessed to spying for a high French army officer whose name he refused to disclose. Trial opened as prosecutors seek 15 years for the professor and 10 for his 57 year old secretary Mme Bonnefond.
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Rome
Eydoux
Mme
Bonnefond
Paris
Saint Cyr Military Academy
West Point
France
Italy
Mussolini
Injuries Sought After Truck Accident in Avon Lake
Harold F. Graver of Lorain sues James Gerrhak of Avon Lake for 850 999 for injuries from a September 1 1932 accident when Graver working under a parked truck was struck after a car knocked the vehicle from its jack resulting in the axle falling on his foot and leg.
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Harold F. Graver
Lorain
James Gerrhak
Avon Lake
Garver
Four massive cast iron skillets delivered to local home
Four largest cast iron skillets ever made were delivered to the Junior Order United American Mechanics Home in Tiffin Ohio. The 14 1/2 inch plus utensils replace steel fry pans and are cast especially for the home to feed about 1100 boys and girls with pancakes in its kitchens.
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Tiffin
United American Mechanics Home
Markets Cleveland Livestock Hogs and More
Hogs weak with few medium weights at 435. cattle receipts 200 with steers up to 230 higher, cows 16 to 50, calves strong. Sheep lambs steady to higher. potatoes slow, WHEAT no sales, corn mixed with values around 24 to 28 cents, oats 15 to 16 cents, timothy and clover seed prices listed.
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Cleveland
United States
Wisconsin
Colorado McClures
Idaho Rossets
Ste. Timothy See
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report Snapshot
The Chicago market shows receipts and quotes for butter and eggs with varied scores. It lists futures, storage standards, and live poultry items including Leghorn hens and broilers, reflecting USDA market conditions and current pricing across multiple product categories.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
Court filings hinge on divorce and sidewalk injury suits
Anna Schobel sues for divorce from Joe Schobel in Lorain alleging gross neglect of duty. married 1928 with one child. Nancy Stinecipher sues the City of Lorain and Marty Friedman of 942 Broadway Lorain for 15000 each claiming injuries from a sidewalk slip on February 6 1982.
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Anna Schobel
Joe Schobel
Lorain
Nancy Stinecipher
City of
Marty Friedman
Broadway
Friedman
Slander suits filed in Lorain over alleged uncle’s death claim
John Marinik and Stefan Marinik of Lorain sue Anna Mukus for 15000 dollars each over alleged slander spoken in front of others on December 26 1952. The petition says the defendant claimed the plaintiffs killed their uncle. The address cited is 311 East 26th Street Lorain.
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John Marinik
Stefan Marinik
Lorain
Anna Mukus
East 26Th Street
Suit Filed Over 1932 Auto Collision near Elyria
Edward B. Spiegelberg of Elyria filed a $10,000 lawsuit against Horace Belden of Grafton for injuries from an automobile crash on Route 57 near Elyria on September 11, 1932.
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Edward B. Spiegelberg
R. D
Elyria
Horace Belden
Grafton
Truck Drivers Fined In Lorain County Overload Charges
Two arrests for operating over loaded trucks on Lorain county highways were made last night by deputy sheriffs. Fred Lehnhart of Mansfield and Walter Early of Struthers, C., were each fined $25 and costs when arraigned before Justice Joseph Peire.
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Lorain County
Fred Lehnhart
Mansfield
Walter Early
Struthers
Joseph Peire
Cars in Collision In Ridgeville Damages Reported
Cars of Alfred Rothgery Ridgeville and Frank Ziolds Detroit damaged in a collision at Ridgeville about 5 P M yesterday, as deputy sheriffs reported.
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Alfred Rothgery
Ridgeville
Frank Ziolds
Detroit
Stolen Car Recovered in Lorain Police Report
A car driven by Mrs. QO. E. Barton of 344 Seventh Street, reported stolen from 20th Street in Lorain around 9 p.m. yesterday, was recovered in Lorain this morning, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. E. Barton
Seventh Street
20Th Street
Lorain
Abandoned Car Found Identified as Ridgeville Owner
An abandoned car on Rent road reported by W. Y H. Gilder was traced to Charles Helm of Cook road Ridgeville and recovered by authorities today.
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Sheriff’s Department
W. Y H. Gilder
Charles Helm
Cook Road
Ridgeville
Senate votes to uphold Barry amid bribery charges
The senate faced a heated clash over Barry as he claimed some could be bought. Barry offered no proof but stood by his belief the accusation was not false. The Senate, 40 to 31, refused to discharge Barry, splitting along party lines with three Republicans joining Democrats.
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Senate
Barry
Brookhart
Norris
Nve
Grain and Feed Price List From Cleveland Market Report
Grain and hay prices include corn, wheat, oats, clover, straw and alfalfa. Rates shown cover No 2 yellow corn per bushel, No 2 oats, No 1 timothy hay, flour middlings, mill feeds, cottonseed meal percentages, and alfalfa first and second cuttings with prices in dollars per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Old Bill the Fifth Is Born at Navy Academy
Annapolis reports joy over Old Bill the Fourth's mating resulting in a litter. A nanny goat bore two sons and a daughter, with the strongest male expected to become Old Bill the Fifth, preserving the mascot line amid naval pride.
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Annapolis
Jey
Navy
Old Bill
Service Academy
Academy
Bill
Death of Frank A. Schiska Union Leader in Bucyrus
Frank A. Schiska aged 49, president of the International Machinists Union branch for the New York Central railroad, died here Friday in Bucyrus Ohio. He was a prominent labor leader with years of service in the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus, CO
Frank A. Schiska
International Machinists Union
New York Central Railroad
Household and farm sale in Greenwich Ohio
Personal property including two good work horses Holstein cow fresh March 30 Jersey and Holstein heifers eight months old veal calf eight weeks old seventy Leghorn pullets mowing and farming implements including syracuse plow wagon harness log chains and more one hot water fountain and multiple household items such as a Hobart piano living room set walnut dining suite radios and cooking utensils all to be sold for cash day of sale by CHAS A CRUM Auct Greenwich Ohio
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Jersey
Syracuse
Hobart
Chas. A. Crum
Greenwich
Ohio
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