Speaker Describes Life in China to Y M C A Club
Paul Dietz of Lorain outlined nearly four years in China as representative of B Goodrich, noting China’s vast market potential and favorable views of Americans. He traced historic causes of unrest, but cited progress in unifying 400 million people, rising living standards, and urban construction including modern Shanghai apartments with elevators and utilities. He said foreign business hurdles are being eased and that not knowing Chinese is not a major drawback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Lfe
Paul Dietz
Lorain
B. Goodrich Company
Shanghai
Dietz
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Several Communities
Hospital admissions list Albert Sherrard of La Grange and Mrs Charles Nagy. In Grafton admitted are Mrs Walter Fishburn and Mrs Willard Welch. Discharges include Wilford Horace of 522 KE Broad street and Fred Lochard of 312 Tenth street, along with Mrs Henry Willis and her baby boy, R. D. No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sherrard
la Grange
Charles Nagy
Grafton
Walter Fishburn
Willard Welch
Wilford Horace
Broad Street
Fred Lochard
Tenth Street
Henry Willis
Interpreter choice respects Chinese traditions in business talks
A foreigner in China should employ an interpreter familiar with Chinese customs rather than attempt direct communication in the local language. This reduces the risk of missteps that could violate entrenched traditions and etiquette during negotiations with Chinese business partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
New Ohio Auto Licenses Debut On Roads
Bright new blue and white Ohio license plates, the 13936 series, appeared on a few cars this morning as the first day of use. Local registrar reports unusually strong early sales since tags no longer clash with Christmas shopping and full adoption is required by April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Reserve Officers Meet Tomorrow at Lorain Armory
Lorain County reserve officers will gather at the Ohio National Guard Armory at 7 30 p m tomorrow to begin the last quarter of their 1935 56 group school meetings. Attending officers earn credit hours for class time to apply toward inactive duty requirements for reappointment of eligible status. New rules effective July 1 require 100 of 206 credit hours to be earned through inactive duty.
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Lorain County
Ohio National Guard
Worried Father Kills His Son Then Ends His Own Life
In Anton Ohio a father Frank Loew aged 37 fatally wounded his 6 year old son Wilbur then killed himself after being summoned for a domestic relations court divorce case. His daughter Gertrude escaped. Loew barricaded himself in the home before police arrival.
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Anton
Frank Loew
Wilbur
Gertrude
Loew
National Union for Social Justice to Meet This Evening
Members of Unit 19 of the National Union for Social Justice will gather at Gypsy Fiddle Hall on Woodford Avenue tonight for their third monthly meeting. The session opens to all interested persons. Frank Kayden, secretary, reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unit 19
National Union For Social Justice
Woodford Avenue
At & Ma
Frank Kayden
City Club To Meet Tomorrow Evening
The regular dinner meeting of the City Club will be held at 6 30 p m Wednesday in the Flks dining room. J C George editor of the Chronicle Telegram will be the guest speaker for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Club
Flks
J C. George
Chronicle-Telegram
Stolen Car Recovered Abandoned in Wellington
A car stolen in Akron on February 19 was found abandoned in Wellington last night. Willis Hine of Wellington reported the theft to Sheriff Clarence W Dick, who impounded the vehicle pending owner recovery.
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Akron
Wellington
Clarence W Dick
Willis Hine
Funeral services for Mrs C E Southam at St Mary's Church
Funeral services for the late Mrs. C. E. Southam will be held Thursday morning at 19:00 from St. Mary's Church with Fr. James Daley officiating. Burial will be made in St. Mars's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Southam
St. Mary's Church
James Daley
St. Mars‘s Cemetery
Carle F. Byers Dies at 55 in Elyria Home
Carle F. Byers 55 died this morning at five o'clock at his home 422 Second street after a lingering illness. Born May 14 1881 in Illinois he had lived in Elyria thirteen years and was manager of the Elyria Lorain Abstract Company. Surviving wife Clera two sons Paul A Berea and Mark T Elyria a daughter Dorothy Bender a grandson Mart T Jr his mother Elizabeth Byers Ashland Oregon and two sisters Belle Johnson and Ruth Rupp Washington. Friends may call at Nichols Funeral Home with funeral plans to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carle F. Byers
Second Street
Mr. Byers
Illinois
Elyria
Hea
Elyria-Lorain Abstract Company
Clera Byers
Paul A
Berea
Mark T
Dorothy Bender
Mart T. Jr
Elizabeth Byers
Ashland
Oregon
Belle Johnson
Ruth Rupp
Washington
Nichols Funeral Home
Funeral services for Elmer Vish at Sacred Heart Church
Funeral services for Elmer Vish of R. D. 2 will be held Thursday at A. M. from Sacred Heart church with Reverend Fr T S Zekeny officiating. Burial will be in St Mary's Cemetery. The body will remain at Sudro Funeral Home until time for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Vish
A. M
Sacred Heart Church
T. S. Zekeny
St Mary's Cemetery
Sudro Funeral Home
Mrs Alemeda Jana Rew Dead at 85 in New London
Following a lingering illness Mrs Alemeda Jana Rew of New London died at home near Fitchville last evening at age eighty five. She leaves two sons Harry and Forest Rew and three grandchildren. Funeral services set for Wednesday March 11 at 2 PM from W L Pease Funeral Home with Rev F F E Eastman of Wakeman Congregational Church officiating. Burial in Wakeman Cemetery.
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New London
Alemeda Jana Rew
R. Dpd. A
Fitchville
Harry
Forest Rew
W. L. Pease
F. F E. Eastman
Wakeman
Ohio State Band to Visit Lorain March 26
Ohio State University concert band will visit Lorain on March 26 for two programs. The ensemble, comprising 89 musicians drawn from OSU’s two military bands, has toured 29 Ohio cities in six years and emphasizes symphonic, educational programs.
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Ohio State University
Lorain
Ohio
Dayton
Bucyrus
New Philadelphia
Niles
Salem
East Liverpool
Worthington
Celina
Sidnex
Dima
Lancaster
Steubenville
East Cleveland
Upper Sandusky
Massillon
Lakewood
Sandusky
Defiance
Ohio State
Pliny’s Odd Cold Cure Among Ancient Remedies
A fragment notes the Roman thinker Pliny proposed unusual cold cure methods, including three kisses on a mule’s mouth, reflecting antiquated beliefs in animal contact for healing.
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Pliny
Prospect School Hosts March 16 Game Night
Committee named and plans laid for a Monday evening game night in the Prospect school auditorium. P T A members and friends are invited to play bridge pinochle mono ly or other games. Refreshments provided at the end of the entertainment.
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Prospect School
P.T. A
Oberlin Dramatic Association Performs At Club Luncheon
The Oberlin Exchange club was entertained yesterday with a one act play presented by five members of the Oberlin Dramatic Association at their regular luncheon meeting at Oberlin Inn.
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Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Dramatic Association
Oberlin Inn
T M T M Club Meets in Elyria at Smith Home
The T M T M Club will hold its meeting Thursday evening March 12 at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Smith on Eighth street Elyria. The Rebekah Aid Society will meet tomorrow with Mrs E M Lyman of South Cedar avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. T. M. Club
Elyria
Leo Smith
Eighth Street
Rebekah Aid Society
E. M. Lyman
South Cedar Avenue
U S Ambassador Sees Crisis As Perilous
U S ambassador to Great Britain Robert W. Bingham called the European crisis perilous but not likely to bring immediate war after a long White House and State Department meeting. He planned to return to Louisville and sail for London within ten days, saying the trip reflected no change in his plans. Henry L. Stimson also visited the State Department.
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Washington
Robert W. Bingham
Great Britain
State Department
Bingham
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
William Phillips
Department
Louisville
London
Secretary of State
Henry L. Stimson
Hull
Flames Break Out In Ship's Cargo In Boston Call
Boston March 10 firefighting crews battled a stubborn fire in the No 5 hold of the German freighter Chemnitz from Philadelphia bound for Bremen. The ship altered course and steamed toward Boston from about 200 miles eastward as the blaze was not yet declared immediately serious.
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Boston
Chemnitz
Philadelphia
Bremen
Acquitted on Stolen Property Charge in Lorain Trial
Frank Timble of Lorain was acquitted of receiving stolen property yesterday afternoon in a twilight Common Pleas Court session before Judge Guy B. Findley. The case started at 4 pm and concluded without a jury after Timble waived one. Officers had earlier found a suitcase of stolen clothes under his bed. Timble claimed a roomer may have placed them there and said he did not know how they arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Timble
Lorain
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Timble
Tible
GOP Seeks One Dollar From Million Americans
The Republican National Committee aims to mobilize one million Americans to donate one dollar each to fund efforts against Roosevelt. Donors receive a red white and blue receipt with Washington and Lincoln portraits, a US map, and a note about participation in restoring fundamental principles of government. Chairman Henry P. Fletcher envisions this becoming a lasting method of party financing from rank and file Republicans and independents.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Lincoln
United States
Henry P. Fletcher
Elyria High toName Speaker for Lake Erie Contest Soon
Elyria High School will have one speaker and an alternate for the Lake Erie High School League extempore contest at Lakewood Friday. The subject will be chosen from five topics including Munitions and the U S and World Peace with the exact phase revealed two hours before speaking. Robert Lee, past two years’ rep, won first in 1934 and second last year, graduating last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Lake Erie High School
Lakewood
Alice Stofer
United States
Ohio
Lake Erie League
Lakewood High School
Robert Lee
Court actions seek payment and partition in Lorain area
A Iipp of Lorain sues Margaret Gibbin for 328 dollars in merchandize. LaurAN M Ward of R D Wellington sues for partition of Rochester township property, naming Ada Morrison of Elyria and others. County commissioners approved shipping 300 tons of slag to Camden township for Gore Orphanage road improvement at 1.40 dollars per ton after a conference with Camden trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauran M. Ward
R. D. Wellington
Rochester
Ada Morrison
Elyria Et al
Camden Township
Gore Orphanage
Oberlin Women’s Glee Club to Present Home Concert
The Women's Glee Club of Oberlin College, directed by John F. Wickler, will give its Home Concert on March 14 1936 at Finney Memorial Chapel Oberlin. The 33 members will perform American English German and Russian works plus a medley of student songs as part of an eighteenth anniversary program beginning at 7 30 p m.
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Western Reserve University
Ohio
Wesleyan
Oberlin
Warner Gymnasium
Oberlin College
Germany
Women’s Glee Club
Womens Glee Club
Glee Club
John FE. Wickler
Indiana
Illinois
Superintendent Appointment Watch Continues at Institution
The board reviews oral applications for the superintendent post, ensuring competency. The job pays $5,000 yearly. An assistant physician is on site at all times, with Dr. Wiseman of Amherst available to oversee duties as needed until a new superintendent is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiseman
Amherst
Aldrich Fined for Intoxication in City Arraignment
W. W. Aldrich of 151 Cornell avenue was fined one dollar and costs for intoxication after arraignment before Mayor Don A. Barra. He was arrested at a local hotel by police around 11 p m yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Aldrich
Cornell Avenue
Don A. Barra
Will Save 340 On Insurance For Schools
The Elyria Board of Education at a special meeting last night authorized rewriting its insurance policies on school buildings to capture a saving of about 340 over the next three years. To obtain the lower rate, existing policies must be canceled and rewritten for three years. Only policies on buildings are affected. contents insurance remains unchanged. The shift extends coverage seven months, dating from February 1, while prior policies dated July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Board of Education
Kiwanians Hear Talk On Palestine From Archeologist
Elyria Kiwanis Club members will hear Prof Herbert Gordon May of Oberlin describe life of an archeologist in Palestine. The talk at Hotel Newell noon Thursday covers his three year Megiddo excavation work. arranged by Rabbit Marcus Kramer who also has Palestine experience.
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Palestine
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Herbert Gordon May
Oberlin College
May
Megiddo
Rabbit Marcus Kramer
GOP coffers show surplus amid donor debate
A Republican campaign statement asserts openness to contributions beyond a million dollar givery while revealing a party treasury surplus of $356,288.94. The remarks frame fundraising strategy and financial posture amid ongoing donor discussions.
Former Master Of The Chippewa Dies
SANDUSKY OH March 10 The flag of the passenger steamer Chippewa flew at half mast for Capt Harry Tyrie former master who is dead at Toledo Tyrie guided the Chippewa through the June 1924 tornado that devastated Sandusky and Lorain counties with about 2000 excursionists aboard the ship was reported missing before reappearing near Cedar Point then docked safely in Sandusky Despite the storm none on board were harmed and Tyrie steered clear of its worst path.
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Sandusky
Harry Tyre
Toledo
Tyrie
Lorain
Lake Erie
Put-in-Bay
Cedar Point
Sandusky Bay
Capt. Tyrie
Sandusky Dock
Jumbo Entertains At Oddities Show
Local pageant presents Jumbo, L. E. Redding, a longtime circus feature clown from Springfield Ohio, in Believe It or Not Freak Oddities at 148 Middle Avenue. The engagement runs daily from 11 AM to 11 PM through Saturday with continuous performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Avenue
Realife
L. E. Redding
Springfield
Ohio
Boy Killed When Car Hits Pedestrian in Marion
Robert Cheney, seven, was struck and killed in Marion on his way home from school. Fay Dixon of Green Camp drove him to a hospital, but he died en route.
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Marion, O
Robert Cheney
Fay Dixon
Green Camp
Market report on live poultry and produce prices
Markets show unsettled produce with mixed prices. Live poultry remains steady with heavy hens up 2 to 3 cents per pound and Leghorn hens around 20 cents, ducks and turkeys varied by weight. potatoes priced per 100 pound bag and other items listed with small gains and current receipts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butytien
Brollers
Protlers
Laewhorn Brollers
Woman Found With Bleeding Throat After Staircase Incident
Mrs. Fry described a man fleeing from their home after an incident on the stairs. She recalls seeing her daughter on hands and knees at the top of the cellar stairs with a bleeding throat. Authorities reported she remained unable to be questioned due to collapse.
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Mrs. Fry
Tax certificates list unpaid first quarter amounts by township and village
The document itemizes amounts still due on the first quarterly payment from the state across numerous townships and villages. Totals include Amherst, Clearview, Wellington, Avon, Avon Lake, Brownhelm, Camden, East Carlisle Rural, Eaton, Elyria, Grafton, Ridgeville, Rochester, Sheffield Lake, South Amherst, and others with figures ranging from a few dozen to several thousand dollars.
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Henrietta Township
Huntington Township
LaGrange Village
Penfield Township
Pittsield Township
Ridgeville
Rochester Township
Sheffield Lake Village
South Amherst Village
Amherst
Clearview
Wellington
Avon
Avon Lake
Brichton Township
Brownhelm
Camden Township
West Carlisle
Columbia Township
East Carlisle
Eaton Township
Elyria
Grafton
Grafton Village
Henrietta
LaGrange
Penfield
Pittsfield
Rochester
Sheffield Lake
Automobiles Collide In Lorain Intersection
Automobiles driven by Donald Meyers of 132 Chase Street and Fred Richards of 312 Iowa Avenue Lorain were damaged about 9 p m yesterday when they collided at Lody and Broad Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Meyers
Chase Street
Fred Richards
Iowa Avenue
Lorain
Lody
Broad Streets
Social value in Soviet Russia tied to party membership
A commentary notes that in Soviet society the worth of a man or woman is judged by whether they belong to the Communist Party. It implies party affiliation determines social standing and value within the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet
Russia
Communist Party
Fragmented price list item with weights and regions
A damaged OCR fragment lists varied prices and weights across items and regions, mentioning Idaho and Florida. It shows small bag prices around $1.29 to $2.35, with weights like 15 lb and 10 lb, and crate references. No clear event or narrative beyond scattered commodity pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malie ElSa
Idaho
Florida
Cattle and Grain Prices Steady Across Markets Toledo
Market report shows steady cattle with choic e steers and calves near nine dollars per hundredweight. Grain prices hold with No 2 red wheat around 1.04 and corn around 66 cents. vegetables and produce listed with mixed prices for onions, cabbage, and tender greens.
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Blue Bird
Court Street
Wilmot Pty. Co
Masonic Temple
C.co. D
Lewiston
A. Minnich
PHONT
Alice Carroll
Russell Rupert
Mer
Sibley & Sprague
TEL
O'Donnell
Esther Alflen
Sall
Glen Jorgensen
Oberlin Forensic Union
Harold Archer
O. A. Stanfield
Groveland Street
Tweny
Sirs. Archer
Mansfield
Pinochte
Pedro
Arthur Dewey
QO. W. Carper
Winters
Southam
Alemed
O. S. U. Band
U. S
Bulletin
Murbach Coal
A Iipp of
Margaret Gibbin
Finney Memorial Chapel
The
Chippewa
Cleaeland
Cleveland
S.uu
Howegrowers Market
Laux
Brighton
George Lau, L. D. Dunlap
Turner
Court Street Company
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Chestnut Street
Crehore’s
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