Twelve Black Legion Men Convicted
DETROIT October 14 Four members of the Black Legion convicted of second degree murder in the slaying of WPA worker Charles A Poole last May were sentenced to prison terms from 3 1 2 to 20 years The total convic tions now stand at 12 Circuit Judge Joseph A Moynihan sentenced Albert Stevens to 7 1 2 to 15 years at the Detroit House of Correction Thomas R Craig to 10 to 26 years at Jackson Virgil Morrow to 5 to 15 years at the House of Correction and John S Vincent to 3 1 2 to 10 years in the same institution Dayton Dean Poole s executioner and trigger man was sentenced to life at hard labor earlier in the week.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Charles A. Poole
WPA
Joseph A. Moynihan
Albert Stevens
House of Correction
John S. V Vincent
Dayton Dean
Poole
The
Fire Prevention Week origins and growth outlined
Clyde E. DuCharme of the Northern Insurance Company spoke to Elyria Kiwanis at Hotel Billinghurst about Fire Prevention Week. He traced its start on October 9, 1911, with the Chicago fire anniversary, and noted the shift from a single day to a full week with improved results. He cited heavy losses in last year and urged personal responsibility, cleanliness, cooperation, and conservation of life and property. Attendees included Capt Dramm, Richard Timms, F J Nelson, Rev Kemp, Clarence Heim, L C Dane, and Fire Chief Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Clyde E. DuCharme
The
Northern Insurance Company
Billinghurst
Chicago
Fire Marshals’ Association of North America
DuCharme
Hves
Captain Dramm
Braddock
Richard Timms
Elyria
F. J. Nelson
A. E. Kemp
Clarence H. Heim
Norwalk
L. C. Dane
Columbus
W. N. Bates
Honor Polish General Pulaski on Memorial Day
Elyria post office will be closed Sunday but flag will fly at full staff in observance of Pulaski Memorial Day. Postmaster C. J. Sartor received orders to display the flag from the post office department. Government buildings nationwide honor the Polish general who aided colonial forces in the Revolutionary War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Pulaski
C. J. Sartor
Post Office Department
Ella Cinders Daily Cartoon Advice Prompt
A brief notice urges readers to follow Ella Cinders every day noting its sharp humor and wise cracks per sentence as a daily comic strip reminder.
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Ella Cinders
Ella
How Young People Courted 4 000 Years Ago
Tomorrow evening at 7 30 Rev John A Kaley will give a dramatic Bible reading at the 1st Congregational Church on How young people courted four thousand years ago. The talk contrasts ancient courtship with modern times and promises fine music from the choir and Arthur Giles orchestra plus a closing solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Kaley
1St Congregational Church
Arthur Giles
No Dating Rule Returns for Oberlin Allegheny Game
Oberlin Ohio October 10 the No dating football games will be re enacted for a trial period at the first home game of the season against Allegheny. Supported by the Varsity O Club cheerleaders and the athletic department the plan segregating men and women drew mixed reaction from daters and students. The Review editorial questions student authority to regulate personal freedoms as plans go into effect Saturday.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin
Allegheny
Oberlin Athletic Department
Review
Student R Newspaper
Richard Bonelli to Open Oberlin Artist Recital Series
Rich ard Bonelli leading American baritone of the Metropolitan Opera will perform at Oberlin Tuesday 7:30 p m to open the 1936 37 artist recital series sponsored by the Oberlin Conservatory of Music. Program includes Brahms Wolf songs a French group and English group aria from The Barber of Seville and Arioso from Handel Children of Israel. Tickets available at Finney Chapel door.
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Oberlin
Richard Bonelli
Metropolitan Opera Company
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Brahms
Wolf
Bonelli
Finney Chapel
Pleads Not Guilty In Mayor's Court
Andrew Kellerman of 216 West River Street pleaded not guilty to driving while under the influence. His case was postponed until next Saturday after arraignment before Major Don A. Baird. Patrolmen Parker and Olmstead arrested him near police headquarters around 11 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Kellerman
West River Street
Don A. Baird
C. E. Parker
E. M. Olmstead
Kellerman
Mussolini Signals Looming Trouble in Speeches
The leader made no explicit threats or names of enemies but indications from his announcements suggested trouble may arise sooner than anticipated. Aviation personnel numbers rise steadily as armament work proceeds on schedule. The text notes medieval legends claiming miraculous cures from alcohol.
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Mussolini
Oberlin D A R Chapter Hosts Pot Luck Luncheon Meeting
Nancy Wolcott Squire Chapter D A R met at Mrs. Harlor’s home with 25 attendees including two guests. Officers reported, a $40.09 combined budget was approved for Bor Secours Cleveland Schauffler Nursery, and donations of books and magazines were requested for Pleasant View Sanitorium.
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Oberlin. O
Nancy Wolcott Squire
Bor Secours
Cleveland
Schauffler School
Pleasant View
Ccc
Cotton
Roosevelt Club Meeting and Dinner Endorses Roosevelt
The Oberlin Roosevelt club hosted a large Roosevelt gathering at the Methodist church dining room. Professor Paul S. Peirce and speakers championed the administration’s achievements and urged President Roosevelt’s reelection. W. S. Gral and J. E. Davidson spoke as candidates seeking re‑election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Roosevelt
Oberlin Roosevelt Club
Paul 5. Peirce
Ben W. Lewis
Nathaniel Bertho
D. R. Moore
Washington
W.S. Gral
J. E. Davidson
Landon Attacks Federal Budget in Kansan Speech
Governor Alfred Landon delivered a sweeping indictment of the Roosevelt administration's fiscal policy accusing it of no sets of books and rampant spending. He argued a balanced budget requires cutting waste not taxing the needy and refuting relief misuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DY Administration
Gov
Landon
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Gov. Landon
Congress
Jesse Owens
John Maynard Keynes
Kansas
Pleasant Street School PTA Meeting Set For Monday
The Parent-Teacher Association of Pleasant Street School will hold its first meeting Monday October 12 at 3 45 in the school auditorium. Four teachers will speak on their summer travels after which tea will be served. Mrs Hakes president will preside. All parents urged to attend.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Pleasant Street School
Earth School Yeat
Hakes
Women’s Club Education Meeting Scheduled at 7:30
The Education department of the Obertin Women’s Club meets Monday at 7 30 pm at Miss Sara E Prince’s home 62 Walnut Street. Miss Carrie Peace presents a paper titled Sighted from the Santa Maria as part of The World at Random study. Mr Liord Linder of the Conservatory of Music will perform several vocal selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obertin Women’s Club
Sara E. Prince
Walnut Street
Carrie Peace
Santa Maria
Liord Linder
Conservatory of Music
Open House at First Methodist Parish House
The First Methodist church hosts a student open house at the parsonage 3 South Cedar Avenue Sunday at eight oclock. Rev George Beebe pastor. Grafton recent graduate from Boston will discuss Social Salvation by Dr John Bennett.
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M. EL
First Methodist Church
South Cedar Avenue
George Beebe
Methodist Church
Grafton
Fosten
John Bennett
Elyria Ninety Five Club Hosts Guest Night at Eisria Country Club
Mrs Helen T Berthoff gave a talk on recent literary trends before the Elyria Ninety-Five Club at their annual guest night meeting at Eisria Country Club Thursday afternoon She also addressed the Amherst crosis on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Club
Helen T. Berthoff
Elyria Ninety-Five Club
Eisria Country Club
Clergy Speaking at Wakeman Meeting
Rev J A Richards will speak Sunday afternoon at the Central North Association of Congregational and Christian Churches meeting held in the Second Congregational church in Wakeman. C B Wigton Oberlin High principal attends Ohio high school principals meeting in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Richards
Central North Association of Congregational and Christian Churches
Second Congregational Church
Wakeman
C. B. Wigton
Oberlin High School
Ohio
Columbus
Kansas governor campaigns through Ohio with speeches
The Kansas governor criticizes relief fund waste and vows reforms. He leaves Cincinnati at 9 13 p m after brief stops in Hamilton West Middletown Darton Springfield and London, then heads to Columbus for the Ohio Pitt football game before a stay over. He plans to campaign next in Michigan and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kansas
Hamilton
West Middletown
Darton
Springfield
London
Columbus
Ohio Pitt
Michigan
Indiana
Wickens Questions Dinner Squirrel Suspected as Rabbit
County Commissioner E M Wickens wondered if he ate squirrel at a Shrine Oriental Band dinner attended by John Haller grocer. Haller hunted in Tuscarawas County three days. he returned with four squirrels on the third day, but Wickens said the meat tasted like rabbit and he had never eaten squirrel before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Wickens
Wickens
Shrine Oriental Band
John Haller
Fields Corners
Haller
Tuscarawas County
School Officials Attend Tri State Conference in Cleveland
Lorain County school officials joined educators from Ohio Indiana and Michigan for the Tri State Conference on Pupil Personnel held in Cleveland. Speakers included Dr Charles Scott Berry of Ohio State University addressing 269 Lorain County teachers and officials in Elyria at the fall Lorain County Teachers Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Strike Hits Simmons Plant in Cleveland
A strike of office girls in Cleveland Ohio paused operations at the Simmons Manufacturing Co makers of automobile parts affecting about 300 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Simmons Manufacturing Co
Bicycle Theft Reported by Henry Dickerson
Henry Dickerson of 327 Lake Avenue reported to police yesterday that his bicycle was stolen several days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dickerson
327 Lake Avenue
Sister of Elyria Woman Dies Suddenly
Mary Ibos a 21 year old mother and sister of Mrs Carl Fidel of Elyria died in Cleveland after collapsing at the state highway department division headquarters. She fell from her chair while preparing to sign a personnel card and died before reaching Lutheran hospital. Her daughter was nine months old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mary Ibos
Carl Fidel
Vulcan Street
Elyria
Ibos
State Highway Department Division
Western Reserve Building
Ing
Lutheran Hospital
Child Admits Theft and Money Recovered
Police recovered most of the $3 taken from Mrs. William McNeil's purse at 219 Bath street after questioning a 12 year old girl who admitted taking the money. She said she shared it with three boy playmates. The children were ordered to appear before Police Chief E J Stankard for a lesson on honesty this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McNeil
Bath Street
Divorces Filed and Granted in Local Courts
Divorce petitions filed Thursday by Cora E. Dougherty against Harre L. Dougherty of 264 Winckles Street and by Anna Tuma of Lorain against Walter Tuma allege gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Mary A. Strickler was granted a divorce from William H. Strickler on grounds of gross neglect in common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora E. Dougherty
Harre L. Dougherty
Winckles Strest
Anna Tuma
Lorain
Walter Tuma
Mary A. Strickler
William H. Strickler
Common Pleas
Mildred Wukoerich
Sheffield Lake Village
Andrew Wukorich
Hugh M. Thomas
Alice Frances Thomas
D. A. Cook
Avon area jury settles King versus Kinzel personal injury case
In Avon Avon-Belden road incident dated January 24 1934 Earl King sought 15000 in a suit against Edmund Kinzel driving a car. The case settled for 200 after jury impanelment and trial began. Other local matters include alimony postponement for Mary Solt, a divorce filing by Mildred Wukorich from Andrew Wukorich and several foreclosure and personal injury actions involving G E Randies O E Rankin and Dr Russell Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl King of Avon
Joseph Einzel, Sr
Avon
King
Avon-Belden Road
Edmund Kinzel
Motorists fined for reckless driving and intoxication
Fines of 2 dollars and costs were assessed by Mayor D A Baird against Fred Williams and W W Jolley of Elyria and Earl Brighthill of Lorain for reckless driving. Arthur Schlick, arrested on Lake Avenue yesterday for intoxication, was fined 5 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Baird
Fred Williams
W. W. Jolley
Elyria
Earl Brighthill
Lorain
Arthur Schlick
Lake Avenue
Will Take Bids On Cooper Foster Road Project
The Cooper Foster Park road in Black River and Amherst townships two miles of which is to be improved with macadam at an estimated cost of 24493 is to be again advertised for letting by The State Highway Department October 27. On the two previous settings no bids were received because of a labor requirement in the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Foster
Funeral for Henry Shauver on West Ridge Road Monday
Funeral services for Henry Shauver will be held from the late home on West Ridge Road Monday at 1 P M with Rev Ralph Neicbour officiating. Burial in Brookdale cemetery will be private. Please omit flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shauver
West Ridge Road
Ralph Neicbour
Brookdale Cemetery
Funeral services for Stanley J Pranowski
Funeral services for Stanley Joseph Pranowski five weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Pranowski of Cowley Road North Eaton were held this afternoon at 3 30 from Nichols funeral home Burial was in St Marys Cemetery in Grafton The baby died this morning at 1230 AM Aside from the parents he is survived by two sisters Stella and brother Tony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Joseph Pranowski
Joseph Pranowski
Cowley Road
North Eaton
Nichols Fuuneral
St. Mary's Cemetery
Grafton
Stella
Tony
Funeral services for Harry B. Newton
Funeral services for Harry B. Newton of 319 Stanford Avenue will be held Monday at 3 PM from Nichols Funeral Homes with Dr E J Bond officiating. Burial will be in Brookdale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Newton
Stanford Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nichols Funeral Homes
E. J. Bond
Brookdale Cemetery
Senior Hi Y Club To Initiate Ten Members
Elvrra High School will initiate ten senior Hi Y Club members from the junior and senior classes next Tuesday evening. New inductees are Allan Shaw Paul Malenchini Bud Beaumont James Tite Robert Shephard Harold Black Richard Davies William Davidson Donald Sharpe and Edmund Wright. The 16 new bars will raise membership to 35. Officers Robert Rheineck Harry Hart Gordon Holton Findlay Christie outline a monthly dinner meeting second Tuesday speaker third Tuesday discussion on prior talk and fourth Tuesday social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvrra High Scahoel
Allan Shaw
Paul Malenchini
Bud Beaumont
James Tite
Robert Shephard
Harold Black
Richard Davies
William Davidson
Donald Sharpe
Edmund Wright
Robert Rheineck
Harry Hart
Gordon Holton
Findlay Christie
Frank Heads Committee for State Music Contests
Gerald M. Frank county school music supervisor will chair a committee to pick music for state band and orchestra contests for small high schools. Selections occur at the Ohio Music Education Association fall meeting in Columbus tomorrow. Frank named chairman of Class CC for next spring’s state contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald M. Frank
Columbus
Ohio Music Education Association
Frank
Roosevelt cites trade gains boosting industry and farms
President Roosevelt argues that rising general trade benefits both American industry and agriculture. He recalls high tariff and embargo periods, contrasts with current gains, and notes wheat prices and farm income improving since 1932. He cites a $132,000,0000 rise in trade in the first half of the year under his administration.
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America
United States
Northwest
Roosevelt
Markets Near by Produce Market Headline
Apples per bushel basket five cents. Beans per bushel basket five cents. Cabbage three-quarters quart baskets sixty cents, curly and bushel four cents. Carrots per bushel basket fifty cents. Cauliflower twenty-four quart baskets sixty three and seventy-five. Celery two dozen stalks one and a half. Lettuce hothouse twenty-four quart baskets sixty-five cents. Potatoes one hundred six pound sacks dollar sixty-nine. Tomatoes peck baskets fifteen to twenty-five cents. Spinach forty cents. Peppers per bushel baskets one dollar twenty-five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Seek to Stimulate Interest Here In Home Ownership
A six member Elyrian committee organized to cooperate with the Federal Housing Administration to open an Elyria office. A. E. Taylor was chosen chairman with J. C. Parsch C. J. Crehore J. G. Gilar Leo R. Meyer and A. J. Lehman as members. A. J. Robinson of Elvira Savings and Trust Co. appointed temporary project chairman. The group will seek a site and FHA Cleveland district office will supply trained workers to aid prospective builders and modernizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrians
Federal Housing Administration
Elyria
A. E. Taylor
J. C. Parsch
C. J. Crehore
J. G. Gilar
Leo R. Meyer
A. J. Lehman
A. J. Robinson
Elvrra Savings and Trust Company
FHA
Cleveland
Boy Sent To School In Chains In Ohio Case
In Findlay Ohio 55 year old William Leith is jailed as authorities investigate after sending his 10 year old stepson Bobby Feucht to school with a chain padlocked around his neck as punishment for alleged food pilfering. A fifth grade teacher reported the incident. The boy had taken refuge under the porch at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
William Leith
Duttweiler
Bobby Feucht
Leith
Bobby
Congressman William Gregory Dies in Kentucky Home
Congressman William Voris Gregory of Kentucky's first district died at his Mayfield home from a kidney ailment. A Democrat and Roosevelt ally, he was elected to Congress and served as a staunch supporter of the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
William Voris Gregory
Congress
Kentucky
Gregory
Roosevelt
Democrats Campaign In Earnest In Ohio
Ohio Democratic headquarters announced speakers to back President Roosevelt in major cities next week. Dates include Sandusky Oct 11 with Bulkley and Mosier. Cleveland Oct 12 with Daniel C. Roper. Oct 14 to 17 feature John Cudahy Lloyd Fletcher and others in Canton Gambier Martins Ferry Cincinnati Toledo Oak Harbor Findlay Circleville Napoleon New Lexington Mansfield and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Democratic National Committee Today
Roosevelt
Sandusky
Robert J. Bulkley
Harold L. Mosier
Cleveland
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Lloyd Fletcher
Painesville
Poland
John Cudahy
Gambier
Jos. T. Robinson
Arkansas
Canton
Edmund D. Doyle
Cincinnati
Fayettesville
Wright Patman
Texas
Martins Ferry
Charles West
Interior
Findlay
Akron
John Cudbay
Casper Whitney
Greenville
Napoleon
Lister Hill
Alabama
Circleville
Toledo
Oak Harbor
New Lexington
Mansfield
Obituary Notice for Gregory Civil War Veteran
The obituary notes that the deceased served continuously from a date ten years prior and was survived by his widow Mrs. Marie Myles Gregory, his mother, and one brother and one sister.
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Gerber
Broad Street
Co Donnell Paint
Ll Paper Co
Esther Wood
Professor Street
Allan Harris
Roosevelt Club
P-T. A
Ray Solt
Preston Cook
Mary Solt
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
G. E. Randies
Lo- Tain
Jacob Forthofer
Russell Arnold
Avon Lake Village
Avon Lake
O. E. Rankin
Elyria ¥. M. C. A
Prudential Insurance Company
Cooper-Foster Road
H. B. Newton
Pocahontas Lump
Murbach
Phoni
Benson's Restaurant
Allen Wales Adding Machine Corp
G J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Corner
Our Trust Department
Elyria Savings
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
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Is P. Stron
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