Former officers of Cleveland bank on trial
Federal court in Cleveland, Ohio, tries three former Guard ian Trust Co. officers for defrauding the pension fund of bank employees. J Arthur House, Harry C Robinson, and William R Green are accused of moving funds to buy bank stock, which plummeted from 265 to 70 a share. The indictment contains 27 counts, involving 58,155 dollars.
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Cleveland, O
Guardian Trust Co
J. Arthur House
Harry C. Robinson
William R. Green
15 Year Old Wife Wins Divorce in Lorain County
Mary Isabella Carter of Oberlin, age 15 next month, was granted a divorce from Owen Leon Carter on grounds of gross necessity and extreme cruelty. Married October 24, 1933 in Monroe Michigan, she resumes her maiden name Mary Cook, receives 175 dollars alimony, and the husband is said to be ordained to the ministry.
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Lorain County
Mary Isabella Marie Carter
Oberlin
Owen Leon Carter
Monroe
Michigan
A. R. Webber
Mary Cook
Death record of Les Jarcox at 72
Les Jarcox 72 died at his home 128 Harvard avenue at 10 30 this morning after a lingering illness. He leaves his widow three sons and three daughters. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Les Jarcox
Harvard Avenue
Cleveland policeman Gibson found dead in car at Columbia
William Gibson aged 38 a Cleveland policeman and former resident of Columbia was found dead in his automobile yesterday. He was the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Gibson. Surviving are two children, two brothers Douglass Gibson of Berea and Harold Gibson of Texas, and a sister Mrs. Kenneth Lower of Talmadge Ohio. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Columbia
St., O
William Gibson
Cleveland
A. S. Gibson
Douglass Gibson
Berea
Harold Gibson
Texas
Kenneth Lower
Talmadge
Ohio
Motorist Fined for Reckless Driving
Lawrence Gries of 321 Illinois avenue was fined $5 and costs after arraignment before Mayor W. H. Vanoster this morning. He was arrested for driving about 50 miles per hour on Lake avenue by Patrolman C. E. Parker last night.
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Lawrence Gries
Illinois Avenue
W. H. Vanoster
Lake Avenue
C. E. Parker
Turtle Escape from Cascade Park Pool
A large rubber backed turtle nicknamed Old Rubber Back escaped from the Cascade Park pool after several failed attempts since mid July. The 16 inch diameter turtle scaled the pool wall repeatedly until yesterday, when a park employee released it into the river and granted it freedom.
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Ely Park
Park Pool
Park
Cascade Park
Y Indus Club Hears Pastor Travel Tales
Rev Harold A Savies of Emmanuel Lutheran Church spoke to the Y Indus club at the Y M C A detailing travel through New Wayland and eastern states. A fish fry is planned for next Tuesday with reservations due by Friday. October meeting plans were announced including initiation on October 4 and a Halloween party on October 30.
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New Wayland
Yindus Club
Harold A. Savies
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Charles Bogzs
Honest money and a return to value in wartime economy
A speaker from the Committee for the Nation argues for keeping sound money and honest values amid ongoing economic strain. He divides opinion into conservatives seeking normalcy and reformers seeking broad change, urging Congress to regulate money while resisting tyranny and continued low mood. He warns against governmental overreach and urges market-driven purchasing power restorement.
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United States
Tne
Congress
Committee For the Nation
Gold Wire Taken From Office Of Dentist
Dr. B. E. Saunders reports theft from his seventh floor office in the Elyria Savings and Trust Company building. About $29 in gold wire and foil was taken, with the desk pried open and ransacked. A small quantity of silver pellets was also reported missing. Detective Lloyd Sweet said the office door may have been opened with a pass key or left unlocked.
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B. E. Saunders
Elyria
Johnson resigns as chief marshal over recovery policy
The piece describes Johnson’s forthcoming resignation as chief marshal of the recovery effort, amid debates on continuing the NRA after its June expiration. It notes Frances Perkins’s support, gains from abolition of child labor and wage rules, and potential reorganization under new legislation with various agencies taking over NRA functions. Letters of cordiality reflect anticipation of reorganization and Johnson’s future role.
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Johnson
Richberg
Frances Perkins
NRA
Congress
Whcther
Mrr
Roosevelt
Johneor
Jeanson
Auto crash kills group en route to Lima theater
Wittke testified the car tried to pass as the truck roared past. Ada firemen fought a blaze that consumed the auto and recovered charred bodies. Mrs Kent Johnson, wife of a Kenton attorney, planned to join the Lima trip but did not go. Mrs Hoge, Mrs Heistand leave spouses and children in Boston and Harvard.
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Wittke
Ada
Kent Johnson
Kenton
Lima
Hoge
Saunders Booth
Boston
Heistand
Walter, Jr
Harvard University
East Poloists Claim Polo Series With East Triumph
New York September 26. At Meadow Brook International Field Winston Guest and three companions starred as the East polo team defeated the West 14 to 13. This followed a 10 to 8 win in the opener, giving the East two straight victories and the annual series.
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New York
Long Island
Winston Guest
International Field
Meadow Brook
Parade to Open Oberlin Window Fair Thursday
Oberlin opens its Window Fair on September 27 with $500 in premiums for best exhibits in fruit vegetables flowers and household articles. Lorain county residents may enter. Evening entertainments include a Thursday street parade and Friday old fashioned street dance with a Saturday shopping tour. Flower Show features at the old post office with committee led by A P Behr and including B A Locke E J David John Jones and Mrs W D Hobbs. Special display by Lakewood Nursery of Amherst.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
South Main Street
A. P. Behr
B. A. Locke
E. J. David
John Jones
W. D. Hobbs
C. W. Kinney
Lakewood Nursery
Amherst
Dedication Plans Set for Munici pal Light Plant Ceremony
Plans outline a formal dedication Friday at 4 30 PM for the Municipal Light and Power plant. Mayor C R Comings presides with City Manager L A Sears I L Porter and Dr Lloyd W Tarley of Oberlin College as speakers. Paul Morris will pull the releasing string. Special music by Oberlin High School band.
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Municipal Light and Power Plant
C. R. Comings
Ther
L. A. Sears
I. L. Porter
Citizens Campaign Committee
Lioyd W. Tarley
Oberlin College
Paul Morrs
Earl R. Morris
Mavror Morris
Oberlin High School
Reception To Be Held Saturday
The annual College Senior Freshman reception will be Saturday evening September 29 in the Allen Art Building from to 12 o'clock. Only seniors and freshmen are invited to attend this annual event. Each senior man will take
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Allen Art
Truck Owners Can Apply For Licenses Now
Lorain County truck and trailer owners may apply for automobile license plates at reduced rates effective next Monday. Passenger car plates go on sale then, but truck and trailer licenses must be sent to Columbus for issuance, causing a short delay. The quarterly reduction cuts prices to one fourth of early year rates and half of current prices.
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Lorain County
Deputy Registrars of Motor Vehicles
Columbus
Number Three Continued From Page One
Death hazards of slippery and narrow pavement could have been avoided if the guard rail had met legal requirements, according to the auditor. The text notes the continued issue and implies compliance is uncertain or lacking.
Freshman Dance Receives Senior Line List and Music
Three freshman girls and each senior woman are entitled to date two freshmen bays. Receiving line includes Dr and Mrs Bohn, Dean and Mrs Cole, Dean and Mrs Bosworth, Miss McAfee, Mrs Hatch, the senior class officers, and the temporary freshman committee. Music will be provided by Veon's Vagabonds.
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Bohn
Dean
Cole
Bosworth
McAfee
Hatch
Veon
Chinese Educator Visiting Oberlin
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Linn and two children from Foochow China visited Oberlin this week. Dr. Linn, president of Fukien University, is in the U S to promote education in China. He earned a master’s degree at Oberlin in 1919 and a Harvard PhD later. Mrs. Linn, Katherine Ken formerly, graduated from Oberlin in 1929.
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J. C. Linn
Foochow
China
Oberlin
Linn
Fukien University
Harvard
Katherine Ken
Priest Goes To Cleveland Church
The Reverend Father George F. Martin, pastor of Sacred Heart church, leaves Friday for Cleveland to lead St. Bridget parish. He will preach his first sermon there next Sunday. Father Martin came from St. Josephs in Cleveland last March. A successor for the Qobertin parish has not been named.
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George F. Martin
Sacred Heart Church
Cleveland
St. Bridget
Father Martin
St. Joseph's
Qobertin
Oberlin natives and neighbors make travel plans and trips
Mr and Mrs Homer Weaver of Elm Street are new parents at Allen hospital after a daughter born Saturday September 22. Professor David R Moore on leave from Oberlin College departs for Florida vacation and plans to return in February. Lyndes Jones plan a coast trip with daughter in Pasadena returning to Oberlin in December. Jack Olmstead heads to Florida for the winter. Barbara Dudley leaves for Syracuse University freshman year. Glenn Molyneaux and Jack Annable visit the World’s Fair in Chicago. Dick Fowler and spouse return from two weeks vacation in Coshocton and Marietta.
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Homer Weaver
Elm Street
Con
Allen Hospital
David R. Moore
Oberlin College
Florida
Oberlin
Lyndes Jones
Daudter
Pasadena
California
Barbara Dudley
C. H. Dudley
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Dick Fowler
Coshocton
Marietta
Road projects favored over jobs claim in highway debate
A speaker attacked highway department spending and maintenance practices, citing costly purchases and delayed rehabilitation of a Delaware building bought in 1932 for a division garage. He argued relief labor and job programs created few lasting jobs while unsafe roads and high rents persisted and questioned legality of expenditures.
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Highway Department
Delaware
Les Idle
Kardos Fined $10 By Mayor For Intoxication
Bert Kardos of 509 Furnace street was fined ten dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor W H Vanoster for intoxication. Police said Kardos was arrested at his home about 7 20 p m on a complaint by his wife who reported he was tearing the house down. He had a badly lacerated hand and dishes broken around him. Mrs Kardos said it was pay day and he came home drunk.
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Bert Kardos
Furnace Street
W. H. Vanoster
Sergt
Curtias Hamlin
C. E. Parker
Kardos
Truck accident bruises man near USth street
Ted Underhill of 510 Middle avenue sustained minor bruises and lacerations yesterday when a truck he was driving tipped over on Middle avenue near USth street. He went over the center safety strip to avoid colliding with James Saxon of 1700 West avenue, who stopped for a traffic light, police reported.
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Ted Underhill
510 Middle Avenue
Middle Avenue
Usth Street
James Saxon
1700
West Avenue
Jack Storm suffers arm injury after window glass breaks ride
Jack Storm aged 20 of 321 Kenyon Avenue sustained a severe laceration to his right forearm when riding on a car running board and holding a partially lowered window glass that broke. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment and remains there.
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Jack Storm
Kenyon Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Castle Prepares to Meet Demand for Wallpaper
A towering wall of wallpaper, seven feet high, stretches across the Castle Wallpaper Store on Second Street and into adjacent lots as A. T. Castle showcases what may be one of Elyria’s largest shipments. He estimates about 140000 rolls, with another large shipment on order, signaling strong demand for home makeover materials in Elyria and nearby areas. Castle, in business here 14 years, says he has never seen such a stock.
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Castle Wall Paper
Second Street
A. T. Castle
Castle
Elyria
Elyrians
Castie
Noticed Overbid in Competitive Bid Purchases
The report notes purchases were not made on competitive bids and payment exceeded the lawful amount.
Markets and Prices From Cleveland and Toledo Listings
Market reports show Cleveland produce prices for butter eggs poultry and staples with notes on receipts and prices. Toledo grain and various produce quotes across wheat corn oats hay flour and seeds. cattle hogs and sheep markets, plus vegetables and fruits with specific per unit prices and regional notes. Major entities include Cleveland and Toledo markets, with references to Lehigh and New Jersey prices, and seasonal grain observations.
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New Jersey
New York
Toledo
L. P
CHEAGO Market Receipts and Grain Quotations Placed
Market reports detail receipts of various dairy and poultry items, grain prices, and futures for November and January delivery. It lists eggs, cream, firsts, seconds, and standards alongside carloads, storage terms, and US Department of Agriculture references. Prices cover corn, oats, wheat, and hay with futures, and mention Minnesota and Idaho kernel grades and freight terms.
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Cheago
Creamere
Rec
Buseback
Lesborn Lee
Leghorn Springs
Lee
United States
Cates
Minnesota
U. S
Cnm
High School Students in America Total Six Million
A report notes that six million high school students exist nationwide, highlighting growth trends and implications for education policy. The figure spans public and private schools and reflects enrollment scale across states.
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America
Hidden ransom trail deepens Hauptmann case reveal
The investigation uncovered more gold ransom bills at the Hauptmann garage and a wall-noted tip linked to Dr J F Condon. Grand jury eyed the board with dressed notes, while experts and officials like John Gann of J P Morgan and Charles Attell traced serial numbers and handwriting to Hauptmann. A pistol found with six rounds remained part of the evidence.
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Hauptmann
Hauptmanns
J. F. Condon
Tolay
John Gann
J.P. Morgan & Co
Charles Attell
B .T. Wilson
Tobin Martin
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Cleveland Bank
Lee Jaycox
Rellans
Brivams
Turtle
Arior House
Jte
HUN
Court Street
the O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
THE
Travelers Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
H. R. Rorick Agency
K. R. Rorick
M. H. Crowder
Elyria Savings & Trust Bldg
North Pleasant Street
MKS
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Jack Olmstead
Glenn Molyneaux
Jack Annable
Chicago
Lake Erie Dry Cleaning CO. Inc
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Santaloupes
Sheets Elevator Co
Fairchild
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