Trustees Study Finances Of Students At Oberlin
At Oberlin College the semi annual Board of Trustees meeting focused on effects of a low mood on college income and student finances. A tentative 1982 33 budget was adopted and officials pledged efforts to secure funds. Sixteen trustees attended including E N Wilkins and Dr Dan Bradley. Also reports noted new appointments and leaves of absence in departments plus a search for two Elyria girls ended with their recovery in Sandusky.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Board of Trustees
Oberlin College
Normand Lockwood
Conservatory of Music
F. J. Lehman
Albert Stegman
Noah Hall
Gertrude C. Hintz
Root House
Ethel T. Brandon
Parsons House
White House
Delta Lodge
J. S. McLaughlin
Andrew Bongiorno
K. F. Williams
H. D. Bouman
Charles M. Hall
J. A. Humphreys
Clarence Ward
C. H. Yeaton
Herbert Harroun
G. W. Fiske
Charles W Jones
McLaughlin
J. W. Kurtz
Harroun
Montrose Phillips
Martha Messerly
E. N. Wilkins
Dan Bradley
Cleveland Cross
Alfred Horr
Cleveland
Edwin Brouse
Akron
James H. Causey
Rockford
Beatrice Daerschuk
Bronxville
N. Y
Clayton Fauver
Clarence Johnson
New York City
Henry T. Haskill
Kansas City
Amos McNairy
Manchester
Amos C. Miller
Charles B. Shedd
Chicago
Robert Millikan
Pasadena
California
Grove Patterson
Toledo
Lucien T. Warner
Bridgeport
Auto collision leaves two cars damaged in city area
Two automobiles sustained slight damage yesterday afternoon after Robert Bridgett of 348 Furnace Street turned left onto Furnace Street to enter his driveway and was struck by a vehicle driven by J. C. Hamner of 213 Bath Street.
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Robert Bridgett
Furnace Arrist
J. C. Hanmer
Bath Street
Bridgett
Furnace Street
Toledo Seeks Lower Gas And Telephone Rates
Toledo moves to secure blanket reductions in gas and telephone rates. A resolution will be sent to Governor White urging action within days for lower telephone charges. A sub committee will pursue lower gas rates and councilmen seek support from legislators for an extra session if needed. Toledo's gas charges average about 0.63 cents per 1,006 cubic feet.
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Toledo
White
Sad Anniversary For Lindberghs
ENGLEWOOD N J June 21 Tomorrow marks the second anniversary of Charles A Lindbergh Jr birth. His nursery is empty in the Sourland Hills home as Mrs Lindbergh and the colonel await the birth of a second child. Mrs Lindberghs birthday is June 26. The planned birthday celebration was lost to the kidnapping and murder of the child. The announcement of the 1930 birth at the Morrow home sparked global jubilation.
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Englewood
XN. J
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Lindbergh
Sourland Hills
Dwight W. Morrow
Lindberghs
Morrow Home Hare
Castor Oil Punishment Chosen Over Jail in Cleveland Case
Police Judge Alfred L. Steuer ordered Louis Gehringer 43, who violated a pledge and got drunk, to choose between 30 days in the workhouse or a half pint of castor oil. Gehringer opted for the castor oil to avoid jail. The judge warned that a future offense would earn a full pint.
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Cleveland, O
Alfred L. Steuer
Arunkeld
Louis Gehringer
Steuer
Tim
Gehringer
Oberlin Youth Honored At Yale
Yale University graduated its 231st class as Western students received top honors. Rufus Spaulding Day Jr of Cleveland won the Montclair scholastic cup and the Warren prize for highest scholarship Maynard Mack of Oberlin earned the $500 Alpheus Henry Snow prize for outstanding service to Yale.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
United States
James Raowl
Angell
Rufus Spaulding Day
Maynard Mack
Oberlin, Ohio
Alpheus Henre Snow
Yale
Dr Jaszi Seeks World State and Peace Path
Dr Oscar Jaszi spoke to Oberlin alumni on proposing roads to peace arguing that only historical methods can create lasting peace while national states become nuisances. He imagined a future world with a unified will, parliament, and a small international army and praised Gandhi movements in India. In Manila Lieut Elwell A Sanborn 26 California was killed when a bomb exploded prematurely from a small seater plane at about 1000 feet, the craft crashing.
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Oscar Jaszi
Oberlin
Jaszi
India
Kilis Flier
Manila
P. 1
Elwell A. Sanborn
California
Tax on checks puzzles city and county officials
Officials scramble as a federal two cent tax on checks begins. County Auditor C S Kelser and City Auditor A C Schilleman worry warrants issued from treasuries may escape, while Clerk of Courts Mabel Marsh fears public funds could lose money if exemptions aren’t granted. The clerk’s office expects hundreds of checks monthly, and the tax could reduce funds unless exemptions apply. awaiting attorney general ruling and city solicitor review suggests warrants may or may not be taxed.
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C. S. Kelser
A. C. Schilleman
Mabel Marsh
Schilleman
Howard R. Butler
Ivestigating
Ciy
City borrows from pension fund to cover operations
Elyria City Council approved borrowing 37,00 from the Police Pension Fund for three months to keep city operations running until the intangible tax distribution for the first half arrives. If the distribution check arrives this week the loan may be repaid. otherwise the general fund could be depleted. The loan carries 5 percent interest on 7,900 dollars, with expected distribution near 25,000 dollars.
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Elyria
A. C. Schilleman
Grange Masters And Lecturers Meet
Representatives from eight Lorain County Granges gathered at Carlisle Grange Hall for the Masters and Lecturers meeting. E J Leemhouts discussed taxation and transportation, noting half of 207 truck firms on Ohio roads are out of state and should help fund road upkeep. Frank Mason outlined fall inspection score cards and the Lorain County declamation contest set for August at Carlisle Grange Hall.
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Lorain County
Pomona
Carlisle
J. ©. George
The
Chronicle-Telegram
E. J. Leemhouts
Rochester
N. Y
Lesmhouts
Grange
Ohio
Frank Mason
Augusta
Carlisle Grange Hall
Sherman Mason
Arthur Fesler
E. A. Brandt
Ridgeville
Wellington
Old Glory
Grafton
Penfield
Oberlin
Hickory Tree
Councilman Snoble Excused From Meetings During Honeymoon
City Council votes to excuse Charles J. Snoble from last night and all future meetings until his return from his honeymoon in the West. Snoble wed Miss Donia Southam last Saturday as the town notes the couple begins a life together amid distant preparations of attar of roses in the near East villages.
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Charles J. Snoble
Snoble
Donia Southam
Europe Presses Arms Cuts Before U S War Debt Relief
Geneva June 31 An important Hoover message to Premier Herriot emphasized the United States will not consider relief of war debts until Europe makes progress in disarming. Washington planned to announce debt-relief relation to disarmament within hours. At Mont Blanc Cafe near Morgen Geneva, Gibson and French delegates discussed limits on land forces and urgent disarmament results.
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Geneva
Hoover
Dave Rallfeal
United States
Europe
Edouard Herriot
United Press
Washington
Mont Blanc Cafe
Morgen
Lausanne
Hugh Gibson
Norman H. Darig
Hlerricot
Joseph Paul Boucour
Cate
Gibson
America
Senior Prom To Be Held Tonight In Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio June 21 The senior prom ends Commencement week and closes four years of college as the class of 1952 participates for the last time. Reception at 9 45 p m. dancing from 10 to 2 with guests including President and Mrs Wilkins and several deans and faculty members. Also announced is a forthcoming year abroad for Professor Clarence Ward and family, sailing June 30 from New York on the Von Steuben to northern France and southern France for photography and travel.
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Oberlin. O
Allen Art Building
Wilkins
Dean
Cole
Bosworth
Dean Nash
Dean Klingedhager
Dean Love
Lend
Holmes
Ward
Hatch
Clarence Ward
Helen and
Champion
New York
von Steuben
Arthur Princeborn
France
Elyria Summer School Enrolls 33 Students
Elyria's summer school enters its second day with 33 pupils, 75 in the high school, 18 in the grade school. Six Elyria High teachers teach high school classes, two Jefferson School staff teach the grade grades, with a roster including Hofmann, Murphy, Kinder, Dusthim er, Smith, Remington, Solida, and Thompson. Sessions will run six weeks.
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Elyria
F. A. Dusthimer
Elyria High School
Jefferson School
Phillip Hofmann
Nancy Murphy
Mildred Kinder
Dusthimmer
Carl Smith
Gertrude Remington
Sylvia Solida
Grace Thompson
Police Surprise Elleria Boys In Cherry Tree Raid
Three Elyria youths aged 16 and 17 were surprised by police at 115 West River Street when cherry theft reports triggered the call. Officers took them home after noting they had jumped from a tree onto a garage roof and damaged the roof.
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Elyria
West River Street
Kraus Succeeds Nutt as Union Trust Chairman in Cleveland
Joseph R. Kraus aged 62 was elected chairman of the board of directors of the Union Trust Company of Cleveland today, succeeding Joseph R. Nutt who resigned after 31 years with the bank. Nutt, treasurer of the Republican National Committee, ends his executive ties June 30. Kraus, previously vice chairman, will lead alongside Wilbur M. Baldwin who remains president.
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Kraus
Joseph R. Nutt
Cleveland
Joseph R. Kraus
Union Trust Company of
Nutt
Republican National Committee
Union Trust
Wilbur M. Baldwin
Truck Driver Fined For Overloaded Vehicle
Wyant Stiverson, a truck driver, was fined 25 dollars and costs after being charged with driving an overloaded truck. He was arrested by deputy sheriffs on Route 24.
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Wyant Stiverson
Costes
Sheriifs
Brief Local Social News Roundup
The Thursday Comfort club meets at Mrs. Hattie Rogers's South Main home. Ward Mathews travels to Farisburg Virginia for several weeks. Mrs. Alice Whitney Doris and friend attend the Dirlam réunion in Wellington. Dr. and Mrs. W. G. James and Jean vacation two weeks at Bradley Beach New Jersey. Kindergarten Board of Trustees elects Carl D. Burtt president replacing L. E. Lord leaving for Europe. Miss Milliscent Hume returns home for summer. Miss Florence Fitch leaves for Pendle Hill Wallingford Pennsylvania for study. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gravit of Ann Arbor visit his parents in North Ralph Singleton studies summer session at Western Reserve for English PhD. Mrs. John Ward and Miss Sara Wilson of New York City visit Mrs. Robert Wilson of Elm Street. Miss Gladys Dawson D C 29 staffer at Associated Charities Cleveland spends weekend with Mrs. John Rodgers of South Cedar Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Yocom host guests this week. Mrs. Thomas Bowman Mrs. L. J. Spellerburg Mrs. P. E. Drumgold of Upper Sandusky and Carey. Myron Hume, studying theology in New York, vacationing at home.
Fire Protection To Be Furnished Carlisle Township
City and Carlisle township officials approved a six month intermunicipal contract for Elyria Fire Department service starting July 1 with Carlisle township paying $256. The plan limits calls outside the city to dangerous fires only and exempts responses during city emergencies. A report by Clayton Rhoads notes a spare tire theft on East avenue under the railroad.
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Carlisle Township
Elyria
Carsie Township
W. E. B. Notley
Howard R. Butler
East Avenue
New York Central
Clayton Rhoads
Bound Over To Grand Jury On Shooting Charge
Homer Williams, 33, was bound over to the grand jury on a shooting with intent to kill charge after arraignment in Justice J. Q. Petersons court. Bond set at 3500, Williams jailed if not posted. He declined to plead, arrested by Sheriff Clarence E. Adams in Fairview Village after alleged shot at Kenneth Hebebrand as he drove from a Wakeman girl's home. jealousy suspected by the sheriff.
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Homer Wiliams
Grand
J. Q. Petro
Williams
Clarence E. Adams
Fairview Village
Kenneth Hebebrand
LaGrange Road
Hebebrand
Wakeman
Adams
Court actions move on divorces and debts in local court
Yesterday in common pleas court Charles H. Fackler filed for divorce from Viola Fackler after 37 years, citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty, with a July 1895 marriage and a 34-year-old son. Other judgments include Masters versus Kocsany for 235.50, Clotz versus Duchoslaw for 508.64, Rowe divorce from Garrett Rowe, Kaiser and Worthington Company judgments, and a 1950s public service settlement of 1950.56 in various progressions.
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Flrst
Charles H. Fackler
Oberlin
Common Pleas Court
Viola Fackler
C. Q. Masters
Lizzie Kocsany
Philip Clotz
Lorain
Michael Duchoslaw
Carrie Rowe
Common Fleas Court
Garrett Ernest Rowe
Deaths in Amherst Area Include Thomas Young and Andrew Maurer
Thomas Young 76 died at his Church Street home Monday at 4 15 PM after a period of poor health. He served as village marshal and as a village council member and worked at Colson Company in Elyria before retiring. Survived by two sons, two daughters, ten grandchildren, a brother and a sister. Funeral at St Joseph's Church Thursday at 9 09 AM, burial in St Mary's Cemetery Elyria. Also noted are two year old James Arthur Tedrow drowned yesterday. services Wednesday at 3 30 PM from the Tedrow home, burial in Murray Ridge Cemetery. Andrew J Maurer 72 died at his sister's home on Ninth Street this morning after three months illness. Born January 1 1860 in Parma, he lived in Amherst Township and attended St Peter's Church. Survived by his sister Mrs Packoff. Funeral Thursday at Sudro Funeral Home, burial in Middle Ridge Cemetery.
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Thomas Young Amherst
Thomas Young
Church Street
Iung
Mr. Young
Amherst
Colson Company
Elyria
Clayton Young
William Young
Mable McDermott
Walter Bartlome
South Amherst
Young
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
St. Joseph’s Church
James Leischen
St. Mary's Cemetery
Tedrow
James Arthur Tedro
State Street
Arthur Tedrow
C. F. Wiseman
Murray Ridge
Andrew J. Maurer
H. O. Pankoff
Ninth Street
Parma
Ohio
Amherst Township
St. Peter's Church
Amiesrat
Packoff
Sudro
Middle Ridge
Cleveland Livestock and Produce Market Summary
Markets show steady to firm prices across hogs cattle calves sheep and butter eggs and poultry. Key items include hogs steady near 160-250 pounds and 84.25, cattle with steers 795-962 pounds at 6.26 to 7.00, heifers 680 pounds at 6.66, cows around 1 756 at 3.60, calves 650 steady with veal 37.00, lambs 600 steady around 7.75, butter 20 cents, eggs 12 to 13 cents, poultry fowls 12-13 cents, broilers 20-23 cents, and assorted vegetables and fruits with Maine Green Mt potatoes $1.10 per 100 pounds and Idaho russets $1.50 per 100 pounds.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Froduce
Maine
Idaho
Rates Compared Across Cities Spark Public Power Debate
A speaker presented rate comparisons between Elyria Norwalk and Cleveland to show higher local electric bills. He cited nine commercial nine power and five domestic cases, noting Elyria bills would be much lower elsewhere. He urged regional cooperation to pressure reform and cited letters from Kansas City Kansas and Missouri on municipal versus private generation.
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Norwalk
Cleveland
Elyria
Painesville
Logansport
Ind
Muscatioe
Iowa
Iola
Kansas
Columbus
Smith
Kansas City
Missouri
James D. Donovan
Department of Light Water and Power
Ctv
Steward Drowns Sandusky on Steamer Put-in-Bay
Coastguardsmen at Marblehead resumed search for William A. Portwood of Detroit steward of the Steamer Put-in-Bay after he either jumped or fell from the deck off Catawba Island en route from Sandusky to Detroit. Airplane search was conducted yesterday. The report notes steamer sailing history as ships sped up.
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Steward
Sandusky
Marblehead
William A. Portwood
Detroit
Put-in-Bay
Catawba Island
Two Men Arrested After Auto Crash in Elyria
Ray Newcomb of 428 East River Street pleaded guilty to intoxication after his car crashed into a tree at Cedar Street and Gracecourt. Jack Bryant of the same address pleaded not guilty. arraignment before Mayor W. H. Van Oster delayed Bryant’s trial.
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Elyria
Cedar Street
Gracecourt
Ray Newcomb
East River Street
W. H. van Oster
Jack Bryant
Newcomb
Bryant
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Castor
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South Main Street
Ward Mathews
Farisburg
Alice Whitney
Doris
Dirlam
W. G. James
Jean
Bradley Beach
N. J
Kindergarten Board of Trustees
Carl D. Burtt
L. E. Lord
Milliscent Hume
Alliances
Florence Fitch
Pendle Hill
Wallingford
Francis Gravit
Ann Arbor, Mich
W. F. Gravit
North Main Street
Ralph Singleton
Western Reserve
John Ward
Sara Wilson
Robert Wilson
Elm Street
Gladys Dawson
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South Cedar Avenue
Ernest Yocom
Thomas Bowman
L. J. Spellerburg
P. E. Drumgold
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Grand Jury
W. B. Thompson
George Worthington Company
L. P. Kaiser Company
William Fitzgibbon
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John Chambers
Rolland N. Blaine
Jeannette T Blaine
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A. R. Webber
Ohio Public Service Company
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Best
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Lodi
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Second St
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O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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