Morgenthau Opposes Bonus Costs Spark Debate
Secretary Morgenthau testified before the Senate finance committee that the treasury could run a deficit of about 5.5 billion dollars by June 30 1937 if the bonus bill and work relief costs pass. President Roosevelt is expected to seek 2 billion for work relief with borrowing. Harrison and other New Deal leaders deny new taxes to fund the plan.
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Washington
Treasury
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Senate Finance Committee
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Congress
Pat Harrison
New Deal
Judges And Lawyers To Attend Conference In Toledo
Common pleas court will suspend Friday and Saturday so judges and attorneys in the county can attend the State Bar Association session in Toledo. Chief Justice Carl V. Wergandt urged statewide suspension and judges to participate in discussions on Ohio appeal procedures. Judges Guy B. Findley and D. A. Cook are expected to attend.
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Common Pleas Court
State Bar Associacenu
Toledo
Carl V. Wergandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
D. A. Cook
Churches Must Collect Sales Tax On Dinners
Columbus Ohio January 15 religious and charitable groups must obtain a one dollar vendor license and collect sales tax on dinners and functions where goods are sold. The change aims to raise revenue from 46 million to 60 million dollars and also requires farmers to collect tax in all retail farm sales.
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Columbus
Donahey Urges Amendment to U S Constitution
Senator A Vic Donahey of Ohio urged amending the U S Constitution to add health safety and security guarantees. He argued the document has not kept pace with times and should be revised, noting barriers from business sectionalism and public indifference amid economic upheaval and court challenges to laws intended to restore conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
A. Vic Donahey
Ohio
Sen. Donahey
United States Supreme Court
Three Elyria firemen to be transferred Thursday
Fire Chief W. N. Bates announced transfers of three Elyria firemen effective Thursday. Henry Keating moves from Engine Company Two to One, Benjamin E. Mosely from One to Hose Company One, and R. E. Benton from Three to One to broaden experience with city areas and firefighting duties.
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Elyria
W. N. Bates
Henry Keating
Benjamin E. Mosely
R. E. Benton
Bates
Adopt Amendments To Senior Hi-Y Club Constitution
The Senior Hi-Y Club at the Y M C A adopted several constitutional changes at its weekly meeting. Members must maintain a high scholastic average to stay in the club, officers shift from a year to a semester term, and the club will have two advisors including the Y M C A boys work secretary. No meeting next week due to finals. elections for the second semester will occur the following week. The club also formed a basketball team practicing at 6 p m Thursday in the Y M C A gym.
Death Record Mrs Laura Morr of Lorain County
Mrs Laura Morr wife of B W Morr of South Middle avenue died at her home Wednesday at 12 40 a m after eight weeks illness She was born in Pennsylvania December 6 1866 and lived in Lorain County 38 years and at home 28 years She is survived by her husband a daughter Ethel Marr and a brother Joseph Shuey Friends may call at Nichols Funeral Home services Friday at 2 p m conducted by Reverend Will Foster Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Laura Morr
B. W. Morr
South Middle Avenue
Pennsylvania
Lorain County
Ethel Marr
Joseph Shuey
Ashland
Ohio
Nichols Funeral Home
Will Foster
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Infant Son of Stiles Dies At Elyria Memorial
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Noble Stiles died this morning at 8 00 at Elyria Memorial Hospital Funeral services were held from Sudro Funeral Home with burial in Westwood cemetery Oberlin baby leaves parents and grandparents Samuel Cannon of Oberlin Jeff Stiles of Winchester Tennessee
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Noble Stiles
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sudro Funeral Home
Westwood Cemetery
Oberlin
Samuel Cannon
Jeff Stiles
Winchester
Tennessee
Rotary members view Mevien and England films
Elyria Rotary Club members at Elks Restaurant yesterday viewed motion pictures from Mevien and England shot by Cleveland Rotarian Buell Nutt president of the Safety Appliance Company. Nutt narrated life and people in the two countries and recounted his experiences including attendance at the Rotary International convention in Mexico City last summer.
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Mevien
England
Elyria
Girl Awarded 1700 For Injuries In Avon Lake
Eleanor Williams sixteen of Avon Lake was awarded a verdict today for 1700 for injuries from a two year old auto crash. A suit by her father settled for 700. Both actions were resolved in Judge Guy B Findley`s court.
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Eleanor Williams
Avon Lake
Agna B. Ritter
Guy B. Findley
Court House disputes and divorces in Lorain County
Irene Parkdale filed for divorce from Charles of Lorain on extreme cruelty. State Highway Department seeks strip of property on North Ridge Road for the Black River valley bridge. offer rejected at 460. C. D. Smiley sues Corning D. Ryals for 258. Foreclosure of Elyria property sought. Mrs George Knsely of Lorain sues for divorce on gross megfed and extreme cruelty. Lila M. Turner sues Ralph Standen and J. P. Burgert for rents and income from Cahoon farm Ridgeville 1929 to Sept last. claims part interest with Burgert.
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Irene Parkdale
Charles of
State Highway Department
Common Pleas
Walton
Clara Boyd
North Ridge Road
Black River Valley
George Knnsely
Lorain
Lila M. Turner
Ralph Standen
J. P. Burgert
Standen
Cahoon Farm
Iy Ridgeville
Burgert
Munitions Probers Read Secret Records In Hearing
Washington January 15. J P Morgan left the bar as Senate munitions investigators read secret government records. The committee examined a dossier from State Department files showing President Wilson’s expressed impatience with the Allies in July 1916. Morgan had not attended the session since deliberations began ten days earlier.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan
Senate
Wilson
Morgan
United States
State Department
H S Students Invited To Kent State Program
Elyria High and northeastern Ohio high school students join Kent State University for the annual High School Day on February 8 featuring a forensic program in the afternoon a swimming meet wrestling match basketball game gymnastic exhibition and a student guided campus tour Dr J O Engleman Kent State president will address guests at halftime of the basketball game.
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Elyria
Ohio
Kent State University
J. O. Engleman
Kent State
Two Lorain Men Fined on Narcotic Plea
Florentino Garcia 38 and Jesus Fierro 395 both of Lorain were fined 50 dollars each and costs by Judge Guy B Findley after pleading guilty to narcotic law violations. Arrested by state agents and Lorain Police, about 5000 dollars worth of marijuana was found in their possession. They have been in the county jail for 90 days awaiting disposition and could not pay the fines today.
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Florentino Garcia
Jesus Fierro
Lorain
Guy B. Findley
Wellington Holstein officers to be elected tonight
Wellington Holstein Association will elect its officers at the annual meeting in the Herrick auditorium. The program includes motion pictures from the trip to Seattle and footage of the National Holstein Friesian Association meeting held last year.
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Wellington Holstein Association
Herrick Auditorium
Wellington
Seattle
National
Holsten- Friesian Association
Oberlin burglary convict sentenced by judge Findley
Andrew Seames, 35, of Oberlin, was sentenced to an indeterminate term in the penitentiary by Judge Guy R. Findley yesterday after his conviction for the burglary of Dascomb Cottage, Oberlin College girls dormitory, on December 7. He had prior terms of four years at Mansfield Reformatory and four years at Jackson State Penitentiary.
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Andrew Seames
Oberlin
Guy R. Findley
Dascomb Cottage
Oberlin College
Mansfield Reformatory
Michigan State Penitentiary
Jackson
Temperance Day Observed In Elyria and Lorain Schools
Elyria and Lorain County schools plan a state observance of Temperance Day on Friday. Some counties may delay to avoid mid term exams. The program includes Alcohol Talks to Youth and physiology lessons, with county plans matching state guidance and local schedules.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Department of Education
R. C. Maston
Ohio
C. A. Gibbons
President Wilson Accused of Falsifying War Secret Treaty Claim
Washington January 15 Chairman Gerald P Noe of the Senate Munitions Committee charged President Wilson with falsifying a postwar assertion that he was unaware of allied secret treaties about disposition of European territory when the United States entered the conflict.
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Washington
Gerald P. Noe. R
N D
Senate Munitions Committee
Wilson
America
Europe
Get Acquainted Day Plans Changed for Lorain County
Lorain County farm women plan the annual Get Acquainted Day with a March 31 date shift from April 7 to avoid Holy Week. A five member committee led by Mrs. Wallace Bear will organize the event. Other members include Mrs. J. H. Curtiss, Mrs. H. L. Leimbach, Mrs. EF Co Cotton, and Mrs. Paul Portman. The council will also send representatives to the Ohio Farmers Week meeting in Columbus on January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County Women's Home Council
Wallace Bear
Pittsfield Township
J. H. Curtiss
LaGrange Township
H. L
Professional Entertainer At Elyria Kiwanis Meeting
C. G. Burgderfer makeup artist and impersonator will entertain Elyria Kiwanis Club members at their weekly noon meeting at the Hotel Newell tomorrow. He has years of experience as a professional entertainer and is well known in the circuit.
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C. G. Burgderfer
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Official Of Home For Aged Is Accused
Troy A. Dahn secretary treasurer of the Reformed Church Home for the Aged in Upper Sandusky was to be arraigned today on a warrant charging embezzlement of 11000 of the Home's funds. Dahn, a Toledo publicity official, was arrested in Toledo by Wyandot county officers. The warrant was filed by Rev. G. W. Good. The shortages allegedly covered three years.
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Upper Sandusky
Troy A. Dahn
The
Reformed Church Home For the
Justice of the Peace
F. FE. Weidau
Dahn
Toledo Commission of Publicity and Efficiency
Toledo
Wyandot
G. W. Good
the Reformed Church
Cottage Blaze Kills Two Walton Children in Morristown
In Morriston Ohio an overheated stove started a cottage fire at Frank Walton’s home. Thelma nine and Wilma two perished, trapped in the three room cottage. The mother suffered serious burns while trying to rescue them. Frank and Richard and the father escaped unharmed.
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Athens
Frank Walton
Morriston
Ohio
Thelma
Wilma
Waltons
Frank
Richard
Plans for Lorain County P T A officers election
The Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations began plans at its January meeting at Clearview school to elect officers at the April meeting at Belden School. A nominating committee of Frank Amherst Fairchild Hall will pick candidates for president and second vice president. Principal speakers included Mrs. C E Kindle and P M Watson of Lakewood. More than 200 attended the afternoon session, with an even larger evening turnout.
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Lorain County Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
County Council
Clearview
Belden
George H. Frank
Amherst
R. H. Fairchild
Brownhelm
Robert Hall
The
Clearview PT. A
C.E. Kindle
Lakewood
Bill Repeal Move On Armbruster Lawrence Act
The highway committee of the House voted out a bill to repeal the Armbruster-Lawrence act which cancels special highway taxes. Assemblyman William Ashbolt of Lorain County led the report, noting the act harms smaller counties and would cost Lorain county at least $400,000.
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Columbus
Highway Committee
House
William Ashbolt
Lorain County
Minneapolis Doctor to Speak Twice in Lorain County
Dr. J. A. Myers, noted Minneapolis physician, will present two talks in Lorain County on February 11 under county health department sponsorship. He will address county physicians at Lorain at 5 p m and speak at an Elyria church that evening. Myers is active in the anti tuberculosis movement.
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J. A. Myers
Minneapolis
Lorain County
F. R. Dew
Dr. Myers
Lorain
Elyria
Myers
Lorain County Senior Four Club Forms Crafts Group
A meeting at Janet Baus's home voted to form a crafts club for older girls. The group will study applied psychology and personality and begin block printing as its first project under the new program. Next meeting at Zelda Schramm's home.
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Lorain County
Janet Baus
Zelda Schramm
Southerner Plane Crash Near Forrest City Kills All
A Southern plane named Southerner crashed in swamp near Forrest City after radio contact with Memphis was lost. Searchers found wreckage and several bodies in rancid swamp water. Investigators noted two failed motors and pondered possible causes amid rumors of sabotage.
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Memphis
Little Rock
George Jones
Goodwin
Jones
Forrest City
Ajdrlina
Marshall
Mother Beats Her Three Children To Death
West Chester Pennsylvania January 16 1950 Mrs Sarah Oberly 50 wife of Chester county agricultural agent beat her three children to death today as they slept and then attempted to hang herself The victims were Mary 17 Joseph Jr 10 and Louise The mother was found beside the bed with a cord around her neck and taken to hospital where doctors said she would recover The children's father Joseph Oberly attended an agricultural conference a blood stained steel bar lay near the bed indicating its use in the beating
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West Chester
Sarah Oberly
Chester County
Mary
Joseph, Jr
Louise
Oberly
West Chester County Hospital
Joseph Oberly
Foremen Hear Talk On Russia At Elyria Club January Meeting
The Elyria Foremen's Club will hold its January meeting at the Y M C A on Thursday January 23 with a talk on Russia by local singer Raymond Huston and election of officers for 1936. Officers include Glen Shoemaker president Howard Gollmar first vice president Carl Miller second vice president Deane Burns third vice president and W O McClellan secretary and treasurer. Huston will share experiences from his tour with the Cleveland Orpheus Chorus.
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Russia
Raymond Huston
Elyria Foremen’s Club
Glen Shoemaker
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Howard Gollmar
Elyria Foundry Company
Carl Miller
Steel and Tubes Inc
Deane Burns
Flarshaw Chemical Company
W. O. McClellan
Huston
Cleveland Orpheus Chorus
Soils School Opens at Spencer for Two Counties
A two county soils school for Lorain and Medina farmers will open at Spencer on February 5. C. I. Hummel and Earl Jones of Ohio State University announced the plan. Jones will instruct, and the course will meet one afternoon weekly through March 4, modeled on a prior Elyria session to serve farmers in the underserved district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Medina County
Spencer
C. I. Hummel
Earl Jones
Ohio State University
Elyria
9000 AAA Workers To Receive Pay Today
Treasury Department arranged mid month payroll for over 8000 workers in AAA functions. Payment today confirms continuation of operations and payroll cycle for agency staff.
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AAA
Washington
Treasury Department
South Amherst appoints committees for 1936 37
South Amherst Village Council held its first 1936 session at the town hall under Mayor Henry Garland. Meetings approved reports and set sidewalk duties. Committees named include Finance Gleason Schneider Townsend. Ordinance Meacham Gleason. Town Hall Farey Meacham. Sewage Duncan Fazey. Fire and Water Schneider Duncan. Street and Sidewalk Gleason Fazey Townsend Schneider. Fire Chief Harmon Mathas. Deputy Powers. Cemetery Trustees Engle Krieg Winson Gaasar. Elected last November for two years are Mayor Henry Garland Clerk Harold Allsop Treasurer Allan Thompson Marshal John Witt and councilmen Gleason Schneider Farey Meacham Townsend Duncan.
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South Amherst
Henry Garland
Wm. Gleason
Albert Schneider
N. G. Townsend
Wm. Meacham
Albert Farey
John Duncan
Albert Fazey
WN. G. Townsend
Harmon Mathas
Frank Pow
Arthur Engle
Christ Krieg
John Winson, Sr
Fred Gaasar
Henry Garind
Harold Allsop
Allan Thompson
Marshall
John Witt
Albert. Schneider
Regular Study Hour Club Meeting at Mrs Moore Home
A regular meeting of the Study Hour Club will be held at the home of Mrs. H. E. Moore Thursday.
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Study Hour Club
H. E. Moore
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Cattle Sheep and Hogs Mix
Cleveland livestock market shows cattle steady to lower with sharp runs in weights 1250 lbs and up at 11.00. cows and grass cattle mixed around 4.50 to 9.50. Sheep and lambs 4200 head, markets 25 cents lower, lambs 10.50 to 11.00. hogs active steady with 150-260 lb at around 10.25 to 10.50, larger hogs up to 8.00 to 6.50 range and stags 7.00 to 26.00.
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Calviea
Horse Association Banquet Attracts 275 Persons
Lorain County Horse Association banquet drew 275 horsemen and friends at Wellington M E Church. Speakers included Karl Hannfeld and Ohio State University figures praising horse industry and demand. Announced forthcoming banquets for Huron and Wayne counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington M. E
Lorain County Horse Association
Karl Hannfeld
John F. Cunningham
Ohio State University College of Agriculture
L. P. McCann
Ohio State University
Samuel Haines
Columbus
Charles Wentz
Crawford Horseman
Thomas Watson
Carl Gay
William Murray
Lorain County
D. Swanger
Huron County Association
Norwalk
Wayne County Association
Wooster
County Appropriations Slashed and Revised for 1936
The county trimmed salaries for stenographers and the children's home matron and superintendent. Court reporters dropped from 250 to 200 dollars monthly while the children's home chief’s allowance fell from 2725 to 2500 per year. Increases came from mothers and soldiers pensions, blind relief, and higher child welfare funding. Several offices showed changes in 1935 to 1936 appropriations, including auditors, treasurer, recorder, prosecutor, and others, with totals and new allocations listed. The measure, rushed through to meet payroll, outlines funding for state institutions, examiners, apiarist, workmen’s compensation, elections, farm extension, and cattle tuberculosis testing, with regular payrolls on the 1st and 15th and officials on the 1st.
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Court of Appeals
Board of Elections
Evening meeting urged for all members
All members are urged to attend the day evening gathering. The notice emphasizes participation and punctual arrival to discuss pending items and plan upcoming activities.
Society to Meet at Nativity Parish Parlor
The Woman's Circle of Nativity Parish will meet in the church parlors Thursday afternoon for a regular session. Officers will be elected during the meeting. A social hour follows adjournment and all parish ladies are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Nativity Parish
Meeting of Congregational Sunday School Board
A meeting of the Congregational Sunday School board will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Powers Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School Board
Frank Powers
Markets Show Mixed Signals Across Butter Eggs Poultry and Potatoes
Butter market unsettled with prices around 36 cents and eggs weak with whites at 25 cents. Live poultry prices retreat for heavy hens and rock springers, ducks, geese, and turkeys show varied gains and declines. Potatoes quoted by weight with Ohio and Maine or Idaho ranges and crate prices listed for boxes and bags.
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Cupona
Maine
Idaho
Florida
Triumphs
Chicago market summary of butter eggs poultry and produce
Chicago price reports show butter receipts 7146 tubs with weak creamery values and various grade scores. Eggs receipts 7398 cases with weakness across extra firsts and fresh products. Poultry live receipts 29 trucks with steady to slight gains in some weights and species. Potatoes on track 252 cars with nationwide shipments 550 cars, prices for Idaho Russets and other varieties listed. Grains show mixed corn oats rye soybeans barley priced, timothy and clover seeds quoted per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iitec
Ieee
Plymouth
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Idaho
Burbanks
UC. S
U.S
Wisconsin
U. S
Michigan
Green Mountains
North Dakota
Red River
Ohlins
Inc
Timothly
Commodity price quotes from Sheets Elevator and Fairchild Milling
Quotations for corn, wheat, oats, flour, alfalfa, hay, mill feeds and straw across bids and carrier yard listings. Prices shown per bushel, ton, barrel, or other unit. notes include No 2 red wheat, No 2 yellow corn, oats grades, flour ranges, hay classifications, and track prices across Toledo and regional markets. Entities include Sheets Elevator Co, Fairchild Milling Co, Toledo Grain, and various grain grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Fairchild Milling Co
Timothy
Aatec
Toledo Produce Prices and Egg Details
Produce and dairy ad notes Butter Extra per pound prints 87 percent cream content. Eggs Extras priced at 24 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
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Square
East Ave
Donahey
Laura
BABY
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
C. D. Smiley
Corning D. Ryals
Bulletin
FE. H.S
Home For Aged
County Council of
Bill
Soils
Ers
Stony Hour Club
Vic Silver
Owr Polley
Cleveland Livestock
Horse Association
Cleveland
Blue Bird
Court Street
Newell Hotel
Court Bt
Star Shoe Shop
Grand Gas Ranges
Elyria Electric & Music Store
F. A. Steger
Mgr
Weet Ave
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