Ohio to Fight for Withheld Pension Funds
Ohio prepares to go before the U S Supreme Court to recover 1 324 000 dollars in Federal old age pension funds withheld since October 1928 The move follows Governor Bricker departing for Washington to press the Jenkins pension refund bill and contest President Roosevelt's veto The Social Security Board has held the funds amid a dispute with former Governor Davey and a correction of conditions claimed by Ohio officials.
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Columbus
Ohio
US Supreme Court
Bricker
Washington
Ohio Society
Roosevelt
Jenkins
Social Security Board
Martin L. Davey
Congress
National
Thomas J. Herbert
Supreme Court
Ohio Ma
EG. Schuessler
Herbert
Y Indus Club Guests Elyria Water Works Tour
Johan N Eich special engineer on Elyria water works will speak at the Y Indus Club Clair of the Elyria MMCA at 7 o'clock tonight. He will recount the water works story and lead a tour of the facilities. Eich is currently a resident engineer for the state highway department.
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Johan N. Eich
Elyria
Fidt
State Highway Department
New Stamps Honor American Authors
Postmaster C. J. Sartor announced new series stamps honoring American authors are available at the Elyria post office. The first issues include a one-cent stamp for Washington Irving and a two-cent stamp for James Fenimore Cooper, with additional issues expected after February 1.
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Elyria
C. J. Sartor
Washington Irving
Mes Fenimore Cooper
Local Minister Reverend William W Walker Profile
Reverend William Wallace Walker serves as pastor at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church on East River Street since April 4, 1997. Born in Pittsburgh, he studied at Concordia Bronxville and St Louis Seminary, married Viola Daubendick in 1929, and has two children William Jr and Robert. He previously led Redeemer Lutheran Oakmont for ten years and held roles in English District committees and Lake Erie Pastoral Conference. He enjoys athletics, camp counseling, and maintains a large collection of religious pictures.
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William Wallace Walker
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
East River Street
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Concordia Collegiate Institute
Bronxville
New York
Concordia Theological Seminary
St. Loui
Missouri
Walker
St Andrews Lutheran of
HP. Eckhardt
Grace Church
Pitt University
Cai
The
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Oakmont
Lutheran Church
Lake Erie
Viola Daubendick
St Lor Thernow
William Jr
Robert ii Ndergarten
Red Cross
Privete
Thousand Islands
New York State
Kresge Manager Convicted Over Merchandise Covering
P. J. Hardy of Kresge Co was found guilty in May of violating an Ohio Agriculture ruling requiring covering confections and foods for sale. Arraigned before Mayor Joseph Petro, he was arrested on a warrant by city sanitation officer Gerald Stang who said cookies and candy lacked required coverings. Stang noted prior warnings and that proper measures were not present. sentence was suspended pending remedy actions.
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P. J. Hardy
Kresge Co
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Joseph
Fined By Mayor Petro for Liquor Influence
After a southbound machine struck a parked car on East Avenue near Seventh Street, police arrested a driver at 5:10 p.m. for driving while intoxicated. The vehicle went off the road into a ditch on Fuller Road after following fresh snow. The operator, a resident of 522 Middle Avenue, was brought before Mayor Petro for a fine of $55 and costs.
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Sutor
Middle Avenue
SA5
Consis
East Avenue
Seventh Street
C. F
Gates Avenue
Fuller Road
Lurs
Ioad
Health Department Workers Make Monthly Reports
Dr. M. E. Perry was reelected president pro tem of the Elyria Board of Health at its organization meeting last night. New members Dr. N. D. Backus and Carl Russert attended for the first regular meeting. Nurse Kathryne Fulton reported 278 visits and multiple duties. E. G. Curtiss logged 339 samples. G. W. Savage Food made 195 inspections and condemned several items. Gerald Stang sanitary officer listed 142 restaurant inspections and other duties.
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M. E. Perry
Ue Elyria Board of Health
N. D. Backus
Carl Russert
Health Department
Kathryne Fulton
E. G. Curtiss
G. W. Savage
Gerald Stang
Center For The Sightless Needs A Typewriter
The Center for the Sightless seeks a good used typewriter to answer letters and handle business correspondence. Mrs Leonard P Tufford of the Elyria Service League, sponsor, notes a younger Center member can operate it and will manage the work. Offers of a typewriter may be sent to Mrs Tufford.
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Leonard P. Tufford
Elyria Service League
Tufford
Elyria Group Plans Pickup To See Cleveland Hockey Game
At least sixty Elyrians will travel to Cleveland to watch a hockey game tonight. Thirty Young Men's Club members plan a special bus trip while thirty two Elyria school teachers will drive privately to the arena.
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Elyrians
Elyria
Cleveland
Car Crash on Broad Street Involves Roxotyto and Saras
Police report a collision on Broad Street yesterday between a car driven by Pete Roxotyto of Dellefield Road and the rear of a car driven by Angelina Saras of Detroit.
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Pete Roxotyto
Dellefield Road
Broad Street
Angelina Saras
Detroit
Pleasant Street School PTA Holds First Meeting of Year
Oberlin Jan 30 The Pleasant Street School PTA met last evening in the school hall. President Mrs W H Seaman led a business session approving $3 per room and $40 for a second floor library. A pre reading room is planned in the basement under Mrs Simpson. A panel on discipline followed with local participants. Discharges listed for several residents.
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Oberlin
Pleasant Street
Terram
W. H. Seaman
Simpson
Pash
W. O H. Seaman
Harr Tucker
Betty Martin
H Smith
Clayton Hoffner
Homer Weaver
J. H. Nichols
Gilpin Players to Present Play Here on February 7
Gilpin Players of Cleveland, a leading Negro theatre group, will stage Shirley Graham’s new play I Gotta Home at Finney Chapel in Oberlin on February 7 for the Philip Wheatley Community Center. Proceeds aid the Phyllis Wheatley Center and Playhouse Settlement in Cleveland. director is Mrs Rowena Jelliff.
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The
Conservatory
Oberlin Exchange
Oberlin Inn
George
Maurice Schubert
North Main Street
Oberlin Women’s Club
Webster Tall
Brocklebank
C. Colburn
Wellington
Allen Hospital
Florence Worcester
Kent State University
Hamilton Street
Pin Players
Karate of
Cleveland
Shirley Graham
Oberlin
Philip Wheatley
Gilpin Players
Rowena Jellitt
Africa
Oberlin College
Tom
Ober& Miss
Graham
Department of Fine
Tennessee State
Callege
Aervisor
Neg Una
Chicago
Sne Agency
Art Ce
Yale
Phillis Wheney Center
Playhouse Settlement
Mr Inet
Russell W. Jetliff
Brady Bes
Finney Chapel
Congress Slashes Funds for Opera Tin Sugar Act Support
A subcommittee stripped a $47,975,000 appropriation for the opera tin of the sugar act on a divided vote. The move signals a major farm funding cut in an election year. Wallace and Edward A O'Neal of the American Farm Bureau Federation warned of a tough farm battle before the appropriations subcommittee.
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Everett M. Dirksen
R. E
Congressional
Wallace
Edward A O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Bricker Taft talk at legion gathering hints nearing settlement
A political melee unfolds as Bricker and Taft signal broad agreement on most issues at a Michigan convention. The discussion touches on a Nazi delegation and run possibilities for Geivker supporters amid a looming stalemate. Separately a tuberculosis sanatorium rises in Teberda Northern Caucasus at altitude 1500 feet.
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Ohio
McNutt
Chienen American Legion
Bricker
Taft
Ohio Society
Geivker
Arthur H. Vandenbere R. Mich
Patt
Qohinane
Teberda
Northern
Caucasus
Fathers To Be Guests Of Sons At Y M C A
Elyria M C A boys division will host father and son events with Herman Geyer announcing. The first event next Wednesday includes swimming from 7:30 to 8:30 p m and games with fathers versus sons, aimed to become a regular feature. Banquet plans are set for March 15 with further activities in the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
M.C.A
Herman Geyer
Geyer
Injunction Sought to Make Wellington Hall Ban Permanent
Nelson Hovey of the Ohio Department of Industrial Relations filed a petition in common pleas court urging the Wellington Opera House injunction against assembly use be made permanent. The move follows a prior temporary order prompted by condemning hot air heating. Trustees of Wellington Township plan to lease the hall as a movie theater and may resolve further court action by agreeing to seasonal assembly limits or heating upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Hovey
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Wellington Opera House
Common Pleas Court
Department
Wellington Township
Hovey
Industrial Group At Y M C A Tonight
Employees of the American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation with YMCA memberships meet at the Y M C A tonight for a program of activities including swimming a lunch and a business session Robert Daniels chairs the Elyria plant group as part of a series for local industrial plant membership groups
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American Radiator and
Standard Sanitary Corporation
Y. M. C. A Grap
Robert Daniels
Elyria
Grain and hay prices in early market report from Chicago quotes
Markets list grain hay and straw ratings with prices for oats wheat and flour. Includes figures for timothy hay straw alfalfa and mixed feeds, with Chicago quot e prices and conditions, plus notes on quality and variety terms.
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GRUN
Montana
Noel Tinner
Whearo Striw
Neo
Court House traffic study finds no flasher needed
County commissioners were informed by F B Wiegand signal engineer for the New York Central Railroad that a study of traffic at the single track crossing over Route 754 in Sheffield shows no need for a flashing signal. Reflector signals exist and winter train volume is low while most summer traffic is at night. Also reported were divorce filings and legal actions including Unangst v Unangst on wilful absence, Bellis v Bellis on cruelty, a resolution to raise the county depository at National Bank of Lorain from 100000 to 150000, and a real estate broker suit for 480 dollars commission over a Broad Street lease to Vans Hosiery Store.
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Kclter
F. B Wiegand
New York Central Railroad
Sheffield
National Bank of Lorain
Walter J. Wright
National Bank
Frederick B. Sanford
Merle D. O'Dell
William A. Ely
Broad Street
Vans Hosiery Store, Inc
Bible School Cabinet of Church of Christ Plans Film Feature
Church of Christ Bible school cabinet to present a color motion picture titled The Healing of Mvyonda at its monthly meeting Monday February 3. About forty workers in the church will view the film depicting missionary work in Africa. Showings begin shortly after 7:30 and are open to interested attendees.
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Church of Christ
Bible School
Mvyonda
Church of the Picture
Lewers
Africa
Post Office Workers Forecast March of Dimes Button Quota
Elyria post office staff expect to meet their 1025 button quota sold at 10 cents each to support the Fight Infantile Paralysis drive closing today. Buttons are sold by mail carriers and staff with no solicitation, while birthday cards with ten dimes each for President Roosevelt are being distributed but counts sent to Washington are unknown.
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Elyria Post Office
Elyria
CU. J. Suttor
Hoskin Poised to Enter Race for State Representative
N. J. Hoskin, Eaton township farmer, filed a petition at the board of elections to run as a Republican for State Representative. He faces incumbent William E. Ashbalt, who seeks reelection, and Hoskin is noted in Grange circles and rural areas as the only candidate so far challenging Ashbalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Hoskin
Eaton Township
Board of Elections
Grange
Hoskin
William E. Ashbalt
Four More Added To Superior Plus Rating List
Four more names were added to the select group receiving superior plus ratings at the Wellington county school solo and ensemble contest. Oliver Shubert of Elyria High School, and Alvin Portman of Brownhelm High School, each earned superior plus on a solo darinet, while Nel A. Wise and Earl F. Pietch, two Relden boys, earned the same rating on their vocal duet. The record error caused the earlier published list to misstate the ratings.
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Wellington
Oliver Shubert
Elyria High School
Alvin Portman
Brownhelm High School
Relden
Nel A. Wise
Earl F. Pietch
Ted
Sandstone Shortage Delays Bridge Markers Plan
Quarry official cites unfulfilled promise to use sandstone in bridges and notes no sandstone used yet on the 21st Street bridge. Commissioners reviewed bids for entrance pylons, weighing two types at 3800 and 7250 dollars each, and asked engineers to design new markers within available funds.
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21St Street
Uless
Death Record MRS INA GOTt WELLINGTON OH
Mrs Ina Gott 67 widow of George Gott of Wellington was found dead at 6 A M in her room at the home of her niece Mrs Hazel Rock in Wellington. She had been ill over a week. She leaves a twin sister Mrs Ima Heffron of Ft Wayne Ind and another sister Mrs Abbie Young of Hockford Ohio. Three brothers Arthur Kelsey Salem Ind Willard Kelsey Monroe Ind Albert Kelsey Indiana. One stepson Wallace Gott of Wellington. Funeral arrangements are in complete.
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Ina Gott
Wellington
George Gott
Hazel Rock
Fld
Ima Heffron
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Abbie Young
Hockford
Ohio
Arthur Kelsey
Salem
Willard Kelsey
Monroe
Albert Kelsey
Indiana
Wallace Gott
Russians Cross Ice to Finnish Lines on Karelian Front
On the Karelian Isthmus front last night twenty Russians crossed the ice and reached Finnish lines. A fight followed and Finns reported the entire Russian patrol killed or captured. Heavy artillery targeted roads and concentrations while Russian planes did reconnaissance before resuming operations along the south coast. Finnish communiques say about 1,250 Russians were killed Sunday and estimates suggest 23,000 total casualties after eight days of fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Army
Russia
Ohio roads slippery after light snowfall across state
State Highway Department reported light snow in Ohio made roads slippery, especially in the north central region. Treacherous conditions were noted in Sandusky Mansfield Wooster Medina Strand area, while rest of state had slick spots. Snow amounts ranged from half to three inches in central counties. plows were out and salting underway.
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Olumbus
State Highway Department
Ohio
North
Conditio
Sandusk
Mansfield
Wooster - Medina - Strain
Tiffin
Toledo
Bowling Green
Port Clinton
Oho
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