Lorain County Teachers Attend Ohio Education Conference
Many Elyria and Lorain County school teachers and officials are bound for Columbus for the annual spring educational conference at Ohio State University. The event targets active educators and will cover adult education, guidance, psychology, elementary principles, home economics, industrial arts, journalism, physical education, religious education, school business administration, and more in a program parallel to today’s Citizens' Conference on the Crisis in Education.
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Elyria and
Lorain County
Columbus
Ohio State University
Preparations Begin For Elyria Immunization Drive
Local health department workers start plans for the annual diphtheria immunization campaign in Elyria. Treatments, expected to begin in the second week of May, target children through schools to boost protection. Dr. G E French cites a major drop in diphtheria cases with only five in two years, three adults and two children, none immunized.
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Siyria
Elyria
G. E. French
Woman's Association knit for hospital aid and district events
Members of the Congregational church Women’s Association gathered to sew for Dr Watson’s Hospital in Fenchow China and hem church linen. A May breakfast in Gates Room with Circle 4 serving, followed by a nominating committee and multiple circle events in April and May.
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Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
Dr. Watson's Hospital
Fenchow
China
Circle 4
General Association
S. G. Shaw
H. W. Pond
Shaw
Frank Wharton
L W. Maehn
H. M. Metesh
Olive B. Hoff
Lakewood
Walter Smith
Circle 2
Elizabeth Rich
Whittier
Community notices and sermon series fill local meeting pages
Attendance prizes, forthcoming charity events, and committee reports frame a week of parish and club activity. Mrs Loomis thanks PLTA for the Marlon trip and outlines plans for a bridge and thrift party on Friday April 27. A paper sale and nominating committee report follow for the May meeting. Sermons by Ralph Neighbour at First Baptist unfold as eight day revival with closing messages by Dr. Neighbour and a prophecy sermon. Alumni group gathers at the Nurses Home with health association talk and cross town attendance from Oberlin Berea Lakewood Elyria. Garden Club set to meet Monday April 9 at eight with Iris talk by C F Ensign.
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Eva Elist
Ralph Neighbour
First Baptist Church
God
F. A. Yost
Mr. Neighbour
Nurses Home
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hazel West
Isabel Bord
Thelma Bentley
Florence Sanders
L. B. Hindman
Lorain County
Garden Club
Woman's Club
C. F. Ensign
Ensign
Funeral of Mrs Martha Dreitzler in Lorain
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Dreitzler will be held Friday at 1 30 from her daughter’s home 805 Allison avenue Lorain and at 2 from Emmanuel Evangelical church Rev F A Firestone of Lorain and Rev H M Herkner of Cleveland will officiate Members of the Frontier Bible Class will attend in a body Interment will be in Elmwood cemetery WAKEMAN April 5 Funeral services for Hugh McClaflin will be held Friday at 2 00 from his late home with Rev Newton Moore of Brighton and Rev Young of Ruggles officiating Burial will follow in the mausoleum at New London cemeteries
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Dreitzler
Martha Dreitzler
R. W. Decker
Allison Avenue
Lorain
Emmanuel Evangelisea
F. A. Firestone
H. M. Herkner
Cleveland
Frontier Bible Class
Elmwood Cemetery
Unidentified Man Likely Killed On Houseboat near Marietta
Ohio River clues including a soaked pillow and stained clothing led investigators to think an unidentified man found burned on a farm near Marietta had been slain on a houseboat. Evidence pointed to a mysterious yellow and brown houseboat, with the victim possibly transported in a brown auto through Newport. Two men were released after questioning in the case.
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Marietta
Ohio River
Here
Oscar Hasler
Washington County
Toles
Hillman Parr
Newport
Moundsville
W. Va
State Music Contest Set for Oberlin May 12
Plans for the Ohio Music Education Association contest in Oberlin Conservatory on May 12 include soloists and ensembles from vocal to instrumental. About 1000 young musicians from across Ohio are expected to compete, with top performers advancing to national contests.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin
Conservatory of Music
George E. Waln
Conservatory
Carl Bremer
I S
Ohio Music Education Association
Ohio
Former Oberlin Girl Is Married
Announcement from Oberlin notes the marriage of Giftie Fern Waltman daughter of Mr and Mrs R R Waltman of Inglewood Florida formerly of Oberlin to Clayton Lloyd Pfeiffer son of Mr and Mrs William Pfeiffer of LaGrange The ceremony occurred Monday April 2 in Tampa Florida The bride born in Oberlin lived there until moving to Florida eight years ago She is Hillsboro High School graduate and has held a secretarial post Mr Pfeiffer has lived in Tampa five months Followed by the ceremony is not shown in the excerpt
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Giftie Fern Waltman
R. R. Waltman
Inglewood
Fla
Oberlin
Clayton Lloyd Pfeiffer
William Pfeiffer
LaGrange
Tampa
Florida
Hillsboro High School
Pfeiffer
Car Hits Pole After Poor Visibility Near Perry Court
A car driven by W. C. Smith and passenger M. T. Lottow escaped injury when they crashed into a large pole at Perry Court and Cleveland Street around 1 10 a m today. Police said mist on the windshield blinded the driver and the vehicle left the road.
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W. C. Smith
East Avenue
M. T. Lottow
East Avenae
Perry Court
Cleveland Street
Perry Fay Company
Smith
Harry Gezunterman
West Street
Steve Ross
Cleveland
West Avenue
Fifth Street
Two Men Shot In Cleveland Gang Warfare
In Cleveland on April 5 two men described as underworld figures were injured in a shooting at the Keystone Club. Alex Birns, 23, a minor beer ruler, and Abe Katz, 27, were hospitalized while about 39 patrons were questioned by police who said shots came from outside. One man found inside, the other in a car outside, with four bullet holes in the front hood.
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Cleveland
City Hospital
Alex Birns
Abe Katz
Keystone Club
Officials Outline Theory in Wheellar Murder Case
Monroe County officials claim a man was killed in Wheellar West Virginia and his body moved to divert suspicion. Washington County authorities call the case a shanty boat killing.
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Monroe County
Clms
Wheellar
W. Va
Washington County
Local briefs on visits and travels across towns
Several residents plan extended or weekend visits with relatives in Kane Pa Buffalo N Y Poughkeepsie N Y Ann Arbor and Detroit Mich Others are vacationing with relatives and friends in Washington D C Lakewood Buffalo and Hollywood Avenue Community members report improvements in health and social visits across areas including West Loraine Street North Cedar Avenue and North Park Street
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J. P. Geiger
Lakewood
J. S. Wetherill
West Lorain Street
S. H. Hayden
G. H. Armacost
Kane
Ault
Evelyn
Marjorie
Washington, D.C
Floyd S. Gove
Buffalo
Mary Ransom
Jackson
Mich
D. J. Leahy
Cleveland
Little Women's Bridge Club
Jane Phillips
North Cedar Avenue
Bridgette
O. H. Whittington
North Park Street
Harry Shatzer
Brighton
Hagéman
Inlaw
C. J. Peck
Clara Grace
Charles
Detroit
Harry Crosier
Pittsfield
C. R. Summers
Hollywood Avenue
Ruth Davis
Lower Salem
Bert Davis
Wagner Bill Opposed by Ohio Steel Leaders in Washington
In Washington on April 30, prominent Ohio steel executives voiced vigorous opposition to the Wagner Bill creating a permanent National Labor Board. The critics included Frank Purnell of Youngstown Sheet and Tube, Tom M. Girdler of Republic Steel, and Charles R. Hook of American Rolling Mills.
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Washington
Ohio Steel
Wagner
National Labor Board For Settlement of
Ohio
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Tom M. Girdler
Republic Steel Corporation
Cleveland
Charles R. Hook
American Rolling Mills Co
Middletown
Potato Growers Meeting Delayed By County Officials
The county potato growers meeting was postponed from next Tuesday to Thursday night in the Elyria Savings and Trust Company directors room. OSU specialist Earl Tussing will discuss cultural methods and planting intentions in potato regions along with Ohio Potato Growers Marketing Association activities. The event is organized by the county committee with the extension service.
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C. J. Hummel
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Earl Tussing
Ohio State University
Ohio Potato Growers’ Marketing Association
County Potato Growers’ Committee
Agricultural Extension Service
Oregon’s Economic Importance Surpasses California Before 1846
The record notes Oregon held greater economic importance for American business than California up to 1846, while separately it states Manchuria’s soil ranks among the globe’s richest. This juxtaposition highlights regional wealth claims in 19th century commerce and resource quality.
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Oregon
California
Dr. Wirt Receives Support Amid Communist Charge Probe
In Chicago on April 3 Dr. William Wirt of Gary Indiana received ambiguous offers of backing from the American Legion. National commander Edward A. Hayes said changes are needed in the form of government but citizen attitudes matter. The Legion's American commission sent moral support and urged an open congressional hearing on the charges.
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Chicago
William W. Wirt
Gary
Ind
Brain Trust
Legton
Edward A. Hayes
Decature
Legion National
American Commission of the State Department of the Legion
Wirt
Red Plot Case Signals Possible House Filibuster
Washington April 3 The House faced a potential filibuster over the Wirt Red plot case as Rep George Foulkes Michigan warned he would block private bills until granted time to speak His vow to deliver a speech or block the private calendar targeted many pet bills as the Red plot investigating committee formed with Republicans pressing for a broad probe of New Deal trends while Democrats sought a quick end to the inquiry.
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Washington
George Foulkes
Michigan
Radicaliss of the Brain Trust
Foulkes
Dairy Herds In Asin Rate Honors In March
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association honors go to Holstein herd of B A Fenner Wellington for 1262 pounds milk and 45.5 butterfat per cow and to Jersey herd of J W McHenry Graf ton for 574 pounds milk and 33.8 butterfat. Otis Lyndes Columbia Station records the highest cow production at 1941 pounds milk and 95.1 butterfat per month. Eppler reports 639 cows in 37 herds tested, with 562 milking. lists other top producers and butterfat cows across the region.
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Holstein
Jersey
Lorain County
B. A. Nesbitt
Neva Ringler
B. A. Fenner
R. L. Ring
J. W. McHenry
Harry Rowland
Frank MelIntire
Eppler
Hem Roid internal medicine offers relief for piles
Painful Piles phraseology touts Hem Roid as a harmless internal medicine from Dr J S Leonhardt claiming piles result from poor lower bowel circulation. The ad asserts a single bottle of Hem Roid tablets will remove the cause and end misery, urging readers to try it through Philips Cut Rate and druggists.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Leonhardt
Philips
Market and Livestock Prices From Cleveland Area Report
Markets show steady to weak readings for poultry and produce with Michigan potatoes around 2.26, Ohio and New York near 1.85, and Colorado at 2.90. Levelland livestock notes receipts and mixed cattle, calves, sheep and hogs with price ranges across weights and grades, strong sheep and hog activity, and vegetable market details including celery, lettuce, and parsnips in mixed quality offerings.
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Michigan
Ohio
New York
Colorado
Noted film director John Francis Dillon dies in Hollywood
Film industry mourns director John Francis Dillon who died of a heart attack at Beverly Hills Emergency Hospital after a dinner party. The New York City native, 57, directed standout films in the Golden West Kis The Coheny and Kel llys in Hollywood and rose to prominence in early Hollywood cinema.
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Hollywood
Filmland
John Francis Dillon
Beverly Hills
New York City
Dilson
Golden West
Kis
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University of Texas
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Powhatan Mine
Robert Wells
Shadyside
Ed Lensky
Powhatan
Mike Sakolsky
Marysville, O
Merrill Levan
New California
Allen Bernard
Century Bik
C. Bowers
Riet
Brown
W. A
Gates P. T. A
Gates Parent Teacher Association
Lorain County Health Association
Ida Mae Smith
Fred Ernshaw
J. L. Mathis
Rost
Citizens
Maston
Vivian Scott
Hos
Ruth Townsend
Sth Street
Garford P. T. A
America
Cottontails
Politeness
Arthur Meinke
Filpon Dewhurst
Dorothy Korner
Helen Buck
George Hind‘eres
Mary Elizabeth Fox
Sum
R.C. Maston
G. A. Hoke
Lawrence
Leeman Jarcox
Edward Brotherton
Leeman Jaycox
Taft
KH. R. Rorick
M. H. Crowder
Elsvna Savings & Trust
North Pleasant Street
MHS
Esther Alfsen
Louie Bliss
N. Pleasant St
James Tufford
Twelfth Street
W. H. Vanoster
13Th Street
R. E F. Blackwell
Kipton
Earl H. Hanafeld
Blackwell
Sandusky
V. J. Moore
Homeville
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Moore
Tamerville
Emony
Xoah Iu
Carr
Fayette County
Ohio Civil Service Commission
State Bureau of Accounting
Manchuria
Dr. Wirt
Asin
Turner Block
Imperial
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper C Co
Cleveland Grads
Clevelash
Mattre
Lettece
Butte
Allver
L-Dc
Bankley
Timothy
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
U. S
Dakona
Med River
Ohios
Fusselx
Antonio
Texas
U.S
Toledo
Lee
Alliere
Fanes
Reublin Bros
Spec Mane
Idaho
Genuin
P. V
Jones Dairy Farm
Gemini
Arizona
Swan’s
Stuart
Cole
Richelieu
Armour
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