English clergyman views Europe at Oberlin
Reverend W. W. Cash of London told Oberlin students that English speaking races guard democracy and hold the key to world welfare. He warned that new nationalism and class consciousness in Europe threaten war, urging a free yet disciplined democracy as the alternative to totalitarianism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
W. W. Cash
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Oberlin
Europe
Dr. Cash
Germany
Russia
Cash
Bosworth Hall
Egypt
Chilton Saved From Prison Joins Ohio Payroll
Carlton B. Chilton, once labeled Cleveland's "modern Jean Valjean," was placed on the Ohio State Highway Department payroll in the Cleveland division at $6 a day after Governor Martin L. Davey barred his extradition to Oklahoma. Previously a federal labor statistician, Chilton was sentenced to the Oklahoma reformatory nearly 25 years ago for theft and recently located in Cleveland after escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Carlton B. Chilton
Cleveland
Jean Valjean
Chilton
Oklahoma
Martin L. Davey
Ohio State Highway Department
Federal Department of Labor
Oklahoma Reformatory
Davey Renews His Dispute With O. S. A.
Governor Martin L. Davey reiterated a plan of rigid economy for Ohio State University as he campaigns for re election in Cleveland. He contrasted his stance with opponent Bricker promising more funding and higher taxes. He praised Ohio State and other state universities for solid work and added accessible cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Martin L. Davey
Ohio State University
Ohio
Ohio State
Daver
John W. Bricker
Myrself
State University
Dever
Ohio University
Kent State
Bowling Green
Miami
Wilberforce
Board Upholds Ruling on Billboard Setback In City
The Board of Zoning Appeals upheld City Building Inspector Hart Dickason's ruling that billboards cannot be erected closer to the street line than the 40 foot limit. The Central Outdoor Advertising Company, Inc. attempted signs on Broad Street and Lake Avenue on lots owned by The Parsch Reality Company and Sherman Wurst. The company contended the 40 foot restriction was illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Dickason
Board of Zoning Appeals
Central Outdoor Advertising Companys, Inc
Cleveland
Broad Street
Parsch Reality Company
Lake Avenue
Sherman Wurst
Ohio News In Brief Highlights Wm Taylor Estate Bequests
In Cleveland on October 14 the will of Mrs Sophia Strong Taylor, former chairman of Wm Taylor Son & Co department store, was probated. Bequests to Presbyterian Missions and religious agencies total about 1 000 009 dollars. The estate is valued around 1 100 109 dollars, largely stock from the store. Other briefs note a nine month old in Portsmouth bitten by a rat, three Marion men injured in a collision in Urbana and discharged, and Betty Louw Craig dying after burns from hot water on her second birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Sophia Strong Taylor
Wm. Taylor Son & Co
Portsmouth
Wanda Ruth Ryland
William Ryland
Urbana
Marion
Gien Echo
Champaign County Hospital
George Blair
P. A. Shuster
C. L. Doyle
Blair
Xenia
Betty Louw Craig
Mondar
East Liverpool Automobilist Involved in Fatal Streetcar Incident
East Liverpool observed Ermalo Daniels II killed after stepped from a streetcar struck by a car driven by Peter Tarbuck of Midland Pennsylvania. Tarbuck, 22, was held by officers as the investigation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Ermalo Daniels, II
Peter Tarbuck
Midland
Presbyterian Synod Meets in Hamilton with New Officers
Rev H B McEtree of Xenia was chosen moderator and H Giles Stephens of Frenchberg Ry was chosen vice moderator of the Sec ond Synod of the United Presbyterian Church at its 73rd annual meeting in Hamilton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
H. B. McEtree
Xenia
H. Giles Stephens
Frenchberg
United Presbyterian Church
William H Kidlow Bank President Dies After Illness
Tiffin Oct. 14 William H Kidlow aged 66 president of the Tiffin Savings Bank and director of the Commercial National Bank died yesterday after a long illness. He founded the W H Kidlow Cigar Co in 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin, O
William H. Kidlow
Tiffin Savings Bank
Commercial National Bank
W. H. Kidlow
Ports Victim of Crane Accident Near Huntsville
Walter E. Ports, 26, of Huntsville, Ohio, was fatally crushed yesterday when an overturned crane collapsed on him. The incident occurred in Logan with emergency responders pronouncing him dead at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Walter E. Ports
Huntsville
Rescue in Dense Fog Saves River Dam Worker
PORTSMOUTH Ohio October 14 Fred Bentler 28 a worker at Ohio River Dam 31 owes his life to George Bond and his son Earl who rescued him from the river after an hour's search in dense fog Bentler fell into a bear trap in the river from a basket pulled by a cable used to cross the traps The traps span 93 feet and the river was 16 feet deep at that point He was carried three miles downstream Bond and his son heard his cries rowed their skiff into the fog and pulled Bentler from the cold water
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth. O
Fred Bentler
Ohio River Dam
George Bond
Earl
Bentley
Bond
Much Litigated Accident Case To Be Tried Again
James G. Richter of Coldwater Michigan who six years ago was injured in an automobile train accident at the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad crossing east of Wellington will be retried in Ohio. The Ohio Supreme Court upheld an appellate ruling and ordered a new trial this term. Richter, a passenger en route from Detroit to Wadworth Medina county, previously received a $5.99 verdict at the first trial before a common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Richter
Coldwater
Mich
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Wellington
Ohio Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Charles Snoble
Richter
Detroit
Wadworth
Medina County
Fire Hazards Must Be Eliminated by City Orders
Fire Chief Bates said written orders to remove or demolish serious fire hazards will be issued within days to a few Elvira property owners after inspections with Assistant State Fire Marshal Hopkins. Most hazards require only cleanup, but the orders target buildings with unremovable dangers under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira
W. XN. Bates
J. P. Hopkins
Wildings
Death Record Marie Flood Janesky of Elyria
Marie Flood Janesky wife of Henry Janesky of 321 Lake Avenue died yesterday noon at Elyria Memorial Hospital and her infant son born October 123th died last night. Born in Elyria on March 11 31 she lived here all her life. She attended Elsha Schools and graduated from Elsra Business College. Survived by husband, mother Mrs Marthe Flood of Cleveland, two sisters Mrs C B Eckenroad and Mrs C M Felley, a brother Liond, and brothers James of Columbus and Robert of Mansfield. Funeral Friday at 2 PM from Birtn er Funeral Home with Reverend Armin Schroedee officiating, burial Ridzelawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Flood Janesky
Henry Janesky
Lake Avenue
Eiyria Memorial Hospital
Ilaneski
Elyria
Elsha
Elsra Business College
Marthe Flood
Cleveland
Siress
C. B. Eckenroad
C. “M. Felley
Liond
Elrria
James
Columbus
Robert
Mansfield
Birtner Funeral Home
Armin Sehroedee
Ridzelawn Cemetery
Forgetful man jailed for unpaid fine in city
Ed esnor of West Broad street remained in the city jail today as a cautionary example of forgetfulness. Arrested October 4 for intoxication he was fined one dollar and costs but the sentence was suspended. He did not appear to pay, so Police Chief E J Stankard ordered his detention until the fine and costs are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed.esnor
West Broad Street
Rasnor
E. J. Stankard
Selly Ross Johnson Dies at 72 in Elyria Home
Selly Ross Johnson died at 12 05 this morning at her son Harre Johnson's home 405 West Fourteenth street after a week long illness. She was born May 1 1853 in Shepherdstown West Virginia and lived in Elyria 25 years. Survived by four children Harry Johnson Elyria Charles Johnson Shepherdstown Lena Staler McKeesport Pa Mary Devonshire Shepherdstown sister Hattie Tailiver Shepherdstown and several grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 00 from Sudie Curtis Funeral Home with Rev J A Watson officiating. Burial Ridgelawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selly Ross Johnson
Harre Johnson
West Fourteenth Street
John Johnson
John-onm
Shephardstown
West Virginia
Elyria
Harry Johnson
Charles Johnson
Lena Staler
Called For Jury Duty Adds Six Names In Lorain County
Six persons summoned for petit jury service beginning October 15 by court officials today are Harvey Winckles of Flyria George White RR Dh 4 Wellington Fred Walkden Columbia Station Clem Bates Kipton Maude Ruhle and Katherine Tomka Lorain The list names residents from nearby towns as selected for jury service this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comet
Harvey Winckles
Flyria
George White
Dh. 4
Wellington
Fred Walkden
Columbia Station
Clem Bates
Kipton
Maude Ruhle
Katherine Tomka
Lorain
Court House Notices List Legal Actions and Alimony Suit
J H Metz and others sue Bertha nd Tires for 53594 seeking foreclosure of Elyria property. Verna Washtak sues John P Washtak for alimony on grounds of extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Metz
Guardias
Howard Hines
Bertha Nd Tires Et al
Elyria Property
Verna Washtak
John P. Washtak
Todsr
Belden Church Notes Observed in Special Sunday Service
Belden Ballydar church notes report special Sunday services with fall flower decorations at the pulpit. The primary class sent Bobby Lee for a Sunday recitation and Candice lighting with the intermediate class. Reverend Beebe led a dedication service for Sun school teachers and officers, an anthem and a children's sermon followed. Painting and relining the church will start in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Ballydar
Bobby Lee
Beebe
Community Visits and Family News Highlights
Mr and Mrs Charles Gest and daughter Julia Rath spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs William Gest. Mrs Eugrene Wittet and Miss Marjorie Reisinger of Cleveland visited their mother Mrs D G Reisinger. Mrs B T Nesbhett and son Robert called on Mrs Mary Kline on Monday. Callers at Mrs Mary Kline’s Sunday included Mr and Mrs Lester Squires and family of Carlisle and Mr and Mrs Civede Kline of Erie. Miss Oleeva Wise of Cleveland vacationing with her parents Mr and Mrs A L Wise. Mrs Charle Tompkins and Mrs William Resar of Elyria visited their mother Mrs Kline on Wednesday. The barn built by Dr G Reisiitzer to replace the one destroyed by fire in summer nears completion. Lucille Schafer spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Schafer. Mrs Walter Triphenue entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs Fred Lorenze’s birthday. Guests included Mrs Carl Burkardt Miss Helen Meyer and Mrs Rose Never and family of Cleveland. Mrs Seiden Armbruster called on Mrs William Kline Monday. Silvester Schaefer spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Schaefer. Miss Lucile Baker and Charles Carrier of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Martin Berisnli Sunday afternoon. Dolores Weigel of Cleveland spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs George Grabenstetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gest
Julia Rath
William Gest
Eugrene Wittet
Marjorie Reisinger
Cleveland
D. G. Reisinger
B. T. Nesbhett
Robert
Mary Killip
Mondar
Mary Kiine
Sundar
Lester Squires
Fan
Ily
Carlisle
Civede Kiine
Etrica
Oleeva Wise
A. L. Wise
Charle Tompkins
William Resar
Elyria
Kline
G. Reisiitzer
Lucille Schafer
Carl Schafer
Walter Triphehnu
Fred Lorenze
Carl Burkardt
Ilelen Meryer
Rose Never
Clevreland
Seiden Armbruster
William Law Mondar
Silvester Schaefer
Carl Schaefer
Lucile Baker
Charles Carrier
Martin Berisn li
Dolores Weigel
George Grabenstetter
Willard Voit
Los Angeles
Ruth J. Gott
Delaware
J. A. Nichols
Atlantic City
Karl Kolinski
Donna Rae Carmel
Grafton
Minnie Willard
Don Carmel
W. C. Knowles
Russell Wiliner
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Vernon Rundle
Harriet
Charles Cowell
W. L. Burrer
Val
Richard
Donna
Lorain
E. L. Adams
Paul Hastings
Wistaria Club
M. J. Walker
Ralph Walker
George Law
George Brotherton
Keith Haviland
Muskegon
Michigan
C. G. Rush
H. E. Abbey
O. R. Martin
Frances Knowles
James Burton
Lena
Robert Denham
B. H. Ryan
Amherst
J. J. McAlpine
Ford Hastings
Lloyd Ingels
A. A. Wilcox
Circle No. 2
Joe Bickel
California
Highway projects bolster employment and safety devices
Forty thousand men were put to work on the projects with sixty thousand in indirect roles for production and transport. In the past year, 281 bridges carrying highways over railroads were completed and 136 highways relocated to avoid crossings, with protective devices installed at 29 stations at a total cost of 18.203.462 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu- Tean
Complete Election of Class Officers
Betty Jenson 323 West Avenue elected treasurer for the final high school year. She also leads the French Club and senior a cappella choir and has ties to the Players Club MacDowell Chorus and glee groups. Hubert Bannon 614 West Avenue as president Jane Athe 1122 West Avenue as vice president Richard Gates 136 Charlies Court as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fis Ra
Betty Jenson
West Avenue
Miss Jenson
Freneh Club
Players” Club
MacDowell Chorus
Girls” Glee Club
Hubert Bannon
Jane Athe
Richard Gates
Charlies Court
Ford on Social Security and New Deal Critique
Ford argues that social security deductions begin next January and warning workers they will endure for 20 to 25 years unless the act fails. He calls the program a cruel joke that pretends to secure workers while taking their money and criticizes the New Deal for undermining competition and promising unchecked benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Company
Ford
NBA
Blue Eagle
Two Cars Damaged In Broad Street Collision
Denton Helley of Lorain and Henry Taft of Vermilion R D 2 were involved in a Broad street collision last evening with both vehicles sustaining slight damage, police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Helley
Lorain
Henry Taft
R. D
Vermilion
Broad Street
Bricker Seeks Conservative Conservation Policy
Ohio Attorney General John W. Bricker outlined a conservation program at a Republican rally in Nelsonville urging funds from fish and game sales go to propagation rather than campaigns. He accused the current administration of political patronage and said every contractor building a road in Ohio must first see Poulson. Bricker planned stops in Gallipolis, Lronton, and Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonyvillue
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Poulson
Gallipolis
Lronton
Portsmouth
Hobby Clubs Form At Y M C A Boys Division
Y M C A boys division will launch hobby clubs for fall and winter activities starting next Monday. Carl Wagner notes clubs include leaf printing, checker and chess, stamp collecting, pottery, art stone work, and airplane model building with expected tournaments and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wagner
United States
Acuve
Ford leader objects to national planning and federal overreach
A prominent figure denounces national economic planning as a libel on Americans, arguing it undermines American initiative and energy. He cites Henry Ford as a distinguished leader who refused to sign the edge of the Blue Eagle, contending that centralized Washington power equals centralized intelligence and erodes individual freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearry Ford
Motor meter stolen from car on Bellfield Avenue
Ed Elbers of 122 Bellfield Avenue reported to police yesterday that a motor meter was stolen from his car. He said thieves appeared to be frightened away after loosening the tail light but not removing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Elbers
Bellfield Avenue
First Doll Outfits Knit Aboard Flight By Woman
Pasadena report highlights Mrs. Gar Stewart McCabe known as the doll lady for knitting a full doll outfit aboard a transcontinental flight from New York. She helped collect and dress the majority of 1,143 dolls donated to underprivileged children in Pasadena last Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Gar Stewart McCabe
New York
La Grange Baptist Church Notes Highlights
Mrs. Alonzo Jackson hosted the Willing Workers for an all day meeting on October 14 with a tureen dinner at noon. Rev. Beckley from Spencer attended the church prayer service Thursday evening and Rev. McKenzie from Cleveland preached Sunday morning. Rev. and Mrs. McKenzie and Mr. and Mrs. Frye of Cleveland dined with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Spicer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Alonzo Jackson
Beckley
Spencer
Baptist Church
McKenzie
Cleveland
Baptist
Frye
J. M. Spicer
Special service at Lyndon Chapter on Monday evening
Lyndon Chapter will feature a special service on Monday evening October 15 with out-of-town visitors expected and refreshments to follow. Mr and Mrs J A Stimson left Monday for California for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Chapter
J. A. Stimson
California
Market summaries from CLEVTELASD and Toledo produce lines
Market notes from CLEVTELASD show unsettled grains and mixed live poultry pricing, with eggs, butter, and potatoes quoted across regions. Toledo listings record butter and egg receipts, poultry prices for hens and broilers, and grain bids for wheat, corn, oats, and mill feeds with varied regional prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New Jersey
Cattle and grain prices vary as market shows activity
Market conditions remain unsettled with cattle and sheep data showing wide ranges. Ready-to-sell steers 1100 lbs and up bring 8.50 to 10.50. toy steers 1190 lbs fetch 9.55 to 10.25. cows and heifers list various lower to midrange values while butcher cattle hover around 6.00 to 7.50. Valves market active with highs near 10.54 and 9.30 to 10.50 for select grades. Sheep and lambs stay steady to strong with lambs 8.50 to 9.25. ewes and yearlings follow lower bands. Grain quotes COW oats and corn ranges noted. wheat prices for No. 2 red around 1.22 to 1.32. Flour and feed rates listed by suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Plymouth Rocks
White Rock
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
LU. S
U. S
Nebraska Biss
Wisconsin
UC. S
Michigan
C. S
North Dakota
Bliss
Lake Billing
plesien-Se
Community notices reveal social visits and events
Local residents hosted and traveled for family gatherings and club meetings. Visiting guests came from Elyria Cleveland Lorain and Muskegon while events included anniversaries birthdays and a post office duty assist. Several hosts shared hospitality with Wistaria Club members and Circle No 2.
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Davey
Dickason
Crystal Restaurant
Ohio News
United Press
River Dam
Gur M. Talimadsen
Rockford
Plineis
Oregon
Iainois
Sherif Deiss Blanchard
Ogle County
John Goembel
Attorner
Knight
tAcme
Marie Flood Janosky
Sally Ross Johnson
Xxth Century Furnace Am Wie
Elyria Sheet Metal Works
Atemude
ADTOS
Washington
Murbach Coal Co
C. Co. D
Toledo
AEAR
Carly
Hubbard
Poevrer
Hethouse
Chicago
Cleveland Livestock
E'evater Co
Montana Milling Co
Sederis
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
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