Five Alliance Men Held After Filling Station Holdup
Five Alliance men were captured in Carroll County after a gun battle with deputies and volunteers near Lisbon Ohio. Deputy George Hayes was wounded in the head as the gang fled toward Columbiana County following the hold up of a nearby gas station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Alliance
Carrollton
Carroll County
George Hayes
Columbiana County
John Cutting
James Dawson
Lewis Nati
Emmett Coss
Alfred Johnson
Hayes
Hares
Divorce Granted for Helen Barrett in Gross Neglect Case
Judge W. B. Thompson grants Helen Barrett a divorce from Robert on grounds of gross neglect of duty as court records reveal. The divorce is awarded to the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Barrett
Robert
W. B. Thompson
Firemen Don Gas Masks At Hughes Provision Market
Firemen were called to the Hughes Provision Company at 621 Broad Street to repair an ammonia leak in the basement. They tightened the pipe flange bolts after fumes forced use of smoke and ammonia masks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Provision Company
Broad Street
Louis Smith arraigned for assault on wife
Louis Smith aged 49 of Fulier road was fined 35 and costs for assault and battery after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petroyesterday afternoon. Smith was arrested by deputy sheriffs on a complaint by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Smith
Fulier Road
Joseph Petro
Smith
Wifa
Death of Richard Taylor 64 Elyria resident
Richard Taylor 64 died suddenly at home 615 East Broad Elyria after a heart attack. He lived in Elyria most of life and is survived by widow Anna and five sons plus two daughters, a brother, four sisters, and a grandson. Funeral at St Marys Church Monday at nine. Burial in St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Taylor
East Broad Street
Mgr. Taylor
Elyria
Anna
Nee Faulkner
Richard Jr
David L
Alfred A. J
Allan
Lawrence E
Pasadena
California
Margaret M
Helen J
Allan P
A. J. Prosser
Augustus
Florida
Frank Berg
Chicago
Thomas Gray
Thomas Kearns
Richard IV
St. Marys Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Four Robbers Steal Jewelry Worth Fifty Thousand in Oakland
In Oakland on March 1 four robbers including a girl held up Sam Goldenbar's jewelry store at 11th and Broadway shortly after opening. They bound and gagged two employees and escaped with six trays of diamonds seven drawers of watches and $650 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Celit
Sam Goldenbar
11Th and Broadway
Fruit Growers Hold Meeting in Elyria
Forty eight Lorain county fruit growers attended the final session of the fruit school at the Elyria Savings and Trust Company directors room. The February and March series, run by the county agricultural extension service, reviewed pruning bud development fruit diseases and insects with pollenization noted by C Holland a Ohio State University extension specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
County Agricultural Extension Service
Holland
Ohio State University
Farmers Yass Meeting Set for Oberlin April 12
The Lorain County Grange and County Farm Bureau announce a meeting for Lorain County farmers at the Oberlin Grange Hall on April 12. Two state speakers will discuss recent financial developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Grange
Lorain County
County Farm Bureau
Special for Saturday at Heenck Floral Co
Sweet peas priced 25 cents were featured by Ceh and Carey at Heenck Floral Co on Broad Street for Saturday sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceh and Carey, Heenck Floral Co
Broad St
Congress urged to appropriates a billion for jobs
In Washington on March 1 a proposed appropriation of one billion dollars for unemployment relief and job creation was recommended to the Secretary of Labor by William Green president of the American Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
March
Congress
Willam Creer
American Federation of Labor
Begin Sale Of Stock In New Bank In Cleveland
A plan to establish a second National Bank in Cleveland was presented to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for approval. Officials expect capital structure around 3.04 million dollars with 32 million common shares and 40 thousand preferred shares. A. V. Canton is named chairman and J. R. Kraus as president as the RFC agrees to the proposal for First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelani
National Bank
Cleveland
Aztoanesd
Reconstruction Finance Corparation
Stab.iiy
North Ohio
S .Arried Industries
Union Trust
Ufw
Weils
RFLC
A. V. Canton
County Relief Committee
J. R. Kraus
Union Trust Board
First Nationa Bank
Pussan
Former Kaiser Not to Return Soon
In a formal letter from the crown administration to Homburg, Kaiser Wilhelm declares no intention to return to Germany for the present. He declines the invitation to make Homburg his future summer home, citing fundamental considerations, but notes he hopes to return someday and promises the city will not be forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hombburg
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Homburg
Beer sales in Army and Navy ports amid policy split
Washington, March 21 The sale of beer on battleships of the United States Navy probably will not be permitted. Simultaneously, it was indicated that beer sales would be permitted in army posts, navy stores and canteens in states with no contrary regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Navy
Japanese Officials Call on President Roosevelt
Washington March 21 Japanese officials Sosuke Matsuoki and Metsuoka, chief members of the delegation to the League of Nations, met President Roosevelt for five minutes. They stated the call was to pay respects, with Metsuoka expressing personal sentiments and goodwill toward the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sosuke Matsuoki
League of Nations
Roosevelt
Debury
Metsuoka
Former Avon resident Peake serves flood relief role
A flood relief note from Scioto County honors Peake, captain of a local company, for aiding the Ohio River flood response. He aided workers along flood walls, with meals provided and trees saved in Elyria Avon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Infarsa
Ormenications Company
American Legion
Peake
Scioto
W. Thorn
Elyria
Avon
Spring Vacation In Schools Starts Friday
Teachers note students focus wavering as Elsha schools prepare for a one week Spring holiday beginning next Friday. rumors of extending the break to two or three weeks due to financial woes have not been acted on by the board, which discussed the issue at the March meeting and has made no official decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsha
Board of Education
Senate Panel Proposes RF C Aid To Insurance Firms
Senator Fletcher on March introduces in the Senate and administration bill to extend Reconstruction Finance Corporation assistance to intra reorganizations of insurance companies in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Mareh Ft
Fletcher
Senate
Banking and Warrenes
Senate and Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Man Twice Tried for Murder Is Released in Lima Ohio
Loren E. Truesdale, twice tried for the murders of his brother Earl and Thelma Woods in 1931, was released from Allen County Jail after a second murder indictment was quashed. He had been charged with first degree murder in both killings and was acquitted of the brother's murder. a prior trial ended with a hung jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Loren E. Truesdale
Earl
Thelma Woods
Allen County
Hing
Nominations Sent to Senate by President in March
President Roosevelts nominations sent to the Senate include Harry Woodring of Kansas for assistant secretary of war and Daniel W. MacCormack of New York for commissioner general of immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevel
Senate
Harry 4. Woodring
Kansas
Daniel W. MacCormack
New York
Local social visits span several families in Huntington and Nava
Recent callers at the H. D. Bowen and Earl Easterday home included Mrs. George Stewart Mrs. Ida Hawley Mrs. John Steve and Bowen Stewart of Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs. Nile Thudium and two children were Sunday dinner guests of Wr. and Mrs. F. B. Thudium in Nava O. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ginnard of Huntington hosted nearby acquaintances for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
H. D. Bowen
Earl Easterday
George Stewart
Ida Hawley
John Steve
Bowen Stewart
Norwalk
Nile Thudium
F. B. Thudium
Nava
Will Ginnard
Waterways Plan Put Up To The President
A comprehensive waterways development program, including a large Ohio River project, was presented to President Roosevelt. The plan aims to create about 500000 jobs and centers on Mahoning and Beaver Rivers slackwater improvements at a cost exceeding 9 million dollars, with Army engineers assessing feasibility. The Ohio Senate memorialized Congress to approve the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Roosevelt
House
Rep
Frank & Kead
Hlingis
Rivers and Harbors Congress
River and Harbors and
Mahoning
Beaver Rivers
Ohio Big
Struthers, Oho
Army
Ohio Senate
Congress
Sunday Gatherings Across Cleveland Family Visits
Cleveland residents spent Sunday afternoon with relatives including Mr and Mrs C C Hines and Lester Bowen at the Bowen Easterday home. H D Bowen is improving after illness and can sit up daily. Others visiting included Perry Louy and daughter from Wellington and Henry West and Lied Myer with George Hart and Beames Coward at theHart residence. Mrs Mary Everson’s funeral in Brighton was attended by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Re. C. C. Hines
Lester Bowen
Hazel Beard
H. D. Bowen
Earl Easterday
Bowen
Abe
Perry Louy
Wellington
Henry West
Lied Myer
George Hart
Ste. George Hart
Ueames Coward
Mary Everson
Brighton
Local Visitors Share Weekend Gatherings Across Cleveland Area
Wednesday evening callers at the D. G. Kater home included Minnie Kater from Rainbow Hospital and Edward Kater from Lakeastree Boulevard. Art Draper and Cecil spent Sunday with Abramaline in Cleveland. Lelia Smith accompanied by Vincent Laborie and New London family joined J. W. Harlebus at Elyria for Sunday dinner. Earnest Palmer is seriously ill with pneumonia. Ray Dirlam and son Harold of Springfield stayed at the D. H. Dirlam home Friday night and Saturday, and Kenneth Dirlam returned home to Springfield after weeks with relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Kater
Str. Kater
Minnie Kater
Rainbow
Ray Dirlam
Harold
Springfield
D. H. Dirlam
Kenneth Dirlam
Trail Riders To Address Travel Club Next Week
Oberlin Ohio March 31 The Oberlin Travel Club will meet April 6 at Oberlin Inn with speakers Dr Harriet E Cooke of Chicago and Mrs Charles Kitchall of Cleveland They will discuss a visit to a Ranch Camp in the Canadian Rockies and a pow wow led by Mrs Kitchell The Trail Riders group formed about ten years ago for nature lovers to explore lesser known mountain trails and streams Their motto honors reverence for nature’s majesty and beauty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Oberlin Travel Club
Oberlin Inn
Harriet E. Cooke
Chicago
Charles Kitchall
Cleveland
Canadian Rockies
Trail Riders
Kitchell
Cooke
Canadian Trail Riders
Gandhi in the Youth Movement Topic at Club Meeting
The Literary and Social Club met at Mrs. J. L. Porter’s home on Hast College street with strong attendance. Guests from the Nineteenth Century Club heard Miss Lois Cummings give current events and Mrs. O. H. Whittington present a paper on Gandhi in the Youth Movement in India. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for April 13 hosted by Mrs. R. B. Cain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Porter
Hast College Street
Lois Cummings
O. H. Whittington
False Alarm At Noble Cottage Draws Oberlin Fire Crew
Oberlin Fire Department responded to a last evening call for a fire at Noble cottage on Last College street. Some residents reported a smoky odor and alarm, but firefighters found no trace of fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Fire Department
Noble Cottage
Last College Street
First Church Announces Sunday Lenten Service
The First Church will hold a 7 30 Sunday evening Lenten service with devotional mood reading and prayer. No regular address is planned.
Bribie Requested for Event with George Hardesty Music
One person is asked to bring his or her Bribie while George Hardesty will assist with the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bribie
George Hardesty
Educational conference speaker to address at Ohio State University
President El He Wilkins of Oberlin College will speak at the thirteenth annual educational conference at Ohio State University on April 8. His topic is The College and the Present Crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL HE
Wilkins
Oberlin College
Ohio State University
Dr Brown to Speak at East Oberlin Church Service
Dr Brown from the Graduate School of Theology will address the East Oberlin Community Church service on Sunday April 2. The service resumes after a period of closure due to a scarlet fever epidemic in the community.
Local residents visit relatives and travel plans noted
Braden couple entertain Mrs. Griswold and Mr. Emerson Crowell visits occur for family losses. Malcolm Scare returns to Ohio State University to resume studies after vacation. Various locals attend meetings, travel through Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky, and visit family in Ohio Michigan and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khenneth Braden
East College Street
Als. Griswold
Moline
Emerson Crowell
Shelby
Crowell
Malcolm Scare
Ohio Stata University At
Columbus
Myre Chariotte Stott
East College Firecet
Clor
Summers
Lorain
Minnie
Walter R
St. Paul's Church
Eveland Heights
Weebie
Oxford Movement
V. Lytle
South Professor Street
Virginia
West Virla
Kentucky
Robert Hall Wilkins
Provident
BE. H. Wilkins
Forest Street
Attempt To Rob Bank Fails In Gilead Ohio
An attempted bank robbery at the Maaretse Banking Company offices in Gilead Ohio was halted as Fr Cochran the bank president opened for business. Robbers reportedly fled after cutting wires and prying the front door with railroad tools. Sheriff Strambie secured fingerprints and pursued leads near Marengo, fourteen miles southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt, Gilead
Maaretse Banking Company
FR. Cochran
Fred Strambie
M Row
County
Mingerprints
Marengo
Here
Bowling Champ Tommy Falcaro Wounded. Title Match Postponed
World bowling title bout in Lorwa, Alabama was postponed after champion Joseph Falcaro suffered a gutshor wound and was hospitalized. A previous fight led to charges against Frank Marvrol for assault as the scheduled match in the era drew a crowd of several hundred spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorw
Ala
Joseph Falcaro
Falcaro
Frank Marvrol
Oa. Rts. T
Old Age Pac, Best Mortgage Moratoria Move Split Senate
The Old Age Pact on Bul was adopted after amending to require the council bear half the cost of administration. The Best Mortgage Moratoria Bill passed the Senate 28 to 1 with an emergency clause. A judiciary amendment lets courts defer sales if interest and property taxes are paid. A House fight may follow on the charnas. A Baker Bank Bill reorganization plan created a conservator to run state banks until done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Tre Hita
Frick
Seneca
Burk
Keifer
sSenatus Smolka
Harrison
Marshall
Senate
Judiciary
Baker Bank
Ohio beer permit licenses and taxes outlined
The article outlines permit categories for beer sales in Ohio. It sets per location fees of 50 dollars for permanent stores and 109 dollars for on premise service at hotels and restaurants. It imposes a one dollar state tax per barrel plus federal tax and restricts sales to minors and certain establishments. The control board appoints license rules and eligibility, including prior felony convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
General Revenue Fund
Control Board
Sales tax plan criticized in Lorain talk
NUMBER FIVE continued from page one argues a two year plan to build new roads and reduce expenses without altering current maintenance. He claims a sales tax would hit the poor harder and cites coupon systems as impractical. He notes Mississippi and Pennsylvania experiences and says Governor Pinchot now concedes failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Tie
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Pinchot
Rran
Lorain
Earl D. Bacon
Merchants’ Division
Elrtia Chamber of Commerce
Wellington Town Hall
Markets show steady tone across Cleveland produce and livestock
Cleveland markets report steady overall trading with poultry and hog receipts mild. leghorn and broiler prices vary around 12 to 18 cents per pound while turkeys and ducks show modest activity. Hog and cattle receipts mix with lighter weights pricing around $3.50 to $5.50, corn and wheat futures steadier amid mixed demand. butter prices move with unsettled futures and storage grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Palbs Ty
New York
Pennnsylvanlia
Lee Ab Sachs
Peurogivante Sachs
Chicago
Toye
Leshorn
Reese
Leehory Browlers
United States Department Arculture
United States
South Paxota
Ohios
Birmingham Church Services and Meetings Preview
The Birmingham area lists church activities for April including Sunday services at 11 with an evening program at 7, a 3:45 Sunday service in a separate church, and a 2:30 Wednesday Ladies Aid Society meeting. Rev. George T. Hanna presides with Sunday School superintendent Mrs. May me Church and pianist Mrs. A. O. Reising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Birmingham M Ct
Lords
George T. Hanna
Martin Burgin
Mayme Church
Birminsham
Hanna
Charles Humm
Pleasant birthday surprise for Mrs Thad Wilson at home
A group of friends gathered Saturday evening to surprise Mrs Thad Wilson for her birthday. The party featured cards music and dancing with a late hour lunch served to guests including Court Crum Ralph Wise Barney Kukus Frank Griffen Ora Burdell Hobart Ferguson and Thad Wilson himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Wilson
Court Crum
Juppa
Ralph Wise
Masons’ Corners
Barney Kukus
Frank Griffen
Ora Burdell
Hobart Ferguson
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
Ernest Bates taken to Good Samaritan Hospital in Sandusky after two weeks away from home his condition worsened Monday. Florence Township trustees receive more government flour for unemployed distributed from Ladrach Farm Bureau Florence store and Henry and Avery Birmingham store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bates
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sandusky
A. C. Myers
Charley Griffen
Myra Edgar
Florenc
Birmineham
Birmingham Oschuol
Florence Township
Ladrach
Farm Bureau
Florence
Henry and Avery
Birmingham
Marjorie Sprague
Florences
Dorothy Wasem
Louise Avery
L. M. Boughton
Wakeman
Jerome Logan
Marian Bates
Edwin H. Howe
Jassie Berkmeyer
Marjorie Howe
Mildred Snellenbarger
Lucille Snellenberger
German boycott calls for Jewish staff discharge in shops
A directive urged owners to comply with demands to dismiss Jewish employees. If ignored, authorities supervising the boycott would be notified. Gentile shop workers must quit at 3 p.m. to join a mass demonstration demanding the discharge of Jewish staff in all German enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gantile
Jon
Taxpayers face higher bills after rate hike and new exemptions
The article notes most taxpayers owe small sums, but many pay more than last year due to higher rates and lower exemptions. Some filers report no tax due as deductions reduce taxable income below the minimum taxable level.
Uruguay Declares Victory in Locust Eradication Drive
Uruguay reports successful combat against locust swarms and says the country will soon be free from their ravages. Officials credit coordinated pesticide use, monitoring, and cross border efforts for the decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Grain and Feed Prices From Local Exchange Report
Quotations from the Mieverind Grain and Hay Exchange list per bush prices for corn wheat oats flour and feeds. Items include corn yellow No 3 at 35 to 1-4436t-te, wheat winter No 1 at 68 l-e, flour jobbing rate, hay several grades from $8 to $10, straw No 1 at $9, alfalfa first and second cuttings $14, oats No 3 white at $4 241-20, mill feeds flour cutting 12 middlings 18.50, gluten $16.50, cottonseed meals at various percentages, and other grain products priced for buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieverind Grain and Hay Exchange
Barra
Farwvwers Local Market Prices For Fresh Produce
Prices for greens and vegetables listed with weights and baskets. Items include dandelion greens lettuce mustard greens onions parsley parsnips radishes turnips watercress and more with hothouse and washed options. Figures show bulk prices per basket or per unit, noting best and poorer quality levels.
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Broad §T
Sederis
Capitol Theatre
Richard Taylor, SR
Farmers’ Yass
Oberlin
Elyrua
East
Camitol J
Rey
Castle’s
Second St
Krulletin
New Bank
Frogp
Hovis & Faulhaber
Eagles
Broan ST
Travel Club
India Youth Movement
Page
Cleveland Livestock
Oiegan
Stade
Ares
Como
Butcher Hinds
Steads
Harvely
Clady
Reed
Timothy
Court Street
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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