Ohio's Utility Rate Method Criticized In Oberlin
Oberlin College economist Dr. Ben W. Lewis condemned current methods for setting utility rates as guesswork and fanciful. He urged adoption of the Prudent Investment Method and called on Gov Bricker to lead rehabilitation of utility laws. He noted 1913 rules remain virtually unchanged and state ratemaking has floundered amid litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Ben W. Lewis
Oberlin College
John W. Bricker
Lewis
Berlin
Elyrian Elected To Board Of Association
Approximately 250 members and families of the Northern Draft Horse Association attended the annual meeting and dance at Wellington Grange Hall. Bert J. Squire Elyria and R. H. Keighley Oberlin were reelected directors. L. W. Whitney Wellington was elected to succeed H. S. Dalton Wakeman who declined reelection. Earl Jameyson Wellington was reelected president for a third term. Squire became vice president. D. G. Swanger was reelected secretary and treasurer but may decline. William B. Murray will arrange March meeting program. Mixed dancing followed business. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Draft Horse Association
Wellington Grange Hall
Bert J. Squire
Elyria
R. H. Keighley
Oberlin
L. W. Whitney
Wellington
H. S. Dalton
Wakeman
Earl Jameyson
Car Collision Leaves Man with Facial Laceration
C M Smith age 32 of LaGrange sustained a facial laceration after his car struck a truck driven by David Smith age 33 of R D Willard on Route 10 about 1 1/2 miles east of LaPorte. His car suffered extensive damage. A second report details damage to a car driven by John Ehrman of 332 East Bridge Street in a collision with a motorcycle ridden by Albert Lapp of 124 Warren Avenue at East Avenue and Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M Smith
LaGrange
David Smith
R. D. Willard
LaPorte
John Ehrman
East Bridge Street
Albert Lapp
Warren Avenue
East Avenue
Broad Street
Two Motorists Fined For DUI By City Mayor
Fines of $50 and costs and six month suspension of driving privileges were imposed on two motorists arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. The offenders were Joe Takacs of 1558 East 32nd Street Lotaln and Bert Sage of Amherst. Takacs was stopped on Cleveland Street at 3:00 a.m. by Patrolmen L. D. Brown Russell Payne and H. J. Indicott. Sage was arrested on Broad Street at 3:15 p.m. yesterday by Patrolman James Boggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Q. Petro
Joe Takacs
East 32Nd Street
Lotain
Cleveland Street
L. D. Brown
Russell Payne
H. J. Indicott
Bert Sage
Amherst
James Boggs
Broad Street
S. W. O. C. Lodge Meets At Lorain Tonight
The S W O C lodge will meet tonight at Lorain at 7 30 o clock. The gathering at 2818 Pearl Avenue will discuss important lodge matters. Local members are urged to attend.
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S. W
Lorain
Pearl Avenue
Horsemen To Have Sandusky Banquet
The Firelands Draft Horse Society will host a banquet at Sandusky Junior High School at 7 p.m. Thursday March 16. County extension agent C I Hummel reports Gov. John W Bricker will be principal speaker with talks by John T Brown Wynn Kinnan and Dean Cunningham OSU toastmaster. Reservations through Hummel at the extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firelands Draft Horse Society
Sandusky
C. I. Hummel
John W. Bricker
John T. Brown
Wynn Kinnan
Dean Cunningham
Ohio State University
Hummel
Two Men Detained by Sandusky Officers After Car Crash
Patrolmen Paul Palmer and H. J. Endicott arrested two men in a local car crash case at 10:30 p.m. yesterday. The suspects, living in Brecksville and Brooklyn Station Ohio, were intoxicated and wanted by Sandusky authorities for failing to stop after colliding with three cars. They were turned over to Sandusky officials today following a broadcast description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Palmer
H. J. Endicott
Sandusky
Brecksville
Brooklyn
Franco seeks nonparticipation pledge from France
Objection to sending Spanish artworks to Geneva under League custody. Franco says Nationalists will not join League after the war and will abstain Loyalist leaders from political activity in France. France promised no aid to Loyalist government or army. Recognition by France and Britain possible if pledges hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Geneva
League of Nations
Franco
League
Manuel Azana
Spanish and Axis Aims Shaped by Negrin War Decision
News reports say Loyalist leader Juan Negrin will carry on the fight from central Spain after the Nationalists refuse conditional surrender. Contours of Axis strategy emerge as Mussolini seeks clarity from Hitler, with Ciano slated to visit Berlin and Warsaw on a uncertain itinerary. Britain and France press mediation while Negrin hints at terms to avoid reprisals if the war prolongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Negrin
Spain
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Italy
France
Mussolini
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Berlin
Galeazzo Ciano
Ciano
Rome
Warsaw
Hitler
Britain
Negrin
Death records and obituaries cluster in early 20th century form
Death notices report John Gau kowski of 1807 Middle Avenue killed by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train at Slife Road crossing. Funeral services at Buttner Funeral Home and Holy Cross Church with burial in St. Mary’s cemetery. Emma Dellefield Wakeman, 79, dies in Birmingham after four weeks illness, survived by sister Cordelia Denman. multiple funeral details noted in Wakeman and Birmingham areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gaukowski
Middle Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio
Slife Road
Buttner
Holy Cross Church
Lawrence Budny
St. Mary's Cemetery
Detroit
Poland
Emma Dellefield Wakeman
Emma Dellefield
George Denman
Birmingham
New London
Gustus
R. J. Norris
Birmingham M
Cordelia Denman
Denman
Morris
Birmingham Methodist Church
North Olmsted Man Charlie Quale 64 Dies at Home
Charlie Quale 64 of North Olmsted died last night at his home. Survived by wife Cora Felt Quale formerly of North Eaton and Grafton, three daughters Emma Quale, Mrs Lucretia Elliott of North Olmsted, Mrs Cora Krausse of Columbia, and eleven grandchildren. An engineer on the New York Central railroad for 55 years. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Universalist church with Revs William Schneider and John Kuyper officiating. Burial Riverside Cemetery Cleveland. Friends may call Pease Funeral Home until Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Charlie Quale
Cora Felt Quale
North Eaton
Grafton
Emma Quale
Lucretia Elliott
Cora Krausse
Columbia
Universalist Church
John Kuyper
Clague Road
Judge Nye to Speak at Emmanuel Church Banquet
Probate Judge H. H. Nye will be principal speaker at the Father and Son banquet of the Men's Brotherhood at Emmanuel Lutheran Church on February 17. Dinner is scheduled for 6 30 p m. Other program features have not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Nye
Men's Brotherhood of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Ordered To Appear On Traffic Charge In City Court
Police Chief E. 3. Stankard announced a warrant for Charles Pruski of 137 Bath Street for double parking on Broad Street. Pruski was ordered to appear in police court today to answer the charge, which was filed by Patrolman Rober Schwartz shortly after noon yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stankard
Charles Pruski
Bath Street
Broad Street
Pruski
Rober Schwartz
Mass Prayer For Peace Draws Global Catholic Participation
New York, Feb 3 A mass prayer for global peace and tolerance will be held Sunday marking the 17th anniversary of Pope Pius XI's coronation and the 19th anniversary of the Lateran Treaty. About 10 million Catholics and non Catholics are expected to take part, officials announced.
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New York
Four-H Advisors Recognition dinner planned for May
The association voted to join other county groups to sponsor the Four-H Advisors Recognition dinner in May. Music by Cathryn Fowell Florence Beetz and a trumpet trio. Paul Wainwright led group singing. After an address by Police men and women split into two meetings with Lucile Smith guiding the women on Lamb and Mutton Meals. Breyley reported on the State Wool Growers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Brewley
Pittsfield
H. G. Portman
Henrietta
Cathryn Fowell
Florence Beetz
John Love
Warren Leimbach
Donald Baetz
Paul Wainwright
Lucile Smith
H. T. Breyley
Real estate departments emerge in cities to aid tax-seized property sales
Many cities establish real estate departments to improve the sale and financial handling of tax-seized lands and homes, aiming to streamline processes, boost revenues, and assist owners and investors navigating foreclosure outcomes.
Amlie Defends Industrial Expansion Bill Before Senate
Wisconsin Progressive Thomas R. Amlie testified to a Senate Committee that he still believes in the principles of an industrial expansion bill he sponsored in 1937. He denied the measure aimed to establish production for use only and rejected charges of Communism while arguing for American democratic framework and sound results. The debate included Socialist opposition and questions about profit motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas R. Amlie
Wisconsin
Interstate Commission
Senate
Amlie
House
United States
Vegetable Institute program adds film and speaker
The third annual Vegetable Growers Institute in Sheffield town hall tomorrow and Friday now includes a color film on washing vegetables. I. R. Bauer of the Charles Ingersoll Co. Rocky River joins the Friday roundtable on common problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vegetable Growers’ Institute
Sheffield Town Hall
I. R. Bauer
Charles Ingersoll Co
Rocky River
Four Lorain men arrest for unpaid court costs
Deputy sheriffs arrested four Lorain residents who were on criminal charges about a year ago but failed to pay court costs as ordered. Dale Woods owed 27 dollars, Henry McCall 330 dollars, Joseph Furd 15 dollars, and Louis Ratclo 9.90 dollars. Raccio paid and was released. others remain jailed awaiting settlements. An additional warrant was issued for Ellis Brown, who owes 27 dollars but has not been captured. All were charged mostly with burglary, except McCall indicted on a cutting charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Dale Woods
Henry McCall
Joseph Furd
Louis Ratclo
Raccio
Ellis Brown
Ale
McCall
Olmsted Falls Votes Against Liquor Sales
Olmsted Falls residents voted decisively against alcohol sales in a local option election with a about 3 to 1 margin. The suburban community in Cleveland reported the result on Tuesday with residents expressing strong stance on liquor availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmsted Falls
Cleveland
Day of Prayer noted by South Ridge church group
South Ridge church held Day of Prayer led by the Woman's Missionary Society with Mrs C E Cook presiding. A missionary talk by Mrs Opper of Elyria on India’s work and conditions. Local society events planned with Malcolm Fowl and the Evangelical League C E S meeting. Funeral attendance for Mrs Mary Lange. fruit tree pruning demonstration. a county music solo by Oliver Schubert. and multiple social visits and gatherings among residents including the Spiegelbergs, Laraways, and Knittles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Woman's Missionary Society
C. E. Cook
Opper
Elyria
India
Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Society
Malcolm Fowl
Sunshine Sunday School
Joe Briggs
West Ridge
Howard Dayton
Evelyn
Pittsfield
Court actions mix with divorce filing in Oberlin district
James R. Wilkinson, 46, of Oberlin, bound to the grand jury under $1,000 bond on a charge of attempted rape of a 1-year-old girl. Jelenia Fisher Myers sues for divorce from Thomas Myers of Lorain on grounds of neglect cruelty and drunkenness and seeks a Lorain home and a residence. El Harold J. Saum Shoe Store receivership appointed. Also a suit to foreclose a lien to satisfy $44 rent and a professional services claim of $211 against Loretta Castor of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Wilkinson
Oberlin
C. R. Comings
Oberin
Wilkinson
Jelenia Fisher Myers
Thomas Myers
Lorain
Fisher
Richard E. Baird
el Harold J. Saum
D. A. Cook
W. T. Grant Company
Stanley J. Birkbeck
Loretta Castor
Virus Disease Killing Thousands Of Ohio Elm Trees
Washington February 8 The Agriculture Department reports a virus disease is killing thousands of elms in Ohio and spreading to other areas Infected trees show leaf shriveling and brittleness with root rot and inner bark rot The department notes the epidemic marks the first major virus assault on forest or shade trees and has not identified any organism as the cause
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Agriculture Department
Local Socials Include Five Hundred Games and Lodge Dinner
Mrs Nickey Younglas hosted the Five Hundred Club on River Road with prize awards to Mrs Tom MacQuiston first, Mrs Charles Opfer second, Mrs May Callely third, and Mrs Will Younglas special prize. consoled by Mrs B L Wilcox. F and A M Lodge No 399 held inspection at the Masonic hall with Worshipful Master George Cornish and visiting inspector Mr Burns. a three course Grange hall dinner served by Eastern Stars for ninety. Mrs Lee A McClellan hosted Wistaria club with a two course luncheon and a Valentine gift exchange. next meeting date undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Nickey Younglas
Five Hundred Club
River Road
Tom MacQuiston
Charles Opfer
May Callely
Will Younglas
B. L. Wilcox
Ralph Sanders
Masonic Hall
George Cornish
Eaton
Burns
Elztvia
Grange Hall
Lee A. McClellan
Wistaria Club
Paul Hastings
Andrew Rawson
Henry Wigert
Leigh Monosmith
Judson Spicer
Charles Adams
Erwin Adams
Tea at Mrs Will Knowles home draws many guests
Over twenty attended an unusual Thursday tea hosted by Mrs Will Knowles with Mrs Heath assisting. The event featured display of guests hand work. Circle Number Five of the Aid Society sponsored the gathering. Carl Pearce spent days in the Cleveland Clinic. Mr and Mrs T F Rawson of Cleveland visited their sister and family with Ray Butler and daughter Marian Butler of West Salem. A daughter named Lois Ann was born to Mr and Mrs Harold Schwert on January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Knowles
Heath
Circle Number Five
The
Aid Society
Carl Pearce
Cleveland Clinic
T. F. Rawson
Cleveland
Ray Butler
Marian Butler
West Salem
Florida
Harold Schwert
Lois Ann
Sunday Socials and Belfast Gas Mask Delivery Notice
Sunday visits included Mr. and Mrs. L M Spiegelberg and Miss Betty Gunder with Harland Schlechter family in Henrietia. EF Frye and son Joseph dined with Mr. and Mrs. William Kantor in Lorain. Belfast has received 112000 gas masks and expects about 400000 more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Spiegelberg
Betty Gunder
Harland Schlechter
Henrietia
EF. C. Frye
Joseph
William Kantor
Lorain
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Amnesia Victim Recalls Life After 1930 At Mississippi Hospital
A 10 year old amnesia patient at Mississippi State Hospital awoke from twilight sleep to recall life before 1930 when found wandering in Jackson. He identified himself as William H. Lawrence of Birmingham and Tuscaloosa and recognized relatives’ photos. Staff believe he is bridging memory between 1930 and 1931 while in care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
UPI
Mississippi State Hospital
William H. Lawrence
Birmingham
Tuscaloose
Labame
Ben H. Lawrence
J. P. Haley
Marion
Ala
Jacksons Streets
Baptist
State Hospital
Lignon Forbes
State
Lawrence
Simplify Corporate Set-up of Columbia Gas Plan
Washington February 8 plan to simplify the corporate structure of Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation gained SSC approval. The firm, with plants in Ohio West Virginia Kentucky New York and DC, would reorganize four subsidiaries ceasing to control others. Atlantic Seaboard would transfer Amere Gas Utilities Virginia Gas Distributing and Virginia Gas Transmission to the parent company making them direct subsidiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
New York
District of Columbia
Cincinnati, Newport and Covington Railway Company
Fayette County Gas Company
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
United Fuel Gas Company
Eastern Pipe Line Company
Home Gas Company
Atlantic Seaboard Corporation
Amere Gas Utilities Company
Virginia Gas Distributing Corporation
Virginia Gas Transmission Corporation
Columbia Gas and Electric
Oberlin Grange card party and social notes
About fifty Oberlin Grange members attended a Saturday card party with nine tables. High scores went to Mrs. C Justin and Mr. Battenhouse. consolation to Mrs. Clarence Parsons and Arthur Falkner. Next party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hanlen and Mrs. Fred Berg. Additional social items include family gatherings and visits across Oberlin and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Oberlin Grange
Pedro
C. Justin
Battenhouse
Clarence Parsons
Arthur Falkner
Leo Hanlen
Fred Berg
M. Wohieber
Kenneth Kinzel
Grafton
Elmer Brown
Carol
Beatrice
Lola Burkett
Toledo
F. C. Brown
N. Webber
Katherine Bott
Lorain
Katherine Nagel
Cleveland
D. Sanders
Bay Village
Everett Hastings
Jacob Albright
D. Alexander
M. Maxin
Allen Hospital
Maxin
Markets: Homegrowers' Market Apple Varieties and Livestock Prices
Readable items show cold storage apples including Baldwin and Jonathan with per bushel or box pricing, plus retailers details on Delcious and Greenings, Rome Beauty, and other varieties. Livestock and produce sections list hogs, cattle, sheep, and poultry prices, with Chicago quotes for butter, potatoes, wheat, corn, oats, barley, and hay markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Jonathan Fy
Rome Beauty
Hulk
Sptece
Mustarl
Parisnips
Ted Hothouse
Ternips
Agate
Hothouse
Chicago
Lhc
United States
Idaho
Burbanks
U. S
Colorado
Nebraka
Michigan
North Dakota Bliss
S. J
Florida
Iss
Timothy
Auction Sale Public Sale of Horses Cattle Hogs and Farm Tools
An extensive auction lists 3 horses including a grey team and various ages, 30 dairy cattle, 2 fat hogs, 160 white Leghorn pallets, chicken equipment, and farm tools with grain and equipment. Items include a McCormick Deering tractor, multiple implements, a 1929 Chevrolet truck, milk equipment, and household goods. Sale at the seller's residence 42 miles west of Brunswick on State Route 304 Tuesday Feb 14 at 2:30 am. Cash terms, lunch by Liverpool PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vailex City
Brunswick
McCormick-Deering
MccCormick
Deering
McCormick
Superior
McCormick- Deering
Chevrolet
Essco Electric
H. P
Laurel
P.T. A
Liverpool Township
John Mayer Clayton H. Sooy
Grafton
J. Lee Kinnect
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Elyrian
S. W. O. C. Lodge
Xgur Momach
Bellana
Pennington
Broad N Street
Kewtie Masonic Temple
Haury Bros
Gaukowski
Judge Nye
Veeney
Rose
Marie
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Columbia Gas
Chronicle-Telegram
Nira
Obieris
Pennsylvania
Maine
Texas
Sheeta Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Rashel
Toledo Grain Close
Bievagne Privesy
Sederis
H. H. Benham
Court ST
the Bank
Beechwood
Pocahontas
Lump
Murbach Coal
P. A. Walker General Auctioneer
Redington Bldg
Nichols Court - Elyria
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