Ashbolt and Zablotny clash in heated exchange
In Columbus on January 20 the Ohio Senate neared final action on the Humpoor relief bill after the House approved the conference report 112 to 11. The plan imposes a 0.65 percent utility excise tax for two years from February 1, expected to raise about 1.77 million annually, plus 2.53 million from amusement taxes. The funds would be allocated to counties to match sales tax relief measures. Also, administration allies advanced a bill to create a 10 member state inquiry board, passed as an emergency measure by 3 to 7 with Republican support from Betts, Corr, Frakes, and Marshall, amid broader GOP resistance to the probe.
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Columbus
Senate
Conference
Ohio
House
Hum
Lady Hum
Jackson E. Betts
Hancock County
Willis Corr
Seneca
M. Frakes
Ralph G. Marshall
Muskingum
Davey
al Kalb
Ottawa County
Mole Hills
Robert F. Kaser
Shelby County
William M. McCulloch
Woman and Trigger Man To Die In Chair Tonight In Illinois
Ul Menard Jan 20. Marie Porter 37 to be first Illinois woman executed in electric chair at Southern Illinois Penitentiary for life insurance beneficiary murder of her brother William H Kappen. Trigger man Angelo Giancola 21 to die. John Montgomery 99 years minor participant awaiting transfer. Porter hoped to sell life sketch to aid four children. Gov Horner denied clemency. Only prior Illinois execution was Elizabeth Reid in 1845.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menard
Inois
Marie Porter
Angelo Giancola
Kappen
Belleville
Porter
Irene Traub
St. Louis
Joseph Montgomery
Henry Horner
Gianccla
John
Pontiac Reformatory
Angela
Ilnois
Elizabeth Reid
Lewrenceville
Cub Pack No 4 Will Meet Friday
Cub Pack No 4 meets Friday at First Congregational Church at 7 p.m. in Sandusky. Thomas G. Allen, executive of Firelands Area Council Bay Scouts of America, plans to attend with Richard Newcomb and possibly George Dudley. Three Cubs will be honored, two promoted to Bar Scout troops. Pack has 45 members. President's awards will be presented to Cubs enrolled before last December 31. Den mothers and others expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Allen
Firelands Area
Local resident fined for intoxication after arrest at home
John Anthony of Foster Avenue was arrested at his residence last night and fined five dollars plus costs after appearing before Mayor Joseph Petro today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anthony
Foster Avenue
Joseph
Petro
Preston Coon
Frank Caryenski
Wellington
Oberlin
Todd Canfield
Huntington
Ohio House Seldom Returns To Normal After Conference Debate
The Ohio House clashed over the Hum relief bill and an inquiry into the Davey administration. A Senate investigation was welcomed by some, with amendments on board size and funding debated. A heated exchange between reps Zablotny and Ashbolt highlighted tensions as Speaker Aible pressed for order.
Firemen summoned to Garford home on Washington
Firemen were called to the old Garford home on Washington to investigate or address a possible blaze or emergency. No injuries reported, and details about the cause were not provided in the readable text.
Courthouse Divorces Filed for Vought and Purcell
Lilian E. Vought sues Valeris Vought for divorce on neglect and wilful absence. They wed in WSL and have two children. Lesly Purcell seeks divorce from Harry Purcell on neglect and cruelty. Married November 7, 1938. Defendant currently in Vermont per petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian E. Vought
Valeris Vought
WSL
Lesly Purcell
Harry Purcell
Vermont
Cleveland Man Pleads Guilty In DWI Case
James V O Donnell of Cleveland admitted guilt on a driving while intoxicated charge before Common Pleas Judge Guy B Fincher. Sheriff Grall noted he is the brother of Sheriff Martin O Donnell of Cuyahoga County. Imposition of sentence was postponed to February 7 due to the highway patrolman’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V. O'Donnell
Cleveland
William ¥. Grall
Martin O'Donnell
Cuyahoga County
Common Pleas
Guy B. Fincher
Rosa divorce cases dismissed by Comúnon Pies judge
In Common Pies Court yesterday Judge Jay B Findley dismissed the divorce actions of Anna Rosa against John Rosa and Jose Estrada against Anna Estrada. The rulings ended two proceedings without further court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Rosa
John Rosa
Jose Estrada
Anna Estrada
Comumon Pies Court
Jay B. Findley
Baraty Divorce Granted by Judge Fincher
Mary Baraty was granted a divorce from Paul Baraty on neglect grounds by Judge Guy B. Fincher yesterday. The defendant was ordered to pay 16 a month for the child's meals and to provide milk and clothing for the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baraty
Paul Baraty
Guy B. Fincher
iMerd Fox
Mary F Fox
D. A. Cook
Warren T. Collier
Eva Collier
Columbia Avenue
Elyria
Theresa P. Miller
Burton Miller
Lorain man pleads guilty to concealing weapons charge
Alex Stoweff of Lorain pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons when arraigned before Judge Cur B. Finder yesterday. Sentencing set for 9 a m February 7. Separate divorce actions were dismissed in common pleas court and a parole cost case, while other hearings covered alimony, probation, and naturalization filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Stoweff
Lorain
Cur B. Finder
Esterday
Frank Johnson
Oberlin Road
Guy B. Findley
Johnson
Lford F. Sweet
Elyria
George Knapp
Smoke fills basement. no fire found in apartment building
At noon Avenue smoke filled a basement behind the main building but firemen found no blaze or damage. Smoke believed to come from moving the stove while cleaning the furnace. Apartments occupied by T. A. Conway. Hose Company No. 1 firefighters responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Conway
Hose Company No. 1
Elyria Savings Reports Splendid Year At Bank Meeting
The Elyria Savings and Trust Co annual stockholders meeting reported 1937 net profit of 29159.85 or 5.83 per share and a rise in book value from 60.28 to 75.93 per share. Deposits rose modestly while member bank deposits fell overall. The Andwar Mortgage Loan Co reported liquidations of assets totaling 530348.53 to repay Reconstruction Finance Corp. Officers and directors were reelected, including A J Robinson as president and multiple listed officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Federal Reserve System
Andwar Mortgage Loan Company
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
A. J. Robinson
Nos. Fireh
H. Cc. Harris
A. F. Beesing
KR. Dg. Fitch
F. A. Yoo
A. R. Tite
P. C. Robson
Treasuer
R. E. Craft
U Backus
Walter E. Davies Neilson S. Fitch
Florence H. Hannaford
Hugh JC. Harris
Lawrence Heckel
Charles H. Merthe
Ralph Murbach
Robes H. Rice
H. Charies Schaible
Stanley G. Sian
A. E. Taylor
Charies A. Tite
Mayor To Announce Decisions Tomorrow
Disorderly conduct trials of John Whitelock of Cleveland and Frank Fusitr of Elsrna were postponed by Mayor Joseph Q. Petco to tomorrow morning. Defendants were arrested on a complaint by George Okuies and his son Bernard who allege they were beaten during a coal delivery on January 5 after a dispute over joining a trick drivers union where Whitelock serves as a representative.
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John Whitelock
Cleveland
Frank Fusitr
Elsrna
Joseph Q. Petco
George Okuies
Bernard
Whitelock
Death Record LITCHFIELD Cyrus L Bowman
Cyrus Lincoln Bowman died at his home in Litchfield Wednesday at 12:30 A M after a lengthy illness He would have turned 75 on March 24 He is survived by his wife Ida Switzer Bowman a son Vernon B Bowman of Lakewood a daughter Mrs Ray Siders of Grafton and four grandsons Funeral services will be at Congregational Church Saturday Jan 22 at 1 30 PM conducted by Rev A B Juell with Rev H S Mabie assisting and burial in Litchfield cemetery
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Litchfield
Cyrus Lincoln Bowman
Ida Switzer Bowman
Vernon B. Bowman
Lakewood
Ray Siders
Grafton
Congregational Church
A. B. Juell
H. S. Mabie
Litchfield Cemetery
Death of Russell R Schultz at 15 in Elyria area
Russell Raymond Schultz aged 15 died at home at twelve oclock after a four month illness. Survived by his mother Emma Schultz nee Draegert of Elyria and father Alfred W. Schultz of Lakewood, two sisters Elaine and Gilda Ruth, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schultz of Amherst. He belonged to St. John's Lutheran choir and Junior Society. Services set for Saturday at 1:50 pm and 2:00 pm at St. John’s Church with Rev. Armin Schroeder officiating. interment Ridgelawn Cemetery. Friends may call Sudro Curtis Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Raymond Schultz
Crehore Court
Eimma Schultz
Draegert
Elyria
Alfred W. Schultz
Lakewood
Elaine
Gilda Ruth
Fred Schultz
Amherst
St. John’s Lutheran Choir
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
St. John’s Church
Armin Schroeder
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Uncertainty Over Sheriff Foreclosure Tax Payments Cleared
Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley issued an opinion resolving a 1366 statute change dispute over whether sheriff foreclosures must pay 1938 taxes. Deputy Claude Adams explained the ruling: taxes would not be paid by the sheriff's department until October 1, clarifying payment timing after the April tax fixing day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Guy B Findley
Claude Adams
Sheriff's Department
Brazil Industries Run At Capacity Across Sectors
Brazilian industries report high utilization amid steady fuel and demand growth. Manufacturers in manufacturing, services, and mining sectors push output to capacity as supply chains stabilize and orders remain robust into the current quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Appropriation Totals Rise in Oberlin Council Meeting
Oberlin village council approved the 1938 appropriation totaling 258,060, with a rise from 1937 mainly in electric light. The bicycle ordinance passed on final reading with changes to require traffic compliance but no licenses. A $25,000 bond for completing the water tower and a city electric purchase for street lighting were also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Solmwitor Fauver
Baptist Aid Elects The Ladies Aid Society
The Baptist church Ladies Aid Society met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. S. H. Hayden on Fast College street. Officers elected for the year were President Mrs. E. D. Carpenter, Vice President Mrs. G. A. Bahr, Secretary Mrs. Grace McDole, Treasurer Mrs. A. B. Chesbro, Sunshine Treasurer Mrs. May Wood, Work Committee Chair Mrs. A. C. Burgess. A social hour followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
S. H. Hayden
Fast College Street
E. D. Carpenter
G. A. Bahr
Grace McDole
A. B. Chesbro
Sunshine
May Wood
A. C. Burgess
Townsend Club Elects Officers at Elyrian Meeting
The Oberlin Townsend club No. 1 held its regular Tuesday meeting in the K. P. hall. Officers were elected for the first half of the year and other routine business was conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Townsend Club No. 1
K. P. Hall
Interesting tasks at Els rna Club No 1 meeting
Messrs Waltz and Brown presented tasks for Els rna Club No 1. A social pot luck supper followed the meeting. Next meeting set for Tuesday February 1. Attention to the Toledo WSPD Sunday 4 43 Townsend broadcast with engaging speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Waltz and Brown
Elsrna Club
Toledo
WSPD
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting at Bauman Home
The Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society held a regular Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. John Bauman’s North Park residence. Members mended hymn books and were served refreshments during the social hour. The note adds a February 2 date at Mrs. Ray Carter’s Oberlin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
John Bauman
North Park Street
Ray Carter
Oberlin
RK. D
Lodge members attend Wellington and Elyria installations
Several Vine Rebekah lodge members attended the installation of officers for Lilywood lodge in Wellington last evening. Attendees included Esther Coinman Emma Hall Lillie Rudekoff Viola Borg Mary Lounsbrough Helen Cameron and Mabel Jones. Additional Vine Rebekah members joined St Clair lodge in Elyria for the installation Nettie Summers Stella Crowell Electa Sage Marjorie Knepper Amelia Walls and Esther Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Lilywood Lodge
Wellington
Esther Coinman
Emma Hall
Lillie Rudekoff
Viola Borg
Mary Lounsbrough
Helen Cameron
Mabel Jones
St. Clair Lodge
Elyria
Nettie Summers
Stella Crowell
Electa Sage
Marjorie Knepper
Amelia Walls
Esther Wood
Oberlin Masons Convoke Friday 7:30 PM Talk on Canada
Oberlin Chapter Royal Arch Masons will hold its regular convocation Friday at 7 30 PM. After the meeting Rev F E Eastman of Wakeman will show slides and give a talk on a trip through Canada. All masons invited to hear Eastman who is active in sports. Refreshments served during social hour.
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Oberlin
Royal Arch Masons
F. E. Eastman
Wakeman
Canada
Eastman
Oberlin Professors Attend Denison Social Security Conference
Professors H. A. Worcester and W. H. McPherson of Oberlin College economics department attended a social security conference at Denison University a few days ago. Mr and Mrs John Von Blum attended Sonja Henie skating exhibition at the Cleveland arena last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Worcester
W. H. McPherson
Department of Economics
Oberlin College
Denison University
John von Blum
Sonja Henie
Cleveland Arena
Savings Deposit Bank And Trust Co Shows Fine Gains
The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co held its annual meeting this morning to elect officers and directors. KR G Rockwood reported deposits up by 298000 about ten percent, loans up 133000, strong loan payments, and high Christmas Savings club participation, with a 25000 addition to permanent surplus and high liquidity. Trust and mortgage operations also showed progress with properties taken over and seventy six tenants. R F C loan reductions noted. Officers and directors were re elected including Jas B Seward and R G Rockwood, with R G Gehl named assistant secretary.
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Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Uty
KR. G. Rockwood
Dc. E. Blanchard
Truot
A. H. West
Depositors Mortgage Loan Company
R. F.C
Jas. B. Seward
R. G. Rockwood
Co. E. Blanchard
F. R. Eckler
EL. W.W. Rowland
G. L. Ras
J. E. Blanchard
King FE
Senior Four-H Club Installs Officers at La Grange
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club installed new officers at La Grange library last night with 54 attendees. Officers include Melvin Kolbe president, Marguerite Perkins vice president, Agnes Lottman secretary treasurer, William Knessel recreation reader, Gerald Hasenpflug and Corbett Walker executive committee. Appointed officers Maude Hose parliamentarian and Lois Youtzy sunshine treasurer. A recreation period followed the business session.
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Lorain County
la Grange
Melvin Kolbe
Marguerite Perkins
Agnes Lottman
William Knessel
Gerald Hasenpflug
Corbett Walker
Toledo Grain Market Prices From Elevators
Prices listed for grain in Toledo elevators include No 2 yellow corn at 094S GFN MC No 2 white oats at 564 Gus7 uc No 2 red Wheat at 9644 GIT yc and No 3 red 931 964 Le with additional No 2 yellow corn and No 3 yellow variants. Produce lines show butter eggs and extras with miscellaneous figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
IGC
Grocery Market Offers Mixed Produce and Prices
Apples include McIntosh Jonathan Baldwin Rhode Island Greenings in cold storage with several size ranges and prices around $1.23 to $1.50. Beets Cabbage Carrots Celery Leeks Lettuce Mushrooms Onions Parsley Peas Radishes Rutabagas Squash Tomatoes and Tomatoes varieties listed with per unit, per bushel, or per peck prices. Also mentions market baskets and crate lots with assorted items and lower prices for lower quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
Jonathan
Baldwin
Rhode Island
Curton
SU Gove
Hubard
Cattle Market Report Cattle Prices and Beef Prices Decline
Market notes show cattle steady with marked prices for choice steers around 8.00 per hundredweight and various grades. Calves receipts described as light with prices ranging from 9.00 to 11.00 for choice to prime and 7.00 to 9.00 for common. Lamb and mutton receipts indicate softer demand with lower bids on wool lambs and clipped wethers around 4.00 to 6.00. Hog prices and feeder notes indicate mixed demand with prices near 6.25 to 7.50 for common stock.
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Ea Og
Selsep Anil
Meduny
Vorsers Louelau
Probe Price State Pays For Coal
After two days of inquiry in Cleveland the Ohio Senate graft committee returned to Columbus to probe the high price the state paid for coal for Cleveland State Hospital. A Cleveland coal firm sold coal to the state at roughly double the price paid by the city for similar coal. The panel also questioned employees of the Cleveland District Liquor Enforcement office and heard that false expense accounts were submitted and liquor permits issued to applicants with criminal records. Chairman J Ralph Seidner said lax enforcement may have cost the Old Age Pension fund $4 to $5 million in potential revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jax
Ohio Senate
Columbus
Cleveland State Hospital
Cleveland Coal Company
Cleveland District Liquor Enforcement Office
J. Ralph Seidner
Senate Committee
Market report notes mixed egg and live poultry prices
Egg market steady while live poultry shows weakness with hens and leghorns listed. Prices span 23 to 28 cents for various categories. potatoes quoted by region and size, including Idaho bakers and New York Russets, with broad per 100 pound and 60 pound figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohlu
Idaho
Bakers
Michigan
Michigan Russe@ts 31,201.25; Mavns Greet Mountains
Sarahdine Slane
New York
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Zablotny
Smith Bros
Mark
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Brown Hotel
H. C. Peters
Cub Pack No
McCulloch
Board of Inquiry
House Democrats
Conference Committee
S. J. Zablotny
Cuyahoga
William B. Ashbolt
Acme
the O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohig
Aumont
Common Pleas Court
Mary C. Newland
Frederick Newland
Anna Brenadich
Joseph Brenadich
Mary Nesnidal
Stephan Nesnidal
Oy Stella Garrison
Albert Garrison
Paul McCampbell
Sheffield Lake
John W. Southard
McCampbell
Phillip Leighton
John J. Kelleher
Arthur S. Millican
Julia Saywell
Elyria Savings and Trust
Baptist Aid
Townsend Club
Elyrians
Allen Wales Adding Machine Corp
G. J. O'Connor
18Th St
Kennedy
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
THE
Ferro Welding and Engineering CO
H. Nixon
W. Beal
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Lorain County Home & Cleaning CO
Hugh Greer
Princeton
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland Produce
Extra
Penney’s
Brown
Reublin Bros
P. V
Jones Farm
Iesa Louay
Kate Smith
Battle Creek
Crosse & Blackwell
Florida
Sunkist
Richelieu
Baby Stuart
Honor Brand
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