County Salaries Total $200070 for Year
County Auditor Monroe H. Welty reports salaries expended in county offices last year excluding County Commissioners. Total salaries for eight officials reach $33,591.80, with specific office totals listed: Auditor $37,875, Treasurer $22,661.56, Probate Judge $15,097.21, Clerk of Courts $19,275, Recorder $14,879, Surveyor $52,493, Prosecutor $8,550, Sheriff $35,542. The Surveyor's state contribution was $19,815 for state work. Probate Judge H. C. Wilcox earned $4,875 salary plus $1,705 inheritance fees. county inheritance fees totaled $1,668. Commissioners earned $6,313.60 total, at $1,838.88 each plus about $25 extra for fee-based special work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe H. Welty
Automobile License Department
H.C. Wilcox
Funeral services for Mrs. James Tittle Sr
Funeral services for the late Mrs. James Tittle Sr aged 59, who died Saturday at her home on Oberlin Road, were held at two o clock this afternoon from the home with Rev E B Redhead officiating. Burial followed at Alurray Ridge Cemetery. She had been ill six months and is survived by her husband and two sons James Jr and Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tittle
Oberlin Road
E. B. Redhead
Alurray Ridge Cemetery
Tittle
James, Jr
Joseph
William Schubert Dead at 87 Following Illness
William Schubert died Monday at his home on 519 West River Street after an illness of eighteen months. Born in Elyria on April 8, 1858, he retired from farming eight years ago. He was married forty seven years ago and leaves wife, son Fred Schubert of this city, daughter Mrs Byron Seely of LaGrange, one grandchild, Carl Seely, and two brothers Louis of Elyria and Andrew of Townline Road. A member of the Second Congregational church, funeral services will be conducted by Rev Wiseman from Sudro funeral parlors Wednesday at p.m., with burial in Ridgelawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schubert
West River Street
Elyria
Fred Schubert
Byron Seely
LaGrange
Carl Seely
Louis Schubert
Lyria
Andrew Schubert
Townline Road
Schubert
Second Congregational Church
Wiseman
Sudro
Ridgelawn
Frank L Bates Dies at 74 in Birmingham Area
Frank L Bates aged 74 died at nine this morning at the home of his daughter Mrs James Johnson 212 West avenue Born December 3 1856 in Tama county Iowa he leaves his widow Mrs Dora Bates one daughter Mrs James Johnson and one son Merion Bates of Birmingham twelve grandchildren two great grandchildren and three brothers Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Bates
James Johnson
West Avenue
Tama County
Iowa
Dora Bates
Mérion Bates
Birmingham
Alberta Westrick obituary in Ohio at 20 years
Alberta Catherine Westrick of Grafton Ohio died Tuesday morning at Allen Hospital Oberlin at age 20 years 7 months 10 days She is survived by her father Martin J Westrick sisters Loretta and Agnes brothers Leonard and Edmond Funeral services will be Friday at 9 am from Immaculate Conception church Grafton Interment Calvary Cemetery Lorain Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Catherine Westrick
Grafton
Ohio
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Martin J. Westrick
Loretta
Agnes
Leonard
Edmond
Immaculate Conception Church
Calvary Cemetery
Lorain
One Act Play Featured At Young Men's Club
Miss Mary Riley and Miss Virginia Parks presented a one act play Colum bine at the Y M C A weekly meeting. Plans were announced for a club clip trip to a hockey game in Cleveland on February. The club's team won the Luncheon Club Volley Ball League championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Riley
Virginia Parks
Cleveland
Y-Indus Club Elects Officers Tonight
The Y Indus Club will elect six officers for six months at the weekly YMCA meeting. Two candidates for each office were nominated last week, and the officers to be selected tonight will be chosen from these nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Tontighy
t-Indus Club
Torigat
Willard Dettman Fined On Reckless Driving Charge
Willard Dettman was fined £5 plus costs after arraignment on a reckless driving charge. He was arrested last night at West Avenue and 13th Street by Major James A. Hewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Dettman
James A. Hewitt
Dettman
West Avenue
13Th Street
McGuire Appeals DWI Verdict From City Court
Edward McGuire filed an appeal in common pleas court challenging the Guilty verdict for driving while intoxicated rendered by Mayor James A. Hewitt's court. McGuire was convicted on December 28.
Carriers To Be Theatre Guests
Eighty Chronicle Telegram carriers will be guests of the Capitol Theatre at ward to be held Thursday night. The invitation was extended by the theatre's new manager. The carriers will meet at the Chronicle Telegram office at 5 54 p m to travel to the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle Telegram
Capitol Theatre
At & Ward
Nevada road builder sets new speed record
Tonopah Nev Southern Nevada crowns a new speed king Andy Drumm a road builder traveled the Tonopah to Las Vegas 218 miles in three hours and 23 minutes lowering the previous record by 25 minutes. F F Garside publisher Tonopah Times Bonanza sent congratulations and conceded defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Tonopah
Nev
Las Vegas
Andy Drumm
F. F. Garside
Radio aids music stockholm praises machines influence
Professor Olallo Morales of the Royal Swedish Academy of Music hailed radio and talking machine at the annual meeting for increasing music consumption. He urged harmony between the muses and modern mechanical devices rather than derision, saying the time has come to embrace present generation’s equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Aids Music
Stockholm
Olallo Morales
Royal Swedish Academy of Music
Father Splits Possessions In Neshoba Estate
A will filed in Neshoba Tennessee reveals James J. Quinn, a farmer, left his daughter Vera $1,462 in cash plus farm implements. His other daughter Roth received $1,509 cash. The estate is to be divided among two daughters after the father’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Quinn
Youngstown police injured in getaway chase
Two policemen were injured, one seriously, when their patrol car overturned during a chase of a bandit group in a suburb last night. A merchant was robbed of 769 dollars. Officer John Hosa and Officer Guy Birch sustained injuries. The robbed merchant was Neal Torella of Torella Grocery, whose father co-owns the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstows
Fan
Firivhera
Sandits
Up & Screcmers
John Hosa
Guy Birch
Neal Torella
W. KR. Torella Rocery
Miruther
Firemen Answer Fourth Alarm of the Year
Elyria firefighters answered their fourth alarm of the year when called to C. C. Cameron at 111 Elbe Street. They found dust and sweepings atop the furnace radiator had ignited, filling the home with smoke but causing no damage, per the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
C. C. Cameron
Elbe Street
Toedott
Notable Ohio Die-Offs Reported Across Cities
A string of local deaths reported in Ohio includes Cre stline resident O Jen 140 Airs Eienora Blake 50, linked to ballot tampering accusations in 1929. Cleveland mourns M Sheck 61, stagehands union head, while Columbus lists Jos Mack 14, alleged Negro rum runner, and Toledo prepares for funeral Francis Crosby 79, former city editor. Norwalk notes Harlan Perdurrne 21 killed by New York Central train collision. Frank Garrigan credited for averting disaster as engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eienora Blake
Norwalk
Harlan Perdurrne
New York Central Railroads
North West Streathera
Frank Garrigan
Toledo
Ersiear
Dickason Seriously Injured In Auto Crash At Wooster
J H Dickason, a 60 year old noted temperance lecturer and former head of Wooster Academy and Summer School, was hospitalized in Wooster after a serious auto crash yesterday. He has taught thousands of Ohio teachers and remains a prominent anti cigarette advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster O
J. H. Dickason
Wooster Hospital
Dickason
Wooster Academy
Ohio
Cleveland taxi strike erupts in citywide shutdown
Dissent among Green Taxi Cab drivers prompts City License Commissioner L C Curr to order a halt to operations after talks with Green Cab Co president A F Waite. Disorder followed competition from Zone Cab Co with a 15 cent per mile rate. Health orders close churches and poolrooms amid scarlet fever scare. Ferguson ordered to curb tethering and gatherings to protect families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
L. C. Curr
A. F. Waite
Green Cab Co
Ware
Zone Cab Co
Cant Find a Mayor in Ampus France
In Ampus France the village could not elect a mayor as no candidate appeared and no ballots were cast in the recent elections. The town remains without a mayor and continues without an elected leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ampus
France
Maror
Haystack hid hog found by surprised housewife
Forest Grove Oregon Mrs E Parrot searched a hay stack for a prize hog missing from a show. She uncovered the thin pig after digging and noted it had fainted in a ladylike fashion, ending the odd field mishap with a humorous twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Grove
Ore
E. Parrot
Number OneContinued from Page One Post 110 Awards
A fragment listing Post 110 achievements and criteria for awards across rituals, standing committees, news coverage, graves registration, ceremonial colors or rifles, bonded finance officer, Auxiliary unit, and membership growth with points assigned for each criterion and department cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
American Legion
Department Legion Affairs
Survey of unemployment in Oberlin discussed at church meeting
A Sunday gathering at the James Brand House brought together members from all local churches to discuss the present unemployment situation. Dr Armington presided as Mrs Hipp nurse and Mr Potter spoke on public works and community efforts. Dr Barrett and others shared views from health, pulpit, and civic perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brand House
Armington
Hipp
Potter
Ches
Barrett
J. A. Richards
First Church
McFadden
Vit. Zion Baptist Church
Roy Schenner
Rust
MW. E. Shared
Os C City Team Defeats Lorain Faculty 28-21
The O S C team defeated Lorain City Faculty 28-21 in their season opener last week marking a strong start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain City
Education club meeting highlights Ohio papers
The Oberlin Women’s club Education department met at Mrs. Tobin’s Elm Street home. Miss Carrie Pease spoke on Picturesque Ohio, Mrs. C F Ralston discussed Antiquity and mound destruction, and Mrs. Nellie Reed presented Historical places in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women’s Club
Installation of new Royal Arcanum officers
Officers installed for this year are Regent Les Comings Vice Regent H G Watts Secretary C R Comings Collector J N Stone Treasurer C R Graham Orator H P Stone Chaplain Fred Coming Guide Joe Williams Warden Fred Lyman Sentry H E Morgan Jr Trustee H H Stone Representative to Grand Council Harry E Morgan Sr Alternate Co R Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
K. of P. Hall
Les Comings
H G. Watts
C. R. Comings
J. N Stone
C. R. Graham
H. P Stone
Fred Coming
Joe Williams
Fred Lyman
H. E. Morgan, Jr
H. H. Stone
Harry E. Morgan
Co. R. Graham
Funeral services for Charles Faston in Kent Ohio
Charles Faston aged 75 former Oberlin resident died at his home in Kent Ohio. Funeral services will be held at 11 AM Thursday at Seégeman Funeral parlors. He taught at Oberlin Academy Fisk University and in Chester Ohio. Survived by daughter Ruth and son Jamis O. Berz. Burial in family plot at Westrood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Faston
Oberlin
Kent
Seégeman
Ruth
College
Jamis O. Berz
Easton
Oberlin Academy
Fisk University
Chester
Ohio
Westrood
Oberiin School of Commerce Edges Hur Merchants 46 26
The Oberiin School of Commerce basketball team defeated the Hur Merchants 46 to 26 last night. The first half ended 18 to 16 in Oberiin's favor, with the Commerce squad pulling away in the second half scoring 28 points to Merchants' 10.
Divorce suit filed in Lorain court over cruelty
Daisy Stegran of Elyria seeks a divorce from Frederick Stegran on gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Married in 1906 they have three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Stegran
Elyria
Frederick Steaman
Eila Williams
Frank Downe
Lorain
Martha Down
Promptness and cooperation in Legion activities highlighted
The Elyria Post lists 1000 points for readiness and participation in department and national Legion efforts. It notes exact point values for promptness, cooperation, national affairs, and attendance, plus extra credit for its 50 member drum and bugle corps which has won Ohio championships and placed in National Legion contests in San Antonio Louisville and Boston. The corps, led by Cream Puff, rides under Wm. C. Sudro and trains toward the Detroit National Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Legion Affairs
Elysia Post
Ohio
National Legion
San Antonio
Texas
Louisville
Kentucky
Boston
Massachusetts
Elyria Corps
Cream Puff
Wm. C. Sudro
Elyria
Detroit
Two High School Basketball Games Set In Local Gym
Two games will be played Thursday evening in the high school gym. At 7:30 the Oberlin Odd Fellows meet the Oberlin School of Commerce, followed by Janby Oil versus Henrietta at 8:30. Both Oberlin teams are undefeated this season. A prom themed evening promises two games for the price of one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Oberlin Odd Fellows
Oberlin School of Commerce
Janby Oil
Henrietta
Odd Fellows
Oberlin notices and travels pass across town
Obituaries and community notes report the death of Miss Eliza Park of Redlands and a lecture tour by Rev. Van der Pyl through Hartford Washington New York City and Pittsburgh returning about the 20th. Occasional illnesses visits and social calls appear at Allen hospital Oberlin and Elyria with short updates on local residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van der Pyl
East
Hartford
Conn
Washington
New York City
Pittsburgh
Wellington Civil War Veteran Celebrates 98th Birthday
Wellington Ohio January 13 Reuben Knapp the town oldest Civil War veteran marks his 98th birthday with friends and family at his home Flowers gifts and a birthday cake with 98 flags honor the day The day brought both joy and sorrow as his son Warren was ill and his nephew Courtland Knapp was buried in Delta Ohio Neighbor visits and greetings flowed in from women and veterans groups Knapp said Let me live until I am 102 and I'll be ready to go to the next world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Reuben Knapp
Knapp
Warren Knapp
Merry Makers
Courtland Knapp
Delta
Ohio
Woman's Relief Corps
Daughters of Union Veterans of
Caroline Sutton
Lorain
Sons of Veterans
Van Cleef Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr and Mrs BE A Van Cleef marked fifty years of marriage in Wellington celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. They chose the date 13 as luck, hosting thirteen guests at a family dinner at Oberlin Inn with relatives from Essex Falls Toledo and local area listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. van Cleef
van Cleef
Wellington
James Daly
Congregational Church
Oberlin Inn
Frank C. van Cleef
Esther
John
Frank C. Jr
Langland
Essex Falls
New Jersey
W. K. van Cleef
Edward
Helen
George C. Schon
Toledo
Funeral attendees for Courtland Knapp in Delta Ohio
Members of the Knapp family who attended the funeral services of Courtland Knapp yesterday included Bert Knapp of Wellington Mr and Mrs Elmer Knapp and son Floyd and wife Elsworth Laborie of Ashland and Mr and Mrs Minor Laborie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
Courtland Knapp
Delta
Ohio
Bert Knapp
Wellington
Elmer Knapp
Floyd
Elsworth Laborie
Ashland
Minor Laborie
Reserve seat sale for charity minstrel show by Wellington Kiwanis
The advance sale of seats has been most encouraging says William Wadsworth chairman of the affairs. Yet many villagers can still buy tickets and have not done so. The minstrel show at the Opera House is touted as the finest yet. Homes without tickets will receive a second call today or tomorrow as the town faces mid winter needs of food shelter and warmth for families without work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welligton Kiwanians
William Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Wellington Fair Officers Head to State Meeting
L. G. Bradstock newly elected secretary and Burt Curuce travel to Columbus to attend the annual State Fair meeting. The event runs tonight, Wednesday, and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Bradstock
Wellington
Burt Curuce
Columbus
Village illness and social notes compile local health and visits
Master Harry Lee Jr is ill with a bad cold. S K Warner and daughters plan a Florida motor trip to visit Fred Warner sick child. Warren Knapp critically ill after a stroke. Several chicken pox cases including Lex Tibbins. Mrs Frank Chapman ill for five weeks. James Gadfield wintering in Miami reports healthy hosts. Miss Louise Roice visits Mentor and Lucille Roice heads home talent show. Holiday guests in Ashland. Lucille Markey visits Well ington. Eastern Stars to meet with a covered dish supper at 6. Miss Esmeralda Johnson visits Grose. Bert Sigler and Ed Sheldon ill. Columbus trips noted. Win One Class Baptist Sunday School social at Finleys Elyria with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lee, Jr
K. Warner
Margaret
Jeannette
Florida
Orrville
Fred Warner
Warren Knapp
Kelly Street
LextHibbons
Frank Chapman
James Gadfield
Miami
Paul Clifford Wellington Folk
Louise Rolce
Lucille Roice
Mentor
Ohio
E. L. Holiday
Ashland
Lucille Markey
Wadsworth
Wellington
Marjory Holiday
Eastern Stars
A. H. Binder
A. B. Daughtery
Sim Whiteside
Columbus
W. J. Powell
Harold Whiteside
Win
The
Baptist Sunday School
Murray Finley
Ely Tia
Harvey Ray
B. W. Hales
H. K. Finley
Hillsboro Man Receives Life Sentence for Police Officer Murder
Willard Brucks of Hamilton was sentenced to life with hard labor in the Ohio Penitentiary for the murder of Hillsboro policeman William Hughes. Judge N. Craig Mc Bride ordered continual hard labor for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro, O
Willard Brucks
Hamilton
Ohio
William Hughes
Hillsboro
N. Craig McBride
Brucks
Markets Cleveland Produce Prices Snapshot
Market listings from Cleveland show butter at 36 1 4, 26 cents for standards. eggs at 37, firsts 24. poultry prices include heavy fowls 22, medium 18-19, Leghorn fowls 7-18, heavy broilers 23-25, Leghorn broilers 13, ducks 25, old cocks 13, stags 20, geese 15-16, and weapon No 1 23-33. Potatoes Maine Green Mt 2.50-2.60 per 120. Idaho russet 2.25-2.35 per 16th sack. old $14.50, new $15.35. Allike cash 13.75, March 14.05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Maine
Sach
Idaho
Chicago cash quotations for poultry and produce
Chicago market notes show receipts of 2 cars and 9 trucks for poultry with prices for fowls 20 to 22 cents, springs 21 cents, roosters bid, young turkeys 25 cents, heavy ducks 22 cents, geese light. eggs futures 137. butter futures storage standards February 27. vegetable and potato receipts and state shipments report 964 cars Saturday, 67 Sunday, with mixed prices for Idaho russets and Colorado McIntosh as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Department
Povatols
United States
Jackeu
Wisconsin
Idaho
Colonrado Mclures
Cleveland livestock quotes from January thirteenth market report
Cleveland Ohio livestock quotations show hogs at 210 pounds top, 875 bid, 6.75 for sows, 3.00 for stags. cattle largely steady with cows 4.00, fat cattle 5.00 to 6.06, calves 10.00 to 13.50. sheep 2000 head steady with lambs 50 to 75 and bulk cutouts around 7.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
U.S
Toledo Grain and Market Prices Report
Toledo grain prices list No 1 red wheat 351 2456 1 2 cents No 2 red 41 2 dollars 31 2 cents corn No 2 yellow 75 76 oats No 2 white 37 1 2 38 1 2 cents rye No 2 67 cents clover seed cash domestic old 1450 new 15 00 Feb 15 35 asked March 13 10 chafee cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Chafee
Japan denies reports of new British ambassador
Tokyo foreign office rejects claims that Sir John Francis Lindley was named ambassador to Japan succeeding Sir John Tilley. No successor named for Tulley. Rumors link Sir Ronald Lindsey, ambassador in Washington, to Tokyo, but British circles doubt the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
John Francis Lindley
Japan
John Tilley
England
Foreign Office
John Tulley
Tokyo Nichi Nichi
Ronald Lindsey
Washington
Tokyo Post
Carlotta Barnard Offers Free Free-Singing Trials in Cleveland
Carlotta Barnard of Cleveland announces Wednesday sessions at Day's Music Studios offering free singing trials. Location Day's Music Studios 867 Broad St. Contact phone 2860 for singers seeking radio work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Broad St
Grain and flour market notes with mixed futures data
Minneapolis grain and flour market report shows No. 1 northern wheat around 75 to 79 cents with May and July futures. No. 1 red durum around 64 to 65 cents. Cotton sacks priced near 6.25 dollars per 98 pound bale. Plax futures listed at 1.56 to 1.60 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
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Tittle Funeral
the 1St Savings & Loan Company
Castle’s
Second Street
Cleveland, O
Dear M. Sheck
Clevening Heights
Sheck
Jos Mack
W. H. Cary
Nésto
Francis Crosby
Old
Crosby
Groveland Street
Alflen
Easton Funeral
National Bank of Commerce
Valentine Tymkewicz
Annie Jurowski
Municipal Court
Steve Frankowski
E. H. Park
Alfred Churchill
Oberlin College
Mrs. Aufderheide
Madeline Swetland
Manette Swetland
J. Anthony Humphries
Oberlin Exchange Club
Mary Widdowson
Sen
Mrs. Reed Ives
George Jackson
Wendolyn
Ingraham
Albert Place
Professor Breckenridge
Frank Foster
North Pleasant Street
Albright
East College
Sirset
de Forest Pratt
Cincinnati
Emory Knapp
Mrs. Wayne Eaton
Rochester
Roy Clisby
Clisby
Stang & Elgart
Chappel St
Carlotta Barnard
Munson
Eddie Buzzell
Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Marcel
Fingerwave
Florence Schwind
Beauty Parlor
Second Sf
West Side Lumber & Coal
West
Elyria Eagles Hall
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
el Ra, Ohio
Motor Cars and Insurance Policies
Iccentral Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Company
C. A. Parmort
van Wert
GEO. R. Allen & Son
Masonic Temple
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