Hoover seeks broader anti hoarding drive to curb hidden money
Federal reserve reports show hoarding of money has revived with as much as 42 million dollars hidden in mattresses and safes in the week to Feb 3. President Hoover plans a national anti hoarding campaign with address at the White House and speeches by Charles G. Dawes and leaders of over forty national organizations to mobilize the public.
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Washington
Hoover
Federal Reserve
White House
Charles G. Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Auto Skids Into Rear Of School Bus In Icy Crash
Edward Holt Lorain newspaperman collided with the rear of a school bus yesterday afternoon at Stop 5 Lake Avenue as his car skidded on ice. The impact caused substantial damage to Holt's vehicle and the bus.
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Edward Holt
Lorain
Lake Avenue
Wargie Aspirin for lensinus or Sore Throat
An ad advises using Bayer Aspirin as a gargle for lensinus and sore throat. Dissolve three to five tablets in one third glass of water, gargle thoroughly, allow a bit to reach the throat, repeat every two hours as needed, and use only genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer cross.
Grange Program Closes Farmers Week at Ohio State
The closing day of Farmers Week at Ohio State University featured a Grange program in University Hall with speakers State Senator Robert A. Taft and National Grange Master L. J. Taber. Governor White praised farmers while noting the need for fair prices, as OSU President Dr. George W. Rightmire presided. Max W. Scharff was elected Ohio Seed Improvement Association president with John C. Cannon as vice president and R. D. Lewis as secretary.
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Columbus
University Hall
Ohio State University
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio
L. J. Taber
National Grange
White
George W. Rightmire
Max W. Scharff
New Carlisle
Ohio Seed Improvement Association
John C. Cannon
Washington, D. H
Fremont Plant Secures Big Sugar Beet Contracts
The Fremont plant of Continental Sugar Company has contracts for more than 4 200 acres of sugar beet production for next season with 2 900 additional acres expected soon. Fremont Chamber of Commerce cooperation helped secure the business.
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Toledo, O
Fremont
Continental Sugar Company
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Eliza Scott Dies in Uhrichsville at 99
Mrs Eliza Scott, aged 99, died in Uhrichsville Ohio from infirmities of old age. She had lived in Uhrichsville for more than 590 years.
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Urichsville
Eliza Scott
Uhrichsville
Methodist Circle Hosts Tureen Luncheon at Church
Circle No. 1 of the Methodist church met for a tureen luncheon with 22 members and 19 visitors. Rev. A. E. Piper told a tale about William MacKinley and his sister. Mrs. Virgil Waite played two violin solos with Mrs. Wibber at the piano. meeting adjourned to March 3. Hostesses were Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Rahl, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Harber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
Methodist Church
A. E. Piper
William MacKinley
Virgil Waite
Wibber
Kirk
Rahl
Smith
Harber
Engagement announced at Griswold Road gathering
Miss Lillian Grist hosted friends on Griswold Road last night. At the close the engagement of Miss Margaret Fritz of Howe Street to George Massey was announced. Guests included Misses Fritz Struck Keller Knott and Messrs. Massey Bamville Kaiser Kaiser Beam Krugman Sullivan.
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Lillian Grist
Griswold Road
Margaret Fritz
Howe Street
George Massey
LaVerne Struck
Alice Keller
Esther Knott
Messrs
Jack Bamville
del Kaiser
Howard Beam
Eugene Krugman
Jack Sullivan
Cascade Park as a Geologist Sees It Talk
Miss Charlotte Webster speaks to the Fine Arts Department of the Woman's Club Monday at 2 30 PM. At 3 30 PM J Martin Beck performs a group of songs for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Webster
Cascade Park
Fine Arts
Woman's Club
J. Martin Beck
Mrs Keys Hosts Club Luncheon at Green Lantern Tea Room
Mrs James Keys entertained club members and guests at the Green Lantern Tea Room with luncheon. Green tapers and assorted flowers adorned the table. Bridge followed at the Keys home with prizes to Mrs Fred Mizer of Norwood Parkway Rocky River Mrs William Champerlin and Mrs Vey Smith of Chicago Illinois. Each guest received a gift from the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keys
Green Lantern Tea Room
Bridge
Keys
Fred Mizer
Norwood Parkway
Rocky River
William Champerlin
Vey Smith
Chicago
Illinois
Inter Se Bridge Meeting at Mrs. West Home
A pleasant Inter Se gathering took place at Mrs. A. H. West of Park Avenue with three tables of bridge. Prizes went to Miss Ruth Nierman Miss Dorothy Wilcox and Florence Goldie. Valentine themed refreshments followed the games. In two weeks Mrs. J. H. Weinhoff of Park Avenue will host the next event.
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Inter Se
A. H. West
Park Avenue
Ruth Nierman
Dorothy Wilcox
Florence Goldie
Valentine
J. H. Weinhoff
Ciwo
Church Division Hosts Ice Screen Luncheon
Mrs. A J Slee of Fourteenth street hosted Division A of the Church of Christ for a noon luncheon with sixteen attendees. Mrs. Emma W Kitchenrither led the afternoon business. the March third hostess will be Mrs. E R Rice of Eastern Heights Boulevard.
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A. J. Slee
Fourteenth Street
Division A
Church of Christ
Emma Wkitchenrither
E. R. Rice
Eastern Heights Boulevard
God and the Census reviewed by missionary society
The United Presbyterian Missionary Society opened with devotions led by Mrs. T. F. Sellers. Plans were set to elect officers at the March meeting. Mrs. J. K. Nees led a lesson on God and the Census, followed by a general discussion. The Ladies Aid of St. John's Lutheran met for its regular business session. refreshments were served by Mrs. M. Koch and Mrs. O. Neimy er. A social gathering is planned in two weeks with hosts Mrs. Harry Peters and Mrs. Henry Peters. The W. W. T. Club met at Mrs. Bashman’s, played Pedro, with prizes to Mrs. Lucile Horvath, Mrs. Bashman, and Mrs. Charles Redman. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Raystich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOP. Missionary Society
Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
T. F. Sellers
J. K. Nees
Ladies Aid Society of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
M. Koch
O. Neimyer
Harry Peters
Henry Peters
Pedro
Bashman
Byrington Court
Lucile Horvath
Charles Redman
Raystich
Concord Avenue
Auxiliary Postpones Patriotic Program
The Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary met last night to postpone the planned patriotic program until February eighteenth. County building commission will receive bids for grading top soil and seeding for tuberculosis sanatorium grounds by March. Estimated cost is $2,300.
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Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
County Building Commission
Miracle Play Heaven Bound to Open in Oberlin Chapel
Heaven Bound a twentieth century folk drama directed by Nellie L. Davis will flare Monday evening February 5th at 8 o'clock in Finney Chapel Oberlin. A cast of twenty actors a large chorus of two hundred voices and soloists perform Negro spirituals and folk songs. Samuel Barnes plays the devil with Mt Zion Baptist and Rust M E Churches backing the presentation chaired by Mrs Margaret Barnes.
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Oberlin, O
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Nellie L. Davis
John Bunyan
New York City
Samuel Barnes
Oberlin Man Weds In Ann Arbor
Announcements from here report the marriage of Miss Marion Gimmy of Ann Arbor Michigan to William H Tenney son of Mr and Mrs B F Tenney of North Professor street. The ceremony occurred January 23. Tenney holds A B from Oberlin 1929 and M A 1931 and taught at Oberlin then. Mrs Tenney is a secretary in the University of Michigan English department. They will reside in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Gimmy
Ann Arbor
Michigan
William H. Tenney
B. F. Tenney
North Professor Street
Tenney
Oberlin College
University of Michigan
Oberlin Debaters Set for Parma and Fairport Contests
The Oberlin High School Negatives debate unemployment insurance tonight against Parma Heights High School in Parma. Team members are Dorothy Zimmerman Ralph Liman and Norman Moore. Tomorrow Oberlin affirmative faces Fairport Harbor at 7 30 PM in the high school auditorium with Christine Alexander Wilbur Morris James Richards Jr and Robert Blackburn. Judge Emerson W Miller from Wooster College speeches will preside. Oberlin has won three of four debates this season and a win in both tonight and tomorrow could crown them district champions and advance them to semi finals. Public is invited.
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Oberlin High School
Parma
Parma Heights
Oberlin
Dorothy Zimmerman
Ralph Liman
Norman Moore
Fairport Harbor
Christine Alexander
Wilbur Morris
James Richards, Jr
Robert Blackburn
Emerson W. Miller
Wooster College
Death of Mrs John Leiter in Toledo Hospital
Word was received of the death of Mrs. John Leiter of North Baltimore on January 27 in a Toledo hospital. The Leiter family lived here for years where Mr. Leiter worked as a photographer.
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John Leiter
North Baltimore
Toledo
Leiter
Literary and Social Club Meets at Mrs Youngs Home
The Literary and Social club held a pleasant afternoon meeting at Mrs R W Young’s Prospect street home. Mrs Ward Richardson spoke on Spanish dominions in Central America and Mrs Whittington presented Nicaragua. Plans were made for a Washington Birthday party February 18 at Mrs Harry Hovey’s North Pleasant street home.
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R. W. Young
Prospect Street
Ward Richardson
Central America
Whittington
Nicaragua
Harry Hovey
North Pleasant Street
Local Legion Auxiliary Attendees Noted at Amherst Meeting
Attendees from Lorain County included Mrs. Claude Lyman Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Harry Hovey. Norma Hammond a high school librarian visits Conneaut Ohio for weekend. W E Bontrager attends Ohio State Horticultural Society and State Forestry Society meetings in Columbus. Charles H Adams and wife of the Conservatory of Music depart for New York then Paris Munich Vienna with six month travel. Oberlin Chapter Royal Arch Masons to hold its stated con-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary
Amherst
Claude Lyman
Frank
Harry Hovey
Norma Hammond
Conneaut
Ohio
W. E. Bontrager
Ohio State Horticultural Society
State Forestry Society
Columbus
State University
Charles H. Adams
Conservatory of Music
New York
Paris
Munich
Vienna
England
Oberlin
Royal Arch Masons
Ecclesiastical Council Attendance Noted for Rev J A Richards
Rev J A Richards attends an Ecclesiastical Council in Chicago for two days this week. Vocation this evening includes work in the M M degree and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Richards
Chicago
Bright Spots in The Business World
New York reports General Motors will distribute a $7, $62.49 to $0,222 savings fund reward to eligible 1926 entrants, announced by President Sloan. Detroit shows larger industrial employment in late January. BorgWarner reports 100 percent higher free wheeling unit production than 1931. W T Grant Co posts year end sales of $75,679,192 up 6 percent from prior year. Southern Pacific plans 20,000 tons of rails and many ties, per Paul Shoup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors Corp
Sloan
Chicago
Borg Warner Corp
C. S. Davis
W. T. Grant Co
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railroad
Paul Shoup
Court Actions Hit Grob and Jackson Over Promissory Notes
The Standard Oil Company sues William Grob et al for 8388 claimed due on a promissory note. The Northern Savings and Loan Company sues A. L. Jackson et al for 3782 alleged due on a promissory note. Foreclosure of property in Elyria is asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
William Grob
Northern Savings and Loan Company
A. L. Jackson Et al
Elyria
Lorain County Savings Sues Walczak for Foreclosure of Elyria Property
The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company files suit against Florian Walczak and others for 1325 dollars alleging a promissory note default. Foreclosure of property in Elyria is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Florian Walczak
Cicero Woman Inherits Million Dollar Italian Estate
Frances Taucher of Cicero Illinois learns she is heiress to one fifth of an estate left by her uncle Anton Klemendi who died in Italy last October. The Italian consul notified her that she receives one million dollars value to support her two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Taucher
Cicero, Ill
Cicero
Anton Klemendi
Italy
Markets Cleveland Produce Report Curtailed Prices
Market steady across butter eggs poultry and potatoes with assorted regional items. Onions squash tomatoes and other greens show varied pricing and limited sales, usual regional crates on track with multiple states reported for Indiana Michigan Ohio and California.
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Summary
Hog bids steady to 10 cents higher with 145 to 230 pound holds at 4.00 to 4.25 for most. larger hogs 245 to 310 pounds mostly 3.00 to 4.25. Cattle: over 500 steers sold sparsely, medium quality around 5.00, cows and bulls dull. Calves steady to stronger, weaners about 10 dollars up, common to medium 6.50 to 8.50. Sheep: lambs up 25 cents to 5 dollars. choice around 37.25, common to medium 5.00 to 30.75.
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Cleveland
Chicago Market Quotation Roundup From Chicago Trade
Butter prices show firmer tones with various grades quoted from fair to stock, eggs firm with extra firsts and graded sizes noted, poultry steady and inventories receipts moderate, potatoes and wheat and corn futures listed with mixed grades and regional references, grain prices including rye oats barley timothy and clover seed posted for February to March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Departmen of Agriculture
United States
Idaho
Greeny Mountains
Toledo Grain Prices on Track for Local Market
Toledo grain on track with 28 1-2 cents nominal rate. Wheat No 2 red 56 546 1-2 cents, No 1 red 37 87 1-2 cents. Corn No 2 yellow 34 434 1-2 cents, No 3 yellow 32 38 cents, No 4 yellow 29 1-3 cents. Oats unchanged. Grain in store and transit billing attached. last quote 5 11-2 cents above track. corn 41-2 cents above.
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Toledo
Minneapolis Grain and Flour Price Listing
Minneapolis grain market updates report mixed commodity prices for flour bran and corn. No. 1 northern wheat and No. 3 yellow corn show varied bids while futures and shipments numbers fill the day’s brief.
Fruits and Vegetables Market Report Northern Ohio
Wholesale prices from the Northern Ohio Food Terminal show on track sales across apples cabbage and celery. Apple varieties include Baldwins Jonathans Rhode Island Greenings and Grimes Golden with cold storage prices and limited high grade lots. cabbage and celery price ranges from Florida and Virginia sources with standard crate and bag formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Ohio
Market News
Bureau of Azcultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
U. S&s
U.S
Rhode Island
TU. S
New York
Tc. S
West Virginia
U. S
King Davids
Texas
Virginia
Florida
California
Farmers Local Markets Apples Beets Carrots Prices
Ohio offerings list produce for sale with apples in 1 to 3 bushel baskets at 20 to 25 cents, beets in 1 to 5 bushel baskets at 25 to 40 cents, and carrots in 1 to 2 bushel baskets topped and washed with best 65 cents and poorer 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Produce Prices in baskets and bushels
Leaf lettuce from Ohio priced 85 to 90 cents per basket 10 pounds. Parsley onions 2 dozen bunches 35 to 65 cents. Parsnips washed 30 to 50 cents per 12 bushels. Potatoes round whites 45 to 60 cents per bushel. Radishes red hot house 50 cents. Tomatoes hothouse mediums two to two twenty five dollars per basket. Turnips 40 to 50 cents per 12 busket baskets washed. Watercress hothouse baskets 1.25.
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California
Spmerial Valley
Arigona
Yuma
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
U. S
Colorado
Minnesota
New York
Idaho
Russert Burbanks
Texas
Bliss
Florida
Savoy
Best
Hubbard
New Jersey
Delaware
Louisiana
Mexico
Grain and feed price report from Cleveland exchange
Quotations for alfalfa, clover, corn, wheat, oats, hay, straw and flour. Prices per bushel per ton or per barrel and per cent for various mill feeds and products, listing No 1 to No 3 grades and mixed hay values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Death Notice Mrs. George Kennedy
Announcement from North Olmstead reports the death of Mrs. George Kennedy on February 4 at 1 15 PM She was sister of Mrs. James A Hewitt of this city and aunt of Edson Stokes of the city fire department She is survived by her husband and several siblings Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 09 PM from the Kennedy Ridge road home Burial will follow at Butternut Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VRS
George Kennedy
North Olmsted
Kennedy
James A. Hewitt
Edson Stokes
Fire Department
Kennedy Ridge Road
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
China's Great Military Weakness Revealed by Highway Shortage
An observed strategic weakness in China centers on insufficient highway networks hindering mobility and rapid deployment. Analysts note limited road capacity constrains logistics, training, and modern warfare responsiveness across multiple regions and theaters.
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INTER
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Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Detroit
Board of Commerce
Temple Beauty Parlor
Masonic Temple
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Green Mountain
Minneapolis
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DART
China
Howard B. Somers
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O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, QO
Elyria Construction Company
Buskeye Street
New York Central Freight House
Chas. L. Wise
Charles Fackler
Sam Kahn
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Broad ST. Elyria
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