Internal machine scare leads to securities recovery in robbery case
Minneapolis mail robbery nets 22538.25 in securities and 800 in cash. William Skidmore, Chicago scrap dealer, linked though not in possession of the package. Postal Inspector Aldrich used X ray and fluoroscope to inspect, find bundle of securities and 300 dollars. five men with inside information suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul & Pacific Mail Room
Minneapolis
William Skidmore
Halte
K. P. Aldrich
Skidmore
Aldrich
Relief Commission Reports City Aid For 1015 Families
Frank Wilford, chairman, told council the relief commission has aided about 5 000 persons in 1015 families and has funds to operate until mid February. They received 12 953 net from December 5 and have spent about 7 000 on food fuel and minor items. Remaining 5 828 covers relief until mid next month with most workers contributing days weekly. Expenditures include food 4080 coat wood 2418 clothing shoes 25 milk 182 gas 50 rent 68 direct relief 132 work relief 89 and office field 374.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Relief Commission
Council
Frank Wilford
Wilford
Marion City Officials Cut Salaries 20 Percent
The Marion city council voted to reduce salaries of all city officials and employees by 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, O
Marion
Kruschen Salts advertised weight loss claim
Fat Men Mr Clarence A Case of Monterey Park California touts Kruschen Salts as a safe fat loss remedy. He says a belt tightens at 33 and returns to normal with a bottle or two and 12 to 18 pounds lost quickly. An ad advises half teaspoonful in hot water each morning and offers a four week bottle at a few cents with money back if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Case
Monterey Park
Calif
C. W. Phillips
Advt
Elyria Foremen to hear unemployment talk at 1933 kickoff
Elyria Foremen club opens 1933 with a 6:30 p m dinner meeting at the Y M C A. W E Odom vice president of the Industrial Relations Bureau Chicago will discuss unemployment insurance. New officers elected last month will be installed and an entertainment program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Foremen’s Club
W. E. Odom
Industrial Relations Bureau of Chicago
Independent Gas Producers to Meet in Zanesville
C A McMillien, Elyria gas producer and board member, will join producers from across Ohio at the annual meeting of the Independent Gas Producers Association of Ohio in Zanesville. The gathering will discuss industry problems and plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. McMillien
Elyria
Ohio
Zanesville
Independent Gas Producers’ Association of Ohio
McMillen
United States
Man Falls From Roof Injuring Three Ribs
From a roof Ab Barnes 60 of $10 Furnace street sustained three fractured ribs and other injuries after falling 15 feet while working for Lesnick Brothers on Lesnick Court. He was taken to Memorial Hospital by police officers Sergeant Arthur Hurd and Officer Paul Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab Barnes
Furnace Street
Lesnick Brothers
Lesnick
TQ INSTALL OFFICERS AT Y M C A MEETING
Newly elected Junior Hi Y officers will be installed at the weekly club meeting at the Y M C A tomorrow night. Officers named include Charles Nelson president Robert Jensen vice president Fred Wielr secretary and Charles Bush treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nelson
Robert Jensen
Fred Wielr
Charles Bush
Informal Initiation Planned for Senior Hi Club Members
Informal initiation of new members of the Senior Hi club is set for the weekly meeting tonight at the Y M C A. Formal rites were conducted last week.
Club Hears Talk On Manufacture Of Auto Parts
Charles H. Davis, sales manager for Spencer Manufacturing Company, spoke to the Young Men's club on the manufacture of automobile replacement parts and their link to the auto industry. M. F. Fey reported on the wrestling team, captain Kenneth West spoke on the basketball squad, and Seward Black outlined next week's program at Grafton State Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Davis
Spencer Manufacturing Company
M. F. Fey
Kenneth West
Seward Black
Grafton State Farm
Oberlin Children's Home Annual Report Details 237 Children
The Oberlin Children’s Home annual report by superintendent J. H. Holland shows 132 boys and 105 girls cared for last year. Total operating costs reached 458,962 dollars including 19,513 dollars for boarding children out. The report notes 96 children were in private homes at year end.
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Oberlin
J. H. Holland
Death record Miss Lillian M Siess
Miss Lillian M Siess age 22 died at her parents home on Main street South Amherst at 7 45 this morning after a year of illness. Born in Cleveland she came to Elyria at age six and moved to South Amherst four years ago. She graduated from Elyria High School January 1929 and was a member of St John Lutheran church. Survived by her parents and sister Ruth. Funeral arrangements by W C Sudro will be announced later.
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Lillian M. Siess
August Siess
Main Street
South Amherst
Siess
Clevland
Elyria
South Amerita
Elyria High School
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ruth
W. C. Sudro
Avon Woman Catherine Perry Dies After Stroke
Mrs. Catherine Perry 72 wife of William Perry died at home in Avon after a brief illness. Struck by paralysis Sunday morning she partly recovered Sunday evening. Born in Avon she lived here most of her life with a spell in Gas City Indiana. Active in St Marys church she belonged to Altar and Rosary Society and Knights of St John auxiliary. Survived by husband a son and six grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 9 in St Marys church Rev George Stuber officiating. Burial in St Marys cemetery.
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AVON
Catherine Perry
William Perry
Ladies’ Auxiliary Knights of St. John
St. Mary's Church
George N. Stuber
St. Mary's Cemetery
Property Damaged on Bond and Furnace Streets
W E Patton reports damage to property on Bond and Furnace streets after bars breaking windows. Police investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Patton
Third Street
Bond and
Furnace Street
30 Chickens Stolen From Amherst Barn
George D. Walker of Walker Road Amherst Township reports to Sheriff Clarence Dick that 50 chickens were stolen from his barn last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorege D. Walker
Walker Road
Amherst Township
Clarence Dick
Auto theft report from Elvria Upholstering owner in Cleveland
George Holohach of the Elvria Upholstering Company says his automobile was stolen yesterday in Cleveland. No further details were provided about the vehicle or suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holohach
Elvria Upholstering Company
Cleveland
Council 5 To 4 For Hospital Contract
City council approved on first reading a contract with Memorial Hospital to care for indigent cases at 5.15 dollars per day. Leonard Smith noted a competing offer from the Styria Clinic at 4.50 dollars per day and proposed delay. Kennedy urged weighing both options and Curtis moved to table but lost. Councilwomen Kennedy, Leonard Smith, William G. Smith, and Curtis opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Leonard Smith
Styria
Smith
Carl Curtis
Anna Kennedy
William G. Smith
Ed. Notley
O. E. Rankin
Notley
Birch
Kohn
Rankin
Taylor
Mrs. Kennedy
Death Notices of S E Stearns in Dayton Ohio
Friends and relatives regret to learn of the death of S E Stearns who died in Dayton Ohio this week. He was a former resident of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&. E. Stearns
Dayton
Ohio
Stearns
Scouts Meet At Cabin Finwood On Abbe Road
The court of honor of Troop No. 3 met at the Finwood scout cabin on Abbe road last evening. Scout Master Willard Stoney and Assistant Scout Master Leonard Terry with Harry Thompson presented First Class badges to Richard Ross Jack Ryan and Max Duncan. Star badges went to Jack Ryan Bob Chapman and merit badges to Dana Fox Jack Ryan Bob Chapman and Max Duncan. Attorney Guy B. Findley gave a short talk and the meeting ended with the scout benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Troop No. 3
Court of Honor
Finwood
Abbe Road
Willard Stoney
Leonard Terry
Harry Thompson
Richard Ross
Jack Ryan
Max Duncan
Bob Chapman
Dana Fox
Guy B. Findley
Divorce Proceedings Rise From Court House Records
Gust Dadas obtained a divorce from Theresa on grounds of gross neglect of duty in a ruling by Judge W. B. Thompson. Myrtle M. Widdersheim of Lorain filed suit for divorce from Carl on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. They were married in 1919.
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Gust Dadas
Theresa
W. B. Thompson
Myrtle M. Widdersheim
Lorain
Carl
Sandusky Man Sentenced in Federal Mailbag Theft
Earl Good of Sandusky was sentenced in Federal court in Toledo to 17 months in prison after being convicted of stealing a mail bag. Judge George P. Hahn delivered the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Earl Good
Sandusky
George P. Hahn
Council Tabled Gas Rate Measure Amid City Debate
Councilman W D Taylor moved to table the ordinance as Leonard Smith warned extensions would aid the gas company. The motion passed 5 to 4 with Rankin Birch Notley Kennedy and Taylor voting yes. Kohn Curtis William Smith and Leonard Smith voted no as the gas firm proposed new rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Taylor
Leonard Smith
Rankin
Birch
Notley
Kennedy
Taylor
Kohn
Curtis
William Smith
Oberlin to hear Near East College head Staub speak
Abert W. Staub, American director of the Near East College Association in New York, will address the Oberlin Peace Society on Thursday January 19 at 4 30 in the King Bosworth room of the Men's Building. His talk is titled The Political Map of the Near East. Staub is an Oberlin College alum and has long studied Near East education and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Bert W. Staub
Near East College Association
New York
Oberin Peace Society
King- Bosworth
Near East
Staub
Qberlin College
First Church to Hold Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the First Church is set for Thursday January 19 in the James Brand House at o clock. A dinner will follow, then a business session with department reports officer elections a financial canvass report budget adoption and benevolent projects for 1933. Members are asked to buy supper tickets at Comings store or the church office by Wednesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
James Brand
Sperry to Continue Haskell Lectures Enduring Topic
Dr Willard L Sperry continues his Haskell lectures this week with the final talk on Wednesday January 18 at 3 15 p m in the First Church The closing topic is The Tension of the Religious Consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Willard L. Sperry
Canton Lorain No. 93 and Auxiliary No. 11 Meeting
The regular meeting in Elyria last evening was led by newly installed officers. Oberlin members filled posts including Auxiliary vice president Mrs L Powers chaplain Mrs Frank Wilson financial secretary Mrs Cliff Feaking treasurer Mrs Charles Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain No. 93
Elyria
Oberlin
L. Powers
Frank Wilson
Cliff Feaking
Charles Bryant
Oberlin residents appoint new club president and officers
Mrs Summers and Mrs Powers join the local advisory group with Mrs Laura Fell of Elyria elected president. E A Malham of Oberlin chosen as sentry. After the meeting, members enjoyed a social period with refreshments supplied by Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson of Oberlin.
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Summers
Jeannie Powers
Laura Fell
Elyria
Canton
E. A. Malham
Oberlin
Frank Wilson
Geiser Addresses Oberlin Exchange Club on Hoover Report
Professor Geiser of Oberlin College spoke at the Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon at Oberlin Inn. He based his talk on a Hoover Commission report on modern socialistic trends, examining conditions from a global perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geiser
Oberlin College
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Hoover Commission
Oberlin A A U W Study Group Meets on Women Rights
The second meeting of the Oberlin A A U W Study group on the legal rights of women will be held at Dr. Florence Fitch home 97 Elm Street on Thursday January 19 at 3 30 p m Leaders are Dr Fitch and Mrs Ryan The discussion will cover rights of women in Palestine and Turkey.
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Oberlin A. A. U. W
Florence Fitch
Elm Street
Palestine
Turkey
Fitch
Ryan
Oberlin hosts Canton and Elyria officers installation
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Summers hosted guests over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eberly Mr. and Mrs. Earl Borer Dr and Mr T H Shorbd of Canton and Mr. and Mrs Will Augerman of Massillon. They traveled to Oberlin from Elyria for the joint installation of officers of the Cantons and Auxiliaries of Cuyahoga and Lorain counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Summers
Harry Eberly
Earl Borer
T. H. Shorbd
Canton
Will Augerman
Massillon
Oberlin
Summers
Elyria
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Meeting of Past Noble Grand Association District Nine
A meeting of the Past Noble Grand Association District No 9 is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon January 18 at the Oberlin TT Co O F hall. The gathering will include sewing for the Odd Fellows Home and installation of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Past Nobile Grand Association
Oberlin
Wickler Couple Celebrates Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J E Wickler marked their 25th anniversary with a Saturday Jan 14 celebration in Hudson Colorado. They visited their son Jack a student at Western Reserve Academy and were joined by their other son Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wickler
Hudson, CO
Jack
Western Reserve Academy
Richard
Mrs Kimmel Attends Henrietta Methodist Service
Mrs L H Kimmel attended the Methodist church in Henrietta Sunday and heard Mrs Herbert Amstutz of Singapore speak on Palestine. After services she brought her mother Mrs Wyttenbach to Oberlin for a several day visit. The Clark home at 317 North Pleasant street was damaged by a fire caused by a defective chimney, about fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Kimmel
Henrietta
Herbert Amstutz
Singapore
P. J. Clark
North Pleasant Street
Carlisle Grange Meeting Attended by Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson
Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson are attending a Carlisle Grange meeting this afternoon, according to local social notes. The event gathers members for a daytime session at the rural hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Summers
Frank Wilson
Carlisle
Ohio school financing plan outlined by commissioners
Dr. Mort and the Ohio survey commission urged a minimum funding level for all districts, proposing a three mill tax with state guarantees of 17 and 29 per pupil for elementary and high school students respectively. The plan would aim to raise about 29 million for operating costs, relieve property taxes, and require legislative approval to become law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helm
School Survey Commission
Ohio
Paul A. Mort
Columbia University
State of
Mort
Dr. Mort
Ohio Commission
Columbus
Fatal Route Eleven 15 crash near Eaton Ohio
One man was killed and three injured in a Route 11 collision west of Eaton Ohio late yesterday. Victim William Rhodes aged 31 of Parkersburg West Virginia died en route to Richmond Indiana. Others injured were Garland Dudley also of Parkersburg Roy Ollins of Chillicothe and B A Avery of Chicago. Coroner O Moos Treffinger of Preble County investigated today.
Ohio legislature nights session acts and bills listed
Summary of Ohio Senate and House actions including bills on education text standardization clear title to college land in Morgan county waivers of jury trials in contract cases an economy move following Wyoming law hawk and owl control for farmers and a weekly legislation bulletin printing resolution House interim appropriation of 17.0 million dollars to cover current expenses
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Ford
Ross
Lefever
Athens
Morgan County
Gladys Ahle
McManus
Lucas
Masier
Cuyahoga
Dearmond
Butler
Wavier
Wyoming
Emmons
Summit
Huron
Elyrians Hit At Avon Lake Minstrel Follies
Jim Armitage and His Elsha Gang staged a minstrel show at Avon Lake High School last night under Avon Lake Post No 211. The crowd applauded loudly and Post members called the program among the most enjoyable ever seen in the community. Avon Lake invited the Elyrians back next year, with a show scheduled Thursday at Clearview school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Armitage
Elsha Gang
Avon Lake High School
Avon Lake Post
Elyrians
Avon Lake
Post
Elyria
Clearview School
City Council Reviews Electric Rates and Survey Process
Council President Charles Sartor asked J B Johnson of the O P S about rate improvements. Johnson said three voluntary reductions have been made to Elyria’s electric rates and emphasized lower rates boost consumption and company revenue. The council referred the matter to the committee to allow a full council review of engineering firms for the survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Charles Sartor
J. B. Johnson
Johnson
Elyria
W. D. Taylor
Suspect in Standoff Fires on Deputies
A man identified as Lantare shot at deputies during a confrontation after a pursuit. A deputy was hit in the head as officers moved into a residence led by Sheriff Holley. The suspect fired from an upper window before being shot and, then, continuing the chase inside.
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Holley
Lantare
Henry Cornish Verdict Sentencing Set in Marysville
Henry Cornish aged 30 of Kenton stood convicted in the local common pleas court on burglary charges. The sentence was expected to be handed down today in Marysville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Henry Cornish
Kenton
Common Pleas
Markets report from Cleveland produce and butter markets
Market roundup shows weak extras and standards for butter, weak eggs with small gains for receipts, steady poultry with varied prices for heavy fowl and broilers, and mixed potato and grain quotes across U S regions. Early futures list modest changes in butter and poultry while receipts and regional grades influence prices in Ohio New York and Pennsylvania markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Reese
Stags
Brotlers
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
U. S
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Summary
Livestock receipts tally 1000 hogs 200 cattle 500 calves and 2000 sheep. Hogs hold steady to 10 cents higher with several price points around 4.60 for 180-260 lb and 5.25 for 330 lb entries. sows mostly 2.25 to 2.50. Cattle receipts include bulls down about 25 cents, mixed other steers and odds at varied bids, bulls around 3.25. calves active with vealers 5.59 to 7.00, low-grade calves under 34.50, bulk vealers above 5.00. Sheep receipts around 2000 with steady demand, most grades 30.25 to 34.8, top quality scarce, some at 6.50 and throwouts near 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago Cash Quotations Delphic Battery Prices
Chicago reports weak market for eggs and dairy items with mixed bids. Battery receipts show selective premium for extras and firsts, while current and futures prices indicate tentative demand. Hogs and other items also show modest activity and storage terms noted for April through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Toledo Grain Prices January 17 Track Quotations
Grain on track with prices for Wheat No 2 red and No 1 red bids around 46 to 48 cents. Corn prices range No 2 yellow at about 24 cents and lower grades near 22 to 23 cents. Oats quoted around 3 cents above base, seed clover and alsike values listed for warehouse cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Springs
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho Oruoye
Toledo
Minneapolis Grain Prices Tumble in Early Market Trim
Minneapolis grain prices show bids for wheat No 1 red durum at 395 and May at 45 t de, July 45 3-s, corn No 3 yellow 291-221, oats No 3 white 13 1-2, flour unchanged at 4.95 a barrel and 98 pound sacks, shipments 21 547 tons, bran pure at 5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Roosevelt Advocates Migration to Rural Areas
President Elect Franklin D Roosevelt urges moving population from cities to countryside to curb unemployment. He cites an economist who says 5,000,000 workers could remain jobless even if all factories run at full capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Metropolitan Club
Roosevelt
United States
Minnesota Ratifies the Lame Duck Amendment
Minnesota moves to ratify the federal constitution amendment. Governor Floyd B. Olson signed a joint resolution after legislative approval, making Minnesota the 27th state to ratify. Nine more states required for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul. Minn
Minnesota
Floyd B. Oslon
Firefight Wounds Deputies in Storm of Bullets
Deputies Othel Caldwell and Edward Rogers were wounded while carrying the sheriff during a gun battle with Lantare. They fled as bullets rained down, and rescuers were unable to reach the sheriff for about ninety minutes as the storm continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othel Caldwell
Edward Rogers
Holley
Lantare
Two Elyrians Fined For Peering At Oberlin Co-eds
Two Elyria men were fined 25 dollars and costs by Mayor Earl M. Morris in Oberlin after being caught peering through a window at Ellis Cottage housing Oberlin College co-eds. The fines were suspended and the pair paid costs to be released. Police had earlier received reports of prowlers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Elyria
Earl M. Morris
Ellis Cottage
Oberlin College
Prowlers
Campus confrontation ends with two men arrested
On campus grounds officers hid in bushes as two men were taken into custody. They claimed they sought a short cut to the next street and were not spying on the girls. Docket entry was incomplete, so the suspects' names were not recorded, according to Oberlin officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
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Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Foremen’s Club
Elyrian
Fale
S. E. Stearns
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alflen
Ronald Wilbond
Near East College Ags
First Church
Heim
R. ©. Maston
Elytia Schools
Club
Crooks Coal
Acme
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
White
Elyria Plumbing Supply Co
Temple Court
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