Port Clinton First Aid Team Wins Close Contest
Port Clinton's first aid team of Ohio Public Service employees captured the annual Elyria stadium contest by 96 to 95 1/2 over Massillon with four problems tested under time limits. Nine teams competed, with Lorain Alliance Sandusky Ashland Elyria Mansfield also scoring high as judges and officials praised the demonstration and the program's value to employee readiness and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Clinton
Public Service Company
Ely Stadium
Massillon
Snider Cup
George Snider
Ohio Public Service Company
American Red Cross
Elyria Fire Department
Lorain Fire Department
Lorain Coast Guards
Warren
Alliance
Lorain
Sandusky
Ashland
Mansfield
Elyria
Elytia Fire Department
Lorain Coast Guard
Aiman
Elyria First Aid
H. J. Poole
Port Glinton
W. J. Dietrich
Western Electric Company
Cleveland
Elyria Division
Emerg
Elyria Country Club
W. H. van Oster
E. J. Stankard
W. N. Bates
Fred Underhill
William Ertle
van Oster
Ohio Public Services Company
Protest Over Method Of Awarding School Drapery Contract
A letter to the Elyria City Board of Education protested the bidding procedure for the Edison school drapery contract. Signed by three local business firms, it claimed they had not been given a fair chance to bid and urged future opportunities for all local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City
Prosecutor Promised Protection in Mercer County Bootlegging Case
Testimony in Toledo federal court said John Pierce, Mercer County prosecutor of Celina, Ohio, offered protection from liquor raids for a monthly fee. Joseph Uhlman and wife Josephine testified that Pierce and co-defendant William Roberts pressed for protection payments and promised advance warnings. Roberts testified to an agreement to collect protection money from bootleggers, as the government prepared to call up to 20 witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
John Pierce
Mer
Celina
Lform
Uhlman
Pierce
Roberts
Mercer County
Republican Rally at Portsmouth Delivers Tariff Defense
At Portsmouth Ohio on September 23 Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde spoke at a Republican rally charging Roosevelt with failure to offer a suitable farm relief plan. Hyde defended the high protective tariff as protection for U S farmers against lower European living standards. Also speaking were David Ingalls Republican candidate for Ohio governor and Gilbert Bettman senator candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Arthur M. Hyde
Hyde
United States
David
Ingalls
Ohio
Gilbert Bettman
Bettman Refuses To Apologize In Beer Bill Debate
In Columbus on September 28 Attorney General Gilbert Bettman Cincinnati Republican U S Senate candidate refused to apologize to Senator Robert J Bulkley over a remark about his absence during a beer bill vote. Bettman defended his stance saying he would cancel engagements to attend state bankers meetings if needed and fight for his elected cause. The report notes the exchange followed a Monday night prohibition debate in Cincinnati. Action on improving the Eschtruth ditch in Sheffield township was also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
U. S
Robert J. Bulkley
Cleveland
Cincinnaii
Bulkley
Bettman
Senate
State Bankers
Safety Meeting to Be Held October 5 at High School
A mass safety meeting at the high school auditorium October 5 at 7 30 p m will include vaudeville and a two reel movie with free entertainment. Judge Lee E Skeel president of the Cleveland Safety Council will address the gathering as part of the program under the Industrial Commission of Ohio and the Lorain County Industrial Safety Campaign Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee E. Skeel
Cleveland Safety Council
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Lorain County Industrial Safety Campaign Committee
YANDUS CLUB PLANS CO ED PARTY AND MEETING TOPICS
Plans for a co-ed party were discussed at the Y Indus Club weekly meeting. A short business session preceded a discussion on whether a young man should pursue further education after high school. The meeting adjourned with an announcement of a speaker next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Yandus Club
Y Indus Club
Milk Theft Reported Near Schram Road Stand
Simeon Nash reports 25 gallons of milk in five cans stolen from the milk stand near his Leavitt Road home this morning. The sheriff’s office was notified by Clarence Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Nash
Leavitt Road
Schram Road
Sherif
Clarence Adams
Cars in Collision at Court and Second Streets
Police report a collision yesterday afternoon involving Anna Rosso of Lorain and C. S. Humphrey of Euclid Beach Park at the intersection of Court street and Second street. No injuries are noted in the brief dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Rosso
Lorain
C. S. Humphrey
Euclid Beach Park
Court Street
Second Street
Death Record W W Busick Sr in Clarksville Michigan
W W Busick Sr died September 21 in Clarksville Michigan during a visit with relatives after a stroke twelve years earlier. He was born in Minnesota in 1864 and leaves a wife Eve Worth Busick two sons Paul and Robert a son W W Busick of Pasadena California a sister and a brother. He was a manufacturer and worked in the garment industry in the Trosel building before moving to New York for 21 years. Interment was at Lake Odessa Michigan. Arthur R Lehman died at Elyte Memorial Hospital aged 25 born Lorain December 11 1911 survived by parents four brothers and two sisters. Body will be removed from Sudro Funeral Home to his late home Thursday. Funeral arrangements pending. He was a member of St John Lutheran church of Elyria.
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W. W. Busick
Clarksville
Michigan
Mr. Busick
Minnesota
Eve Worth Busick
Paul
Robert
W. W.busick
Pasadena
Caliuno
Trosel
Ely Block
New York
Singer Sewing Machine Co
East
Lake Odessa
Arthur R. Lehman
School Street
Elytie Memorial Hospital
Lorain
Elyria
Julius Lehman
Carl
Alfred
Joseph
August J
Fred Neimeyer
Elstia
Clifford Weiker
Sudro
St. John’s Lutheran Church of
Enyria
Peter Metstain Dies in Milwaukee Home at 32
Peter Metstain aged 32 died at the Government National Soldiers Home in Milwaukee on Sunday September 26 after a brief illness. A Spanish American War veteran, he served in Light Battery E First Field Artillery. He leaves two sons Laundon of Cleveland and James of Wisconsin, two sisters Maggie Culbertson of Elvira and Lizzie Laundon Kortan of Palmer Ohio, and a brother Andrew McGrain of Pontiac Michigan. Burial will be in St Peters Cemetery after a funeral at St Peter's Church Ridgeville with Rev Ray and Rev Walher John N Rhein officiating.
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Peter Metstain
James
Wisconsin
Maggie Culbertson
Elvria
Lizzie Laundon Kortan
Palmer
Ohio
Andrew McGrain
Pontiac
Mishigan
Elytia
Sudro
St. Peter's Church
Ridgeville
Ray, Walher John N. R
Funeral services for Mrs Stanley Zlotkowski
Funeral services for the late Mrs Stanley Zlotkowski of 348 West River Street will be held Friday at 9 a.m. in Holy Cross church with Reverend Lawrence Budny officiating. Burial will be in St. Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zlotkowski
Stanley Zlotkowski
West River Street
Holy Cross Church
Lawrence Budny
St. Mary's Cemetery
County hearing delays on improvements till October 11
Improvements were postponed by county commissioners this morning to October 11. They indicated that any work would depend largely on whether petitioners had paid their taxes. A similar action was taken on the Hill ditch in Avon Lake, postponing that hearing until October 10.
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Avon Lake
Sophomore Men and Freshman Women Triumph in Oberlin Contests
Oberlin College results show Sophomore men beating Freshmen 57 to 49 on the soccer field after a 27 to 19 first period. Freshman women won in Warner gym with a five point margin in a relay based scrap, led by Ruth Root, earning the right to discard green and white bibs after Thanksgiving.
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Iberlin
Oberlin College
Sophs
Sophi
Warner Gym
Ruth Root
Oberlin Business and Professional Women's Club Meeting
The Oberlin Business and Professional Women's club met last evening at Mrs. E. W. Spaulding's home for a 30 dinner. Afterward Mrs. Prosser led members to Mrs. Ved's Howard apartments for a business session with games and stunts. Plans for social and business activities were set. a special meeting is planned for Tuesday, October 11 at Mrs. Frank Felkner's home. Sorosis Club Meets at Mrs. Carrick's Oak Street home for the year's first gathering with topics to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Business and Professional Women
E. W. Spaulding
North Pleasant’ Street
Frank Felkner
Sorosis Club
Sorosis
C. W. Carrick
Oak Street
Public Hearing on Budget Monday
County Commissioners George Rhoads and Thomas Peebles explained drastic 1933 budget reductions to Elyria and Lorain Chambers delegations. Rhoads cited a 46 percent cut in personal service across offices and noted staff reductions could adjust salary cuts. chambers planned to review facts with their groups. A public hearing on the county budget is set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rhoads
Thomas Peebles
Elyria and
Lorain Chambers At
Commerce
Earl Bacon
Elsina Chamber of Commerce
Rhoads
Beth Bacon
Virgil Rowley
Lorain
County Reads Advertise Bids for County Funds Depositories
County Commissioners voted to readvertise bids for depositories of county funds after receiving proposals from several banks. Banks offered just over one million dollars in total, about a third of the needed amount. There were no bids for active funds, which should total at least 100 900 dollars, the commissioners reported.
Paroled From County Jail After Pleas For Release
Charles Davis known as Neisy was paroled after six months in the county jail. County commissioners granted release upon payment of $209 fines and costs at $102 monthly. Parole was signed by the mayor, county prosecutor, and sheriff. The note adds the term Dude as an local Americanism from circa 1853.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Neisy) Davis
Davis
World affairs study and scout leaders meeting in town
The year of national interest includes world conditions with papers on Cleopatra and Recent Excavations in Egypt. Mrs. C H Hamilton led scout leaders in plans for the year at a Woodland Avenue meeting after a 3 30 buffet. Briefs note travel to England, Scotland, Wales, Zurich and Coral Gables as locals visit relatives and attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ptolmey
J. A. Richards
Egypt
C. H. Hamilton
H. F. Ashley
Woodland Avenue
Hamilton
Rogers Fails to Introduce Bill in Special Session
Lorain county representative P H Rogers tried to push a school bill in a special legislature session but Speaker Arthur Hamilton ruled it outside the governor's call. The measure would overhaul county school boards, cut teacher certificate boards, and save taxpayers over 1000 dollars annually. Rogers plans to refile in January's regular session and vows to place it early. He has received statewide support for rural school reform through mail praising the proposal as constructive. The plan would form a county board of presidents, remove the county superintendent role unless needed, and drop state teacher examining boards, accepting college or normal school graduation as sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Rogers
Loraineounty
Arthur Hamilton
Lebanon
Rogers
Elyrian Druggist Placed On Probation After Probe
Elyria druggist Lawrence Wagner was fined 250 dollars and given 61 days in the Canton workhouse for selling a pint of alcohol to a federal agent. The sentence was suspended and Wagner placed on probation for one year with mandatory personal reports every 30 days to Assistant U S Attorney Marc Wolpaw. Co-defendant Fred Cox was found not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lawrence Wagner
Elyria
Canton
Samuel West
Wagner
U. S
Marc Wolpaw
Fred Cox
Local man charged with gasoline theft from parked car
Alex Blank of 2502 East 33rd Street Lorain was arrested by Detective Lloyd Sweet for stealing gasoline from Katherine Becker's car on Fast Avenue undercut. He was taken from his home and will be arraigned before Mayor W H Van Oster on a charge of petit larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Blank
East 33Rd Street
Lorain
Lloyd Sweet
Katherine Becker
Bell Avenue
Fast Avenue
Blank
W. H. van Oster
Davis Indifference Pointed In Moose Lotteries Trial
New York report says defense argues Senator James J. Davis unaware of alleged Moose charity balls linked to lotteries. Witness William F. Broening cited a 1928 contract to assign Davis contract without council ratification, while Davis reportedly opposed funding schemes. Prosecutors contend charity balls functioned as lotteries under federal law.
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New York
James J. Davis
Loyal Order of Moose
Davis
Supreme Council of the Order
The
Moose
William F. Brosnuog
Fred W. Jonas
Joseph A. Jenkins
Broening
Ttle
Charles H. Tuttle
Defense
Supreme Council
Cardiff
Wales
Theodore G. Miller
Propagation Department
Bernard C. McGuire
Miller
State Building Case Against Politicians in Cleveland Trial
In Cleveland on September 24 the state pressed its embezzlement case against Maurice Maschke and five Republican accomplices tied to the Cuyahoga treasury. Witnesses described Alex Bernstein as dominating the office during his tenure as chief deputy, with three former assistants detailing pre and post embezzlement operations. Defendants include Maschke, Herman H. Finkle, Charles Bernstein, Henry Beckerman, and Herman H. Felman, all cited as aiders and abettors. Deputy treasurers remain to be called as the trial continues.
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Cleveland
Maurice Maschke
Cuyahoga County
Alex Bernstein
Treasury
Bernstein
Maschke
Herman H. Finkle
Charles Bernstein
Henry Beckerman
Herman H. Felsman
Beckerman
Cleveland Market Report from City Markets and Livestock
Markets across Cleveland show butter at 19 cents per lb extras, eggs steady with 21 to 22 cents per dozen. Poultry prices vary by type, with fowls 11 to 16 cents per lb, and ducks 10 to 12 cents. potatoes mostly 53 to 90 cents per 100 lb sack. Livestock steady to higher with hogs 4.40 to 4.50 and cattle 4.75 to 6.25 per cwt. sheep around 6 to 6.25. Chicago quotes follow with butter about 19 to 20 cents and eggs around 22 cents. Local markets list extensive produce detals for many fruits and vegetables with wide price ranges.
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Cleveland
Old Forks
Ohio
Chicago
Rock Springs
Lac
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Cobblers
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Hollandale
Minesota
Sandy Land
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Delaware
Rankin Honored by College of Surgeons
Dr John P Rankin of this city has been notified of his election to fellowship in the American College of Surgeons He is classified in general surgery Joining locally are Dr A McKitrick in general surgery Dr Gen Gill in Oto Laryngology and Ophthalmology and Dr C Mr Herald in Obstetrics and Gynecology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Rankin
American College of Surgeons
Rankin
A. &. McKitrick
Gen. Gill
C. Mr. Herald
Discuss Matter of Telephone Service at HGH School
Elyria City Board of Education studied telephony options for Elyria High School. The district with 11 trunk lines considered a secretarial cabinet at five dollars more per month or an operator system, which would save twenty dollars monthly but add operator costs. current service is sixty seven dollars fifty cents per month covering the high school and administrative offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Elyria City
Elyria Board Plans Tax Exempt Playground Property
Elyria will create a school playground on property owned by the Elyria City Board of Education in Spring Valley to qualify for tax exemption. The board learned that placing even a single playground apparatus on the site can remove all taxes, as the law exempts property used for school purposes such as a playground or baseball diamond.
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Elyria
Fay Charvat Sues Frank For Divorce In 1928 Marriage
Fay Charvat of Wellington filed suit for divorce from Frank on grounds of gross neglect of duty. They were married in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Charvat
Wellington
Frank
Local MUNY Gardens Display Jars Raised From City Growers
Jars of canned products raised in Elyria city gardens are shown in a local display at the Ohio Public building. Mrs Lucy Drake of 559 Cleveland Street prepared about 350 jars from the summer surplus and more jars remain to be filled. The city has purchased and distributed 6000 jars in two weeks to support municipal gardeners and needy residents like Mary Abraham Lorain. The mayor invites donations of jars or money to save surplus produce from city gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio
Michael
A. Rkple
Webber
Lucy Drake
Cleveland Street
Woman chosen moderator of Wooster Presbytery
In Wooster Ohio on September 28, Miss Jena Jennings a Perrysville pastorate holder was elected moderator, a historic first for the Wooster Presbytery. Julia Urban of Lorain was granted a divorce from George on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty by Judge A R Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Urban
Lorain
George
Grose
A. R. Webber
Wooster, O
Wooster Presbytery
Jena Jennings
Perrysville
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E. C. Treverton
Ohio Shoe Repair
Mill Street
Bell Co
Sheffield
Peter McGrain
Oberlin
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wikses
W. D. Cairns
England
Scotland
Cairns
Zurich
Switzerland
Thomas Henderson
Elizabeth
Coral Cables
Pla
Kenneth Peak
Akron
Locke Cooley
Hollywood Place
Romasce Webber
Ohio State University
Louise Webber
South Professor Street
A. §. Davidson
Louise Davidson
Geist
Thomas Willis
C. H. Yocom
Iowa
Eda Hoeh
Delmar Horning
Evelyn
Albert Hoek
Bill
Elyrian
Dav
Hubbard
College OF Surgeons
HGH School
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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