Campaign expense reports show varied party totals across offices
In Columbus on November 19 Judge Walter B. Wanamaker filed expenses of 1426 with no contributions for his bid for Chief Justice. The Wanamaker Campaign Club reported 5079 spent and 5028 contributed. Other figures include Hart with 3760 spend and 1525 receipts, Taft for Senator in Stark County with 2505 receipts and 2546 outlay, Dudley White with 1908 receipts and 1908 outlay, Clarence J. Brown with 1720 receipts and 1733 outlay, F C Gross handling 4600 receipts and 4600 outlay, Ebright 2252 receipts and 2252 outlay plus 1280 personal expenses, and Bolton for Congress with 8386 expenditure and 8400 receipts including 2090 balance from 1936 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Walter B. Wanamaker
State Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Wanamaker
William S. Hart
Alliance
Republican
Taft
Stark County
Dudley White
Norwalk
Congress
Republican Congressional Committee
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
F. C. Gross
Bricker For Governor League
Don E. Ebright
Ebright
Bolton For Congress
Chester C. Bolton
Lyndhurst
Ohio Farm Bureau Convention Takes Stand On Issues
The Ohio Farm Bureau adopted multiple resolutions on liquor control local option taxation highway funding and education finance while re electing officers. A prominent member Annett Harbage of West Jefferson clashed with leadership before being ruled out of order over remarks about “washing” delegates and a critical view of the organization as an unloaded shotgun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus O
Oliw Farm Bureau
Annett Hourbage
West Jeffersoy
Harbage
Ohio American Legion
Perry Green
Hiram
Farm Bureau
Perry L. Green
A. ¥. Moon
Conover
M. D. Lincoln
Columbus
W. E. Sallars
Washington D. H
L. A. Taylor
J. E. Kellner
J. M. Hodson
Pioneer
George L. Cooley
Dover Center
Everett Hale
Burton
W. E. Stough
Mansfield
R. E. Frederick
Youngstown
E. C. Darling
Nellie
George H. Dunlap
Cadiz
Max M. Scarff
New Carlisle Sellars
Harry A. West
Leesburg
Man Thought Slain Found Alive Hoax in Chicopee
Karl V. Pomeroy, a 39 year old insurance agent, was believed murdered after his bloodstained car was found. His wife reported he phoned from Trenton saying he was alive and well and at his mother's home. Police noted no motive given for the ruse amid other notes of rice shortages in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicopee
Mass
Karl V. Pomeroy
Trenton
N. J
Pomeroy
Brunswick Avenue
Court records and divorce suits filed in Lorain district
Michael Janasko of Lorain was fined 10 dollars for reckless driving after backing from a driveway and narrowly avoiding a ditch with State Patrolman Overholt on hand. Mary Vargo seeks divorce from John Vargo of Elyria, citing neglect. Helen McGregor files for divorce from William McGregor, married 1922 with one child. A two car collision at Route 301 and Route 18 damaged fronts of Ray mond Pollard’s car from Chicago and Lloyd Stine’s car from West Salem, C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Janasko
Lorain
Preston L. Coon
K. M. Overholt
Janasko
Overholt
Helen McGregor
William McGregor
Raymond Pollard
Chicago
Lloyd Stine
West Salem
Route 301
Route 18
Paul Johnson
Albert McWilliam
Local officials cite fines for disorderly acts and intoxication
Or al J White of 117 Artemas court was fined $1 and costs for disorderly conduct when arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q Petro today for an offense committed November 6. Fines of $1 and costs for intoxication were assessed by Mayor Petro today against Severn Ott of 203 Erie street, who was arrested yesterday on West street, and against Charles Davison of Wellington, who was arrested last evening on Broad street. A Sinclair Refining truck was destroyed and the bulk station front damaged when the truck caught fire yesterday while loading. The Court of Appeals held Josie Parke not entitled to compensation from the Ohio Industrial Commission in a Workmen's Compensation case involving her husband’s death in 1933. Lex Foster, 47, of Lorain, was fined $10 for intoxication after a collision with a mailbox on Gulf road. Charles Townsend of Elyria filed suit to obtain title to several properties, naming defendants including George Townsend of Brooklyn and James E Brown. Otto K Mischka filed suit to foreclose property in Amherst to settle a judgment owed by Elizabeth Werner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Q. Petro
Severn Ott
Erie Street
West Street
Charles Davidson
Wellington
Broad Street
Court of Appeals
Josie Parke
Benjamin F. Parke
Ohio Industrial Commission
Common Pleas
D A. Cook
Gulf Road
Charles Townsend
Elyria
Huron Street
Carlisle
George Townsend
Brooklyn
N. Y
James E Brown
Eliza Townsend
Collision reports and minor damages updated on city streets
A Baking Company truck driven by Thomas Trummer of Cleveland on Eastern Heights boulevard at Sherman street, with Mrs Given and her seven year old son Gerald unhurt, was followed by another minor collision. A car driven by Walter Botam of 364 High street was damaged on Broad street at 11 p m when struck by a machine driven by William Frank of Amherst R D 2. Loretta VanOss of 104 Stanford avenue reported damage to her car on Fourth street from a license listed to William Krieg of 326 West avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
William Krieg
West Avenue
Girl Burned While Lighting Coal Stove Dies in Hospital
Jean Nelson, 13, of Bucyrus, Ohio, died at a local hospital after being burned while lighting a coal stove. Neighbors, attempting a rescue, wrapped her in a blanket as she reportedly jumped from a window. She was the daughter of Clyde and Mrs. Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Jean Nelson
Clyde Nelson
Romania Establishes Export Bounty For Wheat
Romania announces an official export bounty on wheat to support farmers and stabilize domestic supply. The program sets a fixed subsidy per ton and targets shipments to international markets, with eligibility tied to harvest quality and compliance with trade rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romania
Runners Tie Again To Retain Lead In YMCA Olympics
Jim Scarbrough and Geza Kozmits repeated a first place tie in the YMCA junior class Olympic events, keeping them atop the standings as about 80 boys compete.Results from the 100 yd dash show Juniors Kozmits and Scarbrough tied for first at 14.75 seconds, with Bob Cebula John Wellert and Leon Altfeld taking second at 15.9. The program, directed by Max Roe, will feature 13 events with plaques awarded to class winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Scarbrough
Geza Kozmits
Max Roe
Don Looper
Robert Heilman
Ed Woodruff
Junior Byam
John Fauver
Richard Heyworth
Jim Scarbro
Bob Cebula
John Wellert
Leon Altfeld
Jack Worthington
Carl Koepp
Tom Chapman
Gordon Wallace
Jack Yost
Death Record Oberlin Ohio Fannie Wheeler 81
Mrs. Fannie Perry Wheeler 81 died suddenly about 5 30 Friday afternoon at the home of her son Perry O Wheeler 68 North Cedar avenue. Born in Peru Ohio she has lived in Oberlin twenty years. She was a member of the First Methodist church. Survived by son Perry and Alto Wheeler two daughters Mary Beck Frances Gould twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Fannie Perry Wheeler
Perry O. Wheeler
North Cedar Avenue
Obituary: Mrs Bertha Kaufman Dies in Cleveland
After a lingering illness Mrs Bertha Kaufman died Friday morning at Polytechnic Hospital Cleveland at seventy two. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Jennie Weingart and Mrs Anna Foss of Cleveland a son Louis Kaufman of Los Angeles and thirteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 pm from Berkowitz Funeral Home 105th Street Cleveland with interment at Lansing Cemetery Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Kaufman
David Hyman
Hamilton Avenue
Polytechnic Hospital
Cleveland
Jennie Weingart
Anna Foss
Louis Kaufman
Los Angeles
California
Berkowitz
105Th Street
Lansing Cemetery
Funeral services for Wellington postmaster’s assistant
Funeral services for William L. Wadsworth assistant postmaster here who died yesterday morning will be held at 2:30 PM Monday from the Wadsworth home 380 South Main Street. Dr C W Reccard will officiate and burial will be in Greenwood cemetery under E L Sharp Funeral Home supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington, CO
William L. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
South Main Street
C. W. Reccard
Bural
Greenwood Cemetery
E. L. Sharp
Health Day Observed In Lorain County Schools
Lorain County schools will join a state wide Health Day on December 16 in connection with Christmas Seals sales. The county schools cooperate with the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association. County superintendent Dr. A Gibbons proposes classroom health discussions as part of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Man requests jail time to escape wife’s nagging
In Boston Thomas Lucas, 40, appeared before Judge Frank land and W. L. Miles to demand revocation of a six month suspended larceny sentence so he can serve time in jail. He pleaded that his wife nags him day and night and needs peace, prompting the unusual plea. Development of camphor plantations is being investigated in South India, which has none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thomas Lucas
Frankland W. L. Miles
Miles
Lucas
South
India
College Calendar and Church Services Schedule
College calendar lists Sunday events including 9 45 A M classes 11 A M service and candlelight worship for members at First Church 4 30 P M and Finney Chapel 5 00 P M Vesper Service at Finney Chapel concludes the day with student religious activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
Finney Chapel
Philologue Club Meets At Shaver Home On Schiller Talk
Monday session of the Philologue Club convenes at 7 30 P M at the home of C L Shaver with Professor F W Kaufmann presenting a discussion titled Schiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philologue Club
C. L. Shaver
F. W. Kaufmann
Concert Notes At Finney Chapel Features Kipnis Recital
A Finney Chapel program lists a 12:00 PM assembly and a 7:30 PM concert sequence. The concert band performs, followed by a musical program and artist recital course. Artist Kipnis, bass, is featured in the evening recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney Chapel
Alexander Kipnis
Assembly For Women
The
Women's Athletic Association
Thanksgiving and sports events at West Point campus
Thanksgiving Chapel and Finney Chapel hosts include a noon service by Dean T W Graham and a 7 15 PM student recital at the Conservatory of Music. The College of Arts and Sciences seminar schedule, a 2 30 PM All Star Hockey game at Galpin Field between West Point and Annapolis, and a community service at the Methodist Church anchor a holiday week on Saturday November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney Chapel
T. W. Graham
College of Arts and Sciences
The
Conservatory of Music
Methodist Church
H. G. May
West Point
Annapolis
Galpin
Death of Mrs. Margaret Winters of New Sharon Iowa
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Margaret Winters of New Sharon Iowa a sister of Mrs Eunice Worcester. Mrs Winters mother of Elmer and Elizabeth Winters formerly resided in Oberlin. Funeral services were held in New Sharon on Saturday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Winters
New Sharon
Iowa
Eunice Worcester
Open House Speakers on Jewish Harvest Festivals
Students invited to an open house at the Methodist parsonage 83 South Cedar Street Sunday evening at eight. Rabbi Luther Lubasch from Elyria will discuss Jewish Harvest Festivals and share observations on conditions facing Jews in Central Europe since his recent arrival from Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Parsonage
South
Cedar Street
Luther Lubasch
Elyria
Rabbi Lubasch
Poland
Europe
Community Chest Fund reaches $3100 in pledges
OBERLIN November 19 Thirty one hundred dollars in pledges were received by campaign manager Robert N Fauver at close of business Thursday. Cards mailed earlier raised the sum without personal solicitation, as captains plan continued drives via in person solicitations starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin. O
Community Chest Fund
Robert N Fauver
E. J. Sable
C. H. Yocom
George D. Hubbard
George Jackson
J. W. Hill
Walter Cady
H. W. Hovey
Maurice S. Schubert
I. L. Porter
Roy Fields
Henry Revers
Robert Hamlin
J. S. Burton
Carl Pfaff
J. H. Kutscher
G. A. Bahr
J. D
Oberlin Teachers Elected to Ohio Education Association
Co. F Alter principal of Oberlin High School and H E Muntz English teacher were elected delegate and alternate to the December Ohio Education Association meeting to be held in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. F. Alter
Oberlin High School
H. E. Muntz
Ohio Education Association
Columbus
Garden club meeting moved to Wickler home in Oberlin
The Garden department of the Oberlin Women's club will meet Monday November 21 at the home of Mrs J E Wickler 262 West College Street Please note the change of meeting place Mr and Mrs W C Carpenter and daughter of East Lorain Street are spending the weekend with relatives in Columbus Mrs George Quinn left Thursday for Cleveland where she will make an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women’s Club
J. E. Wickler
West College Street
W. C. Carpenter
East Lorain Street
Columbus
George Quinn
Cleveland
Thanksgiving sermon on The Church in the Present World
Dr J A Richards will deliver a Thanksgiving and Thank offering sermon Sunday at eleven. The fall offering supports Educational and Evangelistic work in India and China relief. China relief funds go through the Interdenominational Church for general relief across China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Richards
India
China
Markets Elevator Prices and Grain Quotes
Chicago market report lists elevator prices for corn wheat oats and rye with No 2 yellow corn at 46 to 47 cents per bushel and No 2 red wheat around 64 to 72 cents. Includes oats 27 to 31 cents, rye 50 to 54 cents, barley varied, and flour and mill feeds prices. Also notes butter and poultry receipts and potato shipments, with general price steadiness and slow demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmcat
Bultier
Chicago
Springer
Plymouth
Cl. S Dept. of Agriculture
U. S
Idaho
Burbanks
Colorado
Hed McClures
Wisconsin
Green Mountains
North Dakota
Biss
Minnesota
US. S
Zsc
Michigan
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Youth Poultry Congress Committee named for Lorain County
Lorain County four H members and vocational agriculture students will attend the World Poultry Congress in Cleveland. A youth committee announces D. G. Swanger Carl Deeds and M. L. Roger as initial members. More will be added to plan demonstrations and a poultry judging contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Cleveland
D. G. Swanger
Carl Deeds
M. L. Roger
Peru mine owner rests after 4765 mile Mayo Clinic flight
Manuel Mujyica Carassa a 54 year old Peruvian mine owner underwent gall bladder surgery at Mayo Clinic yesterday. He arrived in Rochester from Lima with his family and private physician after a 4765 mile flight lasting 52 hours and is reported resting comfortably today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minn
Manuel Mujyica Carassa
Mayo Clinic
Lima
Sunday School Notes and Church Activities
The Sunday School on Sunday Nov 13 had strong attendance with a solo by Mrs Volney Nash for Help Someone Today. Mrs Crawford led a 100 percent attendance banner class. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Harris Fortunes. dinner helper was Mrs George Taylor and Hester Taylor. Devotions by Mrs Crawford. next meeting a Christmas party. Fellowship week included a missionary meeting at the parsonage with devotions plays and music. light refreshments served. Young People met at Elyria Home for Aged with 14 attendees. Miss Bernadine Taft played trumpet. Rev Crawford gave a short sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields
Volney Nash
Crawford
Ladies Aid
Harris Fortune
George Taylor
Hester Taylor
Carver
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Illnesses
Rev and Mrs Rollo Wise spent days with Hulse couple en route to New York. Many neighbors hosted callers including Bastian, Andrews, Meyers, Smith, Robinson, and Bartter families. Mrs Bruch of Cleveland noted. Glen Hudson recovering at home. Deforest Pratt visited with radio gift. Cataract operation for Rev D S Carpenter deemed successful. several visits to YWCA and local households reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollo Wise
New York
A. J. Hulse
Joe Bastard
Columbia
Robert Andrews
Roy Abbe
Carlisle
Frank Abbe
Tennessee
Arthur Smith
Jack Meyers
H. E. Cobb
Lorain
George Robinson
Nora Thompson
Harry
A. J. Robinson
Elyria
Clayton Smith
E. Cleveland
Pearl Andrews
Agnes Smith
Bruch
Cleveland
Rhindfleish
Edward Neff
Braun
North Olmsted
Taft
George Fortune, Jr
Glen Hudson
Orville Lyndes
Deforest Pratt
Cincinnati
J. Pratt
Charles Austin
Pratt
Harriet Andrews
Olmsted Falls Mission Study Club
A. C. Decker
Dorothy
Alice Bartter
Clarence Bartter
Toledo
Harvey Blanck
Vessey
Warren
Forest Lynder
Marilyn
Ida Blaine
Helen Lyndes
Central Y. W. C. A
Edward Vassey
Morris Varsey
Eaton
Charles Black
Lewis Black
Bucholtz
Charles Watson
Berea
Christmas party plans by Amherst Woman's Benefit Association
In Amherst on Friday Mrs Charles Flew hosted WBA members at Park avenue. President Mrs Adam Schroeder led the meeting. Plans for a December 9 Christmas party at Mrs Edith Hoffner's home include a tureen lunch and gift exchange. Cards honored Mrs Schroeder and Mrs J B Avery. A luncheon followed for listed attendees and a card party will be held at the Pythian hall hosted by Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Charles Flew
Park Avenue
Woman’s Benefit Association
Adam Schroeder
Edith Hoffner
Church Street
Noan
J. B. Avery
Julia Boughton
Lorain
William Schrader
Angie Guild
A. Torne
Charles Sabiers
Cora Sawyer
L. J. Henes
L. Roemer
A. Hullmer
Jenne Hosts WC T U Group After Toledo Convention
Mrs A K Jenne reported on the state W C T U convention in Toledo at a Friday WC T U meeting held at Mrs F R Powers home on Cornell avenue. Two new members joined, Mrs Raymond Sick and Mrs Mary Hanchette. Mrs M A Hayes played piano selections. The December meeting was canceled and the next gathering is January 19 at Mrs A K Jenne’s Cleveland avenue home. A social hour with light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Jenne
Toledo
WC. T. U
F. R. Powers
Cornell Avenue
Raymond Sick
Mary Hanchette
M. A. Hayes
A.K. Jenne
Cleveland Avenue
Circle One Congregational hosts bridge circle honors
Mrs. Frank Radde guest of Circle One at Mrs. J. B. Avery home on Park avenue. Three tables played with high honors to Mrs. George Frank, second to Mrs. Don Rockwood, and third to Mrs. George Deiss. December meeting will be Christmas party with luncheon at Lord Jeffrey Inn and more bridge at Mrs. F. I. Hubbard’s home on Cleveland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Radde
Circle One
Congregational Church
J. B. Avery
Park Avenue
Bridge
George Frank
Don Rockwood
George Deiss
Lord Jeffrey Inn
F. I. Hubbard
Cleveland Avenue
Thanksgiving service for Legion at St Joseph Church
Sunday at 3 pm a Thanksgiving service will be held at St Joseph Catholic church for American Legion and auxiliary members. The Rev Fr Edward Gracey of Cleveland will be the speaker. Auxiliary members are asked to wear caps and meet at St Joseph school hall at 2 30 pm. Next Tuesday evening the Legion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Catholic Church
American Legion
Edward Gracey
Cleveland
St. Joseph
The
Legion
Kennel Club Plans Christmas Party for Lorain County
The Lorain County Kennel Club executive board met at the Moll home to arrange a Christmas party at the Graystone Hotel on December 8 open to members and friends with refreshments. The board also scheduled the second annual all breed point show for August 1939, benched by a leading show superintendent to draw breeders nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Barnyard Frolic Promised by Amherst Eagles Club
After a short business meeting Monday evening the Amherst Acme of Eagles announce a barnyard frolic open to the public inviting families and neighbors to join the community event at a local venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Acrie of Eagles
Amherst Study Club Meeting With Flower Arrangement Talk
The Amherst Study Club meets Monday afternoon at Mrs James Nicholl on South Main Street. Oliver Bemis will give a talk titled Home and Commercial Flower Arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Study Club
James Nicholl
South Main Street
Oliver Bemis
Borah Objects To Proposed Changes In Immigration
Senator Borah of Idaho, long a key Foreign Relations figure, opposed proposed liberalization of immigration laws. He warned that any relaxation would be inadequate to relieve the German refugee problem and likely provoke strong opposition in and out of Congress, with a trend toward tightening rather than loosening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Borah
Ida
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Police Officer Gets F. B. I. Diploma Today
Sergeant Clare E. Parker of the Elyria police force is among 38 officers nationwide to receive diplomas today from the FBI post graduate school in Washington. Parker is one of two Ohioans in this class. The course covered instruction in crime detection and prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare E. Parker
Elyria
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Parker
Skunk Catches Nose In Empty Mayonnaise Bottle
In Demarest New Jersey on November 19 a skunk trapped its nose in an empty mayonnaise bottle during a circle of Demarest Grammar School pupils. Principal Ruth Birdseye alerted police who directed the matter to the game warden Keaton Garland. He trapped the animal and took it away in a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demarest
N. J
Demarest Grammar School
Ruth Birdseye
Keaton Garland
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Ohio Farm Bureau Convention
Philippines
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Mary Vargo
Mary Yuhasz
John Vargo
Irondale Street
Oral J. White
Artemas Court
Joseph Q Petro
Sinclair Refining Company
North Ridge Road
Chalmer Davidson
Otto K Mischka
Elizabeth Werner
Fannie P. Wheeler
WM. L. Wadsworth
Christian Endeavor Society of Church of Christ
DeEtte Burdue
of the Gods
Esther Wood
Union St
College
Toledo Grain Close
Church &T
Pythian Hall
Kennel Club
F. A. Humphrey
Optometrist
Middle Ave
Elyvia
Ohio
Skunk
P. A. Walker General Auctioneer
Redington Bldg
Nichols Court
Shadyside
Cc. H. Tibbitts
Devonshire Road
S. W
Rogers
Fea
Kane
John
Sudro - Curtis
DR. Pennington
Dentist
Paradise
A. HM
Neen
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