Plan for Catholic Youth Recreation in Elyria
Plans to run a weekly youth recreation program in Elyria Centers on basketball for 36 teams and about 288 players aged 13 to 21. Committee favors Gates School gymnasium to reduce costs and demands supervision by a priest. W O McClellan to arrange schedule if space is available and safety measures to protect property will be taken.
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Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
William Young
Alfred Damm
Arthur Gleason
Gates
Elyria High School
Jefferson Junior High School
W. O. McClellan
Gates School
Mrs Bertha Howe dies. rites set in New London
Mrs Bertha M Howe 61 dies at 10 a m Monday at her First Street home after years of illness. Funeral services will be from Fitch Funeral Home at 2 p m Wednesday with Rev G L Kittenring officiating and burial in Angeles. She is survived by husband John three sons Lawrence of Willard Gilbert of Norwalk and Doren of New London and two daughters Mrs Louis Tucker of New London and Mrs Arthur King of Greenwich.
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Bertha M. Howe
New London
First Street
Ben
Fitch Funera
G. L. Kittenring
Angeles
John
Lawrence
Willard
Gilbert
Norwalk
Doren
Louis Tucker
Arthur King
Greenwich
Don Seiler 30 dies in Akron sanatorium
Don M. Seiler of New London died early Monday at the Shaw sanatorium in Akron aged 30. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Sackett Funeral Home with Revs. W. H. Mitchell and G. L. Kutten ting presiding. Burial will follow at Grove Street cemetery. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Seiler, his wife Cora, and one son Milton. He attended New London High School and Ohio Northern University and had worked seven years for Firestone Rubber Company.
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Don M. Seiler
New London
Shaw
Akron
Sackett Funeral Home
W. H. Mitchell
First Methodist Church
G. L. Kuttenting
First Baptist Church
Grove Street
R.H. Seiler
Cora
Milton
Seiler
New London High School
Ohio Northern University
Firestone Rubber Company
Death Record Mrs Katherine Sprenger of Amherst
Mrs Katherine Sprenger 85 died Sunday morning at her Amherst home. Born in Germany she had lived in the area 58 years and was a member of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church. Funeral services set for 2 p m this afternoon Rev C E Schmidt officiating. Survived by daughter Mrs V W Schubert Elyria and six sons Rev Conrad Sprenger Lenox Mich William Amherst Jonas Schramm Road Peter Elyria and George at home.
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Amherst
Katherine Sprenger
Germany
St. Peter’s
Conrad Sprenger
Lenox
Mich
William of
Amherst Jonas
Schramm Road
Peter
Elysia
George
Rites Held for Mrs Margaret Sayers and Mrs Lesta E Wright
Obituaries note funeral services for Mrs Margaret Sayers of Ridgeville township who died Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs H A Williams. Rev M A Hayes officiated at Shupe avenue burial in Fields. Survivors include three sons, two grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Also reported is the Oberlin Ohio death of Mrs Lesta E Wright wife of W B Wright of 333 South Professor street who died after a year long illness. She leaves husband two daughters and three grandchildren. service at Christ Episcopal church led by George T Sedgeman with interment at Westwood cemetery.
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Hudson
Ohio
McCuskey
Sid McCuskey
Lake Case School
Cleveland
Lynn McCuskey
Lakeside School
Seattle
Washington
George McCuskey
Bess
Mildred Hobbs
Amherst
Margaret Sayers
H. A. Willams
Shupe Avenue
M. A. Hayes
First Evangelical Church
the Fields Cemetery
Ireland
Ridgeville Township
Congregational Church
North Olmsted
Philip
Elysja
Eugene
Ridgeville
Andrew
Chicago
Oberlin, CO
Lesta E. Wright
W. BE. Wright
South
Professor Street
Wright
Greenville
Oberlin
Bryson Wilbur
Margaret Wright
University of Wisconsin
Christ Episcopal Church
George T. Sedgeman
Westwood Cemetery
Lorain
Amherst School Board Member Harold Penton Dies
Harold Penton of North Ridge Road near Amherst dies after operative treatment at St Josephs Hospital. A farmer, he is survived by his widow Nina and seven children Eric Theodore Wears Henry Patricia John William. The body was taken to Zilch Funeral Home awaiting funeral plans.
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Harold Penton Amherst
Harold Penton
Amherst School Board
Amherst
North Ridge Road
St. Josepus Hospital
Penton
Nina Penton
Eric
Theodore
Wears Henry
Patricia
John
Wi'ham
Zilch Funeral
Believe Light Plant Project Dead In Sandusky
Sandusky officials say the municipal light plant project is dead after voters rejected a charter amendment twice and a $151 900 federal loan could not be used. The rejections last November ended plans to build the plant in Sandusky Ohio.
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Sandusky
O. Jane
L.pi
Insurance Claims Seek Ohio Supreme Court Ruling
Beneficiaries under two industrial life policies ask the Ohio Supreme Court to determine rights to about 100. Mary Magyar administratrix of Joseph Magyar’s estate and Anna Vida administratrix of John Lenger’s estate seek review of Lorain County judgments. Companies deny payment citing no explicit nomination but an understood sound health clause alleging the insured were not in sound health when issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
Mary Magyar
Joseph Magyar
Prudential Lif Insurance Co
Anna Vida
John Lenger
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Loram
Investigation urged over West Side fire station equipment
Council members discussed a potential probe and agreed to summon Chief Rates to appear at the next meeting. Frank Henke urged verification that the West Side station has proper extinguishers, arguing local residents deserve equal protection.
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Cyman Seward N. Black
Frank Henke
Sixth Ward
West Side
Debate on bank holding companies and branch banking
Federal officials clashed over a McAdoo bill to end bank holding companies in favor of branch banking. Eccles supported branch banking while FDIC Chair Crowley opposed it. Rep Patman plans to ban holding company ownership in FDIC insured banks. Treasury experts questioned the measure's constitutionality.
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William C. McAdoo
Calif
Eccles
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Leo T. Crowley
Wright Patman
Tex
FDIC
Treasury
Carriers To Present Sales Demonstration At Club Meeting
Two Chronicle-Telegram carriers will be featured on the program at the Y-Indus Club meeting at the Y WoC. A demonstration by Ike Brasseil and Marvin Clapp, first prize winners in an international Milwaukee summer contest, will be shown. Club members plan final arrangements and a stag party Tuesday night.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Y-Indus Club
Y. Woc. A. Presentuas
Milwaukee
IKke+ fe
Mevin
Ohio governor faces lawmakers as comments fly
A Dayton era political row unfolds with quotes from multiple state senators. They respond to Governor's remarks, accuse misstatements, and defend or attack administration actions. Critics demand accountability while noting past incidents and alleged coercion in political matters.
Governor attacks political foes in explosive speech
The Ohio Governor, before a packed House chamber, accused Sens Fred Adams and others of a widespread conspiracy against his administration. He called for a three‑per‑state committee to investigate all who might be tied to the alleged smear campaign and named several lawmakers as having exchanged favors for support. He blasted Lieut. Gov. Yoder as deceitful and urged scrutiny of campaign funding.
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Sen
Georga M. Morris
D. Franklin
Maurice W. Lipscher
T. Wahoning
Fred L Adams
R. Wood
Bowling Green University
Ohio
J. Ralph Seidner
D. Mahoning
Verner FE. Metcalf
R. Washington
Senate
Columbus
Democratic State Committee
Paul Proder
William F. Hurley
Lorain
Fred L. Adams
William M. Boyd
Cuyahoga
H D. Byrne
Portage Emerson Campbell
D. Belmon
John F. Connells
Lucas
Tom L. Gallagher
Curahoga
William F. Hurles
D. Lorain
Maurice Wy
Lipscher
Mahoning
George M. Morris
Paul P. Yoder
Hatchet
Joseph T. Ferguson
Manila
Spene
Strate House Polismen
Onio
Sant
Wwe
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Akron Beacon-Journal
Scripps Howard Papers
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
State Grange
Ohio Federation of Labor
Sen Adams
Prim
Bowling Green State University
Boyd
Cleveland
Sen. Byrne
Kent State University
Len Campbell
District Claims Board
Len Connolly
Sen. Morris
Department of Education
Morris
Franklin County
Kiar
Sen. Metcalf
House
Yoder
Markets Show Mixed Grain and Produce Prices Across Toledo
Toledo markets report wheat and corn prices steady to lower, with oats rye and flour futures noted. Produce lines list beets, beans, onions, tomatoes, and eggs with varied local wholesale quotes. butter and eggs show unsettled ranges, while poultry remains firm.
Market cattle receipts steady as verse of prices noted
Receipts of cattle and sheep remain active with steady to higher values. Prime and choice cattle quoted around 11.00, medium 7.00 to 9.00. good butcher cattle 5.00 to 7.00. Lambs quoted from 8.50 to 9.75, ewes 4.50 to 5.50, and feeders 7.00 to 8.60. Calves and hogs show varied but firm in places with midrange quotes around 6.25 to 9.00.
Governor attacks press and politicians over probe
The Governor claims the Senate investigation is a smoke screen to divert attention from sins of certain sinners. He blasts Metzenbaum and accuses Scripps-Howard papers of stage-managing the inquiry. He calls yellow journals afflicted with political halitosis and targets both state central committees.
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Senate
Metzenbaum
Scripps-Howard Papers
Bucker
Council reelects Thompson pro tem and revises rules
City council unanimously reelected Coun Man-at-Large George Thompson as president pro tem before electing a clerk. They adopted last year’s rules with two changes, ending a time limit on debate and allowing addressed public input with president approval. New committee assignments were announced by the rules committee.
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Counncilman
George Thompson
Henke
Thompson, Nelson
Leonard Fowls
Seward Black
Frank Henke
Edward Wilcox
Elmer Nelson
Wilcox
Henry Sassmanhausen
Heny Sasmanhausen
Nelson and Elsworth Athell
Thompson
James Scott Safervy
Scott and Fowls
Albert and
Ellsworth Albert
Nelson and
Sassmanhausen
James Scott
Thompson and Black Council
I. D. Faxon
Brookdale Cemetery
16Th Street
Went Avenue
West River Street
Water Committee
Council
Second Round of Bridge Tourney Set for Elyria Eagles
Members of the Elyria Eagle duplicate bridge team meet the National Tube Company in the second round at 8 p.m. at the Eagles club rooms. National Tube won the first round in Lorain on December 14.
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Elyria Eagle
National Tube Company
Eagles
Lorain
Lorain Eagles
Rams
Wellington
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
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