New Roosevelt Household Staff Appointments at White House
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt assigns Hyde Park neighbors to run the White House. Henry D. Nesbitt becomes chief bookkeeper and receiving clerk with his wife as housekeeper. Five Roosevelt New York staff join, plus longtime Hoover aides continue. Nesbitts direct servants, handle groceries, packages, and event staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Hoover
White House
Lizzie Foster
Roosevelt
New York
Monty” Snyder
Ida Allen
Elizabeth Moore
James Mingo
James Reynolds
Five Die in West Side Cleveland Shooting
Cleveland on the West Side witnessed a deadly rampage as Herman Klink age 40 fired from a rifle killing five and wounding others before police fatally wounded him. Victims include Albert Marquis 67 Joseph Sapko 22 Roy Kineale 42 Louis Kallay 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
West Side
Albert Marquis
Joseph Sapko
Herman Klink
Klink
Roy Kineale
Cleveland Railway Company
Louis Kallay
Kallay
Gilbert Dodd
Herman Pahler
Arthur Meibuhr
Robert Stonager
Verl McGinty
George Mikulka
Alexander Dorko
Lorain Street Savings & Trust Company
J. W. Cleary
Schaefer Wagon Company
Edward Murray Bellaire safety director dies after Washington trip
Edward Murray 58 former Bellaire safety director dies shortly after returning from the presidential inauguration in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Edward Murray
Washington
Theft Reported in Broadstreet Car
H. C. Curtis of 142 Broadstreet reported a spare tire and wheel stolen from his automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Curtis
Residents Seek Paving on Clin Top Street
A request by Clin top Street residents to pave or cinder the street from the B and O tracks to the Lake Shore Electric right of way was referred to the streets and sidewalks committee of council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clintop Street
Lake Shore Electric
Council
Bevard Sues for Injuries After Citi zens Fall
A request for compensation by Dr. R. R. Bevard for injuries from a January 3 fall on the Citi zens Budget Company sidewalk was referred to the city finance committee for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Bevard
Citizens Budget Company
Finance Committee
County Treasurer’s Office Inspection Delayed
County commissioners postponed the regular inspection of the treasurer’s office due to a banking holiday. Inaccessibility of funds and bank records, plus uncertainty about legal tender status, were cited as reasons for delaying the examination.
Court Activities Dip Amid Payment Delays
Court activities were at a low ebb today due to a cessation of most matters until next week. Litigation was postponed because juror and witness fees could not be paid amid banking strains and ongoing financial disturbances.
Three Private Kindergartens Opened In Elvria
Kindergarten enrollment rose to 47 as the Edison School opened the citys third private class yesterday with 10 pupils. The McKinley and Franklin Schools opened last week with 27 and 10 students respectively. Teachers from public kindergartens led the private group after February 24 following a six month term economy plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvria
Edison
McKinley
Franklin
Board of Education
Mayor reports March receipts and fines totals at council
Mayor W. A. Van Oster disclosed March receipts totaling 310.15 with 269.19 in fines and costs. Soft drink licenses brought 35 and miscellaneous collections 6.05 at last night’s council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. van Oster
Trip Called Off By Elyria Medina Foremen Clubs
The Elyria Foremen's Club will not travel to Medina for the meeting tomorrow as the Medina Club postpones the event. W. O. McClellan, secretary of the Elyria club, announced the cancellation and noted annual exchanges between the two groups. The Medina meeting has been postponed for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Foremen‘s Club
Medina
Atend
Medina Foremen’s Club
W. O. McClellan
Elyria and
Annual stag party by Young Men’s Club at Elks Club
Members of the Young Men’s Club held their annual stag party at the Elks Club last night featuring music and an informal meeting. Solo and duet numbers by Harland Broun and Robert Burns headed the program with group singing included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Club
Elks’ Club
Harland Broun
Robert Burns
Governor White backs federal bank deposit guarantee
Governor White urged guaranteed deposits by the federal government as the quickest way to restore confidence. He said Ohio could not constitutionally guarantee new deposits, warning state backing is prohibited by the state constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbu O
White
Ohio
5Awyer
Aleady
Permanent receivers named for Columbus Delaware and Marion Electric
In Federal Court here today, T. O. Toledo O M J O Connell from Warrenton Pa and M L Sindiband from New York City were named permanent receivers for the Columbus Delaware and Marion Electric Company. The appointment was announced in the court proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
O. Mar H T
M. J. O'Connell
Warrenton
M. L. Sindiband
New York City
Columbus, Delaware & Marion Electric Company
Masonic Club to Hear Judge Meyer on Ohio Penitentiary Fire
The Masonic Club hosts a party March 7 and 8 at 8 P M with Judge J Maurice Meyer speaking on Ohio Penitentiary Fire. Other entertainment is planned and all Masons are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Club
J. Maurice Meyer
Ohio Penitentiary
Banknotes From 1907 On Display At Chronicle-Telegram
R G Rockwood of Savings Deposit bank showed three 1907 bank notes that served as bearer payable drafts, used as currency substitutes during financial stress. Denominations included one two and five dollars dated November 11 190%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
R. G. Rockwood
Savings Deposit Bank
Lilley Elected Post Advocate at VFW Meeting
At the Veterans of Foreign Wars gathering Comrade James Lilley was elected Post Advocate and gave an entertaining talk on his election. Comrades Bradies and Kershaw resigned from the entertainment committee, replaced by M. J. Brown and John Marsh. Stanley Martin won the attendance prize with plans for another dance on the near horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bradies and
Kershaw
M. J. Brown
John Marsh
James Lilley
Stanley Martin
Taxation and Banking Talk Dominates Lorain County Club Meeting
The Lorain County club held a financial report session and heard James T. Begg of Cleveland advise banking reform to separate savings banks and remove nonbanking activities from commercial banks. He urged cutting government spending and back to 1927 levels to revive confidence and private enterprise.
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Lorain County Club
Hurst
W. N. Harding
F. A. Stetson
James T. Begg
Cleveland
Roperyeit
Begg
Kail P Meister
Elyria
J. W. Dilsten
Warne Garland Boys’ Orchestra
Paraguay Declares War as Gran Chaco Conflict Advances
In Asuncion Paraguay the House of Deputies approved a war declaration after the Senate did so earlier. A presidential proclamation is expected to finalize the state of war amid ongoing border fighting with Bolivia in the Gran Chaco. In Jehol City ten Japanese soldiers were killed and 29 wounded in a clash near Yung Chuan ti under General Takata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asuncion
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
House of Deputies
Senate
Jehol City
Yung Chuan-ti
Takata
De Molay Chapter Installs Officers in Oberlin
The Frank E. Peck Chapter of De Molay held an officer installation with over fifty visitors. Installing officer was Theodore Washke from Elyria, assisted by Norwood Baumhardt of Elvira and Harold Edwards of Oberlin, with Dad Beebe as distinguished guest. New officers include Master Counsellor Everett Lampson and several key roles across the council.
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Oberlin, O
Frank E. Peck
Order of de Molay
Theodore Washke
David J. Nye
Elyria
Norwood Baumhardt
Elvrra
Harold Edwards
Oberlin
Dad Beebe
Councellor
Everett Lampson
Paul Stone
Charles Weeks
Melvin Neikirk
Ralph Lyman
Wilbur Morris
Glenn Harrison
Harrié Zahm
Charles Edwards
Harold Hovey
Dan Tenney
Harold McCready
Sentinel
Robert Wood
Robert Behr
Marshall
Valeny
Elea Nor Dunlap Wed Jesus Biermacher at Sacred Heart
The marriage of Miss Elea Nor Dunlap to Jesus Biermacher was held on Tuesday February 28 at Sacred Heart Catholic church. The couple, whose parents are Ralph and Mrs Dunlap of Groveland street and Nicholas and Mrs Biermacher of North Ridgeville, will reside on a farm known as the John Peel property southwest of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Dunlap
Jesus Biermacher
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Biermacher
Ralph Dunlap
Groveland Street
Mr. Biermacher
Nicholas Biermacher
North Ridgeville
John Peel
Oberlin
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mrs J B Annable
Mrs J B Annable entertained fourteen friends at her Elm Street home for a surprise party in honor of her husband’s birthday. Bridge was the diversion and delicious refreshments followed. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Slater Mr and Mrs Charles Barricklow Mr and Mrs C J Weeks Mr and Mrs Arthur Edwards Mr and Mrs Everett Papworth Mr and Mrs E W Spaulding Mr and Mrs Clarence Canonsdale and Mr and Mrs Annable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Annable
Elm Street
Bridge
Harry Slater
Charles Barricklow
C. J. Weeks
Arthur Edwards
Everett Papworth
E. W. Spaulding
Clarence Canonsdale
Annable
Brownie Pack Tumbles Through New Skills and Tricks
The Brownie Pack of Girl Scouts has been busy with activities including learning tumbling and practicing tricks. Members are developing coordination and confidence through playful exercises and group games.
Hoover era emergency edicts tighten US wartime style controls
The article describes swift emergency rules to run the economy during a national crisis. Postmasters are told to obtain cash from banks to cover money orders and postal expenses. Secretary Woodin praises American resolve as former Hoover officials join the effort. High treasury figures Ogden Mills and Arthur Ballantine accompany Woodin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Woodin
Treasury
Hoover
Ogden Mills
Arthur Ballantine
Brownie Pack Aims to End Bogarts with 400 Points
At a recent meeting the Brownies staged two impromptu plays including an Indian tale and a shipwreck. Over the next seven weeks they plan to boost cheerfulness and helpfulness as they work to exterminate Bogarts, earning 400 points.
Howell Wright Speaks to Oberlin Exchange Club
Cleveland attorney Howell Wright addressed the Oberlin Exchange Club at the Oberlin Inn yesterday. Wright, one of the arbitrators on the recently adopted electric light schedule, spoke on the local gas and electric situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Wright
Cleveland
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Wright
Garden Planning Talk At Oberlin Club Meeting
The Garden department of the Oberlin Women's Club met yesterday at Oberlin Inn. Mrs. Thayer of Cleveland, formerly with Your Garden and Home Magazine, spoke on Planning of Gardens Large and Small and presented diagrams. Her husband Mr. Thayer, also in garden work, works for the Metropolitan Park Commission and has designed gardens in Oberlin and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women's Club
Oberlin Inn
Thayer
Cleveland
Your Garden and Home Magazine
Metropolitan Park Commission
Oberlin
Miss Nellie Hyre Visits Elyria Home
Miss Nellie Hyre of Elyria visits at the home of Mrs. C E Reynolds on North Cedar avenue as a local social note.
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Nellie Hyre
Elyria
C. E. Reynolds
North
Cedar Avenue
Weekend visitors share at Mrs Jolly home
Mrs Jolly of Hollywood avenue hosted weekend guests including her daughter Mrs Shield and husband from Ann Arbor Michigan and son David Fitzgerald and wife from Aaron.
Looper Family Visits Oberlin Relatives Sundar
Mr and Mrs Mack Looper and their children from Elsha called on Oberlin relatives Sundar in a brief family visit.
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Mack Looper
Elsha
Oberlin
Sundar
I T Y T M Club Entertained at Mrs Barone’s Home
The I. T. Y. T. M. Club was entertained last evening at Mrs Barone’s West College street home. Card games were played and refreshments served late. Guest of honor was Mrs Carl Sly of Norwalk who was visiting from out of town.
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Barone
West College Street
Carl Sly
Norwalk
Lorain Welfare Group Meets in Lorain Last Evening
The Lorain County Welfare Association held a meeting last evening in Lorain. Attendees from here included Mrs. Julia Jones, Miss Elizabeth Houghton, Miss Phoebe Grundy, Miss Ruth Paddock, Miss Charity Sherrod, and Mrs. Hazel Hipp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Mrs Bahr and Durward Visit Mrs Biron in Pomeroy
Mrs Bahr and her son Durward are visiting her mother Mrs James Biron in Pomeroy where she is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahr
Son Durward
James Biron
Pomeroy
Unemployed Group Presses Elyria Council for Cash Relief
L A Pierce of South Middle avenue, claiming to represent the Elyria Un employed Council, demands cash relief and free essentials from Elyria officials. Council replies it cannot act. relief requests are referred to the relief commission. The delegation left after a peaceful adjournment. He outlines $7 to $8 weekly for family heads, $1 per dependent, and $5 weekly for single persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Pierce
South Middle Avenue
Elyria
Council
Charles Sartor
Relief Commission
Sartor
Pierce
Lorraine County Players Readying for Elyria YMCA Tourney
Checker and chess players from Lorain County prepare for the annual tournament at the Elyria YMCA on March 11 18 and 25. The event uses a round robin first round with later rounds dropping the two lowest players to a lower group. Open to all county players with boards urged for those who have them. The organizing committee includes QO. E. Barton Elyria C J Hawley Lorain Harold Leimbach Amherst G A Lawrence Oberlin J P Holcomb LaGrange and A B Jones Wellington.
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Lorain County
Elyria Y. M
QO. E. Barton
Elyria
C. J. Hawley
Lorain
Harold Leimbach
Amherst
G. A. Lawrence
Oberlin
J. P. Holcomb
LaGrange
A. B. Jones
Wellington
Dago Rose Meyer Trial Heads to Jury in MaGuire Shooting Case
In Toledo on March 7 the case of Dago Rose Meyer charged with aiding fugitive Robert Zwick in the January 6 shooting of Patrolman Ma Guire was sent to the jury after closing arguments in Judge John McCabe's Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Dago Rose
Meyer
John McCabe
Common Pleas Court
Robert Zwick
Jay MaGuire
Maguire
Zwick
Mrs Hull Returns to Locke After Visit
Mrs. W. G. Hull ends a three month stay with sister Mrs. A. R. Kimp ton and returns to her home in Locke New York.
Gardener Joe Fariss Found Dead at Avon Home
Deputy sheriffs report 70 year old Joe Fariss longtime gardener for E. W. Biedler of Avon was found dead in his living quarters on the Biedler property. Death attributed to natural causes. Fariss, a Hungarian, left ten relatives in this country. Body moved to Lorain undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fariss
E. W. Biedler
Avon
Biedler
Farlss
Bank holiday measures ease check settlements and safe deposit access
Secretary Woodin ordered that incomplete settlements for checks charged to drawers may be completed without cash payments. Banks may return properly identified documents held for safekeeping, aiding access to bonds deeds and other valuables. The Roosevelt administration frames the changes as a fresh start from the bottom up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodin
Roosevelt
Survey ordinance defeated after council clash over Burns and McDonald contract
The survey ordinance failed four to three amid sharp exchanges. Councilman W D Taylor objected that no committee report supported giving the Burns and McDonald Co of Kansas City the survey contract, saying only officials could authorize such a contract. Curtis accused the electric committee chair of blocking progress, while Rankin pressed for names of councilmen who received letters from the OPS about Burns and McDonald. Leonard Smith produced an OPS letter cited as evidence, and Rankin refused to be swayed. Ed Notley, Taylor, Kohn, and Rankin voted no. Leonard Smith, Curtis, and W G Smith voted yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Taylor
Burns and McDonald Company
Kansas City
Taylor
Curtis
Electric Committee
Ernest Birch
Public Ownership League of America
Walter Kohn
Kohn
Rankin
Leonard Smith
Market summary from Cleveland on produce and livestock
Cleveland markets report mixed prices for potatoes and grain with hogs cattle calves and lambs showing gains. grain feeds and hay quotes listed by the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange include corn oats wheat flour and various middlings and meals along with alfalfa and Timothy hay pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Two Burglary Defendants Plead Guilty at Court House
Deputy sheriffs moved John Allen to Mansfield to begin an indeterminate term for burglary and Roland Arnold of Lorain to the penitentiary for at least one year for burglary Both men pleaded guilty in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
Mansfield
Roland Arnold
Lorain
Bader Paroled After Indictment in Assault Case
Charles Bader of Grafton was paroled to George Chamberlain by Judge W B Thompson for six months after being indicted for assault and battery. Joseph Samaha of Lorain filed a $5000 suit against Alpert Gruelich Jr former Lorain police prosecutor for alleged malicious prosecution resulting in imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bader
Grafton
George Chamberlain
W. B. Thompson
Joseph Samaha
Lorain
Alpert Gruelich, Jr
Barrick Reappointed Trustee of Oberlin Children's Home
E. L. Barrick was re-appointed trustee of the Oberlin Children's Home for five years starting March 6 by county commissioners yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Barrick
Oberlin
Three suits filed in common pleas over grocery and meat bills
Ralph Machovina of Ridgeville sues Charles Simmons Ridgeville for 115 dollars, Merton Jaycox Elyria for 105 dollars, and Oliver Gilmore Ridgeville for 126 dollars in common pleas court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Ralph Machovina
Ridgeville
Charles Simmons
Merton Jaycox
Elyria
Oliver Gilmore
Pohlman Sues C E Lee for 1561 Dollars on Account
Erhareet Pohlman filed suit against C E Lee and others seeking 1561 dollars alleged due on account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhareet Pohlman
C. E. Lee Et al
James Griffith Sues City of Lorain for 25000 Damages
James Griffith filed suit against the City of Lorain for 25000 alleging injuries from his wife’s fall on a sidewalk on October 27, 1932, as stated in the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Griffith
Lorain
Death notice for Mrs. John H. Schmuch in Elyria
Mrs. John H. Schmuch aged 63 died at her home 543 Lodi Street Elyria after a long illness. Born in North Ridgeville on September 15 1869 she lived in Elyria 57 years. She is survived by her husband two daughters Emmett Coughlin and Rosetta Schmuch and one grandchild. Funeral Thursday at 10:00 from Sudro Funeral Home with Rev Ernst Irion officiating. Burial in Ridgelawne Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Schmuch
Lodi Street
North Ridgeville
Elyria
Emmett Coughlin
Rosetta Schmuch
Sudro Funeral Home
Ernst Irion
Ridgelawne Cemetery
Blondina Nuhn Dies After Illness in Lorain
Blondina Nuhn aged 27 died at 8 10 this morning at St Josephs Hospital Lorain after a long illness. She was daughter of the late John B Nuhn former carpenter contractor of Lorain. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondina Nuhn
St Joseph’s Hospital, Lorain
John B. Nuhn
Lorain
Zangara to be arraigned on Thursday
Giuseppe Zangara faces arraignment at 9 a m in Dade County Circuit Court on charges of murdering Mayor Anton J Cermak during an attempt to assassinate Franklin D Roosevelt. In Lima Ohio a jury selected for Loren E Truesdale’s murder trial of his brother Earl and Thelma Woods from 11 jurors, previous trial ended with a hung jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Giuseppe Zangara
Anton J. Cermak
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dade County
Lima, O
Loren E. Truesdale
Earl
Thelma Woods
Truesdale
Suit over dog’s death targets Wellington vet and warden
Henry D Bradley files a £500 suit against W. W. Hyde veterinarian and Dor Warden Lee Minkler alleging negligent care led to his shepherd dog’s death on December 29. He says the dog, a four year companion since his wife’s death, was disposed of instead of returned and later told it was killed and cooked into fertilizer at Mendelson Reduction Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D Bradley
Bath Street
W. W. Hyde
Wellington
Dor
Lee Minkler
Bradley
Minkler
Mendelson Reduction Works
Hogs Bring Higher Prices They Close Live Stock Market
In Chicago on March 7 buyers snapped up 12,000 hogs as the market faced closure after today. Prices rose 25 to 35 cents from yesterday with tops at $4.46, the highest since Sept 28, 1932. About 4,000 cattle were sold at prices 25 cents higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senate caucus rule gives Robinson power to ram through issues
The article notes Senate leaders Costigan Long and McGill opposed but likely to accept a caucus rule backed by Senate Majority Leader Robinson. It describes the risk of virtual dictatorship by a few officers in wartime conditions and the planned use of strict caucus rules to push presidential agendas with Garner and advisory committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Robinson
Thomas
Dem
Okla
Long
The
United Press
Rainey
Burns
Garner
Congress
Rooseveltt
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Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Lilley
China
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
S&5k
DE Molay
Bierman - Dunlap
Girl Scout News
Checker
Gardener
Pennsylvania
Zangara
SUES
Costigan, Colo
Long, la
McGill, Kan
Mill St
Bell Co
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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