Application Blanks Ready For Disposal To Local Veterans
Commander Mel Brown of Rol lin EK. Hinkson Post 3341, Veterans of Foreign Wars, announced today that he has a supply of application blanks for veterans desiring his services in filling out their applications for the bonus. Applicants must identify themselves and surrender loan papers if loans exist. discharge papers are required for certain information. each form must bear a fingerprint of the right hand. Brown will assist veterans at his home, 142 Riverside Court.
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Mel Brown
Rollin EK
Hinkson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Brown
Riverside Court
Acute Milk Bottle Shortage Hits Lorain County
Lorain county faces an acute shortage of milk bottles with over 150000 bottles vanished in six weeks, 29000 in Elyria alone. State inspectors H H Kimmel and H C Brownhold urge housewives to place bottles for pickup and remind that hoarding bottles is illegal to restore circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
H. H. Kimmel
Lorain
Ohio
Elyria
Kimmel
H. C. Brownhold
Columbus
Dairs
Minister Refuses To Appear Before Jury
Rev Harold N Geistweit pastor of Ninth Street Baptist Church in Cincinnati said he would refuse to testify before a grand jury in Columbus regarding a state senator’s alleged vote in the parochial school aid fight. Prosecutor Donald Hoskins said he asked for the voluntary appearance as a courtesy. Geistweit called the matter a tempest in a teapot caused by misquotation in newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Harold N. Geistweit
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Columbus
Ray Geiswell
Convention of Ohio
Akron
Donald Hoskins
Franklin County
Rev. Geistweit
Grand Jury
Paul Cook Enters Commissioner Race in Lorain
Paul W. Cook a former Lorain service director and 40 year building contractor announces his candidacy for one of two Republican nominations for county commissioner. He ran in the last primary, previously served as service director in 1929 1931 and 1950 under Mayors Goldthorpe and Standen. He has lived in Lorain 39 years resides at 959 Washington Ave is married has one son in Columbus.
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Paul W. Cook
Lorain
Cook
P. J. Goldthorpe
J. C. Standen
Washington Avenue
Columbus
First Session Of Agricultural School Teaches Mowers
Fifty five Lorain county farmers attended the opening session of the agricultural engineering school here to learn about mowers. Four more Thursday sessions will cover farm power binders plows rope work and special farm machinery with R Bardén of Ohio State University as instructor.
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Lorain County
Cr. Hummel
Automobile collision damages multiple cars on Court street
A car driven by T. T. Elliott of 334 Oxford Avenue was damaged at 5 30 p m yesterday when struck by a truck driven by G J Strause of Clyde O police reported Three cars were damaged on Court Street about 4 p m when a car driven by Helen Byrd of 149 Eastern Heights Blvd skidded and struck cars driven by Robert Ginbe of Telegraph Road and B M O Donnell of 401 Middle Avenue
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T. T. Elliott
Oxford Avenue
G J. Strause
Clyde, O
Court Street
Helen Byrd
Eastern Heights Blvd
Robert Ginbe
Telegraph Road
B M O'Donnell
Middle Avenue
Budapest officer acquitted after shooting insulted worker
In Ilungarvy an army officer who was insulted by a laborer killed the man with a gun. A military court at Raah acquitted the officer, finding no guilt in the fatal act under wartime law.
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Budapest
Ilungarvy
Raah
Death of Mrs Emma McClure at 79 in local city
Mrs Emma McClure aged 79 of 220 George Street died at Hly ria Memorial Hospital this morning at ten after a four week illness. She belonged to the Church of Christ and the Woman's Relief Corps. Survived by one son Rev Charles McClure of Inlet New York. Body to Sudro Funeral Home with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Emma McClure
George Street
Hlyria Memorial Hospital
Church of Christ
Woman's Relief Corps
Charles McClure
Inlet
New York
Sudro Funeral Home
Rummage Sale at West End Market House
Lat ed 8 West End Market House by Junior Woman’s Club. Proceeds support club projects.
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West End Market House
Junior Woman’s Club
Gifts that are different at Johnston Gift and Knit Shop
The Johnston Gift and Knit Shop advertises a complete line of yarns patterns and needles for spring outfits. Free knitting instruction offered to help customers.
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Johnston
Funeral services for Samuel H Byers
Samuel H Byers died at the home of H. H. Drusendahl on West Ridge Road yesterday. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pm from Sudro Funeral Home with Dr. EL. J Bond officiating. Interment will be in Murray Ridge cemetery. Byers lived in Carlisle township for 20 years and was a farmer.
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Samuel H Byers
H. H. Drusendahl
West Ridge Road
Sudro Funeral Home
EL. J Bond
Murray Ridge
Byers
Carlisle Township
Joseph Twining Dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Joseph Twining 51 of Lorain Counts Home died last night at 20 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The body was taken to Sedgman Funeral Pallors in Oberlin for arrangements.
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Joseph Twining
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sedgman
Oberlin
Nine Nominated For Movie Honors
Hollywood nominees announced for 1936 achievement awards. Three actors from Mutiny on the Bounty are among the best performance contenders, with Clarkable and Franchot Tonr among the trio. The film also ranks among the 12 for best picture, while Victor Mature appears for The Informer and a six women fight for actress honors including Elizabeth Bergner Claudette Colbert Bette Davis and Katharine Hepburn.
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Clarkable
Charles Laughton
Franchot Tonr
Victor Mefunglen
Elizabeth Bergner
Claudette Colbert
Bette Davis
Kather
Long Illness Fatal To Joseph Twining
Joseph Nelson Twining of Oberlin Ohio died last night in Elyria after a several year illness. Born July 21 1882 in Camden he worked ten years for Cleveland Quarries Co. Survived by three sons Frank Leonard and Donald and three sisters Mrs Denger Miss West and Mrs Vogel. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 Sedgeman parlors with Rev William Smith officiating burial Camden Cemetery.
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Oberitin
Ohio
Joseph Nelson Twining
Elyria Chinic
Air Twining
Camden
Cleveland
Frank
Leonard
Donald
John Denger
Oberlin
Arthur West Oberlin
Henry L. Vogel
Sedgeman
Wilhiam Smith
Camden Cemetery
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar February events
Oberlin College weekly calendar lists events from February 7 to 10. Highlights include The Human Adventure at Apollo Theatre, a basketball game Oberlin vs Case, a swimming meet against Allegheny, multiple lectures and assemblies by faculty and visiting speakers, and student recitals at campus venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Theatre
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Case
Warner Gymnasium
Allegheny
Crane Swimming Pool
Movie Stars Lead Classic Roles in 1930s Drama Trio
Hepburn heads the cast with Alice Adams, Miriam Hopkins portrays Becky Sharp, and Merle Oberon stars in The Dark Angel. The lineup highlights three celebrated performances from the golden era of Hollywood.
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Ine Hepburn
Alice Adams
Miriam Hopkins
Becky Sharp
And
Merle Oberon
Kiwanis Minstrels At Milan Tonight
The Elyria Kiwanis minstrels perform tonight at Milan high school for Milan school children. A week later they appear in Brooklyn for the Brooklyn Kiwanis clubs underprivileged child fund.
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Kiwanis Minstrels
Milan
The
Elyria Kiwanis Minstrels
Milan High School
Minstrels
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Kiwanis Clubs
Rural Electrification Discussed At Meeting
Camden Pittsfield and Wellington townships members gathered at Kipton School for a district meeting on rural electrification and cooperative movement. Mrs Mason and Mrs Barber reviewed cooperative booklets while E Buswell of Grafton discussed the electrification project now advancing in the county. Miss Anna Buswell provided piano music. RE Blackwell led the meeting and Camden township women served refreshments.
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Farm Bureau
Camden
Pittsfield
Wellington
Kipton
A YD Mason
John Barber
E Buswell
Grafton
Anna Buswell
RE Blackwell
Camden Township
Fined by Judge Urbas for possession of legal liquor
The article reports that oram was fined $100 plus costs for possession of legal liquor and fined $25 plus costs for possession for sale, with arraignment before Judge Guy 8B Findley. Arrested by Lorain no lee and state agents several days earlier.
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Bernard Urbas
Oram
Guy
Findley
Lorain Nolee
Mystic History Calendar Shows Week of Feb Sevents
The listing details a dense schedule of chapel talks, performances, and meetings at Oberlin College. Notable items include lectures by C T Craig, Eleanor G Coit, and Miss Mona B Husselins, piano recitals in Warner Hall, a workers education talk by Miss Sinclair, and a home concert by the Men s Glee Club with Larry ws Band. Also noted are art exhibitions and morning worship at Fairchild Chapel with leaders R T Burton and D E Davids.
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Finney Chapel
Eleanor G. Con
United States
M. E. Sinclair
Oak Street
Eleaanor G. Coit
Denmark
Sweden
The
Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
Mona
Husselins
R. T. Burton
D. E. Davids
Oberlin Boy Scouts Plan Banquet Monday
The Oberlin Boy Scouts will hold their annual banquet on Monday at the First Methodist Church. All Scouts are invited to attend with their fathers and mothers. The dinner will be cooked and served by the scouts, and an investigature service for the scouts will be a feature of the program.
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Oberlin Boy Scouts
First Methodist Church
Hobby Shop Expands Weekly Hours At First Church
The Hobby Shop in the basement of the First Church increases its schedule to five periods weekly to serve more youths. It now runs Tuesday to Thursday afternoons from 2:30 to 5:00, Tuesday evenings for high school girls, and Friday evenings for the radio club. Activities include wood carving, basket weaving, footstools, jigsaws, bread boards, and puppet work.
Valentine Party Planned by Vine Rebekah Lodge
The Vine Rebekah lodge will hold a Valentine party Monday evening after their regular meeting. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs FH Worcester include Mr and Mrs Arthur Huches and their son William of Columbus. H O Worcester of Spring Street is recovering from a weeklong illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Arthur Huches
William of Columbus
FH. O. Worcester
H .O. Worcester
Spring Street
Plane pilot Cann fights storm to stay aloft for six hours
Eastern Air Lines pilot Cann attempted a Newark bound flight from Miami. Weather worsened near Jacksonville. he circled Charleston but could not land. He returned to Jacksonville after six hours in the air, losing radio contact for two hours. He recalls losing the radio beam and spotting a lighthouse as a beacon.
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Newark
Miami
Jacksonville
Cano
Charleston
Cann
Eastern Air Line
Florida Peninsula
Thawing Pipes Blaze Causes Home Fire on Elbe Street
Firefighters moved to 117 Elbe Street after a morning blaze caused by thawing frozen water pipes in Mrs. Tillie Bowers home. Damage included cloths wrapped around pipes and burned baseboard in the dining room, with a small portion of wall board removed to reach the fire. Hose Company One and Engine Company Three responded.
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Elyna
Tillie Bowers
Elbe Street
Hose Company Number One
Engine Company Number Three
General Industries Wins Third Safety Grand Trophy
General Industries Company earned the Elyria Chamber of Commerce grand trophy for a perfect safety record through three months of Lorain County's annual Industrial Safety Campaign. It completed 1935 with 419,167 man hours and 795 average monthly employment, needing one more similar win to gain permanent possession. The event totals include 283 participants across 24 groups, a 32.6 percent rise in average monthly employment, and 129 lost-time accidents across the three months. The ceremony is set for February 27 at the Lorain Hotel with toastmaster T. P. Kearns and speaker Harry L. Sain. music by Joseph Monia and Miss Wae Hurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyila Chamber of Commerce
General Industries Company
Lake Terminal Railroad Company
Elyria Division of Steel and Tubes
Joseph Monia
Wae Hurst
National Tube Company
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Elaria and
Lorain Chambers of Commerce
Lorain Chamber of Commerce
Writer and Former Oberlin Resident Catherine Ely Dies in New York
Catherine Beach Ely, 63, writer and educator and former Oberlin resident, died in a New York private hospital. Born in Morrison Illinois she lived in Oberlin for years and graduated from Oberlin College in 1893. She taught at small colleges studied in Europe and spent 15 years in New York City writing books and art criticism. Her book The Modern Tendency in American Painting was published and her articles appeared in newspapers and magazines. The body will be returned to Oberlin for burial in the family lot.
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New York
Catherine Beach Ely
Oberlin
Miss Ely
Morrison
Illinois
Oberly
Oberlin College
Samuel W. Fly
Irving W. Metcalf
Europe
New York City
Testimonial Dinner To Honor Dr. Agate
A testimonial dinner at Elyria High School February 13 honors Dr. A H Agate for twelve years on the Board of Education. Dr W E Kerschner will speak on the State Teachers' Retirement Fund. the High School Athletic Association will play a key role. Reservations run through February 11 with dinner. attendees may join the program afterward free of charge.
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Elyria
Board of Education
A. Hh. Agate
Agate
W. E. Kerschner
State Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Friends of
E F
Daddy) Allen
55 Children Examined Today At Monthly Clinic
The Gates Hospital for Crippled Children hosted 55 patients including a three month old Wakeman girl and a 19 year old Akron girl for foot and arm trouble checks. Examiners Dr. Heyman of Cleveland and Dr. Lawrence of Elyria led the session with nine Women’s Welfare Federation officers visiting from Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Gates Hospital
Oberlin
Elyria
Akron
Ohio
Cc. H. Heyman
Cleveland
F. A. Lawrence
Women's Welfare Federation of
Manafield
FE. F. Allen
The
International Society For Crippled Children
Heart Attack Fatal To Elyria Man
John Tobicash, 47, of 619 5th Street, died after a sudden heart attack yesterday evening at Elyria Memorial Hospital. An unemployed World War II veteran and Holy Cross Church member, he had recently reported heart pains. He leaves a wife, four children, and three step-children. Funeral services are set for Monday morning at his 15th Street home and Holy Cross Church, with burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
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John Tobicash
5Th Street
Tobicash
Alex Luckey
Catherine
John
Luckey
John Garish
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Holy Cross Church
Elyria
Pittsburgh
Poland
Stanley
Mary
Martha
Rose
John Anthony
Nicholas
Joseph Frobotta
Bittner
15Th Street
Lawrence Budny
St. Mary's Cemetery
Market prices and meat goods report for Cleveland and region
Market report from Cleveland area shows prices on poultry hens ducks and leghorn varieties, with live poultry and meat product quotes. Potatoes and cattle watch list include bag weights, crate prices, and weekly price movements across steers, heifers, cows, and calves with notes on market steadiness or softness.
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Leghorn Broiwlery
Michisun
Maine
Povurat
Idaho
Sheep and Lamb Market Steads and Wogs Prices
Market notes list lambs and wethers with price ranges for different weights. Lambs in the creek steads and market steads show mixed quality from $4.50 to $8.00 per head, weather and stud stock priced around $5.50 to $6.50. Wogs or hoggets quoted near $10 per hundredweight with weekly changes described.
Grain prices for Wheat Corn and Oats on market update
Market report shows Wheat No 2 red at $1051 06 with No 3 red at $97T'ec and $1 00 for higher grade, Corn No 2 yellow at 62 62?¢, No 3 yellow around 61 611%e, Oats No 2 white 301 36 %ac with No 3 white about 28 334ec, Rye No 2 63 on bushel basis, track prices at 24%ec.
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Sheete Elesvator Co
Fpalehuld Milling Co
Ste. Corn
Alipalina
Cleveland Man Rescued After Car Plunges Into River
Ray S Anstey a 39 year old Cleveland automotive executive escaped when his car skidded into the icy bed of the Cuyahoga River fourteen feet below the surface. He crawled out as water seeped through the floorboards while witnesses and a river boat watchman helped pull him to safety. his condition was reported good in hospital.
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Cleveland
Ray S Anstey
Cleveland Automobile Executive
Cuyahoga River
Anstey
Ansley
William Myers
Sandusky
Ray S. Swanson
New York Central
Charles W. Langdon
Blizzard Delays Senate Vote On Farm Program
A Senate vote on the administration's farm program was delayed until next week as the Senate recessed until Monday due to a blizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senator Declares President Shows Intolerance
Senator Lester J. Dickinson of Iowa accused Franklin D. Roosevelt of sharing autocratic traits at the Buckeye Republican Club Lincoln Memorial banquet in Columbus. He cited intolerance, wrath, impatience and indecisiveness, challenging the president’s public persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lester J. Dickinson
Iowa
Dickinson
Buckeye Republican Club
Toledo Produce and Wheat Prices and Poultry Auction Items
Quotations for wheat and oil meals, feed, and grains are listed by grade and quantity, with prices per bushel or ton. Poultry auction details from Wooster show grade weights and egg and fowl prices, including sixteen coups sold and average per case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ax
Dickinson urges united Republican stand against Roosevelts social order
The article notes fundamental intolerance of spirit and resentment of criticism, urging Republicans to unite in replying to Roosevelt. It accuses Postmaster James A. Farley of demanding political tribute from Washington political appointees as part of the political dispute.
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Dickinson
Roosevelt
Jowan
James A. Farley
Washington
Governor Vetoes Large Ohio 1936 Appropriation
Governor Davey in Columbus announced vetoes totaling over 3 million dollars from the 90 million 213 thousand 157 dollar new appropriation bill for 1936. He said the action was for serious fiscal reasons to ensure funds for essential needs including old age pensions and rifles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
CPI
Davey
Ottawa Burning of old bills abandoned as wasteful
Ottawa report notes the burning of old bills was stopped as wasteful and risky because scraps of notes might be raked from chimneys to the outdoors, exposing the public to scattered fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Cook
R. Dr Bardén
Ohio State University
Mrs
Evma McClure
Hollywood
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Ors
Frances Atrong
Helena Tustim
Newell Russell Alpert
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
Sturgesall
Paul Dietz
Carl Schurz Foundation
Esther van Deman
Rome
H. G. May
James H Brested
Carnegie Library
Viellicello
Warner
Conservatory
W. H. Brown
Peters Hall
Ruth D Brooks
Kepler's
Frances Sherman
College of Arts and Sciences
Conserva
Russ” Mollison
Tory
Mystic
C. T. Craig
School of Theology
Fairchild Chapel
West Side Lumber & Coal
General Industries
Dr. Agate
GOOSE
Benson's Restaurant
Second Street
O’ Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Ci Co
Cleveland Provice
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo
Leveland
Wooster Poultry Auction
Bucyrus
Bulletin
New England
Blue Bird
T. V. Boylan
Lorain County Bank
David
Capitol Theatre
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