Ask Higher Gas Rates In Four More Towns
Ohio report: Chioo Fuel Gas Co asks public utilities panel to raise rates in Ashland Parma Crestline and Bucyrus, aiming above Logan case levels. Campaign to broaden charges continues as Lorain and Marlon previously sought increases and Athens eyed rehearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Chioo Fuel Gas Co
Public Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Co
Lorain
Marlon
Athens
Logan
Ashland
Parma
Crestline
Bucyrus
Comparing City Water Rates Across Service Tiers
The excerpt lists tiered water rates for multiple cities. It outlines charges per thousand cubic feet with thresholds such as 500, 1500, 5000, 195900, and 200000 cubic feet, plus a higher base rate in Parma at 1.25 per thousand for the first 1000 cubic feet and 0.60 thereafter, while other cities show rates like 0.95 for 500, 0.45 for 4500, 0.50 for 5000, 0.55 for 4000, and 0.69 beyond 15000 cubic feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parma
Ohio Merchants Face Loss Of Business
Merchants from Cleveland and Toledo urge the State Tax Commission to exempt Great Lakes steamship purchases from sales tax. If denied, lake port merchants warn losses of 5 to 6 million dollars and the marine trade may shift to Wisconsin Minnesota or New York. George Sheridan of the Ohio Retail Merchants Council urges exemption to keep business in state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Lake Erie
State Tax Commission
Great Lakes
Tax Commission
Cleveland
Toledo
Lake Ports
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New York
George Sheridan
Ohio Retail Merchants Council
Commission
Firemen Hasten To Elysium Soda Grill Fire Drill
Firemen were summoned to the Elysium soda grill at 305 Broad Street early this morning due to trouble with a small refrigerator motor in the basement. Elyria Hose Company No 1 Ladder Company No 1 and Engine Company No 1 responded and found no fire and no damage to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elysium Soda Grill
Broad Street
Elyria
Hose Company No. 1
Ladder Company No. 1
Engine Company No. 1
City Council Passes Abbey Road Sewer Contraction Ordinance
An ordinance authorizing the contraction of a sanitary sewer on Abbey road from Cleveland street to Poplar street was passed by council last night. The improvement is to be paid for by assessment of property owners, except 150th which is to be paid by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbey Road
Cleveland Street
Poplar Street
Cars Damage in Collision Before Leedale Residence
Police report a minor collision at 9 in the morning in front of W. C. Leedale’s home at 1314 Middle Avenue. Andrew Kristy of Henrietta also involved, with slight damage to both cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Leedale
Middle Avenue
Andrew Kristy
Henrietta
Leedale
Council Adjourns To Hear Water Main Legislation
The council adjourned last night to next Monday to consider special water main legislation tied to the 8408,000 PWA project.
Death of Captain George L. Cuddeback in Lorain
Captain George L. Cuddeback of 643 Lakeside Avenue Lorain died at home Monday March eighteenth at age seventy six. He is survived by his widow Edith Austin. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the First Congregational Church of Lorain, of which he had been a member for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Cuddeback
Lakeside Avenue
Lorain
Cuddeback
Edith Austin
First Congregational Church of
Henrietta Man Carl Schlechter Dies After Weeks of Stress
Carl W Schlechter aged 36 died at his Henrietta Ohio home on Monday at 4 45 pm after several weeks of stress He was born in Henrietta Township November 29 1898 and lived there all his life He belonged to the Henrietta Methodist Episcopal church and the SPLA of Birmingham Surviving are his parents three brothers and other relatives Funeral services Thursday at 139 pm from his home and 2 pm from the Henrietta M E church with Rev Kaetzel officiating Burial will be in Henrietta cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Schlechter
Henrietta
Ohio
Henrietta Township
Henrietta Methodist Episcopal Church
SPLA
Birmingham
William F. Schiechter
Milton M. Schiechter
Elssia
Harland G
Council Asked to Back Builders Exposition in Dunn Garage
Councilman James Scott urged the city to lend moral support and cooperation to the builders exposition in the Dunn Garage on Third Street between Middle and East Avenues. He said the outlook for construction this year and next is good and the exposition offers builders and buyers a chance to learn about useful home features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scott
Council
Dunn
Third Street
Middle and East Avenues
Scott
Johnson In New Assault On Long And Coughlin
Washington march 19 Gen Hugh S Johnson renewed his attack on Huey Long and the Reverend Charles E Coughlin in Chicago last night Donald R Richberg recovery coordinator attended as the fourth in the battle of the air waves Richberg urged calm factual debate and framed Johnson as a humorist while warning of political charlatans and demagogues as the nation faces planned progress and restraint in political life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Vna
Huey Long
Charles E. Coughlin
Chicago
Donald KR. Richberg
Johnson
Long
Coughlin
Richberg
Gen. Johnson
opPacher Coughlin
Roosevelt
Huey
Junior dime society formed at South Amherst church
A group of young girls organized a junior dime society at the South Amherst Congregational Church home of Mrs David Davids. Meetings are scheduled for the second and fourth Monday evenings monthly. Elected officers include NinAbelle Witt president Betty Witt vice president Thelma Sprunk secretary Christy Phillips treasurer and Francis Mathas chorister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
David Davids
Ninabelle Witt
Betty Witt
Thelma Sprunk
Chrisy Phillips
Francis Mathas
Red and Blue contest boosts Congregational Sunday School
The Red and Blue contest featured to grow Sunday School membership ends with Blue as winners. Ned and others hosted a party at the church Friday afternoon with fans, contests, and refreshments enjoyed by thirty Sundar Sehaal members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Neds
Sundar Sehaal
Progressive Sunday School Gossip and Buaco Varty Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Sunday School events at Progressive and Buaco Congregations with mentions of paring and evening services. Readable items reference a gathering, a schedule, and local church activities among unnamed participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Sunday School
Gass
Dime Society to Meet at Congregational Church Paritors
Mrs Taha Waitt to preside over the regular meeting of the Dime Society in the Congregational Church parlors Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taha Waitt
The
Dime Society
Contresational Meeting At Arthur Enz'e Home Friday
Tractess and offices of te Contresational charted a well meeting at the home of Arthur Enz'e Friday evening. The fragment mentions a local gathering with discussions and planning led by named individuals in a domestic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Contresational
Arthur Enz
Len ney Servicer at Nativity Church With Rev Steiger
Two nights each week a Len ney servic er will be held at Nativity Church with Rev Ro J Steiger in charge. Wednesday eve ning there will be a sermon and benediction and Friday eve n gence will be the Way of The Cross and Benediction. Both services will be at 7 40 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenney
Nativity Church
Ro J Steiger
Choir Sings Two Anthems at Local Methodist Service
Members of the local Methodist Church choir attended Sunday evening services in Axtell and performed two anthems entitled God Calling Yet by Collins and Just So I See His Face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axtel
Collins
Nelson Eddy to Sing in Oberlin Recital Tonight
Nelson Eddy, noted American baritone, will close Oberlin's 1934-35 artists series with a Finney Chapel recital at 7 30 p m. The program includes Eurydice arias, modern German songs, French and Italian pieces, Wagner selections, and English songs with accompanist Theodore Paxson. Eddy, born 1901 in Providence, has sung with major U S orchestras and Philadelphia Opera.
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Oberlin
Nelson Eddy
Finney Chapel
Eddy
Providence
R. I
Theodore Paxon
Ledbetter Named To Interseminary Post
Theodore S. Ledbetter of the Graduate School of Theology has been appointed chairman of the Central Area for the Interseminary Movement in the United States. He will oversee Ohio, western Pennsylvania, and eastern Indiana. At a Wilberforce University conference Henry Murph and Allan Blackman of Oberlin were named to a six member committee to arrange spring plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore S. Ledbetter
Graduate School of Theology
United States
National Council of Student Christian Associations
World's
Student Christian Federation
Ledbetter
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Wilberforce University
Henry Murph
Allan Blackman
Oberlin
Pastor R C Jenson Leads Local Congregation
Rev. R C Jenson serves as pastor at the community church, with Lorenz noted as author or contributor regarding the church duties. The item emphasizes leadership role and parish context.
Lenten Service Set at St John’s Evangelical Church
Rev. C. E. Schmidt will conduct a Lenten service at St. John’s Evangelical church Thursday evening at 7 36. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Schmidt
St. John's Evangelical Church
Conference at Wittenberg College Springfield in April
A conference is planned at Wittenberg College in Springfield around April 11. Organizers expect attendees from regional colleges and local educators to discuss academic collaboration and program development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittenberg College
Springfield
English Journalist Will Talk Tomorrow
S. K. Ratcliffe eminent English journalist and lecturer will give a lecture tomorrow at 11 30 in Finney Chapel on the subject Twenty Years After an analysis of the storm over Europe Ratcliffe is a special correspondent for the Spectator and has written for the London Daily News the Observer as well as for American magazine Century Survey the New Republic and the Yale Review He is at present on a tour of the United States A Cappella Choir To Make No Spring Tour Due to sudden cancellation of several concert arrangements the A Capella Choir will not tour during spring vacation It is hoped the choir can make the trip next year over much the same territory as scheduled this year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. K. Ratcliffe
Finney Chapel
Europe
Ratcliffe
the Spectator
London Daily News
the Observer
Century
Survey
the New Republic
Yale Review
United States
A. Capella
Ford shows Pikes Peak win and Chicago Exposition photos
A Ford Motor Company representative presented moving pictures at the Oberlin Exchange Club lunch at Oberlin Inn yesterday. The showing featured the Pikes Peak hill climb winner and scenes from the Chicago Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Pikes Peak
Ford
Birthday Party Honoring Cleveland Native Seventieth Birthday
Mr and Mrs J A Champion of Union street hosted a family dinner Sunday for the seventieth birthday of BE H Dierstein of Cleveland. Out of town guests included Mr Dierstein, Mr and Mrs Claron Dierstein and Waldo Dierstein of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Champion
Union Street
BE. H. Dierstein
Cleveland
Dierstein
Claron Dierstein
Waldo
Weekend Visit Ties Liver and Howell. Kent Event
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Livermore of 32 Union Street spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Sterling Howell of East Akron and attended the Northeast sectional basketball tournament at Kent. The Comfort Club will meet with Mrs E M Lyman Thursday afternoon March 21. The Past Nobis Grands of the Vine Rebekah lodge sponsor a mood dance at the I O O F hall Friday evening March 22 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Livermore
Union Street
Sterling Howell
East Akron
Kent
Comfort Club
E. M. Lyman
Nobis Grands
Vine Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Hopes for Better Downtown Buildings Prompted by Council
Councilman James Scott urged consulting the building and lands committee over downtown improvements guided by the city building inspector He warned against clutter on Broad Street and cheap structures The issue followed complaints from sign painters and merchants about sign permit costs and regulations leading to referrral to the proper committee
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James "Scott
Council
Scott
Broad Street
William G. Smith
Sermons During Lent At Local Methodist Church
Rev R C Jenson delivers a Lent series at the Methodist church with the sermon text If Any Man Would Be My Disciple let him Take of His Cross and Follow Me The choir offered a special number Its Just Like His Great Love by Dehoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Jenson
Methodist
Bor Dehoven
South Amherst Civic Club To Meet In School Auditorium
The South Amherst Civic club will meet in the school auditorium Wednesday evening at 7 30. A very interesting program is being arranged. Everyone in the vicinity who is interested is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst Civic Club
Local Social Notes Highlight Spencer and Vermilion Visits
Mrs. Herman Peabodk and Alma Rose visited Sunday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs M Weidrick in Spencer. Mr and Mrs Iubert Barnhart of Vermilion are staying indefinitely with Mr and Mrs David Barnhart. Mrs Joseph Heathcote spent Saturday night with relatives in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Peabodk
Alma Rose
M. Weidrick
Spencer
Iubert Barnhart Fom
David Barnhart
Joseph Heathcote
Elyria
Exchange Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds For New Issue
Henry Morzenthau Jr secretary of the treasury announced an exchange offer for holders of called Fourth Liberty Loan bonds to swap for a new issue of treasury bonds. The offer remains open until March 27 and applies to bonds with terminal digits five six and CHAO. Morzenthau urges banks to assist local holders in completing exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Henry Morzenthau, Jr
Tne
Boevlef
City approves 29 dollar travel pay for Major Vanorien
An ordinance authorizing payment of 29 dollars to Major W H Vanorien for traveling expenses for himself and other officials of the administration was passed by the council last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Vanorien
Counel
Divorce Granted to Alice Sargent by Judge Cook
Alice Sargent was granted a divorce from George Sargent on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty by Judge I A Cook, records revealed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sargent
George Sargent
Judge I. A Cook
Cous! Records
Protest Against Brewery Location At Oberlin Road
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church registered another protest against the proposed brewery site at the old car barn on Oberlin road. The letter signed by secretary Mrs. C. C. Johnson urged council to weigh moral concerns alongside financial ones as the protest was recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. C. Johnson
Financial Council
Strikers Clash at Factory as Police Control Tension
Following a conference with Service Director Fred Ulderhill, authorities ordered suspension of all days off for police and kept officers ready for call. Chief Stackard warned against disorder while Potter called last night’s incident serious. A company truck was temporarily disabled by loose ignition wires and police escorted it to the city limits at 4:39 a.m. Deputies protected the road further as walls were said to have been thrown in the factory driveway. Five air strikers were brought to police headquarters for alleged mud-throwing near the plant and dismissed with warnings to avoid violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Expert On Bees Talks To Lorain County Group
W E Dunham Ohio State University specialist spoke to the Lorain County Bee Keepers Association and the county extension service on bee keeping problems. He forecast low winter losses around five percent, urged insulation for hives, minimum 20 pounds honey reserves, ample pollen, and space for breeding. He noted thousands of April package bees are bought by northern beekeepers from southern producers and praised Lorain County as a leading local association.
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W. E. Dunham
Ohio State University
Lorain County
Bee Keepers’ Association
County Agricultural Extension Service
Dunham
Lorain County Association
Water Meters May Be Read Quarterly
Anna Kennedy chairs the finance committee. The panel recommends keeping current practices until the new $408,090 water main project with the federal government is finished. Officials suspect old meters that register only hundreds of cubic feet cause complaints and will be checked. The city shifted from quarterly billing to monthly, and now considers quarterly meter reads with monthly bills ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kennedy
Finance Committee
Council
Ohio Defies national trend in 1932 34 returns and Roosevelt drift
The article traces Ohio voting in 1932 and 1934 with Roosevelt carrying Ohio by a slim margin while Hoover drew strong statewide support as banks failed. It notes Republicans held six of 24 House seats, party tensions, Farley policy risks, and Donahey’s 1934 victory amid resistance to the New Deal, contrasting Ohio with broader national shifts and Maine’s deviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vania
Illinois
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert C. Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Hoover
Cleveland Market Livestock and Produce Prices Mixed
Markets show varied movement with cattle steady and hogs softer. Produce sections report eggs and poultry firm with small birds under six pounds and leg horns showing moderate activity. potatoes priced around one dollar per hundredweight, while cattle and calves hold steady with prime beef and dairy prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Eatriun Soger
Leghorn Stags
Broilers Rockhall
Ducks
Maine
Ohio
New York
Sugaski Appointed Sales Tax Auditor
John Sugaski, a local sales tax examiner, was appointed to the state sales tax division auditing department focusing on reimbursed sales tax returns. He will oversee the eastern half of the Ninth District including Lorain County and urges vendors to file claims by March 27 using ST Form No. 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sugaski
State
Sugashi
Lorain County
Sugaski
Baxter Sharp
Edward A. Cole
George Naegele
Ohio
FERA
PWA
CCC
Tax Commission
Request Referred To Committee In City Council
A request to alter the sidewalk at the new super service station site at Broad street and East avenue was referred to committees with power to act by Council President Everett Wilson. A second request for installation of three gasoline tanks totaling 2 100 capacity on Nelson Fitch property at Second street and East avenue was also referred to the proper committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
East Avenue
Council
J. H. Brown
Everett Wilson
Nelson Fitch
Second Street
Chicago Butter, Eggs and Produce Prices Reported
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS March 19. Butter receipts 8 725 tubs, various grades with scores and prices. cheese, storage standards, and futures noted. Fresh graded firsts and current receipts for other dairy lines listed. potatoes, poultry, and grains with bid ranges. Farm commodity quotes include russets, corn, oats, soybeans, barley, timothy and clover seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Butpter
Lee Creamory
Wales
Ledey
United States Department of Asrleniture
Gerad
Mieldgaan
Wisconsin
U. S
Michigan
Idaho
Haght
Florida
Binerates
Elisa
U.S. i
Leghorn
Heck
Heck Springs
Roosters
Loslie
Emall
Tracx
Grain and Feed Prices Reported for Cleveland Exchanger
Quotations from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchanger and Fairehild Milling Co. show corn, oats, wheat and flour prices by class. Hay and straw rates vary by grade, with mill feeds and alfalfa values listed for multiple grades and market forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchanger
Fairehild Milling Co
Sheets Elevator Co
Syer
Government Egg Prices Quoted by Local USDA Rep Butts
T. R. Butts of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics quoted government graded egg prices to retailers. U S extras large white eggs in car lots 25 1/2 cents per dozen. U S extras large white in crates 25 cents per dozen. U S standards large white in cases 24 cents per dozen. Mixed U S extras and standards medium white in cases 22 cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Butts
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
United States Department of Agriculture
U. S
U. & Standards
Fragmented OCR notes on egg grades and standards
An OCR fragment lists egg grade descriptions and percentages, mentioning items such as WOOSTER EGG ADEE Grade High and U. S. standard med. with various percentages and sizes. It includes references to cases sold and several grade labels like Extra large, standard, and med. The text is garbled with unclear measurements and partial numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
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Southwestern Bus Company
Buckeye Stages System
America
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Gev. Clddeback
Carl Schlechter
Richbert
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Axtell
Esther Alften
East Loraly St
Lorenz
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Civic Club
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Cavey
Farley
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Ohio National Committee
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Charles O. West
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George White
Donahey
West
Farm Credit Administration
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Fdr
Levelland
Barber Shop
Woodford Ave
Western Heights
ACME
Elyria, Ohio
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Black
Companior
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