Eagles Plan For District Convention In Elyria
The Tenth District of the Fraternal Order of Eagles completed plans for a district convention in Elyria on April 10 at a district meeting with 150 members. Delegates from 16 Aeries, including Lorain, Amherst, Wellington, Cleveland, and Elyria, will attend. The district reports over 1,900 new members in six months and a large initiation class, plus entertainment and an amateur show with 23 entries scheduled for the club tonight.
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Eagles
Elyria
Tenth District
Lorain Aérie
Lorain
Amherst
Wellington
Bedford
Cleveland
Mt. Pleasant
Garfield Heights
Painesville
Forest City
Aerie
Chardov
Brookside
Collinwood
Berea
Elyria Eagles
Aerie’s
Lab
J. L. Mathis
Court actions filed against Baskin and Schwartz in Lorain
In And About The Court House, the Home Owners Loan Corporation filed suit today against Edward Baskin for 5100 and sought foreclosure of property in Lorain. L. J. Dean also filed suit today against George W. Schwartz of Lorain for 2272, claiming due for a cement burial rails manufactured by the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Edward Baskin
Lorain
L. J. Dean
George VV. Schwartz
Alex Cooley
George Spencer, Jr
Cleveland Trust Company
Laura Wirt
Sheffield Lake
Former Elyrian Elks Leader Addresses Cleveland Crowd
Charles Spencer Hart former grand exalted ruler of the Elks spoke before a large audience in Cleveland. Elyria Elks sent greetings through TAL Posyell as Hart recalled serving as secretary at TALE and discussed foreclosure suits and Chamber of Commerce figures. He highlighted Americanism and democracy contrasting with dictatorship and noted fraternal organizations’ roles amid global tensions.
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Charles Spencer Hart
New York
Mike
Evrae Charmiter
Conmered
Eiyria
Elkis
Cleveland
Elyria Elks
Major Hart
Tal Posyell
Socat Lodge
Ing Company
Elyria Chamber
Com
Charles “Veff
Edgar F
Paddy
Grafton
Align
Chamber of Commerce
R. B. Lersch
Chanter
Lersch
Order of Elks
Jim Armitage
Grand Lodge
Ohio Elks Association
Armitage
J. Shafer
Columbus
Uratton Savings and Bank
Marion
Cleveland Lodge
Grif fin widow sues New York Central over fatal Vermilion crash
Gladys Lytle Griffin, 47, died in a automobile aumobile crash at Vermilion crossing when a New York Central train struck her car on August 28, 1836. Donald E. Lytle as administrator seeks $15.00 damages claiming defective warning signals contributed to the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Lytle Griffin
Vermilion Crossing
New York Central Railroad
Donald E. Lytle
Riffin
Mother of Elyria Man Passes in Canal Winchester Ohio
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Elizabeth Ewing Peden Scott near Canal Winchester on March 28. Born June vend 181 near Ewimeton, she was the daughter of John and Elizabeth Peden, married to Elias Scott Dec 5, and died at age 68 years 9 months 7 days. Survived by four children Henry Emmett Scott Rosa Viola Reort Evertee Leonard Scott Mable Alberta Hilmetroon, 14 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. She joined the church at eleven, kept Bible with devotion, and taught school at 16. The last of ten siblings, she lived in Ohio and had resided with Mable Hilmetroon for ten years.
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Kenry Emmett Stall
Land Street
Canal Winchester
Scntt
Ewimeton
Galila County
Henry Emmett Scott
Cleveland Street
Rosa Viola Reort
Evertee Leonard Scott
Idaho Falls
Idaby
Mable
Alberta Hilmetroon
Ler Jns
Shu
Church
Ewington Academy
Ewington
Ohio
Many Fire Alarms But Loss Is Small
Elyria reported nearly double the fire alarms last month versus March last year due to many grass fires causing no property damage. Eight grass fires in one day, 44 alarms last month versus 25 in March last year, and fire loss of 281 dollars compared with 17 243.86 last year. In first quarter, alarms rose to 78 from 60, while fire loss dropped to 7716.02 from 20 136.33, a decline of over 96 percent.
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Elyria
W. N. Bates
Granite Concrete Block and Coal Company
Wurst
Building Permits Issued In March Totals 65
Building improvements last month totalling 44502 were reported by Building Inspector Hart Dickason in his monthly report. Permits issued in March covered 22860 in commercial work and 12842 in residential, plus garages valued at 31000. A total of 65 permits were issued, generating almost 101 dollars in fees. In Cleveland, Frank Braehay, 72, fell from a second story window while repairing a water spout, suffering injuries that caused his death.
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Hart Dicckason
Dickason
Clevelani
Frank Braehay
Mayor's Court Receipts Reported for March
City court receipts for March totaled 661.80 with fines reaching 857 and court costs 201. Other receipts include liquor licenses and beer taxes, though details are unclear. J G Schro Clerk prepared the report.
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J. G. Schro
Local Deaths Reported in Elyria Area Obituaries
Several obituaries from Elyria and nearby towns note deaths during the period. Emil W. Brown 72 of Elyria died on the Oberlin road, survived by three sons plus five grandchildren and two sisters, with funeral at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. John Dollard, former Warren resident and toolmaker, aged 76, died at 702 West Broad, survived by wife and two daughters, with funeral at St Mary’s Church. Additional notices mention Mrs Smith of Norwich township and services planned at South Murray Ridge cemetery with Rev Ernst Irion officiating. Funeral arrangements pending. burial details to follow.
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Emil W. Brown
Oberlin
Ger
Sto Punts
Sas
Frank.eer
Gust Brown
Elvvias
William
Elmer
Robert
Floren
Augusta Geide
Elyria
Maria Mery
Liwilt
Ernstine Brown
Sudro-Curtis
Ernst Irion
Murray Ridge
John Dollard
West Broaders
Warren
Ohio
Elgrin
Western A Automatice Co
Margaret
Hey
St. Mary's Church
Shelby
Whim
South Orange
New Jersey
W. Cols
Wak Park
Lincing
Edward Dollard
Lorain
Josep Dollard
Destroit
Michigan
Mtr
Dollard
Knights of Columbus
St. Mary's Charley
William Mossey
St. Mary's Cemetery
Students tour Western Automatic Plant in Elyria visit
Four Ely School eighth graders explored the Western Automatic Machine Screw Company plant as part of an industrial geography study guided by Miss Elizabeth Yoder. They observed forging and heat processes, thought the Navy and aviation parts, and noted the Elyria facility services auto and stove components with parts for airplanes and ships.
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United States
Ely
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Elizabeth Yoder
Robert Buol
Elyria
Vonps
Screw Commins
Hartford
Chicera
Oberlin Men At Conference Summary Event
Oberlin delegates attend a national conference focusing on college curriculum and ensemble organization. The gathering features discussions on woodwind sectional rehearsals and high school band and orchestra leadership with about seven thousand educators present.
Oberlin Choir To Make Tour
The A Cappella Choir directed by Cat Christie will tour 204 miles from Oberlin through Pennsylvania and New Jersey in spring. Schedule includes Youngstown first, then Sharon, Tyrone, Privestop, Roselle Park, a New York City NBC broadcast, concerts in Summit and Bethlehem, a Gettysburg history tour, a Chambburg concert, and final shows in Pittsburgh and Columbus before returning to Oberlin around midnight on April 11.
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Cat C. Christiessen
Miles Chron Uhiu
Pennsylvania
York
Ober
Lo P
Youngstown
Sharon J
Indiana State Teach College
Flrst
Presbyterian Church of
Distinctive debut praised for Oberlin pianist
Miss Joselle Rezagian, a young graduate pianist from Oberlin University and Vassar College, impressed critics with a varied debut recital at Goodman Theatre. Janet Gunn of the Chicago Herald Examiner praised her poised technique, strong tone, and confident interpretation of Bach, Brahms, moderns, and Kopin in a taxing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Jlosella Bezazian
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Janet Gunn
Chicago Ilinois
Herald-Examiner
Bazazian
Goodman Theatre
Guon
Joselle Rezagian
Oberlin University
Vassar College
Officers Elected By Home Council In 1938 39 Plan
Officers who will head the Loris County Women's Home Council for the coming year were elected at the council’s Spring meeting at Mrs Jessie Moore’s home in Brighton. New president is Mrs Henry Leimbach, vice president Mrs E C Cotton, secretary Mrs A J Cooper and treasurer Mrs A H Sheldon. Plans for three project meetings in each of 20 communities from November 1 to April 1 include sessions on electrical care and dressmaking plus instruction in constructing dresses.
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Loris County
Counci
Conncr
Jessie Moore
Brighton
Henry Leimbach
Brownhelm Township
Fp, Or, Portman
Henrietta
E. C. Cotton
Elyria Township
van Ohio
Camp Cras
Dals
Oan
Portage County
Frances Eckert
County Hone
Agen
Wes Mead Petty
Henriatta
Harry Lauer Cartiste
Lad Remen
Penfield
Charles Wise
Baiden
Nela Park Oel
Cleveland
Orther
Con Williams
Middle Avnie
Glass Bill Clears Senate to Back RFC Loans for Industry
Washington April passage looms as Senate approves the Glass Bill authorizing loans by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to businesses and municipalities. Senator Carter Glass warned that blocking the bill threatens small business loan access, while RFC officials claim the measure would not worsen debt and that the RFC has ample funds and insurance against losses.
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Washington
aApril
Senate
Glass
United Suites Senate
REC
Congressionaal
New Deal
RFC
Jesse Dones
Ghiss’ Committee
Elevator Operator Believes In Life At Elyria Memorial
Pete Talert, an Elyria Memorial Hospital elevator operator, clings to the old saying there is life there is hope. He has long served the hospital, and after a year of illness lately remained patient but determined. He was once sedated at the Cottage Home during a summer trial, then returned to work to steer the hospital’s daily rhythm with quiet resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Talert
Ctuvater
Elyria Menorial Hospital
Au Ute
Pere
Bes
Pete
Oberlin News In Brief From Local School And Club Reports
The Querlin Highschool Band will present a double feature program this evening at the Mid school. The concert will be held at 4:00 am. Harold Papworth and Tommy Gayters will perform. Campire Cavaliers will provide music for dancing after. Proceeds fund instruments. The Literary and Social Club met at Mrs. C. Gilbert’s home with Mrs. Rh. sai Mire as hostess. Forty five attended. Mrs. Dr. H. Trufant shared her trip to Mexico. A spring vacation for Oberlin public schools starts today. college recess begins Saturday with classes resuming April 12. Oberlin School of Commerce students enjoy their break. Townsmen No. 1 fish fry April 5 at the K P Hall. W. B. Albers will show visual education pictures. A Brey Bank dinner party included many guests. A North Park street social featured games and refreshments hosted by the Womens’ Corps. The Lorain Elyria Choirs sing at Rust Methodist Church in Oberlin tonight. Mrs. David Morer leaves Saturday for Washington and Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cheney and children of Berea visit Mrs. Squires. Prof. and Mrs. Wd. Boyers plan a Pittsburgh trip. Mrs. George Quinn returns home from Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Lotten Lowe return to Oberlin after winter in Miami.
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Ubehein
Querlin
Tommy Gayters
Harold Papworth
Wille
Campire Cavaliers
C. A. Gilbert
Rh. Sai Mire
F. BE. Craig
Apels
H. Trufant
Mexico
Oberlin
Oberlin School Ofommerce
Oberlin ‘Townsem) Club No. 1
P. Hall
W. B. Albers
Cuyahoga Falls
David Morer
Elm Street
Washington
D. C
Pennsylvania
Francis Cheney
Berea
Squires
Fast College Sireer
W dl. Boyers
Forest Street
Pittsburgh
George Quinn
Union Street
Cleveland
Lotten Lowe
Miami
Florida
Oberlin Professors Attend National Music Conference
Professors Waln and Gehrkeps represent Oberlin at the Music Educators National Conference in St. Louis this week. Waln presents a paper on Organization of Ensembles in College Curriculum and directs woodwind sectional rehearsals for the national high school band and orchestra. Gehrkens serves as chairman of the past presidents and edits the conference year book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Mms
Uehr
Dan
Feretic
Waln
Gehrkeps
St. Louis
Gehrkens
Market Prices and Produce Notes From Regional Basket
Markets show mixed activity with prices for Plymouth White Rock fries and other fresh produce steady. Ohio Wisconsin listings indicate varying values for grains and vegetables as traders report fluctuating demand while departments note receipts and spring supplies.
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Alupabe
Plymouth
U.S
Tate Drys
Westie Ous
Ohio
Pee Vent
Wisconsin
Florida
Howe
Anand
Last Minute Rush For Auto Licenses
Dealers and deputy registrars reported a late rush for automobile licenses as the midnight deadline approached. Many motorists crowded offices seeking renewals or new registrations amid delays and high demand.
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Eiyrian
New Elks
Common Pleas
Guy E. Findley
James L. Grant
Grant
Louise B. Squire
Masonic Temple
Stone's Grill
Stu
LMI
Murbach
Mason
Smith
Myre Oifare
Faane
Lala
Lis Smith Stack
Bo Smith
Japer
Attica
Ties Hrdy
Gates Avenue
Evmth
W. Brown
Arek. Florist
Nroad Street
Fhone
Western Automatic
Oberlin Choir
Broad ST
Home Council
Wisbon
Url Rogers
Eun- Hon
Clarence Sf
Liverpool
Avidins
Terey
Hlupe
Esther Wood
N. Professe
St. Phone
Union &T
Entertains Club
Dinnetl
Vate
Thy Brey
Mveowudk
Tiarald Sdawaeids Me
Co Fyspillen
Dorothy Sarbes
Abmrte Miller Rene Worceste
Porpey Rowore
Nostess
Jon
Chunmmpigna
North Park Street
Ierioon
Rust Methodist Church
Court
Street
Sederis Restaurant
Rrsen
Wir
Reid
Steet
Vaya Rani
Datewads Lowe
Warket Pre ‘ Aa
Jonathan Teliagis Dellelous
Ashtabula
Fae
Wario -Hothouse
Erarlye
Sousite
Gethve
Iit Hare
Wlonigs Gonl
Oda
Weber
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Bluebird
Edith Mae
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
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