Civic Leader at Lorain Passes
James Brattin 72 noted Lorain hardware dealer and civic leader died yesterday after a two week illness. Funeral set for 2 p m Saturday at his home 1126 Sixth street Lorain Ohio. Brattin began in hardware in Creston, moved to Lorain in 1888 as Edison Hardware foreman and co founded City Hardware Company in 1904 with Conrad Horn.
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Lorain
James Brattin
Lorain County
Sixth Street
Cleveland Clinic
Massillon
Brattin
Creston
Ohio
Edison Hardware Company
Conrad Horn
The
City Hardware Company
Chapman & Hilis Hardware
Brattin Took Over Lorain Business in 1918
Brattin's partnership continued until 1918 when he assumed full control of the business. He was a Lorain civic pioneer and Kiwanis and Elks member, helped run a local race track, and owned fast horses. Survived by his wife Adah, three sons Paul Ray and Claude, three sisters, a brother, and four grandchildren.
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Brattin
Civic Alfatra
Lorain
Adah Brattin
Paul
Ray
Claude
East Lansing
Mich
Reappoint Fell To Board Of Tuberculosis Sanatorium
County Commissioners announced the reappointment of Charles Fell of Elyria to the board of trustees for a three year term starting April 1. He has served since the hospital was built. Other trustees are A. R. Branson of Wellington and Dr. L. A. Stack of Lorain, with terms expiring next year and in two years respectively. The trustees serve without compensation.
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Charles Fell
Elyria
North Ridge Road
Fell
A. R. Branson
Wellington
L. A. Stack
Lorain
Mohrman daughter marries Shuey in Los Angeles chapel
Mr and Mrs A A Mohrman announce the marriage of their daughter Leola M Mohrman to Oscar C Shuey both residents of Los Angeles California The ceremony occurred March 14 1835 at the Wilshire Wedding Chapel at six oclock Mr Shueys sister and her husband attended the couple
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Mohrman
Leola M. Mohrman
Oscar C. Shuey
Los Angeles
California
Wilshire
Mr. Shuey
Aunt Judy Plans Hospital Program for Crippled Kids
Misa Judith Sherill known as Aunt Judy plans an entertainment program for crippled children at Gates Hospital. Sherill, KOA Sherill daughter, WHK artist, broadcasts Yesteryear weekdays at 5 p.m. and a children’s program at 5 p.m. Also heard at 1:50 p.m. Sundays on Cleveland Entertains. Station promotes the crippled children seal in a forthcoming International Society for Crippled Children drive with HQ in Elyria.
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the Gates Hospital
WHR
Misa Judith Sherill
Miss Sherill
Koa
Sherill
Oberlin
WHK
Aunt Judy
Cleveland
International Society For Crippled Children
Elyria
Death Record Mrs Ida Stearns 62 Widow of Charles Stearns
Mrs Ida Stearns 62 widow of the late Charles Stearns died Thursday at 3 30 at her home 614 Lake Avenue after a brief illness. She was born in Tiffin Ohio and lived in Elyria for twenty eight years. A son Ralph Stearns survives her with two sisters Miss Grace Brooks Arcadia and Mrs Jennie Hopkins Fostoria and two brothers Harry and Rolla Brooks Arcadia. Friends may call at Nichols Funeral Home with funeral Saturday at 11 p m Dr A E Kemp pastor of the Second Congregational Church will preach burial at Murray Ridge Cemetery.
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Ida Stearns
Charles Stearns
Lake Avenue
Tiffin
Ohio
Elyria
Ralph Stearns
Grace Brooks
Arcadia
Jennie Hopkins
Fostoria
Harry
Rolla Brooks
Nichols Funeral Home
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Murray Ridge
Funeral services for Roy J Perkins Saturday afternoon
Funeral services for the late Roy J Perkins will be held Saturday afternoon at 300 from Pease Funeral Parlors Dover Center and burial will be made in Butternut Ridge cemetery. The body will be at the late home on Road Road Columbia Station this afternoon and evening.
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Roy J. Perkins
Pease
Dover Center
Butternut Ridge
Road Road
Columbia Station
Death of Mrs Cassie Rowland 49 in Wellington
Mrs Cassie Rowland nee Hawk 49 died at her daughter’s home on South Main Street Wellington late Thursday. Daughter of Mrs Lettie Hawk she was a Wellington Eastern Star and Congregational church member. Survivors include husband Ralph two sons Albert Cleveland Sheldon Sandusky and daughter Mrs Theodore Johnson Wellington. Funeral at Congregational church Sunday with Dr C W Record officiating burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Wellington
Cassie Rowland
Theodore Johnson
Congregational Church
C. W. Record
Greenwood Cemetery
Deadline Near On Tax Returns
Deputy County Auditor Clark Phinney announced that Monday is the last day for filing personal and corporate tax returns without penalty. About 5,300 returns have been filed versus the normal 10,000. The office will close Saturday afternoon as usual.
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Clark Phinney
Tax Merchandise Cards To Be Sold In Ohio
Columbus C March 24 The small purchaser who pays more than a flat three percent sales tax will benefit next week as prepaid sales tax cards go on sale Tuesday. Cards cost three cents and allow unlimited purchases up to 1 dollar without extra tax. R P Bathalow chief of the sales tax division of the state tax commission announced. Under the old bracket method mail purchases sometimes cost as high as 19 percent tax.
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Columbus
R. P. Bathalow
State Tax Commission
Track Licensing Dispute Reported to Sheriff
Newton Baus of Teletrand Toad reported to the sheriff’s department on Saturday that a track license dated may have been taken from the repository. The notice references a sense number age 40-25 and unclear ownership.
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Newton Baus
Teletrand
Sheriff's Department
Tle
Oberlin By Mrs Esther Alflen notice
Public notice by Mrs Esther Alflen at 6 Esst Loraly St invites complaints. Call Louis Bliss at 1283 N Pleasant St or phone 451 W for information or contact details.
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Esther Alflen
Loraly St
Louis Bliss
Pbone 12
N. Pleasant St
Glee Club Plans Seventeen Year Spring Tour
Oberlin Ohio March 29 The Oberlin Women s Glee Club directed by J E Wickler will begin its seventeenth annual spring tour March 30 with twelve concerts across Ohio New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Thirty three girls plus chaperon Kathryn Coates travel by chartered coach through Madison Silver Creek Buffalo East Aurora Clifton Springs Syracuse Ballston Spa New York City Montclair Reading and Youngstown with varied church and school venues.
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Oberlin
Oberla Women’s Glee Club
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
J. E. Wickler
Kathryn Coates
Madison
Silver Creek
N. Y
Buffalo
Parkside Lutheran Church
East Aurora
Clifton Springs
Sanitarium
Syracuse
Y. W
C- Sei
Ballston Spa
Presbyterian Church
New York City
Monteclair
N. J
First Congregational Church
Montclair
Reading
Lutheran Church
Youngstown
Literary And Social Club Hears Review
Mrs. R. P. Harvey hosted the literary and social club at her West College street home yesterday afternoon. The program featured a discussion of the lives of two women from very different walks of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Harvey
West College Street
Court Notices And Debates In Lorain County Court
A report error correction notes Lorain County Savings and Trust Company suit against Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company as administrator of Kate Larr estate for 2916 on a promissory note. Katherine Rockwood of Oberlin granted divorce from Lrne J. Rockwood for gross neglect and cruelty by Judge Cook. Jane Ann Brown 6 through her mother filed suit against Dr. R H McClure for 7500 over injuries from a dog attack October 9, 1934. Mildred Newkirk granted divorce from Donald Newkirk by Judge Cook. John Urban sued Arthur Binder et al for 540 on a promissory note. foreclosure of a chattel mortgage requested. Lilian Yonoritz sued Samuel Vincent for 17500 over injuries from a Dec 4 automobile collision at Ninth Street and Washington Avenue Lorain.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Kate Larr
Kate Nichols
Katherine Rockwood
Oberlin
Lrne J. Rockwood
D. A. Cook
Jane Ann Brown
Pauline Brown
Elyria
R. H. MecClure
Mildred Newkirk
Avon Lake
Donald Newkirk
John Urban
Arthur Binder
Lilian Yonoritz
Samuel Vincent
Ninth Street
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Plan Amping 12 Inside Plan Camping Trips
Freshman Club members joined Elrria boys as they map camping trips for next week during spring vacation planning.
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Elrria Boys
Club Review On Isabella Duncan Dancer And Lantern In Her Hand
Mrs Gehrkona reviews Isabella Duncan the dancer and Mrs Porter discusses Lantern in her Hand focusing on an early settler character. A social hour followed the program with Mrs Porter set to host the club on April 11 at the next meeting.
Oberlin clubs and social headlines timetable
The Oberlin Business Men's club meets at Oberlin Inn this evening. Pythian Sisters host a party for Mrs Opal Papworth on Spring Street. Dr John A Rodgers returns to New York after a family visit. Oberlin High School Home Economics group, led by Mrs Roetruck, tours Cleveland by chartered bus to Nela Park and other sites. Mrs Cassie Rowland of Wellington is reported dead. Mr and Mrs E A Papworth visit Mrs Ernestine Clague in Macedonia. Weekend guests include Richard Harris of Denver Purcue 36 and Gerald Season of Akron at Mr and Mrs J A Rodgers home. Mrs Julia Cole and children move to Prosser house from 123 North Pleasant. Mrs Charles Magruder of Columbus, charity superintendent, spent last weekend in Oberlin.
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Oberlin Business Men‘s Club
Oberlin Inn
Pythian Sisters
Opal Papworth
Spring Street
John A. Rodgers
New York City
Oberlin High School
Roetruck
Cleveland
Nela Park
Cassie Rowland
Wellington
E. A. Papworth
Union Street
Ernestine Clague
Macedonia
J. A. Rodgers
Richard Harris
Denver
Purcue
Gerald Season
Akron
Julia Cole
North Pleasant Street
Prosser House
North Pleasant
Charles Magruder
Charities
Columbus
Oberlin
Four State Liquor Inspectors Fired
COLUMBUS March 29. Four state liquor inspectors were dismissed today by Al Humphrey enforcement chief. The inspectors were Amos F. Creager Youngstown Wayne Preston Columbus Otis Davis St Clairsville and Richard Tunnington Huron. Humphrey said there was no reason for the dismissals and they will be replaced.
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Columbus
al Humphrey
Amos F. Creager
Youngstown
Wayne Preston
Otis Davis
St. Clairsyille
Richard Tunnington
Huron
Humphrey
Unusual Elm Photograph Captured Near Church
Deputy Sheriff Claude Adams, county jail photographer, yesterday took a photo from the jail window of an unusual elm beside St. Andrews Episcopal Church. The image shows two giant branches grown together about 30 feet above the street, with one branch bracing the other.
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Claude Adams
St. Andrews’ Episcopal Church
Convicted Slaver Tries Suicide in Sing Sing Ward
OSSINING New York March 23 Albert H Fish 65 year old convicted slaver of Grace Budd 19 today slashed his abdomen with two pieces of bone inflicting painful if not serious wounds Sing Sing prison authorities announced The problem of rural exodus to the city has been most successfully solved by Belgium and Denmark and they have depended more on educational reform than on agricultural improvement.
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Ossining
N. Y
Albert H. Fish
Grace Budd
Sing-Sing
Belgium
Denmark
Freshman Club to Hike Overnight from YMCA
Freshman Club members plan an overnight hike starting at the YMCA at 4 30 p m Tuesday. They will travel to the Boy Scout cabin at Finwood and return Wednesday. Richard Kreps, club advisor, will oversee the group.
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Finwood
Richard Kreps
Endurance Contests Prohibited In Ohio Senate Vote
Ohio Senate approved a bill by 30 to 0 to ban walkathons skatathons and endurance contests statewide. Sponsored by Senator Philip Wolfe richland county the measure excludes amateur professional and school events and would impose fines from 50 to 300 dollars or up to 30 days in jail. Eleven states have enacted similar laws.
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Columbus
Senate
Ohio
Philip Wolfe
Richland County
Wolfe
Proposals for county government forms and safety glass rule
Senator Donovan of Lucas proposes alternate county government forms and a public works study of Lake Erie shore erosion. Senator Wolfe of Richland calls for coastal dam considerations. Rep Wilkins of Lake seeks auto safety glass after 1936. Whittemore of Summit requests delaying tax re assess for closed banks. Senate tabs include leasing submerged Toledo lands for a mooring basin and building a fireproof hospital unit at San dusky Soldiers' Home.
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Nton
Donnovan
Lucas County
Lake Erie
Sen. Wolfe
Richland County
Rep. Wilkins
Lake County
Se. Whittemore
Summit County
Tax Commission
Senate
Donovan
Toledo
Hemmer
Huron County
Sandusky
Bank Bandits Flee After Cashier Fires Upon Them
Robbery suspects fled without loot after R H Hale the cashier opened fire wounding him slightly. Federal agents suspect a violation of the Lindbergh law on interstate kidnapping. County road patrolman Frank Meyers of Mauston credited with aiding capture, identifying Monczynski in flight from the bank as a former farmhand.
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R. H. Hale
Hale
Frank Meryers
Mauston
Meyers
Monczynski
Outlaw Taunts Officials After Bank Robbery and Kidnappings
NUMBER THREE escaped the Texas penitentiary death house while awaiting execution for murder. He warned officials with taunting letters and fled into the Pear river swamp near Georgetown after terrorizing Southern Mississippi. Earlier, the gang robbed Blountville bank for 1500 dollars, shot a woman, kidnapped four men, stole four cars, and disarmed one of a dozen posse members.
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Hamilton
Texas
Pear River
Georgetown
Mississippi
Blountville
Prentiss
Cleveland Produce Markets Report
Market notes list current receipts and prices for poultry and potatoes. Poultry prices include fowls to 6 pounds at 2 cents per pound range with various breeds, ducks listed at 20 to 25 cents, and old roosters at 12 cents. Maine potatoes priced at 1.00 to 1.10 per 100 pound bag with New York and Florida arrivals noted.
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Cleveland Produce
Eatras Die
Liati
Catra
Leghorn Stags
Broilera
Boilera
Maine
New York
CATYLEReceipts Mixed as Week Sees Gains Across Cattle and Hogs
Receipts mix with cattle steady to strong, prime steers around $4.00 to $6.10 per hundredweight and higher for large primes. Calves up to $9.00, sheep and lambs buoyant with primes paralleling gains. hogs show mixed pricing, lighter weights near $9.25 and heavier ranges around $7.75 to $9.25, overall market strength.
Prices on baskets fruits vegetables and grains from Cleveland market
Quotations from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange and Fairchild Milling Co. list prices for produce such as celery, cabbage, cucumbers, lettuce, mushrooms, onions, parsley, parsnips, potatoes, radishes, tomatoes, watercress and more. Grain and mill feeds show corn, oats, wheat, flour, hay, straw and cottonseed meal with per bushel ton and barrel pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carly
Baskets
Cleveland Grain & Hay Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co
Sheets Elevator Co
Alfalfa and feed prices listed in terse sale note
A brief sale note lists cottonseed meal at 43 percent cloth price 37.00 per unit and gluten at 59.00 for 38.65, with ALFALFA No. 1 second cutting at 1 dollar and second and third cuttings at 22 dollars.
Agricultural market report summary from farm commodity listing
POULTRY Live, arrives 20 trucks with steady prices. POTATOES 6.00 per cwt on move. stocks of Idaho russets and other stock steady, trading slow. WHEAT cash no sales. CORN No 3 yellow about 2.00 per bushel. OATS No 3 white around 0.84. BARLEY 1.20. TIMOTHY SEED 16.00 to 18.00 per cwt. CLOVER SEED 15.50 to 19.00 per cwt. soy and buckwheat not sold.
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Ct. Os
Joept. of Agriculture
U.S
Florida
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A. H. Hancock
Monroe L. Reynolds
Crystal
Court Street
Reappoint
ACME
Elyria, Ohio
O’donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
P.S
Electric Shops, Inc
Broad ST
Gates Hospital
Mrs
Brenner’s
Broad Street
Glee Club
Literary and Social Club
Hears Review
the People's Store
Cleveland Livestock
Wooster Egg Auction
Sederis
Chicago
R. C. A. and
Cunningham
A&a Auto Supply CO
West Ave
Elyria Building
Harry Woods
Weyerheauser Lumber Co
Third Street
Middle Ave
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