Hanes Urges Tax Reform to Boost Private Enterprise
Washington June 5 Undersecretary of the Treasury John W Hanes urged the House Ways and Means committee to revise the federal tax system to support private enterprise He backed Morgenthau s five point program and warned retrenchment alone cannot balance the budget He argued wealth comes from incentives wages interest dividends and profits not conscripted labor or capital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
John W. Hanes
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hanes
Wall Street
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Ways and Means
Morgenthau
America
Oberlin Coed Shares In Award For Letter
Miss Patricia Crew, an Oberlin College junior, shares in two prizes won by Prof. E M Fleming at the New York World's Fair for writing one of four best letters in a Westinghouse exhibit contest. Fleming, history professor at the College of the City of New York, born in India, Yale 1938, and Columbia Ph D candidate, won a prize for himself and one for Crew. Crew, born in Santiago Chile, is daughter of Malcolm Crew Y M C A secretary in Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Patricia Crew
E. M. Fleming
New York
Fleming
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
India
Yale University
Columbia University
Miss Crew
Santiago
Chile
Malcolm Crew
Prof
Optometrists Meet in Elyria for Semi Monthly Session
The Lorain County group of the Ohio State Optometric Association will gather at Americar Optical Company offices in Elyria tomorrow at 7 30 PM for their semi monthly meeting. Dr Harry Getrost of Lorain is chairman and will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio State Optometric Association
Americar Optical Company
Elyria
Harry Getrost
Lorain
Elyria C A Hosts Open House at See-See-Kes Camp
More than 200 residents of Elyria and nearby areas visited Camp See-See-Kes on the Vermilion River for an open house program hosted by the Elyria M C A yesterday afternoon inviting the public to inspect the camp facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria ¥. M. C. A
Camp See-See-Kes
Vermiliol River
Amber Display At Haserodt’s Jewelers Highlights Ancient Gem
Haserodt’s Jewelers showcases an extensive amber display drawing attention to the gem’s history from the Stone Age. Amber is fossilized resin from prehistoric pines, ranges from acorn to pineapple size, and can contain fossil insects. It comes in cloudy yellow, clear yellow, and antique brown, and was once used in hospital blood vessels for purity. Amber is also linked to the tenth wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haserodt
Court actions and divorces in Lorain area today
Margaret Kramer sues the City of Lorain for 5000 for injuries from a December sidewalk fall at Oberlin avenue and Fifth street. Depositors Mortgage Loan Co sues Jean S Whitacre for 2127 with foreclosure. Helen Bors’s divorce from William Bors dismissed at plaintiff’s costs. Home Owners Loan Corp files two foreclosures in Lorain against Elizabeth Traxler 2764 and H F Graver 2963. Zenoba Lumpkin granted divorce from Alex Sales and restored to maiden name. Vera Taylor granted divorce from Clara Taylor for wilful absence. Louis Amenhauser’s divorce from Beta Amenhauser settled and dismissed at plaintiff's costs. Theft reported of an outboard motor from a rowboat on Black river. Search requested for missing Andy Hronee. Arthur Williams to be tried for non-support, indicted by Oberlin wife for daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kramer
Lorain
Oberlin Avenue
Fifth Street
The
Home Owners Loan Corp
Elizabeth Traxler
H. F. Graver
Zenuba Lumpkin Sales
Alex Sales
D. A. Cook
Zenoba Lumpkin
Arthur Williams
Flint
Mich
Oberlin
One Hour Parking Area Extended In City
Service Director I. D. Faxon announced changes extending one hour parking on the east side of Middle avenue from Broad street to Third street to one hour. Twelve twenty minute zones on Broad street will be reduced to four spaces each to boost one hour spaces by about twenty. Temple court rules limit parking along the Masonic Temple and opposite spaces to loading or unloading only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Third Street
I. D. Faxon
Thirs Street
Temple Court
Masonic Temple
Drownings Toll Ohio Weekend Tragedies Rise
The first June weekend brought multiple drownings and deaths across Ohio. Six drownings plus other accidental fatalities were reported in Cincinnati Toledo Marion and surrounding areas including boating swimming and car crashes. Names include Frank Bennett Floyd Bennett Mickey Baxter Roger Miller Wilson Bunnell Clarence Smith Rollin May Paul Temple Michael Verba Lily Speicher and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Toledo
Roger Miller
Lake Erie
Lakeside Dock
Wilson Bunnell
Maumee
Clarence Smith
Stillwater
Deyton
Rollin May
Bedford
Paul Temple
Marion
Michael Verba
Cleveland
Lily Speicher
Navarre
Massillon
Funeral rites for last Civil War veteran Frank D. French
Johnstown Ohio honors Frank D. French 95 last Civil War veteran of the 76th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Four services by Sons and Daughters of Veterans Knights of Pythias American Legion and Masons will be held. Military funeral planned Wednesday following Sunday death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Frank D. French
Licking County
Sons and Daughters of
Knights of Pythias
American Legion
French
76Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Toledo Market Report Mixed Grain and Live Poultry Prices
Grain prices show No. 2 red wheat around 9.61, No. 2 yellow corn about 6. Dated oats near 3.3 to 3.56 with various white oat grades listed. Butter and eggs steady. live poultry weak with hens and broilers pricing varying by class. Potatoes listed for Michigan and Ohio russets with Florida, Katahdin, and California items noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sltec
olAce
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania Suns
Alalue
Tolahea
Florida
Isatahdin
Rental of Six Elyria Homes Announced
B. M. O'Donnell said six Elyria residences and a garage have been rented. Paul and Mrs. Young occupy 806 West Broad. Fred and Mrs. Zeck take 641 Clark. Thomas and Mrs. Greer move from Topeka to 312 Sixth. Arthur Robson and Mrs. Robson rent 343 Harvard. E R Warner and Mrs. Warner take 210 West Avenue. Charles Davis rents the garage at 356 Third Street alley. Heath and Mrs. Heath occupy 619 West Fifteenth and Heath works for National Tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
B. M. O'Donnell
Paul Young
West Broad Street
Young
Pfaudler Company
Fred Zeck
Clark Street
Zeck
Atlantic and Pacific
Broad Street
Thomas Greer
Sixth Street
Topeka
Kansas
Greer
Lorain County
Arthur Robson
Harvard Avenue
Robson
Columbus
E. R. Warner
West Avenue
Warner
Isaly Dairy
Charles Davis
Third Street
Heath
West Fifteenth Street
National Tube Company
Market Receipts and Prices Across Livestock All Categories
Livestock market report lists receipts and bid ranges for cattle calves sheep and lambs with varied grade descriptions. Prices shown include cattle from 6.00 to 9.00, calves up to 8.00, and hogs around 5.00 to 6.50 with several lot specifics and quality terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stags
Shep SD Lambs
Onarket
Choce
Cood
Apples and Vegetables Price List From Local Market
A garbled OCR listing shows prices and items for fruits and vegetables. Entries include apples, asparagus, beets, celery, cucumbers, lettuce, mushrooms, radishes, parsnty, spinach, tomatoes, and more with various unit counts and basket sizes. Several unreadable fragments suggest bulk quantities, outdoor crops, and baskets, typical of a grocery market catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCardle
Pester
Holt
Naturalists Claim New Guinea Natives Still In Stone Age
Batavia, Netherlands East Indies June 5 Archbold and five companions in the Guba were overdue after losing bearings during a 1350 mile flight from Port Hedland to Ceres Island. The expedition, linked to the American Museum of Natural History, reports natives living in the stone age with large rats and tree-climbing kangaroos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Batavia
Netherlands East Indies
Richard Archbold
American Standard Ou Hei
Guba
Port Hedland
Western Australia
Ceres Island
Indian Ocean
Archbold
American Museum of Natural History
New York
East Indies
Cuba
P. G. Taylor
Mill
Cocos Island
Sumatra
Equator
San Diego
Calif
Russell Rogers
Gerald Brown
Raymond Booth
Stephan Barrinka
Taylor
Anglo American relations spark during royal visit
The text notes disagreements over U S foreign policy from economic alignments with Britain and France to possible Soviet ties. It cites past naval talks, Britain’s refusal over Manchuria, and Britain’s debt default looming at $83,670,765 as adverse factors shaping Anglo American ties, with possible closer alignment during the royal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Coolidge
Henry L. Stimson
Japan
Manchuria
George
New York
Refugees on St Louis seek safe harbor amid talks with Dominican and New York officials
New York lawyers and representatives of a Jewish refugees committee conferred with Dominican authorities and President Laredo Bru as talks explored Isle of Pines refuge and reduced entrance fees. Refugees on the St Louis, buoyed by a possible solution, faced panic as the ship altered course toward Europe and two attempted suicide in Havana amid the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Laredo Bru
Isle of Aines
Robert Louis Stevenson
Treasure Island
Nestor Poll
Havana
Berenson
Lawrence Berenson
St Louis
New York
St. Louis
Europe
Hamburg
Graduation awards recap of 1930s girls and boys athletes and leaders
The report lists graduating seniors and juniors earning guard highest awards for 1000 points and pins for 1300 points, with 27 in the class achieving the guard award. It names recipients including Marian Kemble, Dorothy Vietzen, Joan Lyons, Jean Crisp, and Lila Tufford among others, plus activity notes for many winners across clubs, sports, and societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blaney
Robert Minch
Ray Helling
William Lahiff
Robert MacDonald
Wilbur Cowen
Ward Travers
Charles Carter
Jack Reinhardt
Clayton MacBeth
Marian Kemble
Guard
Dorothy Vietzen
Edna Thompson
Marion Holmes
Shirley Buckley
Ellen Hancock
Queena Mae Scott
Norma Slusher
Clara Mae Goetz
Ettabelle Underhill
Lillian Smith
Dorothy Johnson
Agnes Kapcar
Dorothy Nau
Margaret Corts
Bernice Nicholas
Joan Lyons
Helen Reese
Jane Davies
Mary DeMaria
Pat Peters
Ruth Ostrow
Jean Aschenbach
Joan Norsworthy
Norma Wiseman
Edith Worthington
Angela Pronesti
Dorothy Rogers
Marion Varsey
Phyllis Christman
Miss Kemble
Jean Crisp
Marcia Webber
Dorothy Jenkins
Roberta Howenstine
Marilyn Hastings
Jane Gleason
Joan Swindling
Nan Koplin
Marian Ellis
Doris Severs
Mary Kaiser
Beverly Wright
Lila Tufford
Eleanor Carr
Patricia Hoke
Elyrian Staff
Astronomers Club
MacDowell Chorus
National Honor Society
Friendship Cabinet
W. Council
Dramatics
James Ferriman
Hi-Y
Sapientes Club
Joan Bauer
Players
Players’ Club
Leaders
Glee Club
Richard
Funk
Extempore
Mary E. Kaiser
Elyria Board Receives 1939 State School Funds Quarter Two
The Elyria City Board of Education received a cash check for 45294.94 from the state as its share of the second quarter funds under the Ohio School Foundation Program. The payment replaces past certificates and borrowing, with notes from last year still outstanding. The county schools’ second quarter check had not arrived yet but was expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City
Principal hired for Markley School in Elyria Township
Howard Gould of Griswold Road Elyria Township was employed Saturday night by the Elyria Township Board of Education as principal of the Markley School. He succeeds Orlando P. Shilts, named superintendent of the Lorain County Children’s Home at Oberlin. Gould has taught in Parma and was slated to teach in Camden Township next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gould
Griswold Road
Elyria Township
Sprain Ends Game for Local Woman
Mrs. Harry Neff of Grafton was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital after injuring her left thumb while playing ball yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Neff
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Student clubs and activities listing with Eiffel Tower note
Readable items list school organizations including Senior Friendship Club Leaders Group Hi Y Sapientes National Honor Society and sports like volleyball basketball tennis football track. Noted members Bernie Fobes Wilbur Coven Robert Blayney Richard Selman and claims Eiffel Tower visitors exceed fourteen million in fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Fobes
Wilbur Coven
Robert Blayney
Richard Selman
Death Record Lyle Coonrad
Lyle Coonrad, 44, of 820 Broadway Lorain dies at Amherst Hospital after two months illness. He moved to Lorain from Elyria ten years ago and worked as an electrician at National Tube for fifteen years. Survived by wife Margaret who died 1937, daughter Mrs George Daniels of Amherst, son Vincent Coonrad of Annapolis, mother Mrs Clara Coonrad of Fremont, sister Mrs Izetta Witt of Fremont, twin brother Lloyd of Sandusky and brother Raymond of Lorain. Body at Reichlin Cooley Funeral Home Lorain until Tuesday then to daughter’s home 166 Elvira Ave Amherst for Wednesday 2:00 funeral with Rev C E Schmidt officiating. Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Coonrad
Broadway
Lorain
Amherst Hospital
Coonrad
Elyria
National Tube Company
Margaret
George Daniels
Amherst
Vincent Coonrad
Annapolis
Maryland
Clara Coonrad
Fremont
Izetta Witt
Lloyd
Sandusky
Raymond
Reichlin-Cooley
Daniels
Elvira Avenue
C E. Schmidt
St. Peter's Church, Amherst
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Death of Gertrude M. Dute on Townline Road
Gertrude Mary Dute 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Dute died at home on Townline road Elyria last night at 9 30 She lived there all her life and belonged to South Ridge church She leaves her parents a grandmother Mrs Mary Date Cremation at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home and funeral service Wednesday at 9 00 from the home with Rev R G Pferrer officiating Burial in Brownhelm cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Mary Dute
Charles Dute
Townline Road
Elyria
Miss Dute
South Ridge Church
Mary
Sudro-Curtis
R. G. Pferrer
Brownhelm Cemetery
Death of Frank S. Tyler in Lakewood
Frank S. Tyler died Saturday morning at his home in Lakewood where he lived 17 years after moving from North Olmsted. He leaves wife Mareeta, three daughters Marguerite Wertzel Josephine Kickbusch and Ellen Tyler and three grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 3:00 PM from Pease Funeral Home Dover with burial in Evergreen Cemetery Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Tyler
St. Charles Street
Lakewood
North Olmsted
Mareeta
Marguerite Wertzel
Josephine Kickbusch
Ellen Tyler
Pease Funeral Home
Dover
Evergreen Cemetery
Elyria Obituaries: Margaret Ross and Della Banks
Margaret Ross died Sunday at 2 20 am at her home 510 West Street after a lingering illness. Born February 17 1891 in Massillon Ohio she lived in Elyria twelve years and belonged to First Baptist church Protected Home Circle and Women’s Welsh club. Survived by brother George Jones of Sandusky. Funeral Tuesday at 2 from Taylor Funeral Home with Rev Ralph W Neighbour officiating. Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Mrs Della Banks widow of Luther Banks died at 10 45 am at her home 412 Elm Street after six months illness. Born Sperryville Virginia fifty seven years ago she had lived in Elyria since 1923. Survived by sisters Eva Minor Virginia Virgin ie Augusta Lewis Harrisburg PA Janie Brown and James Minor of Cleveland. Body to Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with service announcements to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ross
West Street
Massillon
Ohio
Elyria
First Baptist Church of
Protected Home Circle
Women’s Welsh Club
George Jones
Sandusky
Taylor Funeral Home
Ralph W. Neighbour
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Della Banks
Luther Banks
Elm Street
Sperryville
Virginia
Eva Minor
Lynchburg
Virginie
Augusta Lewis
Atlantic City
N. J
Janie Brown
Harrisburg
James Minor
Cleveland
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Pleads Guilty and Sentenced in Ohio Prison Case
George Jaycox, 28, of Elyria, pleaded guilty to a morals statute violation before testimony. Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley sentenced him to an indeterminate term in the Ohio Penitentiary with defense by C. F. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jaycox
Elyria
Ohio Penitentiary
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
C. F. Adams
Twins Graduation Highlight In Elyria Class Of 1936
Three families share two graduates each in Elyria area as diplomas are awarded midweek. Hazel Jeanette and Helen Jean Taylor, sisters and twins, will graduate Thursday from Elyria High. Frank J Elek and Joseph G Elek, and Alice Bernice and Leslie Clayton Nichols also appear in the class, with varied schooling histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hazel Jeanette Taylor
Helen Jean Taylor
Lake Avenue
Jefferson Junior High
Elyria High School
Hazel
Helen
Frank J
Joseph G. Elek
West River Street
Alice Bernice
Leslie Clayton Nichols
Princeton Avenue
Joliet
Illinois
Radio and Jewelry Stolen From EF Ave Home
A theft reported Saturday evening at 834 East Avenue saw a portable radio and jewelry valued at 125 dollars taken from the H. T. Smith residence. Entry appeared to be via a front door opened by a skeleton key. items taken included a gold elk tooth chain, Masonic charm, amethyst ring, brooch, cuff links, pearl pin, and a boy's wristwatch. The thief ransacked upstairs and an office. no suspects named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Smith
East Avenue
Minor Auto Crashes Leave Two With Injuries
Police and sheriff reports over the weekend detail several fender benders. Doris Grimm, 26, of North Olmsted, was cut above and on the forehead when her car was struck on Route 10 near La Porte by Walter Huparski, 26, of Cleveland. She was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and released. A collision near Carlisle Inn on Oberlin Road left Esther Farkas with a slight forehead bump after Freda Farkas’ car hit Ralph Schocker’s stopped vehicle while avoiding a dog. Several other noninjury incidents involved unreported hit and run drivers, with license numbers given to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Grimm
North Olmsted
Robert Leed
la Porte
Walter Huparski
Cleveland
Huparski
Miss Grimm
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Freda Farkas
Grafton
Ralph Schocker
Hendrysburg
Ohio
Schocker
Carlisle Inn
Oberlin Road
Esther Farkas
J. H. Alexander
Bell Avenue
Lodi
Broad Street
John Stahl
School Street
Lake Avenue
Cleat Heidrich
Park Place
John Kenska
Elyria
Cub Graduates To Scout Troop At Pack Meeting
Cub Will graduate into a Boy Scout troop at the First Congregational Church pack meeting in the evening. John Strom will be the graduate. Deane Wibber will receive the Wolf Bear and Lion badges along with arrow points. Several other Cubs will receive rank badges and arrow points. A handicraft display will be shown and a summer picnic may follow. Mexico will trade petroleum for 8,920,000 pounds of Italian rayon yarn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
John Strom
Deane Wibber
den No. 2
Wil
Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oberlin Coed
Haserodt’s
Webb Studio
Middle Ave
Pwspapera
Depositors Mortgage Loan Co
Jean S. Whitacre
Helen Bors
William Bors
Virt Taylor
Clara Taylor
D.A. Cook
Louis
Q. J. Vinson
Oberlin Read
Sheriff's Department
Black River
Sheriffs Department
Andy Hronee
East 33Rd Street
Toledo Grain Close
Cleveland Produce
Bluebird
Cleveland Livestock
Hovegrowers Market
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
France
Soviet Russia
Cordell Hull
Senate
Germany
Italy
Markley
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Sederis
Bazleys
Lis
Jaycox
Murbach Coal
Broad St
East Ave
Kellogg
Hire's
Tops Dog Food
Delite
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