Lorain County Board of Education Meets in April
The Lorain County Board of Education held its April session with reports from county school officials and approval of last month’s bills. Superintendent M. P. Vaughn outlined visits to 45 teachers and participation in four committee meetings, board meetings, and a PTA gathering. Music Supervisor Gerald M. Frank reported visits to 29 schools, three rehearsals, four concerts, and PTA and related meetings. Assistant Superintendent Emma Gleason noted 60 teacher visits and several PTA and committee meetings. Attendance official A. T. Smith logged 104 visits to absentees or truants, issued notices, returned two absentees, and excused one student. Distribution of absentee visits spanned South Amherst, Sheffield Lake, Avon, and other townships, with several districts not needing visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Emma Gleason
A. T. Smith
South Amherst
Sheffield Lake
Avon
Brownhelm Township
East Carlisle
Elyria Township
LaGrange
Clearview
Avon Lake
Brighton Township
Eaton Township
Henrietta Township
Pittsfield
Ridgeville Township
Rochester Township
Gar Wood Reaches 111 MPH On Biscayne Bay
In Miami Beach on April 2 Gar Wood the motorboat speed king pushed Miss America X across Biscayne Bay in two unofficial trial runs that likely topped the saltwater record of 111 miles an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Gar Wood
Biscayne Bay
Kiwanians View Film on Canal Zone Trip
Elyria Kiwanis Club will view a motion picture titled Neath Sunny Skies at noon Thursday at the Elks Restaurant. The Illinois Central Railroad produced the film showing a trip from Chicago to Memphis New Orleans Mexico and the Canal Zone. W W Wilson of the New York Central publicity department will supervise the viewing arranged with Al Strong and the railroad.
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Chicago
Canal Zone
Central America
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elks
Illinois Central Railroad
Memphis
New Orleans
Mexico
al Strong
Railroad
W. W. Wilson
New York Central Railroad Publicity Department
Guaranteed Relief Tablets Adla Stomach Ad
Guaranteed treatment for tender stomach with quick relief from stomach pains between meals due to acidity indigestion and heartburn. If not satisfied money refunded. C W Phillips Drug Store.
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Emil
C. W. Phillip’s Drug Store
Loyalty Of Boy Wins Favor Of Dog Warden
George Hearne a 15 year old from 507 West River Street hiked to Cleveland to reclaim his lost dog. He walked back and the Cuyahoga dog warden released the animal despite the dog lacking a license after the boy offered to repay the license fee by work. The Lorain County warden also declined to seize the dog and supported the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George Hearne
West River Street
H. L. Leffingwell
Cuyahoga County
Lorain County
George
Leffingwell
Elyria
Cuyahoga
Lee Minkler
Minkler
Hearne
Mr. Hearne
Former Elyrian Fred Haueisen Dies in Florida
Funeral services were held at St. Petersburg Florida for Fred L Haueisen 57 a former Elyrian who had lived in St. Petersburg nine years He died Wednesday at his home He was a retired carpenter Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Perry Marsh of St Petersburg his mother Mrs Catherine Haueisen of Richland Washington a sister and three brothers One brother E B Haueisen of Amherst He was a member of Grace M E Church at St Petersburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Florida
Fred L. Haueisen
Elyria
Haueisen
Perry Marsh
Catherine Haueisen
Richland
Washington
E. 8. Haueisen
Amherst
Grace M. E. Church
Hitching Methods To Be Demonstrated At Two Ohio Farms
The county agricultural extension service and the Northern Ohio Horse Association will host demonstrations on hitching three to six horses to farm implements. The first session is Thursday at William Murray farm in Roche ter Township, the second Friday at Simeon Nash farm in Russia Township. Ohio State University extension specialist will attend both events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
County Agricultural Extension Service
Northern Ohio Horse Association
William Murray
Rochester Township
Simeon Nash
Russia Township
L. P. McCann
Ohio State University
1 000 Miners Strike in Pennsylvania District
In Tarentum and New Kensington districts about 1,000 miners walked out today amid a general dissatisfaction strike. Nineteen to fifteen mines were closed as settlement talks began to resolve the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarentum
Tarentum-New Kensington
Many Purchasing Auto Licenses on Elyria Streets
Auto owners flocked to Elyria deputy registrar offices as license plates were sold at three fourths the regular price. The first of three yearly reductions began yesterday, with a line often forming as buyers aimed to end three months of idle plates. The next reductions are slated for July 1 and October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ose
Prosecutor Addresses University Club Meeting
County prosecutor Howard R. Butler spoke to about 31 members of the University Club at a Church of Christ dinner. He urged college and university graduates to aid in reducing crime and announced a special Y M C A meeting next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
University Club
Howard R. Butler
Cbhurch of Christ
Butler
Lorain Countians Granted Paroles from Mansfield
Sixty six inmates at the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield received paroles from the state board. Lorain county residents Harry Reynold and William Gustin son were among them. Reynold is slated for release May 15 and Gustin son for June 1. Both were convicted of breaking and entering with intent to commit theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
State Board of Paroles
Columbus
Harry Reynold
William Gutensonn
Court Actions and Divorces Reported in Local Jurisdictions
Leon A Mapes of Elyria seeks divorce from Marrie Mapes on grounds of gross neglect. married 1925. Cleveland Trust Co. wins cognovit note judgment against William and Rose Longley of Avon Lake for 5165 pounds in common pleas court yesterday. Independent Savings and Loan Co. sues The Maryland Casualty Co. for 255 dollars on a bond. bond backed Mildred Smith who allegedly misappropriated funds. Union Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit sues Maurice Barr et al. for 2448 dollars on promissory note. Foreclosure sought on a La Grange township property. bank also sues Thomas Buckingham et al. for 5854 dollars and asks foreclosure to Grafton. Central Lorain Mortgage files action against Andrezej Sczepanski et al of Lorain for 21377 dollars on promissory note. receiver for Lorain property also requested. Catherine Combs of Lorain sues William T. Combs for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect. A statutory action by Mildred Hall against Jose Kieia was bound over to common pleas court by Justice Petro yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Trust Company
William and
Rose Longley
Avon Lake
Common Pleas
Yesterdar
The
Independent Savings and Loan Company
Maryland Casualty Company
Mildred Smith
Union Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit
Maurice Barr Et al
la Grange Township
Central Lorain Mortgage Loan Company
Andrezej Sczepanski
Mildred Hall
Jose Kieia
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Petro
Seed Loan Applications Open for Lorain County Farmers
Lorain County farmers may file first seed loan applications tomorrow at the county agricultural extension service offices in the Iylla Savings and Trust Building. Loans cover seed and fertilizer with preliminary amounts from $19 to a stated maximum. applications will be accepted Wednesday through Friday at the extension offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Country Agricultural Extension Service
Iylla Savings and Trust
Huffman
Woednerdave
Gare
Fertvica Officos
Leota Stanfield Obituary in Oberlin Ohio
Leota May Stanfield 28 wife of Keith C Stanfield died yesterday at Allen hospital after months of illness. Born Wakeman May 25 1906 she married Keith Stanfield December 25 1931. Member of Eastern Star Oberlin BPW Cong Church Wakeman. Survived by husband parents two brothers Locke Oberlin George Lorain sister Anne Wakeman. Funeral Thursday 2:00 at Stanfield home 55 Groveland Street conducted by Reichlen Cooley Lorain. Interment Wakeman cemetery.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Leota May Stanfeld
Keith C. Stanfield
Allen Hospital
Leota Cooley
Charles Cooley
Wakeman
Keith Stanfield
Eastern Star Lodge
Oberlin Business and Professional Women’s Club
Congregational Church
Locke Cooley
George Cooley
Lorain
Anne
Stanfield
Groveland Street
Reichlen and Cooley
J. A
Couple Honored On 50th Anniversary
A family dinner at Mr and Mrs Charles Feaking home honored the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J R Feakins. A pot luck meal and social time followed. Bouquets and a purse were given to the couple. A group photo was taken by Mr Collins. Attendees included Mrs Mary Gordon Cleveland Mr and Mrs Francis Biddinger Elyria Mr and Mrs Orlo Fast Mr and Mrs Harold Fast Mr and Mrs Clarton Biddinger and daughter Jessie Mrs Myrta Smith Nova Mr and Mrs Leroy Fox Mr and Mrs Charles Fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Feaking
J. R. Feakins
Collins
Mary Gordon
Cleveland
Francis Biddinger
Elyria
Orlo Fast
Harold Fast
Clarton Biddinger
Jessie
Myrta Smith
Nova
Leroy Fox
Charles Fast
Local Families Gather for Social Event in Ashland and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Kay Witner and daughter Evelyn join Mr and Mrs Floyd Smith and daughter Portia in Ashland. Also listed are Miss Ilo Fast Polk Mr and Mrs Otis Biddinger and family West Salem Mr and Mrs Harry Pratt Wellington Mr and Mrs C Fenkins and Mr and Mrs G O Fenkins and family George Shaffstall and Mr and Mrs J K Feakins with Zello Feakins of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Witner
Evelyn
Floyd Smith
Portia
Ashland
Llo Fast
Polk
Otis Biddinger
West Salem
Harry Pratt
Wellington
Fenkins
G. O. Fenkins
George Shaffstall
J. K. Feakins
Zello Feakins
Oberlin
Three Girls Chosen for State Home Economics Convention
Wanda Powers Betty Wendt and Pauline Crosby selected to attend the state Home Economics convention in Columbus on April 6. Similar to Berea event, it will include representatives from many Ohio schools. Oberlin High head Mrs Reatruck also plans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Powers
Betty Wendt
Pauline Crosby
Columbus
Berea
Ohio
Reatruck
Oberlin High
Oberlin notes and visits from local residents
C E Wigton to return to Oberlin tonight after time with his Sunbury parents. Carrie Pease Oberlin High School teacher visiting Howe Indiana. James Hall spoke at Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon on the male voice in grand opera with phono graph illustrations at Oberlin Inn. Mrs J S Wetherill hosted Visiting Nurse Committee at West Lorain home. Teddy Wigton moved from Allen Hospital to West Lorain Street home after appendicitis operation. Janice Beckwith Oberlin High history teacher spending spring vacation in Berea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Wigton
Oberlin
Sunbury
Carrie Pease
Oberlin High School
Howe
Indiana
James Hall
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
J. S. Wetherill
West Lorain Street
Teddy Wigton
Allen Hospital
Janice Beckwith
Berea
Labor union protest over steel plant strike in Elyria
The Elyria Central Labor Union secretary A R Kemp filed a formal protest read by Council Clerk Dan Symons. The letter argues county and city officials failed to ensure impartial justice in the Superior Division of Steel and Tubes strike, citing violence by guards, intimidation of workers, out of town detectives, and biased enforcement. It condemns guards and subsidies to strikebreakers and urges fair handling by authorities and cost limits on guards. The protest commends officials who sought fair treatment of all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Kemp
Central Labor Union
Dan B. Symons
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Elyria
Lorain County
Elyria Central Labor Union
Sinrel Company
Tnce
Governor Outlines Budget Allocations for Pensions and Schools
The governor presents a plan detailing earmarked funds for old age pensions 26004.990 for half year unemployment relief 6000.990 retirement of county poor relief bonds 4000.000 with the rest shared 325.990.000 to public schools and 160000 to local governments. An extra one percent excise tax on public utilities would yield about 2.49 million annually, covering 19 percent of bond principal and all interest on county poor relief bonds. He aims to save enough to provide 6 million from the general revenue fund for pensions. The state operates with no debt aside from 750000 in bonds from the last administration due to the office building explosion. He expects careful economy to balance the budget and show fiscal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Revenue Fund
Cars Sold In Lorain County In March
Lorain County dealers sold 231 passenger cars in March and 27 new trucks. February figures were 168 cars and 20 trucks, while March 1934 had 128 new cars and 18 trucks, per the clerk of courts records on motor sales.
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Lorain County
Milk Producers And Dealers To Meet In Lorain County
Lorain County milk producers and dealers plan a dinner meeting at the Hotel Antlers in Lorain next Monday at 6 45 p m. George Warner of Wellington, an Ohio Milk Marketing Commission member, will lead talks with Harvey Spellman and Earl Quackenbush on future milk industry regulation. The gathering aims to gauge state commission stance on upcoming developments. W C Barber will preside as H H Kimmel notes recent enforcement improvements under the regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Earl Quackenbush
District Dairy Council
State Commission
H. H. Kimmel
Lorain
W. C. Barber
Kimmel
Milk Commission
New Stage Scenery At Gates School
The Gates School auditorium gains a fresh red velour curtain and new scenery designed by William Lovejoy and built by Fred Ernshaw. The set matches the ivory tan and lettuce green color scheme, enhancing plays and school entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates School
William Lovejoy
Fred Ernshaw
Death of J Emery Hosler farmer and community member
J Emery Hosler husband of Anna Schulz Hosler died Monday at his home in Grafton after a 10 week illness. Born January 22, 1874 in West Salem Ohio he lived in Lakewood before moving to Grafton 15 years ago to farm. He belonged to Belden M E Church Gaston G Allen Masonic Lodge of Lakewood and Belden Grange. Survived by widow daughter Mrs O J Lehman granddaughter Peggy Lehman of Elyria two brothers Fred and Charles Hosler and sister Ella Hosler all of Lakewood. Funeral from Belden M E church Thursday at 2 p m with Rev E R Haines. burial in North Street Cemetery, Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Emery Hosler
Anna Schulz Hosler
R. D
Grafton
West Salem
Ohio
Lakewood
Belden
Peggy Lehman
Elyria
Fred
Charles Hosler
Ella Hosler
Nichols Funeral Home
Belden M. E
E. R. Haines
Lakewood Masonic Lodge
North Street
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Report
Cleveland markets show steady conditions across produce and poultry with receipts modest. Livestock trade remains active as cattle, calves, sheep and lambs price ranges are listed by weight, with steers, heifers, cows and hogs all described as steady to strong for the period, including prime and choice values and price spread details.
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Stagh
Ohio Senate Passes Medical Board and Liquor Board Nominations
Senators advanced several measures including parochial school aid and public school funding bills. The chamber passed a minor medical aid bill for minors and approved tax bill preparation by county auditors, while rejecting a delinquent tax compromise. A conference of governors sought to end toll bridges over the Ohio River. Governor Davey also sent Roy C. Hunter and George Eppley nominations to the Senate for confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoder
Senate
House
San Campbell
Guernsey County
Gatehouse
Wayne County
Sen
Lipscher
Mahoning County
Campbell
Belmont County
Ohile
Kentuky
West Virginia
Ohio River
Roy C. Hunter
Wapakoneta
Ohio Medical Board
George Eppley
Cleveland
Liquor Board
Davey
Senate Rules Committee
Fifteen Boys Attend Camp At Elyria YMCA Camp
Fifteen Junior Hi-Y Club members began a two day stay at Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River under leaders Robert H. Goacher Richard Fey and Douglas Brydon. They will combine work and play building a council range for camp fire sessions and participate in outdoor activities during spring vacation. Fifteen Jefferson Torch Club members spent a day at the camp earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss-See- Kes
Elyria
Vermilion River
Robert H. Goacher
Richard Fey
Douglas Brydon
Hi-Y
Jefferson Torch Club
Bailey to be Grand Master of Ohio in forthcoming convention
Bailey, a former Elyrian, will be elevated to Grand Master of Ohio. He previously served as assistant superintendent of Lorain County schools and is currently superintendent of Plymouth schools. Further convention plans will be set at the next general committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Ohio
Lorain County
Plymouth
Local Police Head Absent as Chief Stankard Ill
Captain Corbett E. Southam led the department today in the absence of Chief E J Stankard who is confined at home with grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett E. Southam
E. J. Stankard
Knights of Columbus Campaign Speech Advocates Citizenship Duty
Columbus speaker Frey cites Christian principles and mutual aid as core duties of citizens and Knights. He highlights WWI work praised by Pershing and Foch, cites Coolidge and Boy Scouts leaders, and warns against Communism’s threat. Local Knights urge new members and plan a meeting to discuss urgent civic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Christ
Frey
Knights of Columbus
Pershing
Marshal Foch
Knights
President Coolidge
Massachusetts
Order
New York Police
William Edwin Hall
Boys’ Club of America
James E. West
Boy Scouts of America
Nees
Wiliam Gamble
Hichard Teasdale
Edward Kehoe
Northern
Unpleasant World Tense With Human Impact
A reflective statement notes that human actions are making the world more uncomfortable and difficult to live in than it should be. It emphasizes responsibility and the need for change.
Ohio governor cites shock at death of liquor official
Columbus Ohio April 2 Governor Martin L Davey expressed deep regret upon learning of the death by his own hand of E G Mathews former chief inspector of the state liquor control department The governor called the event dreadful and said he was terribly sorry to hear it Mathews left a widow and two children aged 14 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Martin L. Davey
E. G. Mathews
State Liquor Control Department
War Department Buys 15 More Martin Bombing Planes
Washington April 2 The War Department contracted for the purchase of 15 additional Martin bombing planes to augment the formidable Martin bomber fleet in the Army Air Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Army Air Corps
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County Board
Gar
Bulletin
Elyrian
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Hamburg
Broad Street
Leon A. Mapes
Marrie Mapez
Thomas Buckingham Et al
Catherine Combs
William T. Combs
Ro McCausland
P Tseburgh
Smeccausland
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
Phouvo
Steel and Tubes
Gates
Maine
New York
Cleveland Livestock
Stankard III
Blue Bird Court Street
the O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Blyna. Ghio
George 8. Wahrman
Ndle Avenue
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