Relief Load To Be Reduced In Lorain County
Relief officials in Lorain County expect to cut relief load by 20 to 25 percent by transferring able bodied relief workers to WPA projects. County Commissioner Oscar G. Bunn said WPA District Director Downing informed him the district can place all eligible county relief clients on WPA work once client names are certified. County Relief Director Ernest Holmes will tally eligible cases, with about 100 of 435 anticipated to qualify for WPA employment, following prior transfers of about 5 relief clients to WPA within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
WPA
Oscar G. Bunn
SD. Downing
Sashusky
Board of Country Commissioners
Ernest Holmes
Holmes
Typhoon floods central Luzon as dikes fail
Manila dispatch reports Arnedo and Agno dikes breaching during Pampanga river rampage. Thousands of acres flood in central Luzon, increasing deaths and damage in what is described as one of the greatest typhoon sieges in recent Philippine history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. II
Pampagna
Luzon
Railroad Co Places Large Order for 10 Locomotives
The Boston & Maine Railroad Co announced orders for ten new passenger and freight locomotives totaling more than 1 million dollars. Five "mountain type" engines will be built by Baldwin at Eddystone Pennsylvania, and five "Pacific" types by Lima at Lima Ohio. Engines are designed for speeds up to 95 miles an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Baldwin Locomotive Co
Eddystone
Lima Locomotive Co- Lima
Auto Accident Case Before Appeals Court
The Ohio Court of Appeals heard the auto accident case of David Gauss of Elyria versus A. W. Francis of Elyria. Gauss seeks 15000 for injuries from a trip to Akron about two years ago claiming he was on a business trip and not a guest in the car. The lower court ruled for the defendant, directing a verdict, and the matter was taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
David Gauss
Elyria
A. W. Francis
Gauss
Akron
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Francis
Lorain Firm Lowest Bidder on Route 20 Work
The Ohio Engineering Company of Lorain was the low bidder for resurfacing 1.8 miles of Route 20 in Wakeman Township with asphalt. The bid amount was $14,719 as announced by the Ohio State Highway Department for 39 highway projects statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Engineering Company of
Lorain
Wakeman Township
Columbus Today
State Highway Department
West Ridge Ladies Meet for All Day Quilt
The West Ridge Ladies' Aid Society postpones its meeting to Wednesday October 21 at Mrs Williams home for an all day quilting event. A tureen dinner will be served at noon. The gathering was originally slated for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
West Ridge Ladies’ Aid Society
Stricter Fire Department Qualifications Adopted in Elyria
Civil service board, urged by Fire Chief Bates and Service Director Faxon, set tougher rookie standards. Applicants must be under 30, height at least 5 feet 7 inches, and possess a high school education or its equivalent. Old rules allowed age 32 or less, 5 feet 6 inches minimum, and a common school education. Examinations planned to fill two new spots as Elyria aims for 33 firefighters. Local board member Fey announced dates and locations to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Fire Department
Civil Service Board
W. X Bates
I. D Faxon
M. F. Fey
The
Death Record Marie Janowsky in Elyria at 22
Mrs Marie Janowsky wife of Henry Janowsky of 321 Lake Avenue died today at 12 10 P M at Elyria Memorial Hospital at age 22 She leaves an infant son born October 12 Funeral arrangements are with Bittner Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Janowsky
Henry Janowsky
Lake Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bittner Funeral Home
Disordered conduct cases settled with fines and costs
Major Don A. Baird fined Charles Morrison and Richard Hancock for disorderly conduct charged after a Saturday incident, with suspended fines and future behavior promised. William Surder of Ridgeville paid 32 in fines and costs for driving 50 mph on Cleveland Street, arraigned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don A. Baird
Charles Morrison
Richard Hancock
William Surder
Ridgeville
Cleveland Street
Charges Dismissed Against John Pollack Over Taxi Bill
John Pollack of 456 Jefferson Street had charges dismissed for want of prosecution after a taxi driver complained Pollack did not pay a fare. Police reported the case today following Saturday night incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pollack
Jefferson Street
Pollack
Fourteen YMCA campaign teams prepare for joint effort
Long list of campaign participants named with Jones Elliott Timms McHinner leading teams organized along military lines. Captains include Harold Baldt Alien Shaw David Tarnlor Harold Kemp Curtis Atkinson with many others awaiting final selections. First reports due Wednesday at 12 noon for men and 7 pm for horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asaph Jones
Richard Bliott
Richard Timms
T. H. McKinner
Kolinski
Ralph Young
Robert Faurer
Seward Black
Joseph Q. Petro
Ralph Standen
James B. Thomas
A. H. West
Frank Wilcox
R. J. Fitch
C. T. Biggs
Gar B. Findley
Robert T. Moore
Jones
Y. M.uoc
E. J. Stankard
Oscar G. Dune
George H. Chamberlain
Don B. Symons
H. K. Dar
Charles J. Crehore
Harry Frernolds
C. E. Blanchard
Joseph Birdsall
L. B. Hindman
Elliott
Richard Gehl
Wilbert Gaston
Leonard Ferris
Earl Lautenschieger
Howard
R. Butler
Max van Wormer
John Shax
Walter Schultz
Worth Fauver
Marion Crowder
Timms
J. C. Reimers
Atlee Terry
Ben Seiler
Deane Burns
Ernest Birch
Donald Hitsman
Carl Hailock
William Schmittgen
McHinner
C. L. Travers
Howard Geimar
Pat Elbert
Adam Cochran
David Thomas
L. Brown
Charles McDonald
Henry Ingersoll Jr
William Harding
Russell Gleasor
al Baldt
Harold Black
Baldt
Harold Stanford
Thomas Wetzel
Harry Bates
Oliver Shay
Warren Baldt
Alien Shaw
Pat. Malenchini
David Tarnlor
Joe White
Warne Bullock
Arnold Molnar
Jack Wertz
Edwin Halli
Black
Harold Kemp
Harris Nichols
Charles Stewart
Curtis Atkinson
Jack Farry
Jack Lieber
Harrison Comstock
James Frank
Townsendites Plan For Coming Events
A large turnout at Elyria Townsend Club No 1 last night set campaign and social plans. A Lorain Rally at 209 1 2 9th street on Tuesday Oct 13 features W C Brown and a Cleveland speaker. On Oct 20 Vicent Club No 1 meets at North Ridge School House Stop No 10 Lake avenue with W C Hill as speaker. Wellington Club No 1 hosts music and dancing Oct 22 at Grange Hall. The State Board met in Cleveland with endorsement of two Townsend candidates John McSweeney and Geo H Bender. Dr Townsend did not endorse any presidential candidates. An Oct 15 social at Club Rooms No 136 Middle avenue invites public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Townsend Club No. 1
Lorain Club No. 1
29Th Street
Lorain
Ww. C. Brown
Cleveland
Viscent Club No. 1
North Ridge School House
Lake Avenue
W. C. Hill
Elyria Club
Wellington Club No
Grange Hall
Wellington
C. F. Preslar
Elyria Clad
Preslar
Townsend
John McSweeney
Geo. H. Bender
Dr. Townsend
United States
Middle Avenue
Large Cow Barn To Be Built At Grafton Farm
Lorain County WPA authorities approve a project to erect a brick barn of 289 ft for the Grafton State Prison Farm. Ohio Department of Public Welfare sponsors funding of 15,265 with WPA allotments totaling 44,086. The project will employ 162 men for six months, replacing a fire hazard frame barn near other institutional buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
WPA
Grafton
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
Rival Fire Chief E N Bates Car Battle Sparks City Hall Jokes
Chief E N Bates faced a rival for red paint glory as Street Commissioner George Carrick unveiled a new pickup outshining the chief in brilliancy and rivaling in sound with a siren. City hall jokesters dubbed Bates assistant chief and Carrick chief due to the flashier vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Bates
George Carrick
Chiefs
Carrick
Bates
Luther Hodge Dies in Yard Accident at Columbus Stockyards
Luther Hodge a 47 year old railroad brakeman was crushed to death yesterday between a switch engine tender and a cement wall at the East Columbus stockyards. The incident occurred in Columbus Ohio and local investigators were summoned to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Luther
Hodge
Penus+virgania railroad
East Columbus
City Of Tomorrow Miniature Exhibit On View In Gas Co Window
Elyrians viewed the miniature City of Tomorrow at the Gas Company display. The model shows a 20 story elevated sidewalk city with rocket ships, streamlined cars, landings decks, and extensive illumination. Edmund Zebold designed it, built in fourteen months at 7500, with moving vehicles and flashing signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Co
Gas Company
Edmund Zebold
Bricker Proposes State Controlled Public Aid Reform
In Cleveland Bricker criticizes federal relief and calls for consolidating all public assistance under the state welfare department. He urges economic coordination and procedural simplification to end red tape. He condemns the Hopkins controversy as a wasteful, petty dispute and says relief handling was taken from the state by federal authorities. Bricker will speak at Gloucester tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
State Welfare Department
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Welfare Department
reHef
Caver
Harry L. Hopkins
Zceneral
Glouster
Enlistments Open for Lorain Men in Mechanized Cavalry
Lorain county men show interest in enlisting for the mechanized cavalry at Fort Knox Kentucky as announced by William A Hart technical sergeant in charge. The Cleveland recruiting office in the old post office building can accept 400 applicants ages 18 to 35 who are unmarried and of good moral character. Qualified applicants will be enlisted for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
United States Army
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Cleveland
William A. Hart
Cleveland Offce
Lectures On The Haskell Foundation Open In Oberlin
The Reverend W. Wilson Cash opened a six lecture series in Bosworth Hall on Christianity and Islam in the seventh century. Subsequent talks will cover Moslem expansion, Christian elements in Islamic life, the modern world and Islam, Pan Islamism to nationalism, and the Christian approach to Islam today. Lectures start at 4 15 p m with Cash, who has twenty years in Egypt with the British Army and the Church Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin. O
W. Wilson Cash
St. Paul's Cathedral
Church Missionary Society of London
Haskell Foundation
Bosworth Hall
Cash
Egypt
Church Missionary Society
P T A Committees Are Announced
The Pleasant Street School P T A held its first meeting of the school year yesterday in the school auditorium. Mrs B E Hakes was elected president at the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Street School
B. E. Hakes
School officers and committees named for the year
Mrs Hakes presided at the meeting naming the year’s committees. Program committee includes Mrs Huntley and Mrs Singleton. Finance committee chaired by Mrs Blackburn with Mrs Gutman and Mrs Cameron. Social committee chaired by Mrs Ray Halil with Mrs Spitler and Mrs Broadwell. Nominating committee includes Mrs Schubert and Mrs Simpson. Room mothers appointed for grades 1 through 6. Teachers Miss Martin and Miss Carnahan spoke of summer trips, Natalie Henderson entertained on piano, and tea was served to about forty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Schubert
Prince
Joan Dunn
Hakes
Huntley
Singleton
Martin
Blackburn
Gutman
Cameron
Ray Halil
Spitler
Broadwell
Parker
Schubert
Simpson
Lancashire
Brown
Ray Marham
Nichols
Steve Coinman
D. J. Wood
Walls
Carnahan
Natalie Henderson
Oberlin Club Luncheon Features Spain Talk
Professor D. R. Moore of the college faculty was speaker at the Oberlin Exchange club luncheon yesterday at Oberlin Inn. Mr. Moore spoke on "Conditions in Spain."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Moore
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin Junior League Event Hosts Modern Literature Talk
The Oberlin Junior League was entertained last evening at Miss Romaine Webber’s West Vine street home. Mrs. Nathaniel Berthof led the program and discussed modern literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Romaine Webber
West Vine Street
Nathaniel Berthof
Oberlin Women’s Club observes Columbus Day at Princess home
The Education department held a meeting at Miss Sara Prince's home last evening to honor Columbus Day. Miss Carrie Pease presented a paper titled Sighted from the Santa Maria, exploring the year's theme The World at Random.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women's Club
Sara Prince
Santa Maria
Carrie Pease
Court House Divorces And Personal Injury Suits
Divorce actions include Flossie Crayne versus John M Crayne on gross neglect and extreme cruelty judged by D A Cook. Alex Romovis sues Rose Romovis for gross neglect. Helen Crap sues Alex Crap for gross neglect. Harriet Dean sues Charles Malikin Jr for 1375 for injuries from a car collision. Minnie Carr sues Fred Dostall for 2000 over a car accident. Mildred A Benton seeks divorce from La Roice E Benton for extreme cruelty and restoration of her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Crayne
John M. Crayne
D. A. Cook
Alex Romovis
Lorain
Rose Romovis
Br Helen Crap
Alex Crap
Harriet Dean
Charles Malikin Jr
Washington Avenue
Broad Street
Mildred A. Benton
Elyria
la Roice E. Benton
Walnut Street
Mildred A. Drer
Lorain Residents File Divorce Suits This Day
Jula Toth sues Steve Toth for divorce on extreme cruelty in Lorain. Harley W. Dague sues Irene Dague for divorce on neglect and wilful absence. Emily Ca Passo’s divorce suit against Joseph Capasso is dismissed at plaintiff’s costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jula Toth
Lorain
Steve
Harley W. Dague
Irene Dague
Emily CaPasso
Joseph Capasso
Appeals Court Upholds Tubes Company Injury Verdict
The district court of appeals today confirmed the common pleas court verdict for Steering Tubes Co Inc in a 25090 dollar personal injury suit brought by Marvy Cirigliano. The court dismissed Hale C Johnson's appeal from a 31000 verdict for George W Radcliffe for want of jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Appeals Todayy
Steering Tubes Company, Inc
Marvy
Divorce Granted in Wilful Absence Case
Harry Edward Jones receives a divorce from Ingred Marie Jones by Judge D A Cook on wilful absence. John Pesti is granted a divorce from Elizabeth on grounds of cross nested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Edward Jones
Ingred Marie Jones
D. A. Cook
John Pesti
Elizabeth
United Meeting At Salvation Army Wednesday Night
A united service is planned at The Salvation Army on Wednesday evening led by Captain Phillips of Norwalk. Lorain Norwalk and Sandusky units join the local corps with special music and singing as services begin at 7 45 publics invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Lorain
Norwalk
Sandusky
Phillips
Dog Bites Postman Patrick. Carrier Off Work
Eastern Heights mail carrier J. K. Patrick, 46, of 339 Cambridge Avenue, was treated for injuries after a dog bit his right thumb while delivering mail. He is under a physician’s care and likely will not resume work for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Patrick
Cambridge Avenue
Eastern Heights
Patrick
Prompted Return Delayed Till After Governor Talks
NUMBER THREE continued from Page 1 describes his return to Elyria after a discussion with the governor on a speeding train. The special train left Cleveland's Union Terminal at 8:08 a m and passed through Elyria shortly after the famous Mercury, appearing to run nearly a 25 fast schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cleveland
Union Terminal
Funeral notices cite Lorraine residents for service
Mrs Joseph Talsacs Mrs Andrew Polrak and Helen of Lorain and Mrs John Senash of Canada are listed. Funeral services will be held at a.m Thursday with Rev Ernest Richert officiating. Burial will be in Calvert cemetery. His body was taken today to The Reichlin Reidy Scanian Funeral Home in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Talsacs
Andrew Polrak
Helen
Lorain
John Senash
Canada
Ernest Richert
Calvert Cemetery
Reserve Officers School Meeting Aboard Tahoma at Lorain
Lorain County Reserve Officers' Association plans the first group school session of the season aboard the U S Coast Guard cutter Tahoma in Lorain harbor tomorrow evening. Capt Frank P Racia was advised by Lt Commander Roger C Heimer that the ship will try to be in harbor for the meeting. The class gathers at 7 pm at the Lorain coast guard station. Elyria officers meet at 6 30 pm at the National Guard Armory to travel to Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Reserve Officers’ Association
Elyria
National Guard Armory
Third Street
Lorain
Roosevelt mocked as Caesar by Coughlin at rally
Boston October 15 Father Charles E Coughlin called President Roosevelt a Caesar and attacked New Deal policy saying the government shows communistic tendencies. He cited a January speech and read from an encyclical to 25,690 people at National League Park, accusing Monsignor Ryan and the Democratic party spokesman of misusing church authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Roosevelt
John A. Ryan
Catholic University
Charles E. Coughlin
Congress
Coughlin
United States
National Ciron For Social Justice
National League Baseball Park
Msgr. Branned
Pope Pius AT
New Dealer
Democratic National Committee
America
Roosevelt Campaign Swing Through Kansas Continues
President Roosevelt addressed crowds at Garden City and Dodge City, noting a rise in national income despite debt, and praising improved purchasing power. He spoke of drought impacts, travels in Pullman cars, and planned stops in Lawrence and Emporia before Kansas City and onward to Missouri and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Mr. Roosevelt
Garden City
Dodge City
West
George MecGill
Charles Fitzwilliam
Lynas Broderick
Wichita
Lawrence Stadium
Emporia
Kansas City
Kans
Missouri
Trinois
St. Louis
Chicago
Markets and Prices From Cleveland Produce Markets Wide Read
A compact market report lists Cleveland produce items with unsettled butter and rug markets, live poultry, pullets, and ducks. It provides price ranges for beef cattle, pork, lambs, and hogs, noting market steadiness in cattle and slight declines in hogs with bid prices for various weights and cuts.
Poultry Receipts and Prices at Chicago Market
Chicago live poultry receipts total 2 carlots with 23 trucks and varied weights. Leghorn hens and Plymouth Rock types show price gains. colored and white Pekin ducks and geese listed with several price points. No butter or vegetables receipts reported. Market notes indicate a session occurred with nationwide shipments and mixed demand. several regional price quotes are included for various fowl types and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth
Piymouth Rock Litse
White
Rock Brokers Lee
Saung Lee
Boutatues
Track Cour
United States
Satturdar Av
Demann
Burbanns
Wisearns
Michigan
U. S
Minnesota
Nearby Produce Market Prices for Apples and Peaches
Nearby produce market lists apples at 39 per bushel basket and peaches at 35 per bushel basket.
Crop rotation talk set for Lotain county groups
John Slipher will explain effects of crop rotation on soil productivity to the Lotain county land use and soil conservation committee members at a Thursday evening meeting in the Elria Savings and Trust Company directors room. C. J. Hummel notes both programs share concerns and audience interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotain County
Soil Conservation Committee
Elrria Savings and Trust Company Directors
John Slipher
State Land Use Committee
C. J. Hummel
Lilac Time Possible Year Round Bloom Claimed
John Demirjian of 137 Harvard Avenue reports a lilac bush at his home in blossom today and believes lilac time may come almost any time of year except winter, noting the unusual bloom observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Demirjian
Harvard Avenue
Beets and vegetables price list from local market
A detailed grocery price list lists beets at 35 to 40 cents per dozen bunches. cabbage in 24 quart baskets and bushel baskets. and various items including cauliflower, celery, corn sacks, endive, grapes, lettuce, mushrooms, parsley, peppers, potatoes, spinach, squash, turnips, and tomatoes with per unit or per basket prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acorn
Grain, hay and mill prices from WVushei market report
Market notes show quotations for corn, wheat, and oats with No. 1 and No. 2 grades. flour and mill feed prices list standard middlings and bran. hay and straw prices include No. 1 and No. 2 timothy and clover, with alfalfa first and second cuttings. Prices are given per bushel, ton, or hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiets Kiewater Co
Quour Brhe Moentana Milling Co
Wvushei
Wits
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Ridge Society
Needlecraft
G. J. O’connor
E. 13Th St
O'Donnell Paint and Wail Paper Co
Court Street
Ohio
Grafton Farm
Chief
Esther Wood
Professor Street
P.T. A
the Court
Harland KR. Carr
Minnie Carr
Bell Avenue
Fred Dostall
West Seventh Street
United
Postman
Reserve Officers School
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Cleveland Produce
Hena Beary
Up Ave
Ucas Legaurn
Bens
Vld Fumsiers
Leghurnac
Peomsylvania
Maine Coublers
Ubu
Cleveland Linkestoch
Lamus Che
Chuice Welhers
Choice Ewes
Fie SS. Yerkers
H. R. Rorick
Rayon
Middle Ave
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