Farm Loan Group Elects Officers in Lorain County
Lorain County National Farm Loan Association elected officers and directors for the coming year at the annual meeting at the YMCA. Directors serving one year terms include Gien Draper Oberlin Diedrich von Kamp Elyria J R Lees Henrietta H T Breyles Wellington and Carl Webber Wellington. Officers elected by the directors are Glen Draper president H T Breyley vice president and Max Mr Phillips secretary treasurer. Phillips reported 449 outstanding loans in Lorain County totaling 882900 including 93 Federal Land Bank loans 427600 and 228 Federal Land Bank Commissioner loans 355300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County National Farm Loan Association
Association
Gien Draper
Oberlin
Diedrich von Kamp
Elyria
J. R. Lees
Henrietta
H.T. Breyles
Wellington
Carl Webber
Glen Draper
H. T. Breyley
Max Mr. Phillips
Phillips
Lorain County
Federal Land Bank
Federal Land Bank Commissioner's
Hoist Announces Candidacy For Sheriff In Lorain County
William Hoist former deputy sheriff filed to run for Lorain County sheriff in the Republican primary. A 39 year old resident of Lorain at 802 Osborne Avenue he and his wife have two children enrolled in Lorain public schools. He served 7 1/2 years as deputy to Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and resigned February 15 to pursue the candidacy. He previously worked at the National Tube Company and American Shipbuilding Company and now operates a gas station at Reid Avenue and 12th Street. Hoist gained notice for aiding in the capture of burglars at Trenner Jewels store on February 25 1935, leading to convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Bill) Hoist
Lorain County
Hoist
Osborne Avenue
Lorain
Holst
Clarence W. Dick
National Tube Company
American Shipbuilding Company
Reid Avenue
12Th Street
Trenner Jewells
Court briefs and noting small Lorain County events
In Lorain County court actions Mrs. Herbert Mayhew of Lorain filed for divorce on grounds of gross neglect. Roscoe Kauffman of Elyria was indicted for non support and will be arraigned tomorrow. Citizenship applications filed for 23 Lorain residents, eligible next December. County officials attended the Northeastern Ohio Auditors Association meeting in Youngs Hotel near Akron. Two car crashes near Grafton Road injured drivers Mike Urich and Daniel Kiekie. Harold W. Gorrell paid a fine for driving while intoxicated. A previous divorce notice for Claude W. Richmond was corrected. the divorce went to Mrs. Richmond. The Central Lorain Manufacturing Company filed suit against Sarah Stepanovich et al for 1491 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Mayhew
Lorain
Roscoe Kauffman
Elyria
Common Pleas Court
Lorain County
Central Lorain Manufacturing Company
Sarah Stepanovich
Sheriff Dick Announces Candidacy for Re election
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick today formally announced his candidacy for re election subject to the Republican primary on May 12 He cited his past record of service and actual experience as qualification for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Dick
Lorain Foreclosure Sues Overnote and Divorced Couple Action
The Cleveland Trust Company sues P. J. Stephan of Lorain for 8400, seeking foreclosure of property. A. J. Haist sues Charles Zimmerman of Lorain for 315 in common pleas records. Glenton Shattuck of Avon Lake files for divorce on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Trust Company
P. J. Stephan
Lorain
A. J. Haist
Charles Zimmerman
Common Pleas
Glenton Shattuck
Avon Lake
Oberlin Obituary and Upcoming Local Events
Mrs. TLobert Wyler, 75 East Lorain Street, Oberlin, died after a week of illness at Allen Hospital. Survived by her husband and ten children, funeral at First Baptist Church. Also listed: Saturday Home Concert by Women’s Glee Club at Finney Chapel 7:30 p.m. Exhibition of prints by Philadelphia Society of Fetchers at Allen Art Building March 1-28. Morning prayers at Fairchild Chapel 45 a.m. Tuesday to Friday led by Dean T. W. Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Tlobert Wyler
Allen Hospital
First Baptist Church
Philadelphia Society of Fetchers
Allen Art Building
Fairchild Chapel
Dean T. W. Graham
Tries To Force Way Into Home, Suffers Scalp Lacerations
Milford Horace, 31, of 522 East Broad Street, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being beaten with a ball bat by his former wife Fio Horace, 241 Lexington Avenue, as he tried to force entry into her home at about 2 50 a m. Police responded to quell the disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Horace
East Broad Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Fio Horace
Lexington Avenue
Personal Finance Co Sues Mesmore to Seize Car for Judgment
The Personal Finance Company of Lorain filed an action to collect a judgment of 511 against Clyde Mesmore of Lorain, asking that an automobile be sold to satisfy the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Personal Finance Company of
Lorain
Clyde Mesmore
Petition to transfer funds from Amherst road and bridge fund
A petition asking authority to move 1090 from Amherst township road and bridge fund to the general fund was filed in common pleas court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Township
General Fund
Common Pleas Court
Death Takes a Holiday at Finney Chapel Friday
Friday Dramatic Association presents Death Takes a Holiday at Finney Chapel at 7:99 p.m. A fencing match Berlin versus Case at Warnery Gymnasium 5:01 p.m. Oberlin vs Denison swimming at Crane Pool 4:90 p.m. Sunday church services at Finney Chapel 9:45 a.m. Oberlin Radio Hour WTAM 1:39 p.m. College Vesper Services 6:99 p.m. Monday Spanish Play Westervelt Building 4:39 p.m. Tuesday Student Assembly Finney Chapel 12:99 p.m. Artist Recital Course Finney Chapel 7:50 p.m. The Cleveland Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Case
Warnerymnasium
Oberlin
Denison
Crane
WTAM
Finney Chapel
Cleveland Orchestra
Special Exhibit of Fine Bindings at Carnegie Library
A Carnegie Library lobby exhibit showcases fine bindings led by Jean Eschmann of the National Library Binding Company East Cleveland with works also by Miss Gertrude Stiles. Eschmann trained in Zurich and has created bindings for Riverside Press Cambridge Cranebrook Academy of Art Wayne University and others. His works have appeared at Columbia University Boston Arts and Crafts Guild Book Workers and in New York. Foreign binders are also represented and a few pieces by them are shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Jean Eschmann
National Library Binding Company
East Cleveland
Eschhmann
Zurich
Switzerland
Riverside Press
Cambridge
Cranebrook Academy of Art
Wayne University
Columbia University
Boston Arts and Crafts
Guild Book Workers
New York City
Gertrude Stiles
Sangorski
Sutcliffe
England
Torrini
Siena
Italy
Evening Academic Schedule Featuring Prof Wooster And Fletcher
The day lists events across campus including Assembly at Finney Chapel with Prof H A Wooster presenting The Decline of a Classic, make-up tests in Peters Hall, seminars by the College of Arts and Sciences, a student recital at the Conservatory, a Geological conference with Prof R S Fletcher on The Geography of the Great American Migration, and organ music by Walter F Anderson in Wakechild Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney Chapel
H. A. Wooster
Peters Hall
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of
Mirsie
Tila P.m
RS. Fletcher
Intramural and Recital Events at Warner Gymnasium
Priday and Finney chapels host intramural festival in Warner Gym at 7:45 p.m. Prof. I. B. Lord leads the event. Senior piano recital also listed at Warner venue, suggesting a busy evening of campus performances and academic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney Chapel
Prof. I. BE. Lord
Warner Gymnasium
Warner
Oberlin School of Commerce team tops league after second win
The Oberlin School of Commerce basketball team finished first in the Oberlin Recreation League with no defeats after beating Janky Oils. In the prelims the Black Dragons beat News-Tribune for the second time, tying with Janby Oils for second place, each with three wins and three losses. Members also note local visits and family news from North Park street, Wellington, Kent, Elyria, and Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin Recreation
Janky Oils
Black Dragons
News-Tribune
Address Delivers War Tax Debate and Civic Resolve
A page 1 continuation recounts wartime costs and recovery figures as a speaker urges unity with the president. The event closes with a social hour. Marcella Schmitz and Mary Seward pour refreshments as Mrs June Shibley leads arrangements assisted by multiple committee members including Grace Peairs Lena Niebdling Chace Underhill and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Marcella Schmitz
Mary Seward
June Shibley
Mesdames Grace Peairs
Holly Burns
Lena Niebdling
Chace Underhill
Len. Taber
Genevieve Sugaski
Helen Plas
Florence Ursem
Mae Moody
Lucille Gray
Stella McCrain
Teresa Smith
Maude Billings
Amateur program by Eaton Parent Teachers Association
The Eaton Parent-Teachers Association will sponsor an amateur program in the school auditorium Friday evening. Major Salisbury, high school teacher, will act as master of ceremonies and director of the program. Contestants from all grades compete for prizes in grade school and high school divisions. Twenty eight acts with fifty students entered. Judges from LaPorte and Elyria will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Parent- Teachers Association
Salisbury
LaPorte
Elyria
Ladies' Aid Meeting Planned for March 12 at Blaine Home
The Ladies' Aid group will meet on March 12 at Mrs. Carlton Blaine's residence. Mrs. Lute Alexander and her daughter Erma are set to direct the program for the Lenten season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Blaine
Lute
Alexander
Erma
Sunday Dinner Honors Family Birthdays Across Several Homes
Mrs. James Parker and Mrs. Daisy Reisinger hosted a dinner Sunday for birthday anniversaries of James Parker, Wanda Mae Reisinger, and Mrs. Jack Coates. Guests included numerous Parker and Reisinger relatives, Jacob Coates, and Amil Smith families visiting from Berea, Cleveland, Elyria, and St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Parker
Daisy Reisinger
Jack Coates
Wanda Mae Reisinger
Hugh Reisinger
David
Robert Jamieson
Robert, Jr
St. Petersburg
Fla
Edward Gedeon
Cleveland
George Smith
Frances
Berea
Ted Butler
Butler, Sr
Louise Smith
Amil Smith
V. A. Sebring
Robert Patterson
Edward Marriott
Irving Mohler
Ray Ross
Dawley Place
Theron Roe
Ruth Green
Pittsfield
Phoebe Elkins
Mly- Tia
Lloyd Walters
Elizabeth
Elyria
B. M. Ross
Lorain Doctor Marsico Runs for Coroner Nomination
Dr John A Marsico of 1948 Broadway Lorain announces Democratic candidacy for coroner. Originally from Elyria he moved to Lorain five years ago to practice. He attended Elyria schools finished high school in La Grange and graduated from University of Wisconsin and Ohio State Medical School. He is the first Democratic candidate to announce for this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Marsico
Broadway
Lorain
Elyria
Maris Co
la Grange
University of Wisconsin
Ohio State Medical School
Inheritance Taxes Languish in Early Fascist Italy
Taxes on inherited wealth, seen as an attractive tax gain, have been scarcely developed globally. Italy, among the first to enact fiscal reforms, largely abolished death duties with few exceptions during the fascist era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Irvin Klinect to Visit LaGrange Town Hall March 10
Tax season event scheduled at LaGrange Town Hall featuring Irvin Klinect. Residents encouraged to bring tax blanks for filing assistance and guidance during the March 10 visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Klinect
LaGrange Town Hall
Death Record of Wellington Resident Frederick Wells
Frederick Wells 68 longtime Wellington resident died after a stroke at Elyria Memorial Hospital following months of illness. He was janitor of the Wellington Public Library for ten years and is survived by two sisters Anna Clark of Cleveland and Minnie Wells of Wellington. Body at Andrews Funeral Parlors. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 30 p m at Andrews Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Frederick Wells
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Andrews Funeral
Andrews Funeral Home
Gong Mystery Delights Crowd At Amateur Night
Number one act drew silence until a lone gong attempt tried to halt applause. The audience never heard the gong and remained puzzled as the high school orchestra, directed by J Martin Beck, played before and after the amateurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Martin Beck
Clinic Draws Children From Wide Area
A large turnout attended the medical clinic with many children coming from numerous towns in Ashtabula County and beyond including Elyria Amherst Wellington Oberlin Columbia Station Lorain Wakeman North Olmsted Collins Shelby Ashland Bucyrus Seville Norwalk Nova Cleveland Ashtabula Mansfield Wadsworth Austinburg Attica Galion Medina Jefrson Plymouth Dorset Kingsville Conneaut Mt Gilead Fairport Harbor Grand River Painesville and Crestline to receive care and attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula County
Elyria
Amherst
Wellington
Oberlin
Columbia Station
Lorain
Wakeman
North Olmsted
Collins
Shelby
Ashland
Bucyrus
Seville
Norwalk
Nova
Cleveland
Ashtabula
Mansfield
Wadsworth
Austinburg
Attica
Galion
Medina
Arraignment Suspends Fine for Local Drunk Driving Charge
Emmet Coughlin of 134 Elbe Street was arraigned on an intoxication charge and given a suspended fine of 3 dollars plus costs by Mayor Dowa Baird. The arrest occurred at Parkview Court around 1 59 a m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Coughlin
Elbe Street
Dowa
Baird
Parkview Court
Markets CLEVELAND PRODUCE Butter and egg price listing
Market notes show butter weak with extras at 50 cents per pound and standards around 1s per pound. Eggs steady at 36 pounds and up. live poultry prices vary by type with heavy hens at 3 to 3.5 pounds and up and leghorns around 20 cents. Potatoes listed by 100 pound bags from Maine to Idaho with several price ranges, plus Toledo grain and track prices for corn oats rye and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leghorn Brollers
Cleveland Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Livestock market data shows steady overall activity with week 148 lower. CATTLE receipts 100 with steers 1100 lbs at 8.40 to 10.00, calves receipts 150 9.00 to 10.00 for top grades, sheep and lambs 600 with varied I weights and prices, hogs receipts 300 with mixed quotes from 8.25 to 10.75.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Loan Group
Paramount Club
Marie Horton
Howard Smith
Sue Carey
Jim
the United
United Day Cleaning
Middle Ave
William Hoist
C. S. Kelser
Cloyd Gull
Oscar G. Dunn
Robert Neal
Northeastern Ohio Auditors’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Akron
Mike Urich
New London
Daniel Kekie
Nagel Road
Avon
Grafton Road
Ed. Monroe
Chalmer Davidson
Harold W. Gorrell
South Street
Vermilion
C. E. Cooper
Chronicle-Telegram
Claude W. Richmond
Esther Allen
East Lorain St
Allan Harris
Union St
Mona B. Hasselinis
Women's Glee Club
Blue Bird
Cdonnell
Brenner’s
BROAD
Thrift Shoe Store
Oberlin College
Westervelt Building
The
Women's League
School of Theology
Wakechild Chapel
Walter F. Anderson
Priday
FE. A. Stevens
North Park Street
Willard Sheffield
Harry Campbell
East Sorain Street
Walter Walker
Morgan Street
Kent
A. Prather
Garden Tea Room
Broad Street
Style Center
Ladies’ Aid
Dr. Marsico
John A Marsico
Mdeof Od
Bermuda
Tan
Gray
Capitol Theatre
Toledo
Cleveland Livestockh
West Side Lumber & Coal
Sederis
Alice Carroll
Newell
Assell Rupert, Mgr
Vic
East Ave
Opp
Elyria Ice & Fuel Co
Gibson Girl
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