Effort To Halt Removal Of Cleveland Steel Plant
Cleveland Mayor Ray T. Miller and a delegation visited New York officials of United States Steel to urge against moving the Newburg plant. They spoke with Myron C. Taylor William J. Filbert and William A. Irvin but received no promise beyond referring the matter to the finance committee. The steel board plans to relocate the plant to Lorain and join it with the National Tube Company plant.
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Newburg
United States Steel Corporation
Cleveland
Ray T. Miller
Steel Corporation
New York
Miller
Auds Foypert
Myron C. Taylor
The
William J. Filbert
Wiliam A. Irvin
Freighter Everett in Distress 800 Miles Off Cape Flattery
Coast Guard seeks contact with the Dollar Line freighter Everett reported in distress 800 miles off Cape Flattery. The vessel, 3 571 net tons with 40 crew, sent a message saying it was at the mercy of a northwest gale and drifting. Everett departed Seattle January 14 bound for the Orient.
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Astoria
Ore
Coast Guard
Dollar Line
Everett
Cape Flatterr
Seattle
Local man wakes after car hits pole near Lodi and Lake
Harvey Lewis of 243 Winckles Street awoke to find his vehicle crashed into a telephone pole at Lodi and Lake avenues after officials say he dozed off at the wheel. He was shaken but not seriously injured. the car suffered heavy damage.
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Harvey Lewis
Winckles Street
Lodi
Lake Avenue
Lewis
Car stolen from Third Street recovered with flat tire
An automobile owned by Perry Koplin at 825 West Avenue was stolen from 415 Third Street last evening and was recovered by police at 1 12 a m today on Monroe Street with a flat tire.
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Perry Koplin
West Avenue
Third Street
Monroe Street
Torch murder hunt in New York drivers sought
A torch murderer left a woman's charred body by a roadside boulder near Spring Valley New York. The victim, about 39, five foot one, wore rings and a dental plate. autopsy found no bullet or blunt force trauma. A New Jersey licensed truck driver was last seen driving away toward the border.
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Spring Valley
N. Y
New Jersey
Alonzo Osborn
John C. Dingman
Harry Frederick
New Jersey Line
Extradition Request Points to Martin J. Insull
Toronto officials ordered Martin J. Insull to appear before a Toronto judge on a provisional warrant seeking his extradition to Cook County Illinois to face charges of grand larceny and embezzlement. The Ontario Supreme Court Justice A C Kingston issued the warrant and served it at Insull’s Orillia boarding house following the collapse of the Insull utilities empire.
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Toronto
Martin J. Insull
Chicago
Cook County
Illinois
Justice A. C. Kingston
Ontario Supreme Court
Insull
Orilla
Ont
Insull Utilities
Bake Sale at Hungarian Reform Church Next to O. P.
All day Saturday bake sale at the Hungarian Reform Church located beside O. P. A fundraiser featuring pastries and treats for parish events. Proceeds support church programs and activities.
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O. P
Body Of Train Victim Sent Home
Kenneth Dittess of Newburgh New York leaped in front of a New York Central passenger train. His wife and two children are reported destitute. Identification came from a photo inscription reading Good bye darling from Daddy with Dittess name.
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Kenneth Dittess
Newburgh
N. Y
New York Central
Carl Taylor
Dittess
Travel film on American beauty spots for church group gathering
The February meeting of the Men’s Club at First Congregational church will feature Alwin E. Bulan of Columbus presenting The Ebony Trail and First Americans. He will show travel pictures including new Black Hills images and selected Ohio views from his collection.
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America
First Congregational Church
Alwin E. Bulan
Columbus
Black Hills
Calvin Coolidge
Bulan
Ohio
Warning to Elyria Housewives About Turkey Scam
An Elyria housewife warns others after paying 1.20 for a turkey from a man posing as a farmer who offered turkeys at a low price. She has not received any turkey or refund. She asked Fremont authorities who said no one by that name resides near Fremont.
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Elyria
Fremont
Eagles Club Initiation Party Attracts 350 Members
About 350 attendees joined the Elvira Eagles Club initiation last night led by Past President Robert Jensen. Secretary A R Graber read new by laws to the Aerie. February 23 class and a Valentine party for Bagiey families were announced. prize winner Bob Heilman received a dressed pig. E J Handyside spoke on the Cleveland convention.
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Elvira Eagles Club
Robert Jensen
A. R. Graber
Aerie
Wm. France
Oscar Jacobs
Bagiey
William Cashman
Bob Heilman
Lodge
E. J. Handyside
Cleveland
Death Notice for Patricia Hope Siville at Elyria Memorial
Patricia Hope Siville died January 26 at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. She is survived by her parents Hermann and [name], eight sisters Francina Goldie Marie Straw Louverne Dorothy Bernice Betty Geraldine and two brothers Gerald and Bernard and both grandfathers Henry Van Horn of Crooksville and William Siville of Glouster. Funeral services Saturday at 10:00 A M from Taylor's Funeral Home with Rev Neigbour officiating and burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Patricia Hope
Siville
Patricia Hope Siville
Abberoad
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hermann Siville
Francina
Goldie
Marie Straw
Louverne
Dorothy
Bernice
Betty
Geraldine
Gerald
Bernard
Henry van Horn
Crooksville
Ohio
William Siville
Glouster
Tiffin Mayor Asks 1 Percent Pay Cut From City Workers
Mayor John Dreitzler requests city officials and employees to voluntarily accept a 1 percent pay reduction starting Feb 1. He favors voluntary action over a council-mandated measure.
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Tiffin
John Dreitzler
Oberlin approves budget cuts and new scholarships
Oberlin College trustees revised the current year budget showing a saving of 146648 compared with 1931 32. Salaries stay intact while non salary items are reduced and tuition will be cut to 26 next fall. Twenty new scholarships for freshmen high achievers will cover two years tuition with junior and senior year extensions based on academic standing.
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Oberlin, O
Board of Trustees
Oberlin College
EWO
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar Highlights Weekend Events
Oberlin College weekly schedule lists final examinations in the College of Arts and Sciences on Saturday and Monday. Basketball game Oberlin versus Case School of Applied Science set for Saturday at Case Gymnasium. Sunday features church services and YWCA worship at Fairchild chapel. Monday includes a vesper musical program at Finney Chapel conducted by organ professor Leo C. Helden and a Musical Union rehearsal.
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College of Arts and Sciences
Oberlin
Case School of Applied Science
Case Gymnasium
Church of the Village
YW. C. A
Fairchild Chapel
Finney Chapel
Leo C. Helden
Ohio conservation chief outlines plan for wildlife and lighting project
Reinhart discussed lighting the Edison Memorial ridge with millions of bulbs funded by a cent per bulb from electrical users. He detailed wildlife programs including pheasant releases, coon and rabbit stocking at Milan farms, trout propagation, and stream closures to aid recreation and economy.
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Edison Memorial Ridge
Reinhart
George White
Board of Conservation
Nash
Tom Nash
Wellington
Ohio
Milan
Lorain County
Missouri
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New York
Harmon
Frank Henke
W. F. Holcomb
Grafton
Recitals and Exams Highlight Week at Warnerhall and Oberlin
The calendar lists a series of music recitals in Ney Chapel by Bruce H. Davis and Walter L. Hansen plus Laurel Yeaman at Warnerhall. Final examinations run Friday February 3, while a mid semester dance and a basketball game at Oberlin Denison University cap the week.
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Finney Chapel
Bruce H. Davis
College of Arts and Sciences
Walter L. Hansen
Conservatory of Music
Warnerhall
Laurel FE. Yeamans
Warner Gymnasium
Oberling
Denison University
Women’s Association Meeting Held at Mrs Graham’s Home
An American Association of University Women gathering was hosted by Mrs. Thomas W. Graham on Forest Street. Oberlin members attended as did guests from the county. Mrs. Walter Horton spoke on Some Women of the Orient and shared curios from her recent world trip including India. A social hour with refreshments followed the program.
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American Association of University Women
Thomas W. Graham
Forest Street
Oberlin
Walter M. Horton
Orient
Fiske couple to sail for Europe eight month cruise
Professor and Mrs. G W Fiske depart this week for the east to visit their daughter Margaret at Mt Holoke. They will sail January 31 for Europe and plan an extended Mediterranean cruise lasting about eight months.
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G. W. Fiske
East
Margaret
Mt. Holoke
Europe
Mediterranean
Mrs. Rodgers Attends Ohio Federation Meeting in Columbus
Mrs. John A. Rodgers of Cenar Avenue attended an executive board meeting of the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs in Columbus recently.
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John A. Rodgers
Cenar Avenue
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Columbus
Dirigible Akron Safe in Hangar After 80 Hour Windstorm
The U S Akron landed in its hangar at Lakehurst New Jersey after an 80 hour battle with high winds. Naval officers said the craft was never in danger and stayed clear of the storm area during its return from Philadelphia. Commander Frank C McCord noted unfavorable winds near the home field and the decision to avoid the storm area.
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Lakehurst
N. J
U. & S. Akron
Frank C. McCord
Philadelphia
Elyrians Cheer Minstrel Follies at Brookside High
A capacity crowd at Brookside High School auditorium Sheffield Lake applauded the Elyria Kiwanis Club for presenting Jim Armitage and his troupe Minstrel Follies in a milk fund benefit. The next show is Camden High School at Kip tou on January 30.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Jim Armitage
Brookside High School
Sheffield Lake
Troune
Camden High School
Kiptou
Bethel Shrine Auxiliary Reports Meeting and Social Details
The Bethel Shine meeting in I O O F Hall was led by Denise Weisbrod with plans to attend Shake Heights Shrine on February ninth after Elyria. Sixteen tables competed last evening with high scores to Mrs. Condon and L. J. Mowry, second to Mrs. L. J. Mowry and E. F. Monrece, consolation to Miss Betty Day and Paul Weisbrod, hearts won by Mrs. Katherine Merthe, and a special prize to Mrs. Charles Tite. refreshments followed under Mrs. George Kunkle’s arrangements. Next Wednesday a three luncheon is planned at 12:30 at Mrs. Kunkle’s Oxford avenue home.
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Bethel Shine
I. O. O. F. Hall
Denise Weisbrod
Shakeheights Shrine
Elyria
Condon
L. J. Mowry
E. F. Monrece
Twelve Merry Makers Entertained By Hazil Kalis
The Twelve Merry Makers were hosted by Miss Hazil Kalis of 1171 East River Street. Guests played games after a business meeting with prizes won by Bernice Filmore, Ann Smith, and Caroline Williams. A three course dinner followed. The next meeting is set for February sixteenth at Myrna Smetzer’s home 1199 East River Street.
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Hazil Kalis
East River Street
Bernice Filmore
Ann Smith
Caroline Williams
Myrna Smetzer
Editor Leo Wiss Dies in Cincinnati After Wife's Death
Leo Wiss aged 84 former editor of the American Israelite and brother of Rabbi Jonah Wise died at his Cincinnati home one week after his wife. Surviving relatives include Mrs. Adolph Ochs Isaac Wise of New York and Harry Wise of Chattanooga. William T. Tilden II held the national tennis singles title for seven years, six in a row.
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Cincinnati
Leo Wiss
American Israelite
Jonah Wise
Rabbi Wise
Adolph Ochs
New York Times
Isaac Wise
New York
Harry Wise
Chattanooga
Tenn
William T. Tilden, II
Weather flight notes over Lakehurst and Cleveland route
Early morning flight described from Buffalo to Cleveland with a hove to maneuver to save fuel. Reserved at Cleveland until weather reports show wind at Lakehurst had abated.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Cleveland
Alort
Lakehurst
Cleveland Markets Show Mixed Receipts Across Produce and Grains
Market notes from Cleveland show unsettled Butter Market with extras 20-24, steady Poultry with various weight categories, and mixed potato prices in No. 1 and partly graded. Grain and flour quotes from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange list corn, wheat, oats, hay, flour, and feeds with detailed No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 grades and per ton or per barrel figures.
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Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Market Receipts Mixed as Hogs Cattle Calves and Sheep Card
Hogs receipts around 1100 with slow early sales and steady asking prices. cattle receipts 78 with few heavy cuts and steady asks. calves active with mixed prices and some higher vealers near 7.50. sheep receipts 700 with slow trades and lower fat lambs, limited standout lambs and steady wool prices.
Chicago Butter and Poultry Receipts Report Mixed Grain and Dairy
The United States Department of Agriculture notes mixed dairy and poultry receipts in Chicago with butter storage standards and January to March activity. Butter, creamery products, and fresh graded firsts show varied pricing and steady to rising trends while live poultry receipts point to steady to lower prices with hens and leghorn prices listed alongside roosters and turkeys.
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Chicago
Springs
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wiecursin
Michigan
Russel Rural
Colorado
McClures
Vegetable Prices in Local Market Listings
Readable fragments show prices and quantities for carrots celery Chinese cabbage lettuce mustard greens parsnips and radishes. Entries include basket counts in half and full baskets with assorted prices and some illegible notes.
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Butte
St. Neisner's
Hunt
A.b.sauer
Broad Street
E. Hall Downs
Central BookStore
J. H. Brown Oil, Inc
West Ave
2Nd St
East Ave
Zimmer
Albert G. Zimmer
Lorain
Youngstown
St. Joseph‘s Church
Seventh Street
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
G. B. Findley
Findley
F. A. Stetson
Lawrence Job
J. Frank Murbach
George M. Day
A. M. Hannaford
Theodore Walker
Henke
Holcomb
M. E. Church
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Acme
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyrians
Brookside
Bethel Shrine
Merry Makers
H4zZii
Kalis
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Murbach Coal
John and
Carl
Economy Shoe Store
East Avenue
Ebert
Drug Store
F. Hose
Yrewspaperhee
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