Firemen Answer Alarms in Four Hours
Three fires in three hours kept Hose Company busy yesterday afternoon. Grass fires at 338 East Bridge Street and at F Neuworth’s Lake Avenue orchard caused scorch marks but no structural damage. A third blaze at Grant Company store, 323 Broad Street, was started by a discarded cigar on rags in a basement.
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Hose Company
East Bridge Street
F. Neuworth
Lake Avenue
Neuworth
Sam Wurst
Wurst
Grant Company
Broad Street
No Electric Bills for February in Norwalk
Norwalk officials announce all February electric bills for municipal power plant patrons are paid in full. The city utility shows a surplus around $100,000 and remittances to domestic and commercial customers will total over $9,000 to ease citizens debt load amid current bank conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
M. G. Irwin
Money Order Rush Dwarfs Yearly Elyria Total
The Elyria post office money order department processed a single day volume greater than the entire year's business from 25 years ago. Postmaster R B Lersch said several large money orders were cashed and others purchased to meet all demands.
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Elyria
R. B. Lersch
Lersch
Y Indus Club explores deaf education methods
Mrs Marvy Spoerl, teacher of the local class for deaf children, explained education approaches to Y Indus Club members. She was joined by several students who demonstrated their learning methods. The club began its ping pong tournament to decide the championship and announced that newly elected members will be chosen at next Tuesday’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Marvy Spoerl
Malt Tax Sparks Dealer Fear In Ohio Hearing
A hearing before the Ohio House taxation committee heard A G Riesenberg of Cincinnati representing the Ohio Malt Dealers oppose a five cent per pound malt tax in the Krickenberger Bill. He warned the tax would cripple malt businesses, suggesting a two cent per pound levy could raise about 600000 annually while allowing dealers to stay in business.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Ohio
A. G. Riesenberg
Cincinnati
Krickenberger
Riegenberg
Riesenberg
Ford's Missing Secretary Found in Traverse City
Ernest G. Liebold, Henry Ford's missing secretary and fiscal agent, was found resting in a Traverse City hotel room after a days long search. He said he fled to escape exhaustion from his demanding work amid Ford reorganizing two Detroit banks. He drove from Dearborn to Greenbush then to Traverse City, arriving yesterday morning.
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Traverse City
Mich
Ernest G. Liebold
Henry Ford
Ford
Siebold
Detroit
W. 8. Sampson
Liebold
Michigan
Dearborn Laboratories
Ford Motor Company
Greenpush
Elyria High to Present Londondeiry Air Play
Elyria High School students will stage Londondeiry Air tomorrow morning at the high school auditorium. The performance, priced at 35 cents, serves as a local presentation and final rehearsal for the play contest, with hopes of winning first prize after last year’s success at Hiram College.
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Elyrians
Elyria High School
Hiram College
Londondeiry Air
Hiram
Kiwanis Club to Hear Mrs Spoerl On Deaf Class Work
Mrs J F Spoerl a teacher for deaf children in Elyria public schools will speak at the Kiwanis meeting tomorrow at the Hotel New ell. She will describe the class work organized about two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Spoerl
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Fire damages car in Elyria arson-like blaze
Firemen blamed a backfire through the carburetor of Mrs. Anna Sorrensen’s automobile at 109 Wurst Court for causing a noon today blaze that caused slight damage to the vehicle.
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Anna Sorrensen
Wurst Court
Elyria
Gas producer speaks at Hi Y Club meeting
C. A. McMillen, local gas producer, spoke on the oil and gas business during the Senior Hi Youth Club gathering at the YMCA last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. McMillen
Increase in Auto Sales in Lorain County
Records from the county clerk show a rise in new automobile sales. Last month there were 75 cars and 9 trucks sold compared with 65 cars and 8 trucks in January.
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Lorain County
First National Institute of Violin Plans City Classes
Announcement states the First National Institute of Violin will conduct classes in this City. Prof. Henri Gilbert, a renowned local violinist with a studio in the Elvira block, will lead the program. R L Farley, district superintendent from national headquarters, will select pupils for the classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Institute of Violin
Henri Gilbert
Elvrra
R. L. Farley
National Headquarters
Miss Abbe Recovering After Transfusion at Elvira Memorial
Elvira Memorial Hospital reports nurse Miss Norah Abbe is steadily improving after a blood transfusion. The procedure was performed by Dr. R Cooper Ernest, a hospital staff member. World traveler and author-columnist Robert Ef Bas Davis has logged over 400000 miles in seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah Abbe
Elvrna
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Miss Abbe
R. Cooper Ernest
Robert Ef
Bas') Davis
Death notice for Almon C. Dimaline at age 51
Almon C. Dimaline died suddenly at his Grafton Road home from a cerebral hemorrhage after pruning trees in his orchard. He was born December 16, 1881 in Dover Ohio and is survived by his widow Cora, two children Park and Cora, a brother Wallace and two sisters Elza Durkee and Burt Eddy. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday at the home with Rev. Percy Kohl officiating, burial in LaPorte Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon C. Dimaline
Grafton Road
Park Dimalinne
George Mvnchenburg
Dimeline
Dover
Ohio
Cora Dimaline
Park
Cora
Wallace Dimaline
Eaton
Elza Durkee
Burt Eddy
LaPorte
Percy Kohl
Amherst Mourns Jay Orcutt Former Telephone Superintendent
Jay Orcutt, 47, longtime Amherst Telephone Co. superintendent, died at 5 a.m. today at the Cleveland Clinic after several weeks illness. Born in Oberlin, he moved from Avon to Amherst 18 years ago. Survived by widow Elsie Orcutt, daughter Helen Pierce of South Amherst, son Merton of Amherst, and daughter Ruth at home. Funeral arrangements by Conrad Zilch will be announced tomorrow.
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Amherst
Jay Orcutt
Amherst Telephone Co
Cleveland Clinic
Oberlin
Avon
Ohio
Elsie Orcutt
Helen Pierce
South Amherst
Merton
Ruth
Orcutt
Congregational Church
Conrad Zilch
Obsolete Ad Fragments From Oberlin Notice
Classified item lists a delivery contact for Chronicle issues at 3 South Pleasant Street with Mrs. Esther Alflen and Ronald Wilbon provided for complaints or missed copies.
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South Pleasant Street
Esther Alflen
Ronald Wilbon
Cap Burning At Oberlin Moves Indoors In March
Oberlin Ohio March 1 The annual Cap Burning ceremony changes to an indoor event decided by the Men's Senate at a special meeting It will be held Monday March 1 in the Men's Building as a stag and an invasion with entertainment by the two lower classes being arranged due to campus complaints
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Oberlin
Senate
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Ora V. Carper in Martin Apartments
A group of friends hosted a birthday celebration for Mrs. Ora V. Carper at her Martin apartments residence. Prizes, refreshments, and gifts followed an evening of entertainment including puppets and laments. attendees included Mr and Mrs Carper, Mr and Mrs Ray Bradley, Jack Schafer, Gladys Reynolds, Leona Stanfield, and others from Oberlin Elyria Kipton and nearby areas.
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Ora V. Carper
Martin Apartments
Pedro
Pourrles
Jack Schafer
Ray Bradley
Gladys Reynods
Howard Wood
A. W. Jones
Jack Snafer
Ruby Stanfield
Mildred Fitch
Esther A‘flen
Leona Stanfield
Edward Lyons
Carl Dewer
Harold Archer
Oberlin
Deforest Wood
Elyria
Gladys Reynolds
Howard Reynolds
Kipton
Burton Re elected to Head Men's Civic Club
The Men's Civic Club met at Mr. Dougherty’s South Pleasant Street home on February 28 and elected officers for the year. J Burton was unanimously re elected president for the twenty fifth year, with Roy Fields vice president Robert Thomas secretary and Warren Faithful treasurer. Refreshments concluded the evening.
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Burton
Dougherty
South Pleasant Street
J . Burton
Roy Fields
Robert Thomas
Warren Faithful
Deadline Nears For Returns On Incomes
Elyrians face March 15 deadline for income tax returns with the post office tax office open daily March 1 to 15. Deputy collector Stanley H. Waite says checks are accepted at full value though banks limit withdrawals, and returns must be filed by those earning $1000 for singles or $2500 for married couples in 1932.
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Stanley H. Waite
Internal Revenue
Washington
Electric Rates to Be Discussed at County Meeting Tonight
Lorain county township and municipal representatives will meet in city hall this evening to discuss lower electric rates. Carl Curtis helped send invitations to all townships and municipalities in the county for this county-wide movement. Reports on electric rates from northern Ohio municipalities and comparisons of private versus public power will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Carl Curtis
Ohio
Self perception and public opinion in a man’s view
The quote explores how a man judges himself, foresees others’ esteem, and faces actual worldly judgment. It posits self assessment, social reputation, and external reputation as interconnected facets shaping identity.
Meeting Set At Samuel Mungeon Home On South Park Street
The next gathering is scheduled for March 28 at Samuel Mungeon’s residence on South Park Street. Attendees are informed to arrive by evening for discussion and updates.
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Samuel Mungeon
South Park Street
Nineteenth Century Club Hosts Evening at Forest Street
Mrs L T VWcFarland welcomed the Nineteenth Century club to Forest street for an evening of papers on Oriental Rugs by Mrs John Wood and Old Quilts and Coverlets by Mrs Webner. A conservatory trio performed with two violins and piano. Attendees included Mrs Robert McFarland of Cleveland, Mrs Green of Cincinnati, Mrs Van der Pyl and Mrs Hartson of Oberlin. The next meeting will be at Mrs L H Trufant 23 South Prospect street.
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L. T. Vwcfarland
Forest Street
John Wood
Webner
Conservatory
Robert McFarland
Cleveland
Green
Cincinnati
van der Pyl
Hartson
Oberlin
New My First Song Book Joins Universal School Music Series
Hinds Hayden and Eldredge of New York publish a new My First Song Book in the Universal School Music Series edited by Walter Damrosch George Gartulan and Karl Gehrkens. The attractively printed volume runs about 140 pages and contains nearly 200 songs designed for second grade children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal School Music
Hinds, Hayden and Eldredge
New York
Walter Damrosch
George Gartulan
Karl W. Gehrkens
Professor Gehrkens Leads Music Education Council Study
Professor Gehrkens of the Conservatory attended Chicago meetings of the Music Education Research Council last week. He serves as secretary and reports the council is currently studying the cost and economic value of music education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehrkens
Conservatory
Music Education Research Counce
Chicago
Annual High School Basketball Banquet Planned in Man's Building
The banquet will be held Thursday evening in the Man's Building. Letters will be awarded at this time with talks by Principal Mr Wigton and Coach Leahy. It will be a stag event inviting all male faculty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigton
Leahy
Sunny club hosts Elyra contract bridge evening
Mrs. H. F. Smith Mrs. Lou Keller Mrs. Magruder and Mrs. Floyd Moore attended the Sunny club in Elyra for an evening of contract bridge. Mrs. Magruder won first prize for high score. Mrs. Frank Beckwith spends the week at her daughter’s home in Kent. There will be a regular village council meeting this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Smith
Lou Keller
Magruder
Floyd Moore
Sunny Club
Elyra
Frank Beckwith
Paul Davies
Kent
Ohio House votes to create state highway patrol
The Ohio House approved the McNamee Bill 88 to 35 to establish a state highway patrol of up to 60 officers. The measure, sent to the Senate, would be funded from highway funds and run under the highway director. First year cost is put at 166000 with ongoing 122000 annually. projected annual revenue from fines and enforcement could reach one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
House of Representatives
McNamee
Senate
House
Secretary of State
Hugh M. McNamee
Cleveland
HICKO'S FATHER FINED BY MAYOR OF SHEFFIELD LAKE
Johnny Risko the fighter is noted for disturbances in the prize ring. His father, age 54, caused a disturbance at his home in Sheffield Lake Village and was fined $30 and costs for disturbing the peace. He was jailed after failing to pay the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Riska
Sheffield Lake Village
Risko
Edward Burrell
Campbell and Bluebird Leave for England
Sir Malcolm Campbell and his Bluebird racing car depart New York aboard the Aquitania for England. Campbell had recently driven the Bluebird over Daytona Beach in a bid for a new speed record.
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New York
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Bluebird
England
Aquitania
Malcolm
Daytona Beach
Rotary Club marks 28th birthday with Bent ley address
John K R Bentley of Cleveland spoke at the Elyria Rotary Club’s weekly meeting at the Elks Club, reviewing Rotary International’s growth. He noted Rotary’s shift toward civic work and international goodwill, listing support for crippled children, boys’ work, and peace. Members paid tribute to Elmer M. Rice of Elyria Savings and Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Internationa
John KR. Bentley
Cleveland
Ohio
Rotary
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks’ Club
Rotary International
Bentley
Cleveland Rotary Club
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Vinb
Elmer M. Rice
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Foremen’s Club plans boxing and radio talk at Y M C A
The Elsina Foremen's Club meets at the Y M C A tomorrow night with a radio industry talk by Cleveland radio editor Robert Stephans. Four boxing bouts are directed by Eugene Finnegan, and a wrestling match pits Doc Miner against Jon Kovacs. Plans for a trip to the Medina Foremen's Club meeting next week will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsina Foremen’s
Robert Stephans
Cleveland
Eugene Finnegan
Doc” Miner
Jon Kovacs
Medina
Elyria High School elects 1934 class officers for year
Four members of the January 1934 Elyria High School graduating class were elected by the class to lead activities during their final year. Lloyd Christie is president Audrey Squire is vice president Muriel Lewis secretary and Eugene Feil treasurer. They will serve for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Lloyd Christie
Audrey Squire
Muriel Lewis
Eugene Feil
Referendum petitions eyed as gas rate debate unfolds
Leonard Smith urges strict compliance with referendum laws as Hi Meyers leads a plan to circulate three petitions to repeal the new ordinance, place it on the ballot, or call a special election. Curtis argues domestic gas should cost about 40 cents per thousand cubic feet given supply, pipeline, and distribution costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Meyers
Butler
Curtis
United States
Cleveland Markets Report Emphasizes Mixed Butter Egg Poultry
Cleveland markets show butter steady extras 21, eggs weak with current receipts 13. Poultry steady with varied fowl prices, broilers 24-16, ducks 18-11, turkeys under 15 lbs 19-26. Potatoes Michigan and Ohio shipments slow, wheat and corn prices listed, livestock receipts detailed including calves, sheep, and hogs with mixed price movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Stags
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Powassivania
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Michigan
Gelerada
Chaotic Chicago Cash Qlotations Report
Fragments indicate a Chicago item dated March 1 mentioning butter receipts 11084 tubs and weak cream. The readable text is garbled with unclear context and lacks identifiable individuals or organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillagh
Chiicaga
Elyria Legion Holds Meeting With New Members And Scout Efforts
The Elyria American Legion meeting appointed Dan Symons as chairman of the committee with Howard Van Arsdale and Carl Wolf, formed a patriotic committee, and welcomed Guy Wentling as a new member. A St Patrick’s dance was announced for March 17. The group discussed Boy Scout recruitment, tombstone military records, and the Syria delegation visit to Xenia Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Post No. 12
Washington
Leon Kelley
A. J. Lehmwan
Sibley
Boy Scout
Paul Ducker
Sons of Legionnaires
Legion Boy Scout
John Kolopus
Lorain County
Legion
George Tattersall
Syria
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Xenia
Banking safeguards push through state legislature
The text notes that enacted legislation aligned with Ohno to limit bank withdrawals to 3 percent. Governor Deny submitted the bank bills to the general assembly after talks with Governor-elect H. Guy Kemp and leading bankers. The assembly quickly passed and the bills were signed immediately to strengthen state banks for possible contingencies arising from the banking situation in other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohno
Deny
Th General Assembly
H. Guy Kemp
Th Assembly
Conley
85 Patients At Keria Memorial Hospital Today
Hospital records show 85 patients admitted today at Keria Memorial Hospital. The count exceeds yesterday by 8 and tops the 1930 average by five, with 15 members and 16 babies in care, including a set of twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keria Memorial Hospital
Albert Vogle Fined for Assault in Mayor Court
Albert Vogle of Louisiana avenue was fined 25 dollars plus costs after a January 3 assault on William Linder, following a conviction in the court of Mayor W. H. Van Oster yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Vogle
Louisiana Avenue
Wiliam Linder
W. H. van Oster
Alliance D Matehb JL Qevi Sanam dies after 30 years at Mount Union
D Matehb JL Qevi Sanam 87 a longtime building custodian at Mount Union College for 30 years died at his home Tuesday night. He is survived by his wife and nine children.
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NEW Book
Hicko
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Formen
Leonard Smith
Cetter
Eddie Herzog
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