Trial by Court-Martial for Farmers in Iowa
Martial law extended to Plymouth and Crawford counties as National Guardsmen pursue leaders of farm mortgage protests. About a dozen farmers held on charges including attempting to hang District Judge Charles C. Bradley. court proceedings were halted in civil courts. Judge advocate Frank Halligan expected to preside.
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Lemars
Iowa
LE Mars
Glenn Haynes
Plymouth
Crawford
Charles C. Bradley
Frank Halligan
Firestone Raises Tire Prices
Akron May 1 Firestone Tire and Rubber Company announced it will follow the tire price increases and warned another advance may come if raw material costs keep rising President J W Thomas said price lists were being prepared.
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Akron, O
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
J. W. Thomas
Firestone
Home Economics Topic Discussed by Ridgeville Club
The Ridgeville Home Economics Club will hear Miss Elizabeth Pennington from Flora Stone Mather College speak on the role of home economics in social and business life. The event tonight at Ridgeville School will host girls from county clubs as guests.
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Ridgeville Home Economics Club
Ridgeville School
Elsbeth Pennington
Flora Stone Mather College
Ridgeville Club
Citizens Home Sues Rahl for Mortgage Debt on Amherst Property
The Citizens Home and Savings Association filed suit against A. W. Rahl and others for 3953 dollars alleged to be due on a mortgage on Amherst property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Home and Savings Association
A. W. Rahl
Mme Curie Reignites Interest in Radioactive Rocks
Curie’s work on radium expands knowledge of radioactivity and hints at the long life of the earth. Her experiments illuminate the radioactive nature of rocks in the earth’s crust, broadening scientific understanding of geological processes.
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Mme Curie
Globe
1933 World's Fair Auto Gas Saver and Engine Oiler
Gassaver Engineers of Wheaton Illinois unveil a 1933 World’s Fair Auto Gas Saver and Inside Engine Oiler that saves gas and oils engine valves simultaneously. Fits all cars and installs easily with a wrench. Offers 327 percent profits. agents wanted nationwide. one free unit offered to introduce.
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Gassaver Engineers
Wheaton
Ill
Thrift Days Promoted by The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram announces Thrift Days on May 19 11 and 12 to connect buyers sellers workers and job seekers through Want Ads. Readers may place three line ads three times for 35 cents versus the regular 68 cents cash or 90 cents on charge.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Gas station disturbance leads to arrest of 19 year old
Alvin White aged 19 of 22 Linwood Street was held in the city jail on a charge of dis orderly conduct after refusing to leave a gas station when ordered by attendant Charles Phillips. White and a companion, both intoxicated, were said to be uncooperative as police arrived around midnight. the companion fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin White
Linwood Street
Charles Phillips
White
Bus Stop Alert Fined For Passing Parked School Bus
H. J. Holcomb of 215 Park Avenue was fined 10 dollars and costs for passing a standing school bus discharging passengers. Deputy sheriffs arrested him in Carlisle Township. J. L. Spice of Wadsworth also fined 10 dollars and costs for a similar offense in Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Holcomb
Park Avenue
Joseph Petro
Carlisle Township
J. L. Spice
Wadsworth
Ridgeville
Missing 13 year old George Kranyak sought by police
George Kranyak aged 13 of 115 Longfellow Avenue has been missing since Saturday. His parents reported the disappearance to police early Sunday as authorities continue efforts to locate the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kranyak
Longfellow Avenue
Bor
Car crash on Broad Street injures two drivers
Edward Arndt of Grafton collided with Karl Kruch vel of Cleveland on Broad Street Sunday afternoon, police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Arndt
Grafton
Karl Kruchvel
Cleveland
Broad Street
Abandoned car impounded on Depot Street
Police impounded a car abandoned on Depot Street early Friday morning. The vehicle, licensed in Indianapolis, Indiana, was reported to police Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depot Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Bicycle stolen from Hulls garage reported
Dr. W. H. Hull of 303 Eastern Heights Blvd. reported to police Saturday that his son’s bicycle was stolen from their garage on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hull
Eastern Heights Blvd
Mike Mesaro Arrested on Huron Street for Intoxication
Police arrested Mike Mesaro on Huron Street Sunday for intoxication. He was detained for alcohol impairment and potential processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Mesaro
Huron Street
Real Estate Board To Meet Tonight
The Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board will hold its regular meeting at 7:30 tonight in room 425 of the Elyria Savings and Trust Building. Secretary R. E. Griswold announced the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
R. E. Griswold
Revive Victim of Carbon Monoxide Gas in Dover Garage
May 1 Dover reports an engineer for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Patrick Th Alexander, 44, was revived by Union hospital physicians after being overcome by carbon monoxide fumes in his garage. Firemen under Chief William B Boce worked two hours with a pull motor to restore him.
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Dover
Union Hospital
Patrick Th. Alexander
Alexander
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
William B. Boce
Crowded Evang elistic Services at First Baptist
The First Baptist Church drew large crowds over three services by Evangelist Charles E. Neighbour. About twelve members joined the church at the morning service as nightly attendance filled the building and the evangelist shared sermons on Getting Near the Hub The Resurrection of Christ and Hell with supportive biblical proofs and moral statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Charles E. Neighbour
Peter
James
John
Jesus
Neighbour
Christ
Hell
Heaven
Slits Filed Against Auditor and Tax Commission
Five suits were filed in common pleas court today against County Auditor C. S. Kelser and the State Tax Commission alleging property valuations are too high. Plaintiffs are Charles and Hattie Tsane. William and Anna Winstone. C. Arthur Brown. O. F. Hageman. and Kath L. Hageman with properties valued at 1950, 1800, 7550, 5580, and 351an respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Autihor C. S. Kelser
State Tax Commission
Charles and
Hattie Tsane
William and
Anna Winstone
C. Arthur Brown
O. F. Hageman
Kath L. Hageman
Woman Hurt In Car Collision On Broad Street
Bertha Gessner of 112 Hawthorne avenue suffered minor injuries when a car driven by W. Reed of Birmingham Ohio tried to avoid another auto on Broad street. She was taken to Memorial hospital by William Gambler and later released, police said.
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Bertha Gessner
Hawthorne Avenue
W. Reed
Birmingham
Broad Street
Memorial Hospital
William Gambler
Deaths of two deer after highway collision near Ira
Two year old deer struck by autos near Ira wandered onto a highway from Metropolitan Park. They were brought to Akron hospitals by Charles B. Arp and died from injuries despite treatment.
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Akron
Ira
Metropolitan Park
Charles B. Arp
Ohio Society SAR elects Beckwith president at Cleveland convention
Col. Ansel E. Beckwith of Cleveland was elected president of the Ohio Society Sons of the American Revolution at the convention closing in Cleveland. Walter D. McKinney of Columbus was chosen secretary treasurer and registrar. The next convention will be in Dayton.
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Cleveland, O
Ansel E. Beckwith
Cleveland
Ohio Society, Sons of the American Revolution
Walter D. McKinney
Columbus
Dayton
Delivery contact for Oberlin Chronicle complaints
Notice lists Mrs. Esther Alfsen at 88 South Pleasant Street and provides Ronald Wilbond as the delivery trouble contact. The item advises readers to call for missed copies or delivery issues.
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South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Oberlin Club Schedule Highlights Week Activities
Oberlin Ohio May 1. Various groups hold meetings and socials this week. Pythian Sisters, Women’s Progressive Club, Just Us Club, I T Y T M Club, DeMolay, Bethel Class, T M T M Club, Sorosis Club luncheon and final meeting, American Legion Auxiliary, First Church Women’s Association with speaker, Baptist Missionary Society, Methodist Ladies’ Aid, Merry Wives gathering, I O O F encampment card party, West Russia Cub, neighborhood clubs, W R C, Phyllis Wheatley Club, Knights of Pythias party hosts and invites.
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Oberlin, CO
Pythian Sisters
Hazel Worcester
Hamilton Street
Women’s Progressive Club
Jane Hall
South Park Street
Tuck
Just Us
North Professor Street
Bert Prosser
North Pleasant
Mallory
East College Street
Reguar
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Women’s Association of the First Church
James Brand House
Kemper Fullerton
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Frank Foster
Merry Wives
North Pleasant Street
Oberlin
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
West Russia
Funeral Services for Thomas L Moody
Funeral services for the late Thomas L Moody 67 of 41 East River Street were held today at Sudro Funeral Home with Reverend George Brown officiating. Burial followed at Ridge lawn Cemetery. Moody born in Vermilion February 1865 had lived in the city 35 years. He is survived by wife Anna Moody son Kenneth sister Mrs Martha Wood of Elvera and brothers Captain W H Moody of Vermilion and John J Moody of Bellevue.
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Thomas L. Moody
East River Street
Sudro Funeral Home
George Brown
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Mr. Moody
Vermilion
Anna Moody
Kenneth
Martha Wood
Elvrra
W. H. Moody
John J. Moods
Bellevue
Mrs Ly dia Ford Dies at 82 in Brighton
Mrs Ly dia Ford 82 wife of John M Ford died at her daughter Mrs Bert Rollins home Monday. She leaves husband two children four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services from Andrews Funeral Parlors Wellington Wednesday 1 30 p m burial Rocky River Cemetery 3 p m
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Brighton
Lydia Ford
John M. Ford
Bert Rollins
Andrews
Wellington
Rocky River
Death of John Kominis in Lorain County Home
John Kominis, 45, died Sunday at Lorain County Home after a weeklong illness. He leaves no known relatives. Burial is planned for Tuesday.
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John Kominis
Lorain County
Evolution of Elyria Woman's Club Names and Home
The Elyria Woman's Club traces its roots from early suffrage circles meeting at homes of Mrs. Lillia Dean and Mrs. Bernard to a series of name changes. It became The Political Study Club, then The Woman's Civic Club, then The Woman's Club of Elyria, and finally The Elyria Woman's Club, Inc. after purchasing its Fourth Street rooms in June 1927, moving from the Wooster and Middle Avenue properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillia Dean
Barnard
Dean
George Stevens
East Avenue
Harriet Taylor Upton
Anna Shaw
the Political Study Club
Woman’s Civic Club
Woman's Club of
Elyria
Spring dance and local social notes in Elyria and Oberlin
Fraternity Phi Kappa Gamma Beta held a spring dance at the American Legion hall in Elyria with members alumni and friends attending chaperones Mrs Kutscher Mr and Mrs Carr and six others from Batavia were in Oberlin for Christine Carr harp and song recital hosted by Mr and Mrs Claude Liman. Numerous visits from Amherst Cleveland Portland Oregon Chicago and Columbus linked residents and guests. The Oberlin Fire Department responded to a chemical laboratory fire at Severance Chemical Laboratory with minor damage.
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Phi Kappa Gamma Beta Fraternity
American Legion Hall
Elyria
Kutscher
C. L. Carr
Batavia
Oberlin
Christine Carr
Claude Liman
Delmar Horning
Martin Schrader
Amherst
John Miller
al Hoeh
Cleveland
R. H. Moore
Portland
Oregon
H. O. Worcester
Spring Street
H. A. Funk
Elm Street
Charles Strauss
Chicago
Funk
David Fitzgerald
Akron
Jolly
Hollywood Avenue
Charlotte Scott
Martha Scott
Marian Mann
Elizabeth Houghton
Columbus
Malcolm
Ohio State University
Oberlin Fire Department
Severance Chemical Laboratory
Club marks 25th anniversary amid rebounding membership
The club has grown from 12 to 475 members and now about 206 remain. Officers include Mrs. George P. Colburn president and Mrs. J. B. Johnson treasurer. Social committee chair is Mrs. A. C. Schilleman. The anniversary celebration invites all present and former members and officers tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Colburn
D. A. Baird
Nettie Laundon
J. K. Nece
Karl Plocher
J. B. Johnson
A. C. Schilleman
Ohio high school music contest yields state honors
More than 1200 musicians competed for state honors in Cleveland area events judged by Rudolph Ringwal and Leslie W. Emory. Winners in multiple classes advance to the National Music Contest in Chicago. Liverpool led orchestras and mixed choruses with top in CC and CG divisions. other winners included Belden, Pennfield, Wellington, Kingsville, Ridgeville, and Spencer. Ringwal praised rising standards and music as a valued educational subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Ringwal
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Leslie W. Emory
Lorain
Chicago
Ohio
Liverpool
Belden
Pennfield
Columbia
Dorset
Martel
Brunswick
Richfield
Wellington
North Kingsville
Mentor
North Royalton
Kingsville
Andover
Jefferson
Lisepool
Henrietta
Spencer
Ridgeville
Ringwal
Collapse feared as surplus goods threaten system
Warnings rise over mounting surplus goods risking strain on the economic system. Officials caution that storage and distribution bottlenecks could trigger broader instability if not addressed.
The Coming Apostate Church Sermon
The First United Presbyterian Church sermon warns of a coming universal apostasy in the professing church. Rev G A Brown condemns denial of scriptures and core doctrines, cites Daniel and Revelation, and urges vigilance against liberal and heretical trends within religious movements across faith communities.
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First United Presbyterian Church
G. A. Brown
Daniel
Nebuchadnezzar
Lord Jesus Christ
Church of Christ
Church of the Laodiceans
Markets Cleveland Produce Prices and Receipts
Blyter market steady with extras for standards. HGGS market steady. current receipts 120. Poultry steady with heavy fowl 12e, medium fowl 12e. Leghorn fowl heavy broilers 20 22c. Leghorn broilers 16 17e. Ducks 12ec. turkeys for lite. roosters state. Potatoes Ohio New York Pennsylvania sacks mostly New York Ohio Pennsylvania 46 35c. Cattle receipts mostly steady. medium to good steers 4.35 5.40. cows scarce. bulls firm. Calves receipts 900 steady to ole tower. bulk mixed 5.00 175.50. Sheep receipts steady to slow. best offerings around 5.35 5.50. some lots 5.60 5.55. springers up to 7.90.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Livestock Hogs Report
Receipts total 700 with no holdovers. Prices steady to below Friday and Saturday levels. Hogs 160-900 pounds bring about 250 dollars, a few near outside weights.
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Iso
Tire price hike announced by Goodrich in Akron
The B. F. Goodrich Company announced a five percent raise in tire prices, effective immediately, the first since eight years. President J. D. Tan cited recent increases in cotton and rubber costs as the reason for the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, O
B. F. Goodrich Company
J. D. Tan
Goodrich
Eleven Conservators Appointed for Ohio Banks
Eleven bank conservators were appointed today by State Bank Superintendent Ira J. Fulton. Appointees include A E Johnson for Mechanics Banking in Bradner. Guy Davis for Farmers Savings in Haskins. Ray Bloher for Lindsey Banking in Lindsey. Dwight Mehaffer for Moral Banking in Morral. Frank Wagner for Exchange Bank of Madison. Robert Huston for Lorain Street Savings and Trust in Cleveland. J W Penning for Hamlet State Bank. C H Hoopes for Kensington State Bank. Fred Howell for Citizens Savings in Barnesville. Morton J Heldman for Peoples Bank and Savings in Cincinnati. Freda M Johnston for Glenford Bank of Glenford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Ira J. Fulton
A. E. Johnson
Mechanics Banking Company
Bradner
Guy Davis
Farmers Savings Bank Company
Haskins
Ray Bloher
Lindsey Banking Company
Lindsey
Dwight Mehaffer
Morral Banking Company
Morral
Frank Wagner
Exchange Bank of Madison
Madison
Robert Huston
Lorain Street Savings and Trust Company
Cleveland
J. W. Penning
Hamlet State Bank
Hamlet
C. H. Hoopes
Kensington State Bank
Kensington
Fred Howell
Citizens Savings Bank Company
Barnesville
Morton J. Heldman
Peoples’ Bank and Savings Company
Cincinnati
Freda M. Johnston
Glenford Bank
Glenfud
Champion fiddler titled at Allen county contest
The second annual old fiddlers contest in Shawnee centralized school near Lima Ohio on May 1 will crown Allen county’s champion fiddler. Contestants are split into two groups: over and under 21 years.
Doom of the Apostate Church and the End of the Age
The author cites biblical prophecies from Romans to Revelation to argue for the imminent return of Christ and the final destruction of the apostate church. He urges believers to contend earnestly for the faith with holy boldness and Spirit given tenderness to save some in this late hour.
Tax proposal touted to raise 360 million in revenue
Backers including highways contractors utilities schools and business groups push a sales tax plan estimated to yield up to 360 million. Advocates say coupons will shield retailers from fractional taxes on small sales and protect consumers from profiteering while the state collects the full tax with low administration costs.
Great Lakes port improvements authorized in 147 projects
Legislation provides $24,419,609 for improvements in Great Lakes and St Lawrence ports. Of 147 projects, 74 survived from the Garner relief bill and are supported by Rivers and Harbors Committee. Notable items include Ashland Wisconsin harbor 208000, Ashtabula Ohio 925000, Buffalo 1863000, Cleveland 690000, Toledo 2930000, Milwaukee harbor 125000, and Green Bay 754000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
St Lawrence
Senate
House
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Mansfield
Ashland
Wis
Harbor
Ashtabula
Rouge River
Mich
Toledo
Ohio
Green Bay
Milwaukee Harbor
Monroe
Odzensburg Harbor
N. Y
Port Washington
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C. E. Reynolds
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Phyllis Wheatley
East Lorain Street
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