Ohio Home Owners Bank to appoint Brunner manager
Washington June 29 Henry Brunner Mansfield Democratic leader will supervise distribution of relief funds to Ohioans facing mortgage foreclosures as manager of the Ohio Home Owners Loan Banks. The five branch offices will be in Columbus Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati and Akron with sub offices at Youngstown Canton Dayton and Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio Home Owners’ Loan
Charles Stevenson
Cincinnati
Brunner
Ohio
Home Loan Bank Board
Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Akron
Youngstown
Canton
Dayton
Springfield
Thomas E Dye
Urbana
Walter McCaleb
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Disabled Vets Favor 8st Pacl For Convention
Disabled American Veterans may hold the 1934 convention in St Paul Minnesota. At the 1933 convention business session the time and place committee unanimously recommended St Paul. Joseph W. McQueen of Kansas City was named as leading candidate for national commander to succeed William Conley, with A B Powell Birmingham M A Harlan El Paso and Owen A Galvin Minneapolis also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Minnesota City
Joseph W. McQueen
Kansas City
William Conley
A. B Powell
Birmingham
M. A. Harlan
el Paso
Tex
Owen A. Galvin
Minneapolis
Suit Seeks Foreclosure Over Avon Lake Property
E. Floyd Fish of Cleveland filed suit naming Central United National Bank of Cleveland and City Land and Mortgage Company of Cleveland as defendants. He seeks foreclosure of Avon Lake property to satisfy a judgment for 1042 dollars assigned to him, with the petition noting the defendants have interests in the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Fish
Cleveland
Central United National Bank of
City Land and Mortgage Company of
Avon Lake
Extinguish Grass Fire Near Bell Avenue
Firemen put out a grass fire on Bell Avenue east of the B and O Railroad around 2 pm yesterday. Sparks from a locomotive were reported to have started the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Avenue
Warn Against Invasion Of Insects Threat to corn from chinch bug invasion
State entomologist T. H. Parks issues a circular urging vigilance over chinch bugs migrating for three weeks. Spring barley and spring wheat attract the insects, which can be kept out of corn with ground barriers using creosote or tar. County agent C. I Hummel provides barrier construction details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Parks
C. I Hummel
Divorce Actions Dismissed In Prevacation Clean-up
A surge of divorce cases slated for trial this week was trimmed as eight actions were dismissed recently by Assignment Commissioners J. C. Jackson and Charles Herman. Dismissed cases include Julia Hudek versus John, Ida Barckert versus Herman, Anna Dallasthis versus Louis, Susan Christensen versus Holger, Mayme Ursem versus Martin, Helen Leonard versus Mathew, Grace Olsen versus Martin, and Florence Whitney versus George Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jackson
Charles Herman
Julia Hudek
John
Ida Barckert
Herman
Anna Dallasthis
Louis
Susan Christensen
Holger
Mayme Ursem
Martin
Helen Leonard
Mathew
Grace Olsen
Florence Whitney
George Whitney
New York Plans 6 Percent Cap on Utilities Profits
Albany June 23 The Public Service Commission will cap profits of gas and electric utilities at 6 percent. Companies earning more will face rate reductions and emergency rates if needed. The move aims to save consumers money and lengthens one year for potential permanent rate adjustments after review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
New York State
Public Service Commission
United Press
George R Lunn
Lunn
Colburn Named Chairman Of Parade In Elyria Centennial
J C George named chairman of publicity for the Elyria Centennial parade. George Colburn was chosen to head the parade committee and select assistants. Colburn is a longtime resident active in Spanish War veterans and Kiwanis. No date set yet. acts pending mail confirmations and July timing. contact Colburn with any ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. George
Elyria
George
Jim
Heren
George Colburn
Colburn
Colburn Has Been A Resident of Our Fair City
Kiwanis Club
Billy
Dea
George Celburn
Pound Sterling Surges Against Dollar in World Conference
London reports the pound sterling skyrocketed in European exchange trading as the World Economic Conference faced a grave crisis over stabilization. It opened at 4.36 1 2 dollars, peaked at 4.41, then moved to 4.40 3 4 and 4.39 3 4 by 2 50 P M, while the French franc held steady and the Dutch guilder weakened slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Death notice for Alta M. Reefy services Friday
Funeral services for Miss Alta M. Reefy will be held Friday afternoon at four o'clock at the family home 330 West Third Street. Burial will be in Ridgehill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta M. Reefy
West Third Street
Ridgehill Memorial Park
Longtime Lorain resident George A. Lingle dies at 1114 Tenth
George A. Lingle, a National Tube Co. veteran and Lorain resident for 35 years, died at his home after a short illness. Born August 5 1867 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania he served as a stationary engineer until pensioned last April. Survived by wife Anna daughter Mrs. Morris Nesbit of Elyria four grandchildren brother Thomas of Harrisburg sister Mrs. Ida Francis of Michigan. Services Friday at 2 30 pm at home followed by Scientist Church rites. Interment in Elmwood under Wickens Memorial direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Lingle
National Tube Co
Lorain
Tenth Street
Mr. Lingle
Harrisburg
Penna
Anna
Morris Nesbit
Elyria
Knights and Ladies of Security
First Church of Christ Scientist
Thomas
Ida Francis
Michigan
Lingle
Scientist
Wickens Memorial
Elmwood
Canton Depositors to Get Dividend
Canton Ohio June 29 A 10 percent dividend totaling about 400000 will be paid Saturday to depositors of the Dime Savings Bank announced today by Charles W Kreig president. The sum is the second dividend since the bank reopened February 14 and was not slated for release for another month. The early payment followed increased business and industrial activity in the Canton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Dime Savings Bank
Charles W. Kreg
Kreig
Wheat Prices Open With Irregular Trading On Chicago Board
Chicago June 29 Wheat prices opened irregular on the Chicago Board of Trade. July wheat stood at 839 1 2 cents, down a quarter cent. December delivery rose to 95 1 4 cents, while September traded between a quarter point loss and a quarter cent gain. May wheat slipped 1 8 cent to 99 1 8 cents. All corn deliveries were fractionally lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Unemployed marchers leave Columbus in 300-vehicle procession
Two columns of unemployed marchers departed the Coliseum at the State Fair Grounds on Wednesday afternoon. They were escorted to the Marion county line northward and to Brighton in Clark County westward by Franklin County deputy sheriffs. About 300 marchers left after the city supplied gasoline for 27 automobiles.
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Columbus
Coliseum
State Fair Grounds
Marton County
Brighton
Clark County
Franklin County
Earthquake Hits Kingston Jamaica Delivers No Damage
A sharp earthquake occurred in Kingston Jamaica at 845 AM today with no damage reported. The report mentions the Jaeso as used by ancient Mexicans and Peruvians before the arrival of Europeans, and Ecuador as the original and still chief source of the rama hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Ecuador
Death Summons Mrs Caldwell
Abrs Pina Caldwell 16 died at home in Oberlin after year of illness. Born Terre Haute Indiana, she lived in Virginia West Virginia Ohio and Oberlin for 22 years. Member Mt Zion Baptist Church. Survived by four children Samuel Raymond Allan a Brow n sister Blanch Spotts and five brothers. Funeral Saturday 2 PM at Mt Zion Baptist Church. Burial Westwood Cemetery under J B Moore.
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Oberlin
Pina Caldwell
Groveland Street
Mrs. Caldwell
Terre Haute
Ind
Virginia
West Virginia
Cleveland
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Samuel
Raymond
Allana
Ashldred Brown
Elyria
Blanch Spotts
Columbus
Robert
LeRoy
Walter
Basil Craighead
Westwood Cemetery
J. B. Moore
Miss Alexander Weds Kenneth Worcester
Miss Elizabeth Alexander daughter of Mrs Helen K Alexander of North Main Street and Kenneth Worcester son of Erwin Worcester of College Place were married Tuesday in Erie Pennsylvania. Rev David K Allen D D from Edinburgh Scotland performed the ceremony. The couple went to Niagara Falls on a short wedding trip and will return to Oberlin in a few days. BRIEFS William E Wright and daugh-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Alexander
Helen K. Alexander
North Main Street
Kenneth Worcester
Erwin Worcester
College Place
Erie
David K. Allen
Edinborough
Scotland
Presbyterian Church
Cadiz
Niagara Falls
Oberlin
Demand Removal of General Hines
Delegates at the 13th annual national convention of disabled American veterans in Cincinnati call on President Roosevelt to dismiss Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines, director general of the U.S. Veterans' Bureau, and assistant J. C. O’Roberts, in a resolution from Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Frank T. Hines
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Department of Minnesota
Roosevelt
Gen. Hines
J. C. O'Robberts
Carnera and Sharkey Weigh In for MSG Title Bout
BULLETIN NEW YORK June 29 Primo Carnera weighed 260 1 2 pounds and champion Jack Sharkey 201 when examined today for tonight's 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden. Carnera was lighter than had been expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Primo Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Fach
California DRS Fight Repeal Vote
In Los Angeles on June 29 prohibitionists filed suit to overturn California's repeal vote. Richard S. M. Cannon, son of Bishop James Cannon Jr., and Rev. Frank G. H Stevens won a temporary injunction stopping the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors from canvassing the result until a July 5 hearing on a permanent injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Superior Court
Richard S. M. Cannon
James Cannon
Frank G. H Stevens
Santa Monica Methodist Episcopal Church
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Visitors and Locals Share Weekend Visits Across Town
Margaret of Booth Professor Street has returned from Chicago's World Fair. Donald Metcalf, son of Mrs. Ralph Mills, visits his aunt, Mrs. Walter Hess, in Clinton New York for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morgan of Glendale California visit friends here and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. KE Yeamann on Morgan Street. Former residents Morgan also from Lorain. Elver Grills and son Richard and Guy Thrower Jr visited The Old Homestead near Huron yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Margaret
Booth Professor Street
Chicago
Donald Metcalf
Ralph Mills
Mrs
Walter Hess
Clinton, N. Y
Roy Morgan
Glendale
Calif
KE. J. Yeamann
Morgan Street
Mrs. Morgan
Lorain
Elver Grills
Richard
Guy Thrower, Jr
Huron
Wigton Family and Harold Gibson Visit Vermulio on the Lake
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wigton and their children plus Harold Gibson spent yesterday afternoon and evening at Vermulio on the Lake, enjoying a quiet family outing with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Wigton
Harold Gibson
Vermulio-on-the-Lake
Oberlin outing on Sandusky Bay concludes day of fishing
Mr and Mrs Lee Rowe and family spent yesterday at the lake near Huron. A group of twenty two Oberlin business men enjoyed an outing yesterday on Sandusky Bay. They left Oberlin in the morning for Sandusky where they rented a launch and spent the day fishing in the bay returning to Oberlin last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Rowe
Lake
Huron
Oberlin
Sandusky Bay
Sandusky
Up ton family heads to Georgian Bay for summer
Professor and Mrs. W. T. Upton and their daughter travel to Georgian Bay in Canada to spend the summer. Mrs. C. A. Nelson accompanies them for the seasonal retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Upton
C. A. Nelson
Georgian Bay
Canada
Webb Family Reunion Trip to Meadville Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs Dick Webb and her mother left Thursday for Meadville Pennsylvania to attend a Webb family reunion. They will also tour Pennsylvania before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Webb
Meadville
Webb
Pennsylvania
Man’s skin turns white after eating jungle nut in medical study
A 90 pound man described as a Martian Negro entered Northwestern University medical clinic to test if race can change color. Doctors used ultraviolet rays and photographed eye pigmentation while chemists studied his nut, claimed to be from the Haitian backlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern University Medical School
Ysme and
Dauphin
Ellis Island
T. K. Lawless
E. F. Addenbrooke
Lawless
Northwestern University
Sanford Gifford
Addenbrook
Council anxious to open Cascade Park pool this week
City Council members, meeting as a committee of the whole, discuss opening the Cascade Park swimming pool under supervision amid hot weather. They seek funds to hire guards and may aim to open Saturday if plans and money align.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Stock market closes with irregular gains and losses
In New York on June 29 irregular trading followed a weak wheat dip and a shifting dollar as volume stayed heavy. Standard brands rose to 29 from 24 7 X. Main movers included Commercial Investment Trust McKesson Robbins National Dairy Products Warner Brothers Deere American Ice. Owens Illinois fell 1 4, then rebounded. Delaware Lackawanna & Western led rail shares with a 2 1 4 point rise to 9 1 2, a yearly high. Utilities rose moderately while Steel edged up to about 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commercial Investment Trust
McKesson & Robbins
National Dairy Products
Warner Brothers, Deere & Company
American Ice
Owens Illinois Glass
National Dist
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Steel Common
Dog Racing Bill Recommended For Passage In Ohio
COLUMBUS O June 29 The Handley Bill to legalize and tax dog racing in Ohio today was recommended for passage by the taxation committee of the House of Representatives. The bill sponsored by Senator W E Handley Rep Cincinnati passed the senate. The House committee approved it by a 16 to vote. Legalize and tax this form of racing and you will produce 250 000 to 300 000 in revenue annually to the state under present conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Taxation
House of Representatives
W. E. Handley
Cincinnati
Senate
House Committee
Handley
Carey
Lucas
Carney
Cuyahoga
Curtis
Dunn
Tuscarawas
Frick
Seneca
Scioto
Gradison
Hamilton
Lehmann
Sandusky
Niswanger
Montgomery
O'Neill
Summit
Roberts
Stark
Ward
Wenroe
Wilkins
Lake
Goodwin
Butler
Cassidy
Buckeye Specimens Sent for Field Museum Analysis
Four small buckeye seeds were sent to the Field Museum for classification and analysis, with details of origin and purpose not fully disclosed. The move aims to clarify species lineage and potential historical uses documented in local collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Museum
Cleveland Markets Report Including Eggs and Hogs
Markets show steady live pullay poultry and hogs with steady prices, mixed cattle tone, calf values around 60 to 200 dollars, and varied potato and grain quotes across Michigan and U.S. sources. Rice? Wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hueldover
Grain prices and bids for Wheat Corn and Oats
No. 1 red wheat offered at 94 and 95 1 2 cents, with bids at 95 1 2 96 1 2a. Corn lists No. 3 yellow 36G and No. 2 yellow 56 1/2c. Oats show No. 3 white 45 3/4 to 46 1/4c and No. 2 white 48 1/4 to 46 3/4c.
Chicago Butter Quotations and Futures Report
Chicago June 24 butter quotations show receipts of 10 3878 tubs creamery specials at 25 25 1/4 to 25 1/2 cents with extras at 24 1/2 to 24 3/4 cents and faults at 21 1/2 to 22 1/2 cents. Futures and fresh standards for June 24 follow.
Questionable Passage of Handley Dog Racing Bill
The Handley Dog Racing Bill passed the Senate after a protracted fight. state revenue from its provisions was estimated at 250900 annually. In the House a resolution seeks probe of Professor Henry F Walradt’s lobbying for a state income tax, introduced by Rep Willis D Gradison. The Waldvogel Bond Bill was scheduled for a Senate vote after repeated amendment attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Henry F. Walradt
Columbus
Ohio State University
Willis D. Gradison
Cincinnati
Walradt
Interference by Whites in Tropics Raises Population Claim
A historical assertion states that White interference in Tropical Africa and Asia has caused a population increase among dark skinned peoples over the past century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Asia
Market Prices for Grains and Feeds in Cleveland Listings
Quotations furnished by the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange show Corn Wheat and Oats prices per bushel and mill feeds and hay per ton. Prices cover Clover No 1 medium red Corn No 3 yellow WHEAT No 1 red OATS No 3 white hay timothy mixed and alfalfa with cutting values and flour milling rates for jobbing orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Timothy
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Broad St
Real Cleaners
Washington Ave
Parade
By Jim Armitage
Reefy Funeral
Jamaic
South Phassam
Alexander
William E. Wright and
Daugh
Bulletin
Carnera
Sharkey
DRS
Max’s
Cedar & Broad
Capitol Theatre
U.S
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Cleveland Grain
Frage
the Inland Loan Company
33 Century
E. W. Lehots
O'Donnell's
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Jas. A. Hewitt
Conservatory
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