Sale Of Auto Licenses To Start Tuesday
Auto license sales for 1938 are set to begin Tuesday at three Elyria deputy registrar offices. Despite not yet receiving plate supplies, deputies expect arrival today and plan to start sales tomorrow. Fees remain as last year and new plates may be used after March 1, with full compliance required on April 1. Truck and farm truck owners should apply locally to obtain lower state rates.
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Elyria
Thomas Francis
Broad Street
Allyan Gehl
Elysria
Columbus
City Board Purchases Coupe and Truck for Use
The city board of control chaired by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro and Service Director I. D. Faxon bought a Chevrolet master coupe for George Savage city sealer and food inspector at net $600 after credit for an old car. A tom and a half dump truck cost $1,010 net after old-truck allowance. bids were three for the car and five for the truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Control
Joseph Q. Petro
I. D. Faxon
George Savage
Savage
Glen Rogers Motor Company
J. R. Dali Motor Company
Lorain Man To Face Charge Here Saturday
Charles Virtue of 521 West 21st street Lorain was arrested at 3 15 p m Saturday for driving while under the influence of liquor He will be tried next Saturday before Major Joseph Q Petro Chief E J Stankard reported Virtue’s car sideswiped Richard Adams street Samuel street and L J Barnhart 2354 Woostercourt then hit a street sign at East avenue and George street Patrolmen Lee Johnson and Russell Payne said
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Virtue
George Street
Lee Johnson
Russell Payne
County Commissioners Approve Garage Greasing Device Purchase
County commissioners authorized a $136 purchase of a greasing device for the county garage from The Smith Auto Parta Company. They also bought 12 auto fire extinguishers for $175 from George Peaira of Elyria. tabulations are being made from 90 bids received last Friday for about $25,000 of engineering department equipment, with results due this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Auto Parta Company
George Peaira
Elyria
Engineering Department
Seward and Stetson Reappointed to County Election Board
James B. Seward a Democrat and Frank A. Stetson a Republican were reappointed for four years by Secretary of State William J. Kennedy. Their new terms begin March 1, with Seward starting his fourth term and Stetson his third as reported.
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Porain County
Local court actions filed in Sandusky area
Dr. Harry W. Powers of Amherst sues Sherman Comings of Kalamazoo for 10000 in personal injury from a Route 2 crash near Sandusky on July 19 1936. R A West sues Frank and Frances Godridge and Verona Fatz for 335 in professional fees. Bessie Snook divorced Walter Snook on gross neglect. Damages to livestock from dogs must be filed with county commissioners within four hours to be allowed, per state examiner ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Powers
Amherst
Agaist
Sherman Comings
Kalamazoo
Mich
Sandusky
R. A. West
Frank and Frances Godridge
Verona Fatz
Board of County Commissioners
Hear From Harter On Evictions
Congressman Don W. Harter notified county commissioners by letter that he referred to Charles A. Jones, HOLC general manager, about 17 HOLC tenants facing immediate eviction. Harter offered to pursue remedies if facts are provided and included part of Jones's reply stating HOLC is more lenient than private lenders. The commissioners stressed the complaint concerns tenants, not borrowers, but Harter noted the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don W. Harter
Charles A. Jones
Home Owners Loan Corporation
HOLC
Jones
Coughlin Denounces Abuses of Capitalism
Father Charles E. Coughlin in a Sunday address assailed the New Deal for protecting big business and high finance. He decried capitalism as a major cause of economic misery and urged that ownership rise for homes and farms to at least half, controlled by occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Coughlin
New Deal
Father Coughlin
United States
Relief Workers Local to Meet Tuesday in Elyria Vicinity
Members of Relief Workers Local No. 1 in Elyria and vicinity will hold their weekly meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the home of Carroll Milarding West Street this was announced today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Workers’ Local No. 1
Elyria and
Vicinity
Carroll Milarding
Weat Street
Democratic Club Meeting at Lorain Antlers Hotel Tonight
Members of the Young Men's Democratic Club will meet at the Antlers Hotel in Lorain at 7:30 this evening. No program details were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Antlers
Lorain
Automobile Stolen From Depot Street Saturday Night
Harry Smith of 217 Gulf road reported a 1932 DeSoto with license D 51 was stolen from Depot street between 6 and 6 50 P M Saturday.
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Harry Smith
Gulf Road
Depot Street
Eight Killed In Week End Accidents
Ohio weekend toll tops eight with victims including Emory Jambor 74 and Peter Schmidt 55 in Cleveland. A car driven by Franklin Stabner 24 killed Martha Radeliti 23 and Robert Anderson 26 near Marion after skidding from Harding Highway. Stabner slightly injured. John C Hanmer 56 brake man died in Marion railroad yards. Edward Taylor 33 of Buchtel burned in car near Nelsonville, possibly from a cigarette. William E Thomas 24 struck by Boyd Page 23 in Portsmouth. George Petrut 63 killed in Warren by hit and run driver.
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United Press
Ohio
Emory Jambor
Peter Schmidt
Cleveland
Martha Radeliti
Robert Anderson
Franklin Stabner
Harding Highway
Marion
Stabner
John C. Hanmer
Evin
Edward Taylor
Buchtel
Nelsonville
William E. Thomas
Boyd Page
Portsmouth
Pare
George Petrut
Warren
Must Take Bids For Handling Of Liquor In Bailment
In Columbus on February 28 the state auditor released a letter from Auditor Ferguson to State Liquor Director Miller. It states the auditor has no legal right to pay bailment charges on liquor bought by the state after March 2 and urges immediate advertisement for bids for liquor handling. Ferguson says he opposes bailment houses run by Franklin Warehousing Co Inc led by Gaylord P Stinchcomb, a former Ohio State All-American, on the grounds that Stinchcomb is also a liquor distributor. Warehousing contracts held by the firm were examined by the Senate Graft Investigating Committee last week.
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Columbus. O
State Auditor’s Office
Joseph T. Ferguson
J W. Miller
Liquor Department
Ferguson
Franklin Warehousing Co., Inc
Gaylord P
Pete” Stinchcomb
Ohio State
Stinchcomb
Senate
Student Shot While Fleeing Gas Station Robbery
DETROIT FEB. The plan of an Ohio State University graduate to pay tuition through robberies failed when police shot him in the thigh as he fled a gasoline station robbery. Frank Wendrick, 24, of Alliance Ohio, said he robbed the station for $38 to cover tuition and $100 in bad checks at Columbus. A campus clip showed he was a former star football player at Mount Union College. He admitted planning a series of holdups and said the gas station job was his first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ohio State University
Frank J. Wendricks
Alliance
Hendricks
Columbus
Mu Uniion College
College of Physical Education
Ohio State
Women's Project Season Near Close in Lorain County
Lorain County home demonstration projects for 1937-38 near completion with eight meetings left. Remaining sessions cover Feet and Their Care and Shoes and Foot Care, following the completed Good Grooming project. Programs list March events at Penfield, Rural Farm Women, Wellington Grange Hall, Columbia Town Hall, West Ridge East Carlisle, Brighton and Grafton Schools, Kipton Community Ladies' Aid.
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Lorain County
Apcort
Frances Nekert
Penfield Extension Group
Rural Farm Women’s Club
Hazel Leach
Eaton
Wellington Farm Women's Club
Wellington Grange Hall
Columbia Town Hall
West Ridge
East Carlisle Group
Brighton School
Grafton School
Community Ladies
Kipton
Cowling Named Vice President at Willys-Overland Motors
Toledo reports William Cowling elected vice president of Willys-Overland Motors Inc by president David R. Wilson. Cowling previously served as general sales manager of the Ford Motor Company for six and a half years and had a 23 year association with Ford.
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Toledo, O
William ©. Cowling
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc
David R. Wilson
Cowling
Ford Motor Company
Security program forum eyed at Lorain meeting
A Lorain forum on the Social Security program and worker benefits is planned for 8 p m Tuesday at the German Club House on Twenty ninth street and Apple Avenue. Margaret F Botton spearheads the event with speakers E A Hester and P D Fahnestock from the Cleveland regional offices, plus Douglas D Bugg of the Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-ninth Street
Apple Avenue
Lorain
Margaret F. Botton
Social Security Board
Cleveland
E. A. Hester
Bureau of Old Age Insurance
P. D. Fahnestock
Fahnestock
Hester
Douglas D. Bugg
Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission
Questins
Lorall
Erie
Huron
Pictures Of Africa Trip At Emmanuel Lutheran Church
A Teal motion picture file titled Whales Across Africa will be shown in the Emmanuel Lutheran Church downstairs auditorium on Tuesday. The film, by explorers Armand Dennis and Leila Rows, follows a safari across Africa by automobile. It features wild animals such as lions crocodiles rhinoceros and elephants and shows tribesmen with their dances and the meeting place of man and beast in the jungles.
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Afv
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Armand Dennis
Leila
Sho
Africa
Austrian Leader Faces Nazi Threat in Graz and Vienna
Vienna reports a semi alarm as Chancellor Schuschnigg moves to suppress illegal Nazi activity. Troops and police guard key centers including Graz where a Nazi march was feared. Schools in Styria closed to deter Nazi youth assembly and Seyss-Inquart may visit to coordinate the crackdown.
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Vienna
Kurt Schuschnigg
Graz
Nunai Styria
Gymnasia
Styria
Arthur von Seyss-Inquart
Interior
Lama
Schuschinigg
Fatherland Front
Nazia
Seress- Inquart
Schuschnigg
Seyss-Inguar
Schusehnigg
Rotarians To Hear Museum Director At Elyria Club
Harold L. Madison, director of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, will speak at the Elyria Rotary Club weekly meeting at Elka Restaurant at noon tomorrow. His topic is What Is Under Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Harold L. Madison
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Elyria Rotary Club
Elka
Cleveland
Tripped by Dog Injures La Grange Woman on Broad Street
Mrs. Stella Stunals of La Grange suffered a bruised knee Saturday afternoon when she was tripped by a dog chasing a stone kicked by a pedestrian. The accident occurred on Broad Street.
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Stella Stunals
la Grange
Broad SIT@EL
Oberlin club notices fill late February schedule
Oberlin circles publish a dense list of meetings for February 28 to March 2. Karl Wilson Loughe Post No 12 and the American Legion hold joint sessions. Vine Rebekah lodge, Oberlin Women’s clubs and many societies announce talks, socials, and dinners across Elm, Oak, South Professor, North Professor, East College, and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Wilson Loughe
Amerean Legion
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Todt
Oberlin Women’s Club
Frank Tobin
Elm Street
Frederick B. Aurz
Death Records Highlight Goldberg Wigert and Standen Obituaries
William C Goldberg of Anaconda Montana dies after two weeks illness. He leaves Lena Goldberg and multiple children and grandchildren. Also listed are the Wigert and Standen deaths with funeral plans, survivors, and burial details across Ridgeville and Dover Center. Winnie Frogley dies at 71 in Elyria with services to be held at Nichols Funeral Home and burial in Woodlawn.
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William C. Goldberg
William GC. Goldberg
West
Dark Avenue
Anaconda
Montana
Mr. Goldberg
Germany
Elyria
Montana City
Lena Goldberg
A. C. Goldberg
Anacona
Whive
Wagert
Clara Wigert
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
Cleveland
East Avon
St. Peter's Church
North Ridgeville
Knights of St. John Commandery No
Holy Name Socrety
Marian Wigert
Henry Wigert
Laurange
Barbara Padtey
Lawood
Herbert J. Venables
Harry E. Pfeil
Cleveland Heights
E. J. Brock
Fairview Village
Golda Rohrer
Steubenville
Ohio
John W. Rhein
St. Peter's Cemetery
Maury Elstanden
Arn
Fern Crehan
Uroud Street
Chifford Feass
Dover Center
Tucker Humphries
Dover Congregational Church
Standen
Evergreen Cemetery
Dover
Creban
Marion Watson
Boston
Massachusetts
Blanch
Godfrey
Clevelland
Nelle Paunessa
Theodore Standen
Jacobs Walters
Troyer Center
Henry Clausen
Raymond
New Hampshire
Fred Clausen
Winnie FR. Frogley
Winnie B. Frogley
Middle Avenue
Miss Frogley
Norwalk
Richard P. Frogley
Nellie Wallace
Long Beach
California
Harvey Hall
Harry Hall
Toledo
Nichols
Charles Christman Reader
The
Christian Science Church
Woodlawn
Edith Worthington Pinney Dies at 78 in Ithaca Michigan
Edith Worthington Pinney formerly of Elyria died at her home in Ithaca Michigan yesterday at age 78. She is survived by her husband Anson F. Pinney two sons two daughters seven grandchildren a sister Mrs W M Dewhurst of Chestnut Ridge and two brothers N C Worthington of Elyria and Frank Worthington of Michigan. Ducted Tuesday in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Worthington Pinney
Elyria
Ithaca
Michigan
Anson F. Pinney
M. Dewhurst
Chestnut Ridge
N. C. Worthington
Frank Worthington
Roosevelt Club Forms In Elyria Neighborhood
The new Roosevelt Club, a boys’ neighborhood group sponsored by the Y M C A, will hold its first party at the Y M C A tonight. It has 18 members and is the fifth such club formed in recent weeks in Elyria. Steve Bako leads the club.
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Roosevelt Club
Herman Geyer
Elyria
Steve Bako
New Chorus Forming for Lorain County Women’s Achievement Day
Lorain County announces a new women’s chorus to meet Friday at Mrs. William Berg’s Oberlin home. Open to any Lorain County woman, the group plans its first public appearance at the March 23 Achievement Day program. Miss Frances Eckert notes many details for the event.
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Lorala County
Furni Women's Chorus
William Berg
Oberlin
Frances Eckert
Lorain County
Henrietta
A. J. Cooper
H. L. Leimbach
Brownhelm
E. ©. Cotton
Elyria Township
Lewis Jones
Penfield
J. H. Sheldon
Grafton
Airplane Versus Battleship Dispute Grows
Washington February 25 Chairman David J Walsh of the Senate Naval Air Committee joined a bloc demanding definite knowledge if a 660 bombing plane can destroy a 14,000,000 battleship. Such tests allegedly exist from navy secret trials and will be sought before the Senate acts on Roosevelt's warship program. Glenn L Martin of Baltimore was summoned to testify on bombing planes as a defense weapon as the House weighs the larger navy bill.
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Washington
Fey
David J. Walsh
Senate Naval Air Committee
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Roosevelt
Walsh
Navy
House Naval Affairs
Glenn L. Martin
Wright Case Is Stricken From The Records
Los Angeles report states Pank A. Wright’s case was stricken from the records. The former airport manager, who killed his wife and John R. Kine, entered a seclusion in a mental ward four months after the shootings. He had been freed conditionally despite no home, money, or job. Wright’s wages and ties to Union Air Terminal are noted, with his manslaughter convictions overturned on temporary insanity grounds.
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Los Angeles
Pank A. Wright
John RB. Kine
Wright
Giesler
Uelen
Wrecht
Herbert Wright
Cleveland
Union Air Terminal
Kimmel
Close Friend of Gen Pershing Dies in New Jersey
Lieut Col Elijah Walker Halford former private secretary to President Harrigan and close friend of General Pershing died aged 95. Funeral services will be held Thursday with burial in Indianapolis. Also reported a 16 year old boy in custody for stealing pliers and a flashlight bulb from a retail counter and Miss Ishbel MacDonald wed Norman Higley in Hapstead town hall London.
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Lburia
N. J
Elijah Walker Halford
Benjamin Harrigan
John J. Pershing
Indianapolis
Ind
E. J. Stankard
MacDonald
London
Ishbel MacDonald
J. Romney MacDonald
Norman Higley
Hapstead Town Hall
Traffic Deaths Show Decrease in January
The National Safety Council reports January traffic fatalities totaled 2,710, down 30 percent from December 1937. It marks the third straight month of decline with about 1,400 lives saved over the three months. Twenty-three of 36 reporting states showed reductions or no change, led by Maryland with a 46 percent drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Maryland
Market letter of vintage produce and livestock items
A scanned market listing shows prices for storage onions Winesap Jonathan apples lettuce beets carrots cabbage and herbs, with packed details for mushrooms parsley parsnips mint and radish. Livestock receipts include cattle, sheep, hogs, lambs, and poultry with prices and notes on market firmness and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Jonathan
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Stone's Grill
J. B. Seward
Frank A. Stetson
Bessie Snock
Walter Snook
Guy B. Findley
Harter
Coughlin
Democratic Club
Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Willys-Overland
Carek
Vroad St. Th
Nineteenth Century Club
Bert Davis
North Professor Street
Marsh
Oberlin Sorosis
R. A. Jelliffe
Oak Street
Kafka
Oberlin Women's Club
K.P. Hall
Martes Club
Locke Cooley
Wakeman
Bethel
Baptist Church
Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
R. Hofman
R. D. Oberlin
Women's Association of the First Church
James Brand House
Marguerite Woodworth
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias
St. W. Allen
Merry Wites
Obertin Inn
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Woodland Avenue
J. A. McGranh
I. L. Porter
East College Street
Young Men’s Club
Oberlin Tavern
West Russia Club
Delmar Hornidgg
North Main Street
H. J. Frost
East
Lorain Street
Magonic Hall
WR. C
Grange
John Dunn, Jr
King Street
W. D. Hobbs
Lakeside Hospital
A. B. Munger
Spokane
Harriet Rumble
Lakewood
Doren Lyon
North Cedar Avenue
Sederis
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
William J. Wigert
Wes
MRA
Mary E. Standen
Edith W. Vinney
Elyria Coffee Shop
Court Street
Gen. Pershing
Cleveland Livestock
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McCormick
H. P
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C. H. Sooy
Lee Klinect
Big Ben Lump
Pete Murbach
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
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