Supreme Court Powers Debated At Elyria Rotary Meeting
Two Oberlin College Forensic Union debaters argued for and against curtailing Supreme Court powers at the Elyria Rotary Club session. One urged fixed terms and fewer powers. the other defended interpretation role and constitutional change avenues. Seven local Rotarians planned attendance with spouses at Vermilion Rotary’s Ladies Night tomorrow. Local Rotarians also planned to attend Lorain Rotary’s inter-city party at the Masonic Temple next Wednesday.
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United States Supreme Court
Oberlin College Forensic Union
Elyria Rotary Club
Elk’s Restaurant
Vermilion Rotary Club
Frank Wilford
James B. Thomas
Charles Sotherdon
William Gollmar
Frank W. Hoover
Arthur Smith
Andrew Thompson
Lorain
Milk Control Bill Urged by Ashbolt for Farmers
KORTH RIDGEVILLE February 12 State Representative William E Ashbolt urged enactment of milk control registration to protect farmers and consumers from large city distributors. He spoke before Ridgeville Grange noting a House passed bill remains in Senate committee. He called it a foundation for an ideal law despite imperfections.
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Korth
Ridgeville
William E. Ashbolt
Ashbolt
Y-Indus Club Holds Gambling Discussion and New Member
At the Y M C A meeting of the Y Indus Club the elevation of new member Charles Mason was announced and a debate on legalizing gambling was featured. The next gathering will be a stag party at Box Scout Camp next Tuesday night. Isidore Bernstein writes the western story starring Buck Jones and Beth Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Charles Mason
Box
Isidore Bernstein
Buck Jones
Beth Marion
Painful Piles Heil by Dr J S Leonhardt’s Prescription
Painful piles ad promises quick relief from itching bleeding and protrusion using an internal medicine said to act fast on stubborn cases. It claims to heal by addressing blood congestion in the lower bowel and suggests that external remedies fail while one bottle provides relief and money back.
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J S
Ashbolt Seeks Second Term State Representative
William E. Ashbolt announced his candidacy for re election to another term. He notes voting against new taxes and pushing economy in government and highlights milk control laws, age restrictions on intoxicants, and food tax exemptions. A Lorain County resident, he runs a large fruit farm between Elrama and Lorain and holds multiple fraternal memberships.
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William E. Ashbolt
Ashbolt
Lorain County
Elsrna
Lorain
Masonic, Eagles, Elks, and
K. of P
American Legion
Men Of Church Of Christ Plan To Organize Club
The Church of Christ to form a men's club or federation after a Friday supper for the men of the congregation. H. W Tibball chairs the general committee. A. J. Robinson chairs the program committee. Supper served at 6 20 p.m.
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Men of Church of Christ
Church of Christ
H. W Tibball
A. J. Robinson
Expect Large Crowd At Policemen's Dance
With strong advance ticket sales, the Fisra police department anticipates a record turnout for its annual police benevolent association benefit dance at Cascade Dance Hall tonight. The event, organized within the department years ago, aims to raise funds for death benefits for members.
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Fisra Police Department
Cascade Dance Hall
Police Benevolent Association
Petitions For Knox And Borah Filed In Illinois
Springfield Illinois February 12 petitions of Frank Knox a Chicago newspaper publisher and U S Senator W E Borah Idaho for presidential preferential expression at the Illinois April 14 Republican primary were filed with secretary of State Edward J Nughes today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield. Ill
Frank Knox
Chicago
WE. Borah
Idaho
Illinois
Edward J. Nughes
Disputed charges against Hilda Ziegler dismissed
Charges preferred January 25 against Hilda Ziegler of 416 Third Street by Edith Glowiski were dismissed today by W Major Dow A Band following a hearing of the case.
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Hilda Ziegler
Third Street
Edith Glowiski
W Major Dow
Tax receipts report shows city and library allocations
The report details total payments of $1,311,477 to cities and villages, $23,800 to libraries, and $16,090 to the county health board from taxes withheld from districts served. Sales tax receipts for last year were listed at $190,000.
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County Health Board
Dr Sockman to Speak at Oberlin Religious Conference
Oberlin hosts a 1936 religious conference beginning February 18 with Dr Ralph W Sockman of Madison Avenue Methodist Church New York City as a keynote speaker. He will lecture on the place of religion in life philosophy in King Bosworth room and later continue with two afternoon talks. Other prominent religious leaders will give addresses in succeeding months. Dr Sockman is noted for his roles with the Federation of Churches and the Y M C A radio pulpit.
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Oberlin
Ralph W. Sockman
Madison Avenue
New York City
Speckman
King-Bosworth
Lockman
Federation of Churches
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Federal Council of Churches
Ohio Wesleyan
Columbia
Union Theological Seminary
Miss Catherine Ely Buried At Oberlin
Miss Catherine Beach Ely a 63 year old former Oberlin resident died in New York and was buried in Westwood cemetery Oberlin The service at the grave was led by Dr James A Richards of the First Church Ely an educator and writer graduated from Oberlin College in 1893 She authored The Modern Tendency in American Painting and was a cousin of Irving W Metcalf of Oberlin.
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Catherine Beach Ely
Oberlin
New York
Westwood Cemetery
James A. Richards
Brother Of Oberlin Women Dies In South
Misses Isabel and Josephine Smith of Woodland avenue learned their brother Roelif B. Smith of Albany New York died in St Petersburg Florida on February 4. Death was due to a blank.
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Oberlin
South
Isabel
Josephine Smith
Woodland Avenue
Roelif B. Smith
Albany
St Petersburg
Florida
Funeral services held for local figure in St Peters burg
Funeral services were held in St Peters burg Saturday afternoon for a local figure who suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. Interment will be made later in Albany.
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St. Petersburg
Albany
Violin Cello Recital By John Frazer At Oberlin
Assistant professor John Frazer of the Oberlin Conservatory gave a viola cello recital last evening in Warner Hall with Mrs. Mary A. Bennett at the piano assisting or accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frazer
Oberlin Conservatory
Warner Hall
Mary A. Bennett
Oberlin Women Host Valentine Party at Mrs Crowell Home
The Oberlin Business and Professional Women enjoyed a Valentine party last evening at Mrs Emerson Crowell’s home on Hollywood street. Bingo determined the prize winner, Miss Grace Morgan. Miss Beulah May to host the next regular meeting at her North Main street home with Imogene Hunt and Mabel Wade on the entertainment committee.
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Oberlin
Emerson Crowell
Hollywood Street
Bingo
Grace Morgan
Beulah May
North Main Street
Imogene Hunt
Mabel Wade
Oberlin College President Wilkins With Trustees in New York
President E H Wilkins of Oberlin College leaves for New York to meet trustees and confer with Salvador de Maderiaga and Professor T Shotwell of Columbia on new international projects. He will chair a Thursday meeting of the Association of American Colleges Commission on Music, then pass Friday in Washington and spend a week in Virginia before returning to Oberlin.
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E.H. Wilkins
Oberlin College
New York
Salvador de Maderiaga
T. Shotwell
Columbia
Wilkins
Association of American Colleges Commission On Music
Washington
Virginia
Oberlin
Valentine Bridge and Monopoly Party at Oberlin Library
The Library Club hosts a Valentine Bridge and Monopoly party at Oberlin High School Library Saturday at 2 30 p m. Tom and Jerry's orchestra will provide music for the dance in the O F Hall Friday evening. The West College and Prospect Neighborhood club meets Thursday with Mrs Hibbard at 245 West College Street. Mr and Mrs John Von Blum depart Saturday for a two week Florida vacation.
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Library Club
Oberlin High School Library
West College and Prospect
Hibbard
West College Street
John von Blum
Florida
O . F. Hall
Tom and Jerry
Dunn attacks county Home leaders over expenditures
In a public meeting Dunn, joined by Miss Elizabeth Lynch, accused Lorain County Home officials of waste and mismanagement. He cited higher per capita costs, payroll signings, and outside purchases, contrasting local figures with other counties. Representative Ashbolt highlighted alcohol and dancing legislation while praising scrutiny.
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Elizabeth Lynch
Dunn
Holland
Phillips
Columbus
Ashbolt
Lorain County
Elizabeth Dolde
Man fined for intoxication arraigned before mayor
John Polanski of 155 School street was fined five dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird for intoxication. He was arrested by police last night.
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John Polanski
School Street
Don A. Baird
Road Bond Refunder Bill to Be Argued Tomorrow
Ohio Supreme Court will hear a mandamus suit to force Geauga County Auditor to start refunding highway bonds as of January 1936. The $30,000,000 Armbruster road bond refund measure faces a constitutional test with six of seven justices required to rule.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Geauga County
Supreme Court
Court actions and divorces reported in And About The Court House
In Carlisle township executrix Edna Foley asked the common pleas court to construe Julia A. Clark estate papers. The Home Owners' Loan Corp sued Katherine Kozlowski for 3526 and sought foreclosure in Lorain. Mrs. Fred F. Fox sought divorce from Elyria on cruelty and neglect. Claude Jobson of Lorain was granted a divorce on gross neglect.
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Edna Foley
Julia A. Clark
Carlisle Township
Common Pleas Court
Paul A. Miller
Clark
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Katherine Kozlowski
Lorain
Fred F. Fox
Elyria
Claude Jobson
D. A. Cook
Death Notice Ada Terrell longtime Ridgeville resident
Mrs Ada Terrell nee Fortune of Root road North Ridgeville died last night at her son Ernest Terrells home 1548 East 6th Street Cleveland Born May 30 1864 she was the widow of G M Terrell and lived in Ridgeville most of her life She belonged to St Andrews Episcopal Church and Ridgeville Grange Surviving are her son and daughter Bessie Hall of North Olmsted sister Esther DeLord brother George Fortune two grandchildren Funeral services Friday at 2 pm Sudro Funeral Home with Dr B Redhead officiating
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Ada Terrell
Fortune
Root Road
North Ridgeville
Ernest Terrell
East 6Th Street
Cleveland
Ridgeville
G. M. Terrell
St. Andrew's’ Episcopal Church
Wellington Man Harry Young Dies After Stroke
Wellington, Feb 12 Harry Young 61 died at 30 last evening at his home three miles southwest of here after a paralytic stroke suffered at one o clock He came to this vicinity when one year old and married Isa Bell Ray He was a carpenter in partnership with the late R F E Sheldon Surviving are his wife three daughters Mrs Roscoe Oney Wellington Mrs Carrie Baker Valley City and Mrs Brode Ravenna six grandchildren Funeral services from Keith Andrews Funeral Home Thursday at 2 00 p m burial Greenwood cemetery
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Wellington
Harry Young
Here
Isa Bell Ray
Young
Rfe Sheldon
Roscoe Oney
Carrie Baker
Valley City
Brode
Ravenna
Keith Andrews
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral Services for Ben Percival Held in Cleveland
Funeral services were held Monday for Ben Percival of Scranton Road Cleveland a former Elyrian who died Saturday in City Hospital after an illness since December He left two sons Haynes and Donald both residents of this city.
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Ben Percival
Scranton Road
Cleveland
Elyrian
City Hospital
Percival Leavers
Haynes
Donald
City Club Dinner Meeting At Gables Tonight
City Club will hold its regular dinner meeting at the Gables at 6 30 tonight, as announced. Details of the program have not been released.
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the Gables
Address by Hon George H Chamberlain at I C O F lodge
Local attorney Hon. Geo H Chamberlain spoke at the regular I C O F lodge No 103 meeting in the Temple. He discussed Washington Lincoln and the Gettysburg moment, emphasized Lincoln's leadership, and urged reading the Perfect Tribute. The next lodge meeting is Tuesday evening February 16th.
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Geo. H. Chamberlain
I. Q. O. F. Lodge No
Temple
C. J. Miller
Verne Schubert
Clyde Sayars
Washington
Lincoln
Mr. Chamberlain
Edward Everett
Gettysburg
Alexander
Russia
Secretary of War
Stanton
Amateur Night Entries Build For YMCA Event
The newly formed Y M C A Leaders' Club reports a rising interest in the amateur night at the YMCA. Twenty entries were received today with more expected. Entries include nearly equal numbers of boys and girls and cover singing dancing imitations and instrumental music. A large crowd is expected Friday at 7 30 p m.
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Y. M.C
Carl Wagner
Wagner
John C Frasier Former City Commissioner Dies at 87
Springfield Ohio obituary notes John C Frasier 87 a former city commission member and pioneer railroad builder died after a brief illness. He contributed to local railroad development and public works. A funeral is pending with relatives seeking friends’ condolences.
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Springfield
John C. Frasier
Cleveland Market Report Hauls Mixed Prices on Livestock and Produce
Cleveland markets show varied movement with cattle and calves trading lower while hogs and sheep hold firmer tones. Prices listed include hens at 26 to 29 cents, turkeys 23 cents, and broilers up to 28 cents, with 100 lb cattle ranges and calf values noted alongside assorted produce and poultry figures.
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Hegus—Mauarket
Duc Lave Poulery
Fim
Michigan
Maine
Bbc
Florida
Stags
Hearing Key Figures In $ Missouri Pacific Reorganization
Tomlinson did not respond to a letter and after two months the commission reopened proceedings across his directorates. A hearing before C E Bales was held to obtain missing information while federal experts pursued the Missouri Pacific Railroad reorganization and related Van Sweringen properties in a parallel inquiry.
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Tomlinson
C. E. Bales
ICC Bureau of Finance
Missouri-Pacific Railroad
van Swerlugep
Soot fires at Oberlin Road home end with no damage
Elyria firefighters answered a chimney soot fire at Mrs. Mary Holley’s residence 235 Oberlin Road. The blaze started from a furnace fire and was confined to the soot with no property damage. Hose Company Number One handled the response.
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Elyria
Mary Holley
Oberlin Road
Hose Company Number One
Lorain County Coon Hunters Association Growth Report
County officials and city leaders attended as Walter M Lauffer outlined the Lorain County Coon Hunters Association history. Founded in 1929, the group grew from 26 members to over 3 000 with a goal of 4 000 by year end 1936, detailing releases of game and fish and introducing officers and trustees.
Lorain county group holds annual meeting with officers listed
The gathering featured Lawrence Job of Lorain as vice president and a slate including Harry Bassett of Grafton as organization secretary Ken Johnson of Elyria as membership secretary George Day of Elyria as treasurer and Guy Bambrick of Grafton Richard Twigg of Amherst Ed Elbert and Harwood Lersch of Elyria as trustees Wells Mole of Grafton chaired the membership committee Theodore Walker Lorain chief of police and Judge Guy B Findley of Elyria were absent due to illness Ed Walker and Frank Henke of Elyria were noted as past presidents A four piece band led by Rocco Trombetta supplied music and the Ladies Auxiliary of Elyria American Legion Post No 12 served the dinner.
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Smith
Lawrence Job
Lorain
Harry Bassett
Grafton
Ken Johnson
Elyria
George Day
Guy Bambrick
Richard Twigg
Amherst
Ed Elbert
Harwood Lersch
Wells Mole
Theodore Walker
Lorain County
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
American Legion Post No
Lincoln observances conclude with banquets and honors
Number three continued from page one notes Lincoln, the constitution and democracy. The speaker is a fellow of the Royal Historical Society of England. Tonight the two days of Lincoln observances end with banquets sponsored by the Abraham Lincoln Association and hosted by the Young Republicans and the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cage
Lincoln
Royal Historical Society of England
Abraham Lincoln Association
Young Republicans
American Legion
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Rotary
Star Shoe Shop
WM. E. Ashbolt
Knox and
Borah
Newell L
Rupert
Cory
Otel Wager
The
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
E Esther Alflen
Dr. Sockman
Catherine Ely
East
William Phillips
Oberlin News Tribune
Mr. Phillips
Hilidius
William E Ashbolt
Stella Baker
Household Finance CO
Eliyria Ohso Fer
Ritter Manarer
Crusader
Elyria Ice & Fuel
Winckles Street
MY Valentine
Total Valentine
Valentine Novelty
Broad Street
Valentine
Florist
Cleveland Livestock
Association
New England
Blue Bird
Court Street
West Side Lumber & Coal
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