Relief Measure Enacted By Legislature
The Ohio Legislature adjourned its special session after enacting the Marlow Kilpatrick ten million relief bill and a ninety million substitute budget, agreeing on a compromise relief measure to July 31. The House 104 to 4 and Senate 23 to 0 approved the conference report. The budget bill passed 98 to 9 despite the governor’s veto threats. Several other measures advanced, including the McCluskey liquor bill defeat in the House, emergency funding for the Industrial Commission, and bills on judicial candidacy designation and automobile inspection fees. The session also saw passage of bills expanding state bridge authority and related actions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joint Conference Committee
Ron
House
Senate
Davey
State Industrial Commission
Finance Committee
McCluskey
G. J. Harter
Fred Mourey
Akron
Industrial Commission
Mathias
Common Pleas
Asmann
Senate advances toll bridge plan and education bond reform
The Senate passed a mission to protect and acquire toll bridges over the Ohio River. It also enacted the McKie Waldvogel bill allowing boards of education to issue funding bonds beyond the 10 mill and 15 mill limits for bonds outstanding outside those caps, sending the measure to the Governor for approval.
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Pertect
Ohio River
Senate
Boards of Education
Girls Sweep Honors In Elyria High Mid Year Class
Elyria High School honored five girls as honor students in the 1936 mid year graduating class. Valedictorian Reverly Jeanne Foley led a procession with a 96.79 four year average, while other honorees Mary Jane Johnson Jane Regina Oseka Cora Louise Ramser and Virginia Cope Stewart held top scholastic honors and participated in multiple school activities including bands, choirs, staff roles, and student organizations.
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Elyria High School
Reverly Jeanne Foley
Bond Street
Mary Jane Johnson
West Fourth Street
Friendship Club
Sapientes
L'Einsemble Francais
MacDowell Chorus
Glee Club
Herald
Jane Regina Oseka
Franklin Avenue
Elyrian
Cora Louise Ramser
West River Street
L’ensemble Francais
MacDewet Chorus
Virginia Cope Stewart
Spruce Street
Elyria
Berald
Death Notice and Funeral for George F Stoney
Funeral services for George F Stoney will be held Saturday at 2 pm from the late home 356 Sixth Street Reverend Will Foster will officiate and burial will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery Lorain Ohio January 24 Mrs Martin Olsen 58 died Thursday morning at her home 203 W 22nd Street after a lingering illness She was born in Elyria October 7 1877 and moved to Lorain three years ago affiliated with First M E church of Elyria She leaves husband Martin one sister Mrs Charles D Rueger of Lorain a step daughter Mrs Clifford E Werle and many other relatives Friends may call at the Wichens Memorial Lorain services Saturday 2 oclock Burial at Ridgehill Memorial Cemetery Amherst Road
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George F. Stoney
Will Foster
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Lorain
Martin Olsen
W. 22Nd Street
Elyria
M. E Church
Martin
Charles D Rueger
Chfford E. Werle
Gulf Road
Wichens
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar Jan 25 Menus and Events
Oberlin College calendar lists events for January 25 to February 9. Includes fencing match Oberlin vs Wittenberg, senior organ recital, basketball game vs Wooster, church services, morning worship, vesper, final exams end, semester bills due February 12, Assembly Hour, lectures by Miss Perkins and Mrs Gilbreth, and swimming meets. Facilities include Warner Gymnasium Finney Chapel Fairchild Chapel and Cran Swimming Pool. Exhibitions by Betty Cliser and nude studies in New York Werhe Gallery.
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Oberlin
Macth
Oberlin Ys
Wittenberg
Warner Gymnasium
Finney Chapel
Margaret FE Rudd
Oberlin 'S
Wooster
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
School of Theology
Fairchild Chapel
Case
Cran
Muskingum
S.an P
Wises
Betty Clsler
Wellington
Werhe
New York
Dean T. W. Graham
Court Hears Personal Injury Suit After Oberlin Crash
In Judge D A Cook's court HH GQ of North Ridge Road sues The J Spang Baking for 2100 over a March 2 1924 traffic accident at Oberlin. Judge Guy B Findley granted yesterday a divorce to Andy Smonavica for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Mrs William H Kennedy of Elvera also pursued divorce for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Mr Edward Zolnal of Lorain is involved.
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D A. Cook
North Ridge Road
Oberlin
Andy Smonavica
Guy B Findley
Memorial Service For King George V Planned
Vestry of Christ Church to hold a Sunday memorial service in honor of King George V. Sunday morning prayers will commemorate the late monarch and invite all to attend. Also noted are local social events including a Knights of Pythias meeting in Lorain and a lodge party scheduled for Saturday evening January 25.
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Christ Church
King George V
K P Lodge of Aberlion
Woodland Lodge
Lorain
Knights of Pythias
T. M. T . Club
KW. Spaulding
North Pleasant Street
Elver Grills
Gerald Keller
Georgis Kevse
Cleveland
Fay Worcester
Spring Street
D O Worcester
H. O. Worcester
Fire destroys one car garage at Earl Walker home
Fire at 18 Cambridge Avenue extension destroyed a one car frame garage used to warm the space with a coal stove smoke pipe. Loss estimated at 100 to 150 dollars. Hose Company Number One and Engine Company Number Two crews fought the blaze but could not save the building. A bicycle and two lawnmowers were also lost. no car was inside.
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Earl Walker
Cambridge Avenue
Hose Company Number One
Engine Company Number Two
Woman Sues for Divorce on Grounds of Neglect and Cruelty
A wife filed for divorce yesterday alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty by her husband, seeking dissolution of their marriage and related relief.
County Joins In Fight Against Refund Bill
Lorain County acts to delay Geauga County suit testing the Lawrence Armbruster bill which uses road funds to pay highway bonds. County Commissioner Butler explains action aims to force a high court ruling possibly 4 3 or 3 3, with Lorain party to Clark County suit. The measure would cost Lorain about 5000000 in highway funds over 15 years.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Howard R. Butler
Geauga County
Supreme Court
Butler
Geauga
High Tribunal
Lorain County
High Court
Clark County Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Clark County
Mexico City Bull Ring Becomes Last Refuge for High Society Attire
The El Toreo bullring in Mexico City, amid a stiff social climate, attracts tourists eager to glimpse the capital’s best-dressed classes at Sunday parades. Fashion trends shift with a pro labor stance under President Lazaro Cardenas, making formal wear rare except at the bull ring where elites, officials, and diplomats gather.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Ventrco
Spain
el Toreo
Lazaro Cardenas
I T S Rubber Co Elects Officers
Leonard P. Tufford was elected president and general manager of the I T S Rubber Company at a board meeting this week. He succeeds C H Ingner as vice president and general manager. Other officers elected include A H Smith and Ray E Lanner as vice presidents, Nils Helen Schuenenmann as secretary and treasurer. The board of directors, re-elected, are A G Smith, Leonard Tufford, C H Ingner, Mrs Paul Collins, F A Smythe, Helen Schuenemanne, and Ray Sanner.
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Leonard P. Tufford
I. T. S. Rubber Company
C. H. Ingner
A. H. Smith
Ray E. Lanner
Nils Helen Schuenenmann
A. G. Smith
Leonard Tufford
Paul Collins
F. A. Smythe
Helen Schuenemanne
Ray Sanner
City Event Draws Diverse Attendees Across Divides
The event in the city drew attendees from a broad spectrum of life, uniting people with widely opposed backgrounds and perspectives for a single gathering. The turnout reflected wide public interest and a rare cross-section of the community.
You and Your Child: Guidance for Traveling with Kids
A mother and three year old on a bus illustrate common travel frustrations. The piece advice urges avoiding long trips with young children, or bringing activities to keep them occupied. It cautions against empty promises like soon and recommends describing the journey and offering distractions such as books, toys, sights, questions, and counting objects.
Boy Scouts to Honor 25 Years with candle lighting event
An annual highlight will recall each year with candles on boxes. Dr Wyland and GC E Shriner will speak. H B Castlem an will report on the council. General Perry J Null and Judge I Carpenter will present veteran and Silver Beaver awards. District reports follow with Axylophone solo and Scout oath close. Patience in weakness is mightier than impatience in strength.
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Dr. Wyland
GC. E. Shriner
Region Four
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
H. B. Castleman
Firelands Area Council
Perry J. Null
I. Carpenter
Guy B. Findley
George L. Glitsch
E. A. Bell
Robert Betts
Kenneth Parker
Eagle Scout
Elinor McGookey
Frank Moore
Cleveland Market Notes on Produce and Live Poultry Prices
Markets Cleveland produce butter market firm extras live poultry market weak heavy hens prices for leghorn and colored springers ducks capons young turkeys and No 2 grades. potatoes in 100 lb bags with Ohio Maine Idaho values and assorted box and bag prices listed throughout with varied weights and crates.
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Ilggs
Cirets
Sl Ae
Ohio
Maine
Idaho
Florida
Triumphs No
CATTLE RECEIPTS AND MARKET STEADY FOR WEEK
Cattle receipts around 100 with market steady for the week. Choice steers 1100 pounds and up bring about 10 dollars premium. 1050 and up at 10.00 to 10.50. Good butcher cattle 7.00 to 8.50, good heifers 7.00 to 8.00, good cows 5.50 to 6.50. Calves receipts around 100 with market 50 cents higher. choice to prime 13.00 for 1400. wood to choice 12.00 to 14.00. mediums 10.00 to 12.00. common 5.00 to 6.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 2,000. market steady. lambs 10.00 to 11.00. ewes 9.00 to 10.00. mediums 8.00 to 9.50. hogs receipts 300. market generally steady. week 40 to 60.
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Chaica
Toledo Grain Prices and Produce Quotes
Toledo grain prices list wheat No 82 red 1083 3 4 per bushel corn No 2 yellow 6544 6634 oats No 2 white 31 1 2 eggs extras 23 24c butter extra one pound 1 00 1 2c per pound rail track rates 244c.
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Pojlund
Graduation Graduates Reflect On Democracy And Education
Judge Millington opened with praise for public schools as democracy’s shield while R C Maston urged that free public education protects the nation. Mrs Carl W Martin awarded diplomas and reminded graduates that commencement marks testing of learned principles. Principal C P Shively introduced valedictorian Beverly Foley and noted four other honor students as the program featured an invocation, violin solo, class song, and orchestra performances.
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Millington
R. C. Maston
Carl W. Martin
Board of Education
C. P. Shively
Beverly Foley
Will J. Foster
Church of Christ
Thousands honor late king as crowd lines form in hall
Women whisper in awe as a massive crowd, estimated at up to a million through the hall by Monday night, lines up to pay final respects to the late king. Attendees, many in black, are reminded of the hall’s 800 years of history including heralded feasts and executions. The scene blends somber tribute with reverent reflection.
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Charles I
Warren Hastings
Henry III
Richard the Lion Hearted
MARKET REPORT: GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK PRICES AND OFFERS
Butter re fects 4818 tubs and creamery items with varied grades and tests. Eggs show large case counts with fresh graded firsts and local prices. Poultry supply steady with dressed turkeys unchanged. Wheat cash No 2 red at 1.06, No 2 yellow corn 60 cents, oats No 2 white 33 cents. Soybeans No 2 yellow 84 cents. Barley actual sales 68 81 cents, timothy and clover seed also listed. Chicago market notes include price ranges and car lots.
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
U. S
Chicago
Market Quotations for Grains and Feed by Sheets Elevator Co
Quotations for corn wheat and oats are by the bushel mill feeds and hay by the ton and flour by the barrel. Prices vary by grade and lot with notes on car lot terms for wheat and oats and detailed prices for flour milled feeds and straw and forage products. Prices include wheat non 3 red and No 1 red, oats No 3 white and No 2, corn No 3 yellow and No 2 yellow, flour spring and winter grades, mill feeds like middlings bran and oil meal, cottonseed meal, gluten, straw and clover alfalfa and timothy feeds with multiple quality tiers.
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Sheets Elevator Co
Fairchild Milling Co
Dawley Auction Sale Postponed to January 28
Severe cold weather forces Dawley Farm sale to be rescheduled from Thursday January 28 to Tuesday January 28. Auction at Dawley Homestead one mile west of Eaton Center on Giles road at 1 PM includes a Grey Gelding and nine cattle with Holstein Jersey and Guernsey springers, dairy herd in good flesh, hay, crops, and farm equipment. Terms cash. Auctioneers Clayton H. Sooy and Lee Kuinect.
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Dawlay
Dawley Homestead
Eaton Center
Giles Road
Durham
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Oberlin College
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Frances Perkins
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Edward Zolnal
Grand Gas Ranges
Elyria Electric & Music Store
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National Revolutionary Party
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I. T. S. Rubber Co
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Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovak Agrarian Republican Party
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Wooster Egg Auction
Bird Street
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H. P. Galloway
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Lee Kuinect
Brenner’s
Thriet Shoe Store
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