Amherst Hospital Association Praises Staff at Annual Meeting
The Amherst Hospital Association honored nurses and employees who ran the hospital for a year without guaranteed salaries. Under supervisor and matron Mrs. Clarence Dean, staff kept operations going as the institution faced funding gaps. President Charles Ebbs commended their courage before 92 attendees as John Fritz reported a year with $10,508 in services but only $6,652 in revenue and a $1,156 deficit. New by-laws were adopted and trustees Henry Miller Robert Leimbach and H. A. Westbecher were re-elected for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Hospital Association
Clarence Dean
Institut Res
Charles Ebbs
Hospital Association
John Fritz
Henry Miller
Robert Leimbach
H. A. Westbecher
Cleveland Council Demands Hopple Removal From Utilities Board
The Cleveland City Council voted unanimously to urge Gov. White to remove E. J. Hopple of Cleveland from the Ohio Public Utilities Commission. Councilman Anton Vehovec introduced the resolution, citing Hopple’s alleged prejudice toward public utility interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Cleveland
City approves issuance of refunding bonds
Legislation authorizing the issuance of about $30,000 in refunding bonds for general paying bonds water works bonds and general obligation bonds against the city was passed last night. The city will pay $30,000 in cash and issue refunding bonds for the balance to retire overdue obligations.
Dead Doctor Heals Stomach Ailments
A sensational tale claims a renowned doctor, now dead, devised a stomach remedy for ulcers, gas, heartburn, and indigestion. It asserts many recoveries over six years and promotes a seven day trial of Udea Tablets with a money back guarantee from Crandall's Drug Store in St Pag, Minnesota.
Must Die in Chair for Murder of Toledo Man
Columbus Ohio February 6 Governor White announced Bert Bruno 25 Pittsburgh must die in the electric chair tonight for the murder of John J Mc Laughlin Toledo hotel clerk After a hearing the state parole board unanimously recommended that no action be taken in the case Frank Vacchiano Darton was electrocuted recently for his part in the same slaying
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Qalbert Bruno
Pittsburgh
John J. McLaughlin
Toledo
Govinor White
State Parole Board
Frank Vacchiano
Darton
City to Advertise Depository for Funds in 1934
Council last night authorized advertising for a depository for city funds for 1934. City Auditor A. C. Schilleman said total deposits would be about $200,000. Banking code provision would limit a bank to 1 percent on public funds deposits once adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Schilleman
City liquor license meeting set for 7:50 p.m.
A meeting of all liquor license holders or applicants is called for 7:50 p.m. Wednesday at the Newell Hotel. Councilman W. G. Smith chairs the special committee drafting a city liquor control ordinance, with Leonard Fisk and George Thompson as members. Smith notes a possibility of combining licenses to lower total costs for dispensers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Hotel
W. G. Smith
Leonard Fisk
George Thompson
Smith
Icy paving blamed for minor auto accident
The icy pavement caused a minor automobile collision on Chapel Street as R. E. Teasdale failed to stop, his vehicle sliding into Dr. R. W. Johnsons car on Second Street, Johnson’s car struck the curb and lost a rear wheel per police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Teasdale
Chapel Street
Second Street
R. W. Johnson
Ridgeville
Johnson
Four Cemetery Lots Sold in Brookdale Maintenance Funds Report
The city council accepted the annual Brookdale Cemetery sale report. Four lots sold at 240 dollars each, with 190 dollars received for permanent maintenance, per Service Director Fred A. Underhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookdale Cemetery
Fred A. Underhill
Young Men's Club Follows Boxing Tour to Cleveland
Thirty five club members, nearly the entire group, traveled to Cleveland to attend the Golden Gloves boxing tournament replacing the weekly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's
Young Men's Club
Cleveland
Council Okays $205 Claim For Teacher Injury
The council authorized a $205 payment to Miss Lucy Kirk a school teacher who fractured her ankle after stepping into a hole in the sidewalk on Howe street several weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Lucy Kirk
Howe Street
Mayor's Court January Receipts Reported
Receipts for January totalled $445 with fines and costs at $153.50. Beer licenses brought in £105, soft drink licenses 2140, taxi license $25, and miscellaneous $5 were recorded.
Theft of clock and rear view mirror from Dodze coupe
Albert Narosny of 216 Second Street reports theft of two clocks and a rear view mirror from his Dodze coupe. He told police the theft occurred Sunday evening and valued the stolen items at about 216.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Narosny
Second Street
Narosny
Payment to Local Architects Approved
County commissioners approved paying 399 to RLS Sustee and Alva Smith for planning the courthouse interior remodeling. They paused further action due to lack of Federal funds and non approval of more projects, with work to be done through the CWA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rls
Sustee and
Alva Smith
CWA
Ely P T A Outlines Plans and Founders Day Tribute
Mrs Frank Hill chaired the Ely Parent Teacher Association meeting announcing a Wednesday High School BTA formation, an Roosevelt P T A event, and February 11 training at the First Congregational church with banquet. Mrs Carl Martin spoke on Through the Years and a Founders Day tribute honored Mrs Theodore Birney and Mrs Phoebe Hearst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hill
Ely
Parent-Teacher Association
Roosevelt P. T. A
Al-Day School of
First Congregational Church
Newly Organized Theatre Guild Presents Murder On the Operating Table
The Lorain County Theatre Guild will stage Murder On the Operating Table at the Littl Theatre 645 Lodi Street opening February 21 running through February 25. Directed by Mrs. Gwen Wagner the guild trains Lorain County performers for professional experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Marriage of Eva Webber and William Cham Berlin
Announcement from Mrs. Ralph Whitney of Columbus Ohio that Eva Webber formerly of Elyria wed William Orr Chamberlin of Columbus in the state capital. The couple now reside at 193 Highland Avenue Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Whitney
Columbus
Ohio
Eva Webber
William Orr Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Highland Avenue
Death of Luke Chappell at 99 in Freedom Station Ohio
Death notice from Freedom Station Ohio reports Luke Chappell aged 99 died at home yesterday. He lived most of his life in Elyria and came from England. Survived by wife Mary a daughter Mrs Girard Traver two sons William and Charles nine grandchildren including Mrs Charles Querin and Raymond Crisp of Elyria and nine great grandchildren. Funeral at two o’clock Wednesday from the late home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Chappell
Freedom Station
Ohio
Chappell
Elyria
England
Sle
Mary
Girard Traver
Poushkeepsie
New York
William
Charles
Charles Querin
Raymond Crisp
City Seeks Advance From County For Tax Collection Costs
City council passes a resolution asking the county treasurer for an advance of $20,000 to cover the city share of the current tax collection costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore Council
Conference On Religion Opens OBERLIN Meeting With Dean Gilkey
A religious conference opened in Oberlin with Dean Charles W. Gilkey of the University of Chicago as keynote speaker. He addressed students at noon and will lecture again at 7:30 pm on Beginning Where We Are. Other topics include Getting Along With Religion and What Neglected Personal Equation. All sessions occur in Finney Chapel except Wednesday afternoon in the King Bosworth room for a Q and A period. Gilkey, Harvard AB 1902, has devoted his career to interpreting religion to students after serving as pastor at Hyde Park Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Charles W. Gilkey
University of Chicago
Gilkey
Uiuis
Oman
Finney Chapel
King-Bosworth
Neen Uilkey
Harvard College
Union
Germany
Scotland
Hyde Park Baptist Church
Badges Awarded To Girl Scouts
George Washington's birthday on February 22 marked International Thinking Day for Girl Scouts and Girl Guides. The day honors fellow scouts abroad and the spirit of international goodwill through badge presentations and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Lord and
Lady Baden-Powell
Girl Scouts
Girl Guides
Elyria adopts ordinance penalizing obscene literature sale
City council passed on first reading a measure to fine up to five dollars for selling obscene literature in Elyria. The ordinance mirrors state law and was submitted as an emergency then withdrawn. Debate covered enforcement, scope, and potential legal action related to a pending suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Anna Nennedy
Elmer Nelson
W. H. Vanoster
Dr. Stankard
Thermore
Nelson
Anna Kennedy
Leonard Fisk
Fisk
Ed. Notley
William Smith
Leonard Fisx
George Thompson
W. G. Smith
Frank Henke
Earl Lautenschleger
James Scott
Safety Committee
City weighs aid to Clinic amid debt and limits
City officials debated funding the Clinic as it faces growing debt and capacity limits. Council members argued for patient choice and fair split under a two thirds one third plan, with the mayor selecting providers and keeping proportional funding. The Clinic serves indigent cases and operates on the first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ated
Civiie
Kennedy
Frank Henke
Henke
William G. Smith
Clinic
Smith
Scouts Hold International Flag Ceremony at Court of Awards
The Court of Awards in the James Brand House opened with an international flag ceremony as 32 flags were placed, each with a country message read by a Collegiate Scout. Mrs. Tatt awarded second class badges to Ruth Jones and others, while Mrs. John Rodgers and Mrs. Earl Jones distributed proficiency badges across multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brand House
Locus
Tatt
Ruth Jones
Betty Cobb
Marilyn Hipp
Louise Cartwright
John Rodgers
Earl Jones
Oberlin club speaker on The Wherce and Whither of the New Deal
Dr. Nicholas Van der Pyl of Oberlin addressed Oberlin Exchange Club at a luncheon in Oberlin Inn on The Wherce and Whither of the New Deal. The Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Ohio held its annual convention in Trinity Cathedral Cleveland with Rev L E Daniels and three lay delegates in attendance. Lay delegates were Francis Buckler W E Bontrager and James Miskovysky. Mrs Everett Papworth and others attended an Eastern Star meeting in Sullivan. A Comfort Club special meeting is set for Thursday in February at Mrs Betts home 288 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F. My Hall
Broad Street
Mihalis
Department of Ohio
Cleveland
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States
James E. van Zandt
R. B. Handy
A. D. Vandervoort
Julia Pitceck
Hotel Statler
Bradley
A. E. Hopkins
Galen BE. Moyer
Dr. Moyer
Nicholas van der Pyl
Oberlin
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
L. E. Daniels
Christ Church
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Ohio
Trinity Cathedral
Francis W. Buckler
W. E. Bontrager
James F. Miskovysky
Everett Papworth
Martin
A. Edwards
Spaulding
Order of Eastern Stars
Sullivan
Comfort Club
Betts
South Main Street
Senior Four-H Club To Meet Tomorrow
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club plans a combined business and recreation meeting at the G. A. R. Hall tomorrow night. The agenda includes a constitution committee report and the leadership study project explained by Miss Alice Bird. Merton Mason and Dorothy Lottman will give short sub topic reports, followed by singing, dancing games and square dances led by M. O. Penfound.
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Lorain County
G. A. R. Wall
Alice Bird
Man and Wife Bid Against Each Other at Sheriff’s Sale
Deputy Sheriff Claude Adams presided at a sheriff sale where a man and wife, bidding against each other, drove the price of a large accordion from a mortgage holder. The pair raised bids in $1 steps, reached 136 dollars, and won the instrument, later revealed to be husband and wife by the woman’s remark about their bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Adiams
Adams
Nin
Bond Reduced Two Lorain Youths Released
Frank and Steve Tomshank of Lorain were arrested on obscene papers charges. Both were released from the county jail after bond was reduced to 250 dollars by Common Pleas Judge A. R. Webber. Bonds were posted by Pietro Cicco of 1429 Lexington Avenue Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Steve Tomshank
Lorain
W. H. Vanoster
Grand Jury
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Pietro Cicco
Lexington Avenue
Reform School Life Described At Y Club Meeting
Rev. C. F. Fogle of South Amherst will share findings from his study of reform schools at the Y.M.C.A. weekly meeting tonight. The talk will inform members of the Y Indus Club about life inside reform schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yindus Club
Chuir
Rev
C. F. Fogle
South Amherst
George Looks Faces Non Support Trial In Court
George Looks formerly of Elvyria appeared before Judge A R Webber on a non support charge. He was tried before a jury after indictment by the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Looks
Elvyria
A. R. Webber
Market scraps and dairy prices filter through Cleveland stalls
A fractured market report lists produce and poultry prices in Cleveland with notes on varieties and units. It mentions butter, fowl, potatoes, and greens, along with several farm names and regional brands, showing steady trade and fluctuating quotes in a dense OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUTEA
Lubes
Cleveland Grain Prices and Corn and Wheat Notes
Grain market report with prices for corn white and yellow varieties, oats, bran, middlings and flour by type. Includes rough figures for spring and hard winter wheat, cottonseed meal and meal prices, and notes on market movements and stock descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fleur
Bae
Haeemins
Otners
HOV EGROWERS MARKET Hothouse Produce Listing
Hothouse lettuce top quality large carton. Tea Tow Peeth basket mushrooms opened heatb carton medium sizes best quality. Radishes round hot house around 5 69 760 2dozen bunch basket. Other items uncharted in fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Tyne
Chicago USSH Quotations and Market Prices Report
Market report lists quotes for corn and balling grains with futures and storage notes. Prices show No. 2 mixed corn at 50 1/2 to 51 1/2 cents and No. 3 yellow corn around 49 1/2 to 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USSH
Chiago
Bolter
Bythres
Star
Farm Market Freight and Produce Listings
Hothouse asparagus and various vegetables listed with weights, baskets, and prices. Describes arrivals by region including California carrots celery cabbage and fruit shipments from New York Brussels sprouts Texas Ohio Florida and more with totals of 90 arrived and 145 cars on track.
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Hubbard
Pei
Cleveland
New York
Brussels
Texas
California
Virginia
Caliifornia
Michigan
Footrack
Maine
Idaho
Florida
New Jersey
Louisiana
Market quotes from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Quotations for corn, wheat, oats, hay and flour per bushel or per barrel. Prices listed include clover, alfalfa, straw, feeds, and hay grades with specific figures for Timothy and mixed hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Wooster Egg Market Report From Co-Operative Poultry
Wooster QC site reports egg lot sizes from the Co-Operative Poultry Association. Data shows 295 cases with grades High Low Ave Extra large 234 City 22% Extra medium 21 78 Standard charge 22 19% 20 Standard medium ZON 1312 0 1M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
the Wooster QC
Co-Operative Poultry Association
Puskas Case Continued to Saturday Morning
Arraignment of George Puskas is continued until Saturday morning per Police Chief E J Stankard. He was arrested on a charge of reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Puskas
E. J. Stankard
Puskas
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Amherst Hospital
Cleveland Council
Hopple
Royal Lump
Kentucky
Concrete Block & Coal CO
Rush St
WM. G. Smith
O'Donnel Wallpaper and Paint Co
Elyrian
V.F.W
CITY
Advange
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Conference On Religion
Bond
Reform School
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestour
EL oSeiDyh
Eparmers
Baron Jewelry Liquidation
Baron Jewelry Company
Elyria, Ohio
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