Elyria Board Protest Over Tax Fund Distribution Plan
Elyria City Board of Education members voiced objections at their monthly meeting to a proposed plan to move frozen county funds into the same banks as subdivisions. They argued it amounts to preferred distribution and questioned legality without an attorney general opinion. The board urged an estimate of minimum operating needs and cited delays in salary payments for county and school employees.
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Lorain
Elyria
Reteivyedi
Elyrin
Shortage of tinners and carpenters in Martins Ferry
Martins Ferry Ohio June 7 shortage of tin ners and carpenters as repairs begin on 85000 dollars in hail storm damage. Local workers were supplemented by crews from nearby towns as churches and homes suffer broken windows. Trucks of glass arrive from Pittsburgh. several people injured by walnut size hail. Also mentions calf theft case in Lorain County with paroled defendant Basil Dzia ma.
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Martin's Ferry
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Elyria Rabbit and Cavy Show slated for November
Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association met at Elyria Savings and Trust Building and heard Alfred Emery report on a Canton circuit meeting. They urged Lorain County Agricultural Society to sponsor a fair this year and pledged support. Next meeting set for June 20 at the Elks Club in Lorain with a card party planned for June 27 at H. Fruckt’s home.
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Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County
H. Fruckt
Lorain
Three Boys Sought After Ice House Cash Theft
Police searched Wolfe court for three boys aged 15 or 16 believed to have taken $2.55 from the ice house cash register on Ninth street and East avenue. Residents saw the youths enter the building to repeat a prior act. the second visit found the register empty and the boys fled toward the river.
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Wolfe Court
Ice House
Ninth Street
East Avenue
Dyer ET died at New London after brief illness
Mrs Ettie Tripp Dyer of 122 First Street New London Ohio died this morning after a one day illness. Born January 12 1863 she spent life in New London area. Survived by husband Marvin children Stewart Dyer Mrs Wilam Sudro Mrs Joan Wehrhoff Mrs M W Evars Mrs B J Filkins Mrs W N Blair Virgil one sister Mrs G A Kriggs and nine grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2:00 pm from home and 2:30 pm at Congregational church New London with Rev Hosong of Mansfield officiating burial Grove Street Cemetery.
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Ettie Tripp Dyer
First Street
New London
Ohio
Dyer
New London Township
Congregational Church
Womans Belief Corps
Marvin
Stewart Dyer
Wilam C. Sudro
Joan H. Wehrhoff
Elyria
M. W. Evars
North Ridgeville
B. J. Filkins
Wakeman
W. N. Blair
Genoa
Virgil
G. A. Kriggs
Rev. Hosong
Mansfield
Grove Street Cemetery
Funeral services for Lawrence Matela in Grafton
Funeral services for Lawrence Matela of Indian Hollow Road will be held Friday at the Assumption church in Grafton at 9 30 A M with Rev Fr Orlemanski officiating. Burial will be in St Marys Cemetery in Graf ton.
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Lawrence Matela
Indian Hollow Road
Assumption Church
Grafton
Orlemanski
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Policy Group Rifts Grow Over Veterans Compensation
Continued discussion outlines how policy formers linked to a Congressional revolt press for a compromise on veteran benefits. Critics, including Rep Connery, oppose White House plans to liberalize disability rules, fearing reduced compensation. The plan caps reductions for direct service disabilities at 2 percent, with White House projecting an average cut near 18 percent, while Senate limits would prevent reductions above 25 percent for both presumptive and direct disabilities.
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White House
Rep
Connery
Mass
Stil
Senate
Paper Distribution of Public Funds Plan Faces Legal Hurdle
First hand information shows county commissioners plan to distribute about 1 million dollars to 61 taxing districts. C D Murray, chair, and Frank Ellenberger, clerk, traveled to Columbus to confer with Attorney General John Bricker on the legality of the distribution as recorded.
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C. D. Murray
Board of
County Commissionera
Frank Ellenberger
Columbus
John Bricker
Elyria Board Approves Summer School Repair Plan
The Elyria City Board of Education approved a summer repair and improvement program costing 2136.50 for Elyria school buildings, with 10 sites listed and the largest items being fire escape work at McKinley and exterior painting at Ely. The program depends on future finances and staffing, with further des irable work costing 545.50 deferred pending funds.
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Elyria
Elyria City
Brown
Belef
MacHinley
Garford
Allen
Ely
Edison
Jefferson Junior High
Roosevelt
Hamilton
Franklin
Gates
High School
McKinley School
Ely School
Jefferson School
Hamilton School
Franklin School
Summer closure of Elyria student aid station approved
The City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations and the Elyria City Board of Education will close the Student Aid Station for the summer. Officials cited difficulty checking applications without the school session and approved a $149 salary payment for four workers over three and a half months.
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Elyria
Atte Ad School
P. T. A Council
Court actions and a divorce filed in Elyria district
Joe Mitter of Elyria was paroled for one year to Assistant Prosecu tor Frank E. Stevens by Judge A. R. Webber after conviction for pointing firearms. The Ohio Loan company sues Jack H. Bradner of Grafton for 314 alleged on a promissory note. Foreclosure of a chattel mortgage is asked. Wilbur Shongo filed for divorce from Delia Shongo on grounds of wilful intence. they married in 1907.
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Joe Mitter
Elyria
Frank E. Stevens
A. R. Webber
Ohio Loan Company
Jack H. Bradner
Grafton
Wilbur Shongo
Delia Shongo
County mulls release plan for district needs and debt
Commissioners discussed arranging a release of a percentage of funds to meet the most pressing district needs. The county owes about 250000 in approval bills and principal payments on bonds that are past due.
Holly A. Hodge Dies At Oberlin
Holly A Hodge 50 died at Allen Hospital after a week long illness. Born in Oberlin on April 28 1883 he was lifelong resident and a Rust M E church member. Survived by wife Florence a six year old son Floyd stepmother Mrs John Peters brothers Albert of Oberlin and So of Sharon Pa. Funeral Friday at 3 at Rust M E church burial in Westwood cemetery.
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Oberlin
Holly A. Hodge
Allen Hospital
Mr. Hodge
Rust M. E. Church
Florence
Floyd
John Peters
Albert
Sharon
Rust M.E
Westwood Cemetery
Graduate Organ Recital by Harry B Welliver in Finney Chapel
Friday evening June 9 at 7:30 in Finney Chapel Harry B Welliver Mus B a graduate organ student of Mr Yeamans presents a recital. The program includes a piece by the late Dr G W Andrews and features works by Bach Reger and Sowerby plus the Andrews Pageant and other selections.
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Harry B. Welliver
Mus. B
Finney Chapel
Welliver
Mr.Yeamans
G. W. Andrews
Visiting Nurse Committee elects officers at annual meeting
The Visiting Nurse Committee held its annual meeting Monday at Mrs. Bahr’s Spring Street home. Mrs R.S. McEwen was elected president for the coming year with Mrs. Erwin Worcester as vice-president and Mrs. F. M. Thrall as secretary. After the business session a picnic and social hour followed.
Club Entertained at Elyria Home by Mrs Cooley
The T. M. T. M. Club met at Mrs Harold Cooley’s Elyria home for bridge with Mrs Leo Smith of Elyria winning high score, Mrs Spinks taking second prize and Mrs Chalmer Davidson receiving consolation. A one course luncheon followed late in the evening. Mrs Chalmer Davidson will be
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Harold Cooley
Elyria
Leo Smith
Spinks
Chalmer Davidson
Hostess at Club Meeting Scheduled for July
A hostess will greet attendees at the club meeting planned for July. Organizers invite members to arrive early for refreshments and introductions. Limits on guest attendance and dress code may apply per club rules.
Nineteenth Century Club Holds Picnic at Mrs Gehrkens Home
About sixty members and families gathered yesterday afternoon for the annual Nineteenth Century Club picnic at Mrs Karl Gehrkens home. A brief business meeting preceded the picnic supper and a social hour followed.
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Karl Gehrkens
Oberlin welcomes notable visitors and transfers
Aliss Hoppin from the Micronesian Islands visits Oberlin through commencement staying with Muss Little on East College. Ex-President Frost and his wife from Berea College attend the centennial celebration. they are former Oberlin residents. Conner Gunn, son of Dr and Mrs Gunn, transfers to Lorain from Springfield where he had been employed.
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Aliss Hoppin
Oberlin
Muss Little
East College Street
Frost
Berea College
Kentucky
Conner Gunn
R. D. A. Gunn
Lorain
Springfield
Ohio
Illinois Repeal Vote Sets Major Margin Across State
Chicago reports show repeal by more than 75,900 votes with about 1,220,000 for and 340,000 against in Illinois. Chicago margins run 11 to 1 and about 4 to 1 statewide, with the state convention at Springfield scheduled for July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Springfield
United Carbon Co Resumes Dividend
United Carbon Company today resumed dividends on common and preferred stock after two-year omissions. A quarterly dividend of 2.50 cents per share on common and a semi annual dividend of 3.50 on non cumulative preferred will be paid July 1 to holders of record June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Carbon Company
Civilizational Life Shifts From Body To Mind
The text reflects on how advancing civilization drives human activity from physical deeds toward mental pursuits and inner development, noting the growing emphasis on thought, imagination, and reflection as society progresses.
Florists Prepare To Send Free Bouquets To All Shut Ins
Last night district florists arranged a June 10 delivery of complimentary bouquets to all shut ins due to physical disabilities. Mayor Van Oster, local garden clubs, and volunteers organize donations of garden flowers to meet an estimated need of 500 bouquets, with headquArters at Sharp Block and delivery by Scouts.
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W. H. van Oster
Louis Hecock
Frarden
National Flower Snut
Say
Sharyn Block
Broad Street
Washington Avenue
Louis Carek
Hecock
van Oster
Chronicle-Telegram
Sharp Block
Florists Telegram Delivery Association
Carek
A. F. Diederich
Kenneth Botamer
Lizzie Hahn Princpal
McKinley School
Elizabeth Freese
Hamulton
D. A. Batfrd
Martha B. Leonarz
Hermann Leonarz
Kathryn Fulton
City Muse
Olive Lapp
Viola Hargrave
Mae Lyman
Ethel M. Rosa
Grace Thompson
Lacey B. Kirk
Lucy Reese
Deane Burns
Garden Club
Paul Wainwright
E. J. VanAmburgh
John Resar
J. H. VannArsdale
Miss Flora Wiliams
L. Bungart
Steel revival boosts Cleveland area jobs and coal haulage
Increased steel manufacturing in Cleveland has reached 77 percent of capacity, boosting the allied transportation sector. Lake freighters carried 5,877,808 tons of coal by June 5, up from 3,820,865 a year earlier, with weekly gains showing continued improvement. About 20,400 workers who lost jobs after American Steel & Wire’s Newbury works closure have been rehired, plus 400 more in building trades due to lake passenger preparations.
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Cleveland
H. W. Griggs
Ore& Coal Exchange
Griggs
American Steel & Wire Company
Newbury Steelworks
Lorain
Mattern Speeds Over Siberia En Route to Chita
American airman and artist Jimmy Mattern was sighted in Novo-Sibirsk Siberia at 9 p.m. Tuesday en route to Chita. He flew unusually high, barely visible against the sky. Novo-Sibirsk lies about 200 miles east of Omsk.
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Novo-Sibirsk
Siberia
Jimmy Mattern
Artator
S:lu P. m
Es T
Report Attorneys Prepare for Coming Softball Game
Word leaks that Elyria lawyers plan regular practice to face Lorain attorneys in a softball clash at the bar picnic. First session set for 6 PM Thursday at Franklin school aims to harden muscles and sharpen batting eye, with heavy hitting expected. Fielding described as catch as catch can. Last picnic saw Elyria win about 45 to 42. Picnic date not yet fixed.
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Elyria
Lorain
Franklin School
Commencement program diplomas and reception at school of nursing
Miss L Winifred Bowers presided at the commencement of the nursing school with Frank W How ere presenting diplomas. The program featured music by a student nurse glee club and the school song, ending with a benediction by Rev Redhead. A reception and dance followed. Diploma recipients include Amelia Basinger Adelphia MM Bishop Marion Elizabeth Hall Estella Krasneski Faylee McClintock Maggie Mason Avis Parsell Helen Riley Ruth Salisbury Augusta Schoff Marvel Schorr Nadine Shambaugh Dorothy Shallow Effee Vogelsong and Naomi Wright among others.
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L. Winifred Bowers
School of Nursing
Frank W However
Elyria
Opel
Irene Hiser
West Twenty-fifth Street
Lorain
Estella Victoria Krasneski
R. D
Geneva
Claribel Olive McKay
D. D
Conneaut
Faylee E. McClintock
Ellis Avenue
Bellevue
Maggie B. Mason
Delaware Avenue
Avis Margaret Parsell
Feastoria
Helen Lucile Riley
Wooster Road
Ashland
Ruth Annette Salisbury
North Main Street
Franklin
Ind
Augusta Maude Schoff
Oberlin
Marvel Iris Schorr
Merchant Avenue
Marion
Willough Nadine Shambaugh
East Ninth Street
Dorothy Tsabelle Shallow
107Th Street
Ozone Park
Long Island
N. Y. Effee
Doris Vogelsong
Cleveland Markets Report Butter Eggs and Livestock and Grain
Cleveland market notes show butter and eggs steady with firm tone across items. Livestock prices edge down for hogs cattle calves and sheep while grain prices list further declines in wheat corn oats rye and barley across cash and futures.
Ohio lawmakers weigh tax, election, and government reform bills
The Senate considered multiple measures including a two cent beer tax cap and a one cent hike in the gasoline tax, while bills to repeal a prior medical limit, issue refunding bonds in a sinking fund scenario, and reorganize state government also top the agenda. Proposals include centralized ballot counting for counties over 300,000, payment of current taxes in nine monthly installments, and reforms to state commissions and boards.
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Smolka- McNamee
Ohio
Frank Whittemer
Akron
Sen
Marshall
Cleveland
Senate
Mosier
Dem
Sen. Lewis
Belmont
Lloyd
Portsmouth
Nurse complex case ends with confession in infant abduction
Mrs. Rogers, initially denying, confessed to abducting the infant after detectives tied a chain of evidence to her. A note signed Dr. McEverett promised the child's safe return within 10 days, while neighbors and officers linked clothing found at Rogers' home to the suspect known as the "woman In white." Mrs. Rogers has two children, Lyle and Catherine, and husband Eugene works for the city welfare department.
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E. E. Smelter
Richmond
Rogers
Roxy White
Sneeds
Mrs. Rogers
Pancy
Eugene Rogers
City Welfare Department
Lorain Man Fined for Concealed Weapon at Arraignment
Jose Estrada of Lorain was fined 325 and costs after arraignment before Judge A R Webber for carrying a concealed weapon. He was found in possession of a large caliber revolver when arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Estrada
Lorain
A .R. Webber
Dersin Faces Trial for Pointing Shearing Offense
Mario J Dersin of Penfield Junction is to be tried before Justice Joseph Petro on June 14 on two charges of pointing shearing at Slugh Wilding. The offense occurred May 28. Dersin is free on a $100 bond pending the hearing.
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Mario J. Dersin
Penfield Junction
Joseph Petro
Dersin
Lorain women awarded damages in 1931 collision case
Verdicts of 100 were returned today in favor of Viola White and Mary Bohach both of Lorain for injuries from a collision on Reid avenue and 28th street May 19 1931 involving a car carrying them and a machine driven by Joseph Listell of Lorain.
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Viola White
Mary Bohach
Lorain
Joseph Listell
Reid Avenue
28Th Street
Toledo Grain Prices on Track June 7
Grain on track 25 1 2 cents, bass nominal. Wheat No 2 red 4 730, No 1 red 4 76e. Corn No 2 yellow 42 1 2 43 1 1c, No 3 white 241 2 25 1 2c. Grain in store transit billing attached. Wheat 41 2c above track, corn 41 2c above, oats 3c above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Minneapolis Grain Market Report June 7
Minneapolis grain notes show wheat prices for No 1 northern around 733 to 743 cents per bushel, red durum 691 to 611 cents, July 713 to 713.5, September 715 to 716 cents, December 73 1 2 cents. corn No 3 yellow 32 to 35 cents. oats No 3 white 22 1 4 to 22 cents. flax No 1 1.53 1 2 to 1.36 1 2. flour steady with shipments 21 703. barley range around 10 to 10 50.
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Chicago
Reese
Leghorn Broilers
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
New York
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Mississippi
North Carolina
Timothy
Minneapolis
Northern
Farmers Market Prices on Asparagus and Veggies
Prices listed per dozen bunches and baskets for asparagus and a variety of produce. Key items include spinach and lettuce baskets, berries, rhubarb, beets, carrots, onions, and turnip tops with price ranges from a few cents to about 1.75 dollars per unit, reflecting variable quality and size across greens, roots, and fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Tyne
Grain and feed price quotes from Cleveland exchange
Quotations for corn, wheat, oats, flour, hay and meal by the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange. Prices listed per bushel or ton, with various grades and mill feeds including flour middlings and cottonseed products, plus hay and straw values and cutting prices for alfalfa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
S&k
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Arm
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William Day
Sheffield
Lake Village
Basil Dzia
Hlyria Eagles
Graber
Western Reserve Finance mM
Rabbit and Cavy
Allege
Matela Funeral
South Pleasant Street
Alks
Esther Alflen
Ronald Wlilbonid
United Carbon CO
Albe
Pennsylvania
Batras
Gulf Gas
Alfred Alten
Second St
Sederis
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