Relief Bills Pending In Ohio Assembly
Relief measures to provide 10 million dollars for Ohio relief over six to eight months move toward quick passage. The House bill creates a bipartisan state relief commission to April 1 1937 and allocates 10 million dollars drawn from the reenacted sales tax and general revenue funds. Distribution to counties will be needs based with a rotary 2.5 million fund for temporary advances and later county matching requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
House Finance Committee
Harold D. Nichols
Clermont County
Senate Social Security Committee
Nichols
Tou Ion
General Revenue Fund
Relief Commission
Rotary
Kiwanians Plan Round Table Meeting in Elyria
Elyria Kiwanis Club members will meet at Hotel Newell at noon for a round table gathering with no speaker, as the Siath Division installation party in Cleveland is set for tomorrow night. Fifteen Elyria couples have reservations for the Cleveland Hotel installation event. Local officers will be installed, and make up artist C. G. Burgenderfer is slated for next week’s meeting. Liquor trials of John Molnar and Jean Krasnyak of Fly Tin were continued to January 15 in common pleas court at state enforcement’s request with court consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Siath Division
Cleveland
Elyria
C. G. Buregderfer
Nhxt
John Molnar
Jean Krasnyak
Common Pleas Court
Mid-Year Elyria High Class Includes 41 Boys and 40 Girls
Forty-one boys and forty girls form the Elyria High School senior class to graduate at the January 23 mid-year commencement. The class, with twelve fewer members than the 1935 January group, may be among the last mid-year classes as promotions policy ends mid-year graduations next year. Officers are Wallace Forbes president Mary Johnson vice president Jack Meyer secretary Beverly Foley treasurer. An unofficial member list includes seniors such as Gladys Anderson Georgia Barbarossa Lane Barton Harry Becker Althea Bennett Helen Jerekh Ruth Bierie Harold Blake and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Wallace Forbes
West Bridge Street
Mary Johnson
Fourth Street
Jack Meyer
Columbus Street
Beverly Foley
Bond Street
Gladys Marie Anderson
Georgia Barbarossa
Lane M. Barton
Harry Becker
Althea J. Bennett
Helen Angeline Ierek
Ruth Bee Bierie
Harold C. Blake
Richard R. Blythe
David Bodie
Joan Blaine Bowers
Margaret Bates
Wilma Ruth Buzzard
Richard L. NeCosky
James Demirjian
John F. Donahue
J. Arthur Eady
Charles E. Edwards
Richard David Fell
Beverly Jeanne Foley
Wallace R. Forbes
Karl IE Funk
Dorothy Loretta Haas
Martha Gil
Beverly Jane Wilbert
William Russell Williams
Frederick Howarth Winters
Kenneth Roy Wettring
Marie J. Yesberger
C. of C. Prepares For Election And Forum
Elyria Chamber of Commerce directors initiated preparations for the annual director election and a membership forum. The forum is set for January 25 with unspecified specifics. Primary voting closes February 11 and final election on February 15. Seven directors will be chosen to replace four, with two-year terms expiring and three filling unexpired terms. Eight existing directors have one year remaining. Members vote in the primary.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Oberlin to hear Chinese editor at Shansi Day program
Oberlin's Shansi Day will be observed January 10 with a special hour service at Finney Chapel. Richard Astling will chair the student committee meeting. Speaker will be T. H. Sun, editor of The Christian Farmer in China, a Shantung Christian University alumnus. Sun studied rural social organization at Cornell and will attend the luncheon at Oberlin Inn with trustees and guests.
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Oberlin
Finney Chapel
Richard Astling
Shantung Christian University
National Christian Council of China
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Pictures Of China To Be Shown At Museum
The concluding exercise of Shansi Day features an illustrated lecture at Allen Art Museum by Richard Irwin who recently returned from China. He will discuss Where Does He Go From Here with photos taken largely by himself during his teaching in North China. The public is invited to attend.
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S.15
Allen Art Museum
Richard Irwin
China
Irwin
North
Officers Chosen By 19th Century Club
The Nineteenth Century club held its annual meeting at Mrs. Bert Davis’s home on North Professor street. Officers were re-elected: President Mrs. Mover, Vice-President Mrs. Shreffler, Recording Secretary Mrs. Ernest Yocom, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Walter Persons, Treasurer Mrs. George Lillich, Archivist Mrs. Henry Smith, Auditor Mrs. John Wood. A committee will appoint next year’s program.
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Nineteenth Century Club
Bert Davis
North Professor Street
Mover
Shreffler
Ernest Yocom
Walter Persons
George Lillich
Henry Smith
John Wood
Entertains Officers And Lodge Committees At Home
Mrs. George Behnke Noble Grand of Vine Rebekah lodge entertained 1935 officers and committees at Mrs. E. W. Spaulding home on North Pleasant street. Twenty seven attended a three course dinner with yellow tapers and flower bouquets, then played card games. Installation of new Vine Rebekah lodge officers set for Monday evening January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Behnke
The
Vine Rebekah Lodge
E. W. Spaulding
North Pleasant Street
Funeral for P. W. Eigner Held in Kent Ohio
Funeral services for P. W. Eigner president of the National Bank in Kent Ohio were held in Kent after his death in Miami Florida. He is survived by his wife a son a daughter two grandchildren three sisters Mrs Anna Clucas Mrs Pool Waener of Cleveland and Mrs J P DuBrow of Lakewood. Mrs AN Coneh of 225 Fifth Street is a niece.
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P. W. Eigner
National 3Ranch
Kent
Ohio
Miami
Florida
Eigner
Anna Clucas
Pool. Waener
Cleveland
Lakewood
AN. J. Coneh
225
Fifth Street
City
Four nominees named as top vote getters for final election
Four receiving the highest votes will be declared nominees for the final election, while seven directors are to be elected. The four directors elected two years ago cannot seek reelection due to by law, with three appointed to fill unexpired terms eligible for full terms. Eight directors remain in the morit group serving next year, and White Way lighting was discussed at last night’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
J. C. George
Karl Plocher
H. H. Nye
H. W. Pond
C. J. Helfrich
Edward Johnson
George Day
Morit
Alex Altfeld
KE. c. Crisp
Paul Gentzel
W. F. Gollmar
G. E. Gould
J. J. Parks
J. I. Phillips
Frank E. Stevens
Eagles Plan For Upcoming Lodge Parties In City
At a recent Eagles Lodge meeting FE B Haylor announced items for the next meet on Thursday January ninth. The local Aerie membership committee will meet Monday January thirteenth to plan the initiation on January twenty third. Gay Paree Night Club Eagles will host the first New Year party Friday January tenth with a special program and lunch. Additional parties are set for January fourteenth and twenty fourth for members and friends.
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Eagles Lodge
FE. B. Haylor
Aerie
History Group Hears Papers On France
Mrs J W Hill hosted the Oberlin Women's club History department at her West College street home. Two papers were presented Joan of Arc Savior of France by Mrs C F Ralston and Louis the XII the Rebuilder by Miss Susan Zearing. Hill also hosted the Garden department with a Plants and Medicines paper by Mrs W E Wright followed by discussion and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hill
Oberlin Women’s Club
West College Street
Joan of Arc
France
C. F. Ralston
Louis the XII
Susan Zearing
Hill
Oberlin Women's Club
W. E. Wright
Garden Club To Hear Talk By Tree Expert
The Community Garden club resumes its monthly meeting Monday evening January 18 at Behr's Boot shop on North Main street. Guest speaker Harvey Bicknell of Cleveland, a horticultural consultant and tree expert, will discuss The Dutch Elm Disease and elm preservation. Program starts promptly at 7 23 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Garden Club
Behr
North Main Street
Harvey Bicknell
Cleveland
Officers Elected By Oberlin School Board
Oberlin school board elected officers at Monday’s meeting the first in 19536. Lynds Jones was reelected president, Mrs. O C McKee became vice president, and C F Spiller was hired as clerk for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin School Board
Lynds Jones
O. C. McKee
C. F. Spiller
Odd Fellows Lodge to Install Officers Tonight
Oberlin lodge of Odd Fellows will install officers this evening. Representative W. H. Patterson of Lodi will conduct the installation. A social hour with lunch will follow the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Lodge of Odd Fellows
W. H. Patterson
Lodi
Scout Group To Meet Change Of Hour Noted
A meeting of the Girl Scout Council is scheduled for Thursday at three o'clock at the home of Mrs Arthur Taft 2459 Forest Street. Members are reminded of the hour change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Arthur
Taft
Forest Street
Club Meets Thursday At West College Street
The West College and Prospect Street Neighborhood Club will meet Thursday with Mrs. W. E. Nicodemus at 283 West College Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West College and
Prospect Street
W. E. Nicodemus
West College Street
Local residents take trips and visit relatives across states
Emmett Thompson Jr of Woodland avenue begins a several week vacation to California. Mrs C R Graham of West Vine street visits her daughter Mrs Roehf Loveland in Cleveland Heights. Miss Evalyn Bayle a Oberlin high school English teacher travels to Florida to recuperate from illness. Mrs Helen MacEachren conducts Miss Bayle's classes during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Thompson, Jr
Woodland Avenue
California
C. R. Graham
West Vine Street
Roehf Loveland
Cleveland Heights
Evalyn Bayle
Oberlin High School
Florida
Helen MacEachren
W C T U Plans Radio Outreach In Abstinence Drive
The W C T U speaker urged attracting attention to their work via radio and listening groups. Plans were outlined to use a 500 dollar fund for public education on total abstinence by August 28, 1939, the Frances Willard centennial. Anna Kennedy presided. C L Bristol led devotions.
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Frances Willard
Green
Anna Kennedy
C. L. Bristol
Golo
Home
Robert T. Moore
Fire Chief Bates Honored by Ohio Fire Prevention Group
Fire Chief W. M. Bates receives a certificate of associate membership from the Fire Prevention Association of Ohio for diligent meritorious services to public fire prevention. The certificate, signed by R. W. Nelson and W. W. Waters, notes aims to protect life and property through prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Bates
Fire Prevention Association of
Ohio
Chief Bates
R. W. Nelson
W. W. Waters
Employment Of Music Teacher Announced For Camden And Brighton
Mrs. Lucile Kirwan, formerly of Detroit schools, named music teacher for Camden and Brighton, succeeding Marjorie Howe who will reduce to one day weekly in county schools while continuing at other schools. County superintendent C. A. Gibbons announced the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Clit
Kirwan
Camden
Brighton
C. A. Gibbons
Detroit
Marjorie Howe
Reserve Officers Will Meet Tonight
Lorain County Reserve officers association holds a meeting at 7 30 PM at the armory on Third street Major Cutler from Cleveland will attend to present a military problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Reserve Officer's Association
Third Street
Major Cutler
Cleveland
Hollywood Payments List Reveals Top Studio Payouts
A long ledger lists prominent film figures and executives with payments from two companies and other firms. Names include Gary Cooper, Marlene Dietrich, Charles Chaplin, Cecil B. DeMille, Ernst Lubitsch, Leo McCarey, and Greta Garbo among others. Also shown are corporate officials from Aetna Paper Co, National Cash Register, Goodyear, and others with sums ranging from tens of thousands to over one hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Cooper
Marlene Dietrich
W. C. Fields
Charles Chaplin
Constance Bennett
Walt Disney
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Max Baer
Mary Boland
Claudette Colbert
Bing Crosby
J. P. McAvoy
Sylvia Sydney
Jack Oakie
Zane Grey
Hollywood
Emanuel Cohen
Cecil B. DeMille
Marion Geringe
Benjamin Glazer
William le Baron
Ernst Lubitsch
Leo McCarey
Wesley Ruggles
B. P. Schulberg
Lst
Greta Garbo
H. M. Howard
Dayton
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Plan To Organize Cub Scouts Here
A meeting for boys aged nine to twelve will be held at the First Congregational church on Friday at seven o'clock to organize Cub Scouts. Parents are urged to attend as the proposition is explained. James Gellwicks will conduct the meeting and J. C. Linville of Elyria high school may become cub master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
James Gellwicks
J. C.linville
Elyria High School
Court actions move through Lorain County cases
Mrs. Blake Waldron seeks divorce here today on grounds of cross neglect and extreme cruelty. The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company sues Frank W. Beal et al for 4875 on a promissory note with fore closure of Elyria property. Mrs Beldén Mendoza of Lorain also sues for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. The Cleveland Trust Company sues Gustave J. Stein et al for 9410 on a promissory note with fore closure of property in Avon Lake. The First Savings and Loan Company sues D. H. Beattie et al for 5431 on a promissory note with fore closure of Elyria property. Gerald Turner of Stop 100 Oberlin Road pleads not guilty to a second degree manslaughter indictment. released on 1000 bond. Turner's indictment follows a traffic fatality near Oberlin about a month ago.
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Blake Waldron
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Frank W. Beal Et al
Elyria
Cleveland Trust Company
Gustave J. Stein Et al
Avon Lake
First Savings and Loan Company
D. H. Beattie Et al
Gerald Turner
Oberlin Road
Guy B. Findley
Turner
Oberlin
Lorain Man Fined For DWI After Fruit Stand Crash
Mike Akorsi of 2106 Elyria Avenue Lorain was fined 100 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro yesterday. He was arrested about 5 p.m. Monday when his car struck a fruit stand on North Ridge Road west of Oberlin Avenue. William Pinkston, 22, CCC camp, was bound to the grand jury under 500 dollars bond after arraignment today for cutting to wound Oscar Turner at the camp. Pinkston claimed intoxication and lack of memory January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Akorsi
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Joseph Petro
Orie van Hohn
North Ridge Road
Oberlin Avenue
William Pinkston
CCC
Grand
Oscar Turner
Pinkston
Father Coughlin Seen As Social Visit With Roosevelt
Father Charles E. Coughlin of Detroit spent about twenty minutes with President Roosevelt at the White House and then departed saying the call was merely a social visit.
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Washington, Jan
Charles FE. Coughlin
Detroit
Roosevelt
White House
Farmers Union promotes Creesy Bill with producer rights pledge
Pittsfield Farmers' Union Local 91 pamphlet urges protective legislation for producers and endorses the Creesy Bill as the best available. It argues fair prices tied to costs without harming consumer prices, offering stability and security for producers. Frank Clark recalls earn low milk payments, and events include officer elections January 21 and speaking engagements in Henrietta Penfield Brighton Wellington venues.
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Farmers’ Union Local 91
Pittsfield
Frank Clark
Cleveland
Ike and
Eddie
Albert Hostettler
Glen Draper
Hagans
Henrietta Town Hall
Penfield Town Hall
Brighton Town Hall
Wellington
Cleveland Produce and Live Poultry Market Report
Markets show unsettled prices in Cleveland with mixed cereal and dairy quotes. Highlights include steady live poultry and varying produce prices from onions to apples, potatoes, and tomatoes, plus grain quotes and Toledo produce figures.
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Ald Roosters
Lexhorn Springers
Reese
Ordnary
Idaho
Florida Triumphs
Review Of Claim Against Lorain County Resident
The Ohio Supreme Court was asked to review John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. vs Joan T. Snyder widow of Franklin E. Snyder of Lorain County. The insurer contends fraud in the life policy contract due to allegedly incorrect health questionnaire answers. The Lorain County Common Pleas Court awarded the widow $5,000, and the appellate court upheld.
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Columbus. O
Jan
Ohio Supreme Court
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Joan T. Snyder
Franklin E. Snyder
Lorain County
Snyder
Lorain
Elyrian Receives State Medical Certificate
Charles W. McGuire of 651 Broad Street was named among Ohioans earning state medical certificates after recent examinations. A graduate of Elyria High School and Georgetown University and Georgetown Medical School in Washington, he did internship at St. Vincent's Hospital in Toledo and plans to practice in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. McGuire
Dr. McGuire
Elyria High School
Georgetown University
Georgetown Medical School
Washington, D. C
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Toledo
Ely Tia
Marionettes To Present The Glowing Bird At Elyria High
The Tatterman Marionettes bring their new play The Glowing Bird to Elyria High School auditorium next Monday with two performances at 4 and 8 p m. Sponsored by the Players Club the show offers entertainment for both children and adults. Since their start in October 1923 they have given about ten thousand performances to over five million people in just over 12 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Tatterman Marionettes
Elyria High School
Players’ Club
Elyria High School Dramatic Organization
Tatterman
Barath Trial Ends as Judges Hear Barath Testimony
Miss DeFitte Carpenter testified that Barath appeared intoxicated and repeatedly said I shot mamma. Deputies were at the Barath home when Barath and Kohr returned from Giede's. The defense rested. Barath waived a jury and submitted to three judges. Mrs Phillips had acted as mother to Barath’s six children since their mother’s death fifteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barath
Jay B. Findley
D. A. Cook
Elyria
Clarence Anhl
Bucyrus
Phillips
Banking figures tied to U S policy shifts in 1915
Wartime testimony links Morgan Lamont Vanderlip to Washington talks on Germany policy. Investigators note shifts in state department and lender policy as bankers allegedly influenced neutrality and open trade with belligerents. References to July 1 1915 communications and press comments by Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard
Germany
Morgan
Paties
Washington, D. C
Dia
Morgan Morgan
Lamont
Fran Vanderlip
Tt National City Bank
William Jenings Bryan
State Department
Nye
Afte Morgan
Wilson
Winchester Repeating Art Company
Remingto Arms Company
Elyr Township to Hear Explain of Ohio Foundation Program
C A Gibbens county school superintendent will explain Ohio's new school foundation program at a meeting of the four Parent Teacher Associations in Elyr Township tonight. The session at Lak Avenue School aims to outline the program's effect on local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Elyr Township
C. A. Gibbens
Lak Avenue
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S. C. Allyn
National Cash Register Co
William E. Leves
Alton
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Anna M. Young
Zanesville
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H. A. Galt
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Henry A. Roemer
Youngstown
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George M. Verity
Champion Spark Plug Co
R A. Stranahan
Electric Auto-Lite Co
C. C. Miniger
Erie Railroad Co
C. FE. Denney
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton
F. J. Griffith
van Sweringen Co
RB. L. Jenks
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Newell Cocktail Lounge
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