Dairymen demand higher milk prices in Cleveland meeting
Lorain County dairymen joined a mass meeting of the Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association in Cleveland as producers urged a base price of 1.79 dollars per cwt for retail and wholesale milk and 1.15 dollars for surplus milk. They also pressed for dealer recognition and testing oversight and warned of possible strikes to force terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association
Cleveland
P. H. Rogers
Gratton
O10
George Warner
Wellington
Willig E. Leach
Litchfield
Brenneman
Ashtabula County
BH. Burke
New London
Ohio Legislatore
Pinchot Urges Hoover to End Starvation in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg dispatch reports Gov. Gifford Pinchot telegraphs President Hoover for a second time urging action to ensure no one in Pennsylvania goes hungry. The note emphasizes implementing the national guarantee that no American shall starve, underscoring state welfare concerns amid ongoing hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Hoover
Pennsylvania
United States
Can Epilepsy Be Cured booklet attracts readers nationwide
A New York booklet compiling expert opinions on epilepsy asks what causes the condition and whether a cure is possible. Notable contributors include Dr. Jose Valcarcel of Madrid and Dr. Frank Spirk of Prague. Readers may request a free copy from Educational Division, 545 Fifth Ave, Dept. 174.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Jose Valcarcel
Central University of Madrid
Frank Spirk
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Seven Elyria boys join Junior HI Y club at YMCA
Seven Elyria youths Charles Nelson Willam Triplett Richard Glover Homer Price Edward Baldor William Lersch and William Minch were elected members at a Y M C A meeting. The group planned an invitational session for next week and members will invite friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Boys
Charles Nelson
Willam Triplett
Richard Glover
Homer Price
Edward Baldor
William Lersch
William Minch
Deaths and funeral notices from Elyria and area
Obituaries and funeral notices report Harriett Hanson of Elyria died after brief illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Born in England March 18 1886 she came to Elyria in 1919 and is survived by husband Laura and Charles a mother and two sisters in England. Funeral Friday at Taylor’s Funeral Home with Rev LaCroix. burial Ridgelawn. Also noted are the death of James Keaveny of New York and Edward Sanders of Brownhelm with details of survivors, service times, and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Hanson
Ernest Hanson
Winckles Stress
Elyria Memorial Hospital
England
Elyria
Pilgrim Community Church
The
Dames of Malta
James Keaveny
New York
P. J. Keaveny
West River Street
Mr. Keaveny
Lorain
Elizabeth Keaveny
Francis
Edward
Thomas
Mary Elizabeth
Katherine Keaveny
Austin
Hidin
John
Brownhelm
Edward Sanders
Amerst Hospital
Eliza
Verdict of accidental death in case of 12 year old Gino Ferari
Steubenville report notes coroner declares accidental death for Gino Ferari 12 whose body was found on coal railroad tracks near Piney Fork. Cleveland reports two killed in automobile accidents as police note intoxicated driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Gino Ferari
Piney Fork
Cleveland
New York Stocks Rally on Broad Market Strength
The stock market rose today with gains of 1 to 6 points led by United States Steel. Wheat and cotton prices jumped pushing farm equipment and mail order shares higher. Automobile and aircraft stocks advanced as tobacco and rail shares also posted sizable advances in the strongest market showing in over a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel
International Harvester
S Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Automobile
Actioe
Chrysler
General Motors
Nash
Packard
Auburn Automobile
Pogs Operatic Unite Ed
Douglas Aircraft
Bendix Aviation
Tobaccos
Railshed
Tnian Pacific
Ata: Son
Mira Bertha Wiers Weds Herman Behrens in Mansfield
The marriage of Miss Bertha Wiers to Herman Behrens occurred at 1:30 today in Mansfield with Rev. Sheridan Salmon of the Methodist church officiating. The bride wore a black and white georgette ensemble with black felt hat and white accessories. They will reside at 213 Seventh Street after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Wiers
Herman Behrens
Mansfield
Sheridan
Salmon
Ruling strengthens mayor McKee after Walker resignation
Supreme Court Justice John E. McGeehen ruled against a fall mayoral election to fill the Walker vacancy. The decision strengthens Mayor Joseph V. McKee, as Tammany Hall pushes for a full election in November to cover Walker's unexpired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
New York
Supreme Court
John E. McGeehen
James J. Walker
Joseph V. McKee
Walker
Tammany Hall
Noverer
Court actions and crashes dominate Wellington and Columbus notices
Minnie Donakus sues the Wellington Bank to recover a 39 acre farm purchased from the bank. Annie Bryan bound to the grand jury on a threatening language charge and placed under a peace bond. An unidentified man, about 28, fatally injured in a downtown crash. Mrs. Sarah Stubbs, 50, killed when a car jumped a curb and pinned her to a storefront. Ohio news notes: Frank B. McMillin to lead a state push to curb public spend ing. Newton D. Baker to speak at Cincinnati mass meeting. Clive Smith declared insane and sent to Lima State Hospital for the murder of Jon Betts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bryan
Ridgeville
Grand Dary
Walter H. Watts
George Lang
Ers
Sarah Stubbs
Tag Day Set By King Daughters In Wellington
Wellington notes announce October 8 tag day by the King's Daughters with Lena Dirlam as chair. Delegates chosen for the state convention. Miss Marian Roedel alternates. Also reports Rev Finley topic God's Order of the Sexes and local history discussions by Clifford Minkler. Community notes include stamp collecting, nurse Stolpman’s Europe trip, library board talks, Baptist program, and Ruth Hege fund payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
King’s Daughters
Lena Dirlam
N. B. Griggs
Mary Knapp
Jessie Wright
C. P. Roedel
Miss Marian
Bucrrus
Pastors and Wives Gather at Wellington Church
Pastors of Hebron association and their wives will be entertained at the Wellington church on Tuesday October 25. Rev G L Kettenring of New London will read a doctrinal paper in the afternoon and Rev C E Bacon of Medina will preach in the evening. The public may attend. A feature in the October issue of the Ohio Independent Baptist highlights a Wellington girl photographed on Waterloo battlefield en route to Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron
Wellington
G. L. Kettenring
New London
C. E. Bacon
Medina
Claiss
Esther Hege to Enter Columbia University on Scholarship
Miss Esther Hege, aided by a scholarship from Mt. Siam Hospital Cleveland, will enter Columbia University on October 1. She is currently a house guest of Mrs. Kenneth Avery. Briefs note dinner guests Mrs Blanche Hales and Annabelle Wellington and Mrs Laura Barber of Berlin hosted by Rev H K Finley. Miss Dora Hysell Elyria attended the local Baptist church last Sunday and Miss Evelyn Rugshe returned to Columbus to resume her studies at OFS UL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Esther Hege
Mt. Siam Hospital
Cleveland
Hege
Kenneth Avery
Blanche Hales
Annabelle
Wellington
Laura Barber
Berlin
H. K. Finley
Dora Hysell
Elyria
Evelyn Rugs
Columbus
OF. S. UL
Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers in Oberlin
The American Legion Auxiliary in Oberlin re elected Mrs Claude Lyman as president for another year. Officers include First VP Mrs Byron Shaffstall Second VP Mrs Heilman Secretary Mrs Cameron Treasurer Mrs Blackmer Chaplain Mrs Dunn Sergeant at arms Mrs Byars. A joint installation of Legion posts and village units in Lorain County is set for October 5 at 8:30 p.m. in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
American Legion Auxiliary
Claude Lyman
Byron Shaffstall
Heilman
Cameron
Blackmer
Dunn
Sargeant
Byars
Trifeletti
Lotaln
American Legion
Villar
Lorain County
Hotel Antlers
Lorain
Churches Will Greet Students at Oberlin
A reception for old and new students is planned in the Churches of Oberlin on Friday evening September 23 from 7 20 to 9 00. After the reception speakers music and refreshments will follow including First Church in Oberlin Meth odist Episcopal First Baptist Rust M E and Mt Zion Baptist. Speakers at the First Church include President Ernest H Wilkins Dr J A Richards Dr P C Colegrove and Harold Hepp a representative of the student cabinet. Christansen will lead singing and Harold Leland will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Methodist
Episcopal
First Baptist
Rust M. E
Mt. Zion Baptist
Ernest H. Wilkins
J. A. Richards
P. C. Colegrove
Harold Hepp
First Church
Mr. Christiansen
Harold Leland
Oberlin Women Attend Akron G. O. P. Luncheon
Fifteen Oberlin Republican women attended a luncheon at Akron Mayflower Hotel in honor of Congressman Francis Setherling. The event drew over eight hundred Republicans and highlighted party activities in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Akron
Mayflower Hotel
Francis Setherling
Republi
Nurse killed in fall is buried at Elyria
Funeral services were held for Miss Lucile Schubert daughter of Mr and Mrs F E Schubert at Sedgman Funeral parlors. She died after plunging seven stories at Cleveland Maternity Hospital where she worked as a nurse. Interment followed in Elyria Cemetery. ORIEFS Mrs Claude Lyman Mrs Champion and Mrs Harvey Pratt visited Mrs Guy in Lorain. Professor Victor V Lytle and family returned to Oberlin after summer in Europe. Miss Marjorie Jameson resumed teaching at Roosevelt Junior High School Cleveland after summer with her parents at Wolf Island Canada. MANSFIELD Ohio Sept 21 4 routine probe of the Ohio State Reformatory by Senate committee. final report planned for legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lucile Schubert
F. E. Schubert
Cleveland Maternity Hospital
Sedgeman
Elyria Cemetery
Marjorie Jameson
Roosevelt Junior High School
Cleveland
Prof
R. P. Jameson
Wolf Island
Canada
Mansfield
Ohio State Reformatory
Ohio Senate
Columbus
Davis Portrayed as Figurehead in Moose Lottery Case
New York dispatch reports the government arguing Senator James J. Davis was not merely figurehead in the Moose Lodge but an active participant in two lotteries that allegedly netted $172,300. Defense witnesses call him inspirational head while revealing his ex officio roles on the supreme council and executive committee. Perry Shaner details the charity lottery mechanics involving $3,000,000 in ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Davis
The
Moose
Order
Malcolm R. Giles
Cuprema
Louis Mead Treadwell
Davis
Supreme Council
Giles
Perry A. Shaner
Local alimony check swindle hits two merchants
A woman posing as Mrs Ralph Hunter presented alimony checks to two local merchants from an out of town bank. The smooth ruse cost about $25 in merchandise and $50 in cash. Detective Lloyd Sweet said the suspect, described as about 40 and well dressed, lived with friends but chose a contact without a telephone to avoid quick references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hunter
Lloyd Sweet
Cleveland Trust Helps Rebuild Northern Ohio After Tornado
A. E. Cameron manages the Lorain branch of Cleveland Trust Company which aided the Northern Ohio Reconstruction Company in a recovery plan led by Harris Creech. Joseph Gould of Peoples Bank praises expanded Cleveland Trust services, while Creech notes adding Peoples customers. The Cleveland Trust Company is a Federal Reserve member and part of the Clearing House Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Cameron
Lorain
Cleveland Trust Company
Northern Ohio Reconstruction Company
Harris Creech
Joseph Gould
Peoples Bank
the Peoples
Cleveland Trust
The
Federal Reserve System
Focal Clearing House Association
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter and Livestock Report
Cleveland markets report steady butter and eggs with varied poultry prices. Livestock receipts show cattle and calves steady to higher with strong lamb values. Chicago and national quotes cover butter eggs poultry grain and feed, with rice and hay price ranges and commodity notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
Trucka
Rock Springs
Roosters
Jury selection resumes in $177,000 Cuyahoga embezzlement case
Judge John P. Dempsey resumes trial proceedings as the tentative panel of eleven sits after a night in custody. Thirty-seven jurors remain to be examined with both sides holding 21 and 20 peremptory challenges respectively. Defendants include Maschke Alex Bernstein Charles Bernstein Hermit Finkle and Henry Beckerman amid widespread public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Dempsey
Maschke
Cuyahoga County
Alex Bernstein
Charles Bernstein
Hermut. H. Finkle
Henry H. Beckerman
Herman Felsman
Pancakes Used In Alleged Divorce Assault
Mrs Olga Hormenn filed for divorce alleging her husband knocked her unconscious with a plateful of pancakes. The suit was on file today in Chicago, dated September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Olga Hormenn
E H S Paper To Appear Tomorrow Elyria High
Elyria High School will debut its newspaper tomorrow under a new editor and publishing plan. Miss Margaret Edwards, journalism teacher, leads a 32 member staff. Three training classes will teach students newspaper principles to prepare them for future work on the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Star
Margaret Edwards
Red Cross regional conference called by Meigs leader
Chillicothe Ohio Sept 21 B Weed Meigs County Red Cross leader called a meeting of 17 chapters for a regional conference. Washington representatives spoke at the meeting with representation from Ross Lawrence Highland Pickaway Franklin Madison Fayette Clinton Jackson Scioto Vinton Gallia Brown Adams Meigs Pike and Fairfield Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
B. Weed
Meigs County
Red Cross
Washington
Ross
Lawrence
Highland
Pickaway
Franklin
Madison
Fayette
Clinton
Jackson
Scioto
Vinton
Gallia
Brown
Adams
Meigs
Pike
Fairfield
Ohio University scholarship recipients named at Athens
Athens Ohio September 21 scholarships announced Charles Milone Uhrichsville Freshman Scholarship Harry Aldrich Fremont Columbian Downing Award Eleanor Stafford Cambridge French instructor included among fellowships and graduate assistantships Van Wert Ohio September 21 independent candidacy of C W Kimble Defiance for Congress Fifth Ohio District eliminated by County Board of Elections decision Kimble not regularly entered campaign per statutory requirements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio University
Charles Milone
Uhrichsville
Harry Aldrich
Fremont
Eleanor Stafford
Cambridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pinghot
Turner
Allentown
Gary
Ind
Sullivan
J. GC. Jackson
Carlisle
W. E. van Oster
E. K. Massey
Fifth Street
Tony Juranodzo
Oberlin Road
Massey
Broadstreet
Newell
Julian Ujilaki
Turner Street
Lodi Street
Strongsville
Ohio
Fred Snider
Avon
Washingkon Avenue
Howard Walter
Walker Road
Avon Lake
Jame Keaveny
Mira Bertha Wiers
Behrens
Minnie Donakus
First Wellington Bank
Justice E. H. Perkins
Frank B. McMillin
Mount Gilead
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
National Organization
United States Senate
Newton D. Baker
Cincinnati
Baker
Olive
Urbana
Clive Smith
Springhill
Lima State Hospital
Smith
Polle Ha
Jon Betts
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
East
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
H. B. Finley
First Baptist Church
North
South America
Clifford Minkler
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints of
E. Minkler
Penfield
Joseph Smith
Latter Day Saints’ Church
Kirkland Church
Corleuit Stamps
Vente
Ban- Uist
H. K. Finier
Ruth Hege
Baptist Church
Germany
Miss. Stotpman
Miss Stolpman
Acropolis
Bremen
Dresden
Vienna
Budapest
Blue Danube
Belgrade
Salonica
Corfu
Milan
Paris
Ed van Cleef
Robert Walden
Bentley Vischer
William Blanchard
the Baptist Sunday School
Miss Hege
Pene
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alflen
Ronald Wilbond
S&5-K
Legion Auxiliary
Seiberling
Sims
Newell L. Sims
Sotistory
Oberlin College
Russia
Jerome Davis
Yale Divinity School
Victor V. Lytle
Hos
Europe
Humber
Rae
Wisconsin Cobblers
Minnesota
Hollandale
Idaho
Northern Spring Sc
Cleveland Grain and Holy Exchange
Alpalfa
Timothy
Stimothy
Prosecutor's Office
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Courts
Probate
Sheriff's Office
Children’s Home
Surveyor’s Office
Dog and Kennel Fund
E.H.S
Shoe Repair
Mill Street
Bell Co
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!