65 Children At Clinic Here At Gates Hospital
Crippled but hopeful children from northern Ohio and one from Pennsylvania gathered at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children for the monthly clinic. Examinations by Dr. C. H. Heyman noted 13 new cases, with 65 total attendees from 24 communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Gates Hospital
C. H. Heyman
Cleveland
Wilkinsburg
Slyria
Lorain
Grafton
Amherst
Vermilion
Shelby
Jeromesville
Bucyrus
Norwalk
Savannah
Attila
Mansfield
Nova
Medina
Londonville
Tire
Gerard
Bellevue
Painesville
Toronto
Yorkville
Jefferson
North Fairfield
Conneaut
Tax receipts fall sharply in September collections
Total income tax receipts for September third quarter installments totaled 267,258,654 dollars, down from 498,526,295 dollars in the same month a year ago. September total internal revenue collections reached 35,160,144 dollars, versus 545,867,186 dollars a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Death Record for Fred C Mathison
Funeral services for Fred C Mathison of Milwaukee Wisconsin will be held at Nichols Funeral Home on Saturday at 2 p m. The Elyria Elks will conduct the services and burial will follow at Ridgelawn. The body arrives this evening at 7 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathison
Fred C. Mathison
Milwaukee
Wis
Nichols
Elyria Elks
Ridgelawn
Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports September engineering construction contracts at 176,956,000, lower than August's 148,000,000. Hagerstown Indiana notes 38 percent rise in Perfect Circle Co. August sales year over year. Teck Hughes Mines in Kirkland Lake declares 5 cent extra plus 15 cent quarterly dividend. Neisner Bros. posts September sales up 1.6 percent. first five months 1931 gain 4.4 percent. Radio industry employment rises to 24,698 in August from July. United States Radio & Television reports year ending July 31 net income of 801,588 dollars. Massachusetts Power & Light Associates declares 50 cent initial dividend. Columbus Indus Bureau indicates 70 percent industrial production norm in 1940 samples. Executives optimistic about upward profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Ind
Perfect Circle Co
New York
Neisner Bros. Inc
Ohio man sued for $3000 over raid injury
A central Ohio counties group worker of six months was named defendant in a common pleas suit for $3000 filed by Edward Davis 63. Davis alleges the man manhandled his arm during a September raid, threw him in a tier and forced him into a chair as liquor law violations were found in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Weens Han
Ohio
Eaward Davis
Common Pleas Court
Davis
Sears
No Bids on County Bond Issue for Sewer District
County commissioners failed to receive bids for the 42000 bond issue to retire notes for Penfield Highland Sewer District improvements. Uncertainty over county liability for special assessment bonds may have deterred bids. the state supreme court decision holding the county responsible is noted, with possible appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield-Highland
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Freighter Reports Two Steamers on Rocks Off Bonita Island
Bulletin from San Pedro notes the Freighter Golden Sun informed Coast Guard HQ that steamers Salvador and Patricia are on the rocks near Bonita Island, 274 miles south of the port, and the craft are standing by for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Calif
Golden Sun
Coast Guard
Salvador
Patricia
Bonita Island
Poison Death Case Ties to Young Lover in Ypsilanti
Court records reveal Fred Smith accused of poisoning Judge Darwin Curtiss of Ypsilanti. Smith, once the suitor of Katherine Weller, sister and housekeeper to the late judge, faces life sentence if convicted. Neighbors say Smith aimed to marry the niece and benefitted from the will. Awaiting trial for a related crime, other details remain under question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Curtiss
Ypsianti
Mich
Fred Smith
Ypsilanti
Smith
Katherine Weller
Last Chance Fades in New York Youth Crime Case
A 21 year old from New York City faces a grand jury charge as he remains on parole under Baumes law. He has a history of crime since youth and has been repeatedly involved in automobile incidents though his mother and others seek leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Byerett
New York City
Orand
Sing
More Apples To Be Given To Needy In City Effort
A new shipment of apples was expected to arrive at City Hall today for donation to the needy. Mayor James A. Howitt announced the delivery from the Darby Orchards at Henrietta. Fifty six bushels were received yesterday for distribution, and twenty bushels had been given out by noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Demeter Club
Carlisle Grange
Carlisle Hall
Black River
Paraades
Cascade Park
Grange
Ty John Kern
Oberlin
Pat Hooligan
Fred Decker
Herman Drusendah
M. O. Pentagund
William Hart
J. H. Penfound
Henrietta
James A. Howitt
Obituary for Oberlin Man With Service Details
An Oberlin man dies and funeral arrangements are listed with home services at 236 North Main Street and a second service at Peter’s Evangelical Church in Amherst. Burial is planned at Lamrils Tot on Cleveland Street Cemetery. Community members and officers noted include Commander Donald Simpson and adjutant Harvey Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetiver Iorning
Arthur Edward Ob
Walter Wasen
Astiang
John Mite
Albert
Edwin Wl
Marti Stasirp
Bhy
Oone Gred
Gus
Ako
Ostort Fanecal
North Main Street
O'elaoek Fomiarryw
Peter's Evangelwal Emarch
Cleveland Street
Amherst
Ets
Donald Simpson
William de
Elmer Davidson
Harvey Pratt
Hurnd Cook
Everett Papwer
Corning Reais
Corene
Ung Hyais
Howard Hewk
Gay Munger
Earl Stanfield
HACKELL LECTURES TO SYAKL AT OBERLIN SERIES
Mr. Woolley of the British Museum will deliver six Wegkell lectures at Oberlin starting October 6 at First Church. He discusses Excavations at Ur off the Chaldees and outlines his work with the Ur civilization, linking Mesopotamian advances to modern culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre M
Ord Woolley
Brit Museum
London
Wegkell
Mr. Woolley
Llaskell
Oberlin
Woolley
University of Pennsylvania
Mesopotamia
Officers Chosen By Legion Post
At a meeting this week of the Karl Wilson Locke Post No. 102 American Legion the following officers were chosen for the coming year. The list includes a new post commander adjutant and treasurer with members noting steady leadership plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
FOSTOR BUYS FISHING PARK IN COLORADO
William Allen White the Kansas editor and Kansas associates have bought 160 acres in Childs Park above Lake City Colorado to establish a fishing resort. They also acquired a half block of ground and some old bulldozers in the mining town to develop a park and pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostor
Montrose
Colo
William Allen White
Kansas
Colorado
Child's Park
Lake City
White
Conservatory Radio Program Plans and Campus News
WHR invites listeners to a May Eve program with the Conservatory featuring student groups and a first Monday assembly led by Jerne at 7 p.m. The Phi Kappa Gamma Fraternity held a fall dance at their 121 South Professor Street house. Oberlin and Marietta notices report librarianship talks, furloughs, and travels of faculty and families, including Janet Arlene Blakely’s birth and several faculty moves and visits this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASK Conservatory
WIVE
Radio Progras
WHR
W&ohatt
Secom
Chertin Sehaal
Iid
Presigrut Henderson
J Meering
Mohe
Phi Kappa Gamma Fraternity
South Professor Street
Ellsworth Blakely
Flyrna
Janet Arlene
Blakely
Eva Dyne
South
Pleasant Street
Oberlin
Julian S. Fowler
Oberlin College
Marietta
Ohio Library Assoctation
West Virginia Library Association
Fowler
Gladys Williams
Alice Williams
West
College Street
Tai Ku
Shansi
China
R. P. Harvey
Bear trapped after disturbing sheep at Oak Grove
In Oak Grove Cola a black bear about 700 pounds was trapped after preying on Ben Palmer's sheep at Leopard Creek. Palmer set and used a large trap he brought from town, ending the bear’s depredations after a brief chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Cola
Ben Palmer
Leopard Creak
GOAN BORER THREAT RISES IN CHICAGO AREA COUNTERFEIT
Report from federal and state entomologists shows European corn borer population surge across multiple Ohio counties since September. Sandusky Wood Seneca counties report highest activity with 10x increases. others show 2-4x or < twice previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O Get
Supges
Dave Crawford
Seneca
Wood
Wyandot
Hancock
Tardin
Paulding
Putnam
Sandusky
van Wert
Fulton
Henrys
Oca
Erie
Ohio
Marien
Vaslaire
Mercer
Court adjourns midst driving while intoxicated case
Alfred Birr, twelior, appeared with unclear identity as case on driving while intoxicated continued by consent after court today. Attorney said witness was not located. Separate divorce actions and civil suits listed include Howard W Dean divorce petition and Louis Ranger rent suit. Foreclosure of property in Sheffield Lake noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Conwgry
Cleveland Securities Corporation
Theodore Boothet
Sheffield Lake
Alfalfa weevil alert as border inspection urged
Montana farmers are warned to guard against alfalfa weevil as it nears state borders. State horticulturist George Knight says a border inspection system like California’s is the only proven defense to protect Montana’s million dollar alfalfa seed industry from potential invasion and damage seen in Wyoming and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
Montana
George Knight
Wyoming
Idaho
Knight
California
Market price report lists varied produce and dairy quotes
A dense list of market quotations shows prices for milk butter eggs hogs and a wide range of fruits vegetables and nuts. Items include Calves hams potatoes onions asparagus strawberries peaches peppers and mushrooms with values in cents per pound or per hundredweight and notes on on track or on hand conditions.
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Buck’s Cash
Elyria High School
Dorothy Lane
Engineering News
Kirkland Lake
Teck Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd
Department of Labor
Chicago
United States
Badio & Television Corp
Boston
Massachusetts
Power & Light Associates
Columbus. O
Indus Bureau of Columbus
Pays
Klamath Falus
Ore
Roy Fouch
Santa FE
X. M
Pecos River
Thomas Winted
Thomas
Steno
Pepher
Ounty
Mall
Myris Business College
Broad Street
Miptts
Cbde
Yvonne Maeps
Last
Manila
Asuncion Jocsan
Department of the Province of Laguna
Rockefeller Foundation
School of Applied Social Sciences
Western Reserve University
Columbia University
Mrs. Simmons
Carrie Simmons
Greenfield
Simmons
Elizabeth
George Simmons
John Simmons
Dale Sininother
Lebanon
Groveland Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Hackell
Syakl
Alfred Hubbard
Strat
Frinceton
N. J
Princeton University
Margaret Mohr
Avon
David Lansing
Locust Street
Edward Dickinson
Clara C. Greene
Theodore L. Pablo
Buffalo
N.Y
H. W. Sherman
Green Bay
West College Street
Margaret Barnes
Washington, D. C
Alfred Birr
Fle
Ysis
Presetoe
Jedi Hailite
Crim
Howard W Dean
Elsha
Elizabeth Arnold
Ro &. Arnold
Charles
Cruel Merera
Louis Ranger
Helena
Patsy
Hamilton
Myrick Ranch
Myricks
Smiths
Jones
Clavelan LL. Phoduck
Buuter
Martert
Leghorn
Lewthorn Brothers
Dugda
Corpordiils Ae
Toledo
Uraea
Caruana
Rome
Wisner Avpolies
AIAN
eaiMis
U. Bb
Loch
Michigan
Cate Colorado
Texas
Valencia
Hut SV
York
Californis
St. Cot
Wales
Vitrus
Sue
Bees
Dee Peer
Mamata
Han
Ares
Wiley
Hovria Lownship Destruet
Wigrin
Phhdy
Trollrath
Morris
Yeas Knittle
Pischer
Cora
Schmitrons
Noties
Eisra
Wterriet
OL Schmitho
Board of
Edic Floral Stetson
Board of Education
K. J. Sperry
M. Dep
Board of Elections
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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