Ohio Bell told to cut rates by public utilities panel
Ohio Bell Telephone Co must present new rate schedules after an Ohio Public Utilities Commission decision calls current rates unreasonable. The panel, with Geiger and Schaber in agreement on a new valuation, awaits final touches before release. Hopple dissents and may file a written opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell
John W. Bricker
Frank W. Geiger
Charles F. Schaber
E. J. Hopple
Mid 34 Minstrel Follies entertain seniors and students
The article describes a student minstrel show featuring Nelson Reublin as interlocutor and Whidden and Stringer with solos. Betty Bishop Mary Alice McLaughlin Billy Struck Beverly Peterman and Catherine Seward performed in tap dances. The large chorus and orchestra were directed by Frank Humphrey as seniors satirized by underclassmen amid a festive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Reublin
Jack Donnelly
William Randall
Jack Whidden
Thomas Stringer
Whidden
Stringer
Betty Bishop
Mary Alice McLaughlin
Billy Struck
Beverly Peterman
Catherine Seward
Frank Humphrey
Theft Reported on Franklin Street Car Ajar
Art Kaiser reported to police that a black handbag with children’s clothing was stolen from his parked car after someone forced the door lock in front of his home on Stanford Avenue last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Kaiser
Stanford Avenue
Stolen Nash Touring Car Recovered by Dover Police
A Nash touring car stolen yesterday from a Dover CWA worker was found last night on Depot Street in Ridgeville by local police. The vehicle’s recovery ends the theft incident with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Cwa
Ridgeville
Depot Street
Berkeley Square staged by Oberlin Dramatic Association
Oberlin Dramatic Association presents Berkeley Square a three act play Friday and Saturday January 19 20 at the Oberlin Inn supper at 6: 00. Miss Frances Nash directs with Edith Swern and James Ford in leading roles. Also lists full cast and notes reports of the past year and 1934 budget adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, CO
Oberlin Dramatic Association
Berkeley Square
Frances G. Nash
Edith Swern
James Ford
Peter Standish
Helen Pettigrew
Kate Pettigrew
Phyllis Cornell
Ann Pettigrew
Alice Pfund
Tom Pettigrew
Nelson Griggs
Edward Lombard
Throstle
Joe Halloway
Duchess of Devonshire
Marjorie Mapes
Marjorie
Adele Coleman
Duke of Cumberland
Richard Farmer
Major Clinton
Clarence Lynn
Lord Stanley
George Biro
Miss Barrymore
Janice Ruth
Carol Bairle-Price
James Brand
Conservatory Orchestra Plans January Concert
The Conservatory Orchestra conducted by Maurice Kessler will give a public concert on January 23 at 7 30 p m in Warner Concert Hall. Raymond Cerf will be soloist performing Beethoven Symphony No Six Pastoral Brahms Violin Concerto and Wagner Prelude and Lovedeath from Tristan and Isolde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Conservatory Orchestra
Maurice Kessler
Warner Concert Hall
Raymond Cerf
Beethoven
Mr. Cerf
Wagner
Oberlin Musical Union Plans May Brahms Requiem Concert
The Oberlin Musical Union intends to perform Brahms Requiem as the main work at a May spring concert under director Olaf C. Christiansen. The program also includes Bach Sanctus from the B minor Mass and a modern piece Wondrous things the Lord hath done by F Melis Christiansen. Rehearsals began last week and will be held each Monday at 7:30 in Finney Chapel with local Oberlin singers invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Musical Union
Olaf C. Christiansen
F. Melis Christiansen
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
M E Church to Hold Meeting Thursday
The First Methodist church holds its first quarterly meeting Thursday evening Sept 18. A potluck supper at 6 15 precedes the meeting. All members and church affiliates are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
First Methodist Church
First Church in Oberlin Plans Annual Meeting Wednesday
The annual meeting of the First Church in Oberlin will be held Wednesday at the church. A vote will address church matters and future programs, with members invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
Oberlin
P. T. A. To Screen Educational Films at Pleasant Street
The Pleasant Street School Parent-Teacher Association will present the second in a series of educational films in the school auditorium on Thursday evening January 18 at 7 50. The program features Across the Seven Seas and Where Nature Smiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. A. Group
Pleasant Street
Garden Group Meeting Hosts Share Garden Ideas
Mrs. C. H. Dudley welcomed members as hostess for the Garden Department meeting, where participants discussed planting plans, seasonal duties, and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Dudley
The
Oberlin Women’s Club Meeting Discusses Plant Relations
The Oberlin Women’s Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. William E. Wright’s West College street home. A paper on Plant Relations was presented followed by discussion and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women's Club
West College Street
William E. Wright
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter and Eggs Prices
Market notes list butter at 23 1/2 cents, eggs firm with receipts. poultry prices vary by class, fowl and capons quoted, leghorn and rock chickens priced, turkeys and roosters noted. Potatoes and corn with mixed quotati ons. wheat, corn, oats, and timothy clover seed prices included for context.
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Levkorn
LU. S
Maine
Green Mountains
Idaho
New York
Michigan
Losana Bliss
HS Yi
Timothy
Cleveland Livestock Market Steady with Mixed Cattle Prices
Livestock market shows a steady tone with few sales at top levels. Cattle quote steers around 65 to 75 with mixed weights and cow and calf values varying. sheep and hogs exhibit active demand and firm pricing for certain classes. market notes indicate cautious trading and occasional price support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Liviistock
Cattl
Lowes: Few Held Aves, Heaviness $2. Chose Mediums $740: Laeht Butebee
Yorners
Market Report Highlights Shocks in Veg Prices and Bets
The column reports volatile gains in carrot and celery categories with top prices around 44 440 and bids noted. It lists turnips and beet readings along with irregular quotes and possible bidding errors, mentioning several growers and locations in a terse market note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovegrowers
PETA
Pete
Dave
Porter
Tae Leip
Grain and wheat prices at Clover-Mereh market
Transcribed note shows grain prices with wheat at 294, corn at 31-24, oats and Clover-Mereh and Alsine-Cash prices listed. The text references a grain store, a transit bill and a market tally with multiple figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe Bette
Chicago Caste Quotations and Market Receipts Summary
Market report from Chicago listing egg and poultry receipts. Eggs graded firsts and extra firsts with quantities, futures, and storage standards noted. Live poultry receipts and price equivalents appear among dated entries dated January 17 to January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jan
Iim
Fem
Wheat market chatter from Minneapolis grains page
Jan 16 report shows grain prices and futures notes with bids for durum and yellow corn. Ontario and Chicago markets referenced. flour prices hold steady. shipments and bagged grain costs listed with mixed small changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vwinneapolis Gratn
Minneapolis
Julia Singe
Local Market Produce Prices and Shipments Report
The report lists vegetables and fruits with prices and origins. Items include carrots from California, onions, tomatoes, lettuce, asparagus, and apples from Massachusetts and New York, with shipment notes of 14 tracks and arrivals via Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farvwers
Jhets
Wey Bo Tan
Hubbard
Cleveland
Massachusetts
New York
Washington
California
Florida
Colorado
Texas
Arizona
Wash
Akron Rejects Edison Rate as City Moves Toward Municipal Power
Akron officials began preliminary steps to acquire Ohio Edison system after the utilities committee refused to negotiate a rate compromise. The plan aims to allocate distribution costs to residents and businesses and seek federal funds, with possible referendum on the August Primary ballot if petitions meet requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Public Utilities Committee
Ohio Edison Company
Robert C. Ryder
H. B. Bixler
Ohio Edison
Wassace
Edison Company
Ryder
The
Utilities Committee
Death Record John W. Cowie of Rochester Ohio
John W. Cowie born in Aberdeenshire Scotland August 3 1847 died at home in Rochester Ohio Sunday January 14 1934 aged 86. He married Permelia Jane Meeker January 17 1872 who died March 26 1904. Survived by son Steve Cowie Kipton and three daughters Mrs George Terwilliger Wellington Mrs Ethel Litchfield New London Mrs Claude Kingsbury Sullivan ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren. A daughter Mrs Bebie McEndree preceded him in death. Funeral January 17 at 1 30 p m at Mrs Terwilliger home with burial at Brighton.
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John W. Cowie
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Rochester
Ohio
Permelia Jane Meeker
Steve Cowie
Kipton
George Terwilliger
Wellington
Ethel Litchfield
New London
Claude Kingsbury
Sullivan
Bebie McEndree
Brighton
Peter Leczo Rites Planned After Death at Elyria Home
Peter Leczo 58 died at his Stop 7 R D 3 home January 15 after a nine month illness. Born in Hungary July 19 1876 he lived in Elyria nineteen years and worked for Perry Fay Co. Survived by wife Julia two children Mrs John Bakes Brighton and Jesse Leczo at home three grandchildren a half brother John Pastor in Elyria and brothers Alex sister Elizabeth Toth in Europe. Remains to be moved from Bittner Funeral Parlors this afternoon. funeral announcements tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Leczo
R. D
Hungary
Elyria
Perry Fay Co
Julia
John Bakes
Brighton
Jesse Leezo
John Pastor
Alex
Elzabeth Toth
Europe
Bittner
Farmer Steve Gott Dies After Seven Weeks Ill In Wellington
Steve Gott aged 62 well known farmer dies at Falls Clinic after seven weeks illness. Survived by five children John Wellington Helen at home Mrs Hazel Manning Huntington Mrs Dorothy Parsons Penfield and Paul La Grange along with eleven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow by Keith Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Gott
Wellington
Falls Clinic
John
Helen
Hazel Manning
Huntington
Dorothy Parsons
Penfield
Paul
la Grange
Keith Andrews
Frederick F. Russell Dead at 75 in Cleveland
Frederick F. Russell, 75, a former employee of the Elyria Republican, died at his Cleveland home. He is survived by sister Mary Ann Russell. Services were held at St. Clement's Church in Lakewood Wednesday morning at nine, with interment in St. Mary's Cemetery, Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick F. Russell
Old
Elyria
Stella P. Smith Funeral Passes to Crematory Service
The body of Mrs. Stella P. Smith of Stop 84 Lake Road Sheffield Lake Village was moved from Sudro funeral home to the Cleveland crematory this morning for a brief 10:00 service.
Funeral services for H Nelson Abbe Wednesday
Funeral services for H Nelson Abbe will be held Wednesday at p m from Nichols Funeral Home. Burial will be in Ridge Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Nelson Abbe
Nichols Funeral Home
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Auto Crash Fatal for Warren Koons in Lancaster
Warren Koons aged 43 from Columbus died in a Lancaster Ohio crash last night. A female passenger was injured in the same collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster, O
Warren Koons
Columbus
Agricultural Freight Report Totals by State and Destination
A summary shows shipments of produce with counts by origin and destination. Peppers from Florida and potatoes from Idaho Maine Colorado account for multiple tracks. Tomatoes from Mexico and mixed vegetables from Louisiana Texas add to totals of 111 arrived across 146 cars.
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Florida
Idaho
Maine
Colorado
Ontario
Texas
Delaware
Louisiana
New Jersey
Mexico
Wooster Cooperative Poultry Auction Results
Auction at Wooster Co-Operative Poultry Sales Monday reported grade by size with averages. Extra large sold 6 28 21% 214, extra medium 22 19% 20%, standard large 22m 20 204, standard medium 20% 3% 20. Details show volumes and percentages across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Young Men's Club Views Canada Trip Pictures
The Young Men s Club displayed motion pictures from a summer trip to Canada during the weekly meeting at the Y M C A. Rev Karl P Meister described experiences from the journey. M O F Fey announced a bowling tournament at St John s alleys next Monday and plans for a trip to the Cleveland Golden Gloves tournament.
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Canada
Karl P. Meister
Elyria Home
M. O F. Fey
St. John’s
Cleveland
Liquor By the Glass To Be Sold This Weekend in Ohio
Twenty four more liquor by the glass permits were approved by the state liquor control department, bringing total approvals to 156. First permits issue Friday after a fifteen day waiting period, marking the first legal sale of wines and hard liquor by the glass in Ohio since prohibition began nearly fourteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Liquor Control Department
Ohio
National Guard mustered as Company B Fifth Regiment
Elyria notes a National Guard unit mustered last night as Company B Fifth Regiment with Henry W. Davis as captain Sydney Berland as first lieutenant and Kenneth Whitehead as second lieutenant Non commissioned officers LeRoy Toffin Floyd Shaw Ford Blackmere and William School named For Elyria High School junior class a sleigh ride to Ridgeville and a party to Dinneitta last night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loval National Guard
Henry W. Davis
Sydney A. Berland
Kenneth M. Whitehead
LeRoy Toffin
Floyd L. Shaw
Ford Blackmere
William School
Elyria High School
Ridgeville
Three men escape death as scaffold collapses on bridge
A scaffold collapse on the Washington avenue bridge injures three workers but they escape serious harm. The incident marks the first major worksite accident on the bridge in the period. Lorain County charity and correction costs for the prior year totalled 104811.63 dollars, with 64403.34 dollars as the county share for state institutions. Oberlin College announces start on a 125000 dollar art building, site pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Lorain County Charity and Correction
Oberlin
King
Oberlin College
Elyria Forms Community Service Council to Raise Funds
On January 16 1919 Elyria organizes the Community Service Council with leaders F A Smythe as president H J Edwards vice president F W Colson treasurer and L B Hindman secretary. The council plans a February 12 to 22 fundraising campaign for local philanthropic institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Service Council of
Elyria
F. A. Smythe
H. J. Edwards
F. W. Colson
L. B. Hindman
Elyria Normal School Likely to be Discontinued
January 16 1924 report indicates the county normal school in Elyria may be withdrawn this year as Elyria and Lorain boards of education halt support. The school has operated at the Ely School for three years but space is now needed for regular classes. Lorain plans a Coolidge for President Club formation at a Republican Committee meeting. Lorain council informs a $60 000 city shortage for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Normal School
Elyria
Lorain
Ely
Coolidge
Republican Central Committee
Lorain Ships Awarded Two Ore Carrier Contracts
Contracts for two 580 foot ore carriers were awarded to American Shipbuilding Company in Lorain. The orders, the first for more than a year, will boost employment to about 1,000 workers and vessels will carry 12,000 tons of ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
American Shipbuilding Company
Creosote Help for Chest Ailments Promoted
Doctors have long recommended creosote formulations for coughs colds and bronchitis. Creomulsion combines creosote with six other medicinal elements to stop lingering coughs and colds. It is described as powerful yet harmless and easy to take with a money back guarantee if not relieved as directed. Keep Creomulsion on hand for urgent use.
Seven Leases Filed for Baxwell Drilling in Avon and Penfield
Ohio Fuel Gas Company filed seven leases totaling 170 acres in Avon Township and 176 acres in Penfield Township. Leases in Avon cover 41 acres owned by Doris L. Bouse, 50 by A. J. Hain, 8 and 27 by E. H. Klingshirn, 24 by Michael Mohr, and 20 by George C. Nagel. The Penfield tract of 176 acres is owned by M. E. Craddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxwell Drilling
Avon Township
Penfield Township
Guunty
William G. Mitchell
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Doris L. Bouse
A. J. Hain
E. H. Klingshirn
Michael Mohr
George C. Nagel
M. E. Craddock
Auto theft at Moose Coliseum robs Lorain dance crowd
Thieves broke into an Elyrian's car in front of the Moose Coliseum Lorain Saturday night and stole items including four top coats three hats a lady's coat three scarfs and a pair of driving gloves. Al McGinnis of 356 Seventh Street reported the loss after attending a dance with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian
Moose Coliseum
Lorain
al McGinnis
Seventh Street
City borrows $3,000 from police pension fund
City Council approved an ordinance to borrow 3000 dollars from the police and firemen's pension fund at an unspecified interest rate. City Auditor A C Schilleman said the loan funds expenses normally paid from the gasoline tax fund, which stood at 15 dollars at year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police and Firemen
A. C. Schilleman
Proposals Sought For Indigent Hospital Care
Elyria Memorial Hospital and Elyria Clinic submitted contract proposals for city indigent hospital care. Memorial offered to renew at 5.15 dollars per patient day, slightly below cost. Clinic proposed 4.90 dollars per patient day. Proposals referred to the finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Clinic
Memorial Hospital
I Thas
Council approves renewals for fire protection and water service
Last night the council passed resolutions authorizing the mayor and service director to renew contracts with Carlisle township trustees to furnish fire protection in 1934 at $500 and with Penfield Highland district to supply water for fire protection at $300 per year. Both agreements extend contracts that ended in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Township
Penfield Highland
Speak to Address Council Advise Preface Speaking Time
Citizens who wish to address the council should indicate their intention to a councilman or any council member. This facilitates introductions and secures the best time for speakers to present their views before the council.
Sen. Wheeler Pushes Silver Remonetization at 16 to 1
Speaker Rainey debated whether the House Banking and Currency Committee or the Coinage Committee should take up the Gold Reserve Act while Chairman Fletcher prepared to present the measure at 4 p.m. Silver advocates were unsettled with Roosevelt's call for wider silver use, opposed by those wanting results from current policies first. A monetary conference was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainey
House Banking and Currency Committee
Coinage Committee
Fletcher
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Roosevelt
Sen. Wheeler
Democrat
Montana
Lorain County Bank Elects Officers
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. directors elected Arthur B. Taylor as chairman and executive officer with S. H. Squire as president. A. J. Plocher became vice president and trust officer. Several treasurers and secretaries were named and F. A. Smythe relinquished chairmanship but remains on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Arthur B. Taylor
S. H. Squire
A. J. Plocher
Hl. A. Daniels
C. F. Wagner
J. M. Marshall
Don Granger
A. M. Thome
C. Day
W. L. Walsh
H. E. Birch
E. J. Klein
R. J. Carlin
C. G. Clark
F. A. Smythe
Smythe
Taylor
L. B. Fauver
R. D. Perry
J. C. Parsch
J. W. Brandt
G. E. Meyer
Leo R. Meyer
B. C. Franklin
F. H. Boylan
J.A. Hewitt
A. B. Taylor
R. F. Vandemark
Worth Fauver
Unruly Davis faces Lorain police and jail for intoxication
Charles Neisy Davis is taken to county jail after Lorain Municipal Court levies a $10 fine plus costs for intoxication. The report also notes Elyria police intolerance of his offenses as a contrast to Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Neisy) Davis
Lorain
Elyria
Davis
Heath suit over bicycle accident damages filed
Harvey Heath of 160 Spruce street sues A. C. Stang of 268 Spruce street for $200 claiming injuries to his son Harvey Lewis Heath Jr. 16 when a car struck him at Woodland avenue and Courtland street on October 25, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Heath
Spruce Street
A. C. Stang
Harvey Lewis Heath, Jr
Woodland Avenue
Courtland Street
City asked to take over Samuel Street and Laura and Jean Courts
A petition filed with the council last night requests the city take ownership of Samuel Street and Laura and Jean Courts. The matter was referred to the streets and sidewalks committee by Council President Everett Wilson. Samuel EB. Wurst, a petitioner, said the request has been pending for several years with no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Street
Laura and
Jean Courts
City
Council
Everett Wilson
Samuel EB. Wurst
Senate discussion focuses on sil ver amid Oklahoma plan
Senator Thomas of Oklahoma leads a discussion aimed at sil ver. The House debates the Farm Credit Bond Guarantee Bill with a $2 billion price tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Thomas
Oklahoma
House
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R. J. Scott
ANE Chinese
An F. Burgess
Madison, Wis
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North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Roger Ingraham
Lakewood
George Jackson
North Cedar Avenue
O. V. Carper
William Finley
William Whitner
Philip Busch
Gordon Ely
Mansfield
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Episcopal Church
Oberlin Inn
Emily Craine
Geneva
W. E. Wright
South Professor Street
Musical Union
Cleveland Produce
Rock Springs
United States Department of
United States Department of Agr
United States
McClures
L. S. IL
Wisconsin
Colorado McClures
Idaho Russets
Toledo Gats
Abbe
Lorain County Bank
Nicholas Bishop
Common Pleas
Pierre Smith
A. R. Webber
Petit Jury Service
Charles Semo
J. E. Braithwaite
Max Hart
Harry J. Wilson
Joseph Nagy
Charles W. Barrick
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Willam G. Given
Kathryn Barres
John Hamilton
Erie Avenue
Reger and
Binninger
Woolworth's
Iady
Chestnut Ridge Road
Murbach
Coal & Supply CO
W. Bridge Street
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