Legion Dance Aims Public Benefit For Gates Hospital
E D Nielsen commander of Syria Post No 12 American Legion says the Thursday night dance at the American Legion Home is a public event for the President's Birthday Ball to aid Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. Tickets are sold by Legion members but available to all buyers. Seventy percent of proceeds from Elyria events go to Gates Hospital with thirty percent to a national infantile paralysis fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
E. D. Nielsen
Syria
Legion
Elyria
Roosevelt
Elks’ Club
The
Gates Hospital For
Priest Commends Safety Campaign in Elyria
Rev. James T. Daley of St Marys Church commends the Legion of Safety campaign sponsored by the Elyria Automobile Club. He praises the program aiding autoists and pedestrians and notes many Elyria motorists sign pledge cards and receive Windshield emblems to show enrollment and commitment to safer driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion of Safety
Elyria
Court actions and filings collect in Lorain County docket
In Lorain County records the Savings and Trust sued Ethel Shinder et al for 3817 on a promissory note and foreclosure of Elyria property. Barbara Wallace of Elyria filed for divorce from Ray on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Vermilion Banking Company sued Henry Wohleyver et al for 219 and William H. Myers for 169. residents of Vermilion or nearby. Leonard Smith, receiver for George Crawford Clothing Company, saw Judge Findley appoint Harold Perry Jack Goldenberg and Aaron Ostro ve to appraise the property as the company enters receivership by Kramer Brandeis. Beulah Searles filed for partition of Camden township property naming Henrietta Searles et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Savings and Trust
Ethel Shinder
Barbara Wallace
Elyria
Ray
Vermilion Banking Company
Aginst Henry
Leonard Smith
George Crawford Clothing Company
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Harold Perry
Jack Goldenberg
Aaron Ostrove
Kramer-Brandeis, Inc
Beulah Searles
Camden Township
Henrietta Searles Et al
County Commissioners Fix Weimer Salary at 250 Per Year
Lorain County commissioners set Ralph Weimer of Lorain as agent for the Lorain County Humane Society at 250 dollars annually. He succeeds A E Harden in the same salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Weimer
Lorain
Noisy Davis Released After 74 Days In County Jail
Charles Noisy Davis, deemed a free man, was released this morning by County Jailer Samuel Provenza after serving 74 days for petit larceny. He was sentenced by former Mayor W Ht Vanoster to pay a $100 fine plus costs, all of which he served in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ‘ Noisy’ Davis
Todas County
Samuel Provenza
Davis
W Ht. Vanoster
Sweet Offers To Take Veterans Fingerprints
Detective Lloyd Sweet announced plans to take the fingerprints of veteran bonus applicants free of charge on Tuesdays and Thursdays each week from 7 to 9 am starting February 4. He heads the police department fingerprint bureau, which is recognized by the U S Department of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Sweet
Sweet
United States Department of Justice
Wayne L. Listerman
San Francisco
New Jersey
California
The
Justice Department
Tracy And Day Fire Back At Governor
In Columbus Ohio State Auditor Joseph Tracy denied charges of negligence amid a radio attack by Governor Davey claiming a major scandal in the State treasury. Tracy said no basis exists for the accusation and noted an inquiry into Frank Brothers, a former conservation employee under indictment for embezzlement, was started promptly after suspicions arose. Treasurer Harry Day welcomed any investigation and cited the governor’s power to audit the office when public interest requires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joseph Tracy
Davey
Tracy
Frank Brothers
Conservation Department
Harry S. Day
Death record of Sylvester H Buck aged 82
Sylvester H Buck 82 of Foster avenue died at his daughter’s Lorain home this morning at 7:30 pm after a three and a half month illness. Born in Carrolltown Pennsylvania he lived in Elyria over forty years. A retired carpenter and St Agnes church member he is survived by eight children Raymond of McKeesport PA Peter J of Chicago Edwin and Pius of Elyria Mrs H T Austin of Detroit Mrs Werner Hallgren of Lorain Mrs Joseph Dunlap of Elyria and Mrs Thomas Gascoigne of Philadelphia, three brothers Dr M J Buck Wilkinsburg PA A C Buck Edgewood PA Vincent Buck and one sister Mrs James Eck of Gallitzin PA. The body was taken to Sudro Funeral Home with funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester H. Buck
Foster Avenue
Werner Hallgren
Oakdale Avenue
Lorain
Mr. Buck
Carrolltown
Pennsylvania
Elytia
St. Agnes Church
Raymond
AiecKeesport
Peter J
Chicago
Edwin and
Pius
Elyria
H. T. Austin
Detroit
Werner Halloren
Joseph Dunlap
el Elyria
Thomas Gascoigne
Philadelphia
M. J. Buck
Wilkinsburg
A. C. Buck
Edgewood
Vincent Buck
James Eck
Gallitzen
Sudro Funeral Home
Obituary of William H. Pomeroy in Wellington
William Henry Pomeroy 78 died at his home 144 Join Street Wellington Monday afternoon after a three month illness. Born in Cleveland he moved to Wellington 34 years ago and was a Macabee lodge member. He leaves Dora his wife, a brother Charles and sisters Rena Severs and Myre Ella Parker. Funeral at Sharpe Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 with Rev Lonzo Green officiating. Burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Wellington
William Henry Pomeroy
Join Street
Cleveland
Pomeroy
Macabbee Lodge
Wif
Dora
Charles
Rena Severs
Elyria
Myre
Ella Parker
Wakeman
Infant Wysogorski services held at Bittner Home
Funeral services were conducted for the infant son of Mr and Mrs John Wysogorski of 119 Fairlawn avenue at Bittner Funeral Home. Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery. Survived by three brothers, one sister, and grandparents Mr and Mrs John Fritz of Ridgeville and Mrs Margaret Wysogeorski of Berea.
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Bittner Funeral Home
John Wysogorski
Fairlawn Avenue
St. Mary’s Cemetery
John Fritz
Ridgeville
Margaret Wysogeorski
Berea
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Wise
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Wise will be held Wednesday afternoon at 209 from the Sudron Funeral home with burial in Belden cemetery. The notice names one daughter Mrs Agnes Cousins of Akron and three brothers John Law of Medina, Joe of Flynn, and Wile of Valley City not included in yesterday's account.
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Mary Wise
Sudron
Bural
Belden
Agnes Cousins
Akron
John Law
Medina
Joe
Flyma
Wile
Valley City
Birthday Ball Program Set at Oberlin Rec Hall
Oberlin students and residents join the nationwide President's Birthday Ball to be held Thursday evening in Rec Hall. M A Houghton is general chairman with a committee including Mrs P D Hubbard Mrs Ellen B Hatch Erwin Worcester Max Chapman Ed Sable Frank Alter. The program features Larry Gills orchestra social dancing tap dancing by Joy Peloubet square dances Ed Brucker in charge specialty by Gill's orchestra Paul Jones grand march and more. Ticket sales are run by Edward West chairman Luke Steiner and Eugene Comings. Seventy percent of proceeds go to Gates Hospital for Crippled Children for a sun room and door guards with thirty percent supporting national research work in the fight against.
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Oberlin
Rec Hall
M. A. Houghton
P. D. Hubbard
Ellen B. Hatch
Erwin Worcester
Max Chapman
Ed. Sable
Frank Alter
Larry Gill
Christmas Club Elects Officers For 1936
The Oberlin Christmas Club met at 1 PM yesterday at Mrs. T H Rowland's East College street home. After a luncheon, the club conducted its annual business meeting and elected officers for the coming year.
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Oberlin Christmas Club
T. H. Rowland
East College Street
Two Firemen Return To Active Duty
Elyria's fire-fighting force nears normal as two members return to active duty, with Fireman Henry Stolzenburg and Fireman Emil P. Meschke resuming duties after injuries and illness from prior fires. Fire Chief W. N. Bates also notes four transfers: Meschke to Engine Two, Lysaght to Hose Two, Schue to Engine Two, and Albrecht to Ladder One.
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Elyria
W. N. Bates
Benjamin Mosley
J. E. Robson
Washington Avenue
Henry Stolzenburg
Robson
Emil P. Meschke
Bates
Meschke
Frank Lysaght
Charles JT. Schue
W.L Albrecht
Elyria Township Board to Discuss Reinstating School Subjects
Elyria Township Board of Education plans a special meeting at Lake Avenue School Wednesday night to consider restoring music manual training and home economics. President L C Keller said no action was taken at the Saturday session and the meeting remains open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Township
Township Board of Education
Lake Avenue
L. C. Keller
Parole Scheduled for John Szemete in Mansfield Case
John Szemete, convicted of burglary and larceny and sent to Mansfield reformatory, is slated for parole on April 1. Reported today from Columbus, he is the lone Lorain County inmate among 59 prisoners listed for parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Szemete
Mansfield Reformatory
Columbus
Lorain County
Club Officers and Meeting Planned for February 24
The ensuing year members include President Mrs W D Hobbs vice president Mrs J T Henderson and secretary treasurer Mrs S E Miller The regular monthly club meeting will be held Monday February 24 at Mrs S E Millers East College Street home.
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W. D. Hobbs
J. T. Henderson
S. E. Miller
East College Street
Oberlin Women’s Club Show to Aid School Welfare
The Welfare and School Committee of the Oberlin Women’s Club sponsors a three day show this week to raise funds for the grade school dental clinic, milk for undernourished children, and materials for the Opportunity Room at Plessant Street School. Eugene O’Neill’s Ah! Wilderness will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Womens Club
Plessant Street
Eugene O'Neill
Oberlin Junior League Meeting At Miss Rodgers Home
Miss Alice Rodgers hosted the Oberlin Junior League for a regular meeting at her South Cedar avenue home. Twenty five members attended an evening program reviewing several recent books by Miss Dorothy Smith followed by refreshments. Miss Romaine Webber will host the next gathering on February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rodgers
Oberlin Junior League
South Cedar Avenue
Dorothy Smith
Romaine Webber
Dr W F Bohn heads to Chicago for missions meeting
Dr W F Bohn chairman of the Congregational church Commission on Missions departed Sunday for Chicago to attend the mid winter meeting of the Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bohn
Chicago
Commission On Missions of the Congregational Church
Air. Bohn
Await Reply Of Tracy To Charges Of Davey
Ohio's capital awaited a reply from State Auditor Joseph Tracy to charges by Governor Davey in a radio talk. Davey called for an investigation of Tracy's office, labeling him partisan and careless and suggesting legislative action if accounts or state books were unclear.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph Tracy
Davey
Tracy
Local Brass and Strings Review Continues on Page S
The article lists contestants including Ephine Stocking and William Davison with a brass quartet, several pianists, violinists, and vocal groups from Columbia Wellington and Henrietta. Morning session ratings will be announced at noon with a brass duet by Gertrude Greetham and Wilma Brewer, followed by additional performances in order.
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Ephine Stocking
William Davidson
Gladys Merrill
Brighton
Donna Stinchcomb
Columbia
Janet Trons
Ridgeville
Thelma Cartwright
Billy Spicer
LaGrange
Elizabeth Moore
Eather Kaetzel
Henrietta
Lois Portman
Harold Brenner
Wellington
Rowena Intersoll
Betty Churchward
Billy Preston
Mary Cherry
Ardith Baumen
Virginia Clodwick
Janis Preston
Earl Putt
Ireta Page
Charles Lee
Joss Portman
Phyllis Portman
Helen Cherry
Mary Baumen
Beulah Kinsley
Wilma Brewer
Wellingon
James Doyle
Gertrude Greetham
Walter Kritch
Brownhelm
Anna Buswell
Donald Brenner
Lorain County piano and instrumental contest listings announced
A Lorain County school district contest lists numerous student performers by name and hometown. Participants include Allan Dudley and Ruth Mille Amherst on piano and cello, with ensembles from Wellington Avon Lake Well ington Ridgeville LaGrange and more. The event runs 2 to 4 pm with various solo and group acts and no admission charge.
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Cornet
Allan Dudley
Wellington
Marilyn Porter
Avon Lake
Anna Buswell
Plano
Robert Oppelt
Rowena Ingersoll
Columbia
Warren Church
Arlene Northeim
Brownhelm
Oliver Schubert
Elyria Township
Cathryn Fowell
Alvin Portman
Betty Page
Marjorie Falls
Mary Hyde
Lawrence Cavanaugh
Phyllis Rawson
Eva Camp
Mary Margaret Knowles
LaGrange
Helen O'Brian
Wakeman
Betty Baehr
Ruth Gerhart
Elizabeth Bainbridge
Ellen Maddock
Jean Cooper
Sarah Kuchenrither
Gertrude Neilan
Ridgeville
Donald Brenner
Evelyn Smith
Phyllis Caffin
Margaret
Aldine Taxylor
Janet Holden
Vernon
Raymond Trinter
Theodore Nussdorfer
Mike Rochas
Lawrence Kavanagh
Robert Borovy
Boys
Robert Pomeroy
Elyria
Edwin Hamm
Donald Swanger
Chris McDermott
Adelbert Knapp
Frank
County officials weigh legal path to alcohol funds
County commissioners, unsure of which law to enforce, sought guidance from County Prosecutor Howard Butler after KKelser’s assurance. Butler said the decision rests with the commissioners, who await fair board actions. The report also notes common Indian alcohol beverages, particularly arrack from tree sap or sugar cane.
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Kkelser
Howard Butler
Butler
Fair Boards
India
Aviation progress shows 1936 outpacing 1935 milestones
Chicago reports a bright 1936 outlook for aviation. Major carriers carried nearly half a million travelers in 1935, with United Air Lines flying about 30 percent of all U.S. passenger miles and 6.69 million pounds of air mail. Pan American launched regular service across the Pacific, and plans for cheaper fares and new 24 passenger day planes come as lines modernize. Northwest, Transcontinental Western and others posted notable gains in passengers and miles flown.
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Chicago
American
Patterson
United Airlines
American Airways
Transcontinental Western Air
Northwest Airways
Pan-American Airlines
Pacific
United States
Honolulu
Midway Island
Wake Island
Guam
Manila
United Air Lines
Post Office Department
Air Express
United
Western Air
Mrs Stull Held For Toronto Trial
Nellie B. Stull self-styled president of the Widows and Widowers Club of America and Raleigh Allen are committed for trial in a Toronto women's court on conspiracy charges. Stull, claiming Elyria Ohio as home, was granted bail of 1000 dollars while Allen, a Dallas Texas official, remains in custody.
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Toronto
Nellie B. Stull
Widows and Widowers Club of America
Raleigh Allen
Stull
Elyria, O
Allen
Dallas
Tex
Zoning Commission Elects Officers
William B. Richmond was reelected chairman of the planning and zoning commission at the board’s annual reorganization meeting last week. Cyril Maple was elected vice chairman and Richard Elliott clerk. Elliott was also recently reappointed clerk of the board of control for two years. The board of control is composed of Mayor Don A. Baird and Service Director I. D. Faxon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Richmond
Planning and Zoning Commission
Cyril Maple
Richard Elliott
Eliott
Board of Control
Don A. Baird
I. D. Faxon
United Mine Workers Leaders Criticize A F of L Chief
Washington Jan. 28 The United Mine Workers chieftains assailed William Green president of the American Federation of Labor and indirectly condemned the U S Supreme Court for declaring the NRA unconstitutional in a vigorous broadside today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
William Green
American Federation of Labor
U.S. Supreme Court
NRA W
Movie Operettas Use Dubbers To Combine Song And Acting
In operettas the singing is recorded in a studio then the actor performs on set. The two parts are synchronized and joined later by sound dubbers to create the final production.
Markets Unsettled at Clearlaad Produce Market Report
Markets show unsettled calls with varied quotes across livestock crops and produce. Prices listed include live poultry hens and turkeys, potatoes and corn, wheat and oats, with detailed bids for calves sheep hogs and dairy eggs and butter noted for Toledo Produce and local markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Idaho
Florida
Grain and Mill Feeds Quotation Notes From Elevators
Quotations are furnished by the Sheets Elevator Co. and the Fairchild Milling Co. Corn, wheat and other grains are listed with current price ideas and market indications. The snippet notes sources for price quotes and milling inputs from two regional firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Fairchild Milling Co
Capitol Hill officials await Morgenthau action on bonuses
Roosevelt announces 2,500 to 3,000 additional civil service hires to speed bonus checks for veterans. Morgenthau, William Julian, and four treasury divisions will coordinate payment while leaders of The American Legion, Disabled American Veterans, and The Veterans of Foreign Wars urge restraint on cashing bonds. Royal funeral procession details follow at Paddington with delayed departure and solemn ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Morgenthau
William Julian
United States
Treasury
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Division of
General Counsel's Office
Secret Service
Civil Service
Roosevelt
Thi American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
White House
Paddington Station
Guards Regiment
Edward
Queen Mary
Maud
Norway
London
Sandringham
Highland Regiment
Speech echoes party splits and defense rally
NUMBER TWO continued from page 1 attacked the New Deal at a National Defense event, accusing New Dealers of using conspiracies to amend the Constitution. He warned of liberty-destroying laws pushed by coercion and patronage. In New York, he avoided expanding his remarks about a convention walk-out. The piece recalls past party splits with Bryan, free silver, and Roosevelt’s 1912 Progressive bid, while Borah and Landon prep eastern support and farm program stances as unemployment relief challenges loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Patriotic Conference On National Defense
Ara
Smith
New York
Borah
Carl C. Bachman
West Virginia
Republican House
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Landon
Supreme Court
AAA
Columbia Township Farmer To Be Honored
Homer C. Bartter, Columbia township farmer, is one of four Ohio farmers to receive master farmer awards at the Ohio Farmers Week program in Columbus. The awards include gold medals from Ohio Farmer magazine after a committee reviewed hundreds of nominations. Thousands of Ohio farmers attend sessions at Ohio State University campus this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer C. Bartter
Columbia Township
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Farmer, Agriculture Magazine
Jorain County
Ohio State University
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Court Street
Day
Governor
William Henry Poweroy
Baby Wysogorski
Cos! G
Parsgh Tomber and Coal CO
Glenwood
O'Donnel Paint and Wall Paper Co
Fuel Artisle and Bignwriter's
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
Allan Harris
Union St
Christmas Club
fAame
Hans
Northwest Airlines
Zoning Commission
United Mine Workers Chieftains Assail A. F. of L. President
Clearlaad
Cleveland Livestock
Cholea
C. Cohn
Ulover
Alivalefa
Toledo
Pocahontas
Murbach Coal
Turner
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