Penney Hails May Sales Rise as He Visits Elyria Store
J C Penney founder and chairman visits Elyria for meetings with 15 club store managers. He waits on customers to discuss growing sales across 1580 stores nationwide and notes May sales hit new highs, signaling favorable business outlook. Penney, 42 years in merchandising, plans farm visits and talks with local officials. He owns five farms with Percheron horses and cattle.
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J. C. Penney Company
J. C. Penney
Penney
United States
Elyria
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Mr. Penney
William B. Murray
Wellington
Murray
Extensive Program For Horsemen Field Day At Wellington
A comprehensive agenda for the horsemen's field day and picnic is set for Sunday at the Wellington Fair Grounds under the Northern Draft Horse Association. Events include pony races, horse pulling contests, a husband calling contest for women, and other activities starting at 10 30 A M. The piece notes anticipated federal expenditures for the fiscal year ending June 30 well above nine billion dollars.
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Wellington
Fair Grounds
Owsorship
Northern Draft Horse Association
Couple Paid 50 For Baby In Controversial Adoption
Cleveland authorities await Dr. John W. Tippie to answer charges of illegal child placing in a $50 baby sale case involving mother Isabelle Farrell and the Pittsburgh couple Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sesan. The Sesans say they acted in good faith and planned to adopt Tonita Estelle after paying for maternity costs.
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Cleveland
John W. Tippie
Belle Plaine
Pittsburgh
Isabelle Farrel
Ohio
Don Harmon
Tippie
Herman Sesan
Tonita Estelle
Toni
Fraudulent Job Insurance Checks Warned In Elyria
The Elyria Bureau of Unemployment Compensation office issued a warning against cashing job insurance checks for strangers without proper identification. G Scott Kallenbaugh noted multiple stolen and fraudulent checks and said investigators are pursuing cases to prosecute violations.
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Elyria
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
G. Scott Kallenbaugh
Bureau
Kallenbaugh
Ohio
Oberlin Notes From June Weekend Update
Reverend and Mrs J A Richards plan a Maine summer trip with daughter Mrs Chalmer J Roy and son David from Baton Rouge. Jeanette Berg begins a two week vacation at Peoples Bank. Emogene Hunt visits Maine for a month. Don Gibson returns from Wauwatosa after wedding of Richard Davis and Marian Ruth Sprague. Fire on South Park Street caused by oil stove with slight damage. Ray Grocott and Frances Parke take a southern motor trip as Mrs Rose Grocott joins Newark Arkansas return. Jolly Cooks 4 H Club held meeting at Mrs Don Bryant's. three new members joined and next meeting set for June 28.
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Oberlin
J. A. Richards
First Church
Maine
Chalmer J. Roy
David
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Jeanette Berg
Peoples Banking Co
Emogene Hunt
Dr. Trufant
Don Gibson
W. Lorain Street
Wauwautosa
Wisconsin
Oberlin Conservatory
Richard Davis
Marian Ruth Sprague
Julia Davis
South Park Street
Ray Grocott
Frances Parke
Rose Grocott
Newark
Arkansas
Jolly Cooks 4-H Club
Don Bryant
Oberlin Notes and Local Appointments
Miss Esther Howe of Shorter College Georgia visits Oberlin for the Summer session and is a former Oberlin College student. Conrad LeBerge of West College street plans to depart July 2 to start business in California. Mr and Mrs Ezra Yaggy and son Leon from W Lorain street spent Sunday at Beulah Beach visiting Mrs Yaggy’s sister Mrs Tomson and family. The annual union Missionary meeting of the Woman's societies will be at the James Brand House with First Church ladies hosting. weather permitting it will be on the lawn, otherwise in the James Brand House.
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Shorter College
Georgia
Oberlin
Miss Howe
Oberlin College
Conrad LeBerge
West College Street
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
California
Ezra Yaggy
Leon
W. Lorain Street
Beulah Beach
Union Missionary
Woman's Societies
James Brand
Ladies of First Church
Probation for Lorain man in mother support case
Joe Curcillo of Lorain was placed on probation by Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley with a requirement to pay 3 dollars monthly toward his mother’s support. He has seven children and had been receiving assistance for his family. Prosecutor Howard R. Butler said Curcillo assumed responsibility after his mother was brought from Italy about a year ago.
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Joe Curcillo
Lorain
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Curcillo
Howard R. Butler
Italy
Lorain Hotel Manager Pleads Guilty in Gambling Case
Morena is manager of the Colonial Hotel in Lorain and pleaded guilty to keeping a place where gambling was permitted. He was arraigned before Judge Guy B Findley and case set for July 11 sentencing. Other indicted defendants Fritz Bauer John A Collins and Max and Louis Jacobs also pleaded not guilty and remain free on bond.
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Lawrence Morena
Colonial
Lorain
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Morena
Lorain County
Fritz Bauer
Elyria
John A. Collins
Sheffield Lake
Max and
Louis Jacobs
Paroled convict to plead guilty to murder charge
Daniel M. Kent a 32 year old scar faced hitchhiker recently paroled from Southern Michigan prison was brought to St Johns Michigan for arraignment prepared to plead guilty and face life imprisonment He admitted killing Detroit 611 promoter George G Hall after Hall gave him a ride saying I needed the dough so I shot him Police said Kent received ten dollars a wrist watch and a ring for the murder Kent was captured in Grand Rapids after Ruby Doty identified his photo in the state police gallery in East Lansing
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ST. Johns
Mich
Daniel M. Kent
Detroit
Kent
Southern Michigan
Grand Rapids
George G. Hall
Ruby Doty
Hall
Reggae
East Lansing
Taxation Talk Advocate Says Public Should Understand Services
In defending sound taxation for schools, highways and state institutions, Holt urged an educational program for the public. He warned against the view that taxation is evil and urged officials to help the public grasp taxes' link to services. Holt criticized taxing public securities and noted little logic in taxing public salaries or tax exempt bonds as tax dodging.
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Holt
Congress
Body Found Near Sherman Crossing in Barbert on Erie Freight Fall
The body of Bert Davis, 33, Spencerville, O, killed yesterday after apparently falling from an Erie freight train in Sherman, was returned home. He died from a fractured skull and had visited relatives in Akron.
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Barberton
Bert Davis
Spencerville
Erie
Sherman
Akron
Farm Women Plan To Attend Camp Crag In Medina County
Lorain County farm women and Four-H Club members prepare for camp at Camp Crag in Medina County next month. Miss Frances Eckert, county agent, says junior and senior periods run July 9–12 and July 12–16, with Rural Homemakers includes July 23–27. Camp, 67 acres near Brunswick, is owned by the Medina Y M C A and will host extension workers, a nurse and director Eunice Teal Kochheiser.
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Lorain County
Camp Crag
Medina County
Frances Eckert
Miss Eckert
Lorain
Medina
Summit
Wayne
Cuyahoga
Holmes
Huron
Wyandot
Eunice Teal Kochheiser
Brunswick
Medina Y. M. C. A
County board member balks at extra salary funds
Davidson notes lack of funds and refuses to vote for additional department salary allowances once current money is exhausted. He warns department heads may payout their entire salaries, but he will not approve new funds this year.
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Davidson
Stock brokerage scandal ties to murder affidavit
The report outlines Dr. Smith's stock market margin activity with Fenner and Beane, posting 214000 in state bonds then 375000 in LSA bonds as margins. He closed out June 20 with a 100000 check via intermediary James M. Brown. A baby’s body was found near Clyde Ohio after a kidnapping report. The LSA board named E S Richardson to replace Dr. Smith and a grand jury may be summoned after July 4.
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Smith
Commodities Exchange Corporation
Charles E. Fenner
Fenner and Beane
James M. Brown
Death of Mrs Louise Moss 61 in Lorain County
Mrs Louise Moss age 61 of South Maple street Lorain died yesterday afternoon at Coburn Rest Home Amherst. Born in Sheffield in 1878 she lived all life in Lorain County. Survived by five brothers Frank Albert Leo Burgett Elyria Joseph Charles Of Cleveland two sisters Mrs Jack Crawford Willoughby Mrs Charles Snyder Elyria and a grandson Thomas Virant Lorain. Body at Wickens Memorial Lorain with calling hours to be announced tomorrow. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Louise Moss
South Maple Street
Coburn
Amherst
Funeral Services for Mrs Lena Berg in Amherst
Funeral services for Mrs Lena M Berg wife of Carl Berg of Leavitt road will be held at the late home at 1 30 and at St Peter's Evangelical Re formed church Amherst at 2 burial in Cleveland avenue cemetery Amherst The body lies at the Leavitt road home Mrs Berg died at Amherst Hospital Sunday night survivors include her husband two sons Harole and Walter at home three grandchildren her mother Mrs Minnie Stark of Amherst two sisters Mrs Ed Stang of Elyria and Mrs Earl Dellefield of Parma and two brothers William Stark of Elyria and Frank Stark of Amherst
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Lena M. Berg
Carl Berg
Leavitt Road
St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
Amherst
Cleveland Avenue
Berg
Amherst Hospital
Harole
Walter
Minnie Stark
Ed Stang
Elyria
Earl Dellefield
Parma
William Stark
Frank Stark
Mrs Julia Outerbacher Rites Planned After Valley City Death
Julia Outerbacher aged 58 of Valley City died at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday at 4 10 pm. She leaves three sons John Elyria Oliver Cleveland and Rupert Valley City a brother John Wolf Cleveland and brothers Charles and Henry Wolf Valley City and sister Elizabeth Klein Valley City. Waite Funeral Home will transfer her body to the late home this evening. Funeral services are set for 2 38 pm Thursday at Zion Lutheran Church Valley City with Rev Lamprecht officiating. Burial will follow in Valley City.
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Julia Outerbacher
Valley City
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John
Elyria
Oliver
Cleveland
Rupert
John Wolf
Charles
Henry Wolf
Elizabeth Klein
Waite
Zion Lutheran Church
Lamprecht
Change in date for Lorain County World’s Poultry Congress meeting
The Lorain County World’s Poultry Congress committee announced a postponement from Thursday to Friday night. The meeting will be in the People's Bank directors’ room at Oberlin where committeemen must turn in unsold affiliate memberships as their sale ends after July 1.
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Lorain County World’s Poultry Congress Committee
People’s Bank
Oberlin
Mashed Potato Marvels and Luncheon Ideas
A reader lists inventive uses for mashed potatoes including beehive style mounds with onion rings and butter, tomato topped bakes, and cheese additions. Also suggests pancakes with grated carrots and peas in white sauce as a luncheon main dish. Other notes touch on France, Carthage and Vatican rooms plus a plan to electrify railways.
Race Against Time On Relief Bill
The Senate moves to pass a 1.735 billion relief appropriation before year end to prevent 2,989,000 relief clients from losing benefits. Barkley says act could become law by July 1, while administration opposes a 350 million Public Works fund and praises Roosevelt lending program. Senate subcommittee restores some WPA funding and theatres with local sponsor requirements.
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Washington
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Appropriations Committee
Barkley
Public Works Administration
Fireworks Display Assured for Crippled Children
Gates Hospital for Crippled Children has a fireworks display planned for next Tuesday night. Police Chief E J Stankard issued the annual permit at the hospital's request to brighten the holiday for the children. The chief noted this is Elyria's only permit issued for fireworks and warned that unpermitted fireworks are illegal.
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the Gates
E. J. Stankard
Elyria
WPA Bill Reforms Include Employment Target and Need Basis
The proposal outlines $1.602 billion for employing about 2.5 million people next year and shifts WPA funds to be allocated by need rather than unemployment and population. Local sponsors would contribute 25 percent of project costs monthly. The plan eases house rules requiring a 60 day vacation after 18 months and favors those with nine months in relief.
Chicago Markets Report Mixed Farm Prices June 27
Chicago market notes show unsettled butter receipts totaling 1 282 165 pounds and egg receipts at 25 598 cases with steady prices for fresh graded and extra firsts. Car lots and storage packed firsts are listed with varying scores and quotes, reflecting mixed demand across butter and eggs.
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Chicago
lHaye
Elevation price snapshot for grains and track prices
Grain prices include Wheat No 2 red at 75c, Corn No 2 yellow at 94 cents, Oats No 2 white at 36 to 36.5c, Rye No 2 at 65.3c. Track prices show Wheat No 2 red at 7.1c, Corn No 2 yellow around 49 to 49.12c, Oats No 2 white about 32.5c to 35c, with variations noted for different grades.
Market Produce and Livestock Quotations Continued
Unemployment continues to decline in Belgium as markets reflect steady agrarian price movements. The page notes ongoing quotations for produce and livestock while referencing language quirks and the absence of direct yes or no terms in Chinese.
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Belgium
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