Warner Sees In Ohio Resources Source Of Funds
David C. Warner urges a 100 million self liquidating bond issue to fund public schools from natural resources. He envisions 50 million for conservation of water forests and land and 20 million for schools. Proceeds would sustain schools and ongoing resource development over 50 years.
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Columbus
Ohio
White
David C. Warner
State Water Conservation Board
United Press
Capitol
Warner
United States Forest Service
Ohio River
Number Six Continued From Page One
A representative of consumers and an attorney will join the NRA committee. The advisory board awaits a candidate list to be submitted tonight. The Chamber of Commerce complaint committee has been inactive in enforcing codes. Plans changing frequently hinder progress, but clearer instructions aim to improve thorough work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Chamber of Commerce
1Gard
Mayor to Enforce Zoning Penalties on Restaurant
Mayor W H Vanoster announced enforcement of the city zoning ordinance against Dominic DeFazio owner of a restaurant on Middle avenue near 15th street for failing to move or cease operations by the Sept. 15 deadline. DeFazio pleaded guilty Aug. 15 and was fined $10 plus costs. the mayor had suspended the fine if he complied within 30 days. He has not complied, and efforts to reclassify the location from residential to commercial are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Vanoster
Dominic DeFazio
Middle Avenue
15Th Street
DeFazio
In And About The Court House Divorces and suits filed
Regina Olah of Lorain filed for divorce from Mike Olah on extreme cruelty. They wed in 1931. Bernat Trebesi divorced from Mary for gross neglect of duty. Marie McMahan divorced from Roslyn for wilful absence. Mary Margaret Ody sued Francis James Ody for gross neglect of duty. married in 1618 and had four children. Jacoby Brothers filed suit against Philip and Leota Daughterty for $200 on an account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Olah
Lorain
Mike Olah
Bernat Trebesi
Mary
W. B. Thompson
Marie McMahan
Roslyn
Mary Margaret Ody
Francis James Ody
Jacoby Brothers
Philip
Leota Daughterty
Columbus Gas Gage Hearing Today
The appeal of East Ohio Gas Company from Cleveland gas rate ordinance will be continued today before the Public Utilities Commission in Columbus. Adjourned August 11 to allow exhibits. testimony on distribution system within the city was struck from the record, with the city accepting company data checked by city experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
East Ohio Gas Company
Cleveland
Public Utilities Commission
City council debates beer regulation in the city
Council President Sartor orders calm as council debates Leonard Smith's statewide beer regulation proposal. W G Smith mocks local limits while W D Taylor backs statewide aims but not city action. Rankin and others oppose. Rankin supports beer regulation via a future vote. An ordinance to raise beer licenses from $5 to $100 is sent to the finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Sartor
W. G. Smith
Rankin
Couneimean
Xoties
Ernest Ritch
Walter Kohn
Ad Carts
Wigg
Leonard Smith
W. D. Tayinr
Anna Kennedy
AOL
Elyria Firm Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition in Cleveland
Mose Wilder of Elyria, a cigar dealer, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court in Cleveland listing assets of 6,740.51 and liabilities of 24,903.98. He claimed an exemption of 3,200 worth of fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Firm
Cleveland. O
Mose Wilder
Elyria Cigar Dean
Former Oberlin Woman Buried in Ohio Funeral
Funeral services were held at Mt. Zion Baptist church for Mrs. Loveland Burwell a former Oberlin resident who died at her Cleveland home after a stroke Burial took place at Westwood Cemetery She was born in Oberlin and spent most of her life there She was a Mt Zion Baptist member She moved to Cleveland seven years ago after her husband died Surviving are son Earl Burwell daughter Margaret Burwell and sister Mrs Thomas Bows all of Oberlin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Loveland Burwell
Cleveland
Westwood Cemetery
Burwell
Earl
Margaret Burwell
Thomas Bows
Exchange Club Opens New Year at Oberlin Inn
Oberlin Exchange Club held its first fall luncheon at the Oberlin Inn as it organized for the new year. Members reviewed secretary and treasurer reports and committee activities from the past year. A nominating committee was elected and will report officers next regular meeting. The committee includes H. E. Arnold James H. Hall I. L. Porter and W. F. Bohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
H. E. Arnold
James H. Hall
I. L. Porter
W. F. Bohn
Officers Chosen At Club Meeting
Mrs Christina Mahan hosted the I T Y T M club at her North Professor street home for their annual meeting. New officers were elected for the year: President Miss Gladys Hart, vice president Mrs Carl Spitler, secretary Mrs Christina Mahan. After the business, card games and refreshments followed. Plans were set for a dinner and theatre party at the next regular meeting on Monday September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Mahan
North Professor Street
Gladys Hart
Carl Spitler
Florida Visitors Entertained at Surprise Evening
Mr and Mrs George Bailey hosted a social gathering at their home last evening in honor of Mrs George Hallouer of Oxford Fla visiting relatives in Oberlin and vicinity. Guests included Mr and Mrs F A Edmonds Mr and Mrs Andy Edmonds Mrs Lillian Waller Mrs F C West Mr and Mrs John Hughes Mr and Mrs Philip Worcester Mrs Dorothy Dunlap Mr and Mrs Charlee Hallater Mr and Mrs George Morris Miss Pauline Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
George Bailey
George Hallouer
Oxford
Fpla
Oberlin
F. A. Edmonds
Andy Edmonds
Lillian Waller
F. C. West
John Hughes
Philip Worcester
Dorothy Dunlap
Charlee Hallater
George Morris
Pauline Martin
St Marys Avon Wedding Opulent Floral Setting
Miss Lucille Reising and Omar Laubenthal wed at St. Marys Church Avon on Sept 19 with baskets of fall flowers adorning the altar. Rev. George Stuber officiated as Frances Reising served as maid of honor and Otto Laubenthal acted as best man. The couple will reside in Elyria after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Reising
Norma Hall
Evelyn Laubenthal
Otto Laubenthal
Mrs. Laubenthal
Elyria
Is There Discord In Your Home A Self Help Ad
A dated ad by Elaine H. Williams promotes Xumer Ology as a mathematical science to reduce domestic discord and improve happiness. The piece promises teachings on understanding dispositions and moods to prevent divorce and unwanted changes, inviting readers to join a class and mail in for more information with a stamped self addressed envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
City Treasurer's Salary Raised in First Reading
Coune council approved a first reading ordinance boosting the city treasurer's pay from 405 to 1000 a year effective January 4, 1944. The move came at the request of City Treasurer Jack Marshall who cited greatly increased duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coune
Shoo
Jack Marshall
Former State Senator James H. Stewart Fatally Injured in Wreck
Former State Senator James H. Stewart, 79, of Wichita Kansas, was fatally injured Monday night when his car left the road and went into a ditch on a sharp curve near Vandalia north of Dayton Ohio. Mrs. Stewart and a hitchhiker were injured. The city uses twenty four thousand dollars of scrip to defray its obligations.
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Dayton
James H. Stewart
Wichita
Kans
Vandalla
Here
Young Men's Club Opens 1933 34 Session At YMCA
The Young Men's Club held its first meeting of the 1933 34 year after a summer recess. Members heard past event talks by Van Wormer Cook Fitch and Crowder. Roy Clymer spoke on Elyria High School football and plans for the annual clam bake at The Hedges LaPorte were announced with Harold Birch named chair. New president Leonard Kuss praised summer campaign teams and Oberlin guest Lee Holden hinted at a future Oberlin club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max van Wormer
Fhen Cook
Jay Fitch
Marion Crowder
Roy Clymer
Elyria
LaPorte
Harold Birch
Leonard Kuss
Oberlin
Lee Holden
Barretts Chapel list names and district officials continued
A long roster of towns and names includes Barretts Chapel Ernest Pine Pellevue and many others. Rev Edwin Kirby, former pastor of the First M. E. Church at Elyria, was continued as superintendent of the Akron district and Rev E P Meister as superintendent of the Elyria Home for the Aged.
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Barretts Chapel
Ernest Pine
Pellevue
C. R. McMeeken
Birmingham
W. A. Williams
Berlin Heights
W. A. Wiliams
Bloomville
H. C. White
Brighton
Hubert Tobb
Brunswick
D. Ie
L LaFollette
Chatham
Rife
Clyde
Carroll Stewart
Colins
O. L. Ashburn
Columbia Station
J. Hubert Jones
Elyria
E. J. Bond
Fields
Delaware Avenue
L. E
Poe
C. J. Wayhew
Port Clinton
J. W. Cleland
Sandusky
Thomas Hughes
Seville
NS. Carpenter
Spencer
L. J. Quade
Tiffin
P. E
Coal prices to rise for households under NRA coal code
Washington reports the NRA coal code will lift soft coal costs for small buyers by as much as 22 a ton this winter. The code adds consumer representation on the governing authority and requires statistical proof of price hikes to fund wage increases and job expansion. Recovery Admin Hugh S Johnson said retail coal prices must rise but runaway prices will be checked by the code authority.
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Washington
NRA
Recovery Administration
Roosevelt
Code Authority
Consumers’ Advisory Board
Hugh $. Johnson
Johnson
County PTA Council Officers Named for Missed Lines
Mrs L Harder radio chairman and Mrs Ford Hastings membership chairman lead the Elyria LaGrange area PTA council to start the year with a get acquainted dinner. Officers include Werner Zilch president Mrs R Kihm and Mrs Edna Taylor vice presidents with Mrs Andrew Rawson secretary and Eva Piper chairman. The first county council activity will be a 6 30 p m tureen dinner at Avon Lake School for parents teachers and spouses to mingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Walker
West Dover
Harry Lee
Wellington
Glenn Weat
Ridgeville
Werner Zilch
Amherst
R. Kihm
Avon Lake
Edna Taylor
Grafton
Andrew Rawson
LaGrange
Eva Piper
Markets and Local Prices Report From Cleveland Area
Market notes list grains like No 2 white oats and timothy hay with varied prices, flour and meal rates, livestock bids for cattle calves sheep and hogs, plus regional fruit and veg in local stalls. Includes multiple figures for wheat, oats, corn, clover, beans, celery, grapes, tomatoes and celery baskets with price ranges.
Improvement of Marseilles Avenue Petition Referred
Council referred a petition from residents of Marseilles avenue between Cleveland and Greely streets for macadam pavement to the streets and sidewalks committee. Residents offered to pay all costs except paving the intersections, which the city would cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles Avenue
Cleveland
Greely Streets
Enrollment totals rise in high schools in week two
Number five continued from Vuge 1 shows 1877 students in high school grades including Jefferson Junior High, up 102 from last year. Grade school enrollment dipped to 3001. Officials expect second week counts to better indicate this year’s trend as daily additions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. H. S
Jefferson Junior High School
Election Case Before Grand Jury in Oberlin irregularities
Grand jurors investigated Oberlin primary election irregularities as they close their session tomorrow. Election officials were subpoenaed to appear regarding charges about candidates for council and campaign material distribution in booths. Sheriff Dick referred a fatal Sunday wreck to the grand jury. driver Lester Northeatt recovering at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Apear
County Board of Elections
Council
Clarence W. Dick
Grand Fur T
Lester Northeatt
Memorial Hospital
Bodies Taken To Funeral Homes After Oberlin Road Crash
The bodies of Mrs Easter White of Oberlin and Frank Stewart of Elyria killed in an automobile crash on Oberlin road Sunday night are at Sudro Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements. The third victim Hurley Nance of Oberlin is at Sedgman’s Funeral Home in Oberlin. Old follies with iron logic, produce the old results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter White
Oberlin
Frank Stewart
Elyria
Oberlin Road
Sudro Funeral Home
Sudro
Memorial Hospital
Hurley Nance
Sedgemans Funeral Home
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Court Street
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis. Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Exchange Club
Lloyd VanAusdale
Allen Hospital
Bert Hart
Ashland
George Broadwell
Charles J. Smith
Roger Ingraham
Bernita Radie
Litchfield
George Jackson
Clara T. Green
Elmwood Place
T. L. Preble
Cleveland Heights
H. M. Haylor
Boston
Harry Tremaine
Athens
Ohio University
A. S. Gray
Washington, D. C
Edith
St. Mary’s Church
Avon
Serkress
Elaine H. Williams
Vrweene Wees
Chronicle-Telegram
L. Harder
Ford Hastings
Clearview
Culveland
Yale
Tulldo
Toledo
Cohn
Sippe Lette
Dee
Vuge 1
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