Nurse on Trial for Murder in Kentucky Town
Princeton report shows Nell Baker a 38 year old nurse faces murder charges over the poisoning death of Wanta Cox nine year old girl. Six witnesses testified as the court weighs autopsy findings while details of an illicit affair with the girl's father Charles Cox unfold. Cox, a divinity student turned insurance salesman, will face trial later for Wanda's murder as his wife remains in a state asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Nell Baker
Wanta Cox
Maurelle
Argenic
Charles W. Cox
Wanda
Commonwealth
Alvin Liganby
Cox
Miss Baker
Former Big League Players Talk To Junior Hi-Y
Lorain speakers M F Peer and H C Mellween, both ex major leaguers, spoke to Junior Hi-Y members last night. Peer, once with the Reds and a minor league manager, described training and qualifications for majors and stressed staying in peak condition. Mellween, ex Yankee pitcher and college star, recalled meetings with greats like Lajoie, McGraw, Mathewson and Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Peer
H. C. Mellween
Lorain
Peer
Cincinnati Reds
Mellween
New York Yankee
Lajoie
McGraw
Mathewson
Young
Mother Faces Non-support Charges Over Two Children
County Humane Agent and Attorney Richard Horan plan non support charges against the mother of two children aged 5 and 11. The father, a disabled veteran, may lose custody to the Oberlin Children's Home as the mother pursued employment at 20 dollars weekly after previously sharing soldier relief of 15 dollars a month. Officials say she has refused to support the family and the case is described as first of its kind in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Humane
Richard Horan
Horn
Oberlin
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Prosecution Delay in Hibbett Extradition Case
Sherman Hibbett of Detroit faced postponed habeas corpus action as Lorain County court delays until March 19. Prosecutor Howard Butler attended to block the writ, while three alleged partners were captured near Birmingham after a morning chase. Hibbett reportedly fled through a field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Hibbett
Detroit
C. M. Hanker
Hibbett
Elyria High Herald Features Alumni Life and School News
The Elyria High Herald reviews two weeks of student activities and upcoming events at Elyria High School. A feature profiles distinguished alumnus General Wilder S. Metcalf, class of 1872, who died February 1 in Kansas. The issue covers class activities, assembly programs, Lake Erie League contests, and student hobbies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Elyria High Herald
Wilder S. Metcalf
Kansas
Kiwanis Meeting Highlights Ray Wentz Big Catch
Ray Wentz regaled Kiwanis Club members at Hotel Newell with a foggy morning tale of a 16 pound Black Grouper his biggest catch yet not a record but a thriller. Visitor A C McKeehn of Lansing Michigan attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Newell
Ray Wentz
A. C. McKeehn
Lansing
Mich
Death of Mrs Rose Constable 74 Lorain resident
Mrs Rose Constable aged 74 longtime Lorain resident and widow of Douglass Constable died at her son Henry Constable’s Cleveland home. Born Ridgeville March 1 1861 she is survived by children Mathew Edith Kiefner Eleanor Roehl Henry D. Constable Florence O Neil and others, plus seven grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday at 2 30 from Wickens Memorial Lorain with remains lying in state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Constable
Lorain
Douglass Constable
Henry Constable
Gordoncourt
Cleveland
Loraig
Wickens
South Park Street
Durham
Seneeca County
Ohio
Oberlin
John Durham
Rust M. E. Church
Anna Moore
Mary Thompson
Sandusky
Dora Holton
Rinda Powell
Lima
Joseph Blackwell
William Blackwell
Toledo
Mathews-Gleason
J. G. Hayes
Westwood Cemetery
New Value Dodge Delivers Luxury At Low Cost
Dr Donald L Davison of Difton New Jersey touts the 1935 Codre Dodge as big car luxury with lower gas and operating costs than cheaper models. Dodge offers comfort safety and dependability at just a few dollars more than the lowest priced cars with price starting at 645 and up plus time payments and official Chrysler Motors Commercial Credit plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Davison
Difton
N. J
Dodge
B. Fartorr
Detroit
Chrysler Motora
Oberlin Women’s Glee Club to Sing Annual Home Concert
Oberlin Ohio March 11 after five months of rehearsals the Oberlin Women s Glee Club will present their first major public performance the Annual Home Concert Saturday evening March 16 in Finney Chapel. It is the seventeenth season under SE Wickler with a fixed membership of 23. The spring tour covers New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio with a two day New York City visit. The program features standard female vocal works plus violin and flute solos and choral passages with obbligato accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin Women’s Glee Club
Finney Chapel
SE. Wickler
Glee Club
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York City
Cleveland
Book Review At Oberlin WCTU Meeting
The Oberlin Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. E F Bosworth’s on South Professor street. Mrs. MacEachron reviewed Jack London’s John Barleycorn, a memoir of how alcohol wrecked London’s life. The next meeting is April 25 at the James Brand House with a Stockholm convention dramatization planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women's Christian Temperance Union
E F Bosworth
South Professor Street
Schauffler
James Brand
Stockholm
Mrs. Malinda Durham Dies At Oberlin Home
Malinda Durham aged 73 died at her Oberlin home at 195 with funeral plans pending. The obituary notes her residence and age, with local authorities handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Durham
Oberlin
Court actions and sentences from Elyria and surrounding townships
Elyria resident Charlie Meek sues Studebaker Chemical for 700 for personal services. H C Harris sues Bert L Kinsley et al for 2005 on a promissory note. Foreclosure sought in Grafton and Russia townships. T J Farmer sues Joan Kovascik et al for 2974 on a promissory note. Marr Vaprezan seeks separate maintenance from John Vaprezan for neglect and cruelty. Joseph Vargo, 23, of Spruce Street, sent to Ohio pen for an indeterminate parole term. William Koepp Jr of Amherst acquitted on non support of two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Harris
Bert L. Kinsley
T. J. Farmer
Oberlin
Joan Kovascik
Marr Vaprezan
Elyria
John Vaprezan
Joseph Vargo
Spruce Street
Columbus
William Holst
Lloyd Sweet
William Koepp.r
Amherst
Hie
TD. A. Cook
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A speaker argues the work of the Salvation Army focuses on aiding victims of a serial order and bringing souls to God. He notes the army operates in several nations and predicts the $2.4996 goal will be reached by Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satsafion
Campaizr Hue
German Student Life Talk At Cosmopolitan Club
Oberlin Cosmopolitan Club hears German exchange student Marianne Lautsch speak on life in Germany at Goodrich House. After the meeting members plan arrangements for the Federated Cosmopolitan Club of Ohio state convention to be held here in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rauelein Marianne Lautsch
Oberlin Cosmopolitan Club
Goodrich House
Germany
Federated Cosmopolitan Club of Ohio
Mar
W. H. Seaman Tours Schools Across Regions
W. H. Seaman, director of ad missions, spends the week visiting schools in New York and New Jersey to recruit prospective students. After returning, he will visit lake cities then proceed to the Chicago area. Mrs. Coady, National President of the W. R. C., and other officers will join Friday at Henry Lincoln Relief Corps events. Mrs. Coady, Detroit resident, will arrive today and stay with Mrs. W. C. Christy, former national president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Seaman
New York
New Jersey
Lake Cities
Chicago
Coady
Henry Lincoln Relief Corps
Detroit
W. C. Christy
Apollo Manager buys Fauver home on Morgan street
Jerry Steel, manager of the Apollo, has purchased the C. K Fauver home on Morgan street and will take possession as soon as Fauver’s new home on Edsemeer Place is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Steel
The
Apollo
C. K Fauver
Morgan Street
Mr. Fauver
Edsemeer Place
Mrs Leo F Smith visits Elyria friend and death notice
Mrs Leo F Smith of Elyria was a guest yesterday at the home of Mrs Chalmer P Davidson. Mrs Joseph Smith has learned of the death of her stepfather S A Scott in Saratoga Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo F. Smith
Elyria
Chalmer P. Davidson
Joseph Smith
S. A. Scott
Saratoga
Florida
Campaign chairman Leonard Smith praises Elrma support
Leonard Smith as general campaign chairman thanks the Elrma resolution endorsing the campaign and endorses Rev Auld for his published letter in the Voice of the People. He announces next report dinner at 6 p m Friday at First M E church. W C Vernon urges continued worker effort and lauds last night's results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Smith
Smith
Elrma
Rev. Auld
Voice of the People
Chronicle-Telegram
M. E. Church
W. C. Vernon
Paul Wainwright
Joz Boddy
C. P. Shively
Leonard Fowl
F.A. Dusthimer
George Colburn
Oscar G. Dunn
Walter Otto
Veterans stag party to be held Friday
George Perkins Post No. 247 American Legion will hold a stag party Friday evening at Woodford Avenue. All former veterans are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Perkins
Woodford Avenue
Prosperity and Adversity Known by Friends
A brief reflection notes that during times of success friends recognize us, while in hardship we acknowledge our own resilience. The line suggests mutual understanding between peers facing varied fortunes and shared experiences.
School exhibit blends art tech and sport in grand show
A large display showcased mechanical drawing of machines and wheels, physics lab experiments with a photo electric cell beam, and student made telescopes. Furniture and metal work exhibits featured finished pieces, lamps, pans, and varied household items. The gym program drew 600 girls performing dances, races, acrobatics, and a basketball game won 29 to 16 by the red team led by Doris Swindling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Kemble
Doris Swindling
Billie
Highland Scottische
Virginia Reel
Cracoviac
Court limits audience in McCreedy trial to adults
In Oberlin, Judge D A Cook barred all but principals, court officers, and those over 21 with seats from a statutory charge trial of Harold McCreedy. Deputized staff turned away many teens and curious spectators, a move described as novel court practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McCreedy
Oberlin
Amherst
D. A. Cook
Ed. Monroe
Senate debate over relief bill and pair voting tactics
The transcript covers Senate maneuvering on a large relief bill, noting how pairing could alter votes. Long accuses Glass of supporting a budget without revenue, while Glass argues he merely reported the measure. A quip on taxes and lynching underscores partisan tensions and the unresolved anti-lynching bill context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Glass
Long
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Water rate schedule proposed with stepped charges
The proposed schedule sets 500 cubic feet per month at 20 cents per hundred, next 1 500 at seven cents, next 3 000 at six cents, next 195 000 at five and one half cents, and over 200 000 at five cents per hundred with a $1 minimum monthly. A five percent penalty is included. The commission said it would investigate the request as required by law.
Propose to redraw fifth district boundaries in Ohio
The article details a legislative amendment reallocating Lorain and nearby areas, moving Wood into the 5th district and raising its population to about 209,000. Backers include Stetson, Rogers, Ashbolt, and D. W. Seward, with aims to give Lorain County a chance to elect a congressman and to remove Don Harter from the county. In Springfield, Dr. John E. Furry, 65, former mayor and longtime physician, died after a long career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Stetson
Lorain County
P. H. Rogers
William E. Ashbolt
D. W. Seward
Springfield
John E. Furry
Washington D. H
Marchers Stand Guard as Taps Resound in Memorial Scene
Soldiers and civilians moved in formation circling a large anchor while saluting as the bugle played taps, marking a solemn memorial moment. The scene conveyed disciplined ceremony and collective tribute in a somber setting.
Cleveland Produce and Livestock Market Roundup
Cleveland markets show steady to firm readings across produce and livestock. Beans, fowls, and potatoes move slowly with price ranges for cattle, calves, sheep, hogs, and poultry noted. regional and national references include Wisconsin, Michigan, Idaho, and Florida stockings with specific price bands and car counts.
Chicago market report of eggs and poultry prices and receipts
Sutter receipts show 5 624 tubs of creamery and egg products with varied grade prices and multiple date references. Poultry live receipts include 1 car 33 trucks with hens and fryers priced 18 1 2c to 24 1 2c, Leghorn and Rock varieties listed with specific per pound prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
Cleveland milk dealers get extension to show cause
Forty one Cleveland area milk dealers were granted an extension of time until March 20 to show cause why they should be allowed to continue business. They are charged with refusing to comply with local milk regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland Area
William H. Smith Dies at 76 Leader in Lumber and Banking
William H. Smith, 76, renowned head of P. Smith Sons Lumber Co and vice president of Newark Trust Co, died yesterday in Newark Ohio. Funeral services are scheduled for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark, O
Willam H. Smith
P. Smith Sons Lumber Company
Newark Trust Company
Grain and mill feed price quotations report
Quotations from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange and Fairchild Milling Co. cover corn wheat oats flour hay straw and mill feeds with prices per bushel per ton or per barrel. Values list No 3 yellow corn No 2 oats No 1 red wheat various flour and meal types along with alfalfa cutting and timothy hay grades and miscellaneous feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co
Sheets Elevator Co
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Mrs. Rose Constable
Chrysler Motors
Dodge Division
LEO RR. Myer Motor Co
Ergdd Street
Esther Alflen
East
Lorain St. Phove
Louis Bliss
Phove 12
N. Pleasant St
Women’s Glee Club
Oberlin W. C. T. U
Charlies Meek
Studebaker Chemical Company
C. D. Reding
Arthur Sherman
F. S. Rawles
Henry Townsend
T. C. Cooler
Maxine Tucas
D. M. Upton
William Hearne
Oscar G. Dann
Carl Curtis
H. W. Tinston
Lillian Stevens
A. C. Schilleman
Sophia Gallo
ACME
Bsc
Elyria, Ohio
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Court St
OUR
H. R. Rorick
Travelers
Elyria Savings and Trust
Farmers’ Mutual Home Ins. CO
Grafton
Elyria Savings & Trust
Elyria, O
Cleveland Livestock
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
U. S
Michigan
U.S
PARTY
Avon Park
French Creek
Jack Flynn
Murphy Brothers
LEE Whitney CO
East Ave
Broad ST
Ang Jones
Torain County
West Broad
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