Man's scheme to raise funds leads to arrest in county jail
Roland H. Taylor faced a grand jury after charges of attempting to raise money by buying and selling horses with bad checks and promises. He bought a $400 team for $150 cash, paid part of another $440 team with $40 cash, both notes failing. He traveled west to California before returning, then tried selling his automobile to a Cleveland dealer to cover debts. He was arraigned and bound to the grand jury under 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clar
Roland H. Ie
Taylor
H. B. Hawley
Wellington
Hawley
Walter A. Angersbach
Henrietta Township
Youngstown
California
Cleveland
Joseph Petro
Grand
Railroad Chiefs To Ask Out In Wage Schedule
Managers of 26 billion dollar rail system prepare to seek a 22 1 2 percent cut in the basic union wage schedule affecting about 1 000 000 workers. Negotiations may resume after June 15 with a deadline set for tomorrow to reopen talks. A10 percent deduction is currently in place under a plan signed a year ago February and extended to next October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Association of Railway Executives
Oberlin Readies Centennial Celebration Parade
Oberlin Ohio prepares for a big Centennial celebration climaxing on Community Day Saturday. The big tent is up and stores are decorated as Oberlin expects about 15 000 people for the evening parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Goodyear to Raise Wages Across All Plants
Akron Ohio June 14 Goodyear announces a 10 percent wage increase for all salaries hourly and piece work rates effective July 2. The raise follows Roosevelt administration guidance and will apply to employees in Akron Gadsden Alabama and Los Angeles as well as operating and distributing personnel nationwide. A similar raise was earlier announced at Goodyear cotton mills in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron. O
Goodyear
FP. W. Litchfield
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Akron
Gadsden
Ala
Los Angeles
United States
Goodyear Cotton Mills
South
Massachusetts Votes to Repeal Prohibition Amendment
Massachusetts became the eleventh state to ratify repeal of the prohibition amendment with returns showing an overwhelming majority for repeal. The Cape Cod area voted three to one, urban Boston favored repeal ten to one, and western regions also supported the repeal effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Cape Cod
Cape
Two Elyria Suits Settled for 1250 in Judge Thompson Court
In Elyria, two city suits were settled for 1250. Sophie Ehrke received 500 for injuries after being thrown inside a car when it hit a hole in a city street. Mary Conrad was awarded 750 for injuries from a fall caused by a faulty sidewalk at Lake Avenue and Wear Bridge Street on March 17, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
W. B. Thompson
Sophie Ehrke
Mary Conrad
Lake Avenue
Wear Bridge Street
Elyria man swerves to avoid collision hits tree and fence
Mike Muska of R. D. 2 Elyria swerved his car near West avenue and Sixth street at 6 PM yesterday to avoid a machine, struck a tree and yard fence, narrowly missing Clarence Baldwin of 912 West Avenue as the car veered onto curb and sidewalk. police report substantial damage to Muska’s car and the fence at 600 West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue
Sixth Street
Mike Muska
Elyria
Clarence Baldwin
912
Muska
600 West Avenue
XCEFERS INJURY AT WORK REPORT
Virgil Rogers of 120 Franklin Avenue sustained a workplace injury while employed by the Lake Shore Electric Railway Company. He required amputation of part of a finger and was treated at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Rogers
Franklin Avenue
Lake Shore Electric Railway Company
Memorial Hospital
Arraignment in Lorain County for Overloaded Truck Case
Fines of 25 dollars and costs were assessed Joe Miller of Detroit and Clifford Apple of Covington after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro last night on charges of operating an overloaded truck in Lorain County. Arrests were made by Deputy Sheriffs Noel Lewis and Sam Provenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Miller
Detroit
Clifford Apple
Covington
Joseph Petro
Lorain County
Noel Lewis
Sam Provenza
Missing Brownhelm youth Szmety leaves with cash
Sheriff department and Elyria police continued last night to locate 15 year old Mike Szmety of Brownhelm who vanished yesterday morning with $40. John Szmety reported the disappearance at 9 20 p m stating the boy did not seem to plan returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Szmety
Brownhelm
Sheriff's Department
Elyria Plotce
John Szmety
Theft of food and radio at Ranney home report
The theft of a considerable quantity of food and a radio from Mrs Helen Ranney’s Lake road west of Lorain was reported to the Sheriff’s department last night. Deputies are investigating the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ranney
Lake Road
Lorain
Sheriff's Department
German Government Deportes Austrian Official From Berlin
Berlin June 14 the German government ordered the deportation of Erwin Wasserbaek attache of the Austrian legation. The official note said he was not formally arrested but left with police officers after voluntary accompaniment. Grounds cited Austria's disregard of extraterritorial rights following the arrest in Vienna of Theodor Habicht German press officer. Three days were allowed for a possible settlement of both cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Erwin Waserbaeck
Legation
Wasserbaeck
Austria
Vienna
Theodor Habicht
Funeral services for Rosa Khitz announced
Mrs Rosa Khitz died at home on 555 West 3rd Street and funeral rites are set for Thursday at 2 PM at Taylor's Funeral Home with Rev B H Hindman officiating. Burial will follow in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Khitz
Taylor
B. H. Hindman
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Building Inspector Warns on Sign Permits Citywide
Building inspector L. P. Kaiser announced that all signs require a permit before erection, with exemptions for signs under 25 square feet. Temporary inflammable signs may stand 30 days, and no signs on city property. Violations carry a $590 fine, and politicians campaigning are specifically warned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Kaiser
Kaiser
Inheritance tax approved in Raub estate with city share
The inheritance tax totaling 224 023.96 was approved today in the estate of the late Mrs Florence Raub, appraised at 618 000 for tax. Half goes to Elyria city and half to the state. the will names over 40 beneficiaries and probate records show cases pending in common pleas to interpret the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Mra
Florence
Lewis Raub
Raub
Common Pleas Court
Elyria High School Accredited Again by North Central Association
Elyria High School has been accredited for another year by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The renewal lasts until April 19, 1934, and continues a long-standing pattern since 1904. The association evaluates buildings, libraries, records, graduation standards, teaching quality, salaries, and athletic relations, among other criteria. Graduates from accredited schools may enter colleges in the North Central States without entrance exams if they meet college scholastic requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Association
North Central States
Buzzards Point To Farmhouse Death Mystery
NEW PHILADELPHIA Ohio June 14 buzzards circling the Cramblett farmhouse led to the discovery of Elijah and Naomi Cramblett dead. A note said to be by Cramblett claimed he killed his wife and himself, but authorities doubt the handwriting. A second note by Mrs Cramblett expressed misgivings without revealing a source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Philadelphia
Elijah
Naomi Cramblett
Cramblett
Humane Society Offers Reward for Poisoning of Dogs
Lorain County Humane Society declares war on dog poisoners and offers a 50 dollar reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. Reward announced at quarterly meeting in attorney Richard Horan's offices. Directors Tempa Burrell Avon, William Ashbolt Lorain, J C Bins, Alice Fisher, P C Gilman, A C Schilleman, E A Hague, Otto K Mischka, and Richard Horan of Elyria attended. Louis Stolzenburg, poundkeeper, also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempa Burrell
Avon
William Ashbolt
Lorain
J. C. Bins
Alice Fisher
P. C. Gilman
A. C. Schilleman
E A. Hague
Otto K. Mischka
Richard Horan
Elyria
Louis Stolzenburg
Centennial events mark Oberlin alumnae and address
The text recalls Oberlin College Centennial features including the commencement address by physicist Robert A. Millikan, the Centennial parade on June 17, the Founders Memorial unveiling for Shipherd and Stewart, and a bronze alumni service medal. Speakers at the Baccalaureate include Dr. Hutching and Grove Patterson, with notable attendees Mrs Penfield and Mrs Gasisy traveling from New York and San Diego respectively. Austria's drive against foreign fuel complicates coal mine policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fied
Charles M. Hall
Robert A. Millikan
Shipherd
Stewart
Oberlin Musical Union
Oberlin
Mendelssohn
Elijah
William J. Hutching
Berean College
Dan F. Bradley
Cleveland
Ernest Hatch Wilkinag
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Smith N. Penfield
New York City
Lora A. Gasisy
San Diego
California
Oberlin Bride Marries Baltimore Man In Simple Home Ceremony
Miss Verda Hayden wed George Henry Armacost at the Hayden home in Oberlin Ohio. The ceremony featured southern smilax pink gladiolas and delphinium with Reverend W Gaylord James officiating. The bride wore blush pink satin with antique lace and gardenias. After the ceremony the couple sailed for a southern cruise and will join Columbia University later. Out of town guests included many relatives and friends from Ohio Maryland Michigan and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Verda Hayden
George Henry Armacoat
Baltimore
Samuel H. Hayden
East College Street
W. Gaylord James
John Schauwecker
Youngstown
Neva Swanson
Jane
Ellen Lancashire
Ann Hayden
M. C. McLay
Flint
Michigan
L. S. Hayden
Toledo
Audrey Hayden
Chicago
M. G. Hayden
Paul H. Douglas
Marvin Bower
Cleveland
Philip Ellenberger
Brecksville
John R. Stauwecker
Edward Kaulbach
Mrs W D Ferguson Hosts Tea for India Missionary
Mrs W D Ferguson entertained about forty guests at her South Professor street home in honor of Mrs Howard Hastings, a missionary of India on furlough. The gathering, largely from the Oberlin Women's Club Music Department, featured a tea yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Ferguson
South Professor Street
Howard Hastings
India
Oberlin Women’s Club
Senior Four-H Club Members Meet in Lorain County
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club members gathered at the Y M C A for an evening of games after a lengthy business session. They lowered age and experience requirements to admit 15 year olds with two years in four-H, and voted to meet every three weeks. A beach party is planned for July 7 with Ridgeville organizers. Committees were named for refreshments, stunts, and a fire wood project, and officer elections were set for July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ridgeville Town Hall
Merton Mason
Ridgeville
Alice Bird
Mary Frances Schriver
Belden
Margaret Burkley
Ruth Cook
Eaton
Ralph Hansenpflug
Brownhelm
Merton
Mrs Hastings Former Resident and Music Department Member
Mrs Hastings is identified as a former resident of West Lorain Street and a member of the music department.
Miss Melen Richards Returns Home For Summer
Miss Melen Richards, a Baldwin Wallace College student in Berea, has returned to her home for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melen Richards
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Forbes Visit Highlights Oberlin Centennial Celebration
Mr and Mrs William Forbes of Honolulu are in Oberlin at the L E Burgner home on Fast College street for the centennial celebration Both Forbes are Oberlin College graduates Mrs Russell Hopkins of Cincinnati visits Oberlin for Homecoming and helps care for her mother Mrs W G Edwards who is ill at her East College street home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Forbes
Honolulu
Oberlin
L. E. Burgner
Fast College Street
Mrs. Forbes
Oberlin College
Teachers to study at Ohio State University this summer
Miss Dorothy Bauer and Miss Hammond, high school teachers, plan to leave late this week for Columbus to study at Ohio State University during the summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bauer
Hammond
Columbus
Ohio State University
Garden club closes season with rose garden visit
Oberlin Women’s Club Garden department held its final meeting of the season Monday afternoon at Mrs. Ernest Yocom’s home. The group toured Mrs. Chapin’s rose garden on Woodlands Avenue and enjoyed a social hour afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women’s Club
Segg
Ernest Yocom
Chapin
Woodlands Avenue
Emma Morgan Visit With Kipton Friends on East College
Mrs Emma Morgan of Kipton is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs R W Allen on East College street according to a local society note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Morgan of
Kipton
R. W. Allen
East College Street
Barrick Family Visited Father in Smithfield Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Charles Barrick and their two sons visited his father in Smithfield Ohio over the weekend, sharing a family gathering and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barricklow and Sons
Smithfield, O
Oberlin Social Notes Highlight Local Family Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davey and children from Kent plan a weekend visit with Mrs Beckwith on West Lorain Street. Mrs. Hill of Rochester will attend the centennial in Oberlin and stay with W. P. Carruthers on Reamer Place. Shinn returns home to Morgan Street after a Detroit visit. Merle Christy and Akron family plan a weekend with W. C. Christy on Spring Street. Mrs. Hovey and Mrs. Foster were in Cleveland yesterday. Miss Blanche Kelly, Erie teacher, will return for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davey
Kent
Frank Beckwith
West Lorain Street
H. T. Hill
Rochester
N. Y
Oberlin
W. P. Carruthers
Reamer Place
Hill
Tank Hall
Mrs. Shinn
Mrs. Jones
Morgan Street
Detroit, Mich
Merle Christy
Akron
W. C. Christy
Spring Street
Blanche Kelly
Erie
Veterans budget clash threatens veto as Senate edges toward adjournment
The Senate presses a veterans relief bill, facing a potential presidential veto. Democratic leaders plan a joint resolution to extend current funding if veto occurs, risking a stalled adjournment. The Economy Act remains intact, allowing the president to cut compensation. Earlier, the Senate passed the fourth deficiency bill for $3.612 billion, mainly for public works, and sent it to conference with the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Roosevelt
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
House
Fourteen June Driver Drowns In Toledo Bridge Crash
Claude Willoughby age 49 a cab driver and father of four was drowned when his taxi plunged 40 feet through a bridge guard rail into Bwan Creek in Toledo. Authorities have not learned the crash cause and there were no witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Claude Willoughby
Bwan Creek
Niles Bank Reopens With $200,000 Deposit Incoming
In Niles Ohio the Niles Bank Company, successor to a closed institution, reopens and will receive a deposit of $200,000 on Thursday at the Niles Trust Company as part of its reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles, O
Niles Trust Company
Niles Bank Company
Four-H Club Members Enjoy County Games
Senior club members and younger 4 H members across the county had a good time during a session of suggested games. The seniors admitted they enjoyed playing the activities themselves and welcomed the chance to defend their fun with younger participants.
Democrats To Open Campaign Tomorrow Night
Democrats in Elyria plan the first three candidate mayoral primary as they convene at the V. F. W. Hall in Sharp Block Thursday at 8 P.M. Louis Beaumont, club secretary, says candidates will speak briefly. Incumbent Mayor W. H. Van Oster seeks a second term amid intra party criticism over city hall staffing and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Democrat Men's Club
V. F. W. Hall
Louis Beaumont
Elyria
Oral will filed in probate court for Skorupski woman
An oral noncupative will from Mrs. Skorupsk!, 62, made on her deathbed at 1318 West avenue, is filed in Probate Court. It directs $30 to a priest for Gregorian Masses, payment of debts, and bequest of remaining personal property to her son Frank. Witnesses Rev. Father Lawrence Budny and B. B. Bittner note the document is legal for personal property though unwritten and unsigned by the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Lawmakers Defeat Amendment in Night Session Battle
At a heated night session the proposal failed 61 to 49 as Taxation issues lingered. Taft led a coalition opposing highway bills and urged a road moratorium with limited nuisance taxes to balance the budget and ease unemployment. Debate shifted to budget items and social legislation remains alive for potential revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley A. Taft
Cleveland
House Finance Committee
Taft
Guyer
Hancock County
Lawrence
House
Highway Department
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors' Orphans’ Home
Xenia, O
Raymond G. Ingersoll
W. P. van Ness
Champaign County
Senate
Herner
Lloyd
Gunsett
Ketver
Lewis
NZ flier Mies Batten forced down near Karachi
New Zealand aviator Joan Batten, once forced down twice near Karachi, India, has abandoned plans for an England Australia trip for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Joan Batten
New Zealand
Karachi
India
Australia
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter and Live Poultry Report
Market steady for butter and dairy items with small variations. leghorn fowl and heavy fowl prices listed. Ohio New York and Pennsylvania potatoes priced per sack with U.S. No. 1 grades. Cleveland livestock section shows hogs steady to 10 cents lower with 160 to 306 lb weights. cattle steady to 25 cents lower. calves strong with wide price ranges. sheep active with substantial throwouts and steady to higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Walrus
New York
Pennsylvania
U.S
Market Rally Led by Rails and Oils From New York
New York stocks rallied above early losses within the first hour led by Union Pacific up to 114, Delaware & Hudson at 77 3 4 and New York Central at 36 7 8. Standard of New Jersey rose to 7 1 2, Steel Common to 57 1 4, American Telephone to 129 1 2, with gains seen in Allied Chemical, American Can, Du Pont, Case and Chrysler. Columbia Gas climbed to 26 1 2 while Radio Corporation and Western Union showed activity and firmness in communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
New York Central
Standard
New Jersey
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
American Can
du Pont
Case
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Radio Corporation
Western Union
Not Guilty Plea In Assault Case At Court House
Martin Cartman of Lorain pleaded not guilty to assault and battery when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro on a warrant sworn by tenant Mrs Fullsha Beverly. Cartman released on $100 bond pending trial. Ed Brandt of Lorain bound over to grand jury on $3200 bond for reckless driving after a collision on Diagonal Road injuring Patrolman Milton Obitts. The Citizens' Home and Savings Association sued Irma McGinty et al for $2922 on a promissory note. Foreclosure sought on Lorain property. John Vig awarded $200 against John Kovacs in Elyria for a fight on August 29, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Cartman
Lorain
Joseph Petro
Fullsha Beverly
Cartman
Ed. G. Brandt
Brandt
Diagonal
Milton Obitts
Citizens’ Home and Savings Association
Irma McGinty
John Vig
John Kovacs
Elyria
World trade conference minutes note new signatories
Number One urged subsidy reforms to aid trade and shipping while pledging effort for conference success. Chamberlain drew strong applause. MacDonald opened the session urging universal adherence to Roosevelt tariff truce, announcing four new signatories Holland Finland Denmark and Romania joining the original fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
MacDonald
Roosevelt
Holland
Finland
Denmark
Rumania
Columbus attorney found guilty of manslaughter
Harry L. Kidd, a 51 year old Columbus attorney, was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of 19 year old Josephine Gordon who was struck by Kidds automobile as she stepped from a street car on April 14. Sentence was deferred to allow the defense to file a motion for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harry L. Kidd
Josephine Gordon
Kidd
Leslie and Cunliffe Named at Bad Men Convention
Fred B. Leslie of Toledo is installed as Great Sachem and Clara Cunliffe of Murray City as Great Pocahontas at the Onto Improved Order of Bad Men and Its Auxili ary annual convention in Circleville Ohio. The 1934 meeting will be in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
Fred .B. Leslie
Toledo
Clara Cunliffe
Murray City
Onto Improved Order of
Columbus
Commodity prices: wheat corn oats listed
The record lists grain prices with grades and bid ranges. Wheat No 1 red and No 2 red, oats No 3 white and No 2 white, corn No 2 yellow with multiple price points.
Chicago market summary fails to settle grain and poultry prices
Chicago market report shows receipts for butter eggs and potatoes with varied price ranges. Poultry items list steady hen and turkey prices, while grain notes No 2 hard wheat and No 2 corn ranges. Several commodities like timothy and clover seed list per unit prices amid overall moderate activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leghorn Heng
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
North Carolina
Blis
Cobbblers
Michigan
Idaho
Timothy
Market Produce Prices From Local Grocery Listings
A price list shows asparagus per dozen bunches at 40 to 50 cents, beets by bunches at 10 cents, broccoli in 1-2 basket lots at 9 cents, cabbage sprouts in 10 lb baskets at 2 dollars and 9 cents, cauliflower lettuce baskets around 65 to 75 cents, kohl rabi by bunch, leeks by bunch, lettuce in various basket types mostly 25 cents, mustard greens in 10 lb baskets at 17 cents a pound, onions green per dozen bunches with prices around 60 to 70 cents, parsley and peas priced by basket with 49 to 50 cents typical, radishes by 2 dozen baskets around 20 to 25 cents, strawberries in 24 qt crates from 1.25 to 2.50, turnips per bunch around 5 to 10 cents, and turnip tops in 10 lb baskets about 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Leeberg
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Orion
Goodyeark Company
Elyria Savings & Trust
F. M
Sederis
Cam
Boy
Alitz Funeral
EHS
Humane Society
Oberlin Girl
Harry Hovey
Frank Foster
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland Grain
Baskets
Barnes Bros
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
eSree
Acme
Acme Iwette
Fiat
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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