Elyria High Band Concert Well Received by Large Audience
Elyria High School drew a near capacity crowd for the band concert last night. Guest conductor Howard R Huston led one lively number while William Lersch filled in for the ill Philip Hofmann. Oliver Schubert performed a Weber clarinet solo with Mrs Louis Kolopus, and a trombone quartet Sh Renewed interest from Jefferson Junior High students highlighted the evening.
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Elyria High
Oberlin
J. Martin Beck
William Lersch
Oberlin College
Philip Hofmann
Ohio
Fillmore
Howard R. Huston
Elyvia High School
Bremen
von Weber
Oliver Schubert
Louis Kolupus
Jim Brown
Tony Marsho
Jack Spenter
del Roig
Zamecnik
Loon
Zameécwik
Safranek
Deppen
Schubert Romberg
Hall
Jefferson Junior High
Court cases mix of divorce filings and injuries in Lorain county
A Lorain suit claims two large guard dogs injured a man when one bit his thigh at a coal yard. divorce actions were filed by Margaret Pacze against George Pacze and Neva Coates against Ray Coates, with dismissals and advisements noted. Additional cases include alimony for a daughter, probation in burglary and neglect cases, and several divorces including George Hlazina from Viola Blazina amid a Ripley marriage claim. Foreclosure action by the Home Owners' Loan Corporation against Clamor H. Lange was also filed in Elyria.
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Matthew Ebinger
Lorain
Tril Company
Julio Tomasic
Utar
Margaret Pacze
George Pacze
Common Pleas
Neva Coates
Ray Coates
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Clamor H. Lange
Elytla
Death of Miss Belle Brannon Linked to Elyria Past Life
Miss Belle Brannon formerly of Elyria who lived there about thirty years ago died Thursday in Santa Ana California. She was a member of the First Congregational church and worked at the John Lersel store. Brannon moved to California ten years ago from Cleveland where she had served as matron of the Salvation Army Rescue Home. Survived by one sister Mrs Cora Mead of Santa Ana and cousins Mrs Claude A Norton of 129 East Bridge Street and Jay Gillette of North Amherst.
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Belle Brannon
Elyria
Santa Ana
California
Miss Branton
First Congregational Church
John Lersel
Cleveland
Salvation Army Rescue Home
Cora Mead
Claude A. Norton
East Bridge Street
Jay Gillette
North Amherst
James Ferguson Best Bean Guesser at YMCA Event
James Ferguson won the bean guessing contest at a YMCA boss division party. About 200 boys tried estimating beans in a jar. Ferguson’s 3145 was within 0.2 percent of the 3129 actual count. The event featured singing, pledges, gym awards, shadow shows, and refreshments.
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James Ferguson
Ferguson
Herman Geyer
Robert Karp
Maynard Unger
Max Roe
Zames
Karp
Unger
Not Guilty Plea Entered Before Judge Findley
Jack Maurice pleaded not guilty before Judge Findley on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses and was released on a $1,000 bond. Mauthe, held for Lorain Municipal Court, faces related charges. Mauthe and Curtis, former Lorain Chamber official, were indicted for obtaining money from Alfred Damm under false pretenses over a restaurant concession at The National Tube Company. A correction notes Brown was misstated. it should read Curtis. A minor auto collision on Court street damaged a front fender and running board of a car driven by Marguerite Guth and caused by Mrs. Herbert King exiting a curb.
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Jack Maurice
Coinson Pleas
Guy B Findley
Lorain
Mauthe
Harlan G. Curtis
Chamber of Commerce
Alfred Damm
Elyria
National Tube Company
Pre Chronicle Telegram
Brown
Curtis
Marguerite Guth
Park Avenue
Court Street
Herbert King
Amherst
Ohio political graft testimony reveals bribery scheme details
The testimony outlines Bradley's alleged actions to raise campaign funds through quid pro quo deals with General Motors and Tremper. It cites multiple conferences in cities like Columbus and Detroit, with payments routed via Bruce Seabright and lawyer Poulson. Bradley asserts a 50 50 split on commissions if Tremper won.
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James Wetzenbaum
Bradley
Bradly
Trempetheaush Fas
Horner
General Morays
Wink
Panui W. Seiler
General Motors Truck Corp
Roth Tremper
New York
Arachey
Sumhe Sourre
Ohio
Tremper
Daver
Poulson
Davrd
Biltmore
Deshler
Columbus
Wheeling Club
Wheeling
W. Va
Detroit
Birmingham
Mich
Bruce H. Seabright
Davey
Seabright
Ife
Kent
Probation Refused For Lorain Man
Lorain man ual Caserta was denied probation after pleading guilty to burglary and sentenced to Mans Held Reformatory by Judge Guy B Findley. The charge carries one to 15 years. Calvin Knapp of LaGrange was granted parole for theft of about 1500 pounds of brass from Universal Crane Company where he worked as a watchman. George Martin and Joseph Elek of Elyria, both 18, had probation requests held under advisement after a hearing. younger suspects were sent to juvenile court and others to county jail pending decision.
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Ual Caserta
Lorain
Yeterday
Guy B. Findley
Calvin Knapp
la Grange Facher
Universal Crane Company
Probation Requests Reconsidered for Flontek and Dandres
Law actions in Lorain report that Judge Guy Findley agreed to reconsider probation hearings for Carl Flontek and Louis Dandres, both sentenced yesterday to Mansfield for burglary. Flontek’s fiancée urged clemency, while Dandres’ mother collapsed in court as probation was denied.
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Law Cupid
Carl Flontek
Lorain
Guy B. Findley
Findley
Flontek
Louis Dandrea
Mansfield Ite
Dandres
Milk Producers To Hold Series of Meetings
The United Milk Producers Federation of Cleveland announces a series of county meetings. The first is February 28 in Wellington mayor’s office with L. W. McConnell as chairman. The second is March 7 at Belden Town Hall for Graf ton Towns with Leon Lehman as chairman. Others are planned with dates and venues to follow.
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Hman
Lewis Organied
United Mak Proaners
Cleveland
Ty Lanny UK Jiroducers
Hell
Mayors Coat Room
Wellingrom
L. W. McConnell
Belden
Grafton
Leon Lehman
Officers Reelected By Vegetable Growers
Officers of the 11 Lorain County vegetable grower institute were reelected for the coming year at a meeting of the vegetable growers’ committee last night. N J Hoskin Karen president Peter Nissen Avon vice president Theodore Peak Avon secretary treasurer. Executive committee: Walter McAllister Sheffield Joe Tierhart Ridgeville Thomas Wolfe Avon Louis Keller John Eschtruth Ralph Miller Elyria Township. tentative dates for the 1939 institute set for February 15 and 10. The officers and executive committee will meet in October to plan the program.
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Lorain Cowatty Vegetable Grow’ Institute
N J. Hoskin
Karen
Peter Nissen
Avon
Theodore Peak
Sty Uther
Walter McAllister
Sheffield
Joe Tierhart
Ridgeville
Thomas Wolfe
Louis Keller
John Eschtruth
Ralph Miller
Elytia Township
Illustrated talk at Oberlin on Conservatory program
Miss Roselle Begagian history and criticism instructor will discuss the Conservatory Orchestra program in Warner Hall on February 21 at 7:30 p m. The Oberlin Orchestra will perform February 24 under conductor Georges Enesco, noted composer violinist and world figure.
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Oberlin
Roselle Begagian
Oberlin Conservatory
Conservatory Orchestra
Warner Hall
Georges Enesco
Wallace Murder Probe Notes Jealousy Motive
Police believe jealousy sparked the Wallace killing. A man phoned Mrs Wallace’s brother in law John Boskey to say he would visit “the Wallace children.” Inspector Knapp found prints on a peroxide bottle near Mrs Wallace’s body, which lay in bed in underwear. Arthur Wallace will attend the funeral at his sister in law Mrs John Boskey’s home.
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George Knapp
Jubilant Nazis Await Hitler's Announcement
Vienna reports that Hitler will stress Germany will respect Austria's independence and internal affairs in his Reichstag address. Berlin observers say the speech outlines months ahead and signals pacification policy following the 1936 German Austrian accord.
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United Press
Vienna
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Hitler
Europe
Benno Vou Arent
Fatherland Front
Ash Hi Pee
Tatherland Front
Names Drawn For Petit Jury In Lorain County
Eighteen individuals were selected for a new petit jury from the jury wheel after the February 25 drawing. Among those summoned are David Welsh of 1430 Wy 2ath Street Lorain, James Gilland of 1008 Brownell Avenue Lorain, Eugenia Arnold of Wellington, Ella Enele of Ro DD, Mrs J. W. Gillam of 1931 1, UMth Street Lorain, and other residents across Lorain Elyria Oberlin and surrounding communities.
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David Welsh
Lorain
O. James Gilland
Brownell Avenue
Lora
Eugenia Arnold
Wellington
Ella Enele
Anheret
J. W. Gillam
Umth Street
Almherst
Voters Recall First N. J. Woman Mayor
Wildwood New Jersey voters repudiated the administration of Doris W. Bradway, the state’s first woman mayor, after a bitter campaign in which she charged Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City, the state Democratic machine boss, with backing the recall in retaliation for her political support loss.
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Wildwood
N. J
New Jersey
Doris W. Bradway
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Flooding and high water hit Arkansas and Oklahoma roads
Morriston and PP acres were in undated at Batesville Arkansas rivermen predicted the White River would reach 19 feet. More than 2,000 acres already flooded in the vicinity. In southeastern Oklahoma six days of rain sent streams over banks. A hundred famines were moved in boats from near Keota. Throughout the southwest most highways impassable because of ice and snow.
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Morriston
Batesville
Ark
White River
Oklahoma
Keota
Drive Aims to Cancel RFC Debts for Ohio Areas
Washington report notes a proposed bill to cancel about 19 million dollars in Reconstruction Finance Corp debts tied to 1932 and 1933 city and county borrowings in Ohio. Hearing requested by Rep Dow W Harter and backed by Chairman Henry Steagall, arguing relief already given to states and that repayment was to come from highway funds. County and city RFC borrowings include Cleveland 760000 and Montgomery 482000 among others.
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Washington
Congress
RFC
Ohio
Cleveland
Dayton
Canton
Hoe
Warren
Alliance
Niles
Cuyahoga Falls
Cuyahoga Bato
Uul
Montgomery
Stark
Mahoning
Summit
Trumbull
Ouu
Lorain
Lorain County considers higher food allowance for inmates
County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn Jr proposed raising the food allowance for prisoners and relief families in Lorain County. He noted current payees receive about 30 cents a day for a four person family, with figures suggesting a rise to around 48.62 dollars monthly per family. Dunn urged board discussion Monday. A separate note from Zanesville reports Detective MGIL Stott stating confessions tied to a Woodlawn cemetery burglary of jewelry from corpses.
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Lorain County
Oscar G. Dunn
Wits
Prisuney
Ltn
Itil
Duan
Zanesville
Mgil Stott
Woodlawn
Grain market prices and feeds listed for car lots
Prices for oats corn and wheat in new and old lots are shown with No 2 red No 6s and No 2 white categories. Flour items include spring patent and hard winter straight. Hay and straw values cover timothy clover mixed and alfalfa grades with multiple lot numbers.
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Monetana Mqm
Tour
Lain
Lover
Inflation Seen As Near By Sea Thomas
Congressional experts debated inflation and federal licensing as tools to achieve Roosevelt’s price level plan. Senator Elmer Thomas argued the administration has adopted an inflationary policy and can pursue stabilization without new currency, using existing mechanisms like open market operations through the Federal Reserve.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Elmer Thomas
Okla
Thomas
Federal Reserve
Quarrel on Lake Road Ends with Injury and Arrest
A quarrel yesterday between two railroad workers near Vernullon left Janes Rutherford of 285 West 2nd Street Cleveland with four missing front teeth and a severe head cut. John A Fastraut of Barberton was arrested for assault and battery and will face Preston Cyombs court at 2 pm today.
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Lake Road
Vernullon
Janes Rutherford
S2nd Street
Cleveland
Pearved
Chatiner Vavideos
Emil Kubishki
Amherst Hospital
Thran
John
Barberton
Ritherford
de Heparies
Preston
Excess War Profits Legislation In Controversy
Washington debate centers on a proposed excess war profits law amid protests and procedural delays. The draft aims to curb profits, regulate prices, and grant wartime powers to the president, with public hearings and committee activity continuing as lawmakers seek action.
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Washington
Congress
May
Ata
DOE
Number Four Continues From Page One On Underground
A rumble of discontent among government front supporters and workers is noted. No clashes anticipated as Nazis celebrate the speech of Austrian born Tither and the release of their "martyrs" from prison.
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Fatherland Front
Committee stalls on leave vote amid procedural delays
A legislative committee repeatedly blocked attempts to bring the leave to a vote, citing order concerns. After several stalled efforts, the committee adjourned without action and tabled the measure until next Thursday.
Rogers Supports Extending Ohio Senate Probe
Lorain County state representative P. H. Rogers backs extending the life of the state Senate Investigating committee and funding its work beyond February 28. His colleague William J. Ashbolt could not be reached for comment.
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P. H. Rogers
Lorain County
Ohio Senate
Willian J. Ashbolt
Auction Sale Public Sale at Urtice Farm near LaGrange
Public auction at the Urtice Farm on Whitehead Road near LaGrange on Wednesday February 23 at 10 a.m. Includes 16 head dairy cattle and horses, farm equipment, tools, and household goods. Notable items: two bay geldings, Guerns cattle, a well-trained shepherd dog, Leghorn laying hens, Fordson tractor and plows, corn planter, manure spreader, hay loader, mower, hay rack, farm tools, and numerous miscellaneous items. Auctioneer Dawson of LaGrange. clerk W. Woodruff. terms cash.
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Whitehead Road
LaGrange
Fordson Treactor
Hentiehs
Tandy Wigan Waitin
Deering
Nike Drag Reddy
Cormiseh
MatCoraek
Deerune
Martin Diteher
Litier Oearrer and Cables Vampire Milching
Ohio
Popdson Tractor Duersay
Chandler Sadanessea Sodan
Fo Bon
Katelin
Brunswick Radio
Casil Jauvich
LaGrange M. BE. Church
J.D. Curtece
C. Kd. Dawson
Aes LaGrange
W. W.oodruff
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