Employers Hear On Best Way To Find Applicants
Stanley Corfman personnel director of National Carbon Company told Rotarians that goodwill pays and outlined three avenues for finding workers advertising agencies and best through friends of current staff. He explained personnel function training promotion and worker welfare including stock plans vacations and company information booklets. Corfman will move to United Carbide and Carbon’s Chicago unit. he now works at Cleveland Edgewater plant. Walter Kohn led the group singing as President Dean Burns presided this Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Corfman
National Carbon Company
Corfman
A. C. Corfman
Park Avenue
Corman
United Carbite and Carbon Corporations
Chicago
Cleveland
Thuesday
Dean Burns
Two Divorce Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
Two divorce petitions were filed in Lorain County Common Pleas Court. Mary Kobats seeks dissolution from Mike Kobats on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty alleging his evenings away and dissipation. The couple married in 1926 and have no children. Freda Keneg seeks divorce from Harry Keneg on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty claiming poisoning of food. they married in 1923 and have two children aged four and six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Mary Kobats
Lorain
Mike Kobats
Harry Keneg
Elyria
Freda Keneg
Keneg
Cognovit Judgments Granted In Common Pleas Court
Three cognovit judgments were granted in common pleas court today. P. J. Mazur obtained a judgment against James McGee for $438.17. The Western Reserve Finance Company secured two judgments against Earl C. Fiebeck and others for $215.07 and $208.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
P. J. Mazur
James McGee
Western Reserve Finance Company
Earl C. Fiebeck
New Club Organized at Olmsted Falls
Initiation of officers and members of the newly organized Olmsted Falls Elhi Club will be conducted Wednesday night by members of the Elyria Senior Hi Club. John Siekkinen, director of boys' work at the YMCA, announced the formation. The Olmsted Falls Club has 12 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmsted Falls Ehiy Club
Elyria Senior HY Club
John Siekkinen
New Olmsted Falls
Rise and fall of Schibley in Amherst community
The piece recalls Schibley’s path from home schooling to Oberlin and Ohio Northern, his return to Amherst as a teacher, then entering business. He helped organize U. S. Automatic in 1909 and later served as cashier and president of Amherst Savings and Banking Company, with ongoing debate about his sentencing and hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schibley
Oberlin College
Ohio Northern University
Amherst
U. S. Automatic Companys
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
Knights of St John Drive To Increase Membership
A drive to boost the Knights of St John membership from 75 to about 200 began at an open meeting at the Knights of Columbus hall. Attendee 50 members heard attorney R F Vandemark speak on Cooperation and General Crody on Harmony. A luncheon followed as the 60 day drive proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
Knights of St. John
Knights of Columbus
R. F. Vandemark
Crody
Stolen Blue Double-Frame Bicycle Reported
Police received a report yesterday afternoon of a blue double-frame bicycle stolen from 120 Kenwood Street. The owner, Raymond Blair, notified authorities about the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Blair
Kenwood Street
Spencerian Tonight in Oberlin Basketball Clash
Oberlin, Feb. 20. The Spencerian School of Commerce of Cleveland visits the Oberlin School of Commerce for a high rivalry game. Spencerian and Oberlin have a long history of close contests with Oberlin holding a majority of wins recently but by small margins. Tip-off is at 7 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Spencerian School of Commerce
Cleveland
Oberlin School of Commerce
Bach Concerto for Three Pianos at Conservatory Recital
Tonight at the Conservatory students recital Bach concerto in CG major for three pianos and orchestra will be performed. Professors David Moyer Denoe Leedy and Axel Skjerne will play the three pianos, assisted by the Conservatory orchestra with both students and faculty participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory
Bach
David Moyer
Denoe Leedy
Axel Skjerne
Piay
Male Chorus To Sing Friday
A male chorus conducted by J E Wickler rehearses to perform at Washingtons Birthday service in the chapel. Florence E Allen Ohio Supreme Court judge will speak on What America Needs at the 10 am Friday service. Rev Harold Phillips of Cleveland Heights Baptist church set to speak at the college religious conference February 27 and 28 with three talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wickler
Florence E. Allen
Ohio State Supreme Court
America
Harold Phillips
Cleveland Heights Baptist Church
Phillips
Denison University
First Baptist Church of
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Hughes Clouser Marriage Announced In Oberlin Ohio
Announcement is made of the marriage of Alice Helen Hughes daughter of Mr and Mrs O J Hughes of Oberlin to John Burton Clouser son of Mr and Mrs D B Clouser of Bay Village Ohio They will be at home to friends at 10011 Clifton boulevard Cleveland after March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Helen Hughes
O. J. Hughes
Oberlin
John Burton Clouser
D. B. Clouser
Bay Village
Ohio
Banking Class Visits Federal Reserve Bank
Thirty members of the class in banking of Professor L B Krueger traveled to Cleveland to inspect the Federal Reserve Bank. The annual trip is part of the required work of the course and aims to show how a large bank operates firsthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Krueger
Department of Economies
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank
State Orchestra Contest Set For Oberlin Host
The Ohio State Orchestra contest will be held in Oberlin with Oberlin College as host and sponsor. The event takes place April 25 and 26 with all orchestra classes eligible to participate. National judges will attend to make decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Conservatory
Woodland avenue sewing group to meet with Miss Hesford
The Woodland avenue sewing group will meet with Miss Hesford at 17 Woodland avenue tomorrow afternoon. The West Lorain and Cedar avenue neighborhood club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Ara Holeate at 50 North Cedar avenue. Clyde Wheeler of East Colere Street was elected president of the Ohio Beekeepers Association and spoke at the Lorain county Beekeepers meeting held Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Avenue
Hesford
West Lorain
Cedar Avenue
Ara. Holeate
North Cedar Avenue
Clyde Wheeler
East Colere Street
Ohio Beekeepers Association
Lorain County
Woman Alleges City Sidewalk Hazard Led To Fall
Mrs. T. G. Walker of 252 Harrison Street claims an injury from a Ridge Street fall due to a sidewalk flag elevated two or more inches above the next flag. She says the sidewalk was clear of snow and ice at the time February 4, per her husband. A prior Chronicle-Telegram report said sidewalks were iced and snowy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Walker
Harrison Street
Ridge Street
Mr. Walki
Chronicle-Telegram i. Day
Divorce Granted for Edna Marzen in Lorain Case
Judge A R Webber grants a divorce to Edna Marzen of Lorain from Joseph Marzen on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Marriage reportedly occurred in 1424 and the record ends with unspecified continuation of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Marzen
Lorain
Joseph Marzen
A. R. Webber
Hutchings Opens Children's Apparel Shop on Second Street
Hutchings announces the opening of a Children's Apparel Shop on Second Street. A public reception is planned at the store Friday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. He recently purchased the shop, is redecorating, and has lived in Elyria for 25 years. He previously served as manager at C. H. Merthe Company and resides at 1288 East Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Hutchings
Second Street
Mr. Hutchings
East Ave
C. H. Merthe Company
Beebe Tavern Legacy Tied to Early Ohio Travel Hub
The Beebe tavern and its founder helped shape early Ohio travel as the first stage coaching line west of Cleveland started in 1827. The Beebe family residence at East avenue and Main street, later Broad street, housed social events and a garden landmark until recent demolition for a new building.
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Beebe
West Springfield
Mass
Ohio
Artemas Beebe, IV
Elyria
Broad Street
Cleveland
Norwalk
Sandusky
Pony Express
Cuyahoga River
East Avenue
Main Street
Pamalia
Pamelia Morgan Beebe
Artemas Beebe
Eastern Heights
Miss Bebe
Winifred Turner
Miss Beebe
Columbus Street
Five Tae Beebe
Evs
Pamela Beebe
St. Patricks
Artemus Beebe VI
Todar
West
Mayor fines Joe Edwards for intoxication in police court
A five dollar and costs fine was imposed on Joe Edwards of Ouie street in police court this morning by Mayor James A. Hewitt. The labor unions in Mexico number about 600 000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Edwards
Ouie Street
James A. Hewitt
Mexico
Markets in Cleveland Report on Animal and Produce Prices
Markets in Cleveland Ohio report prices for butter eggs poultry and potatoes. Butter and eggs list various grades with prices per pound and dozen. Poultry express stocks show heavy fowls Leghorns ducks and geese with different price ranges. Potatoes include 150 lb sacks from Ohio New York Maine Idaho and home grown bushels with per sack and per bushel prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Poultry Express
Ohio
New York
Maine
Idaho
Burbanks
Cleveland Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Hogs receipts 1500 with steady market. weights 90 to 350 lbs priced 75 to 1100, packing sows 75 to 925. Cattle receipts 300 with calves 425. beef steers 1000 to 1155, yearlings 940 to 1000, beef cows 750 to 850, cutters 550 to 700, vealers 1450 to 1850. Sheep receipts 1200 with market steady to 25 cents lower. fat lambs top 1675, bulk 1650, cull lambs 1350 to 2450, fat ewes 50 to 950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo Livestock Hog Prices And Sluggish Calf Market
Toledo livestock report from February 29 shows hog receipts at 160 with prices quoted up to 29 cents, heavies 1000 to 1059, mediums 2065 to 1690, Yorkers 900 to 1090, and good pigs 900 to 950. Calves receipts light and market slow. sheep and lambs receipts light with market steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Grain and oat prices held steady across grades
Toledo corn lists No 2 yellow at 99 cents per bushel, No 3 yellow at 97 9 tenths. Oats show No 2 white at 54 55 cents. Prices across other grades unchanged.
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Toledo
Five convicts recaptured after dawn escape at state penitentiary
Patrols and tracks in snow led deputies to nab Pat McDermott and Mike Jacko near Shadesville while John Russo was captured at a Hartman dairy farm. The trio joined two others reportedly hidden in regions around Marietta and Cleveland. Warden orders Isaacs suspended for cell block lapses as guards explain duty shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaacs
Thomas
John Hall
Isaacs and
Shivell
Columbus
State Penitentiary
Pat McDermott
Don Merlett
Canton Daily News
Mike Jacko
Cleveland Lifer
McDermott
John Russo
Cleveland
Russo
Shadesville
Here
Hartman
James A. Walton
Curahoga Falls
William Young
Marietta Imer
Walton
Charles Wilams
Johan Crumley
John Gur
Meek McDermott Captured After Prison Break
Russo attempted escape but was overtaken. McDermott surrendered willingly. Warden Thomas reported long suspicion of McDermott and noted Pat had asked to be an orderly at Pon hospital after December 18 operation for milk leg. Investigation probes how inmates gained a key or impression of the door key and whether guards Isaacs and Shirley stay or are discharged.
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Russo
Columbus
Canton
McDermott
Thomas
Pat
Pon
Hal H. Griswold
W. W. Aldrich
Cooper
Wll
J. B. Isaacs
Charles Shirley
Death of Mrs Margaret Pearce at 68 in LaGrange
Mrs Margaret Pearce died at her home Tuesday evening after a brief illness at age 68 years 10 months 8 days. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon February 21 at 2 o'clock in LaGrange Methodist Church with Rev James Sivard officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pearce
LaGrange Methodist Church
James Sivard
Mrs Elizabeth Gough Dies After Long Illness At 72
Mrs Elizabeth Gough widow of Frederick Gough died Wednesday morning February 20 at four o clock after a lingering illness at the age of seventy two years nine months. She was a lifelong Avon resident and leaving seven children Mary Mrs G I Jenkins Harry Bert Ira Grace and Irene two grandchildren Hubert and Doris Gough. Services will be held Saturday February 23 at two o'clock at the home and interment will follow in Avon Center cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gough
Frederick Gough
Aingering
Avon
Mary
G. I. Jenkins
Harry
Bert
Ira
Grace
Irene
Hubert
Doris Gough
Avon Center
Mrs R O Worcester Dies After Illness
Mrs. R. O. Worcester aged 42 of 1118 West Avenue died this afternoon at 1 30 after a brief illness with pneumonia. She is survived by her husband Ror Worcester two daughters Naomi and Tone and her parents Mr. and Mrs J Kunipper. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Worcester
West Avenue
Ror Worcester
Naomi
Tone
J. Kunipper
Dr Arthur Townshend Dies Uncle of Elyria Man
News arrives of the death of Dr Arthur Bailey Townshend retired physician at his New York City home after years of illness. Born near Avon in 1855 he was among OSU founders' family and early graduates. He was brother to the late Mrs P H Boynton and uncle of S H Bornton of Lake Avenue. Body to be taken to Columbus for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bailey Townshend
New York City
Townshend
Avon
Ohio State University
P. H. Boynton
S. H. Bornton
Lake Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
Fire devastates Riley building and adjoining structures
A brick structure adjoining the Riley building housed Anderson and Hume Hardware and Furniture on the first floor, the American Legion Post and John R. Tanner on the second, and London Masonic Lodges on the third. Fire destroyed lodge records and paraphernalia. Legion equipment lost. Fire also damaged a shed behind Central National Bank. Heavy snowfall likely saved downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Anderson and Hume Hardware and Furniture Company
American Legion Post
John R. Tanner
London Masonic Lodges
Legion
Farrar
Central National
Board of Trade in Elyria reorganizes to include fresh leadership
All members of the Elyria Board of Trade announce resignations to allow new directors during the reorganization and expansion campaign. A maximum two year term rule is set with a one year cooling period before re election. Dues remain, a sustaining fund starts three year subscriptions, and a committee will draft a new constitution and by laws for member adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Bod of Trade
Louis B. Iglauer
Board of Trade
Iglauer
Dancing at Cascade Thursday and Saturday nights
Local event notice lists weekly dances at Cascade on Thursdays and Saturdays. Details are sparse with names and exact times unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Bob Veon
Directors Resignations Announced for Multiple Positions
A list of directors announcing resignations includes J. B Johnson, L. B B Wauver, T. L. Moise, C. W. Phillips, A. J. Cur ran, Karl W. Plocher, J. M. Lud wig, D. LB. Symons, James A. Hewitt, L. B. Iglauer, Max Goldstein, A. C. Hudnutt, H. K. King, A. J. Robinson, Glade B. Thomas, Charles J. Creboro, Roy Miller, Dr. George D. Nicholas, J. M. Kiss and King Favvor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B Johnson
L. B
Steel and Tubes Employees Attend Cleveland Safety Meeting
Twenty six employees of Steel and Tubes Inc. rode a chartered bus to Cleveland for the Cleveland Safety Council annual meeting at the Winton Hotel. Mayor and Mrs. Herwitt joined the group and the plant foremen from Elyria attended. The council credited themselves with saving at least nineteen children last year. Rev. W Harry Freda spoke at the banquet before more than 600 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Steel and Tubes Inc
Cleveland
Cleveland Safety Council
Winton Hotel
James A. Herwitt
Elyria
W. Harry Freda
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Nukoal
Murbach Coal & Supply Co Co
Jefety
New Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
Ruth M. Dunham
Andress Service
Broad Stree
the Hygienic Ice & Coal Company
Z. B. Fucker
O.S. C
Spencerian
Federal Reserve
Hutchings
Cleveland Produce
Toledo Grain
B. OF T. Aeolgn
Marcel
Steel and Tubes
Musterole
Musterole Company
A. Minnich & Sons B. & O
West St
Court Street
Knickernick
Bornice Hibbs
Knickernick Company
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