Ickes Pushes Immediate Test On Power Case
Public Works Administrator Harold L. Ickes urged utility firms to appeal the Greenwood County Oklahoma municipal power case to the U S Supreme Court. He warned delay could be charged to defeat the recovery program and said the Greenwood ruling supports PWA authority on 274 power allotments including a 3 million dollar project contested by Duke Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Greenwood County
8. C
U. S. Supreme Court
PWA
Ickes
Greenwood
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Duke Power Company
Supreme Court
Homink, Okla
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Hope For Early Adjournment Of Congress Fading
Washington February 25. Administration demands for action on legislation threaten to delay plans for early adjournment. Key near term bills include independent agency status for the federal alcohol control administration, revised firearms control, amendments to the food and drug act, the Jones commodity exchange bill, a treasury law enforcement coordination bill, and ship subsidy legislation. Chairman Robert L Coughton said the president and Secretary Morgenthau are anxious to divorce FACA from the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal
Alcohol Control Administration
Senate
House
Homer Cummings
Jones Commodity Exchange
Treasury
Robert L. Coughton
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of
Henry Morgenthau
FACA
Kiwanians Hear Talk On Lending Money At Noon Meeting
Elyria Kiwanis club members will hear Clarence Klinger of Lima describe many phases of the loaning business at the Hotel Newell noon Thursday. The subject will be Lending Money and the talk is arranged by George Wuhrman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Clarence Klinger
Lima
George Wuhrman
Ghost of the NRA Blue Eagle Flies In Akron Today
AKRON Ohio February 25 The ghost of the NRA blue eagle flew along Goodyear picket lines as workers sought identity. Pickets dug up paper hats bearing the eagle and motto We Do Our Part. A strike sympathizer noted the eagle is no sissy. Labor leaders said they aimed to raise 250 American flags for the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
NRA
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Club Hears Talk On Municipal Light Plants
The Young Men's Club at the Y M C A discussed operating municipal electric plants with E B Stover of a light plant equipment firm as speaker. He cited installation costs and service types, gave figures showing many plants run successfully, and noted a village 1500 could need about 200000 dollars and 500 users. The program committee for the next four weeks was named: George Houserman, Arthur Tite, Richard Gehl, and W O McClellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Club
E. B. Stover
Obertin
Stover
George Houserman
Arthur Tite
Richard Gehl
W. O. McClellan
Mother of Elyria Woman Passes
Mrs Elizabeth Pfiel mother of Mrs Ed Robson of Elyria died yesterday at 4 p m at her home 1307 Hayes avenue Sandusky after several weeks illness Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon in Sandusky Mrs Robson is recovering in a Sandusky hospital from injuries in an automobile accident a few weeks ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Pfiel
Ed. Robson
Elyria
Hayes Avenue
Sandusky
Robson
Sandusky Hospital
Court actions and divorces reported in Lorain court
In And About The Court House in Lorain the docket notes Fred Dutcher filed for divorce from Lorain on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Russell Yearly of Elyria, 21, drew 10 days for contempt for alimony noncompliance before Judge Findley. Mrs. John Ellig of Lorain obtained a divorce for extreme cruelty. J. G. Starr was granted a divorce for gross neglect before Judge Findler. Sarah Widzer sued Mendelson Reduction Co for 1112 on a promissory note. Peter Dineff of Cleveland sued The City Bank Co of Lorain for 3201 over funds he deposited that the bank refuses to pay since January 12 1932. Lorain municipal court judgment 329 was appealed by Gabriel Varkony in favor of Wilson and Co. A jury verdict of 1250 in Judge Cook's court for Ethel Wise as guardian of Leonard Seely against Joseph Desher for injuries from Route 18 crash July 19 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Yearly
Elyria
Guy B. Findley
John Ellig
Lorain
D. A. Cook
Peter Dineff
Cleveland
City Bank Company of
Common Pleas Court
Gabriel Varkony
Wilson and Company
Ethel Wise
Leonard Seeley
Joseph Desher
Seely
Guardian
Wellington Man Sues for Divorce Alleging Gross Neglect
Vern Mahon of Wellington filed for divorce yesterday alleging gross neglect in the marriage case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Mahon
Wellington
Falls Asleep Burns Injures Man In Radiator Incident
George Versith a 25 year old resident of Fast Bridge street fell asleep in a heated room on a Saturday night and awakened to find his shoes baked to a crisp and his clothing severely burned due to his heels resting on a radiator in a winter accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Versith
Fast Bridge Street
Versith
Order of United Commercial Travelers Membership Size
The Order of United Commercial Travelers of America reports a membership of 70,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Order of United Commercial Travelers of America
Pinchot to Speak at Oberlin Mock Convention
Gifford Pinchot former governor of Pennsylvania has accepted an invitation to be keynote speaker and temporary chairman of Oberlin Colleges nineteenth Republican Mock Convention on May 7 and 9 The event dates back to 1860 and features political activity with past presiders including William G Harding James Begg Grove Patterson Breckenridge Long and Paul Howland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Oberlin College
Pinchot
Borah
Idaho
John W. Bricker
Ohio
William G. Harding
James Begg
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Breckenridge Long
Italy
Paul Howland
Cleveland
Weinrich Organ Recital Set For Thursday At Finner Chapel
Carl Weinrich, a pioneer American organist renowned for Bach interpretation, will present a Thursday recital in Finner Chapel under the Conservatory of Music. He began on a reed organ at six, joined the American Guild of Organists as an associate after high school, passed the Fellowship exam a year later, studied at Curtis Institute with Lynnwood Farnum, and built a large repertoire through a strong memory and work ethic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Weinrich
America
Finner Chapel
Conservatory of Music
Weinrich
Bach
American Guild of Organists
Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia
Wilentz Returns to Trenton in Lindbergh Case Tangle
New Jersey Attorney General David T. Wilentz speeds back from Florida to oversee the Hauptmann case. He plans to press for no further reprieve and will convene aides to defend key witnesses as Governor Hoffman questions testimonies and possible retractions. The shift comes as Hauptmann’s guilt narrative faces new scrutiny from Hoffman's camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
David T. Wilentz
Florida
Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Harold G. Hoffman
Wilentz
Hauptmann
Hoffman
Retrieve
Millard Whited
Iying
John F
Jassie) Condon
Aluminum tribute marks Hall's discovery legacy at Bucknell
At a Bucknell dinner honoring Hall, President Arnaud Martz and Drs. Weidlein and Bradley paid tribute. A life sized aluminum silicon statue and displays celebrated Hall's world impact and Hall's link to Oberlin president Dr. Wilkins read messages from Copenhagen and the American Missionary Association. Ale left one third of his fortune to the college, enabling much of its recent progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnaud Martz
Bucknell University
Weidlein
Bradley
Hall
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin College
University of Copenhagen
American Missionary Association
Ale
Organist Appointed After Farnum’s Death
In his study with Mr Far num, Weinrich filled in for his teacher during illness at the Church of the Holy Communion. After Farnum’s death, he was appointed as organist, continuing the musical legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnum
Weinrich
Church of the Holy Communion
Women's Civic League Elects Officers
The Women s Civic League met in Youth Council rooms with about thirty attendees. Officers elected for the year were President Hattie Smith Vice President Anna Binns Secretary Wendolyn Seay Treas urer Claudine Sallee A college professor led a discussion on the cooperative movement with student participation. The next meeting is set for March 9 in Youth Council rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Civic League
Hattie Smith
Anna Binns
Wendolyn Seayers
Claudine Sallee
Frederick M. Zorbaush
Oberlin Girl Weds Californian in February Nuptials
Mr and Mrs Lloyd E Moore of 299 East Lorain announce the marriage of their daughter Edith Felice to James Scott of Pasadena California. The ceremony occurred on February 14 in Oberlin in the presence of relatives and a few friends. The couple resides at 145 Claremont Avenue Pasadena California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd E. Moore
East Lorain Street
Edith Felice
James Scott
Pasadena
Calif
Edward Scott
Oberlin
Claremont Avenue
Oberlin Exchange Club Hosts Luncheon Movie Program
Members of the Oberlin Exchange Club met at the Oberlin Inn for their regular luncheon yesterday. A travel film featuring the West and another presentation on banana raising were shown during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Tea Postponed By W R C Silver Tea Indefinitely
The W R C Silver Tea scheduled for Wednesday February 24 has been postponed indefinitely, with organizers not yet rescheduling.
Star to Hold Dance by Eastern Star and Masonic Members
The Eastern Star auxiliary will hold a dance for Star and Mason ic members Thursday evening. The Pajama Girls will furnish the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STAR
Eastern Star Auxiliary
Masonic
Literary and Serial Club Meeting Notice
The Literary and Serial club will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. R. P. Harvey located at 21 South Cedar Street. The notice provides a social gathering detail with the host’s name and venue for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Harvey
South Cedar Street
Girls Learn To Prepare Meals At Elyria YWCA
Milas Alice Bird county agricultural extension agent leads a series of demonstrations at the Elyria YWCA to teach employed girls how to prepare nutritious meals quickly and cheaply. The third session tonight covers simple winter desserts after earlier lessons on corn chowder and home grown chop suey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Milas Alice Bird
Miss Bird
Lorain County
Death Notice of Mrs Margaret Winslow Charter Rebekah Member
Mrs Margaret Winslow longtime Elyria resident and St Clair Rebekah Lodge charter member died at home on Tuesday at 3 30 am after a lingering illness. She was born in England and was 88. Survived by daughters Laura Farrell Ida Nichols and Lulu Adams two grandchildren Russell Adams Irene Oppliger and one great grandchild Jeanette Adams. Body at home until Thursday morning then to Nichols Funeral Home for services at 3 pm with Rev Wilson Armitage of Cleveland and Rebekah Lodge in charge. Interment in Ridge lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Winslow
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Harvard Avenue
England
Elyria
Laura Farrell
Ida Nichols
Lorain
Lulu Adams
Vermilion
Russel C. Adams
Irene Oppliger
Jeanette Adams
Nichols Funeral Home
Wilson Armitage
Cleveland
Rebekah Lodge
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Death of William Wilmot in Elyria at 11:15 P M
William Wilmot aged 77 died at home 311 Fairlawn avenue after a lingering illness. Born in England December 2 1865 he had lived in Elyria 27 years and was a lace weaver at the American Lace Co. Surviving are three daughters and two brothers. Funeral Thursday at 2:00 from Taylor Funeral Home with Rev Will Foster officiating burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilmot
Fairlawn Avenue
Eliza Wilmot
Mr. Wilmot
England
Elyria
American Lace Company
Moose Lodge
Alice Wilmot
Gertie Phillips
Nellie McComb
James
George
Australia
Taylor
Rev
Will Foster
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Portsmouth Visitor Mrs Fisk Visits Mother's Home
Mrs E H Fisk of Portsmouth is visiting her mother Mrs C J Wright on Woodland Avenue, staying for a time and sharing family news with relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
E. H. Fisk
C. J. Wright
Woodland Avenue
Mrs Frank Huntley Visits Husband in Chicago
Mrs. Frank Huntley of East College street is spending a few days with her husband in Chicago, returning soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Huntley
East College Street
Meyers outlines U S role in future wars and debt debts
Prof Meyers discusses international treaties and the Senate block on peace efforts, noting how World War I altered U S policy through credit and bonds held by millions of Americans. He argues future wars may force U S involvement regardless of staying at home, given debts and credit chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Meyers
Wilson
Europe
Flytia
Amherst Man George Hlough Dies In Lorain At 57 Years
AMHERST Feb 25 George Hlough former bookkeeper for the Blue Stone Co New York who came to this country from England 57 years ago died at St Josephs Hospital Lorain at 1 10 a m He lived in Amherst several years moved to Lorain four years ago Survived by three sons J E Lake Manitoba Canada Albert Buffalo and Norman Cleveland a stepdaughter Mrs A J Bauer of Amherst four grandchildren member of Amherst Methodist church Body at Zilch Funeral Home Amherst awaiting funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
George Hlough
Bilue Stone Co
New York
England
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
J. E
Lake Manitoba
Canada
Albert
Buffalo
Norman
Cleveland
A. J. Bauer
Hough
Methodist
Zilch Funeral Home
Summers Rites Held In Wakeman for Florence Native
Walter D Summers aged 65 died at his Florence home at 7 30 am following a life on the family farm. He leaves a son Elmer a daughter Mrs Nina Waldron two brothers Albert and Ward two sisters Mrs Lena Dutton and Mrs J Burras. Funeral Thursday at 2 from Congregational church Wakeman with Rev William Smith of Oberlin. burial in Maple Grove cemetery Vermilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Walter D. Summers
Florence
Mr. Summers
Elmer
Nina Waldron
Huron
Albert
Ward
Lena Dutton
Lorain
J. Burras
Vermilion
Congregational Church
William Smith
Oberlin
Burias
Maple Grove Cemetery
Watson Bans WPA Political Activity in Ohio
Dr. Carl Watson Ohio WPA administrator issued an order banning political activity by WPA employees in administrative or supervisory roles. He sent copies to 16 district WPA directors and warned that violators would be dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Works Progress Administration
Carl Watson
Ohio
WPA
Desire for a Series Expressed by Large Audience
A crowd last night indicated strong demand for a new series. The session noted widespread support among attendees for expanding offerings and engaging programming, signaling potential development plans pending approval.
Council Committee Deliberates White Way Restoration Plans
Council members, meeting as a committee of the whole in Solicitor Harvey Cheney’s office, discussed alternate White Way restoration schemes including lighting inversions and candlepower changes. They also weighed buying a $3,000 air compressor, a new police car, and relocating the county dog pound to city property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Cheney
City Streets and Water Works Department
Police Department
Solons
Labor Delegation Seeks Governor Davey on Akron Strike
A five-member labor delegation from Akron met Governor Davey in Columbus for about 30 minutes. Officials refused to disclose conference topics, though rumors suggested efforts to use government good offices to settle the Akron strike. Delegates indicated they would stay in Columbus for several hours and might hold another meeting or maintain contact with the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Organized Labor
Akron
Davey
Theft Reported Of Tires And Battery From Amherst Car
Theft of three tires and a battery from a car owned by David Henderson of Amherst was investigated yesterday by Deputy Sheriffs Gerald Nau and Charles Leonard. The theft occurred Sunday night while the car was parked at the home of Albert Welch of North Ridge road near Elyria avenue, where Welch had borrowed the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Henderson
Amherst
Gerald Nau
Charles Leonard
Albert Welch
North Ridge Road
Elyria Avenue
Welch
City awards power contract for sewage plant to OPSCo
The city board of control led by Mayor Don A. Baird and Service Director I. D. Faxon awarded the electric power contract for the sewage disposal plant to the Ohio Public Service Company at existing rate. The contract runs until September 1 with only one bid submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Control
Don A. Baird
I. D. Faxon
Ohio Public Service Company
Faxon
Stolen Lorain Car Found Abandoned on Filbert Street
An automobile stolen in Lorain early last evening was found by police on Filbert street with a flat tire, apparently abandoned. The car belonged to Edward Paysor of 410 West 22nd street Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Filbert Street
Edward Paysor
West 22Nd Street
Lakes region seeks share of federal funds for harbor work
Malia says the $29 million Great Lakes harbor program was cut in Congress to $190 million and will focus on inland canal and flood control projects. He argues Great Lakes states should receive about eight percent of federal water commerce funds to start Lake projects already approved this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malia
House of Representatives
Great Lakes
Germany Calls Class Of 1915 To Colors
Berlin February 25 1915 The class of 1915 today was called to the colors for Labor Service as part of wartime mobilization effort in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
U.K
Markets Plunge Through CLEVELAND PRODUCE Listings
Market updates show butter unsettled at 39c, eggs steady at 24c to 23c, live poultry weak with various prices for hens and leghorns, and meats from cattle to hogs easing or steady. Grain and hay prices mix across wheat, corn, oats, rye, and flour with multiple regional quotes and farm-feed details.
Chicago market roundup dairy poultry and potato receipts
United States Department of Agriculture data shows receipts for dairy in Chicago on February 25 with 14 726 tubs of creamery products, 17 325 egg cages and varied prices for creamed and graded goods. Poultry receipts include 17 trucks live birds with price breaks across hens, Plymouth and White Rock breeds, leghorn, turkeys and ducks with diverse weights and conditions. Potatoes receipts total 303 cars with on track 418 and national shipments 905 for Saturday and Sunday with weak demand noted for northern white and related varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock Springs
White Rocks
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Sleighs From A Bygone Era Captured In Readers Notes
Editor’s sleigh inquiry draws responses detailing antique rigs collected by locals. J G Starr shows an all wood handsled from 1870 in display, Cornelius Smith reports a 70 year old square back cutter bought at auction for 25, W H Morrell owns a sixty six year old swell body sleigh and a racing surrey, Charles Black describes a round back cutter dating to 1897 and a nineteen year old bobsled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chronicle-Telegram
J.G. Starr
Gates Avenue
Day Hardware Company
Starr
Cornelius Smith
Edison Highway
Phillips Bowl
W. H. Morrell
Chatham
Medina
Wellington
Elyria
Berea
Wooster
New London
Norwalk
Charles Black
Charles Jackson
Black
Broadway delegation warns of musical power trust threat
A Washington briefing before the House patents committee featured Jene Buck Rudy Vallee Irving Berlin and George Gershwin asserting that a musical power trust is attempting to strike at American creative talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brodway
Jene Buck
Rudy Vallee
Irving Berlin
George Gershwin
House Patents Committee Today
Musical “Power Trust
America
Alor Star City in British Malaya
The article notes Alor Star as a city within British Malaya, indicating its administrative status under colonial rule and geographic placement on the Malayan peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alor Star
British Malaya
Market prices for fruits vegetables grains and meats
Readable entries list price ranges for produce such as beets carrots celery cabbage lettuce parsnips potatoes radishes and watercress with baskets and bushels noted. Meat and grain prices include No 2 red corn oats rye and wheat with track price adjustments. Toledo Grain and transit notes appear among the prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Idaho
S. J
U.S
Wisconsin
U. S. Ft
Michigan
U. S.J
North Dakota
Red River
U.S. Ll
Nebraska
U. Ss
Florida
U. S
Aic
Toledo Produce Daily Specials
Market item list shows butter at 39tac per pound and eggs at 234% tic with extras noted under Toledo Produce section. Generic ad fragment lacks clear event or date. readable items indicate a prices/ads snippet for dairy and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Public Sale Friday February 28 at Oberlin farm
Auction starts 10 o clock and features two horses several cattle and calves many farm tools hay oats wheat ear corn and beans plus household furniture cash terms no goods removed until settled Worcester owner Curtekey auctioneer Porter clerk existing names and items indicate a large rural sale with multiple livestock and equipment lots
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Jersey
J. R. Worcester
Curtekey
I. L. Porter
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Bulletin
Ghost of the
Blue Bird
Court Street
Fred Dutcher
J. G. Starr
Guy B. Findler
Sarah Widzer
Mendelson Reduction Company
Alice Carroll
Blues
Rupert
Mgr
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Geert Street
Esther al Alflen
Allan Harris
Women's Civic League
George Hough
Walter N. Summers
Watson
Big Ben Lump
Murbach Coal
Council
Labor
Cleveland Produce
Brollers
Maine
Cleveland Livestock
Sheets Elevator Co
Bakehud Milling Co
Turner
Court Street Company
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