Italians Launch Major Offensive in Ethiopia Front
Rome reports Italy has begun a major offensive in East Africa on the southern front. General Graziani ordered mechanized troops toward Jig Jiga and Dagga Bur with operations across Somali front. 5000 trucks, each 30 men, arrived at Mogadishu March 7 for the Ogaden push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
East Africa
Europe
London
Mogadiesio
Somaliland
Rodolpho Graziani
Dagga Bur
Generaziani
Mogadiscio
Ogaden Front
Lawyers' Club to Hear A H West Speaker
Attorney A W West, secretary of the Lorain County Law Library Association, will address the Elyria Lawyers' Club at the Newell Hotel Saturday noon on Law Libraries and State Publications. West was appointed last fall to the State Bar Association's publications committee, per president John K Nece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. West
Lorain County Law Library Association
Elyria Lawyers’ Club
Newell Hotel
John K. Nece
West
State Bar Association
Committee On
Thirteen Divorces Handled By Judge Findley On Friday Day
Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley set 13 divorce cases for disposition Friday noon. Six decrees granted include Julia Nagy versus Steve Rosalie Abookire versus Charles Margaret Zolnai versus Ed mund Adelaide McClelland versus J S McClelland Irene Porkolab versus Charles and Anna Kuisely versus George on grounds of gross neglect or extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Julia Nagy
Steve
Rosalie Abookire
Charles
Margaret Zolnai
Edmund
Adelaide McClelland
J. S. McClelland
Irene Porkolab
Anna Kuisely
George
Only A Little Eight Tons In Coal Theft Case
In Lorain Ohio on March 13 police and Peter Christovich disputed what qualified as a 'little coal' after Christovich was arrested for stealing coal. He claimed he took only a little with the night watchman’s permission, while police found eight tons in his cellar. Judge W P Duffy called it too much and sentenced him to thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Mun
Peter Chistovich
Christovich
W. P. Duffy
Grange lecture hour seen as forum for public questions
Ohio Grange leaders urge use of the lecture hour in 1000 local and county Granges as a forum for vital public questions. They warn freedoms of speech and assembly may be eroded and note unemployment heightens appeal for guidance. Farmers praised for independence yet now value counsel with citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Fichter
Grange
Frank Mason
Alice Bird
C. I. Hummel
Penfield High School
Paul Wainwright
Elyria
Wainwright
County approves slag purchase for Quarry road in Pittsfield
County commissioners authorize buying 200 tons of slag at 1.05 dollars per ton for use on Quarry road in Pittsfield township. Township trustees agree to haul and apply the slag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Reports license stolen from Broad Street Chevrolet coach
Theft of a Chevrolet license YX-261 from Broad Street around 2 p m yesterday was reported to police by Mr. McQuinte of LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Crap Game Broken Up By Police
John Vincent of 24 12 Chestnut Street was fined 350 and costs by Mayor Don A Baird today after being arraigned for keeping a gambling place. Police arrested him with six others during a midnight raid. officers seized $4.25 and one dice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vincent
Chestnut Street
Don A. Baird
Vincent
C. F. Parker
L. B. Brown
Brownlie
Brown
Parkir
Parker
F E. J. Stankard
Bridgeport Centennial Plans Halted After Incorporation Error
In Bridgeport on March 15 the Centennial celebration committee announced a pause in plans for this summer. A committeeman revealed Bridgeport was incorporated in 1846, not 1836, prompting a rethink of the celebration timeline and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Court actions flood Lorain area and surrounding towns
The Citizens Home and Savings Company sues Joseph and Maria Lawrencie and others for 3167 for a note, seeking foreclosure of Lorain property. The Home Owners Loan Corporation sues Stephens Selmonst for 1789 on a note, foreclosure asked. Guardian Trust Company sues Gertrude Kellackes for 35000 on a note and foreclosure. Julius Lerch sues D F Conklin for 6000 for a traffic accident in Lorain. Lottie Minor verdict: 25000 for injuries from a crosswalk hole in Loop Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Home and Savings Company
Joseph and Maria Lawrencie
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Stephans Selmonts Et al of
Lorain
Squire
Guardian Trust Company
Gertrude Kellackes
Avon Lake
Petition to vacate allotment filed in Grafton court
A petition to vacate an allotment and also Maple street in Grafton was filed in common pleas court today by Sarah Mole of Grafton. A jury in Judge D A Cook's court heard a suit by Clarence Weber against Police Chief Theodore E Walker of Lorain for 21155 for personal injuries from a May 1 1934 collision on North Ridge road at Clinton street between a motorcycle passenger and a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Street
Grafton
Common Pleas Court
Sarah Mole
D. A. Cook
Clarence Weber
Theodore E. Walker
Lorain
North Ridge Road
Clinton Street
Oppose Parole For Elyria Youth In Robbery Case
Elyria youths Carl Ganter and Thomas Olds were indicted for the Oberlin gas station robbery. Police Chief Robert Parrish Municipal Manager Vic Zahm and gas station attendant Joe Artino appeared to oppose parole for Ganter who allegedly threatened Artino with a loaded shotgun. The youths were arrested soon after the holdup and Judge D A Cook said a decision would come Monday or Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ganter
Elyria
Thomas Olds
Oberlin
Robert Parrish
Vic Zahm
Joe Artino
Parrish
Ganter
Artino
D. A. Cook
Retiring Politician Reflects On Career And Real Estate Tides
NUMBER ONE continued from page recalls long service on the job through closing time. He notes real estate activity rose with industrial growth and county population. He witnessed the impact of low market mood on investments and later government Home Loan reactions and now sees an uptick in activity. Mitchell has no concrete retirement plans, noting it takes resolve to leave a life built over years. He quips that campaigning for office is a necessary test of resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Sar
Pageant to honor girls sports at Oberlin high school
The Oberlin pageant Then Past Present and Future in Girls Sports will be staged in the high school gymnasium March 27 under Miss Clevenger and the G A A Board. Marguerite Grills is general chairman with committees covering continuity property costume publicity tickets and casting. Proceeds go to buy a piano for the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Clevenger
Leaders
Marguerite Grills
Miriam Hamilton
Camille Skalak
Janet Ashley
Pauline Crosby
Alma Beach
Betty Wendt
Iola Gibson
Dorothy Johnson
Marian Edwards
Harriet Sandrock
Jeannette Berg
Frances Noland
Alice Jones
Doris Spicer
Grace Blackmer
Carol Zimmerman
Certrude Squires
Ora Streicher
Virginia Carson
Edna Mason
Lois Brown
Buth Fields
Helen Mortison
Carel Zimmerman
Katherine Lemmon
Mary Beth Hartson
Betty Reid
Gyn
Tea and card party held for Women’s Relief Corps members
The Women’s Relief Corps hosted a tea and card party yesterday afternoon at Mrs. J. A. Champion’s home on North Main Street. Pinochle and bridge fostered socializing, tea was served, and about twenty five attendees joined the event with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women's Relief Corps
J. A. Champion
North Main Street
Oberlin W C T U Meets for Devotional and Book Review
The Oberlin W C T U met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. John A. Rogers of South Cedar avenue. Encouraging reports came from the secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Lydia Lord Davis led a devotional service and Mrs. Heinrich reviewed part of Stanley Jones Christ's Alternative to Communism. Dr Jones predicts global exposure to Communism within twenty five years. next meeting April 8 at Mrs HT B Thhirston home, led by Mrs. Lemmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin W. C. T U
John A. Rogers
South Cedar Avenue
Lydia Lord Davis
Heinrich
Stanley Jones
Christ
HT. B. Thhirston
Lemmon
Literary and Social club meets at Mrs Carsten home
Mrs A R Carsten hosted the Literary and Social club on King Street yesterday with a paper by Mrs W S Carson titled The Talkies followed by discussion and social hour. Guest Mrs J H Sautacher attended. The next meeting is set for March 26 at Mrs George Cooley’s home on South Professor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Carsten
King Street
W. S. Carson
Ada Hopkins Discharged After Ice Fall at Allen Hospital
Miss Ada Hopkins matron of his cottage was discharged this week from Allen hospital where she had treatment for injuries suffered weeks ago in a fall on the ice. Mr and Mrs W Suffin moved yesterday from East College street to the Maddock property at 1 North Pleasant street. Mrs H W Pyle formerly of Oberlin visited friends here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Hopkins
Allen Hospital
Girls Starred In Elyria High All Star Basketball Night
Elyria High School will end its season with an all star girls basketball game between Red and White teams selected from 260 participants. Ruth Stark referees, Clarice Elensman umpirs, with Betty Washburn as manager and a full team of timers scorers and scoreboard operators. An entertainment program includes a rope jumping act by Betty Lohret and others, followed by dancing supervised by PTA chaperons. The event starts at 7 30 p m with dancing to 11 39 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Mary Robson
Beverly Vaughn
Jean McCray
Lois Hieffer
Jean Murkowski
Mary Ruth Cochrane
Rebecca Meldrum
Ann Lugas
Marian Stanford
Joyce Hastings
Joan McKee
Mary Robertson
Emma Goodman
June Beck
Vera Smith
Neela Smith
Ruth Storm
Clara McGuire
Lois Fortune
Ethel Mittler
Erma Lottman
Ruth Stark
Clarice Elensman
Betty Washburn
Alma Taylor
Jean Brillhart
Margaret Herald
Irene Wizorek
Betty Harrison
Alberta Wright
Frances Leiman
Betty Lohret
Parent-Teacher Association
Souo
Eleanor Fisster
Ruth McKee
Julia King
Mary Louise Carr
Ada Mae Stanford
Bertha Battle
Martha Kivop
Edith Radepaugh
Lucille Coon
Betty Blackwell
Betty Kaiser
Carol Kipf
Katherine Wolfe
Maud Stevenson
Jean Robertson
Geraldine Haln
Eleanor Robson
Ada Mae Robson
Servig
Death of Mrs. Margaret J Leimbach at 63
Mrs. Margaret J Leimbach 63 wife of Edward Leimbach died at home 133 Mcenree Street after a lingering illness Born in Pennsylvania August 1872 she lived in Elyria 25 years Survived by husband a daughter Nellie D Ray grandson Giles Ray granddaughter Netta Ray two brothers Richard Marsden Camden NJ William Marsden Gary Indiana and sister Ellen Barlow Bethlehem PA Friends may call Nichols Funeral Home services Monday at 1:00 Rev Will Foster officiating Burial Brookdale Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Leimbach
Edward Leimbach
Mcenree Street
Pennsylvania
Elyria
Nellie D. Ray
Giles Ray
Netta Ray
Richard Marsden
Camden
New Jersey
William Marsden
Gary
Indiana
Ellen Barlow
Bethlehem
Funeral services for Miss Elizabeth Klein Saturday
Funeral services for Miss Elizabeth Klein will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 00 from the late home 116 Nichols Court with Rev Ernst Irton officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Klein
Nichols Court
Ernst Irton
Evergreen Cemetery
South Amherst
Death of Adolph Guyeska At Elyria Clinte
Adolph Guyeska aged 40 died this morning at 9 20 after a brief illness. A native of Grafton he ran a four meat market for fifteen years and served in Naval Aviation at Great Lakes during World War. He was a member of St John’s Lutheran church. Survived by wife Irma a son John Clark three, his mother Mary Guyeska of Grafton two sisters Miss Guscie Guyeska and Mrs John Saxon and a brother James Kenny, all of Cleveland. Friends may call at Nichols Funeral Home with arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Guyeska
Elyria Clinte
Grafton
Naval Aviation
Great Lakes
Illinois
Guyeska
St. John's Lutheran Church
Irma
John Clark Guyeska
Mary Guyeska
Guscie Guyeska
John Saxon
James Kenney
Cleveland
Will Give Illustrated Talk on Holy Land
Dr May of Oberlin School of Theology will present an illustrated lecture on Faster Time in the Holy Land at Kipton Community Church Sunday evening March 15 at 7:00 p m. The event invites all residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton Community Church
May
Oberlin School of Theology
The
Holy Land
County Checker Tourney Opens Tomorrow Night
The Lorain County checker tournament begins tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the Elyria YMCA. Seventy players from the county are paired into groups of seven for a round robin format across three Saturdays. The top scorer will be crowned Lorain County champion for 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County
Columbus
Liquor Charge After Fire Ties to Still on High Street
Lorain man Jim Furei 25 was handed to federal authorities for prosecution on illegal liquor manufacture connected to a still found operating in a High Street home that burned early Thursday. Police say Furei and his wife and baby vanished after the fire and had been promised free rent by two Lorain men in exchange for living there. Damage from the blaze estimated at 250 dollars. investigators suspect a Lorain fraternity sought to move operations to Elyria amid federal inspections. Two Lorain men had rented the High Street house about three months prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Furei
Lorain
Elyria
Sil High Street
Filska
Loarain
Furei
Lorain Bentley Fraternity
High Street
Senator Reveals WPA Relief Roll Retaliation Claim
The senator accuses political retaliation in WPA relief cuts, citing his brother M. S. Holt Jr. as discharged district engineer amid the controversy. Hopkins defends with an investigation and a public letter denying political influence in securing relief employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Holt, Jr
WPA
Hopkins
Holt
Foregn Minister Flandin backs harsher League action
Pierre Etienne Flandin of France pressed for strong measures at the League meeting. Litvinov and the Soviet Union pledged support for any Council action including penalties. Russia and France will oppose negotiations with Germany while troops stay in the Rhineland. The League's fate hinges on stern action against Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Etienne Flandin
France
Council
Litvinov
Russia
Germany
Rhineland
League
Hutchinson Nudist Incident Shocks Jail Scene
Hutchinson police faced a nudist case as Jeanne Doe disrobed refused clothes, tore a plumbing pipe, battered a cell door and dashed naked into the jail office before officers secure restraint with a straight jacket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Wans
Jeanne Doe
Market notes from Cleveland and surrounding areas
Market listings show steady tones in Cleveland with assorted farm goods and livestock values. Prices for eggs, poultry, grains, and feeds move modestly as buyers and sellers adjust to demand, with orange and Florida outputs cited along with standard commodity quotes for bran and cottonseed products.
CAPE LI Receipts and market summaries from a rural grain and livestock auction
Cattle prices show steady to higher trends with steers around 2100 pounds up to 3.60. calves and cows range from 2.00 to 8.00 per hundredweight, heifers and butchers noted. Sheep and lambs receipts indicate steady market with lambs 8.50 to 10.05, wethers 5.50 to 6.0, and ewes 5.50 to 5.50. Hogs receipts 400 with active week. eggs and butter priced per government grades. Provincial price lists include wheat No 2 red around 1.01 to 1.02, corn No 2 yellow 61 to 62 cents, oats No 2 white 34 to 46 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Dbs
Slon
ELON
S.o
Grain and flour price quotations from local elevators
Quotations on grain are provided by Sheeta Elevator Co and flour by Fairchild Milling Co. Prices given per bushel for corn, wheat, and oats with No 2 red winter wheat around 3.40 to 8.00 per bushel for different grades, corn No 3 yellow at 67 to 74 cents, and flour per barrel. Hay and bran prices listed with standard mixes and feed components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheeta Elevator Co
Fairchild Millinggy Co
Social Tea Hosts and School District Notes in Oberlin
Mrs. A. M. Sherburne visited Mrs. Tucker Humphries of Oberlin for a social tea at the Theological Quadrangle on Saturday afternoon. The P T A of District No. 5 met for its regular monthly session on Wednesday. Miss Adeline Becker of School District No. 7, recovering from an appendectomy at Elyria Clinic, shows satisfactory convalescence and plans to return home to Henrietta soon. Visitors include Kathryn and Margaret Luikart, Charles and Jakie Luikart, Glenn Draper, and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Schubert and family. Mrs. Dean of Amherst substitutes in Miss Becker’s absence at School No. 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Sherburne
Tucker Humphries
Oberlin
Theological Quadrangle
District No. 5
Adeline Becker
Elyria Clinic
Henrietta
Kathryn
Margaret Luikart
Charles
Jakie Luikart
Glenn Draper
Homer Schubert
Miss Becker
Dean of
Amherst
PUBLIC SALE AT BELDEN FARM AUCTION NEAR STATE ROUTE qT
Public sale of farm assets to be held at residence 1 2 mile east of Belden on State Route qT Wednesday March LR beginning at noon. Horses cattle dairy stock tools grain 2 tons clover hay and farm implements. Cash on day of sale. John Kousha Clayton H Sooy auctioneers Lee Klinach clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Jerseys
John Kousha
Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Klinach
Chicago market notes and commodity prices summary
Chicago market page records diverse commodity prices including oats rye and barley with figures such as 7 754 barrels, 13 069 cases, and various yellow corn grades No 2 and No 1. The report lists oats Timothy Timothy hay and clover values, with potential price details for feed and livestock components and sample-grade notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clecago
Mareh
Chicago
Tee
Bdarley
Timothy
Clovier
Auction Notice for March 25 Near Elyria
Deciding to quit farming I will sell at public auction March 25 at 12 o’clock at my residence two miles east of Elyria on Sugar Ridge Rd. Items include two horses, three cows, wagon, hay rack, farming implements, a Model T truck, crops, household goods, and more under cash terms. Auctioneers WM Fehlber and I Diederich. Residence Stop 64 Ridgeville, Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Sugar Ridge Rd
WM. Fehlber
I. F. Diederich
Ridgeville
Large Estate Auction In Olmsted Township March 17
On the death of her husband Mrs. Edward Stoll will auction her residence at the corner of Cook Road and Stearns Road Olmsted Township starting at noon Tuesday March 17. items include Jersey-Holstein cow 69 Leghorn hens 169 snares of corn 140 bushels oats 8 tons baled wheat straw 60 bushels seed potatoes farm tools and machinery plus household goods and a Model QT Ford truck with box. Auctioneers Clayton H Sooy Russell Wilkinson clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Road
Stearns Road
Olmsted Township
Niagara
McCormick
Edward Stoll Clayton H. Sooy
Russell Wilkinson
Local Farm Auction Near La Grange Aims March 16
The undersigned will sell at public auction at his residence two miles west and two miles north of La Grange on Nickel Plate Stone Quarry Road. Items include a five year old black mare, Chester White hog, pullets, oats, hay, corn, farm tools, McCormick gear, horse harness, milk cooler, and numerous other articles. The sale lists livestock, feed, machinery, and miscellaneous farm equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc
la Grange
Chester White
McCormick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethiopia
Lawyers’ Club
A. H. West
Blue Bird
Court Street
Best Buy
Kennedy
Jc Wax
Hnson
Johnson
Jb. Johnson
Elyria Electric & Music Store
West Avenue
Page
Julius C. Lereh
D. F. Conklin
Esther Alflen
East Lorayn St
Oberlin College
Warner Gymnasium
Warner Hall
Mona B.t Hasselrns
Women's Glee Club
Finney Chapel
WTAM
Assembly For Women
Women’s League
Oberlin Inn
RR. & Holmes
Sturges Hall
Edgar H. Alden
Finney Chanel
Carnegie Library
Frank Sheridan
Finney Chrayeed
Raymond Cerf
AL A. U. W
Flyvia Country Club
Elizabeth S. Magee
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
King-Bosworth
Pomer M. Paul Freyss
Unruh
Indiana Council of International Relations
Gonnells On Foreign Relations
Elizabeth S. Crowell
William PD. Roevely
University of Michigan
Philadelphia Society of Etchers
Fairchild Chapel
G. W. Fiske
Ww. Co. T. U. Meets
Murphy
Avon Park
French Creek
Jack Flynn
Porsch Lumber and Ooal Co
Jewell
Alice Carroll
Newell
Rupert
Mgr
O'Donnell
Eatra Crists
Reets Bse
Liv
Cupe
OS Lps
Maine
Cleveland Lines
Bock
Toledo
GRAN
T. R. Butts
Bureau of Necivcultural
Ohin
United States
U.S
Leeasshorn
Stags
Old Rouynsters
Hook Oraders
Frank D. Longdon
North Eaton Station
EF. W. Hawke
Lee Klinect
E. Kiplinger
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