Study on Girls in Industry At Oberlin Meeting
Young women from seven colleges and several factories gather in Oberlin Ohio to discuss problems faced by girls in industry. The second of four scheduled sessions begins with a 6 30 dinner and continues Sunday morning with representatives from Leake Erie College Flora Stone Mather College Western Reserve Baldwin Wallace Akron Mount Union and Cleveland education factories in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Dannan
Leake Erie College
Flora Stone Mather College
Western Reserve University
Baldwin Wallace College
Akron University
Mount Union College
School of Education At
Cleveland
Akron
Father killed child claims act was right in mercy killing
James Stenhouse 39 of Killbuck says he killed his two year old son who was born mentally defective. A Holmes County sanity hearing will determine if he is insane and should be sent to the Lima State Hospital or face further grand jury action. He remains jailed and maintains his deed was righteous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
James Stenhouse
Killbuck Stonecutter
David Oscar
Holmes County Grand
Elmo Estill
Lima
Grand Jury
Estiil
Stenhouse
Immunization Drive Targets Diphtheria in Schools
The District Board of Health launches its annual diphtheria immunization for school children. Parents must provide written consent, and younger children may accompany older siblings. The effort protects unvaccinated youngsters, with emphasis on ages one to four and babies at twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
District Board of Health
Lorain County
Eaton Grange Special Meeting Posted for January 18
A special meeting of Eaton Grange No. 1964 is called for Monday evening January 18 to transact important business. The regular meeting moves to January 19 at the school auditorium due to the Farmers Institute. Ridgeville Degree Team will initiate 22 Eaton candidates in the first degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Grange No
Farmers Institute
Eaton Grange
Ridgeville
Eaton
Businessman Thomas T. Fenton Dies in Cincinnati
Thomas T. Fenton, 57, founder and former president of a Cincinnati dry cleaning firm bearing his name, died here. He had been retired from active management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, CO
Thomas T. Fenton
Motorist Escapes Police Chase Through City Streets
Motorcycle Officer Parker pursued a driver at 9 25 p m last night from Cedar and Broad to Case road after a sixty mile per hour chase. The driver forced him off the road near the city limits and sped away, with Parker losing the pursuit when the road turned north on Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Street
Case Road
Parker
Cedar and
Broad Streets
Amherst Woman Fined Under School Law
Mrs. Mary Klassen of 183 Hamilton Street Amherst was fined five dollars and costs by Justice S J George for failing to send her 17 year old daughter to school. County school authorities filed the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mary Klassen
Hamilton Street
Court of Justice
S. J. George
Theft of 100 Pounds of Meat Investigated in Amherst
The theft occurred at the residence of Joseph Turnice in South Amherst. Sheriff Clarence Adams reports about 100 pounds of salted meat taken from the garage sometime Thursday night as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Turnice
South Amherst
Clarence Adams
Federal probes target false reports about banks
Federal prosecutors in Cleveland announce a drive to curb false and misleading reports about national banks and Federal Reserve member banks. Secret Service operatives will investigate and pursue criminal charges in federal or state courts as warranted, aiming to protect depositors and public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, QC
Jan
Federal
Federal Reserve
United States
Wilfred J. Mahon
Mahon
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Wiliam G. Harper
Federal Reserve System
Slayer in Kentucky: Search for A F Kinsley widower of bank death
In Kentucky on January 16 a manhunt targets A F Kinsley 45 accused of shooting his wife in a bank lobby. Morganfield police chief B J Gillen issued a telegram seeking help after a sighting in the Hill district and promised a $200 reward. Werr en lumber salesman Knisely had travelled the area and known local territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McCafferty
Gillen
Knisely
Tennessee
Morganfield
Death of Mrs Lizanna Mollison at age 57 in Tay lor street home
Mrs Lizanna Mollison 57 died at her home on Tay lor street at 12 20 PM Friday after a week long pneumonia. Born in Grandstone City Michigan she moved to Amherst fourteen years ago and lived there since. Her husband died ten years ago. Survived by daughters Mrs Elizabeth Date Charles William Anna and Mrs Grace Binting all at home and seven grandchildren. Member of Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland and Presbyterian church in Grandstone City. Funeral from the late home Monday at 2 PM with Rev James Lyon officiating burial at Ridgehill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizanna Moailison
Taylor Street
Grandstone City
Mich
Eud
Amherst
Elizabeth Date
Park Avenue
Charles
Axtel Street
William
Irvin
Anna
Grace Binting
Mollison
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Presbyterian Church
James Lyon
Methodist Church
Ridgehill Memorial Park
Sophia Boris Granted Divorce in Elyria Court
Sophia Boris of Elyria was granted a divorce from John Boris for gross neglect of duty and restored to her maiden name Klamat by Judge A R Webber this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Boris
Elyria
John
Klamat
A. R. Webber
Eva Howardson
Public Hearing Called on State Route Expansion in Lorain County
An Ohio State Highway hearing is set for January 19 1932 at La Grange Town Hall to consider adding the La Grange Belden Route 10 corridor to the state system. Local trustees clerks and property owners urged to attend as officials seek right of way and necessary measurements for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grange
Grafton
J. P. Holcomb
O. W. Merrell
Director of Highways of
Ohio
Lorain Count
la Crarge
Crafton
Ths
Breele
iAstland
Lorain
la Uravtce
Pinfieid
Farmers To Talk Over Problems Monday Dinner Meeting
More than 100 Lorain County farmers will attend a dinner meeting at the First MEL church Monday night to hear a discussion of fertilizer programs. Jehs W. Sims, formerly of Michigan State College of Agriculture, will speak on fertilizer manufacture and analyses for different crops. The event is sponsored by the Lorain County Farm Bureau with cooperation from the Tennessee Copper and Chemical Corporation providing the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Jehs W. Sims
Michigan State College of Agriculture
Tennessee Copper and Chemical Corporation
Chow Club Plans Second Annual Show In Cleveland
The Grea Cleveland Chow Club will stage its second specialty show in the Rainbow room at the Hotel Winton on January 24. Entries close January 16. Local Elvrian dog owners have entered their chow dogs and a number of local folks are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grea
Cleveland
Rainbow Room
Winton
Poultry Flocks Make Good Records in Lorain County
Lorain County hens in two pantry projects reported high December egg production. The calendar project with 5 963 birds produced 65 345 eggs, average 14 eggs per bird, while the accounts project with 481 birds averaged 12.06 eggs per bird. Standar d 1931 Ohio State figures show calendar flocks up to three eggs per bird above, and accounts above four. Top calendar flocks included Felix Anderson Ridgeville 159 birds 19.7 eggs per bird and T. D. Goodwin Elmg 184 birds 19.5. Others were William Siesert Grefton 392 birds 18.9 and J. H. Stevens Riderville 430 birds 15.8. Top accounts flockers were Charles Black Ridgeville 18% birds 21.8 eggs, H T Brevigy and Son Pittsfield 794 birds 16.6, Harry Briggs Ridgeville 219 birds 15.5, and F D Sweet Ridgeville 771 birds 14.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Rhe
Ounty Agricultural Extensions
Horton B Alger
County Extension Agen
Poultry Accounts
Ohio State Univerity Poultry Department
Pelix Anderson
Ridgeville
Prison reforms urged for Ohio by Cleveland group
A meeting of five penal committees of the Cleveland Association for Criminal Justice will be called next week to make recommendations for prison reforms in Ohio. Miss Leona Marie Esch, executive secretary, announced that the recommendations would include more space and new industries for the prison farm at London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TATE
Ohio
Cleveland
Cleveland Association For Criminal Justice
Leona Marie Esch
Miss Esch
London
Delivery contact notice for Chronicle readers
Phone 528 R MRS ESTHER ALFLEN listed for missed Chronicle deliveries or complaints with Ronald Wilbond at 385K as alternative contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Alflen
Ronald Wilbond
Night School Adds Electrical Course in Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio January 16 The Oberlin Vocational and Night School resumes Monday January 18 with new electrical training starting at the second semester. Free instruction for boys and young men will be provided by Ohio Electric Power Company with current and equipment supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, Q
Oberlin Vocational School
Lyman B. Willams
F. B. Spelbrink
Ohio Electric Power Company
W R C Installs New Officers In Oberlin
The Oberlin Women of the Rebekah Circle installed officers at a public meeting. Lena Shank was named president with Nellie Wilson as Sr. vice president and Rose Dale treasurer. Other posts included Zelda Travis conductor and Frances Keighley secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin W. R. C
Estella Waite
Lena Shank
Nellie Wilson
Rose Dale
Alice Holton
Zelda Travis
Jamie Powers
Cora Walker
Frances Keighley
Edith Chrisis
Hattie Parsons
Jessie Kimpton
Elia Badger
Minnis Morris
Euphemia Lyman
Emma Ford
Mona Champion
Mabel Clevenger
Directors For Oberlin Savings Bank Elected
Oberlin Savings Bank Company stockholders meet and elect a full board headed by H. L. Bassett and W. F. Bobn with Ernest G. Yocom replacing Jameson. Directors sworn in by A. Z. Tillotson and officers reappointed including Frank W. Tobin as chairman and H. C. Wangersen as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Savings Bank Company
H. L. Bassett
W. F. Bobn
W. G. Caskey
H. L. Coulson
E. G. Dick
J. L. Edwards
W. D. Hobbs
J. McClelland
E. A. Miller
Earl R. Morris
C. W. Savage
J. N. Stone
H. B. Thurston
F. W. Topin
H. C. Wangerien
O. J. Whitney
Ernest G. Yocom
Mr. Yocom
Dr. Jameson
A. Z. Tillotson
Frank W. Tobin
H. C. Wangersen
G. W. Morris
O. C. McKee
H. W. Barone
Messrs. Bohn
Edwards
Stone, Thurston, Tobin and Wangerien
Oberlin May Hear Chinese Statesman Yen Speak
Dr W W Yen minister from China and a leading nine statesman has been selected to speak at Shansi Chapel on March 4. Yen, recently named minister to the United States, succeeds Dr C C Wu. A Shanghai native educated at the University of Virginia, he taught English at St John’s University in 1906 and became a Hanlin scholar. He has written many books and has served the New Chinese Republic. he may not return to the United States in time for the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Yen
Ie Shansi
Yen
Minter
United States
C. C. Wu
Sumner
Shanghai
University of Virginia
St. John's University
New Chinese Republic Council
Geneva
William H. Schutt Presents Senior Organ Recital
William H. Schutt will present his senior organ recital on Monday in the campus recital hall. He will perform a program spanning baroque to romantic works with faculty and students in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Schutt
Schutt to Play Elegy by G W Andrews in Finney Chapel
On January 18 at 7 30 p m in Finney Chapel Mr Schutt performs an Elegy by Professor G W Andrews, the composer under whom he studied organ until last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uary
Finney Chapel
Schutt
G.W. Andrews
Women civic league to hold meeting at Mason Tea Rooms
The Women s Civic League will meet Monday evening January 18 at the Mason Tea rooms with two candidates speaking. Miss Katherine Higgins, president, will preside. Dean T W Graham of the School of Theology will attend a nearby convention over Sunday to Tuesday. Mrs Holton, Mrs Rudekoff, Mrs Steve Coinman and Mrs Keighley attended the Lorain installation of W R C officers last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Civic League
Mason Tea Rooms
Katherine Higgins
T. W. Graham
School of Theology
National Council and International Committee
Holton
Rudekoff
Steve Coinman
Keighley
Lorain
Womens Progressive Club Meeting Set for January 18
The Womens Progressive Club will meet Monday afternoon January 18 at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Fannie Dyer on South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Club
Fannie Dyer
South Street
Court House Chronicles of Divorce and Suit Actions
Lorain residents file suits for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty while others face arraignments and probate claims. Cora Deeter seeks divorce from Merle Deeter. Jane Boughton sues Raymond Boughton. Eva Howardson granted divorce from John Howardson. Johan Mackevjac Jr sues G B Findley as administrator for medical and funeral expenses. Anna Vucetich sues Joseph Vucetich. Edward Draeger pleads not guilty to driving an overloaded truck. trial set for January 22. Deputy William Holst reports a truck overweight on Route 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mackevjac, Jr
Lorain
G. B. Findley
Johan
Edward Draeger
Cleveland
Justice St. George
William Holst
Jane Boughton
Elyria
Raymond Joseph Boughton
Anna Vucetich
Joseph
Alienists to Examine Slayer of Little Girl in Cincinnati
Judge Samuel Bell will appoint two alienists to determine the sanity of Charles Bischoff a 45 year old whitewasher who confessed to luring six year old Marian Mr Lean into his cellar and killing her Bischoff was arraigned on a first degree murder charge Arthur C Fricke and ex assistant prosecutor Simon Leis represent Bischoff by court appointment a plea of not guilty was entered
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Samuel Bell
Charles Bischoff
Marian
Lean
Bischoff
Arthur C. Fricke
Simon Leis
Ischott
Garner Opposed To Increasing Budget
Washington January 16 1931 Speaker Garner announced the house Democratic leadership would not sanction any increases in the budget as framed by President Hoover He said he would not propose to increase the budget by a single cent unless it became clear the President had failed to recommend something necessary for the country
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Garner
House
Hoover
Salvation Army Revival Nears Close At Broad Street Services
The Salvation Army revival campaign ends soon with one service tonight at 7 45 led by Rev Samuel Murphy of Akron on How to Appropriate Healing. Tomorrow morning he speaks on The Three Fold Nature of Man and at 3 pm another lecture on The Serens of the Time. The final 7 45 pm service will air A Prayer in Hell. Held at 551 Broad Street in the Heldmeyer Block with about 100 conversions to date, per Captain A B Avery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Samuel Murphy
Akron
Salvation Ary
Murphy
Tempron
Hell
Broad Street
Heldmeyer
A. B. Avery
Salvation Army Corps
Past Presidents Of Eagles To Be Honored Friday
Past presidents of the Eagles will be honored Friday at the Elvira Acre 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles event near Pridal night. A reception at the Eagles Hall 315 Broad Street will feature music dance and a grand ball during a special program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagles
Pridal
Elvira
Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
Broad Street
Penmanship Award Presented at Jefferson School Temperance Day
The Jefferson School unit held Temperance Day with the city penmanship award going to the Jefferson 4-B class, afterward presenting the pennant to the coming 8-B class. Earl Pallas presented the award, Bertha Smith replied, and the program included prayers, readings, songs, and talks on liquor topics by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
Jefferson
Washington School
Earl Pallas
Bertha Smith
Jack Ryan
Jack Ward
America
Burglary Shot To Death In Cleveland
A youthful unarmed burglar was shot to death in the basement of James Lawrence’s apartment in Cleveland O while attempting to escape. The second burglar escaped after struggling with another tenant and identity of the victim was not learned. Neighbors reported recent burglaries in the building and police were alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
James Lawrence
Lawrence
Cleveland Market Report Cattle and Hogs Hold Steady
Cleveland produce and livestock report shows hogs steady with holdover prices 150 to 230 per hundred weight and best loads of $7.20 to $7.50. Cattle range from $2.25 to $6.05 with top loads near $7.50, calves weak to $9.50, sheep and lambs steady around $6.65 to $6.75 plus late trading showing $6.50 to $8.75. Prices reflect mixed week trends and demand in regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mearum Pteert
Schools Must Change Say Ashland Educator
Wellington January meeting of the newly formed Parent-Teachers Association heard Superintendent E L Bowsher urge curriculum reform to include vocational training for the majority of students not headed for college. He warned current lawlessness and called for greater respect for authority as the association, with 75 present, named officers led by John Duff as president. The group plans to meet the third Tuesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
E. L. Bowsher
Ashland
Bowsher
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Downey
John Duff
George Braun
Anna Hannum
Charles Barnes
Local Bridge Party Winners Named at Legion Auxiliary Event
Miss Violet MacFarland of Willoughby captured the high score at the American Legion Auxiliary card party on Thursday evening. Mrs Roy Bure was second high. At the Pedro tables Frank Ubrig and Mrs H H Reep won high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet MacFarland
Willoughby
American Legion Auxiliary
Roy Bure
Frank Ubrig
H. H Reep
Relatives Learn of Elizabeth Jamieson Death at Batavia
Mr and Mrs C T Jamieson were summoned to Batavia yesterday by the death of their niece Elizabeth Jamieson. Miss Jamieson had lived in Wellington and counted many friends and acquaintances in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Jamieson
Batavia
Elizabeth Jamieson
Miss Jamieson
Wellington
Legion Posts Host Auxiliary Banquet After Membership Contest
Morgan-Dirlam Post members served as kitchen police for a Legion Auxiliary banquet. Mrs McClellan led as Mess Sergeant in charge of the kitchen. Forty five Legion family members attended as Powell and Lee provided music and cards followed after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan-Dirlam
American Legion
Pittsfield Goth Couple Mark Sixty Year Wedding Anniversary
Sixty years ago today Miss Susan Glynn and Harvey Norton of Pittsfield married in Wellington with Rev Dawson. They built a Pittsfield home and farm life, raising two sons Vern and Glynn while Ellis and Della died. Morton is 82 and his wife 81, still healthy and tending an eight acre homestead as Cheerio the radio invites them to the anniversary table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Glynn
Harvey Norton
Pittsfeld
Wellington
Dawson
Pittsfield
Vern
Glynn
Ellis
Della
Morton
Cheerio
Mrs. Norton
Farmer Crowas Drowns In Muskingum River Accident
Alva Cooper 43, a Morgan county farmer and brother of Lefty Cooper, a former major league pitcher, drowned after cries for help were muffled as a train roared past on tracks near Marietta Ohio. Rescue attempts failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowas
Marietta
Alva Cooper
Morgan County
Muskingum River
Peroeous
Lefty’ Cooper
Wedding Anniversary Dinner Plans At Old Homestead
Tomorrow the family will celebrate a wedding anniversary with a dinner party at the old homestead.
Pledges Sought for 1932 Budget at First Congregational
Members and friends of the First Congregational church will be visited tomorrow to secure pledges for the 1932 budget. The budget has been approved by church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Sellout for Wellington House of David Basketball Game
All reserve seats for the Wellington Merchants House of David basketball game to be held here Tuesday evening have been sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF David
Wellington Merchants
Wellington High Defeats Ridgeville In Close Court Battle
Wellington High School edged Ridgeville 25 to 20 at Ridgeville last night. The first half stood 22 to 9 in favor of Wellington. Ridgeville staged a late surge but fell short as Paul Gray starred for Wellington. In the preliminary, Ridgeville second team beat Wellington 18 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington High School
Ridgeville
Wellington
Ridgeville Five
Paul Gray
Grand Meeting of Ra Bekahs Install Officers
New officers of the Past Noble Grand association of Ra bekahs presided at a meeting held at Mrs. Van Barber's home on Thursday evening. Sixteen members attended for cornet, piano and vocal solos, games, and contests by the hostess, followed by lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Association
Rabekahs
Willers Brouse
Robert Hemphill
Frank Jontz
van Barber
Chris MacDermott
Marguerite Hemphill
Past Matrons and Patrons Supper Honors Two Birthday Celebrities
A large birthday cake celebrated Mrs Belle Smith and L V Banning at the Past Matrons and Patrons supper of the Eastern Star last evening. Thirty members attended a covered dish dinner and then shared card games after a short business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Smith
L V. Banning
Association of theEastern Star
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Mercy Killer
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Warren Witt
Kentucky
Lagrange Belden
Chow Club
W.R. C
Cora Deeter
Merle Deeter
A.R Webber
Froes
Leona Olson
Frank
Bulletin
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Benefit Party
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Bluebird Restaurant
Court Street
Elyria, O
Church
Wellington High
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