Public Service Company letters Elyria rate position
The Ohio Public Service Company submitted a letter to council detailing its stance on electric rates. It cites a 38 percent domestic rate reduction since 1925, rising average domestic consumption, and lower kilowatt costs in Elyria than in similarly sized cities. It notes $442,862 in improvements and a third transmission line, plus $188,000 in annual local taxes, arguing the policy favors greater consumption and lower daily costs for users.
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Ohio Public Service Company
Council
Electric Company
Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio
Elytra
J. B Johnson
0. P
Local pair jailed for gasoline theft from councilman car
Jack Bailey and Alpert Cook were fined five dollars and costs and sentenced to ten days in county jail after arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster for pet larceny. They were accused of stealing gasoline from an automobile owned by Councilman W D Taylor.
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Jack Bailey
Alpert Cook
W. H. van Oster
W D. Taylor
Paroled list includes James Russell from Lorain County
James Russell, Lorain county burglar, is among 23 inmates to be paroled from the London prison farm with May 1 release. An auto fire damage incident nearby is also reported as a backfire blamed on a carburetor during the day.
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James Russell
Lorain
London
Dispatches
Russell
Death notice for Richard Allen Matovich
Richard Allen Matovich three months old son of Mr and Mrs John Matovich of Wachanesgeue Virginia died Sunday February 14. He is survived by his parents one brother Robert and his grandparents Funeral services were held at three o clock this afternoon at the home of his grandparents Bud Spruce Street Burial in Ridgelawn cemetery Also announced a meeting on the life and work of George Washington to be held in the council chamber city hall at 3 p m tomorrow led by J A Solandt The meeting will study the covert meaning
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Richard Allen Matovich
Jehard Allen Matovich
John Matovich
Wachanesgeue
Virginia
Robert
Joseph Varen
Bud Spruce
Ridgelawn Cemetery
George Washington
J. A. Solandt
Baby Cries To Get Its Own Way
Child psychologist Dr Garry C. Myers argues that early temper tantrums teach infants to cry for what they want. He urges parents to set clear limits, avoid rewarding crying, and maintain calm consistency to foster self control and healthy habits.
Berea Club to Guest at Local Y Meeting
Berea Hi Club members will visit the Senior Hi Y club at the Y M C A tonight. The Migration Meeting will center on Elyria as objective with Henry Ingersoll Jr to deliver the principal talk. Regular business and weekly Bible study will also be on the agenda.
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Berea
Y. M.C
Elyria
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Mayor fines William Morris for disorderly conduct
William Morris was arrested February 17 and fined 310 dollars plus costs after arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster this morning on a disorderly conduct charge.
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William Morris
W H. van Oster
Lorain Leaders Seek State Aid For Relief Funds
Lorain officials led by Mayor Joseph Conley and Service Director William Lefever urge state assistance after a month of relief funds. County commissioners say they will approach the state relief commission and request about 100000 dollars from the legislature to continue relief efforts.
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Joseph Conley
William Lefever
Lorain
State Relief Commission
Schools Observe Washington Birthday Across County
Thousands of students in the Elyria system will have a holiday tomorrow for Washington's Birthday observance while only part of the county schools close. Elyria High marks a double birthday as the high school turns 103, chartered on Washington's Birthday in 1830, making it the oldest high school in Chico.
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Illyria
Washington
Pia
Elyria
Elyria High School
Chico
Council Approves Hospital Ordinance for Indigent Care
Elyria Council last night passed a hospital ordinance giving all indigent 1933 cases to Elyria Memorial Hospital. The measure, approved 6 to 3, sets city payment at 5.15 dollars per day per patient and sparked debate over including the Elyria Clinic and bid procedures.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ed. Notley
Ernest Birch
Anna Kennedy
Walter Kahn
W D Tarlo
O. E. Rankin
Leonard Smith
Girl Curtis
W. G. Smith
Elyria Clinic
Willam Smith
Gerald Martin
Council S
Robert Lersch
Y City
Memorial Fospital
Auto Generator Stolen From Car, Police Report
William McNeal reports a generator stolen from his car at Zaraze, listing 508 West River Street in the police report. The incident details are sparse with no suspect information provided.
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William McNeal
West River Street
Farmers to bid pennies at foreclosure sales in protest
A farmers movement pledges to attend unjust foreclosure sales and bid pennies on offered articles. A County Council will be formed with one or two representatives from each township to hear grievances. F A West chairs. Giffin of LaGrange to appoint temporary council members for 30 days. judges named from Oberlin for hearings.
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F. O. Giffin
LaGrange
Giffin
County Council
Harold E. Brandt
Pittsfield
Nicholas van der Pyl
Oberlin
Robert E. Brown
Oberlin Theological School
Brandt
S. FE. Prosky
Wellington
Samuel Beal
BE. A. Sherrill
H. P. Larson
Huntington
F. J. Mohns
Frank A. West
Oberlin figures spotlight at Claremont reception
The meeting featured remarks from Dew s Harter congressman v alet and drew about forty attendees at the North Pleasant Street home of Mrs. Charles Ma seider. Cheres Sirtom and Mrs Ma gruder also spoke, with refreshments served afterward. Harter then addressed Oberlin Inn business and professional men, chaired by HH Philns, as representatives from Lorain and Elvria attended.
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Dew ‘S Harter
Othen
Charles Maseider
North Pleasant Street
Cheres Sirtom
Fioria City Coure.l
Vrs Magruder
State Democratic Women's Association
Harter
Hain Fto
Oberlin Inn
Philns
Sis Coaeting
Lorain
Elvria
Death Summons Mrs Hart in Oberlin
Mrs. Julia A Hart 60 widow of J B Hart died at 143 Woodland Ave after hip injury and long illness. She lived in Oberlin forty years and belonged to First Church. Survived by a granddaughter Barbara Hart. Funeral Wednesday at 3 p.m. at 145 Woodland with Dr. Richards and Dr. Van der Pal officiating. Interment Westwood Cemetery. Cleveland Travel Club event Thursday includes Gragg on Wings Over America and Bolander on A Century of Progress at the James Brand House.
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Oberlin
Julia A Hart
J B. Hart
Isabel and
Josephine Smith
Woodland Avenue
Misses Smith
Hart
First
Barbara Hart
Cleveland
James Brand
G. C. Gragg
Karl Bolander
Bolander
Museum of Art At
Columbus
Wilkinses Begin Three Week Westward Trip
President and Mrs E H Wilkins left Sunday for a three week tour of the West visiting Tucson Clare mont Los Angeles San Francisco and Denver. Mr Wilkins will address Oberlin Alumni Associations in Los Angeles San Francisco and Denver and attend a meeting in Denver.
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E. H. Wilkins
West
Tucson
Claremont
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Denver
Wilkins
Oberlin
The Second in Series of Illustrated Lectures
The second of the illustrated lectures is announced as part of a continuing series. Details present in readable text point to a public session featuring visual aids and commentary by the presenter. Audience members are invited to attend at the stated time and venue.
Bank Bandit Standoff Turns Dad Hero At Window
In a tense scene the offender forces himself to the bank window. Crawford Young reports on the dramatic moment that elevates a father to hero status after defusing the threat. The incident unfolds with local residents watching as authorities respond swiftly.
Oberlin social notes feature clubs and gatherings
Mrs Ashley Hassrea hosts a mothers’ group at Vers FOD on Morran Street inviting those who can bring outgrown uniforms to arrange resale. Hil hosted the Gordon Department of the Oberlin Womans club with a flower nomenclature panel by Mrs Wright Ney at the Oberlin Inn. Oberlin Exchange Club held a party at the Grange with conservatory music, dancing, and refreshments. Visiting families include Mr and Mrs TD F Silotterberk of Broomdale and Mr and Mrs Fred Pay of Hartland Ridge.
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Morran Strass
Ashley Hassrea
Reiunzer Senuts
Gorden
Oberlin
We Wright
Wil
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Grange Hall
Afty
Conservatory
Ready
Vre
Silotterberk
Broomdale
Blarkmer
Fred Pay
Hartland Ridge
Repeal Resolution Before Ohio Senate
The Smolka Resolution for state prohibition repeal was expected to pass the Ohio Senate today. The measure mirrors a House bill by Rep. John F. McCrystal proposing statewide repeal via November election. Democratic Majority Leader D. H. Dearmond predicted at least 25 favorable votes among 32 senators. The special order of business bill moved through Tem perance Committee last night and heads to the House for final action anticipated Wednesday.
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Columbus
Smolka
Ohio Senate
House of Representatives
John F. McCrystal
Erie County
Ohio
D. H. Dearmond
Hamilton
Senate Temperance Committee
House
Delegates to Report on State Young Men's Conference
Three delegates Henry Stolzenburg William Yoo and George Patterson will speak at the Y Indus Club meeting at the YMCA tomorrow night about the recent State Young Men's Conference held in Van Wert.
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van Wert
Y-Indus Club
Henry Stolzenburg
William Yoo
George Patterson
Chinese claim of heavy Japanese losses questioned
An official Chinese communiqué dismissed as extravagant reports of 590 Japanese dead and tanks captured in Chinchow fighting. Beijing admitted only brief skirmishes in Kailu Chaoyang Peipao and Nanjing along the eastern Jehol frontier.
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Tungliao
Chinchow
Kailu
Chaoyang
Peipao
Nanjing
Jehol
Markets Cleveland Produce Butler Market Steady With Extras
Markets show steady trends for Butler and LGGS with small price ranges across poultry and grain products. POTATOES list Ohio New York Pennsylvania offerings with No 1 partly graded sacks and cobblers reflected, noting no produce market tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Butler
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Court fines for overloaded trucks and mortgage suit filed
Harvey Koelliker Syria and William Hunt Detroit were each fined 25 and costs for operating overloaded trucks when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro yesterday. Deputy sheriffs made the arrests. The Lorain County Mortgage and Title Company filed suit against P. Paul Niczky Lorain for 652 on a promissory note. Foreclosure of a mortgage in Lorain was asked.
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Harvey Koelliker
Syria
William Hunt
Detroit
Joseph Petro
Lorain
Enrollment Prospects for Elyria Private Kindergartens
Enrollment reports show McKinley and Franklin likely to form private kindergarten classes after public school closes. Gates may move to Edison if Gates enrollments do not rise. Edison class to start a week later, with Edison’s lost days to be made up.
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Elyria
McKinley
Franklin and Gates
Franklin
Gates
Edison School
Board of Education
Edison
Final payments to close Elyria fair premiums
W B Richmond secretary of the Elyria fair association announced the final payout of nearly all premiums awarded at the 1932 fair. A $498.75 Four-H Club allotment from the county will fund general premiums and about 300 awards, with Four-H funds already exhausted. Wellington fair also drew $432.27 from its Four-H Club funds for last year’s premiums.
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Elyria
W. B. Richmond
The
Fair Association
Richmond
Wellington Agricultural Society
Wellington
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Stocks and Prices
Receipts show 1200 hogs 200 cattle 350 calves and 790 sheep with modest gains and steady to higher prices. Hogs 210 holdover 250 lb hogs 390 to 400 top 3.06 per cwt for loads. cattle slow steady low cutter to medium 3.00 to 3.50. cows and bulls mixed strong to higher 1.50 to 4.50. calves steady to lower with best around 7.0. lambs around 8.5 with feeder clips near 8.45 to 9.0.
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Cleveland
Bill Veaders
Chicago cash quotations reveal mixed grain and poultry values
Market notes list futures and receipts for various items. Scores for wheat corn oats and barley appear with price marks. Poultry live receipts show firm hens and standard meat items, while Perishables section details storage standards and shipments across the United States.
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Chicago
Fen
Tye
United States
Barclay
Abvant
Desmand
Wisconsin
Idaho
McCluree
Public Farm Sale at Graf ton on February 23
An auction for the Rust Farm on Durkeeville Road offers the entire equipment, livestock, and more. The sale begins at 10:00 AM with horses, cattle, hogs, poultry, a Fordson tractor, and farm tools. Terms include cash for small amounts and installment options on larger totals with notes and sureties. Lunch on grounds.
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Rust
Durkeeville Road
Corporation Limits
Grafton
Jersey
Guernsey
Fordson
Crum and Farner
Harry Fortney
Clayton Seay
Lae Klinect
Joe Hazelton
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Elsha
John G. Whitney
Ashtabula
Columba Avenue
Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Berea Club
Bell Co
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Pioneer Railroad
Senate
Couzens
Watson L. PF. Loree
I. F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson
New York Central
Senate Finance Committee
James Couzens
Michigan
James Watson
Indiana
Tia Foundation For the Advancement of the Social Sciences
Dow Harter
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Mrs. Hart
Tutts
BY Crawford Young
Pad
Wee Oun
Central Preas Agu
Cladoes
Rayrestos Braki
Bergholz
Lake Ave. Coal
Timothy Smed
Clover Seed
Geo. R. Allen & Son
Acme
Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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