Elyria Library Adds Varied New Books This Week
The Elyria Library announces a fresh batch of new titles selected by librarian Miss Edna G. Moore. Books include Fifty Million Brothers, Dietetics Simplified, Bridges, The Complete Garden, Art in Every Day Life, Art in Home and Clothing, Saltwater Farm, Swear by the Night, Wingless Victory, Whiteoaks, Pride and Prejudice, Beam Ends, My Father, My Battle Mein Kampf, A Woman Surgeon, Paul Robeson Negro, Memoirs of a Small Town Surgeon, The D A Calls It Murder, The Four Marys, Prairie Stories, No Stranger to My Heart.
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Elyria
Edna G. Moore
Ferguson
Bogert
Bormann
Taylor and Cooper
Goldstein
Trilling
Coffing
Crane
Anderson
de la Roche
Jerome
Flynn
Ludwig
Oegain
Hitler
Morton
Paul Robeson
Robeson
Wheeler
D. A
Gardinner
Lea
Stringer
Montross
Ohio State Medical Association Meeting Details
At least three Lorain County physicians will represent medical organizations of the county at the ninety first annual meeting of the Ohio State Medical Association in Cleveland. The event gathers doctors from across Ohio to discuss policy and medical practice developments.
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Lorain County
Ohio State Medical Association
Lorain County Leaders Slated for State Meeting in Columbus
The state organization in Columbus announced attendance by Lorain County officials on April 2 and 29. Delegates include Dr. V. Burley of Lorain as a full delegate, Dr. Charles R. Meek of Lorain as alternate and secretary, and Dr. L. H. Trufant as county president.
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Dayton
Columbus
Lorain
V. Burley
Charles R. Meek
L. "H Trufant
The
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Music Acts Set for Grace Moore Show and Local Bands
Grace Moore headlines a Saturday program featuring the Serenaders and the Barger Band with Bestor Band and University of Cincinnati radio hour from RFD location. Local venues host the concert circuit and radio slot.
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Sanders
Serenaders
Martin
Kyser
Jmeren
Three Hanover students killed in Millville Avenue crossing crash
Three Hanover township high school students William Chapman Jr 17 George Wolsefer 17 and Raymond Crawford 16 died when a Baltimore and Ohio freight train collided with their automobile at Millville Avenue crossing. The car was driven by Crawford. Train crew said brakes were applied but could not stop within about a half mile. train speed was near 20 mph. Wolsefer’s body was thrown clear Chapman was decapitated Crawford died later in hospital after 20 minutes of extraction from the cow catcher.
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Hamilton
Hanover Township
Baltimore & Ohio
Millville Avenue
William Chapman, Jr
George Wolsefer, Jr
Raymond Crawford
Crawford
Wolsefer
Chapman
Charles Lykens
Kenneth Smith
Indianapolis
L. W. Brenner
S. G. Hart. Iireman
Doctors to Gather for Medical Society Meeting
About 1500 Ohio physicians are expected to attend the society meeting. Speakers include Dr. Walter C. Alvarez of Rochester Minnesota Dr. Frank E. Adair of New York City Dr. Fred W. Rankin of Lexington Kentucky Dr. Weston A. Price of Cleveland Dr. Harry Gradie of Chicago and author Lloyd C Douglas who will discuss Facts and Fiction About Doctors.
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Medical Society
Ohio
Walter C. Alvarez
Rochester
Minn
Frank E. Adair
New York City
Fred W. Rankin
Lexington
Weston A. Price
Cleveland
Harry §. Gradie
Chicago
Lloyd C. Douglas
Hawaii Plants Acorn-Like Trees On Lava Wasteland
Hawaii has grown an acorn-like tree into a landscape of 000 acres of arid lava wasteland planted since Father Bache introduced the albaroba tree a century ago. The trees supply beans for cattle feed and show how a small seed can become a regional resource.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Bachelot
Horse prices rise as good work horses cost more than used cars
Berkeley based Giannini Foundation reports that a good work horse now costs 110 dollars, up from 90 dollars in 1928, showing horse flesh increasing in value compared to second hand autos. The finding highlights escalating costs for traditional draft animals.
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Berkeley
Cal
Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Research
Acorn and Walnut Planting Aims to Curb Erosion in Kansas
Soil Conservation Service workers planted more than 2,900,000 acorns and 8,600 pounds of black walnuts in Kansas to combat soil erosion. The project was directed by George W. Hood regional forester for the S C S.
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Salina, Kas
Kansas
Soil Conservation Service
George W. Hood
Community Club Night Parkered with Card Parties and Rehearsals
News From Correspondents lists tonight events across towns. Meetings include Odd Fellows card party in Dover and Grange activities in North Ridgeville and Oberlin. Local choirs and Masonic groups gather with luncheons and dinners noted.
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Avon
Baptist Church
Dover
Avon Lake Ladies Dance and Litchfield Communion Service
Avon Lake Ladies Sodality hosts a Trinity parish dance while Eaton and Fields announce musical and dramatic programs at local churches. Litchfield observes communion service as listed with Monday April 3, 1937 programs subject to change.
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Avon Lake
Ladies Sodality
Trinity Hall
M. E
Litchfield
Grange Meeting Adds Members and Plans Degrees
The Somerville Grange meeting reviewed new applications bringing the class total to eight. The first and second degrees will be conferred at the April 15 meeting. Irene Dunlap and Helen Collingwood sang with Elizabeth Cole on piano, and Albert Bushnell Hart Jr. gave an illustrated talk on Japan. Mrs. A B Hart Jr of Somerville Grange No 350 attended. Lights refreshments followed.
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Othy
Knapp
Irene Dunlap
Helen Collingwood
Elizabeth Cole
Japan
Albert Bushnell Hart Jr
A. B. Hart, Jr
Somerville Grange No
Somerville
Mass
Columbia School Honor Roll Eighty Percent or Better
Columbia students named to the third nine weeks honor roll for high conduct and grades. List includes multiple students across first through high school, with many Bartter, Bolling, Gifford, and Royer family names across grades.
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Columbia
Columbia School
Mona Thury
Ramon Harrington
Shirley Roth
Shirley van Arsdale
Helen Bartter
Phyllis Bolling
Doris Cole
Dolores Green
Barbra Hammon
Glenora Khopf
Helen Kyanko
Consuello Stinchcomb
Carolyn Woodworth
Nelson Crocker
Marjorie Walters
Audrey Witteman
Dorothy Christensen
Gladys Cole
Lawrence Gifford
Ruth Bartter
Lyn Bartter
Olva Bolling
Thelma Cartwright
George Gifford
William Miller
Andrew Barber
Louis Odor
Glenn Putt
Margaret Bartter
Pauline Martin
Elizabeth Churchward
Elizabeth Keyse
Ellen Bainbridge
Rowena Ingersoll
Esther Molison
Ethel Wilkins
Stanley Zelaski
Surprise Birthday for Mrs Nelson Gross
On Thursday evening April 1 guests including Mr and Mrs Arthur Maxworthy Mr and Mrs Marlin Kolb Mr and Mrs W R Kemp of Chippewa Lake and Mr and Mrs Carl Kaufman of Parma surprised Mrs Nelson Gross on her 23rd birthday. They gave a lace table cloth and buffet scarf, enjoyed cards, and shared a picnic supper.
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Arthur Maxworthy
Marlin Kolb
W. R. Kemp
Chippewa Lake
Carl Kaufman
Parma
Nelson Gross
Pennies Saved Two Years For Jamboree Trip
Scoutmaster L. Whittred of Queensland saved English pennies for two years to fund his journey to the World Jamboree in Holland. He has four 19 pound cans full with 12 000 pennies, equivalent to about $75 in English silver, and plans to hand the coins to the shipping office when buying his ticket.
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Queensland
Australia
L. Whittred
Holland
Whittred
California adds puppet playing course at UC Berkeley
Berkeley California the University of California offers a puppet playing course with new offerings expanding when 15 students request them among recent additions including marine insurance television and reinforced studies.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Marine Insurance
Baby Weighing 10 Ounces Born In Frugal Conditions
Charles Peter Johnston weighed ten ounces at birth and seven inches long. He spent three days in a cardboard box by a coal stove before being moved to Miner's Hospital. Doctors praised his remarkable vitality and survival to day four as nurses noted his squeal.
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Albia
Charles Peter Johnston
Charles
Henry Johnston
WPA
Miner's Hospital
Senate seeks compromise to avoid vote on sit-down strikes
In Washington on April 3 Senate leaders pursued a compromise to prevent an outright vote condemning sit-down strikes as public policy. They used the weekend recess to talk with both advocates and opponents of the measure. The move aims to avoid delaying the Guffey Coal Control bill, to which the Byrnes Anti-Sit-Down amendment attaches. Meanwhile the House Rules committee granted access to Rep Martin Dies' push for a full investigation into sit-down strikes, likely to be taken up next week. Dies, a vocal opponent of sit-downs, would chair a seven member panel appointed by Speaker Bankhead to probe causes, industry conditions, and legality disputes.
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Washington
Senate
House Rules Committee
Martin Dies
Dies
William EB. Bankhead
Devil's Playground Opens at Rivoli Theatre
A submarine fleet tale titled Devil's Playground opens Sunday at the Rivoli Theatre starring Richard Dix Dolores Del Rio and Chester Morris.
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Richard DIX
Dolores del Ridchester Morris
Rivoli Theatre
Dolores del Rio
Chester Morris
Circus Girl heads Lincoln Theatre opening Sunday
The film Circus Girl stars June Travis and Bob Livingston and opens Sunday at the Lincoln Theatre. Also noted is a report from London Ontario on a brain wave measuring apparatus by Dr F R Miller of the University of Western Ontario.
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Tyrone Power
Loretta Young
Capitol Theatre
Don Ameche
Lincoln Theatre
June Travis
Bob Livingston
London
F. R. Millar
University of Western Ontario
Local Girls Plan Perfume Making in Salinas
In Salinas California high school girls study French industry and decide to produce their own perfumes here featuring concrete design, air conditioning and cosmetology as part of a student project.
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Salinas
Cal
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