Father Coughlin Attacks Private Control Of Money
Detroit January 24 Father Charles E Coughlin the Royal Oak radio priest began a second crusade for government regulation of money saying a financial system breeds class conflict The address followed his prior call for a super NHA with voluntary industrial cooperation and an annual wage for workers tied to congressional regulation of money value He blamed private control of money for monopolies and recession and warned of losses in purchasing power if money supply is not curbed
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Detroit
Charles E. _ Coughlin
Royal Oak
Roooseveilt
Father Coughlin
Congress
Granted Probation For Two Years For Robbery Charge
Milford Horace of Elyria was placed on probation for two years by Common Pleas Judge D A Cook after pleading guilty to robbery. He admitted taking 18.84 from gas station attendant George Hearne at Lodi and North streets last Oct 12. He held his coat pocket as if armed. no weapon was present. Horace has been in county jail since the arrest. He is to report to Police Chief E J Stankard on a schedule through the probation term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Horace
Elyria
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Horace
George Hearne
Lodi
North Streets
Thief makes haul at Lorain apartments
Lorain police hunt two burglars after they escaped with more than 3000 in money jewelry and clothing from two east side apartments. L A Wall reported 700 in losses and J G Reeder 314. Residents saw two men fleeing with bundles of clothing and gave police descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
L.A. Wall
J. G. Reeder
New Record Set for Y Activity Participation
At the Y M C A gymnasium and swimming pool the all time participation record was broken with 7S persons taking part in activities Saturday. Carl Wagner reports the figure excludes about 4600 spectators and many who joined unorganized activities. The gym was in continuous use except for a half hour from 7 to 7:30 p.m. for cleaning. Programs included high school boxing, wrestling, gymnastics, handball and swimming from 1 to 3 p.m., plus junior and intermediate basketball league games from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Industrial League playoff at 7:50 p.m. drew the season’s largest Saturday night crowd. Many boys also joined a weekly bean dinner, hike, and special swim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wagner
Wagner
Man charged with DUI after East Bridge street stop
Ambrose Rasner, 42, of 405 Gulf road, arrested at 12:20 a.m. yesterday on a charge of driving while intoxicated after police found him driving on East Bridge street. He had a chin cut from a fall, told officers. Released on bond pending trial. no date set. Police Sergeant Arthur Hurd reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Rasner
Gulf Road
East Bridge Street
Arthur Hurd
Market fruits and vegetables with Cleveland livestock prices
Market prices list for apples and vegetables with several varieties and pack sizes, plus Cleveland livestock prices for cattle calves sheep and hogs. Entries include Mctintosh Jonathan Baldwin Winesap and more with quantities ranges and price points, plus beef cattle and hog market figures.
Market Report Notes Mixed Prices for Poultry and Potatoes
Butter and market quotes show steady tone for extra grade and firsts with varied receipts. Poultry prices list heavy hens, leghorns, broilers and ducks with sparse notes on roosters and capons. Potato prices in No 2 rural and Idaho bag levels present range across several states, indicating regional price dispersion.
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Moscova
Idaho
Michigan
Maine
Green Mountains
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
Court charges and trials in county session
Richard Kershaw was brought from Toledo by deputy sheriffs for arraignment before Justice Preston Coon on a warrant charging him with failure to support Richard Kershaw Jr. The action was brought by his former wife Alice Kershaw. A separate case saw Martin Lottow of Elyria and Wellington indicted for a statutory offense involving a minor, with his trial beginning before a common pleas court jury.
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Richard
Kershaw
Toledo
Preston Coon
Richard Kershaw, Jr
Alice Kershaw
Wilson
Martin Lottow
Elyria
Wellington
Common Pleas Court
Alaska Wedding Breaks Up In New York Divorce Case
Bessie C. Stackhaus former Edwards sues Lester Stackhaus in divorce court alleging he took 400 from her and her car after their Alaskan wedding trip paid by the bride. Couple married June 12, 1936. defendant left September 21, 1936, per petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie C. Stackhaus
Bessie C. Edwards
Lester Stackhaus
New York City
Alaska
School hand water pump stolen in Carlisle township
A hand water pump bought two years ago for the school in Carlisle township on Route 301 was stolen during the weekend and reported to the sheriff's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Township
Route 301
Sheriff’s Department
County court docket and hospital contract talks report
Fines of 2 dollars and costs totaling over 9 dollars were paid last week by Frank Ivancie of Townline road and Willard Robr of East College street Oberlin after arraignment before Justice Freston Coon for failing to stop before entering a main traveled road. County commissioners announced a 4.50 dollar daily rate offer for care of county indigent patients at Elyria Memorial Hospital, seeking better terms than the 5.30 a day contract renewal. The same proposal was sent to Elyria city. Irene Hughes was granted a divorce from Edward Hughes for neglect. Kenneth Tall filed for divorce from Eloise Hall of 1151 West avenue, married 1931, on grounds of neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ivancie
Townline Road
Willard Robr
East College Street
Oberlin
Freston Coon
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elrria City
Kenneth Tall
Eloise Hall
West Avenue
Democrats Meet At Lorain Tonight
The Young Democrats club of Lorain county will meet at the Antlers Hotel in Lorain at 7 50 tonight. Reports will be heard from the committee that attended the state convention at Columbus last Friday and Saturday. The committees on the dance and on membership will also make their reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democrats Club
Lorain County
Antlers
Lorain
Columbus
Intoxication Charge Against Local Man Tonight
Alex Keilerman of 226 West River Street was arrested at the Chappel Street parking lot at 10 p m yesterday for intoxication and is to be tried before Mayor Joseph A Petros this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Keilerman
West River Street
Chappel Street
Joseph &. Pétro
Local youths confess to string of burglaries across Alva
Police report that five boys admitted entering multiple homes on streets including Harwood Pasadena Floral Woodbury and Hamilton and the A and P Grocery and Brown Printing Co. They say they took 67 at the A P Grocery 16 at Jackson's home two watches and a camera from Kemp's residence mainly stealing small change and using basement entry after ringing bells. The camera and watches were recovered at the Knerin residence with more loot expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Vareer
Harwood Street
Alva Kemp
Pasadena
W. B. Hysell
Floral Court
Harry Lyndes
James Wilson
Woodbury Avenue
Peter Birkline
So Willams Street
William Sparks
Leo Mahar
Oak Street
W. Jackson
Hamilton Street
A. and P. Grocery
Brown Printing Company
A. and P
Lodi Street
Jackson
Kemp
Knerin
Elyria Schools Close First Semester With Exams
The 1937 38 Elyria school year ends the first semester with exams at Elyria High School and Jefferson Junior High. Elementary schools avoid mid year exams. Examinations run tomorrow through Thursday, with no sessions Friday for teachers to grade papers. The district moves to an annual promotion plan with no mid year commencement for the first time in over 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria High School
Jefferson Junior High School
Jefferson Junior High
R. C Maston
Injunction Halts Enforcement of New Sheffield Lake Ordinance
Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley granted a temporary injunction blocking enforcement of a Sheffield Lake Village ordinance passed January 18. The suit by Fire Chief Elmer Owens and 11 volunteer firefighters alleges the measure would discharge department members in violation of state law. The ordinance would cut Owens pay from 200 to 10 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Council
Sheffield Lake Village
Elmer Cc. Owens
G. F. Garber
Charles Gubeno
L. E. Cheney
Thomas Crompp
Fred Loher
Walter Jones
Myron Piggett
Lawrence Kearney
Frank Craig
Sylvester Webber
Frank Young
Owens
New Scout Troop To Be Installed
Members of Boy Scout Troop 105 of the First Congregational Church Elyria will hold the investiture service on Wednesday evening January 26 as the new troop organized at the Markley school receives its charter Archie Haynes scoutmaster will receive his commission charter members will earn tenderfoot pins and cards presented by Richard Newcomb Lorain assistant scout executive Firelands Area Parents and others interested are invited Boys of twelve years and up urged to attend.
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First Congregational Church of
Elyria
Markley School
Archie Haynes
Richard Newcomb
Lorain
Firelands
Oberlin Club Meetings Schedule Seems Busy
Oberlin notices list multiple group gatherings for Monday through Friday. Rebekah Lodge Legion Post and Masonic lodge plan evening meetings while several Women’s clubs and chapters hold Tuesdays through Fridays events at homes and local venues. A resident speaker from Ace Stamp Company Florida? shows stamp collections.
Reverend Wm O Loughlin Named Oberlin Pastor
The Reverend William O Loughlin of Cleveland is appointed pastor of Sacred Heart Church Oberlin succeeding Father James P F Brennan who left recently for Hubbard Ohio. O Loughlin previously served as assistant at St Ignatius Cleveland and arrives with prior parish experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. O'Loughlin
Sacred Heart Church
William O’loughlin
Cleveland
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Oberlin
James PF. Brennan
Hubbard
Ohio
Father O'Loughlin
St. Ignatius
Sacred Heart Honors Father Brennan with Watch and Purse
On a Wednesday evening before his departure Father Brennan received a watch and purse from the Sacred Heart church council. The presentation included a letter signed by ninety donors expressing appreciation in a testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennan
Council of the Sacred Heart Church
Evening High School Basketball Tripleheader
Three games set for tonight at the High School gym. Janby Oils meet Pfaff Clothiers as the top Independent pairing at 7 30. Oberlin School of Commerce faces Spencerians of Cleveland, followed by Apolio Theatre vs Lockes Food five tied for second. Parents group gathers in the auditorium at 7 30 for a discussion on Social Jaise of the High School Age led by a panel of local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Janby Oils
Pfaff Clothiers
Oberlin School of Commerce
Spencerians of
Cleveland
Apolio Theatre
Locke's Food Five
L. W. Taylor
J. C. Zimmerman
Maude Warner
E. B. Bosworth
J. H. Kutscher
C. F. Alver
C. E. Wigton
Entertains at Party on West Lorain Street
Mrs. Robert B. Lee hosted a Saturday evening party at their West Lorain Street home with two tables of pinochle. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Schafer, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Newsbery, and Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Wood. Mrs. Arthur Edwards attended the private funeral of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sapp in Ashland. Mrs. Sapp is Marian Wasen, niece of Mrs. Edwards. Betty Glenn of Dayton visited her parents on North Professor Street.
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Air
Robert B. Lee
West Lorain Street
J. C. Schafer
Carl Newsbery
D. J. Wood
Arthur Edwards
North Main Street
Frank Sapp
Ashland
Sapp
Marian Wasen
Oberlin
Edwards
Betty Glenn
Dayton
North Professor Street
Organize A F L Union At Lorain Tube Plant
Lorain January 24 organizers began forming an American Federation of Labor union for National Tube Company workers. Fred M. Gascoigne was named president and Edmund E. Brown secretary as temporary officers. A membership drive aims to enroll at least 51 percent of employees. Coleman Claherty of Cleveland, regional organizer, criticized John L. Lewis and the CIO for alleged monopolistic tactics and Wagner Act violations. He said the AFL would seek exclusive bargaining rights after signing 51 percent. Some locals opposed the drive, arguing the union is company-driven to oust the CIO. Vernon Parker was cited as a former employee representative and union head later aligned with an unaffiliated group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Claherty
Cleveland
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Wagner Labor Relations Act
A. F. of L
A. FL of L
1 OG
Hecklers
Vernon W. Parker
National Tube Company Workers
Purse snatched from Florence Newell at roller rink
Florence Newell of 248 S Stanford Ave reported a black purse was snatched from her arm at the Roller Skating rink around 11 PM Saturday. The thief, a ~20 year old man about 150 pounds in a tan overcoat, no hat, asked the time, then grabbed the purse and fled. Details describe about 17 in the purse plus personal effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Newell
Stanford Ave
Lu P. Om
Girl Bitten by Dog on Broad Street in Elyria
Audrey Bray, 13, of suf Lake iF was treated at Elyria We mortel Hospital at 8 op am yesterday after a brown dog sank its teeth on her as she walked on Broad Street near Washington Avenue. Police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Bray
Suf Lake If
Elyria Wemortel Hospital
Broad Street
Washington Avenue
Civil liberties plea echoed to defend democracy abroad
The speech argued against totalitarian regimes in Russia Germany and Italy and warned that liberty-loving peoples must unite to influence world affairs. It claimed fraternal lodges in Spain face persecution, urging regressive action to preserve civilization and prevent destruction of human happiness.
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Serba
Russia
Germany
Italy
Spain
Johnson
Death of Lovina P. Sholes in Elyria
Lovina P. Sholes died after a week long illness at 2:00 pm at the home of her daughter Mrs. A E Hopkins on West River Street Elyria where she had resided since 1913. She was born November 30, 1874 in Poughkeepsie NY and widow of George W Sholer who died October 13, 1935. Surviving are three daughters Mrs A E Hopkins Mrs F A Yost and Miss Elsie Goodwin, three grandsons Don David Yost Harvey Hopkins and one brother Ell Kipp of Long Island NY. Friends may call Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. Services Tuesday at 2:00 pm conducted by Rev Ralph W Neighbour with burial at LaPorte cemetery.
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Lovina P. Sholes
A. E. Hopkins
West River Street
Sholes
George W. Sholer
Poughkeepsie
New York
Elyria
M. EE
Dalton
Massachusetts
F. A. Yost
Elsie Goodwin
Salinas
California
Don
David Yost
Harvey Hopkins
Ell Kipp
Long Island
Sudro- Curtis Funeral
Ralph W. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
LaPorte Cemetery
Obituary: Harold J. Vogler of Lansing dies after surgery
Harold J. Vogler 34 son of Mr and Mrs J W Vogler of 528 Second Street died yesterday at Sparrow hospital Lansing Mich one week after an appendicitis operation He lived in Lansing seven years as manager for Continental Credit Co Survived by wife Betty parents three sisters Mrs Victor Morgan of Cleveland Mrs Alex Kesson and Mrs Clark Kesson both of Elyria and brother Harry J Vogler of Elyria Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon in Lansing with interment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Vogler
J. W. Vogler
Second Street
Sparrow Hospital
Lansing
Mich
Continental Credit Co
Betty
Victor Morgan
Cleveland
Alex Kesson
Clark Kesson
Elyria
Harry J. Vogler
Amherst Woman Dies After Six Month Illness
Mrs Bir dena Foster Lawless of Amherst aged 85 died Sunday afternoon at home on Church Street after a six month illness. Born in West Branch Michigan she moved to Amherst at 13 and graduated Amherst High School in 1900. She taught five years and was active in Ladies Aid Society and Au Lourant Guild. Survived by husband Matthew, one son, Mrs Hattie Quigley Vermilion, one brother Ferman Foster Warren Ohio, one niece and one nephew. Funeral at two Tuesday at her home officiated by Eastman Wakeman. Burial at Crwn Hall cemetery.
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Matthew Lawless
Hattie Quigley
Vermilion
Ferman Foster
Warren
Puneral Serviers
Church Street
Othe Res
FF Eastman
Wakeman
Crwn Hall
Methodist Churches Convene Here For Evening Retreat
Dr. Vernon W. Wager will lead a retreat meeting this evening at 7 50 at the First Methodist Episcopal church here. Participating churches include Columbia Station LaPorte Avon Graf ton Fields Amherst and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon W. Wager
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbia Station
LaPorte
Avon
Grafton
Fields
Amherst
Elyria
Boy Rescued After Icy Plunge In Black River
Bernard Seville, 10, of 120 Chestnut Street, slipped through a broken ice floe on the Black River near West Bridge Street around 1 45 p m yesterday. He was immersed up to his neck but miraculously pulled himself ashore as a patrolman arrived. he was only chilled from the frigid water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Seville
Chestnut Street
Bernard
Black River
West Bridge Street
Robert Schwartz
Four Bikes Stolen Reported Across City Over Weekend
Police reports show four bicycles stolen over the weekend. Stephen Majesky of 310 East River Street and Allan Humphrey of Telegraph Road reported thefts from in front of a Broad Street theatre yesterday afternoon. Thomas Chapman of 240 Highth Street and James Hurlbut of Oberlin Road reported thefts from in front of the YMCA on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Majesky
East River Street
Allan Humphrey
Telegraph Road
Broad Street
Thomas Chapman
Highth Street
James Hurlbut
Oberlin Road
Brownhelm Council Performs Sup pressed Desires Playlet
Afternoon session featured a playlet Susp pressed Desires by the Brownhelm Council with greetings from Pomona Grange representative John Barber of Wellington and Mrs. Clay Stackhouse of Huron County. Morning activities covered officers reports and county extension agents, followed by the election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm Council
Pomona Grange
John Barber
Wellington
Pomona
Clay Stackhouse
Huron County
Ohio Wo
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Sleeplessness and Beauty Sleep Loss Adverts
An early 20th century ad claims sleeplessness ages beauty and links constipation to poor appetite dullness and nervousness. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative that avoids shocking the intestine and stimulates bile, priced 15 30 and 60 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Opening Auction of Wellington Community Sales Opens January 26
The Farmers Grain & Milling Company of Wellington Ohio sponsors the Wellington Community Sales held on the second and fourth Wednesdays at the Sale Barn at Barker and Lincoln Streets. The January 26 opening features 25 80 good dairy cows 10 20 choice heifers 10 12 horses and colts plus calves hogs sheep poultry and farm machinery. All sales cash consignments welcome long as space remains and early consignments are preferred to aid planning. Contacts Co W Fackler Roy Baker auctioneers L G Witbeck salesmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Farmers Grain & Milling Company
Ohio
Barker and
Lincoln Streets
Lorain
Medina
Ashland
Mitfuron
W. Fackler
Roy Baker
L. G. Witbeck
Mer
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Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
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Baldwin
Rhodestand Gresnings
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Lelicious
Joe
Shearton
Duke
Cleveland Produce
Irene Hughes
Edward Hughes
Sederis
Esther Wood
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Karl Wilson Looke
American Legion
Oberlin Women’s Club
J. E. Wickler
West College Street
Oberlin Junior Forum
Robert Burr
Elm Street
Oberlin Masonic Lodge
Martha Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Oberlin Business and Professional
Eva Smith
Walnut Street
Oberlin Women's Club
P. S. Pierre
Martes Club
Frank Fowler
Woodland Avenue
Men's Civic Club
LeRoy Fields
South Main Street
Odd Fellows Lodge
Pansy
Oberlin Men's Club
Groveland Street
Bas Vrider
Allen Art
William H. Brown
West
Pythian
Oberlin Stamp Club
City Hall
Moses
Ace Stamp Company of
Alley Inn Hunting Lodge
Tomorr
North Woods
D. A. Billings
A. F. of
L. Union
Luovina PL
Mrs. Birdens
Lawless
Stone's
Frankfurters
Black
Jack the Hunter
Popeye II
Punk the
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Dorr the
Trader
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