O Connors Clash Over Frazier-Lemke Bill Charges
Detroit February 17 Rev Charles Coughlin radio priest and Rep John J O Connor D NY chairman of the House Rules Committee traded accusations in a panie calling dispute Coughlin accused O Connor of backing a fraudulent bill and killing the Frazier Lemke Farm Mortgage bill O Connor denied the charges urging Coughlin to come to Washington to face him Coughlin blamed President Roosevelt for the bill’s fate and attacked O Connor over House Bill 4178 which Roosevelt supported last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
John J. O'Connor
N. Y
House Rules Committee
Coughlin
O'Connor
Congress
Washington
Capitol
White House
O’connor
Roosevelt
Voice Of The People responds to Dr Anderson on farm policy
A Wakeman Ohio reader critiques Dr Anderson's Views on Farm Program arguing bankers and plutocrats influence the GOP while praising AAA benefits seen in higher 1930s lamb and hog prices and farm income. The letter blames Republicans for lost foreign markets and cites figures from 1933 to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Anderson
al Smiths
Herb Hoovers
Raskoh
du Ponts
Mellons
Morgans
C. H. Todd
Townsend Club To Hear Talks Tonight
The regular meeting of Townsend Club No. 1 will be held this evening February 17 in club rooms 136 Middle Ave at 7 30. After routine business district organizer O Pettijohn will introduce Cap E Falkner as speaker of the Townsend Movement. A large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club No
Middle Ave
O. Pettijohn
Cap E. Falkner
Creomulsion Cough Remedy Promises Fast Chest Relief
A vintage advertisement urges relief from coughing chest cold or bronchial irritation with Creomulsion claiming it goes to the seat of trouble aiding nature to heal inflamed membranes and expel germ laden phlegm. The ad promises satisfaction with the first bottle and offers a refund if not satisfied.
Borah Plans Ohio Speaking Tour for Delegates
Senator William E. Borah will campaign across Ohio beginning mid March to win Republican delegates for the National Convention. He will speak in Youngstown the week of March 15 and then in Akron, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, and Columbus. The plan emerged from Borah for President leaders meeting, with former Rep. Royal Johnson of North Dakota in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
William E. Borah
Ohio
Youngstown
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Columbus
Borah
Royal Johnson
North Dakota
Death record Mrs Kuhn Huffman 52 former Elyria resident
Death has been reported for Mrs Kuhn Huffman 52 a former Elyria resident who died suddenly at her Jackson Michigan home on Saturday She and husband moved from Johnstown Pennsylvania to Elyria and later to Jackson in 1914 She leaves husband three sons Stewart Oliver Wilbur and a daughter Blanche all of Jackson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhn Huffman
Elyria
Jackson
Michigan
Huffman
Johnstown
Pennnsylvania
Charles Court
National Tube Company
Lorain
Stewart
Oliver
Wilbur
Blanche
Funeral for Elyria man set in Cleveland
F. H. Mathias aged 50 of Elyria died at 11 last night of pleural pneumonia at Mt. Sinai hospital Cleveland. Survived by wife Nellie Ernst, Elizabeth Ernst, and Mr and Mrs John Delfield of Elyria. He worked for Higbee Co in Cleveland. Funeral in Cleveland Thursday at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Mathias
Elyria
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Cleveland
Nellie Ernst
Elizabeth Ernst
John Delfield
Mathias
Higbee Co
Grace Louise Haines Dies At Elyria Memorial Hospital
Grace Louise Haines age 6 died Sunday morning at 10:00 in Elyria Memorial Hospital after a two and a half month illness mastoid infection. She was the daughter of Floyd and [illegible] Haines of 117 Taylor street Wellington. Survives two sisters Mildred and Alice Mae a half sister Mrs Ruth Gillette and a half brother Paul Haines. Funeral from Sharpe Funeral Home Tuesday at 2:00 with Rev Lonzo Green officiating. Burial in Wellington Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Grace Louise Haines
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Floyd Haines
Tavrlor Street
Mildred
Alice Mae
Ruth Gillette
Paul Haines
Sharpe Funeral Home
Lonzo Green
Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Henry Gleisner 69 in Henrietta
Funeral services for Henry Gleisner, 69, will be held Wednesday afternoon from the Route 59 home and at 2 from the Evangelical church in Henrietta, of which he was a member. Born in Kerch berg Kreis Fritzler, Germany, he came to the U.S. at sixteen and lived on the farm where he died for 33 years. Surviving are his wife Emma two children Charles of Elyria and Mrs Werner Fluckiger at home, and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cleisner
Henrietta
Evangelical Church
Mr. Gleisner
Kerchberg Kreis Fritzler
Germany
Emma
Charles of
Elyria
Werner Fluckiger
East Cleveland man dies. funeral Wednesday
Frank Reese of East Cleveland died Saturday February 15. Surviving are two sons Edward and DeForest, both of Cleveland, and a sister Mrs. Anna Row of Medina. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 30 P M from Stastny's Funeral Home on Euclid Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reese
East Cleveland
Edward and
DeForest
Cleveland
Anna Row
Medina
Stastny
Euclid Avenue
Miss Bird Will Meet With Several Groups
Miss Bird, county agricultural extension agent, will meet with multiple groups this week to study better buying, nutrition, and Italian hemstitching. Activities include a session on hemstitching at Mrs. Louis Dellefield's home in Henrietta Township, a nutrition demonstration at the Elyria YWCA, a session on buying sheeting and toweling at the Oberlin Farm Women's Luncheon, and a session for Rochester women on Italian hemstitching and purchasing soaps and cleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bird
Hrenrietta Township
Louis Dellefield
Miss Bird
Elyria Y. W. C. A
Oberlin Farm
Rochester
Kennedy Will Run for State Office
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 17. William J. Kennedy of Cleveland announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Secretary of State. He served four terms on Cleveland City Council and was appointed assistant state welfare director under former Governor Whitte, later becoming Director of Public Service under former Mayor Ray T. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wiliam J. Kennedy
Cleveland
Whitte
Ray T. Miller
Necessity Drives Campaign Inventions In Heated Years
In the heat of a campaign politicians improvise ideas and policies to address urgent needs. The phrase suggests necessity sparks innovative proposals as campaigns intensify. Distinct actors and places are not specified in the fragment.
Oberlin Club Activities Schedule February 17
Local Oberlin clubs announce meetings and events for Monday February 17 including Education department of the Oberlin Women's Club at Wrishs Laboratory room three led by Mes. ELH Richards, I T LN club husbands party at Miss Gladys Hart home, Women's Progressive Cup at 144 South Main, guest hostesses Miss Durcan Porterfield Phillips and Maida Pettiford, and Mrs McConnaughey speaker. Other gatherings: Methodist Service Guild Floris Williams, Monday Night Club dinner and bridge at Oberlin Tavern, Vartes club with Mrs J A McGann, Nineteenth Century club dinner at Oberlin Inn, History Department meet at Mrs William Smith 145 Elm Street, DeMolay chapter at Oberlin Grange, Sorosis at Mrs Carl Howe 174 Forest Street, Pastern Star auxiliaries at Mrs Turner’s, Music Department events, Woodrow Wilson? club regular meeting, Oberlin Odd Fellows, Merry Wives at Mrs S B Miller 78 East College Street, Ladies Add Structure Baptist church outing, Comfort club meeting February 20. Continuous listings throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin Women’s Club
Wrishs Laboratory
Mes. Elh. Richards
Gladys Hart Onorth
Claudine Salle
South Wain Street
Mary Durcan
Porterfield Phillips
Maida Pettiford
McConnaughey
Methodist Service Guild
Floris Williams
Allington
T. H. Trufant
N. A. Martin
Vartes Club
J. A. McGann
Woodland Avenue
Oberlin Inn
Lie Oberlin Women’s Club
William Smith
Elm Street
Frank E Peck
Order of DeMolay
Oberlin Grange Hall
Sorosis
Carl Howe
Forest Street
Oberlin Odd Fellows
Merry Wives
S. B. Miller
East College Street
County Knights of Psth
Baptist Church
Goehy
Wood
Groveland Street
Officers Elected By Women Voters At UK League Meeting
At a UK League of Women Voters meeting last week officers were elected with Miss Hu Hibbard as President and Mrs M Tavlor as Vice President. Recording secretary Slee as, GH Havlor as Corresponding secretary and Mrs R Fowler as Treasurer. chairmen read the constitution which was approved. Three year term directors include Miss Hope Shbard, Miss Mildred McAfee, Mrs M Tavilor, Mrs Harry Hownen, Mrs J R Havlor. Two year term directors include Mrs Berthotf, Mrs H W Hibbard, Mrs Paul Rogers, Mrs H Wooster, Mrs R Fowler. One year term directors include Miss T Barnes, Mrs J D Barnes, Mrs H Kilermund, Mrs Steiner, Mrs John Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UK League of Women Voters
Hu Hibbard
M Tavyior
Slee As
GH Havlor
R. Fowler
Henry Kilermund
Holmes
Hope Shbbard
Mildred McAfee
M. Tavilor
Harry Hownen
J. R. Havlor
Berthotf
H. W. Hibbard
Paul Rogers
H. Wooster
T. Barnes
J. D. Barnes
Alrs. H. Klermund
Steiner
John Hill
Court docket reports multiple Lorain County suits and a verdict
Legal notices show suits filed in Lorain and Elyria area courts. Claims include foreclosure on properties in Brown and Elyria townships, several divorce actions for spousal neglect and cruelty, auto collision damages, and injuries from a sidewalk hole near Broad Street. A jury verdict awarded Hazel Sehmitkens 690 for injuries from January 4, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City
Common Pleas Court
Hazel Sehmitkens
Broad Street
Card Party at Pythian Sisters Meeting
The Pythian Sisters held a card party after their regular meeting last Friday evening. Mrs Christine Slalan won the evening prize. Refreshments were enjoyed. On Tuesday evening a patriotic celebration honoring Lincoln and Washington's birthdays will be held in the Lesson Hall. Hy and Mrs Young of New Concord visited relatives here yesterday after spending the weekend with Dr and Mrs Ledman in Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Christine Slalan
Lincoln
Washington
B.S. Young
New Concord
J. F. Roseerins
Spenudrone
T. Z. Ledman
Lakewood
Relief Workers To Meet Tomorrow
Relief Workers in Elyria and vicinity will hold officer elections at their regular meeting Tuesday. Members are urged to attend and vote, with former members eligible for reinstatement at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatal Na
Elyria
Wiel
Toadato
Vo FP
Farm Bureaus Press Norris Bill At District Meeting
Ohio Farm Bureau members from Lorain, Mine, Huron, and Cuyahoga counties adopted a resolution urging legislators to vote for the Norris-Raeburn bill creating a ten thousand dollar rotating fund to aid ongoing rural electrification. Perry Green of Columbus, president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, and BE K Aneustis, state federation credit manager, led the afternoon session focusing on educational and legislative activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Norris-Raebuon
Farm Bureau
Lorain
Mine
Huron
Cuyahoga
Scheoners
Perry —. Green
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
BE. OK. Aneustis
Meeting on Taro credit problems draws four counties
Hureauu and Augustus discussed credit problems affecting the Taro project as members from four counties attended the meeting to review issues and seek solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hureauu
Augustus
President Roosevelt Becomes Grandfather Again
NEW YORK Feb 17 President Roosevelt is a grandfather for the sixth time after the birth of an eight pound girl to Mrs. James Roosevelt wife of his eldest son at a lying-in hospital in New York. Stephen A Gerrard 75 a renowned produce merchant died Sunday of a parasastic stroke. Known as the cantatagupe king, Gerrard rose from a huckster wagon to a millionaire in produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Lying-in Trospital
Cincinnati
Stephen A. Gerrard
Gerrard
Hode found on Route 122 near Keaton
Louis Davis, 50, found along Route 122 three miles south of Keaton early today. Police believe he was struck and killed by a light-skid driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keaton
Touis Davis
Here
Political Scandal Hinted As Trial Of Colonel Begins
Col Joseph Lt. McMullen a 40 year Army veteran goes on trial before a general court martial on charges of accepting fees and rewards from New York dealer Joseph Silverman Jr. while in the Judge Advocate General’s Office and as advisor to the Assistant Secretary of War. Prosecution says the payments related to legal services for Silverman and his corporations during efforts to win War Department contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph Lt. McMullen
U. S. Army
Hieig
Joseph Silverman
New York
Judge Advocate General's Department of the Army
Secretary of War
Silverman
War Department
Shoulder Blade Shapes Said To Indicate Life Span Health
Dr William W Graves of St Louis University told the St Louis Academy of Science that shoulder blade shape reveals life expectancy and health, with convex blades linked to longer life and higher grades per school level suggesting greater intelligence. He divided blades into convex and non convex types, noting more convex blades among older students and in a feeble minded colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Markets summary from Cleveland and Toledo pages
Markets report from Cleveland and Toledo detailing produce, butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes and hogs. Prices shown for heavy hens, ducks, broilers, geese, and hog weights with multiple grade levels. Grain prices listed for wheat corn oats and rye along with regional elevator values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LiVie
Idaho
Florida
Giraninu Elevatora
Cleveland Livestock Market Update From Early Trading
Market notes show steady activity with fat cattle buying firm and prices mixed. Cattle volumes include 1100 lb steers around 9.50 above, good slaughter cows 5.00 to 6.50, veal and lambs steady with choicest lambs near 10.00. Valves and sheep indicate active trade, prime stock around 12.50, good to choice 11.00 to 12.00, common greens 7.00 to 9.00, market overall steady.
Grays Graves Links Intelligence Dropouts to Finances
Dr. Graves notes many gifted children leave school after eighth grade for financial reasons. He cites studies on shoulder blade variations focusing on quality over quantity and says a forthcoming survey will explore how intelligence relates to refinements in shoulder blade shape.
City dogs spar over care and kennel plans demand
Dunn urged careful investigation into dog welfare as a 20 year Humane Society member questioned funding. Mischka outlined $25,000 moved to the county general fund over five years, while dogs reportedly fed horse meat. A proposed kennel costs three to five thousand dollars and would include air conditioning and a food- preparation area, with electrocution chamber for condemned dogs. Charlies Scheide noted earlier sewage site ideas and witnesses described smoky conditions at the current kennel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Mischka
Dot
Kernel
County General
The
Humane Society
Mrs. Schilleman
Davidson
Charlies Scheide
Committee Formed to Locate Kennel at Disposal Works
At the meeting Davidson appointed a committee including Mrs Chauncey Smythe Mrs Reefy Mrs Harry Calvert Mrs A C Schilleman and Richard Horn to find a suitable kennel location and to obtain information on a desirable kennel type. A meeting will be called once the committee has the necessary information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Chauncey Smythe
Reefy
Harry Calvert
A. C. Schilleman
Richard Horn
Columns salvaged from historic New Haven Mayor Sargent house
Three of eight Corinthian columns from the Mayor Sargent house, among New Haven colony's first residences, were salvaged by J Frederick Kelly. The New Haven Colony Historical Society, Yale School of Fine Arts, and the New England Antiquarian Society in Boston each received one column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Mayor Sargent
New Haven Colony
J. Frederick Kelly
Robbery case ends with penitentiary term for Conners
In Steubenville Ohio James Conners aged 32 after confessing intoxication and talking too much pleaded guilty to a robbery committed 12 years ago and was sentenced to one to seven years in the Ohio penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville, O
James Conners
Conners
Ohio Penitentiary
State cars ordered marked to curb Sunday use
Oregon's state board of control ordered all state cars be conspicuously marked so employees using them on Sundays and holidays can face public condemnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Oregon
State Board of Control
How to fit candies to any holder with dip or melt
To fit candies in any holder dip the ends into hot water or pour a few drops of melted paraffin into the holder. This method softens the candy ends allowing easy placement and neat fit.
Ohio farmer council leaders to speak in Columbus
Lee B Palmer announced that Captain Dan D Casement president of the Farmers Independence Council of America will address agricultural groups in Columbus this Wednesday. Casement is a native of Painesville Ohio and based in Manhattan Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lee B Palmer
Ohio Farmers’ Independent Council
Dan D. Casement
Manhattan
Kansas
Farmers’ Independence Council of America
Captain Casement
Painesville
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Voice of
People
Wakeman, O
Sen. Borah
Mrs. Kuhn Huffman
Kf, H. Mathias
Henry Gleisner
Frank Beese
Kennedy
Otel
Liebowitz
Hauptmann
Trenton
Beuna Hauptmann
Sizyer
Charles Lindbergh, Jr
Samuel Liebowitz
Esther Alflen
East
Lorain St
Tall
Allan Harris
Wih
Guerin Women
Comfort Club
J. ME. Anthony, Inc
Hartwig Realty Company of
Brownsel Township
Pee
Pauline McGee
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Cha L. Edwards Et al
Delbert Witman
Louis Gasper
Stross
William Davidson
Louis Kasco
David Henry
Tsarones
HL. J. Young
Ilnes
Elyria Avenue
20Th Street
E. Cornelia Blodgett
Olmsted Falls
Joe Yuronich
Elyria Et al
Mary Steinsnyder
Carl Besnick
Tiffin
Farm Bureaus
Norris
Droccisa
Bone
Algher
Toledo Ghain
Cleveland Linistocre
Blue Bird
Court Street
REDDY
Castle
Castle's
Castle’s Wallpaper and Paint Store
Becond Street
Elyria, Ohio
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