Council Refuses To Advance Funds For Expenses
City council narrowly rejects a $300 traveling expenses ordinance tied to inspections for the $84,000 Fernace Belmont water tank. Chenery and several members demand clearer expense vouchers and accountability before funds are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrer Cheney
Fernace
Belmont
Coucciman
W. G
Cain
Elmer Nelson
Henke
Council
Charles Eves
Hearted v
Death notice for Albert Waterhouse in San Diego
Wison N. Waterhouse of Kipton reports the death of his brother Albert Waterhouse in San Diego California on November 1 at age 76. He would have turned 77 on December 24. Survived by his wife Ansela, a son, a daughter and nine grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wison N. Waterhouse
Kipton
Albert Waterhouse
San Diego
California
Ansela
New Minister And Wife Will Be Honored at Kipton Church
Rev. Huemphries of Obertin is named the new pastor of Kipton Community Church. Rev. and Mrs. Tucker Hempa will be honored at a reception at the church at 7:45 p.m. Tours will be served and the event is open to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker Hempa
Kipton Community Church
ToursGar
Huemphries
Obertin
Richter Case To Go Before Ohio Supreme Court
The James G. Richter versus Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad case, started in 1929 and previously before two appellate courts, will be presented to the Ohio Supreme Court to determine which appellate ruling is correct. The district court noted in an opinion that it will certify the record to the high court because its ruling conflicts with another appellate court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Richter
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Court of Appeal
Ohio Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
d _he district court
Supreme Court
Coure
Csu
Local News Briefs From The Junction Area
Fragmented lines report events around Parker Baird farm, Clara Atkinson facing a debt notice, Avex enclosure request, and a scattered note about Mary Gordon and a 1924 marriage. Further context unclear due to garbled OCR.
Carolina Telephone Engineer Sees Toll Board Here
W Derrow chief engineer of the Carolina Telephone Co of NS C visited and observed the toll board shown here. He noted the board directs telephony operations and the company’s large automatic system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Telephone Co
W. Derrow
Carolina Iephone Company
NS. C
Toll Board of Which
Carolina Telephone Colare
Auto Crash Injuries Reported In Local Streets
Minor injuries reported at 1:54 a m to Mrs Georgia Lemperiz 28 and James H Cox Lorain when Lemperizs car blew a tire on Cleveland street near tive colliding with a truck driven by Michael Sliman of Os Almherst. Gas was driving. Both treated at Er Memorial Hospital. Another collision on avenue near 9:50 p m involving Ralph Mazurar 138 Courtland street and John Segerbia of Lara' damered. Police report shia cars 4 on ty R EL Craft River street and A Fowke West River street. East River and ard avenue. Trair details and milstary reserv epoeses of cue ted Fick CONG w in Europe.
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Georgia Lemperiz
Ats25
Avenue
James H. Cox
Lorain
Fran
Lara’ Damered
Ty R. EL Craft
River Street
A. Fowke
West River Street
Calli
East River
Ard Avenue
Oberlin Schools To Have Book Contest
Oberlin Ohio November 2. In connection with National Book Week a contest will be held in the Oberlin Schools under the direction of Miss Norma Mead, high school librarian, and Edith Princehorn, librarian in the children's room at Carnegie Library. The theme for Book Week this year is Responsive Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohie
M . Norma # mead
Edith Princehorn
Carnegie Ligvarr
Rankin
Ingraham Dies in California Amid Varied Life Events
Harry L. Ingraham dies in California with notes mentioning March and Mrs. Chas arch 2003, Adee Bowen, and fourteen years in Las Angels. The fragment references a late-life timeline and associated names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Ingraham
California
En March
Chas
Arch
Heiro Adee Bowen
Exchange Club hears cemetery official at Ode P Behr
Exchange Club meeting featured a cemetery official as speaker. The talk centered on community concerns and the role of the cemetery in local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Ode P. Behr
Lin Cem
Reserve Officers To Meet Tomorrow In Ohio
Reserve officers in Ohio are scheduled to convene tomorrow in a meeting called by the National Guard officers. The session aims to discuss organizational matters and upcoming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
National Guard
Ora
Postmastership Examinations Announced in Several Cities
The government announces further postmaster examinations coordinated by the Civil Service Commission. Examinations will be held in Ridgeville and Elsha with two-year terms and salaries around 31.900. Competitors must file applications by the stated deadlines and be prepared for appointments pending results. This brief notes the schedule and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Dew- Tvirs
Mar Tak
Ridgeville
Elsha
Washingaa
Ohio style sales tax debate continues in commerce group
Continued from Page 1, the discussion centers on a stamp method to minimize taxes and speed revenue. Vendors buy stamps before selling taxed goods, creating immediate funds for intended uses. Harry W. Luethi, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, notes roughly half of Ohio retail merchants' boards back maintaining the current sales tax if it must continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Harry W. Luethi
Chamber of Commerce
Oberlin High opens basketball season December 7
Basketball practice started this week as Oberlin High prepares for the season which begins December 7 at home against Wellington. The schedule lists December 7 at Oberlin, December 14 vs Berea at Oberlin, December 26 at Port Clinton, December 27 vs Norwalk, January 3 at Oberlin, January 10 at Bellevue, January 31 at Oberlin, February 7 at Villar est, February 14 at Oberlin, and February 21 at Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellingon High School
Wellnging
Oberlin
Berea
Port Clinton
Norwalk
Bellevue
Clinton
Rwalk
Villarést
China Missionary Speaks At Meeting
Lorain association hosts a meeting with a China missionary speaker. Reports mention visiting individuals and local families in Lorain and Cleveland, including mentions of Beaufort school boxes, Wooster College soccer coach Witibond, and residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Wade Williams and Mr. Harden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Association
Bakee
China
Aftaraceon
Beaufort
Guerdon
Air
Dar Zuesy Rand
Sg. W. Ve
Amr Ingraham
Nerwich Avenue
Ionguess
J. Yeamays
Jén Miller
Ore
Cleveland
Erlin
Witibond de
A. B. Chesbro
T SiTesi
Sun
Wade Williams
Eir
Jail Term Given For Liquor Charge
Thomas Armus was sentenced to 36 days in county jail by Common Pleas Judge D A Cook on liquor charges. Herman Halmen, arrested with McBride, was released. Steve Brindza of Lorain faced liquor reporting charges and was released on bond pending trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
West Aremus
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Br State Fignoy InspectorTs
Lips Hauor
Herman Halmen
McBride
Steve Brindza
Lorain
First Farmer Owned Electric Line To Serve 700
Piqua Ohio November 12 farmers celebrate the opening of the first farmer owned cooperative electric line in the United States. The Ohio Farm Bureau, with Rural Electrification Administration loan support, backs 193 miles of line serving about 70 percent of Miami county farms. REA loan totals $254,900.
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Piqua. O
United States
Ohio Farm Bureau
Fr Fun
Rural Electrification Administration
Miami County
REA
Lorain Court Power Redefined by Appeals Ruling
A court of appeals decision narrows Lorain Municipal Court to a justice of the peace role. Charles E. Woodward sued Hafely for 70 dollars. Hafely’s defeat led to an appeal to the common pleas court, which reversed. The appellate ruling holds that cases above 20 dollars are appealable from Lorain court, regardless of lower court disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Lorain
Justice of the Peace Court
Lorain Court
Lorain Municipal Court
Charles E. Woodward
A. Hafely
Hafely
Common Pleas Court
William Wickens
Woodward
Oberlin Observes Armistice Day
Oberlin College dismissed classes as students and faculty gathered in Finney Chapel to honor war dead. Rev. taps marked the tribute, with remarks on peace, world tensions, and the role of neutrality and military training in national affairs.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Obertin Cortese
Wilkins
Qbderin
Philip Marer
Montion Committee
Robert S. Fletcher
Chartotta Tinker
New York City
W.C. A. Soc
RR. O. T.C
Jamesson
Oberiia
United States
Congress
Oberlin College Peace
Leci Sations Student League
Fsive Union
Cosmopolit
Cieub
Death notices tell of private funerals and church rites
Private funeral services for Minnie Krabec H D 2 Oberliz road will be at the family residence tomorrow at o clock followed by church rites at Nichols Funeral Home and interment at Hidden? Memorial Park. Memorial for Rose? and Frances Andrew Fritz of Fork City attend services at 3 o clock with Rev E L mes at Sudro Funeral Home and burial at Calv ic Lorain. Funeral services for Andrew 4 road deceased Thursday at 7 30 a m from St Ladislaus church Lorain with burial at Calv ic Lorain. multiple notices list local churches and family residences, with services spread across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Nichols Funer
Hidgen
Memorial Park
Minsee Krabec
Minnie Krabee
H. D
Oberliz
Pleesant View Sanatorium
Elyria
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Cascade Lodge
Edward Krabec
Ecd
Rose Ard
Frances Andrew Fritz
Fork City
Rev. Eel
B. Mes
Sudro Fral
Andrew
Thursth
St. Ladislaus’ Church
Lorain
Ee Rickert
Calvi
Biro
Ris
Sundarere Ial Hospital
Dar
Sewer easement work eyed for City WPA project
Bridges streets for a right of way for an eight inch sewer. The work, funded by WPA, could save the city money if the easement is obtained. Arrangements are also being made for satisfactory sewer connections for Western Automatic Machine and Screen Company's new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevener
Jack
WPA
Western Automatic Machine and Scren
Campaign heads report plant cooperation for inclusion drive
NUMBER EIGHT past week visited heads of inclusion's part of the cam Cards for the workers in its will be distributed to the plants within the next few days Campaign heads reported that officials of the plants have indicated their willingness to cooperate fully in the campaign and that they are expecting excellent results from the industrial division.
Begin Trial Of Bus Driver On July Fourth Collision
A jury trial begins for L. H. Dunton a New York bus driver charged with manslaughter after a July 4 collision on Cleveland road that killed three Detroit residents en route to Niagara Falls. Jurors summoned include Helen Wall Edith Fireman W J Flint George Colburn P Richard Steyer Herz John Oliver and Ajaah of Eritrea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Dunton
New York
Cleveland “Road
Commons Pleas
D. A. Cook
Helen Wall
Edithie Fireman
W. J. Flint
Wreckell
George Colburn
P. Richard Steyer
Herz
John Oliver
Jaah
Eriia
Detroit
Nisgata Falls
Two CCC Camp Youths Killed in Wisconsin Auto Crash
A car carrying eight CCC camp youths returning from a holiday home trip wrecked near Mount Horeb Wisconsin. Two youths were killed, with four others seriously injured. Names reported include Herrr Stevens Point, Alex Szaissi, and Gallowar.
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CCC
Mount Horese
Wis
Eilfled
Herrr R
Stevens Point
Alex Szaissi
Gallowar
Research In Electrical Field Presented To Elyria Rotary Club
C. M. Ripley of General Electric described how new cheaper electrical appliances enable major use in homes. He highlighted the House of Magic research aims to apply discoveries industry wide and notes the electrical u sing program to improve American homes at lower cost. About 15 percent of new homes in the United States reflect this transformation with some in Cleveland. Visitors from Elyria Lorain and Cleveland attended. Members urged attendance at the funeral of Glade B. Thomas tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Rotary Club
Cc. M. Ripley
General Electri Company Research Department
Elk’s
Ripley
General Electric Research Department
House of Magic
General Electrousing
Mortah
United States
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain
Glade B. Thomas
Tomorro
Love affair mystery spans Germany to Philadelphia
A German doctorate Gebhardt and Miss Streitz figure in a controversial liaison investigated by police. Gebhardt, 42, led German industrial firms including Motorenwerke Mannheim and Henschel and Sons Brussels, while Streitz, described as a fragile figure, faced questioning before police. family members were arrested at dawn. Authorities note Streitz had lived with Gebhardt for two years in an apartment near his base. she demanded a lawyer as questions followed. Philadelphia’s central squares are cited as first public parks in the country.
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Gebnara
University of K
Frank
Fritz
Br Police
Miss Stretz
Gebhardt
Markets and prices in 1935 agricultural report
Prices quoted by Sheets Elevator Co and Fairchild Milling Co cover eggs butter feeds and grains. Wheat corn oats alfalfa cattle sheep hogs and pork are listed with weights, grades, and market ranges reflecting wholesale and retail quotes and recent movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Bain and Mill
Sheets Elevator Co
Fairchild Milling Co
Berea
Navy Cadet Regiment Rosters From Page Fragment
Fragmentary list shows multiple cadet captains lieutenants and names such as Ed Raus Alex Kes son Harold Rorick Walter Gtro Marion Crown Ray Ritter and others in a detailed roster, indicating a formal drill or training unit. Sparse context limits full event clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lor
Dan B. Symons
George Alten
James Thayer
Ed. Raus
Alex Kes
Dan K. Foster
Q. J. Winsor
C. G. Clark
George Moise
W. C
Zaiser
R. M. Timms
Eugene Conwar
Clark Black
Harold Rorick
Walter Gtro
Marion Crown
Ray Ritter
E. H. Falkner
William Holt
Seward Black
Lawrence Embach
Carl
W. H. Vanoster
Richard J. E. J. Crisp
L. Pichard Stevens
Z. W. Durren
Harry Hyman
Harold Ewing
Worth Fauyier
Frank Wilcox
Milk Producers Weigh Boycott Over Lorain Prices
About 1,799 county milk producers ship to Elyria and Lorain while most orders go to Cleveland. A 3 percent price cut is anticipated if retail prices stay low. A threatened boycott against Lorain and Cleveland distributors spurred talks aiming for a peaceful settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisra
Lorain
Dimaline
Elyria
Cleveland
Asj
Astion
Lorain Teday
Cleveland Distributo
Nore Permanent & Ment
Prominent Bucyrus Resident Passes
Bucyrus O Nov 12 Funeral services were held today for Christian F. Birk aging former member of a pioneer Bucyrus family whose death followed a fall last week that fractured his hip. He had served as major sheriff marshal and council member in Democratic politics here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus. O
Christian F. Birk
Bucyrus
Injunction Upheld By Appeals Court In Road Improvement Case
The appeals court sustained a permanent injunction blocking a $5315 assessment on Hannah May Neumeyer for Columbia West River road improvement in Columbia township. The 1928 resolution was not certified to tax officials until 1934, and Neumeyer bought the property believing no assessment existed. Judge Findley’s ruling in a related ditch assessment case was also upheld, adjusting the two parties’ shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah May Neumeyer
Columbia West River Road
Columbia Township
District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Kloos
Stranahaa
Hauptmann asks review of case by Supreme Court
Bruno Richard Hauptmann asked the Supreme Court to spare him from execution for the Lindbergh baby murder. His lawyers filed a 34 page petition for a writ of certiorari claiming a mob spirit tainted the trial in Flemington New Jersey. If denied he could appeal to the New Jersey Court of Pardons, a move seen as largely symbolic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Egbert Rosecrans
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Chenery
Earl Lanterschieger
Smith
Fisk
Ives
Thompson
Devin
Ling
Richter
Poia Parker Baird Farm
Clara Atkinson
Avex i Aske
Vere
Absenen
Mary Gordon
Carreo
Lorain T
Lee, i
Trair
Milstary
Cue
Ted Fick Cong
Europe
Wieners Sauerkraut
Sausag
Clawson
Esther Alflen
Sotis
H. Harden
First Farmer
Fhomas
Philadelphia
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Cleverasd Livestoc
Medier
Wooster
Ave
Ty S
Hauptmann
Newell Hotel
Broad St
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Lorain County Company
Lorain County
Vox
Greves
Tad
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