Further Steps To Curtail Wall Street Insiders Hinted
Washington January 25. A Securities and Exchange Commission study notes New York Stock Exchange members were among the most active bears in the Fall market slump. It foreshadowed stern action to curb insiders and hinted at further steps after rules on short selling take effect February 8. The SEC expects a detailed short selling report within two weeks and continues studying floor-margin rules to curb insider trading.
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Washington
U.R
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
SEC
Wall Street
Commission
Twentieth Century Fund
Pope Plans Return To Summer Home
Vatican reports Pope Pius in frail health planning a move to Castel Gandolfo for the summer residence as soon as possible. He hopes to depart Vatican City early next month, with last year’s trip noting a May 1 start and October 21 return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Dan
Pope Pius
Tager
Kipton Worker Loses Three Fingers At Wakeman Mill
Kipton man Jack Fuller aged 59 employed by a lumber company near Wakeman had three fingers on his left hand severed by a saw at the mill yesterday afternoon. He was transported to Falls Clinic in Wellington for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fuller
Kipton
Wakeman
Falls Clinic
Wellington
Auto Fender Damage in Courthouse Intersection Incident
A fender on a machine driven by George Burke of R D 2 Wellington was damaged in a collision at Court and Second Streets at 9 point yesterday involving a car driven by E H Boettle of 13 Phillips Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burke
R. D
Wellington
Poin
Court
Second Streets
E. H. Boettle
Phillins Court
Elyrian Speaker Recalls Burns Birthday in Lorain
Councilman James Scott of Elyria delivered a biographical discourse on Robert Burns at a Lorain County gathering of about 300 Scots groups, commemorating Burns birthday. He read from memory a Scotland prepared paper. The event involved Scottish Clans Daughters of Scotland and Daughters of Scotia. Burns was born January 25 1759.
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Scotland
Robert Burns
James Scott
Elyria
Lorain
Lorain County
Daughters of
Scotia
Poet Burns
Death Record John Brownell of Elyria
John Brownell 71, of 223 North Olive Street, died at home after a lingering illness. Born December 27, 1851 in Bloomingville Ohio, he lived in Elyria 17 years, formerly of LaGrange. Survived by one son Clarence, and three daughters Mrs Mole Grafton Ohio Mrs Leinseder Elyria and Mrs Barnes Elyria. Private services Thursday at 2 40 p m from the home with Rev George Beebe officiating burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brownell
North Olive Street
Clara James Brownell
Bloomingville
Ohio
Elyria
LaGrange
Woodman Lodge
Clarence Brownell
Berlin Heights
Avon Native Fred H Peak Dies After Illness
Fred H Peak of Avon died Monday afternoon at his Detroit Road home after several months of illness. Born August 1 1872 on Avon Center Road he lived all his life in Avon. Survivors include wife Ethel six sons Theodore Robert Lford William Everett and Genege five daughters Gladys Marian Edna Bessie and Jean one granddaughter Joan Peak two sons Walter Barnesville Minn and George Avon. Addison and Herbert preceded him in death. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Avon
Fred H. Peak
Detroit Road
Avon Center Road
Ethel
Theodore
Robert
Lford
William
Everett
Genege
Gladys
Marian
Edna
Bessie
Jean
Joan Peak
Walter
Barnesville
Minn
George
Addison
Herbert
Death of John Nicoloff in Lorain at 47
John Nicoloff died after a four month illness in Lorain at his home 2520 El 62nd Street at age 47. Born in Bulgaria on June 22 1891 he moved to Lorain from Pennsylvania fifteen years ago and worked as an electrician at National Tube Co for ten years. He leaves Angeline his wife and three brothers and three sisters in Bulgaria. Services Friday at 6 00 from the late home and 9 A. M. from St Stanislaw Church with Rev Aloysius Dombrowski and burial in Calvary Cemetery. Body to be removed from Bittner Funeral Home Elyria to the home tonight.
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Lorain
John Nicoloff
62Nd Street
Bulgaria
Pennsylvania
The
National Tube Co
At. Stanislaws Church
Angeline
Funeral Services for James Murray of Rochester
Funeral services for James Murray aged 1 in Rochester were held at his daughter's home with Rev White of Medina officiating. Burial took place in Rochester cemetery under the direction of John Murray of Creston. Murray died of a heart attack Saturday at his son John's home in Creston after a recent illness from flu. He is survived by three sons John Creston Russell Elyria and Donald Rochester, three brothers William Rochester Charles Brighton and John Wellington, four sisters Mary Butson Brighton Nell Miller Elyria Jessie Brown La Grange and Sue Jewett Rochester, and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murray
Rochester
Corwin Coe
White
Medina
John Murray
Creston
Murray
John
Russell
Elyria
Donald
William
Charles
Brighton
Wellington
Mary Butson
Nell Miller
Jessie Brown
la Grange
Sue Jewett
Armory construction plan discussed by local officials
Lieut Arthur Richwine outlined buying the present armory building for 20000 and 15000 to remodel it for a 60 man company. Prosecutor Howard R Butler noted county assistance lacks authority. A committee was to be appointed to study an armory and athletic auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Richwine
National Guard
Howard R. Butler
Young
Japan Considers Supplying Arms to China Says Hirota
In Tokyo, Foreign Minister Koki Hirota told Parliament that Japan must seriously consider third power roles in arming China. He noted Britain’s actions and said arms from British Hong Kong form a small part of total supplies. A war declaration against China remained a future possibility dependent on developments.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Koki Hirota
Hirota Wade
Takehiko Sonoda
United States
Great Britain
Far East
Britain
Asia
Hirota
Hong Kong
Elyria Man Fined for Intoxication in City Court
Walter Root of Elyria was fined five dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petre for intoxication. He was arrested at 6:20 p m yesterday on Broad Street amid city activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Root
Elyria
Joseph Q. Petre
Broad Street
Mayor Fines Elyrian for Intoxication Arrest at Chapel Lot
Alexander Kellerman of 2256 West Hiver Street was arrested at the Chapel Street parking lot Sunday for intoxication. He was fined $5 and costs by Major Joseph Q. Petro yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Kellerman
West Hiver Street
Chapel Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Columbia Personal Notes Highlights Local Family Events
Columbia personals recap social rounds and kinship mentions. Mr and Mrs Edward Bottnar attended a birthday party for the grandmother in Cleveland Sunday. Born January 22 twins to Mr and Mrs James K Lewis of Cleveland. Mrs Lewis formerly Marion Hales. Families from Columbia Berea and Graf ton visited, with bridge party hosted by Mrs Glenn Van Aredale and others in Cleveland and Columbia. Mrs Anna Jones, once of Columbia, suffered a sprained ankle in Cleveland. A R Keyse plans a South America sailing from Miami. Rutherford of Cleveland visited the A. & Gitsun home.
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Columbia
Edward Bottnar
Cleveland
James K. Lewis
Lewis
Marion Hales
C. P. Hates
A.S. Gibson
Douglas Gibson
Berea
Kenneth Lewer
Grafton
Glenn van Aredale
Clarence Ocnvy
Clevland
Anna Jones
A. R. Keyse
Miami
Fla
South America
James Rutherford
A. & Gitsun
Camden Farm Woman's Club Meets January 27 in Camden
Kipton Kipton The Camden Farm Woman's Club meeting will be held Thursday January 27 at the home of Mrs J B Kasinski of Camden Rev C C Clawson occupied the pulpit of the Wellington Baptist church Sunday morning during the absence of the pastor Rev John Green who was called to Maryland by the sudden death of his father Mr and Mrs D T Morgan were Sunday guests of Mrs Mabel Whitney of Springfield Miss Esther Calkins of Canton spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W W Calkins wr and Mrs Raymond Van Soreringen and daughter June Pauline left Monday to make their home in Mansfield where they have purchased a grocery store They have spent several weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs C E Parker Mr and Mrs Ben Hill and family are moving into the Railroad house which is being remodeled and redecorated William Smith is ill at the home of his son Joe Smith in Oberlin Mr and Mrs Walter Miller of Sullivan were Sunday dinner guests of the latter's parents Mr and Mrs C Salzman Mrs Gar McRoberts Miss Beck and Mrs Emma Sigsworth of Oberlin attended the Ladies Aid dinner given on Thursday in the basement of the Community church Continued interest and growing attendance is being manifested at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C.clawson
Wellington
Mansfield
C. E. Parker
Ben Hill
William Smith
Joe Smith
Oberlin
Walter Miller
Sullivan
State welfare funds urged to retain institutions
A message advocates $180,000 to hire about 200 more workers to shorten long shifts at state institutions. It notes 2000 resident staff earn only 40 to 60 dollars monthly, plus 1,000 outside workers up to 75 dollars. Employees toil 10 to 13 hours daily, seven days weekly, and warns that without the supplement, state institutions may not operate year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erican
Welfare Department
Roosevelt appeals for fund to aid civilians in China
President Roosevelt urged Americans to donate at least 1 million dollars to the American Red Cross for relief of Chinese civilians harmed by the Sino-Japanese war. He said the fund would be used in China under an American advisory committee chaired by Nelson T. Johnson, with prior Red Cross aid totaling 281000 dollars in the past six months.
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Washington
Rooservelt
Red Cross
Cary T. Trayson
Hoosevelt
China
Roosevelt
Grayson
Nelson T. Johnson
Weekend Socials Around West Ridge and Elyria
West Ridge residents hosted and visited relatives and friends in Elyria and nearby towns. Families such as Richards, Cravendahl, Battecha, Minnich, Reese, Penfound, Hastings, Wruger, Mason, Eldred, Silver, Penfound, Penfound, and other locals shared Sunday calls and dinners, reflecting a lively community social calendar.
Camden Baptist Church Evangelistic Campaign Under Way
Here Earle W. Braun, well known radio evangelist, is conducting a two week Evangelistic campaign. Meetings will continue each evening this week, including Saturday evening, and will close Sunday evening, January 30. Good song service and special music each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Baptist Church
Earle W. Braun
Pilot Jones Survives Long Night Flight Over New Jersey
Eastern Airlines pilot Jones battled fog, compass errors, and drifting to land in Hartford after circling near Newark High Bridge and Camden. He landed in a muddy field at 2:45 am with two passengers safe, praising the pilot while passengers gratefully awaited transport.
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Jones
Newark
High Bridge
Camden
N. J
New Britain
Conn
Eastern Air Lines
Hartford
Bane
Washington
Philip King
U.S. Maritime Commission
Forrford
New York
Guy Jones
Fierce Battle Near Wuhu Rages With Heavy Casualties
Shanghai reports a three day battle near Wuhu on the Yangtse river with fierce hand to hand fighting and heavy casualties on both sides. Chinese planes aided by air power attacked Japanese gunboats while the front lines shifted in the contested hills.
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Shanghai
Wuhu
Yangtse
Nanking
Wubhu
China
Namtau
Deep Bay
Hong Kong
Hohsien
Anwhei
Chwanchen
Chekiang
Hanchwan
Oberlin Road Society to Meet at Forest Street Home
Mrs. L. T. McFarland will entertain members of the Women's Society of the East Oberlin Church at her Forest Street home in Oberlin on Wednesday. The all day meeting will include the usual tureen dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
L. T. McFarland
Women's Society of the East Oberlin
Forest Street
Oberlin
Organize Club Formed at Eleanor Clark Home
Miss Eleanor Clark entertained her Sunday School class with a coasting and skating party at her home Saturday afternoon. Lunch was served to sixteen members as they organized a club with officers: president Betty McRoberts, social chairman Virginia Hurst, secretary Rudolph Newman, treasurer Glen Gingerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Clark
Betty McRoberts
Virginia Hurst
Rudolph Newman
Glen Gingerr
Durlams Honored At East Oberlin Church Gathering
Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Arthur Durlam now of Butternut Ridge were honored by old friends and neighbors at East Oberlin Church. A pot luck supper was served at 4 o clock and attendees sang in the auditorium. Professor Ward presented the couple with a gift from the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Durlam
Butternut Ridge
Aarty
Hutchinson
Ward
Mrs. Durlam
Local Couple Welcomes Baby Son This Sunday Morning
A son was born Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gamble. Saturday evening visitors at the R. T. Clark home included Mr. and Mrs. T. Harper of Amherst and Mr. and Mrs. John Peache and daughter Rhea of Henrietta. Attendees at the Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association meeting and banquet in Brighton on Tuesday included Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Clark
T. Harper
Amherst
John Peache
Rhea
Henrietta
D. J. Campbell
Wesley Miller
Lioyrd Ashby
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Brighton
Birmingham Area Notes and Local Wins
Miss Virginia Twining visited Mr and Mrs Frank Fisher over the weekend. Mrs Walter Snellenberger and daughter Lucile and Miss June Davidson were Sandusky shoppers Saturday. The Birmingham varsity defeated Henrietta 27 to 28 in a hard fought game Friday night. The Reserve team also beat Henrietta Reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Virginia Twining
Frank Fisher
Walter Snellenberger
Lucile
June Davidson
Sandusky
Birmingham School
Henrietta
Four Hundred Homeless From Rockford Floods Struggle
Floods in Rockford Illinois left about 400 people homeless amid cold conditions that threaten health in makeshift shelters while distant crews search for two marooned fishermen near Cat Island after ice breakup. An eastern airlines transport faced a seven hour gale delay on its Newark to Washington route, landing near Hartford with two passengers and three crew. The storm stretched from New Jersey to Maine, disrupting steamship schedules and delaying air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Ashland
Wis
Lake Superior
Coast Guard
Diligence
Cat Island
Eastern Airlines
Hartford
Northern Savings And Loan Co Has Good Year
Officers reported a strong 1937 for Northern Savings And Loan Co with assets rising on higher deposits and loans. Savings deposits grew over 33 percent while first mortgages increased more than 20 percent, total loans exceeding 100000 dollars, about two thirds for Elyria homes. Dividends at 4 percent on stock and 3 percent on deposits were paid, and C J Helfrich remained president with Stearns Egolf Juffman West reappointed to key posts for 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Elyria
C. J. Helfrich
R. L. Stearns
H. J. Egolf
L. D. Juffman
A. A. West
Toledo grain market and produce prices list
Grain and produce prices listed for Toledo elevators including WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 yellow VATS No 2 white and rye with mixed quotes. Extra butter eggs apples carrots celery cabbage lettuce parsley parsnips and other produce priced in baskets and pecks with varied unit marks and descriptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Market Receipts Steady As Cattle Calves Sheep Hogs Report
Cattle receipts 250, market about steady with steers over 1100 lbs at 9.00 to 9.50. Calves receipts 300, market steady with choice to prime at 12.00 to 13.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 600, market about steady with wool lambs 8.00, clipped and wethers 3.50 to 5.00. Hogs receipts 1200, market 20 cents higher with 180-220 lb at 9.00 to 9.95 and 220-250 lb at 8.76 to 9.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneum
Divorces Granted and Non-Support Case In Court
Gladys M. Horan secured a divorce from John J. Horan on extreme cruelty before Judge Guy B. Findley with custody awarded to Eleanor Strauser. Eleanor Hil as her maiden name sought restoration in a Lorain divorce suit with Raymond Strauser, married 1935, for neglect and cruelty. Richard Kershaw, from Toledo, faced a non support charge, bound to the grand jury on $500 bond after failing to post. He was jailed. complaint filed by Alice Kershaw cites failure to support their son since last November 1. Parents are divorced.
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Gladys M. Horan
John J. Horan
Guy B. Findley
Eleanor Strauser
Lorain
Raymond Strauser
Eleanor Hil
Richard Kershaw
Toledo
Preston Coon
Kershaw
Alice Kershaw
Richard
Lorain Woman Sues For Divorce Over Husband’s Concealed Past
Lillian Duffield of Lorain filed a divorce petition against tarry R. Duffield of 1123 West Erie Avenue Lorain alleging cruelty and neglect. She says he misrepresented himself as unmarried and of good character at marriage on September 5. The suit notes he fathered a child in Pennsylvania, was convicted of non support in 1935, and served nine months in the work house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Duffield
Lorain
Lillian Craig
Tarry R. Duffield
West Erie Avenue
Pennsylvania
Divorces Granted by Common Pleas Judge Findley
Frances Koscinski was granted a divorce from Joseph Koscinski on cruelty grounds and Willa Curry was granted a divorce from Truman Curry on wilful absence. A divorce suit by Pauline Dahl against George Dahl was dismissed at the plaintiff s costs yesterday, court records show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Frances Koscinski
Joseph Koscinski
Willa Curry
Truman Curry
Pauline Dahl
George Dahl
Plainiff
Verthers lseetsy the MEPELSA Fe stage 25 fu teen
The readable text references a stage event and a 25 figure related to a youthful group. Names and clear details are fragmented but indicate a local arts or youth performance setting with involved individuals and a scheduled stage appearance. Further specifics are unreadable in the excerpt.
Market notes on butter poultry and potato prices
Market report shows steady butter prices and lively poultry section with sections on extras and grades. It lists live poultry demand, broilers, turkeys, ducks, leghorns, and brown eggs, plus potato price quotes for No 2 russets from Idaho Michigan Maine New York and other states with listed per 50 and 100 pound figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Turkess
Ss. Dept. of Agriculture
L. Ss
Colorado
North Dakota
Cliss
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
U. S
Texas
Florida
U. Sl
U.S
Hagues
Idaho
Ila
Maine
New York
Pennsylvania
Grocery price list with fruits and vegetables
A vintage price listing shows items like apples, beets, cabbage, carrots, celery, mushrooms, onions, parsley, dill, and tomatoes. Prices vary by weight or bundle, including half bushel adhe, cold storage items, and baskets, with notes on quality and size ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
Baldwin
Rhode Island
Tomkoc
Parole Dates Set for Two Lorain County Inmates
Two Mansfield Reformatory prisoners from Lorain County are listed among 93 inmates slated for parole by the Ohio Board of Parole. James Oneferi, convict for assault to kill and weapons, is set for parole April 20. Harry Haldermann, convicted of breaking and entering, will be paroled after May 1, with arrangements pending to transfer him to Michigan authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Reformatory
Lorain County
Ohio
Railways Bombed By Japanese Planes
Thirty Japanese airplanes participated in an intensive bombardment of railways in the Canton area today and attempted to destroy the Tiendo Airdrome near the American Seventh Day Adventist Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Tiendo
Seventh Day Adventist Hospital
Teenager Ends Life At Columbus Central High
Vincent F. McCombs, 16, a Central High School student in Columbus, shot himself yesterday. Relatives cited a remark he recently made, "I'd like to know what death is like," as the only explanation given for the suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Vincent F. McCombs
Electrician Killed in Yorkville Tin Plant Incident
Anthony Marconi, 29, an electrician at the Wheeling Steel Corp Yorkville Tin Plant, was fatally crushed between two cranes yesterday. The accident occurred in Yorkville on January 25 as workers reported the fatal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkville
Uep
Anthony Marconi
Wheeling Steel Corp
TVA policy moves after federal court victory
The Commonwealth and Southern valued its TVA area holdings at about 645 million dollars as the TVA board approves measures to pursue policy development. Lt. Lilienthal is authorized to negotiate with private utilities and public bodies for possible sale of electric properties to TVA or other agencies, with further talks planned at Roosevelt’s utility conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth and Southern
TVA
Chattanooga
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Tennessee Electric Power Company
Lilienthal
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Kipton Man
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Western Reserve Binanch
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Court Street
Elyrian
Burns
Kennedy
West Ridge
W. M. Richards
Branchs
Lakewood
R. W. Richards
Harry Lauer
Harry, Jr
Wesley Sanslow
H. UH. Cravendahl
Louis Battechead
Fairview
Vernon Rolling
Jersmith
Lake Avenue
Ollie Minnich
Henry Pallas
John Reese
H. J. Hillier
Clifford Hart
J. H Penfound
Harland
Henry Penfound
Everet Hastings
Ilda Wruger
Harley Wilson
Eaton
Anna Mason
Irwin Eldred
Robert Silver
Erwin Bachman
J. H. Penfound
Archie Penfound
Ronald
Hazel Caywood
Richard Hanruck
FETE
Frank Gamble
Northern Savings and Loan Co
Kyaitnar
Lsu Lee
Tina
Gale
Guten
Ne Rainal
Chicago
Cleveland Livestock
Len
Dayw
Deila
Cleveland Proulce
Ems’ Marat
Boc
Real Cleaners
Elks
Brown Hotel
H. C. Peters
Almané Ackerman
Broad St
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