Rejected requests to use Elyria school buildings after hours
Elyria Board of Education last night declined two proposals to rent school rooms for after hours programs. The WPA recreation plan for Jefferson Hamilton and McKinley would need donation of rooms or rent, and Greek language classes at the high school were nixed for after hours and Saturday use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
WPA
Jefferson, Hamilton and McKinley
Greek Community Church
William Sederis
Turner Block
Lorain
Hindman Wil Again Heads Lorain Health Seal Sale
L. B. Hindman of Elyria will oversee the Christmas Health Seals sale in Lorain County starting Thanksgiving Day and running to Christmas. The Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association plans health education nursing demonstrations clinics a health camp after-care for discharged patients and X-ray films. Tuberculosis remains the leading killer among ages 15 to 45 in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Hindman
Elyria
Lorain County
Elyria Man Fined On Driving Charge
Andrew Gassier of 926 Maiddie Avenue was fined 50 with 25 suspended and his driving license suspended for six months after arraignment for driving while under the influence of liquor. He was arrested October 1 by Major Down A. Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Gassier
Maiddie Avenue
Elyria
Seforé Major Down A. Baird
Noted Priest Dies Southbend Ind
The Rev. John P. Thillman C 5 C 74. one of five priests who founded the University of Portland. Ore. succumbed to a heart ailment after three days' illness. An early member of the Holy Cross congregation, he came from Luxembourg and was ordained in 1833. He taught at Notre Dame University St Joseph's College Cincinnati Sacred Heart College Watertown Wis and Holy Cross College New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southbend
Ind
John P. Thillman
University of Portland
Ore
Congregation of the Holy Cross
Luxembourg
Germany
Notre Dame University
St. Joseph’s College
Cincinnati
Sacred Heart College
Watertown
Wis
Holy Cross College
New Orleans
Ohio Daily Newspapers Elect Officers At Columbus Meeting
R F Fletcher of the Portsmouth Times was elected president of the Se lect List of Ohio Daily Newspapers at the annual Columbus meeting. E C Dix of Wooster steps down after two years. Other officers include Edgar Koebl Ashland Times Gazet e vice president C H Spencer Newark Advocate secretary treasurer and directors A C McClung Troy News E T Rodgers Tiffin Advertiser Tribune A C Hudnutt Elyria Chronicle Telegraph E C Dix Wooster Record W P McKinney Marietta Times O B Littick Zanesville Times Recorder. William A Thomson of the American Newspaper Publishers Association spoke as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
R. F. Fletcher
Portsmouth Times
Ohio
E. C. Dix
Wooster
Edgar Koebl
Ashland Times-Gazette
C. H. Spencer
Newark Advocate
A. C. McClung
Troy News
E. T. Rodgers
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
A. C. Hudnutt
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Wooster Record
W. P. McKinney
Marietta Times
O. B. Littick
Zanesville Times-Recorder
William A. Thomson
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Rules County Not Responsible For Relief Burials
Lorain County is not responsible for burial expenses of relief clients per County Prosecutor Howard R K Butler. The community where the deceased resided must cover costs if relatives do not. The ruling was delivered to the Lorain board of county commissioners as the burial dispute arose after a relief client who died on Saturday and Lorain appealed for burial funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard RK. Butler
Lorain County
Board of County Commissioners
Lorain
Electricity in Farming Explored at Wellington Meeting
More than 30 Lorain County farmers began a three session school on electricity to prepare for the forthcoming rural electrification project. The Wellington Grange Hall hosted the first session on wiring and basics with further talks on lighting and appliances led by I. P. Blausser of Ohio State University. The final meeting is set for October 26 at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Wellinton Grange Hall
I. P. Blausser
Ohio State University Extension
Wellington Grange Hall
Farmers named to committees for potato apple show
F. E. Schriver and Milton Eppley announce 15 Lorain County farmers as members of fruit and potato committees for the county show next month. The dates tentatively set may change as they coincide with the Northeastern Ohio event. The show, to be staged in the J. C. Penney basement on Broad Street, involves nine farmers on the fruit side and six on potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
F. E. Schriver
Grafton
Milton Eppley
Elyria Township
Ohio
Schriver
Howard Dayton
Ralph Ring
Paul Portman
J. C. Penney Company
Broad Street
Mayor's Court Receipts Exceed $1,000 in September
Receipts for the mayor's court in September totalled 1040 dollars with 699 dollars from police court fines and 396 dollars in costs. The remaining amount came from licensing and related fees, per a report filed with council by mayor's clerk J. G. Schrock last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Schrock
Theft at Amherst gas station reported to sheriff
The sheriff's department reported a theft at Edward Bond's gas station on Cleveland Street Amherst involving an electric motor valued at four dollars and several cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bond
Cleveland Street
Amherst
Sheriff's Department
Peace Conference To Be At Oberlin
Oberlin College will host a Peace Conference in June 1937 with sponsorship from Ohio colleges and universities and funded by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. President Wilkins announced the plan, noting Oberlin’s Peace Institute last June helped earn the FIDAC medal for promoting goodwill and international friendship. Twelve colleges and universities from Ohio and nearby states attended the prior conference to study war causes and peace resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Ohio Colleges and Universities
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Wilkins
Peace Institute
Interallied Veterans Federation
Warsaw
Poland
FIDAC
Ohio
Fire at Dascomb cottage suspected wiring fault
A fire on the second floor of Dascomb cottage West College street last evening began in a closet and is believed to be caused by defective wiring. Fire was confined with minor damage and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dascomb Cottage
West College Street
Banquet Draws County Teachers At St Pauls Church
A capacity crowd of Lo rain County teachers and officials is expected at the Lo rain County Teachers Association banquet at St Pauls Evangelical church at 6 30 p m Wednesday. More than 250 reservations have been received. Dr Charles Scott Perry of Ohio State University will be principal speaker on special education. County music teachers ensemble directed by Gerald M Frank will provide the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Teachers’ Association
St. Pauls Evangelical Church
C. A. Gibbons
Charles Scott Perry
Ohio State University
Gerald M. Frank
Flames Destroy Auto and Burn Home Sides
Paul Emra of 364 Vulcan Street suffered severe arm burns while trying to extinguish a gasoline fire that destroyed his recently bought automobile parked in the driveway beside his house. A leak in the gas tank ignited during soldering, spreading flames despite his efforts. Firemen from Hose Company Number One and Engine Company Number Three responded to the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Emra
Vulcan Street
Emra
Emras
Hose Company Number One
Engine Company Number Three
Court actions filed in Lorain and surrounding towns
Martin Tillison of Lorain sues Alma Tillison of Milan for divorce on wilful absence. The National Bank of Commerce sues Kate Macombe for 2206 with foreclosure of Lorain property. New York Central Railroad Mutual Relief Association sues Wilbur C. Strock for 3213 with mortgage foreclosure. First Savings and Coan Co sues Pearl Mi Supers et al for 24529 with foreclosure of Ellria property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Tillison
Lorain
Alma E Tillison
Milan
Ohio
The
National Bank of Commercce
Kate Macombe
New York Central Railroad Mutual Relief Association
Wilbur C. Strock
Carlisle Township
First Savings and Coan Company
Pearl Mi. Supers Et al
Elrria Property
College Heights Realty sues Franklin et al for foreclosure
The College Heights Realty Company filed suit against Franklin et al for 1554 dollars and sought foreclosure of Lorain property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Heights Realty Company
Franklin “Ern Et al
Lorain
Lorain man sues for 4900 in fatal Route 2 collision
Joseph Caputa of Lorain sues Francis Emervich of Oberlin for 4900 damages and injuries from a July 27 1935 traffic collision on Route 2 near Beulah Beach Huron County in which Caputa's wife was fatally injured according to the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oseph Caputa
Lorain
Francis Emervich
Oberlin
Beulah Beach
Huron County
Insurance suit filed by Bark heirs against Prudential
Eric Belle Bark filed suit against The Prudential Insurance Company seeking $1,000 alleged due on life insurance contracts tied to the death of Winfield Bark. The action claims a valid policy and seeks payment of the asserted amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Belle Bark
Prudential Insurance Company
Winfield Bark
Damage Found in Student Closet Harming Garments
A closet on campus shows damage to student clothing with visible wear. No injuries reported and staff initiate assessment to determine cause and extent.
Professor Ben W Lewis speaks on England's economy
Professor Ben W Lewis of Oberlin College Economics spoke at the Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon at Oberlin Inn. He noted his 1934 NRA era work in the Prices Bureau and recent research in England, addressing the Economic Set-up in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben W. Lewis
Oberlin College
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Lewis
Costumers Bureau
NRA
England
Local Social Notes Sketch Village Roundup
Miss Alice Parker on Morgan street fell down steps injuring both wrists. Eva Marie Hall of Lakewood spent the weekend with her grandfather. Garrett Newell of East College street. Mrs E A Stevens will host the Literary and Social Club Thursday October 8 at North Park street home, vison of Mrs Cooley. Mrs James Malcolm and Mrs Lucile Kirk of Cleveland were Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs George Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Parker
Morgan Street
Eva Marie Hall
Lakewood
Garrett Newell
East College Street
E. A. Stevens
North Park Street
James Malcolm
Lucile Kirk
Cleveland
George Jackson
Special Committee Dismissed Over Water Main Project
Council dismisses the special committee appointed by President Leonard Smith to review the $124,000 water main project. William G. Smith notes the pipe job is finished and covered, leaving no action. Councilwoman Anna Kennedy moves to dismiss. the motion passes seven to two with Henke and Nelson opposed. Engineers and inspectors gave unanimous approval after final tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Smith
Elmer Nelson
William G. Smith
Smith
Anna Kennedy
Brearing
Henke
Neson
Hotel man buys exposition booth in Ely Park mystery
Don H. Cornish of the Elrria Hotel bid the highest for the red, white and blue exposition booth and bought it on behalf of another person. Bids opened at the Chamber of Commerce. Cornish says he acts only as agent and will not disclose the buyer's plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elrtia
Ely Park
Myrstery
Resterdar
Don H. Cornish
Elrria Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Cornish
Nations Seek Trade Breakthrough and Disarmament Steps
Report discusses rapid move to lower trade barriers and economic disarmament. Leaders envision freer trade as the European gold bloc aligns currencies with the United States and Great Britain. A Geneva disarmament commission begins work. the League notes continued recovery in world production and price stabilization through 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ation
United States
Great Britain
League of Nations Disarmament Commission
Geneva
League
Y-Indus Club Plans Bowling At YMCA Meeting Tonight
Members of the Y Indus Club will discuss bowling activities at the YMCA meeting at 7 tonight. A business session is also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Campbell High Reinstates Teacher After Student Strike
Campbell Ohio October 6 Michael E Graban a Campbell High School teacher was reinstated after a transfer caused a student strike last week The school board rejected his leave request and restored him effective immediately About 200 students waited outside the board office as Supt A D Kiinko and Principal F O Mellan had previously said Graban would not be rehired
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O’mellan
Graban
Death Record Mrs Dora Eagy
Mrs Dora Eagy died after a brief illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital. She lived with her daughter Mrs W O McClellan at 227 Eastern Heights Boulevard for sixteen years and leaves two grandchildren three sisters and one brother. She attended Friends Church Van Wert Ohio and First Methodist Elyria. Funeral 9 30 A M Thursday Nichols Funeral Home Van Wert 3 P M burial in Van Wert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Eagy
W. O. McCellan
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mrs. McClellan
Friends Church
van Wert
Ohio
First Methodist
Elyria
Nichols Funeral Home
E. J. Bond
Funeral services for Orville A Dickson
Funeral services for Orville A Dickson of 313 Twelfth street will be held Wednesday at 2 p m from Nichols Funeral Home with burial in Fields Cemetery. Charles Christman Christian Science Church Reader will officiate. The brother of O A Dickson James Dickson of Lakewood was omitted from yesterday list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville A. Dickson
Twelfth Street
Nichols Funeral
Fields Cemetery
Charles Christman
Christian Science Church
James Dickson
Lakewood
O. A. Lickson
German-born Elyria resident dies after lingering illness
Herman Youngeburg born August 29 1863 in Germany died at 50 pm at his home 331 West River Street after a lingering illness. He came to the United States in 1895 and lived in Elyria for 22 years. A stone mason and St. John's Lutheran member he leaves a daughter Mrs Joseph Mitchell and grandson Don Mitchell both of Elyria and a sister Mrs Amelia Britkrantz of Elyria plus another sister in Germany. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm Sudie Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Armin Schroeder officiating burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Youngeburg
Alvina Youngeburg
West River Street
Germany
Elyria
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Joseph Mitchell
Don Mitchell
Amelia Britkrantz
Sudie- Curtis Funeral Home
Armin Schroeder
Ridgelawn Cemetery
William P Bellamy Dies at 83 in Wakeman area
William P Bellamy died yesterday at the Wakeman home of EB K Wolven aged 83 born in Berlinville and lifelong resident. He leaves son Earl J Bellamy granddaughter Jeanne Doth of Oberlin brother Charles of Collins and mother Mrs Eliza Bellamy of Berlinville. Funeral Wednesday at 3 30 p m from W L Pease Funeral Home with Rev William Smith of Oberlin officiating burial in Berlinville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
William P. Bellamy
Berlinville
EB. K. Wolven
Earl J. Bellamy
Jeanne
Oberlin
Charles
Collins
Eliza Bellamy
W. L. Pease
William Smith
Berlinville Cemetery
Reading of Legislation Proceeded Amid Objections
Council members Frank Henke and Elmer Nelson questioned completing specifications before action. Mayor Don A. Baire said the first reading only brings the matter before council and may save time, not pass the legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Henke
Elmer Nelson
Don A. Baire
Elyria Schools Reach Water Bill Settlement
Elyria city council and the Elyria board of education approved a contract to adjust a water bill totaling 21 800 dollars for July 1932 to January 1936. They will pay 19 201 dollars in four annual installments beginning April, about 12 percent less than the total. The dispute arose amid uncertainty over whether schools owed municipalities for water and followed a recent Supreme Court ruling confirming districts must pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Bss Council
Elyria Board of Education
City Water Department
Supreme Court
Defends Charge Against Tablett
A brief defending the state's latest charge against Arthur W. Tablett of Grafton was filed in common pleas court by Prosecutor Howard R. Butler. The brief supports a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor following Tablett's acquittal for second degree manslaughter and argues the latest charge is a separate offense. Tablett was indicted for the death of Frank Brown in an August 3 collision at Middle avenue and Ninth Street. he is alleged to have been intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Tablett
Grafton
Common Pleas Court
Howard R. Butler
Tablett
Frank Brown
Ridgeville
Middle Avenue
Ninth Street
Coaches and Principals Set Official Assignments for County Games
Arrangements for assigning referees for the 1936 37 county basketball season were made by coaches and principals after noon yesterday in a meeting with A. X. Smith chosen as supervisor of officials. Smith, Elyria High School faculty, served in the same role last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. X. Smith
Smith
Elyria High School
Merchants To Meet On Wednesday
Elyria merchants will hold a general meeting at the Chamber of Commerce offices at 5 30 a m Wednesday to discuss plans for a coming sales event. They will also discuss a Christmas sales program and Christmas lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Relief costs split across federal and local governments
Governor Landon’s administration faces Stutz's charge that federal relief costs be shared with local Kansas communities. WPA says Kansas won’t fund unemployment relief. other states favor joint funding. National Emergency Council lists 20 agencies sharing costs, led by Resettlement Administration and Federal Emergency Relief, totaling billions in work relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
State Relief Administration
Stutz
Kansas
WPA
Hopkins
National Emergency Council
Resettlement Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Treasury Department
General Accounting Office
Agriculture Department
Division of Applications and Information
Secretary of Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Public Works Administration
Cleveland market prices drift for produce and live poultry
Markets report unsettled butter eggs and live poultry with prices for hens leghorn roosters and ducks listed. Potatoes in 260 lb bags show U S N e l New Jersey cobblers and Maine plus Pennsylvania values. Cleveland livestock cattle market steady with steers over 190 pounds at 2354.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maine
Green Mountains
Cleveland Livestock
Rate charge complaints dismissed in Ohio utilities ruling
The State Public Utilities Commission dismissed from its records the complaint of Ohio Public Service Co. customers at North Ridgeville about rate charges due to an adjustment. The commission heard arguments on similar charges against Reserve Power and Light Co. at Nankin and recessed the case for four weeks to seek an adjustment of differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Public Service Co
North Ridgeville
Reserve Power and Light Co
Nankin
Lockjaw Victim Shows Improvement in Elyria Boy
Floyd Krupka a 13 year old Elyria lockjaw patient at Elyria Memorial Hospital shows signs of improvement after several days of treatment. He contracted tetanus from a elbow cut at Cascade Park two weeks ago and has received large doses of antitoxin serum. His mother is Mrs Pearl Krupka of 114 Mendel Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Krupka
Elyria
Fines Set By Mayor for Intoxication Offenses
Mayor Don A. Baird ordered fines and costs for intoxication against Thomas Chambers of 1856 Middle Avenue and Harry Murphy of 504 12th Street, after both were arrested yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don A. Baird
Thomas Chambers
Middle Avenue
Harry Murphy
12Th Street
Harter Defends Tax Policy Against Debt Critics
Mr. Harter argues that rising Federal Revenues from 1933 to 1936 reflect stronger industry and a shrinking relief burden. He says debt can be extinguished as profits and incomes rise, denying that taxes on real estate or personal property fund federal needs, with inheritance and income taxes and excises bearing the main load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harter
Market Report Shows Varied Prices for Livestock and Produce
Livestock prices list cattle calves sheep hogs and market activity with ranges for quality grades from good to prime and declines for lambs. Produce lines include apples beans cabbage carrots cauliflower celery and other staples with unit measures and price per unit noted across multiple aisles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearlinzs
Hothouse & I
Sheppard Seeks Congress Seat Amid Budget Clash
Carl D. Sheppard urged voters to send him to Congress to curb spending and restore honesty in politics. He emphasized not aligning with Roosevelt or other leaders but carrying forward his own platform. Phillip Wolfe reviewed the 91st General Assembly noting no new tax laws. Howard Butler named county and state Republican candidates at the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey
Herbert
Sheppard
Carl D. Sheppard
Congress
Keeley
Republican Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Father Coughlin
Alf M. Landon
Phillip Wolfe
General Assembly
Howard Butler
School renovation plans listed with numerous upgrades
The board approved extensive improvements including cupboards shelving painting moulding backstops shelving and gym changes. Also approved a six foot sidewalk replacement costing 250 with 137.50 paid by the board and the remainder covered by a PWA grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clude
PWA
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Hindman Wil
Seal Sale
Sudro-Curtis
Ohio Daily Newspapers
Rules County
Wellington
Roth Tailor Shop
Esther Wood
Allan Harris
Q’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Court Street
At. Campbell H. S
William Bellamy
Richman Bros. Clothes
Cleveland Produce
EWO Elyrians
Allen Wales Adding Machine Corp
G. J. Oconnor
E. 13Th St
Western Reserve Finance
Corn Street
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