Governor To Appear Before Grand Jury
Governor Davey will testify before the special parole investigating grand jury in Columbus on Friday afternoon. Attorney General Herbert S Duffy announced the testimony will be private, with a possible public statement after. The inquiry centers on the parole of Kenyon V Painter, a Cleveland bank executive. Painter has avoided earlier subpoenas and is under hospital care, with additional medical aides to be questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davey
Atorney
Herbert S Duffy
Duffy
Kenyon V. Painter
Cleveland Bank
Painter
Gubpena
Public Sale Ordered In Lorain County Real Estate Case
Multiple sheriff sale notices from Lorain County Ohio Court of Common Pleas list cases including Shaiths Sate of meal lnstate and Mary Stearns v Lounsbrough. Properties described in Iriveta and Ridgeville townships with details of parcels, boundaries, appraisals, cash terms, and sale dates set for January 12 1988 and January 5 1988. Orders direct sales at public auction with two thirds of appraisal required for final sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaiths
Fromn Corporation Traintee
Wallace Lonrwell
Court of Common Pleas
Loraim County
Ohio
Cort Youse
Ilyria
Lorain County
Hisria
Lorain
Lorin County
High Street
Henry Po oWeborr
WAL PF Gralg
Henry P Webber
Titt
Shlrice S Sali
Mary Stearns
Plaintutt
Wal Ham Lounsbrounh
Lerain County
Jivera
Ridgeville
County of
State of Ohio
Nelson Lounsbrough
Bainbridge Road
Maple & Snoble
Valentine party plans at St Peters Lvan Belial church
Amherst notes from January meeting of the Philathea Bible Class at Mrs George Rosenkranz home discuss Valentine party set for February 2 at Mrs Linely Sonderfelds home with plans for exchanged valentines and entertainment. Esther Brochimacher spoke on her teaching work and showed images.
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Cornell Avenue
Wilfim Barris
Fred Huolz- Hhauel
Esther Brochimacher
Colored Clothien
Marion
Alabama
Lincoln Normal School
Bavooka-Funnel
Church groups schedule evening meetings
The Bible Study Class of the Congregational church will meet tonight at the parsonage. The Methodist church choir will rehearse at 7 30 in Mrs A J Bauer's home on Lincoln Street. The Junior Walther League of St Pauls Lutheran church holds its regular meeting tonight at the church parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Methodist Church
A. J. Bauer
Lincoln Street
Walther
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Chuch
Surprise Birthday Party for Doris Koepp Honors Assorted Guests
Doris Koepp hosted a surprise party honoring a brother on his nineteenth birthday anniversary. Games and contests entertained attendees including Beverly Bruce, Helen Folkies worth, James Leimbach, James Short, Parl Kabtets and Robert FevrIN. A two course luncheon followed with guests at individual tables: Ulisses Hollingsworth, Helen Hollingsworth, Cecelia Schmitz, Dorothy Fuirman, Aline Schieferstein, Betty Koepp, Iola Gibson, Oberlin Roland Norrtheim, Brownhelm, Vermilion residents, James Leimbach, Russell Schieferstein, Karl Sabiers, Robert Beesine, Donald Franklin, Norman Kreger, the honoree, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Koepp
Betty Knoepp
Iola Gibson
Oberlin
Roland Norrtheim
Brownhelm
James Leimbach
Vermilion
Russell Schieferstein
James Short
Karl Sabiers
Robert Beesine
Donald Franklin
Norman Krecger
Thakash Society Sets New Officers at Methodist Parish
The Thakash Society of the Methodist church held its second meeting at the church parlors on Monday evening. Officers elected were Clark Hogue president Edwin VanWeuren vice president Shirley Sweet secretary Harold Bennett treasurer. The constitution was read and approved. A recreational committee was formed to manage games and equipment: Betty Shadduck Dorothy Date Rudy Sweet Richard Leidenham Gerald VanKeuren and the officers. The next meeting is scheduled for the first Monday in February at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thakash Society of the Methodist Church
Clark Hogue
Edwin VanWeuren
Shirley Sweet
Harold Bennett
Betty Shadduck
Dorothy Date
Rudy Sweet
Richard Leadenham
Gerald VanKeuren
Ladies Society serves chop suey dinner at church
Mrs J R Mackenzie Mrs W V Marshall and Mrs Mary Makorn hosted a chop suey dinner for the Ladies Society of the Congregational church in the church parlors at one o clock Wednesday with 26 present. Plans were made to serve Noon Day Club dinners for the next three weeks and to continue the one o clocks luncheons. The next hostess trio for the meeting in two weeks will be Mrs George Carter Mrs Nettie Schaeffer and Mrs W G Schaeffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Mackenzie
W. V. Marshall
Mary Mahkorn
Ladies’ Society
The
Congregational Church
George Carter
Nettie Schaeffer
W. G. Schaeffer
Rotary Dinner Plans At Mrs Ruby Guilds Home
Mrs Ruby Guild of Park Avenue hosted the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church Wednesday afternoon. They plan a $25 contribution toward church taxes and a Rotary Club dinner on January 17. Refreshments were served to 26 members and the group will meet in two weeks at Mrs J D Kasers, Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Guild
Park Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Rotary Club
J. D. Kaser
Mis Join McLoda Admits Hurth To Baby Gil Wednesday
Mis Join McLoda RD 2 uiherst was admitted and gave hurth to a baby Gil on Wednesday. Discharges mention Mis Earl Frank Lotain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLoda
Uiherst
Hurth
Earl Frank
Lotain
Littleverly Lorene Franks Dies at Early Age
Littleverly Lorene Franks daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Janks Luldin dies Wednesday afternoon after birth at the hospital on New Years Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleverly Lorene Franks
Earl Janks Luldin
New Years Day
Club Meeting At Ruth Grapel Home Tonight
R. C G U Club to meet this evening at Miss Ruth Grapel's residence on Cornell avenue. Reported visits include Mrs RKH Heath at Middle Ridge and Mr and Mrs Albert Roemer with daughter Charlotte Lorain visiting Amherst relatives Tuesday. Mrs Adam Schroeder and Mrs Martin Schroeder spent Tuesday in Cleveland with Mrs Charles Sheldon visiting Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. CG. U Club
Ruth Grapel
Cornell Avenue
Rkh Heath
Middle Ridge
Albert Roemer
Charlotte
Lorain
Amherst
Adam Schroeder
Martin Schroeder
Cleveland
Charles Sheldon
Evergreen Club Christmas Party at Elyria Home
Mrs Ann Coverdale hosted the Evergreen Club Christmas gathering at her daughter Mrs Elmer Bischs home with a tureen dinner and holiday decorations. Secret sisters names were revealed and new names drawn for the coming year. Several members attended in Cleveland and Amherst for related events and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Coverdale
Evergreen Club
Elmer Bischoff
Fred Coverdale
Amherst
Picture identified as Mrs. Robinson in Moscow file
A photo of Mrs. Adolph Arnold Rubeng of New York sent by the U S State Department to Moscow was identified by Americans as Mrs. Donald L. Robinson held by the Soviet Union on espionage charges. Observers saw Mrs Robinson the day before she reportedly disappeared from the National Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Adolph Arnold Rubeng
New York
State Department
Washington
Donald L. Robinson
Japs To Censor All Cables In Shanghai
Shanghai dispatch reports Japan will place censors in foreign cable offices to control telegraphic and radio traffic between Shanghai and the outside world. Censors already installed in radio offices. cable office rollouts not yet visible. US cruiser Augusta sails for Manila as Japan advances in Shantung toward Tsingtao. eight Americans at Pingtu refuse evacuation.
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Shanghai
United States
Augusta
Harry E. Yarnell
Manila
Shantung Province
Tsingtao
Pingtu
Samuel Sokobin
Employers May File Social Security Summary Forms in Elyria
Employers in Elyria and vicinity may file summary forms 8 2 and 2 A reporting salaries paid to individuals in their employ under the Social Security Act. Patrick Radican, local deputy collector of internal revenue, advises consulting with him or office staff at the basement of the Hivria post office building. The office is open every Friday and guidance will save time for both employers and the department. The tax for benefits remains unchanged this year and will stay the same until 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Patrick Radican
Internal Revenue
Social Security Administration
Radican
Traffic Accidents Reported To Police
A collision on East avenue about 9 PM yesterday damaged a truck driven by John B Cov of 5405 Kidder avenue Cleveland and an auto driven by Herb ert Allelke of Elm street Graf ton. The accident reportedly occurred when Cov drove his truck from a driveway. A second accident involved Leo Rehm of 895 West River street city and N Berger of 128776 (rli son avenue Cleveland on Middle avenue about 10 10 AM with slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B Cov
Kidder Avenue
Cleveland
Herbert Allelke
Elm Street
Grafton
East Avenue
Coy
Leo Rehm
West River Street City
N. Berger
Rlison Avenue
Middle Avenue
County Officials Seek Raises and New Positions
Budget discussions reveal requests for higher salaries and additional staff across several departments. Proposals include $180 yearly increases for court reporters, $25 monthly raises for two special assistants, and broader boosts to tax foreclosure and record-keeping staff to cover traveling and backlogged work. Some officials caution about limited appropriations and potential later hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towane
Butler
Walter J. Whight
Clerk of Courts
H. EB. Agate
C. S. Kelsey
Common Pleas
H. H. Nye
Mose Wilder
Photograph Ambiguity Hinders Rubens Identification
Examined images show Mrs. Rubens and her husband, but authorities could not identify the photograph of Rubens. The lack of clear distinguishing features leaves the case unresolved and under review by investigators.
Causes and costs of heart disease in modern life
Infections in youth and stimulant use are not the only causes of rising heart disease deaths. Health authorities warn wear and tear from modern civilization explains the increased mortality. The piece links rising rates to economic pressures and lifestyle, noting both those who ease into life and those who push harder to keep up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud North Chrisman
Suserman denies abducting family into hills claim
Los Angeles dispatch reports Mark Suserman denied the lunacy complaint and any crime. He said the family went willingly for health reasons and followed his belief in mind over matter while describing themselves as free thinkers and naturists. His elderly mother was rescued after four months in the hills and he faces a hearing next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mark Suserman
Jesus Christ
Dorothy Silsesman
Tam
Dorothy Silverman
Ile
Becky Silverman
Silver- Inn
Becky
Dorotany Silverman
Rebecca Silverman
Mack
Joe
Marck Silverman
Mark
County General Hospital
Ben B Lindsey
Failing Tissues Arteriosclerosis and Vascular Aging
The text explains arteriosclerosis as a degenerative arterial disease where vessels thicken and harden, forcing the circulatory system to work harder. It notes changes begin after age thirty five, vary by individual, and can cause early organ dysfunction and premature death.
The Peril of High Blood Pressure and Stroke
A discussion on apoplexy or stroke linked to brain hemorrhage from hardened vessels. It notes high blood pressure, its ties to overweight and overwork, and the limited effect of medicine alone. Emphasizes personal responsibility, lifestyle change, and self control to reduce strain on the circulatory system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ohio Supreme Court Asked To Cancel Rail Guard Contract
Columbus January 6 The Ohio Supreme Court was asked to compel the state highway department to cancel an order for more than 100000 dollars worth of guard rails and award the contract to the low bidder. The petition was filed by William S Ferguson president of the Armersteel Roadguard Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Jaster, Jr
General Wheelbarrow Co
Armorsteel Company
Ferguson
Fim
National Traffic Guard Co., Inc
Becruson
Transactiv
Columbus
Oho Supreme Court
Day
State Highway Department
William S Ferguson
Armersteel Roadguard Co
Fac
Lorain Budget Shortfall Shrinks City Operations
Lorain's appropriation estimates show general municipal funds at 351,953 for this year, 135,743 below the 1938 budget, signaling tighter operation across departments. Projections for next year include 179,200 from property tax and 163,780 from sales tax, with a year end balance of 8,973. Relief costs rise to about 35,000 this year under a new state law, with localities bearing one third and the state two thirds of the cost, totaling around 100,000 at current rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gilles
Lorain
Loraim
Loram City
Frank Ayres
Yres
Ohio Senate approves relief funds amid political clash
The Ohio Senate on January 6 approved 10.5 million dollars for 1938 relief expenditures and 7.5 million in state aid with local matching. It passed the Huml-Grubbs-Wright bill at 32 to 9, and the Huml bill taxing public utilities at .65 percent for two years while directing revenue from alcohol taxes. The measures move to the House for concurrence amid amendments on utility tax rates and beer taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Davey
House
Senate
Seek To Enforce Decision Against Ford Motor Co
The National Labor Relations Board will petition the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals to enforce an order against Ford Motor Company for alleged Wagner Act violations. The board seeks immediate enforcement after Ford’s bid to reopen hearings was denied. Ford must reinstate 29 workers and halt alleged discrimination against the United Automobile Workers and related groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
Ford Motor Company
Covington
Ford
United Automobile Workers Union
Sixth Circuit
Florence —E Allen
Cleveland
Committee For Industrial Organization Union
Ford Brotherhood of America
Judge Declines Contempt Citation in Paroled Convict Case
In Columbus Ohio Judge Dana Reynolds refused to cite Earl Stewart for contempt after he refused to answer who advised him to stay away from the grand jury. The judge ruled the inquiry not pertinent and allowed Stewart to go free, stating no contempt citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Jane
Dana Reynolds
Earl Stewart
Reynolds
Stewart
Army
M. B Scove
Encial
Johnny Kilbane
Mrs Babcock entertains guests in Wellington area
Rochester reports Mrs Babcock hosted a sequence of visits last week with her sister Wis, Walter Chappell, and daughter Wakeman plus Miss Alice Childs and Mrs Ruth Rowland. On Thursday the party included Miss Helen Harper from Cleveland and former Wellington High School teachers. Sunday hosts were Mr and Mrs Myron Shelton of Wakeman, who visited as Chappell and daughter returned home.
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Rochester
Eugene Babeouk Ned
Wis
Walter Chappell
Wakeman
Alice Childs
Oberlin
Diane
Honovne
Miss Childs
Ruth Rowland
Helen Harper
Cleveland
Wellington High Hool
Township trustees meet to close seats and travel to Elvira
The township trustees held a meeting last Monday to finalize their business and make a trip to Elvira on Tuesday. Two new members, C Pohlman and James Langone, took office Monday night replacing John Scott and Lant Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvrra
C Pohlman
James Langon
Local social notes from Wellington and surrounding towns
Mrs Retta Richards hosted relatives and friends including Miss Dave Skeese and Mrs Stanton Hobbs while their spouses attended a trustee meeting. Several visits and dinners were noted among families in Wellington, Brighton, Delaware, Arkansas, and Long Island with guests from, and trips to, nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retta Richards
Stanton Hobbs
Dave Skeese
Harry Emmelman
Oberlin
Wis
Lynn Storrow
New Lear
Lee Conklin
Lillian Davidson
Flances
L. A. Bradford
Betty Klingler
Brighton
Lela Conklin
Graydon Jewett
I. D. Rife
Delaware
Dell Richards
Richard Farnsworth
John Brown School
Arkansas
Levi Farnsworth
Ben Franks
Long Island
N. Y
Carlos Sung Liat
Pibinaer
Elyria YMCA Gymnastic Team Plans Exhibitions
Encouraged by their first public appearance, the Elyria YMCA gymnastic team plans further exhibitions. Lester Hawke, the boys' physical director, announced the 15-member group is ready to perform before other groups after a Tuesday night display at the Eaton School before about 150 to 175 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lester Hawke
Y. M. C. A. Boys
Elyria Boys
Eaton Parent-Teacher Association
Eaton School
Hawke
Kipton and Evanyria Embrace New Buses and Schedules
Kipton officials cheer the new buses in service since January 3 with high hopes for improved transport. Educational films meant for Tuesday rolled out on Wednesday, featuring The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Camden hosts Brookside on Friday night, and Camden visits Wakeman on Saturday at Wakeman’s floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton — Evaryonia
Brookside
Camden
Wakeman
New Year Guests Visit Families Across Several Towns
New Year's Day guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Puder and son of Eliria. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Ross and daughters Annabelle and Ilarne of Wakeman. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller and daughter Mavine. Mrs. L. W. Baker and daughters Evelyn and Marjorie Lou of Canton. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Brumby and sons Harold and Stanley of Wakeman. Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Morgan hosted Sunday dinner. Mid-week prayers at Camden Baptist Church Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Sharp and sons of Wellington visited relatives in Riga, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Doboey and family were New Year's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Powell of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Spiegelbers
Russell
Emma Thomas
Cleveland
A. J. Schubert
Mary
Kathryn
Port Dover
Canada
EC. Schubert
M. J. Nuhn
Lorain
E. C. Schubert
L. W. Spiegelhers
Betty Gunder
Kathryn Stang
Harvey Curtis
Elyria
L. W. Spiegelberg
Winnie Fowls
Caroline Spiegelberg
Theodore Grills
Melvin and
Harold
West Ridge
Violet Schroeder
C. J. Smith
Edison Highway
George Miller
Ray Puder
Eliria
Clair Ross
Annabelle and
Ilarne
Wakeman
Richard Miller
Mavine
L. W. Baker
Evelyn
Marjorie Lou
Canton
Charles Bayles
F. H. Brumby
Harold and
Stanley
D. T. Morgan
Camden Baptist Church
Darwin Sharp
Wellington
F E. Sharp
Riga
Michigan
Ernest Doboey
J. Powell
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Muncie
Ind
William Chester Marcum
Newcastle
Indianapolis
John Pryan, Jr
DE Chrisman
Ford Motor Co
Briles
Kipton
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