Sandusky Schools Head May Get University Job
Frank J. Prout superintendent of Sandusky schools is eyed as a possible new president of Bowling Green State University. Trustees met at Lima amid board member absences and political support signals. Prout is a former university trustee with ties to Zanesville Chillicothe Sandusky and Erie County born in Erie County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green, O
Bowling Green State University
Lima
Frank J. Prout
Sandusky
E. E. Cornell
Bowling Green
J. J. Urschel
Toledo
Prout
E. D. Pedlow
Bessie Dwyer
Montpelier
D. M. Montgomery
Tiffin
R. E. Offenhauer
University Board of Trustees
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
Zanesville
Chillicothe
Erie County
Editor to Speak at Lorain Poultry Congress Meeting
Walter Lloyd editor of The Ohio Farmer and state World's Poultry Congress chairman will be principal speaker at the Lorain County World's Poultry Congress meeting Friday evening at the Elyria YMCA. Other state committee members are expected to speak and Cleveland congress program details will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lloyd
The
Ohio Farmer
State Committee
Lorain County
Camera Club to Photograph Lorain County Fairgrounds
Elyria Camera Club members will photograph the Lorain County fair grounds as a city park site at the fair grounds next Sunday morning. They will meet at 10 30 a m Sunday to take pictures. The club’s regular meeting is at the YMCA tonight with Carl Johnson and Robert Sheriff leading a discussion on lenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Elyria
Bound Over On Charge Of Carrying A Concealed Weapon
Grant McKee of West avenue was bound over to the grand jury by Mayor Joseph Q Petro on a concealed weapon charge. He was detained in county jail on $1000 bond after officers recovered a loaded pistol McKee threw toward the Elyria Lumber and Coal yard during a 9 30 p m Saturday arrest on Chestnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant McKee
West Avenue
Joseph Q Petro
C. E. Parker
Corwin Burrer
Chestnut Street
Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
McKee
Will of Oberlin man upheld in contest. several suits filed
The will of Walter Bear, died July 25 1938 in Oberlin, valued at 19000, was upheld by a jury in Judge Guy B Findleys court in a suit by William T Behr. Marjorie Ketchem seeks divorce from Ralph Ketchem on neglect and cruelty. Sheriff papers served using a commissioner car amid economy program. multiple suits filed including John Shabba v Joseph Shabba for 225, Roy Mentzer v Lorain Cry for 5000, Cecelia McKinney divorce with 5 weekly alimony, bees stolen, and other civil actions against The Monumental Life Insurance Co and City of Elyria over damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bear
Oberlin
Guy B. Findley
William T. Behr
Marjorie Marie Ketchem
Ralph Ketchem
Emil Kubishke
Sheriff's Department
Edward DeChant
John E. Davidson
Kubishke
Joseph Lengyel
Monumental Life Insurance Company
Mary
Cecelia McKinney
Clifford McKinney
D. A. Cook
Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court
Elyria
Wilford
Louise Couture
Elyria Township
Coutures
Mrs Barclay Wins State Exam To Sell Fire Insurance
Mrs. E. C. Barclay of 128 Grant street passed the Ohio fire insurance examination in Cleveland on February 27 and will receive a license to sell all kinds of insurance. She previously passed life and casualty exams and trained under Earl J. Lovett, Akron state supervisor, whose agency helped her introduce an individual hospitalization plan in Elyria about 18 months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Barclay
Grant Street
State Insurance Division
Cleveland
Earl J. G Lovett
Akron
Lovett
Auto Fender Damaged In Broad Street Backing Incident
Mrs. Roy Carver of 318 Harvard avenue reported her car’s fender damaged at noon today after a collision with a backing machine driven by Myron Hand of 631 West River street. Hand was reversing from a parking space on Broad street near Court, police report states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Carver
Harvard Avenue
Myron Hand
West River Street
Hand
Broad Street
Court
Elyrians Honored By State Group
Lorain County members of the Ohio State Circuit of Rabbit and Davie Association gathered at the Westlake Hotel in Rocky River for a convention. Joe Wojcik received a medal for his circuit service and organizing efforts. his wife Mrs. Joe Wojcik was elected Secretary Treasurer. The event crowned 500 rabbits and 100 cavies from 27 states with judges from Pennsylvania Michigan and Columbus. The banquet hosted 250 with medals for judges and an Elyria convention planned for next March.
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Lorain County
Ohio State Circuit of Rabbit and Davie Association
Westlake
Rocky River
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Columbus
Cleveland
Canton
Akron
Clarksfield
Marine Room
Elyria
Joe Wojcik
Walter Botamer
Fred Kent
Alfred Emery
Louis Selby
Scott Morrison
Claude Pierce
the MacFaddens
Lorain
Pacelli's rise from Nuncio in Munich to Cardinal
The narrative follows Pacelli's wartime Austrian and Bavarian postings and his tense talks with the Kaiser over peace terms. It recounts his eight years in Munich, the Bolshevik invasion of the Nunciature, subsequent refuge in Switzerland, and later concordats with Bavaria and Prussia. He becomes Berlin emissary and, after five years, is recalled to Rome where Pope Pius XI elevates him to Cardinal at age 53.
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Wilhelm
Pacell
Kaiser
Pacelli
Nunciatura
Holy See
Munich
Switzerland
Pope Benedict
Berlin
Bavaria
Vatican
Prussia
Pius XI
Rome
Man Pleads Not Guilty in DWI Case After Lake Avenue Collision
Fred Tompkins aged 72 of R D 2 Ely da pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated at arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. Trial set for tomorrow morning following a 1045 A M Sunday arrest after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by John Seabold of 113 Parkview Court on Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tompkins
R. D
Elyda
Lquor
Joseph Q. Petro
Lake Avenue
John Seabold
Parkview Court
Sheriff to Speak at Young Men's Club Meeting
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan will address the Young Men's Club at Hor net's Tea Room tonight at 6 30. The topic was not announced but is expected to cover sheriff's department work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Finegan
Young Men’s Club
Hornet's Tea Room
Sheriff's Department
Educators Prepare for Lorain County Basketball Games
Lorain County village and rural school leaders including superintendents principals and coaches organize two games slated for March 15 at the Grafton School gym. Eastern against western schools will clash in one game while western versus eastern coaches face off in the other.
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Lorain County
Grafton School
Elyria man fined and license suspended for DUI
Steve Nagy of 289 West River Street was fined 75 dollars and costs and his license suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on a driving while under the influence charge. He was arrested on Broad Street at 11 10 P M Saturday by Patrolmen George Walton and Francis Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Nagy
West River Street
Elyria
Joseph Q. Petro
Broad Street
George Walton
Francis Callahan
Markets Toledo Grain Elevator Prices Report
Toledo grain market reports show wheat No 2 red at around 0T 78e, corn No 2 yellow at 3545 34 ac, oats No 2 white, rye No 3 at 35 6e. Track prices list No 1 red at 75 73%4¢, corn No 2 yellow 4845 48%2¢, No 3 yellow 474 and 648tec with oats values noted for white varieties.
Market Prices for Produce and Staples Listed
Readable OCR lists varied prices for fruits vegetables and staples including celery cabbage onions lettuce mushrooms maples syrup and herbs. Distinct items include radishes parsnips kale parsley and turnips with price ranges per peck basket or pound and bulk units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwins
Donithan
McIntosh
Northup Spy
Comui
Baldwin
Jonathann
Is Iles
Livestock Market Report Snapshot
Active cattle trade with steady to higher demand. Calves and calves prices mixed with prime yields noted. Sheep and lambs show strong demand for choice and good quality, with market percentages and price ranges listed for multiple categories.
Unsettled market notes and price quotes for poultry and produce
Early market report lists unsettled eggs and meats with mixed prices. Poultry shows steady demand with varied weights from hens to capons. ducks, muscovy, and broilers priced per pound or per head. Potatoes and onions appear with regional varieties and per bag or per hundredweight prices.
Archery Award Winners Announced By Y M C A
Herman Geyer announces twenty two new archery award winners and six repeat winners at the Y M C A. Robert Flynn and Jack Ferguson earned fifth awards with high bull's eye counts. New or elevated honors go to Richard Hauffman Lawrence Kuhl Carl Koepp John Wellert and others as plans begin for moving target archery hikes when weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Geyer
Robert Flynn
Jack Ferguson
Ted Gilder
Richard Burgett
James Ferguson
Clare Anderson
Richard Hauffman
Lawrence Kuhl
Carl Koepp
John Wellert
Jack Perkins
Junior King
Tax policy splits over economy and spending pressures
Surplus tax changes and capital gains reform are viewed as disincentives to business as Treasury Secretary Morgenthau sends tax data to Congress. Roosevelt faces a reorganization fight in the House while Brookings urges economies. the Federal Reserve pushes for more spending to spur activity amid tensions between economizers and spenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Congress
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
House
Brookings Institute
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Frederick van Nuys
Ind
Federal Reserve Board
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bulletin
Jinriksha Word Origin Traced to Japanese Term
A historical note explains Jinriksha derives from a Japanese phrase meaning man power vehicle. The term reflects a vehicle powered by human effort and became linked to early rickshaw usage in urban settings.
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The
Jinriksha
Death Record Cassins C Lawson Townsend Township
Cassins C Lawson 44 died Saturday at his sister Mrs J J Kocher home in Townsend. He formerly worked 14 years for Western Reserve Finance Co Elyria before retirement about a year ago. He leaves a son Burdett of Oberlin a brother Seth of Detroit two nieces and a nephew. Body at Pease Funeral Home Wakeman then Tuesday moved to Collins M E Church for services Rev H C Green to officiate with interment Collins Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassins C. Lawson
Townsend Township
J. J. Kocher
Townsend
Lawson
The
Western Reserve Finance Co
Elyria
Burdett
Oberlin
Seth
Detroit
Pease Funeral Home
Wakeman
Collins M E. Church
Rev
H. C. Green
Collins Cemetery
Blind Seven Years She Sees Again in Dayton
Mrs. George Clark of Dayton 44 had been blind seven years when doctors removed bandages after cataract surgery. She had married two years earlier, cared for four children as a widow for five years, and saw her husband and children again. The bouquet of roses pleased her most as yellow blooms attracted her attention.
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Dayton, O
George Clark
Clarks
Clark
Wakeman Woman Florence Burdue Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Florence Burdue of Wakeman died Saturday evening at eighty four following a fall that caused a broken hip. Born in Wakeman Township in 1854 she leaves only cousins as close kin. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from Pease Funeral Home Rev E Eastman officiating burial in Wakeman Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Burdue
Wakeman
Senior Four-H Club Shifts Focus to Dramatics in Lorain County
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club members will focus on theatre this week. Frances Eckert says the dramatics committee meets to select plays for the project, with Lois Eldred and Norman McConnell among the organizers. A one act comedy Frank and Erna will be featured at a Friday Elyria First M E Church meeting, with cast including Lee Gotro and Edna Lottman. A theatre party is planned in Oberlin Thursday at 7:45 PM for members and guests, organized by Lyle Jameyson Doris Mimnich and Maude Hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Frances Eckert
Lois Eldred
Marion Knittle
West Ridge
Norman McConnell
Wellington
Alex More
Brownhelm
Frank
Erna
Olip
King’s Daughters
Elyria First
ML E. Church
Lee Gotro
Edna Lottman
Doris Minnich
Marguerite Mason
Neva Carrick
Corbett Walker
Luois Eldred
Oberlin
Lyle Jameyson
Doris Mimnich
Maude Hose
Arthur C Starkweather Dies After Lingering Illness
Arthur C Starkweather of 201 Clark Street died last night at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 11 25 P M after a lingering illness. Born in Amherst Township April 3 1868 he was a member of Auburn Ohio I O O F Lodge. He is survived by wife Anna M Starkweather and daughter Mrs Cora B Kuss of Elyria. He served in the U S Merchant Marines during World War II. Friends may call at Sudro Curtus Funeral Home with services Wednesday at 1 30 P M. Interment in McAllen Cemetery in Huron Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C Starkweather
Clark Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Amherst Township
Auburn Ohio I O O. F. Lodge
Anna M. Starkweather
Cora B Kuss
Elyria
Starkweather
U. S
Sudro- Curtus
McAllen Cemetery
Huron
Ohio
Wellington Man Rests With Family Rites Set
Gilbert P. Coffin aged 67 died Saturday afternoon at his Kelly street home. A former railroad worker, he moved from New York state last October. Survived by wife Belle two sons Paul and Hiram one daughter Aileen Chandler and sister Luella Tony. Funeral 2 PM Tuesday at Keth Andrews Funeral Home with Rev John Green officiating. Burial in Wellington.
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Wellington
Gilbert P. Coffin
Kelly Street
New York State
Middlefield
N.Y
Belle
Paul
Hiram
Walton
N. Y
Aileen Chandler
Cooperstown
Luella Tony
Oneonta
Keth Andrews
John Green
the Baptist Church
Farm Credit Discussed in Weekly WTAM Radio Series
A weekly radio series on farm credit will air on WTAM Cleveland starting Saturday March 4 at 6 10 P M and continue each week. Vocational agriculture instructors students and members of farm loan associations farm bureaus and other farm groups are invited to tune in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTAM
Cleveland
National Farm Loan Associations
Farm Bureaus
No Decisions By Supreme Court Delays Deportation Verdict
Washington March 6 The Supreme Court issued no written decisions today delaying at least a week the verdict in the Strecker case testing the validity of deportation orders against aliens. The case centers on whether membership in the Communist party makes individuals liable for expulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Strecker
Communist Party
United States
Y-Indus Club Plans Bowling and Steels Plant Tour
Members of the Y-Indus club meet at St. John’s bowling alley at 7 30 tonight for a bowling party. A stag party follows tomorrow night with a scheduled trip through the Steel and Tubes Inc plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
St. John’s Bowling Alley
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Turks Considered Kindred Stock by Germans
A brief note states that Turks are viewed as kindred stock by Germans, reflecting ethnic and national sentiment in the era.
Lorain County Chorus Plans Second Rehearsal
The Lorain County Home Makers Chorus sponsored by the county home council will rehearse Thursday evening at East Carlisle School. Miss Frances Eckert announced the practice for the county Achievement Day program at the Elyria M C A on April 11, with Mrs. H. H. Gregg directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Herring Fish Spawn On Stones In Shallow Sea Beds
The eggs of the herring fish are laid upon stones and sea weeds on the bottom in shallow water.
Dismissal of 16 Unemployment Office Managers Reported
The State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation in Columbus announced the dismissal of 16 branch managers after their 90 day provisional appointments. Information officers said positions will be filled from civil service eligible lists and further changes may follow among other managers who have not yet reached the provisional limit. Names and towns of the dismissed include Benton Beatty Cambridge Lucian F Jenness Chillicothe John L Dusza Niles Sharon M Quigles East Liverpool John M Meade Mt. Vernon John H Imhoff Ashtabula Sumner W Day Lorain Maurice K Wells Mansfield Elmer B Hess Piqua Charles Annala Ashtabula Theodore B Deubner Ravenna Frank B Brown Logan Dale W Lloyd Portsmouth Edward 2 Dunlap Zanesville Edward F Buck Bucyrus Emerson R Simon Ironton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Reorganized
State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Benton Beatty
Cambridge
Lucian F. Jenness
Chillicothe
John L. Dusza
Nile
Inquest Planned Into Death of Actor Herbert Mundin
Hollywood reports an inquest will be held today into the death of Herbert Mundin a 40 year old British screen actor who died Saturday night from injuries suffered in an automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Herbert Mundin
Auction Sale After Death of Husband Near Henrietta Hill
On the death of her husband, Mrs E B Hauelsen Administratrix will hold an auction at her residence 1 mile West of Henrietta Hill on State Route 59 Thursday March 9 at 12 30 pm. Items include 3 horses 47 sheep 12 shoats 150 White Leghorn chickens farm tools and grain including hay oats corn seed a 1934 Buick coupe and more with cash only and no property moved until settled. Elmer Portman clerk Wellington phone 306 K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Hill
Poland
China
PARM
E. B. Haueisen
C. W. Fackler
Wellington
K. Elmer Portman
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Sudro - Curtis
John Shabba
Joseph Shabba
South Amherst
Roy Mentzer
Lorain Cry
Ashland Avenue
John Tohma
Penfield
Mike Marino
Peter Piros
Marino
Piros
John Ulich
Dich
Barclay
Bailey’s Market
Perch
Wspaper Aashive
Elyrians
CLUB
Sheriff
Cleveland Livestock
Maine
Texas
Florida
Sederis
Lump
Big Ben Lump
Ain Coal
Mrs
Arthur C. Starkweather
Sumner W. Day
C. B. Dawson
LaGrange
P. O. Grafton
Lotunbud
Weil Pouse
Gannestown
ARO
Bob Hunt
ARO Equipment Corporation
Arco
Cor
Lake Ave
Bond St
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