Pressure to secure Cleveland relief funds from Ohio legislature
The Citizens' committee on relief in Cleveland sidetracked impeachment moves against Gov. Davey. They voted to press the Ohio legislature for Cleveland's 20 percent share of relief funds, to wire and write Hopkins in support of the county relief administration, and to mobilize around 40 organizations led by Mrs. Stanlee Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Martin L. Davey
Citizens’ Committee On Relief
Ohio
Harry L. Hopkins
Cuyahosa County
Stanlee Bates
League of Women Voters
Retired minister dies in Worthington Ohio
Rev. Andrew J. Plumb aged 75, retired Methodist minister, died after a year of spinal illness at his daughter Mrs Earl Hard's home in Worthington Ohio. He previously served pastorates in Linworth Lancaster Delaware Pike Scioto and Lawrence counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Andrew J. Plumb
Earl Hard
Worthinston
Linworth
Lancaster
Delaware
Pike, Scioto
Lawrence
Study Methods To Assure Peace
In Cleveland on March 16 the ninth annual Foreign Affairs Institute enters its second day with talks on methods to secure permanent peace. Rep Hamilton Fish Jr Newton Baker and Dr Quincy Wright spoke. Baker and Wright favor international cooperation while Fish urges staying focused at home. Wright expects eventual US involvement in international bodies and criticized opponents of the world court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Foreign Affairs Institute
Hamilton Fish, Jr
New York
Newton D. Baker
Foreign Affairs Council
Quincy Wright
University of Chicago
Baker
Wright
Fish
Local News In A Few Lines FINED BY MAYOR
George Ammon aged 67 was fined ten dollars and costs and given a 30 day county jail sentence by Mayor W H Vanester for indecent exposure this morning. William B Jenney of Oak Street was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication when arraigned before Mayor Vanester this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ammon
W. H. Vanester
William B. Jenney
Oak Street
Hauptmann Sees Three Men Die in Trenton Death House
Bruno Richard Hauptmann, linked to the Lindbergh baby case, witnessed three men go to their deaths in Trenton. Connie Scarpone, 26, Michael Mule, 24, and George De Stefano Jr., 25, were executed for the 1933 holdup murder of John Szczytkowski as Elliott pressed the switch. Outside, three young women wept, becoming widows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Connie Scarpone
Michael Mule
George de Stefano, Jr
John Szczytkowski
Robert Elliott
Ping Pong Champs Are Defeated in First Round
In the city YMCA ping pong tournament first round games this week eliminated former champions. Stanley Davies fell to Jack Dillman, a county contender years ago, and William Amidon was defeated by Wade Sheppard, a former high school champion. Fred Wise beat Jack Knight as the round proceeds toward the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenlee Haynes
Stanley Davies
Jack Dillman
William Amidon
Wade Sheppard
Davis Again In Toils Of The Law
Davis released from county jail after 22 days for petit larceny is jailed again in a city lockup on an intoxication charge. Sheriff Wick, once impressed by his work as a trusty, faces another case as Davis awaits court action and possible sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Intoxcatia
Clarence Wick
Noss
FE. J. Stankard
Court Street
Free Fingerprint Service For Elyrians
Elyrians may have their fingerprints placed on file with the Federal Bureau of Identification as a free precaution against identity loss. John Edgar Hoover announced the program, with local police, led by Detective Lloyd Sweet, collecting prints for forwarding to Washington without local copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Department
E. J. Stankard
Lloyd Sweet
Washington
Sweet
Baltimore Man Is Pinochle King
New York March 16 Weinberg of Baltimore was crowned king of American pinochlers defeating Jacob Dolin of Cleveland by 405 points in a countrywide tournament with 58 000 players from 16 major cities P Hal Sims acted as referee and kept back kabitzers Sally Rand and George Bancroft Weinberg won a loving cap and $1000 after the prize award Antics followed with private games among spectators and contestants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herman Weinberg
Baltimore
Jacob Dolin
Cleveland
P. Hal Sims
Sally Rand
George Bancroft
Weinberg
Death Record Grafton Ohio Mrs Mary Glowicki 69
Mrs Mary Glowicki 69 wife of Michael Glowicki died at her Oak street home in Grafton today at 5 30 AM after four years illness Born in Poland August 15 1865 she lived in Grafton thirty seven years coming from Buffalo NY Surviving are husband three daughters Verna Woashtak Lorain Hattie Tarnowski Elyria Mary Jacobs Canton and two sons Anthony and John Grafton One sister in Poland 15 grandchildren 3 great grandchildren Body to be moved to Bittner Funeral Home Elyria Funeral Tuesday at 8 30 AM from home and 9 AM from Church of the Assumption Rev Fr Orlemanski Burial St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Mary Glowicki
Michael Glowicki
Oak Street
Poland
Buffalo
N. Y
Assumption Church
Verna Woashtak
Lorain
Hattie Tarnowski
Elyria
Mary Jacobs
Canton
Anthony
John
Bittner Funeral Home
Church of the Assumption
Orlemanski
St. Mary's Cemetery
Howard L Salisbury Dies on Farm at Case Road
Howard L Salisbury, born November 10, 1864, died this morning at 12 55 on the family farm on Case Road after ten years ill. He was a farmer and member of the Maccabee Lodge in Elyria. Survived by wife Louise. daughter Hazel Wendt of Elyria and granddaughter Clara Elizabeth Wendt. brother Fred Salisbury and sister Mrs N J Buswell, all of Elyria. Funeral Tuesday at 2:00 from Sudro Funeral Home with Rev. Ernst Irion. burial in Ridselawna Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Salisbury
Case Road
Mr. Salisbury
The
Maccabee Lodge
Elyria
Louise Salisbury
Hazel Wendt
Clara Elizabeth Wendt
Fred Salisbury
N. J. Buswell
Sudro Funeral Home
Ernst Irion
Ridselawna
Campaign reports tabulate funds and rose award
George Colburn led cash totals in a divided drive, with captains reporting varying sums by division. Women’s groups under Upton and Reding contributed substantial amounts, and a rose of recognition went to Mrs Upton for the largest two day subscription total amid remarks by campaign heads and local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Colburn
Oscar G. Dunn
Walter Otta
A. M. Hannaford
Lee DeLford
George DB. Wahrman
Mark Abbe
Myre
OM. Upton
Cld. Redunz
Upton
Bam Heerae
G. Denna
Sts
Mere
Smith
Vernon
General Prepares New Barrage In Washington Office
Gen Hugh Johnson former NRA administrator sharpens attack on Senator Huey P Long and Rev Charles E Coughlin in his Washington office. The exclusive photo depicts Johnson with his secretary Frances Robinson, an aide from NRA days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Huey P
Kingfish) Long
Charlies E. Coughlin
Frances Robinson
Relief Grocery Orders Increase Countywide
Acting County Relief Director Lea Whitright announced a 33 1 3 percent rise in direct relief grocery orders, affecting about 1 600 families and adding roughly $6 000 monthly in groceries. He credited general economies and reduced relief abuse, not budget gains, and noted potential work relief increases next month amid a March relief load drop of 135 cases from 1 844.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Whitright
Whitright
Probation Granted After Lorain Burglar’s Hearing
Nick Muska of Lorain received a one year probation from Judge Cook after a probation hearing last week. He was indicted for burglary and larceny and blamed his act on drinking what he called football whiskey. Joseph and Ben Geiman sue Rey C. Jellis on 775 for damages to fruit shipment that froze en route to Cleveland from Lorain. Union Savings and Loan sues F W Loose, administrator of August Ruill estate, for 3016 on a note. foreclosure of Lorain property requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Muska
Lorain
Cook
Joseph and
Ben Geiman
Rey C. Jellison
Cleveland
The
Union Savings and Loan Company
F. W. Loose
August Ruill
Oberlin High School Basketball Players Honored At Dinner
Members of the Oberlin High School basketball squad were guests of the Oberlin Business Men's Club at a dinner at Oberlin Inn. Speakers included H L Rawdon, Donald Leahy, Warren Ott, Russell Kepler, Robert Champion, and principal C E Wigton. Letters were awarded to players led by captain Robert Champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin Business Men’s Club
Oberlin Inn
Sable
J. H. Kutscher
H. L. Rawdon
Donald Leahy
Warren Ott
Elmer Henderson
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Oberlin High School
Cleveland Minister To Talk At Chapel
The Reverend Lilworth Lupton of the First Unitarian Church of Cleveland will speak at the All-College Vesper service Sunday at 4 39 in Fairchild chapel. His topic is The Fine Art of Keeping Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilworth Lupton
First Unitarian Church of
Cleveland
Fairchild Chapel
Young
Professor Brown to speak on Religion at World Fellowship
Professor Robert Brown will discuss Personal Aspects of the Modern Outlook of Religion at a World Fellowship meeting on Sunday evening at 7 30. The gathering will be held at his home at 233 Forest Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brown
World Fellowship
Forest Street
Education Reform and TVA Debate Highlight Contest
Speakers argued federal aid would equalize educational opportunity despite potential local control concerns. Elyria noted Smith Hughes impact and limited interference, while another urged no federal overreach. Debate also covered munitions profits, peace motives, and TVA’s effect on private power and small investors. Indees included Prof Young and Prof Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Smith-Hughes
England
Jacobi
Frederiksen
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Passion Play Pictures To Be Shown Sunday
Dr Harvey Hadlock of California presents the Passion Play of Oberammergau in a picture lecture at the First Methodist Church Sunday at 7 30 p m Admission is free He will display colored pictures of the famous players and scenes and perform major spoken parts with dramatic expression linking the Lenten message to the audience
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberammergau
Harvey Hadlock
California
Hadlock
First Church Lenten group meetings on prayer outreach
The First Church Lenten devotional groups meet at the parsonage 271 Forest Street from 3 to 4 PM on Monday afternoon. The topic is The Outreach of Prayer in the Nation and Mrs. Hamilton leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Street
Hamilton
Correction issued on Sarasota death mistaken for S A Scott
A correction states that S A Scott did not die in Sarasota Florida but is recovering from a serious illness. He is the step father of Mrs Joseph Smith of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Scott
Sarasota
Fla
Scott
Joseph Smith
Conservatory Senior Violin Recital by Miss Beck
Miss Marjorie Louise Beck of the Obertian Conservatory of Music will present her senior violin recital Monday evening March 78 at Warner Concert Hall. Miss Freda Wilson will accompany, the program to include Dvoraks Simnatina No 199 in A minor and other pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Louise Beck
Obertian Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Freda Wilson
Miss Beck
Snnatina
Dvorak
Campaign Telephone Drive Aims to Reach More Voters
Mrs A C Schnleman and Mrs Ruth Neill announced a campaign telephone drive led by volunteers. Each caller will cover a page of the telephone directory to contact residents who may not have been reached by the solicitors. Lillian Stevens was added to the roster of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nd Mra
C Schnleman
Ani
Ruth Neill
Lillian Stevens
Tan
Students Return From Ohio State Ahead of Spring Break
A list of students returning to their homes this weekend from Ohio State University includes Malcolm Scott William Carson William Haughton Harrison Hull William Merrick Alfred Parker Eva Parker Charles Reed Victor Solomoun Elsie Summers Hugh Webber and Henry Wilson Mrs Charles Hallauer Mrs Dorothy Dunlap and Harold Cook depart for Oxford Florida to visit Mrs Dunlap's mother Mrs George Hallauer for about two weeks An announcement notes the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs George H Glover of Detroit born March 15 Mrs Glover formerly Catherine Martin of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Malcolm Scott
William Carson
Wiliam Haughton
Harrison Hull
William Merrick
Alfred Parker
Eva Parker
Charles Reed
Victor Solomoun
Elsie Summers
Hugh Webber
Henry Wilson
Charles Hallauer
Dorothy Dunlap
Harold Cook
Oxford
Fla
George H. Glover
Detroit
Glover
Catherine Martin
Oberlin
Bee Keepers To Meet On Monday Lorain County Series Begins
The first in a series of informative meetings for Lorain County beekeepers is scheduled for Monday. Attendees are invited to learn best practices, discuss hive maintenance, and share experiences with local experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Bee Keeping Meetings Set for Lorain County
The Lorain County Beekeepers Association and county extension service plan four talks at E. J. Ernst home east of Amherst. Speaker W E Dunham will discuss Spring Management of Bees, Insect Pollination of Orchard Fruits, Bee Diseases, and Extracted Honey Production on April 15 May 20 June 17 respectively. Open to all local beekeepers regardless of membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Bee Keepers’ Association
County Agricultural Extension Service
E. J. Ernst
Amherst
W E. Dunham
Ohio State University
Chicago Cash Quotations and Market Notes on Butter and Poultry
Chicago March 16 butter receipts 293 tubs unsold. Creamery specials 93 score 1-26. E.g. 92 score 30c. Extras 90-91 score 29 8-4c. Frets 58-59 score 29 1-4c. Seconds 86-87 scores 28 1-2c. Standards 90-? c. Poultry and other markets listed with varying prices for fowls, leghorn, ducks, and roosters. Maine potatoes at 1.00-1.10 per 100 lb bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Bax
Ohio
New York
Chicago
Case School of Applied Science and Mr Baumer Case
The text references the Case School of Applied Science and Mr Baumer from Shore High School faculty indicating a collaboration or comparison involving two educational institutions and a named staff member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case School of Applied Science
Mr. Baumer
Shore High School
Pettengill offers liberal Peace Plan to ease utility row
Representative Samuel Pettengill proposed a Peace Plan to end the fight over the Wheeler Rayburn bill. He submitted a liberal substitute to the House Interstate Commerce Committee, removing holding company eradication references and easing regulatory provisions to protect investors while curbing evils. The dispute featured sharp remarks from Rayburn and Wendell Willkie, who accused Commonwealth and Southern of dangerous financial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Pettengill
I. Ind
Wheeler-Rayburn
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Fire Trucks Collide in Chicago Killing Captain and Wounding Twelve
Chicago reports Captain Frank O'Connor killed and 12 firemen injured when two fire trucks racing to a blaze collide on Jackson Boulevard near State Street. Four injured are critical and Pipeman Lawrence O'Connell is expected to live only a few hours. The leading truck swerved, skidded, and overturned, followed moments later by the second truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank O'Connor
Lawrence O’connell
Jackson Boulevard
State Street
Market yields and prices for eggs potatoes and grains
EggsReceipts 13,315 cases fresh grades and storage firsts to March and April. potatoes US Department of Agriculture receipts on track 348 cars with shipments 8250. limited sales, Wisconsin U S No 1 around 70c. Michigan Russets scarce. poultry alive 20 trucks steady various weights. wheat No 2 hard 1.00-1.04. corn old No 5 yellow 82c. oats No 3 white 9c. barley 65c 1.20. timothy and clover seed prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Iberul
Wisconsin
U. S
Michigan
Idaho
Leghorn
Rock Fryers
Rock Springs
Rock Breilers
Barebacks
Leghorn Breilers
Roosters
Turkolys
Grain and mill feed price list and produce market
Quotations for corn, oats, wheat, flour and hay from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange Fairchild Milling Co and Sheets Elevator Co. include No 3 gallow corn 81-4, No 2 corn 88 3-4 to 89 1-4, No 3 white oats 66 to 67, red spring wheat 9 85 to 9 92. flour prices and mill feeds listed. Produce items cover beets carrots celery cabbage cucumbers mushrooms mustard onions oysters plant parsley parsnips potatoes radishes turnips and watercress with baskets, pecks and per bushel prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co
Sheets Elevator Co
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Esther Alflen
Louis Bliss
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Larschetto
Scherzo
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York Bowen
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Schitt
Allegro Risoluto
Prof. Brown
Ss. A. Scott
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Frank Luppino
Lodi Street
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ACME
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Cor
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Third ST
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