Wheat theft case ties Elbe man to granary larceny
Mike Lasky of Elbe street was bound to the grand jury under 400 dollars bond on a break ing and entering and petit larceny charge. Deputies Nau and Chapman arrested him for stealing 25 bushels of wheat from the McDonald farm granary on Telegraph road. Exhibits include six packages of wheat traced from the granary to Lasky’s driveway and found in his car. Lasky pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Lasky
Elbe Street
Joseph Petro
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Lasky
McDonald Farm
Telegraph Road
McDonald's
Hopple Defends Utilities Against Demagogic Rate Cutting
Ohio Public Utility Commission chairman E. J. Hopple, addressing the Heights Temple Men's Club, says politicians with axes to grind threaten lower rates. He notes utilities have cut electric rates 5 percent since 1914 and urges careful judgment against hysterical campaigns, arguing the public gets good value for utility service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
E. J. Hopple
State Public Utility Commission
Hopple
the Heights Temple
Tremont man fined for selling liquor in new state law case
John Molnar of Tremont street was fined $100 and costs for selling liquor in the first case brought under the new state liquor law. He pleaded not guilty and was released after paying the fine and costs before Mayor W. H. Vanoster Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Molnar
Tremont Street
W. H. Vanoster
Molnar
Cinder Trucks Busy After Snow Clearing
Last night’s snow kept city cinder trucks active from :30 to 10:30 this morning. An unidentified auto collided with a city truck and fled, but the truck sustained no damage and service continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Public Service Co
Elyria Telephone Co
Obscene Literature Sale Halted in Elyria Case
Police arrested Steve Tomshawk of Lorain for selling The Examiner weekly. He was bound to the grand jury on obscenity charges after arraignment before Mayor Vanoster. Council of Parent Teachers associations urged action, calling the paper detrimental to youth due to salacious content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Southam
Steve Tomshawk
Lorain
The
Examiner
Tomshawk
Grand Jury
W. H. Vanoster
Vanoster
Council of Parent Teachersssociations
Elyria
E. J. Stankard
Howard Butler
Robert S. Davies
P. M. Smith
C. F. Flint
Court actions seek foreclosure and debts in Lorain case
The Cleveland Trust Company sues John Zurcher and others in Lorain for 2004 dollars on a promissory note and asks foreclosure of property. The C S Garretson Lumber Company sues Alvin J Meister and others in Lorain for 322 dollars. R J Grills reports 50 bushels of wheat stolen from his granary on Island Road Eatontown township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Trust Company
John Zurcher
Lorain
C. S. Garretson Lumber Company of
Wellington
Alvin J. Meister
R. J. Grills
Island Road
Eaton Township
Sheriff's Department
Devaluation Plan Pushed By House Leader Burns
Majority Leader Burns emphasizes quick House approval of a revised bHI bill limiting the stabilization fund to three years. The plan envisions executive order reducing the gold content of the dollar to 50–60 cents, creating a large devaluation profit from Federal Reserve gold. The President’s signature is delayed until after Senate action and Vice President Garner’s approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
House
Senate
Garner
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Organizing New Swimming Team At The YMCA A
The YMCA boys division schedules a new swimming team formation this week along with ongoing life saving classes. Meetings of Franklin Edison McKinley Gates grade clubs occur daily with junior and senior life saving sessions tonight. Wednesday features the first YMCA swimming team meeting at 7 30 P M and additional grade school clubs and rifle and hi clubs through the week. Saturday includes Friendly Indians meeting Bean Dinner and story hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Edison, McKinley and
Gates
Jefferson Torch Club
Roosevelt
Hamilton
Organizai
Garford
Ely
Allen
Death of Elmer Cook Jr at Berlinville home
Elmer Cook Jr died at 3 15 this morning at his daughter Mrs H P Bem bower s home 148 Eastern Heights Boulevard after a two week illness Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 from his daughter Mrs C R Mc Laughlin s home Berlinville Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Cook, Jr
H. P. Bembower
Eastern Heights Boulevard
C. R. McLaughlin
Berlinville
Ohio
David Plue 92 Civil War Vet Dies in Townsend Township
David Plue 92 one of the last Civil War veterans died Saturday at 3 30 PM at his Townsend Township home. He served as Corporal in Company G 101st Ohio. Survived by three daughters Mrs William Bellamy Mrs Harry Seeley of Olena and Mrs Charles Kendeigh Townsend two sons Charles and Arthur Townsend eight grandchildren six great grandchildren. Service Tuesday 2 30 PM at his son Arthur s home with burial Townsend Cemetery. Norwalk American Legion Post to handle service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Plue
Townsend Township
101St
Onio
William Bellamy
Harry Seeley
Olena
Charles Kendeigh
Townsend
Charles
Arthur
Townsend Cemetery
Norwalk
Farm Bureau Assn Elects Officers for Coming Year
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association elected W. G. Caskey as president replacing the merged nine year leader. R. E. Campbell became vice president with Florence Brucker re elected secretary and treasurer. Board terms ranged three to one year for seven directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
W. G. Caskey
Oberlin
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Cooperative Association
Casker
R. E. Campbell
Pittsfield
Florence Brucker
Farm Bureau
Caskey
Campbell
H. L. Leimbach
Brownhelm Township
W. N. Hitchcock
Grafton
A. D. Crocker
Columbia
W. C. Dar
Brighton
C. Cotton
Elvrra
Prefers Charges Of Reckless Driving
Wiliam Cecil of 1219 West 14th street Lorain faces reckless driving charges after a Route 2 collision near Oak Point west of Lorain about 10 30 p m Saturday. Cecil pleads not guilty and posts 300 bond for February 2 hearing. occupants escape serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Cecil
14Th Street
Lorain
Edward Bembower
Eastern Heights
Elyria
Oak Point
Cecil
Charles Lord
Sam Provenza
William Holst
Sterling Eddington
Cleveland Street
Lamp
Bath Street
Bembower
Priscilla Griffins
Oberlin
Music's Fluid Nature Sets Art Apart From Other Forms
The note reflects on how music continually evolves, unlike other arts. It discusses change as a core characteristic shaping genres, performances, and listener experiences across time.
Mrs Stella Cook Dies At Home In Oberlin
Mrs Livna Cook aged 39 died Saturday night at 54 Locust street Oberlin She born March 10 1895 lifelong resident wife of Harold Cook She was a daughter of Lena Shanks and the late George Shanks Married in August 1919 She left a daughter Harriet Sean and her mother Funeral services Tuesday at 2 30 p m Sedgeman Parlors Rev C F McBride officiating Burial at Westwood Cemetery Pythian Sisters to assist at grave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Livna Cook
Harold Cook
Locust Street
Club Activities Of The Week
The Just Us Club meets at the home of Mr and Mrs Oscar Fox in Wakeman this evening. Oberlin Business and Professional Women hold their monthly meeting Tuesday January 39 at 6 00 pm at Hi O Hi Tea Rooms. Sorosis meets Tuesday January 30 at 5 pm at 3 Elmwood Place. History Department of the Oberlin Women's Club plans its next regular meeting Tuesday January 30 at 3 pm at the home of Mrs W W Tre-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Us Club
Oscar Fox
Wakeman
Oberlin Business and
Sorosis
L. E. Steiner
Elmwood Place
Oberlin Women’s Club
W. W. Tre
Club Meetings In Oberlin Area This Week
Local clubs announce a busy schedule with meetings and luncheons. W. R. C. units convene Friday at 1 PM at H O H i Tea Rooms and in Legion rooms. various groups meet Feb 1 and Feb 2 at homes on Elm Street East College Main Street Lorain and Union Street.
Girl Scout benefit film Alice in Wonderland screened at Apollo Theatre
The Girl Scout benefit movie Alice in Wonderland will be shown Tuesday and Wednesday at the Apollo Theatre. Mr and Mrs Carl Sly of Norwalk are parents of a son born this morning at Norwalk hospital. Mrs Sly was formerly Edith Watters of Oberlin. The Pythian Sisters plan a card party Wednesday evening in the K P Hall. Mr and Mrs H V Zahm and two sons visited Freemont Sunday with her mother Mrs Edgerton. Mr and Mrs Gerald Keller and daughter Eileen visited his parents in Lykens Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Theatre
Carl Sly
Norwalk
Norwalk Hospital
Sly
Edith Watters
Oberlin
Pythian
K. P. Hall
H. V. Zahm
Fremont
Edgerton
Gerald Keller
Eileen
Lykens
Wellington Delivery Contacts and Phone Numbers
Local Wellington news items should be phoned in to Mrs Violet Curtice at 301 Herrick Ave East for delivery service or complaints. For missed copies or deliveries call Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland, phone 156 R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Kiwanis officer to visit Wellington meeting
Dr. T. H. Schmidt, Lieut. Governor of the 7th Ohio Kiwanis district, will be guest at the Wellington Kiwanis meeting Thursday noon. This marks his first visit since election to office in Korea mission fields. Rev. W. S. Rowe of Cleveland, former Africa missionary, will present an illustrated Africa lecture that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Wellington
T. H. Schmidt
Kent
Ohio Kiwanis
Korea
W. S. Rowe
Cleveland
Africa
Wellington Kiwanis Sees Growth In Membership
Concerted efforts of all Wellington Kiwanis members to raise the membership of the organization are felt. Twelve more business and professional men have joined and will be initiated into the Kiwanis fellowship on an early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Kiwanis
Kiwanis Fellowship
Missionary Day Planned by Local Methodist Church
Pastor Shiltz and church officers advance plans for an extensive missionary program. February 1 has been set aside as Missionary Day with sessions to study needs and accomplishments of mission fields. Afternoon program begins at 3 o'clock with guests Dr. and Mrs. P. S. Hyde of Leroy and Miss Ada Hall of Cleveland sharing their mission field experiences in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiltz
Methodist Church
P. S. Hyde
Leroy
India
Ada Hall
Cleveland
Wisconsin seizes Dillinger gang in prison transfer bid
Racine authorities offered the gang a voluntary return to Wisconsin and plea to bank robbery for $27,900. Dillinger, Clark, Mahler and Pierpont confessed. Indiana Attorney General Lutz argues to reclaim the fugitives to face murder charges. Indiana and Wisconsin officials plan to pursue custody and possible death penalty cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
W.I
Wisconsin
American Trust and Savings Bank
Dillinger
Russell Clark
Harry Mahler
Harvey Pierpont
Grover C. Sutter
Indiana
Phillip Lutz
Lutz
Phoenix
B. 8. Moeur
Moeur
Wellington Farm Women's Club Meeting Planned
The Wellington Farm Women's Club holds its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Allie Barrick on Thursday. It will be an all day event with a covered dish luncheon at noon and members asked to respond to roll call with a Valentine verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Farm Women’s Club
Allie Barrick
Circle meetings of Ladies' Aid announced
Circle 1 meets at Mrs Lena Cley’s home of the Methodist church with Dibble Friday at 2 30. Circle 2 led by Mrs Ben Heeling meets at Mrs Ed Turner’s home Thursday evening. Circle 3 meets at Mrs Mattie Foster’s home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Someet
Lena Cley
Methodist Church
Dibble
Ben Heeling
Ed Turner
Mattie Foster
Bar Rowland Plays Violin Solo at Morning Service
Bar Rowland performed a violin solo during the morning service at the Methodist church yesterday. The event highlighted a musical contribution within the church worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Rowland
Justice Reduces Fine To Help Couple
Justice Charies Lord showed mercy to Robert Williamson of Stop 48 Broadway on a intoxication charge. Williamson faced $16.80 in fines after arrest on a warrant sworn by his wife Florence. Lord reduced the fine to $5 after learning the couple lacked funds to pay. It was noted that the wife paid what she could.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Charies
Robert Williamson
Stop
Broadway
Williamson
Florence
Justice Lord
Lorain
Trunk Length Tied to Height in Early Observation
Historical note states the length of the human trunk is more than one-third and less than two-fifths of total height, reflecting early measurements of body proportion.
Robbery Suspect Use Stolen Elyrian Car in Lorain Hold Up
A car owned by A J Robinson of 304 Park Avenue was used by two armed men in a Saturday night robbery of an A and P store at East Erie and Colorado in Lorain around 10 45 P M. The auto was stolen from 647 East River Street before 9 40 and later found abandoned on Cornell Avenue. The clerk Frank Gubeno reported the license plate to police and about $75 was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Robinson
Park Avenue
East Erie Avenue
Colorado Avenue
Lorain
East River Street
Frank Gubeno
Gubeno
Cornell Avenue
All CWA Employees Urged to Register at Once
An announcement by Charles Cromling, director of the reemployment office, urges all persons working on CWA projects who were placed in this employment from relief groups and are not registered with the Federal Reemployment Office to enroll immediately. A crew from the office left today to Wellington and Brighton to facilitate registration in that area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Charles Cromling
Wellington
Brighton
Two Weddings Performed by Justices This Weekend
Two marriage ceremonies were conducted by justices of the peace here. Miss Laverne Seville and Earl R. Anderson of Huntington wed at the bride's home Saturday, officiated by Justice Joseph Petro. Sunday, Miss Anna Pegler and John Kosco of Elyria married at the home of Phillip White on West Seventh Street, officiated by Justice Charles Lord.
Tax Proposals Move Toward Statewide Collection Shift
A three percent general sales tax a 2 1 2 percent gross receipts levy and a mixed 2 percent sales tax with a graduated net income tax are drafted. The State Tax Commission would gain authority to assume county tax collection to recover delinquent taxes estimated at over 200 million across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission
Touhy gang guards, house rental tied to kidnapping case
Henrichsen testified that Touhy hired workers including a beer truck driver and guards paid about 40 to 100 dollars a week. He described renting a house to house the gang, housing the men, a miniature beer plant, and hiring Clara Sczech to cook for the gunmen during Factor's kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touhy
Henrichsen
McFadden
Rich Banker Felix N Bradford Dies in Glasgow
Felix N Bradford 66, vice president of Farmers National Bank and a leading local figure, died last night in Glasgow due to pneumonia. He was among the area's wealthiest men with ties to regional finance and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Felix N. Bradford
New Farmers’ National Bank
Markets Cleveland Prodos. Butter Eggs Poultry and Potatoes
Cleveland markets show firm butter at 23 11 2 cents per pound and eggs at 21 cents. Poultry prices list colored fowl to 41 2 cents per pound, Leghorn to 10 cents, springers and ducks with varied rates, and geese to 13 cents. Potatoes see regional cites with No 1 U S ratings and sack prices. cattle and hogs active with mixed weights. calves, sheep, and hogs show steady to higher trends. overall market tones firm across commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Springercs
U. S
Maine
Green Mountains
Idaho
Bakers
New York
Colorado
Quotations From Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Wheat and oat prices per bushel, hay and mill feeds per ton, flour per barrel. Clover No 1 mixed 16 dollars, alfalfa first cutting 16 and second 15, corn No 3 old yellow 3 56 3 4, No 2 57 3 4 45 8 3 4, wheat No 1 red 9 7 8 95 2, straw No 1 rye 9, No 1 wheat 9, No 1 oat 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
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Helo
Duay
PUG
Flas
H. 0. Mellinger
Sederis
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Lorain County
Antlers
Woolworths
Y.M.C. A
Farm Bureau Cop
ASSN
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alflen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Stella Cook
Morgan Street
W. L. Persons
Nineteenth Century Club
Elm Street
West Russia Club
Hugh Date
West Lorain Street
I. L. Porter
East College Street
Faith Fields
South Main Street
Phyllis Wheatley
Freedonia Robinson
North Main Street
Oberlin Women's Club
L. T. McFarland
Kouple Klub
H. A. Broadwell
Union Street
Legion Rooms
Plan Missionary Program
Ollie
Matt Leach
Rang
Lima
Tima
Lutter
John Brown
Michigan City
Ind
Farm Women’s
Elyrian
LaGrange
LaGrange- Elyria Road
Weds
Fordson
Charles Johnson Clayton H. Sooy
C. B. Dawson
Cleveland Prodlos
Cleveland Livestock
Vestal
Ishoes
Goodyear
Goodrich
Goodrich Storm King
Alaskas
Goodrich and
Lambertville
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