Ultimatum Issued to Rebels in Tokyo Firefight Threat
Japanese army authorities warned extremist rebels in Tokyo to evacuate buildings they occupy or be shelled. Garrison commander Gen Kohei Kashi gave a noon Tokyo time surrender ultimatum with bombardment as an alternative. Traffic near Hibiya Park was halted as evictions were readied, and reports indicated a possible skirmish gap before rebel evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
Tokyo
Kohei Kashi
Hibiya Park
Singapore
San Francisco
Tokio
Foreign Office
Special Meetings Continue At Church Of Christ
Evangelistic meetings at the Church of Christ continue for another week with Tonight Will J Foster speaking on The Value of a Soul. Next week features include Organizations Night Membership Night Men’s Night Official Board Family Night and Bible School Night with committees named for attendance. Dan Hughes singing evangelist introduces a chorus I Gave Jesus The Key To My Heart. There will be no service Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
J Foster
Dan Hughes
Foster
Jesus
Wilder Announces Candidacy For County Recorder
Mose Wilder of 124 Eastern Weights Blvd a longtime tobacco dealer announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county recorder. He placed second in a five candidate field two years ago and is married and active in the Masonic Elks Eagles and Spanish War Veterans organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Wilder
Eastern Weights Blvd
Wilder
Masonic, Elks, and
Eagles
Spanish War Veterans Organization
Y M C A To Stage Ping Pong Tourney
Elvrian ping pong artists can enter a city tournament at the Y M C A entries due March 7. Use your paddle or Y M C A supplied gear. First round games finish by March 13 with two of three wins. Winners get a gold medal, runner up silver. Greenlee Haynes directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvrian
Carl Wagner
Warner
Greenlee Haynes
Lawyers' Club to Hear County Prosecutor Talk
Elvira Lawyers Club at Newell Hotel will hear County Prosecutor Howard R. Butler speak at tomorrow noon. The topic is Shall the Grand Jury be Abolished, announced today by president John K. Nece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Butler
Elvira Lawyers’ Club
Newell Hotel
John K. Nece
Agate Files First Petition For Clerk Of Courts
H E Acate of Elyria filed the first petition for county clerk of courts with the board of elections. The document carried about 900 signatures and a filing fee of 21 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
H. E Acate
Elyria
Agate
Oberlin Social Notes From Esther Alflen Column
Mrs Esther Alflen of East Lorato Street reports social happenings in Oberlin showcasing Allan Harris and local residents. Contact details for social inquiries include East Lorato Street and phone numbers 4514 and 4371.
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Esther Alflen
East
Lorato St
Allan Harris
Oberlin College events fill week with concerts and lectures
Friday schedule features M M Metcalf Club at Wright Laboratory and a Senior Flute Recital by Ruth Freeman in Warner Hall. Oberlin hosts basketball vs Otterbein, assembly programs at Finney Chapel, and lectures by Dr Erl Bates on American Indian adjustment and origins of man. Also listed are drama Death Takes a Holiday, art exhibitions, geological talks, and social club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Metcalf Club
Wright Laboratory
A. P. Lothrop
Warner Hall
Ruth A. Freeman
Social Science Club
Oberlin Inn
Kemper Fullerton
Dorothy F. Peterson
Finney Chapel
Erl Bates
Cornell University
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
J. C. Scofield
G. D. Hubbard
Central America
Literary Club Hosts Alaska Papers Report
Mrs R P Harvey of South Cedar avenue hosted the Literary and Social Club yesterday afternoon. Papers on Alaska were read by Miss Jacobs of the Nursery School, who also reported on the school routine and enrollment. Mrs A R Carsten of King Street will hostess the next meeting on March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Harvey
South Cedar Avenue
Alaska
Death of Mrs Lora Gazley of San Diego
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Lora Gazley of San Diego California on January 25. She was a Civil War era Oberlin College student who, at about 90 years old, attended the college centennial in 1933 traveling from California alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Gazley
San Diego
Calif
Gazley
Oberlin College
Athough
Oberlin Superintendent to speak at Ohio Industrial Arts Conference
HY L Rawdon superintendent of Oberlin schools will speak at the Ohio Industrial Arts Conference in Columbus on March 14. His topic is The Oberlin Development An Exempted Village Program. The conference is sponsored by the Ohio Educational Association the State Department of Education the Industrial Arts Teachers Educational Centers and the Franklin County Industrial Arts Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HY. L. Rawdon
Oberlin
Columbus
Pleasant Street School P T A Meeting Set
The Parent Teachers Association of Pleasant Street School will hold a business meeting Monday at 3:45 PM in the school auditorium to discuss several important matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association of
Pleasant Street School
Lorain County Council of Women to Meet in Elyria
The Lorain County Council of Women will meet at the M E church in Elyria on Sunday at 2 30 p m. Mrs Rosie Muller from Lorain will exhibit handcrafts made from mattress scraps. The meeting is open to the public and candidates will present their platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
New Elyria Industry Moves to Larger Quarters Tomorrow
Wheatex Packing Company in Elyria opens its new 619 or Street plant for public inspection tomorrow. Founded less than a year ago with early support from local grocers, the firm now sells Wheatex and grain products across northern Ohio with 48 Elyria stores, 65 Lorain County shops, and hundreds in Cleveland. The move doubles floor space to about 4090 square feet and adds a large separator. a second will come soon. Howard Barnhart runs production as the firm plans simmer cereals for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Wheatex Packing Company
Or. Street
Lorain County
Leslie C. Walker
Tupcal
Walker
Ohio
Torain
Cleveland
Young Elsha Company
Howard Barnhart
More Sleighs Are Reported Today
Oberlin reports three more people sending letters about bobsteds and cutters. Floris Leather of Pittsfield owns a fifty year old bobsted via Joseph Davidson who bought it second hand. Davidson also possesses a cutter in fine running order. a cyclone damaged its back, timber ripped from hinges. Chester Elliott of LaGrange owns a cutter with an ornamental deer head and horse decoration from 1876. William Schlechter of Henrietta has a family two seater cutter made by his father and uncle fifty-two years ago, still sound, with runners and steel shoes replaced. Schlechter also owns a wooden shed bolt sled used for thirty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Iceland
Greenland
Alaska
Oberlin
Floris Leather
Pittsfield
Joseph Davidson
Davidson
Chester Elliott
LaGrange
Thiaix
Falls Asleep While Driving Narrow Escape on City Streets
Fred Zeck of West State street fell asleep at 1 55 a m today and drove his brother s car into the rear of a bakery truck on Cleveland street causing heavy front end damage and a nose laceration. Charles R Maples reported his car damaged by Wes ley Houser of 430 Kenyon avenue while turning into his driveway at 222 Cornell avenue about 1 pm yesterday. Walter Potter of 503 East Broad street and Stanley Hammond of 115 Clark street had minor damage in a collision on Lodi Street yesterday.
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Zeck
Cleveland Street
Beck
Charles R Maples
Wesley Houser
Kenyon Avenue
Cornell Avenue
Walter Potter
East Broad Street
Stanley Hammond
Clark Street
Lodi Street
Court releases detainee after three days of contempt sentence
Russ ll] Yearly, 21, Elsris, was freed from county jail yesterday by Judge Guy B. Fiddley after serving three days of a 10 day contempt of court term. Mrs. Milton Pippert of Elyria obtained a divorce today for gross neglect and extreme cruelty before Judge Guy B. Findley. Mrs. Buray FL Hunt filed for divorce for gross neglect. Mrs. Joseph Gomez of Lorain filed for divorce for gross neglect.
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Russ
Elsris
Guy B. Fiddley
Mra
Milton Pippert
Elyria
Guy B. Findley
Buray FL Hunt
Joseph Gomez
Lorain
Death Notice for Katherine Mullaney at St Marys Church
Funeral services were held at 9 00 this morning from St Marys church for Katherine Mullaney 97 who died Wednesday at Elyria Clinic. Miss Mullaney fell Monday and broke her hip. She had been living with Mr and Mrs F J Stukes 221 1-2 East Sixth Street. No known relatives survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Katherine Mullaney
Elyria Clinic
Miss Mullaney
F. J. Stukes
East Sixth Street
Hungarian immigrant Julia Antal 71 dies after week illness
Julia Antal 71 who lived with Mrs Lena Fuyka at 229 Trondale street died Thursday evening after a weeklong illness. Born in Hungary February 16 1865 she came to the area 35 years ago and was a Sacred Heart Church Altar Society member. Survived by brother John Antal of Hungary. Body to move from Bittner funeral home to Mrs Furka’s home for services Saturday at 9 30 A M and at Sacred Heart Church at 10 A M with Rev Theodore Zekany officiating. Interment in St Mary’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Antal
Lena Fuyka
Trondale Street
Hungary
Sacred Heart Church
Altar Society
John Antal
Bittner
Furka
Sacred Fireart
Fr Theodore Zekany
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Mrs Hannah Sala Dies at 90 in Decatur Home
Mrs Hannah Sala mother of Reverend John F Sala former Elyria Church of Christ pastor died at her son Reverend Homer Sala’s home in Decatur Illinois after five years in the city. Pneumonia caused death at age 90. Survived by four sons J P Sala Charles Sala Orrin Sala and Homer Sala with four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial was in Canton Ohio on Tuesday February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Sala
John F. Sala
Elyria
Decatur
Canton
Ohio
Cleveland Market Prices and Live Stock Roundup
Market notes show eggs at 22¢, hens around 24¢, ducks and capons listed with varied prices. Cattle, calves, sheep, lambs, and hogs all described with week-to-week changes and weight ranges, including steers up to 1100 lbs and hogs around 50-60 dollars, reflecting modest movements across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dee
Baes
Thane
Florida
Budget clash over 270 million annual needed for nine years
The article reports Treasury estimates that 270 million dollars annually for nine years would amortize the 1916 bonus, leaving 110 million in new revenue. The president plans a relief request of about 2 billion financed by borrowing, with new taxes, and details remain undisclosed. A farm program limiting soil conservation spending to 599 million was approved, awaiting the president's action as he discusses tax ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Congress
Harrison
Centenar ian Deaths Record High Female Share
Out of 691 reported centenarian deaths during a ten year period 73 percent were women. This reflects a notable gender disparity in longevity across the period and highlights women as the majority of centenarian deaths in the dataset.
Toledo Produce Prices and Grains Listing
Gratin in elevators and assorted grain prices listed. CORN No 2 yellow prices 102 with bid 10. OATS No 2 white 313. CORN No 2 red 102. No 3 red 1.00. OATS No 2 white 313. eggs extras 2 34 4 2c. butter extra 39 per pound.
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Toledo
Loans Discussed In Kiwanis Club Talk
Clarence H. Kleinger of Lima spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon on Personal Loans. Guests from nearby clubs attended. Walter Schultz announced a Dinner Bridge for March 10 at Elvira Country Club. Arthur L. Richwine invited members to the Federal Inspection of the local National Guard unit on March 29. Public inspection of the new quarters and equipment will be offered. President C. P. Shively attended the St. Louis meeting. yesterday’s meeting was led by Vice President Dustheimer in Shively’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Kleinger
Lima
Kiwanis Club
Newell Hotel
Walter Schultz
Elvira Country Club
Arthur L. Richwine
National Guard
C. P. Shively
St. Louis
Dustheimer
Shively
Street name changes in Dundee old quarter reported
Dundee residents note historic street names including Seagate Cowgate Overgate and Nethergate reflecting past urban layout. The article outlines how these avenues were identified in old maps and how modern references align with the city’s medieval and industrial eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Scotland
Seagate
Cowgate
Overgate
Nethergate
Company repeat victory at Elyria safety meeting
General Industries Company by A H West won its second cup as W A Schmitt accepts for the group and credits plant cooperation. Last year’s average employment was 290, rising to about 809 this year. Winners and no accident certificates were handed out by Kearns and H I Schnerer. A safety education playlet titled The Education of Careless Car was shown by Klenny S Jenkins and William B Young of the National Tube Company with music by Joe Monia and Mae Turst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Industries Company
A. H. West
Elyria
Lorain
W. A Schmittgen
Kearns
HI. M Schnerer
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Klenny S Jenkins
William B Young
National Tube Company
Joe Monia
Mae Turst
Fort Seneca man dies after 20 foot fall at plant
Irvin Suffecool, 40, of Fort Seneca, died in a Tiffin hospital after a fall from about 20 feet at the Basic Dolomite Co. plant in Maple Grove. He suffered injuries hours earlier and was father to a daughter born two days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Irvin Suffecool
Fort Seneca
Dolomite Co
Maple Grove
Famous singer Antonio Scotti dies in Naples at 70
Naples report says world famous bari tenor Antonio Scotti died yesterday at age 70. Chicago items note co-eds on a first date favor fewer dates after a leap year poll showing 96 men against first date kisses and 60 approving a goodnight kiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Antonio Scotti
Chicago
University of Chicago
Executrix Sells Deceased Julia A Clark Property
The undersigned will sell at public auction the personal property of Julia A Clark deceased at her residence the P K Clark farm on the Diagonal Road Carlisle Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia A. Clark
P. K. Clark
Diagonal Rd
Carlisle Township
Belden
Dairy cattle sale announced for March 4 at 11:30 A.M.
Edna Foley executrix sells 51 head Holstein and Jersey cattle mixed herd including springers cows heifers and calves plus 17 tons of Timothy hay and 4 acres field corn by the shock. Pure breds not registered. Cash terms. Lunch on grounds. Sale conducted by Clayton H. Sooy auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Harry A. Baker Clayton
SODY
Lee Klinect
Earl Jibbs
Kipton
Camden Center
Pittsfield Center
The
Camden Baptist Church
Auctioneers and owners named in sale notice
Mrs Georgia Gibbs and Leral Neat listed as owners in a sale notice with Dunlop and Sody as principals and H. B. Cook acting as Clark and auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Gibbs
Leral Neat
Dunlop and Sody
H. B. Cook
Clark
Tra ternal deaths seen in 1936 could be preventable
Authorities report about 15,000 known maternal deaths nationwide in 1936 with experts estimating that about half were preventable through better medical care and public health measures.
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Japan
Bulletin
Blue Bird
Court Street
Y.M.C. A
Lawyers’ Club
Homburg
Edith Mae Hatshoppe
Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Sail
Union St
Otterbein
Warner Gymnasium
John Frazer
Carnegie Library
Arthur Schnabel
School of Theology
Fairchild Chapel
Allegheny
Goodrich House
Allen Art Building
Lord
Draamatic Association
Philadelphia Society of Etchers
A. mi
C. E. Simcox
G. L. Tennell
California
Up. T. A. Meeting
Council OF Women
Fred Zeck
West State Street
Mrs
Toledo Gras
Gratin
Iansit Bill
Alice
Carroll Newell
Rupert
Mer
Bluebird
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Rigbee Supply
Broad St
Murbach
Edna Foley
E. A. Roob
Clayton II. Sooy
Klinect Brothers
Clerks
Neght
Chester White Shoals
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