Bender Outlines 10 Point Federal Relief Plan
Rep. George H. Bender of Ohio proposes a ten point program to coordinate relief efforts. The plan demands a national bureau to unify WPA PWA CCC NYA activities, state-first funding requests, strict regional eligibility, severe penalties for fraud, and hiring from the unemployed. It also calls for excluding dual beneficiaries, state matched federal funds, nonpartisan relief boards, and unexpended funds returned to the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George H. Bender
Ohio
National Republican
WPA
PWA
CCC
NYA
Tide turning for the G.O.P. claims 21 states solidly Republican
Washington reports G. O. P. statisticians assert 21 industrial and agricultural states are now unquestionably Republican. They cite 221 electoral votes from 21 states plus 23 states including the solid south, totaling 226 for Democrats, with four swing states on or near the border. The analysis uses November returns and predicts control of the 1940 electoral college with 45 more votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Deal Democratic Front
Republican National Committee
Solid South
Democrats
New York
Idaho
Montana
Illinois
GMO. P
White House
House of Representatives
Hearing Tests Planned For Elyria Lorain County Children
A clinic to test school children suspected of hearing defects will be held at the Washington School building on Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Edith O. Cuthbert, State supervisor of education for the hard of hearing, will supervise. Elyria children five years and older should come between 9 10 a m Wednesday and 3 p m Thursday. Mrs Mabel Ellis, school health nurse, will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County
Washington School
Edith O. Cuthbert
Franklin School
Mabel Ellis
Schonl
Dick Whittington Cat Returns to Mansion House
The cat of the Lord Mayor of London has re appeared at the Mansion House after a mysterious disappearance reported earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Whittington
London
Mansion House
Death of Elyria Resident Willard M. Taylor at 72
Willard M. Taylor, age 72, died suddenly Sunday at his Elyria home after thirty-two years in the city. Born September 22, 1866 in Troy New York, he leaves daughter Mary and sons Bud and Edward, all of Elyria, with wife the late Alice Taylor. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 3 PM from the Taylor residence with Rev William Muir Auld officiating. cremation will follow on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard M. Taylor
Fourth Street
Mr. Taylor
Elyria
Troy
New York
Mary Taylor
Bud
Edward Taylor
Aliece Taylor
Taylor
William Muir Auld
Nobles Rites Held After Brief Illness At North Eaton
Fred Lyndes Nobles died at 5 00 this morning at his North Eaton home after a brief illness. He was 79 and lived his whole life on the farm where he was born. Survived by two daughters Mrs J E Symons of Chestnut Ridge and Mrs E J Rousseau of Brighton and one grandson Arthur Rosseau of Brighton. Wife Sarah Strickland Nobles died in 1929. Friends may call at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. Services Thursday at 2 00 with Rev Archie Jevenson of North Eaton church officiating. Burial in Butternut Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lyndes Nobles
North Eaton
J. E. Symons
Chestnut Ridge
E. J. Rousseau
Brighton
Arthur Rosseau
Sarah Strickland Nobles
Sudro Curtis Funeral
Archie Jevenson
North Eaton Church
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Mrs Hattie Haserodt 69 Dies Widowed Life in Elyria
Mrs. Hattie Haserodt widow of George Haserodt died at her daughter Helen Newton’s Minneapolis home. Born in Elyria she lived there her whole life and was a Grace Lutheran church member. Survived by Paul Haserodt of Chicago and Mrs Newton of Minneapolis, plus a sister Retta Sullivan of Ogden Center Michigan and two grandchildren. Funeral at Grace Lutheran Wednesday 2 00 p.m. Rev W W Walker officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Haserodt
George Haserodt
Helen Newton
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Haserodt
Elyria
Grace Lutheran Church
Paul Haserodt
Chicago
Newton
Retta Sullivan
Ogden Center
Michigan
Sudro- Curtis
W. W. Walker
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Mrs Emilie Barnes of Amherst Rites Set
Mrs Emilie Barnes 75 died Saturday at Amherst hospital after six months illness. Born in Amherst she lived here all her life and belonged to St Peter Evangelical and Reformed church and the Women’s Union. Survived by husband Howard daughter Elmer Baker grandson Howard Baker two sisters Miss Mary Lersch and Mrs Lacey Skinner. Funeral Tuesday 2 PM at the Bakers home 717 Paris Ave with Rev C E Schmidt officiating. Burial in Middle Ridge cemetery by O H Baxter Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Emilie Barnes
Leavitt Road
Amherst Hospital
Mrs Mulhcland Dies in Kalamazoo Michigan
Mrs. J C Mulhcland former resident of Case Read died February 19 in Kalamazoo Michigan. She is survived by her husband and sisters in Ohio. The obituary notes limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C. Mulhcland
Case Read
Avery
Kalamazoo
Mich
Gan
Onto
Mulinoland
Ales
Ohio
Anne Zenich Departed After Illness at Elyria Memorial
Mrs Anne Zenich of 630 West Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital Sunday February 28 2011 following a day long illness She was born in Austria fifty two years ago and came to Elyria from Rockwood Pa twenty three years ago She was a member of SS Peter and Pauls Church Survived by two sons Charles and Michael Zenich Both of Elyria Funeral services set for Tuesday at 9 a.m. from Bttner Funeral Home with interment at Elmwood Cemetery Lorein officiated by Reverend John Semanitzky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Zenich
West Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Austria
Elyria
Rockwood
SS. Peter and Pauls Church
Noutes
Charles
Michael Zenich
Elvite
B.ttner Funeral Home
Jefenome
SS. Peters and Pauls Church
Lorein
John Semanitzky
Elmwood Cemetery
Mary Jane O Hara dies at 92 in Elsha
Miss Mary Jane O Hara of Cumberland Maryland died at her home on Maple Street February 27 after a long illness. She had moved to Elsha from Lorain four years ago and earlier lived in Lorain fifteen years. She belonged to St Marys church in Elyria and is survived by a sister Mrs Michael Melven of Johnstown Pennsylvania and several nieces and nephews. A great niece Sister Mary Claude S N D teaches at St Marys School in the city. Friends may call at the Bittner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane O Hara
Cumberland
Maryland
Maple Street
Elsha
Lorain
St. Mary’s Church
Elyria
Michael Melven
Johnstown
Mary Claude S. N. D
St Mary's School
Bittner
Personal Makeup To Be Discussed At Meeting
Members of the Loren Counts Young Women's group plan a session to discuss personal makeup and related topics. Details include timing around evening hours and local involvement with community and club leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren
Perso
Ohio
Republica
Cme
Cts
Nira
Mrs Crosley Dies Suddenly In Florida
Mrs Crosley wife of Powell Crosley Sr died unexpectedly in Florida after a long illness. She was mother to Martha Pere Jon Nings and was connected to the Crosley Corp and Cincinnati base ball club. The funeral was scheduled for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosley
Ley Corp
C.me
Martha Pere Jon- Nings
Five Boys Charged in Vandalism of Lorain Co. House
Five youths aged between 2 and 15 were summoned by E J Stansard to answer charges of vandalism at a Lorain County property owned by Sayings and Loan Company located at 292 Marseilles. Police reported plaster and window shades damaged after forced entry through a rear door. four youths questioned, one absent during sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E J. Stansard
Fr. Bovlan
Lorain
Marseilles
Hoa
Ang Obia Ned Ocn
Funeral services set for Loren resident at Marr's church
Funeral home announces services for a Loren resident with mass at Marr's Church at 9 a.m. and a prior service at 8:30 a.m. Reverend Father Josefe Scharnitzay to officiate. Burial follows in Calvary Cemetery in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marr’s
Josefe Scharnitzay
Calvary Ceretery
Loren
Obituary: Florence Brenerstul New Lundar Resident
Wellington area obituary reports Florence Brenerstul of New Lundar died after illness. Survived by Edith, Geuzhier, Florence and three sons, with services at the Baptist Church Tuesday led by Rev John Greer. Burial in Hertwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Reward West
Mis Deugeter
Lins
Florence Brenerstul
New Lundar
Strose
Weung
LT Wetag
Bauver
Piskere Dea
Edith
Des Saas Les
Poy Toesday
John Greer Cheeting
Hert
Aois
Funeral Service for Martha Ann Grover 89
Martha Ann Grover died at home after a heart attack early Sunday in Tower of Biteminghem. She was born September 30 1239 in Penneyahia. Survived by nieces and nephews. funeral Tuesday at 2 06 from the Birmingham Methodist Church with burial in Ingem cemetery services arranged by local pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Grover
Huren
Reestenda Auemt
Pesgie
C.et- Ingnem Cemetery
Obituary Notice for Grace Pergirs of Ware
Grace Pergirs aged 14, of Ware, nee Man, died early morning after illness. Born September 13 1874, she leaves former husband James Wortary and daughters Mrs Jobe Hurst and Mrs Leds Derby, plus numerous siblings and relatives from Waxemar Florence and Indiane. Funeral services are planned for Thursday with burial at local cemetery, with relatives requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas Grace Pergirs
Ware
J Vhs
Man
Brmocham
Sne Lea
James Wortary
Irs
Jobe Hurst
Derby
Waxemar
Charlee
Earl
Lawyers to Honor New Elected Head Of State Bar Group
The Lorain County Bar Association to host a March 7 dinner at Spring Valley Country Club honoring Howard Barkdull of Cleveland newly elected president of the Ohio Bar Association. Samuel Deutsch announces the event with Frank E. Stevens presiding in J Smythe’s absence in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Bar Association
Spring Valley Country Club
Samuel Deutsch
Howard Barkdull
Cleveland
Ohi Bar Association
Frank E. Stevens
Lorain County Bar Ass
J. Smythe
Amherst
Tex
Rotarians Hear Bee Expert From Hicksville
J. H. Deibel proprietor of the Cnerrveane Roiary in Hicksville will address the Elyria Rotary Club at the Elks Restaurant at noon. He will discuss The Story of the Honey Bee and is described as one of Ohio's largest beekeepers with about 400 bee stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Deibel
Cnerrveane Roiary
Hicksville
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks
Deibel
Ohio
Farmer Dies in Blaze Near Businessburg
A Bellaira area farmer named Artes Cook and his wife and two children were injured when their home burned last night. Cook died from burns and the others were treated at Bellaire City Hospital after attempting to save the pets. Fire started as Cook used cat oil to start a fire, the container exploded and flames engulfed them.
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Bellaire. O
Businessburg
Here
Cook
Bellaire City Hospital
Garner Atesser
Artes Cook
Stays Granted in Slaying of Springfield Officer
In Columbus Ohio February 27 three county court convicts Henry Dingle Henry Chapman and Harry Dingledine were granted stays of their death sentences for the murder of Springfield police officer Leeman Martin Randolph on March 3 1937. The Ohio Supreme Court will hear their appeals and the executions are postponed pending ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Harry Dingledine
Henry Dingleane
Harry Chapmen
Clars County Common Pleas Court
Springfeld
Caio Supreme Court
Ohio Penitentiary
Po- Leeman
Martin Randolpn
Fire crews respond to boiler smoke at Glen Rogers Motors
Fireman Ben Mosley led a Glen Rogers Motors crew to East Bridge street yesterday for a smoke check. He found the boiler damper was closed, causing the smoke from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Mosley
uné-Man
Glen Rogers Motors, Inc
Cushing
East Bridge Street
Fire Department
Two Men Fined for Disorderly Conduct in City Court
Edgar Witt of 1237 East River Street and Charles Earman of 332 East Bridge Street were arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on disorderly conduct charges. Witt was fined 82 and costs and Earman was fined $1 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Witt
East River Street
Charles Earman
East Bridge Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Elyria man fined for intoxication arrest at Broad Street
Stephen J. Smith of R. D. 2 Elyria was fined two dollars and costs after appearing before Mayor Joseph Q. Pe roo on a charge of intoxication. He was arrested at Broad Street and Middle Avenue at 6 15 P M Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. Smith
R. D
Elyria
Joseph Q. Pe‘ro
Broadstreet End
Middle Avenue
Saturdar
Composition in photography topic for Elyria club talk
Miss Grace Schulke art teacher will lead a talk on photographic composition at the Elyria Camera Club meeting at the YMCA tonight. She is also conducting a course on composition for club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Schulke
Elyria Camera Club
Miss Schulke
Postponed Lorain County School Meeting Rescheduled
C A Gibbons county superintendent said the monthly meeting of Lorain County school superintendents and principals is postponed to Tuesday evening March 7 at Ridgeview due to illness among officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
Ridgeie
Police confiscate rifle used in home shooting at Ryan residence
Police yesterday confiscated an z1 rifle used by a boy who fired through a bathroom window at 137 L.negin court the home of E. W. Ryan. The boy's father agreed to pay for the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Ryan
L.negin Court
Court House Notices and Local Legal Actions
Deputies investigated a $24 theft from Helen Kalblinger in Sheffield Lake during a party. Clyde Bachman was fined for speeding 70 mph on Route 58 south of Oberlin. A 1927 Falcon sedan was reported stolen with license YZ 356. Mary Vargo granted divorce from John Vargo. Mary to use maiden name Mary Yuhasz. Employees Transit Lines named defendant in a $50,000 personal injury suit by Martha Dean for injuries from a bus collision at Broadway and Erie Ave. Lena Schmidt seeks divorce from Anthony Schmidt. Helen Berthoff seeks divorce from Nathaniel Berthoff. Second trial in Peter Firos v. International Workers Order proceeds. Piros seeks $1,000 on an insurance contract connected to Mary Firos’ death. The order contends it is fraternal. the plaintiff argues it is an insurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bachman
Ashland
John von Blum
Oberlin
Mary Vargo
John Vargo
Lorain
Mary Yuhasz
D. A. Covak
The
Employees Transit Lines, Inc
Martha Dean
Broadway and
Erie Avenue
Peter Firos
Lurain
International Workers Order, Inc
D. A. Cook
Piros
Mary
District Court of Appeals
Pioneer Printing Shop to Rise in Canyon Museum
The Panhandle Plains Historical Society in Canyon Texas to recreate a topical pioneer printing office in its museum. Frank Hill announced the project with Topeka newspaper sponsors. Clyde Warwick aids as Panhandle Press secretary as relics like a G-Wash hand press and old type are gathered for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Tex
The
Panhandle Plains Historical Society
Frank Hill
Topeka Newspaperman
Hill
Clyde W. Warwick
Panhandle Press Association
Canyon News
Last Wife's Club Formed by Waverly Legion Auxiliary
A new "Last Wife's Club" unit has formed within the local American Legion post auxiliary in Waverly. Members plan a dinner every Armistice Eve and will mark a member's empty chair at a death. A comparable "Last Man's Club" exists among the legionnaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Last Wife's Club
American Legion Post
Last Man's Club
Waverly Legionnaires
Barn Fire In Augusta Leaves Car Destroyed
Joseph Rony found a burned roadster in the barn at Augusta after opening the door at dawn. The hay in the mows remained unburned though straw and chaff lay on the floor near the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Joseph Rony
Fumes Fatal to Twins In Cleveland Home
Police blamed kerosene stove fumes for the deaths of two month old twins Melvin and Marvin Whatley. The infants were found dead in their crib by their mother Bertha Whatley. The tragedy occurred in Cleveland Ohio on February 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Melvin
Marvin Whatley
Bertha
Widow of Lenin Krupskaya Dies in Moscow
Nadezhda Konstantinovna Krupskaya widow of Nikolai Lenin and longtime Bolshevik figure dies at 70 official Tass Agency reports. She marked her birthday yesterday and remained active in the Commissariat of Education though distant from politics in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nadezhda Konstantinovna Krupskaya
Nikolai Lenin
Tass
Mme. Krupskaya
Commissariat of Education
Shoushinskoy
Vladimir Llyrtech Oulianov
Lenin
St Petersburg
Czar Nicholas II
Russia
Miners Persist in Sit-Down Strike at Wolfe Cal mine
In Oneida Pa on February 27 a sit-down strike continued at the Wolfe Callieries Company Mine as illness reduced the number of workers to 53. Reverend Joseph Baran from St. Josephs in Sheppton visited the miners and reported they were in excellent health and spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Wolfe Callieries Company
Joseph Baran
St. Joseph’s
Sheppton
Toledo Market Roundup Shows Grain Prices and Produce Stalls
A jumble of market listings details grain bids for wheat corn oats and soybeans along with varied produce prices. The report lists No 2 red wheat No 2 yellow corn and assorted vegetables such as carrots celery cabbage lettuce mushrooms and onions with prices per unit and baskets noted.
Agricultural Market Report from Local Auction Yard
The listing shows cattle, hogs, and sheep with prices across grades. Included are steers and heifers from 116 pounds up, cows, bulls, and market lambs with quoted ranges, plus poultry, eggs, and potatoes by weight and box size. Prices vary by weight and quality, with unsettled items noted and constants like firm poultry markets and specific regional produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romman
Acreo E
Strow Choice
Lambs
Sant
Legislature To Reconvene This Evening
Columbus news reports the Ohio legislature planned to reconvene to speed major bills. Key measures target a three member parole board, a single tax commissioner with a board of appeals, and revisions to the civil service commission. A nine member Conservation Council with eight voting members and the agriculture director is also under consideration. Proposals to require state institutions to burn Ohio coal were expected to pass, with a relief plan in discussion for 1939 and 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House
Senate
Tax Commission
State Parole Board
Civil Service Commission
Board of Appeals
Senate Taxation Committee
Bricker
Parole Board
Myrna Smith
Davey
Ann Makley Dayton
Conservation Council
Ohio
Mystery surrounds brutal campus murder of dancer Sosoyeva
Los Angeles detectives investigate the brutal murder of dancer Sosoyeva on the City College Campus Friday night. Clues include blood stained gloves and a green painted two by four. Autopsy finds no rape. investigators consider jealousy or predatory motive. Suspects include known degenerates. Sosoyeva, a Russian-born performer, recently married in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Blonde Any
Sosoyeva
Murde
City College
Fran R. Webb
Fanny Susoff
San Francisco
New York
Heavy Snow Clears in Fremont After 12-Hour Effort
A six inch snow storm in Fremont prompted a 12 hour work shift by crews on Sunday to clear streets and assist state and county roads. The heavy fall disrupted travel but was being cleared by city workers and road crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Coal States Threaten Retaliatory Legislation
Reports indicate West Virginia and Pennsylvania and possibly other coal producing states are prepared to enact retaliatory legislation if the discriminatory coal bill passes the general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
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Bender
O. Grafton
P. A. Walker General Auctioneer
Redington
Nichels Court - Elyria
Fred Lyndes
Mrs. Emilie Barnes
J. C. Mulholland
Anna Zenich
Mary Jane O'Hara
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Jie
Dickens
Cincinnato
Gre
Powell
Edward West
Mrs
Grace Perkins
Helen Kalblinger
Sheffield Lake Village
Harry Wright
Abbe Read
Lena A Schmidt
Anthony P. Schmidt
Helen T. Berthoff
Nathaniel Berthoff
Legion Post Auxiliary
Sederis
Bluebird
Toledo
Ely
Howegrowers Warket
Ould
Baldwin Sthan
le Bees
Shea Sc
Gidenings
Metutesh
Ge Vortiernt Spa
Baldwin Dh
Jonathan Vty
Home Beauty
Sue Baw
Cleveland Livestock
Maine
Texas
Florida
Greyhound Travel Bureau
Court St
Greyhound
Spareries
Big Ben Lump
Coal Murbach Coal
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