Marine Edward L. Livermore Heads for South America on Quincy
U S Marine Edward L. Livermore of Rochester and Lorain County has served over 14 years. He sails aboard the U S S Quincy for a goodwill tour, crossing the equator and Straits before returning to the United States. He started service January 19 1925 and has served in the Virgin Islands the Philippines Shanghai the American Legation in Peking Nicaragua and on U S coasts. He earned three Good Conduct medals the Yangtze Service the Nicaraguan Campaign and the Nicaraguan Cross of Valor and received a president’s citation and a Navy Secretary commendation. He rose from corporal to sergeant and then to first sergeant by 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Livermore
U. S
South America
U. S. S. Quincy
Marine Corps
Livermore
Jennie Livermore
Rochester
Marine
Quincy
United States
Marines
Virgin Islands
Philippine Islands
Shanghai
Peking
Nicaragua
Nicaraguan National Guard
Whch
Secretary of the Navy
Tire and wheel stolen from parked car on Fifth Street
Frank Bober of 209 Fifth Street reported to police that a tire and wheel assembly were taken from his car last night while it was parked in his yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bober
Fifth Street
Stolen Radio From West Bridge Street Home
Mrs. Kershaw reported to police that a table model radio was stolen from the basement of her home on West Bridge Street within the past week. The radio was valued at five dollars.
Swingsters Club Meets at Marian Cashman Home
A regular Swingsters meeting was held Tuesday evening at Miss Marian Cashman’s home with Miss Norma Slack assisting. After a brief business session, a social hour followed with refreshments served to Misses Lula Pippert Evelyn Fahrney Ruth Drew Margaret Gall Theresa Rich Beverly Meri and visitors Eleanor Crow of Cleveland and Mrs Carry Fahrney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Swingsters Club
Marian Cashman
Norma Slack
Lula Pippert
Evelyn Fahrney
Ruth Drew
Margaret Gall
Theresa Rich
Beverly Meri
Eleanor Crow
Cleveland
Carry Fahrney
Easter Program Plans Set by Methodist Sunday School
Teachers and officers met at the Harris home and approved routine work. Final plans for the Easter program were made and attendees on Easter Morning will receive a treat. A $10.00 contribution toward the church budget was decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Elmer Harris
South Amherst Townsend Club to hear Waltz at town hall
Mr Waltz of the Elyria Town send Club No 1 will speak at the South Amherst Townsend Club meeting this evening at the town hall. The public is urged to attend. The Parent Teacher Association meeting scheduled for Wednesday evening April 12 has been postponed one week due to Spring vacation and the County PTA meeting. The agate section for the focal meeting is Tuesday April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Waltz
Elyria Townsend Club No. 1
South Amherst
Parent-Teacher Association
Elso
Agate Sect
Focal
Royal Neighbors Lodge Holds April Meeting at Swiss Hall
The April meeting of the Royal Neighbors Lodge is this evening at Swiss Hall. Hostesses are Mrs. 8. O. Bailey and Mrs. Charley Nickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Swiss Hall
8. O. Bailey
Charley Nickel
Study Hour Club to Meet at Norma Merchant Home
Miss Norma Merchant hosts the Study Hour club this evening, inviting members to gather at her home for study and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Merchant
Clevelander Demands Hitler Wake Up Message
Abe Pickus self-styled peace ambassador wires Adolf Hitler urging him to receive accurate information from U S visitors in Washington. He warns that if the reports are wrong, the Führer should find jobs in concentration camps and cites Wilson and Roosevelt policies and U S wartime stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Abe Pictus
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Washington
Pickus
Wilson
U. S
Roosevelt
Boss Hitler
U S
City Council Recognizes Final Water Well Cost
In a brief special meeting yesterday the council approved a resolution recognizing 53257.37 as the completed cost of the new million gallon water well at the pumping station. The resolution will be sent to PWA headquarters to secure the final grant payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
Nuns and nurses rescue patients in maternity wing blaze
In Waterville Maine on April 6 a fire swept St. Vincent's Maternity wing at Sisters' Hospital. Nuns and nurses carried to safety more than twenty patients including nine newborns. Firefighters battled flames as the wing suffered extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville. Me
St. Vincent's Maternity
Sisters’ Hospital
Britain Charts Balkan Moves With Albania and Romania
Chamberlain reported Italy threatened Albanian interests while Albania denied any sovereignty breach. Britain watches Albania as RomaniaÕs stance edges toward a British French Polish bloc. Talks with Beck and officials in London aim to coordinate anti aggression efforts with Italy and broader EU powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Ciano
Perth
Chamberlain
Italy
Albania
Great Britain
Rumania
Hitler
Viorel V. Tilea
London
Bucharest
Carol
Beck
Britain
France
Poland
Russia
Viscount Halifax
Ivan Maisky
Will
United States
Durazzo
Lord Perth
Rome
Ciano
Italan
Bari
Brindisi
Zog
Albanan
Chamberlin
Krakow Furnitures chase third ABC five man title
Chris Whitaker of Alliance Ohio posted 696 in singles to place fifth as Krakow Furnitures Detroit aims to become the third club to win the American Bowling Congress five man title more than once. The field included teams from Ohio New Jersey and Michigan with past champs the Birk Brothers and Commodore Barrys also in contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Birk Brothers
Commodore Barrys
Chicago
Krakow Furnitures
Detroit
New York
Burks
Ohio
Jersey
Michigan
Chris Whitaker
Alliance. O
Bruins Favored To Capture Stanley Cup Series
Boston Bruins hold a 19-6 favorite to win tonight's opener on home ice and a 10-7 edge to take the best of seven final against the Toronto Maple Leafs. The series is set with games in Boston and Toronto from April 9 to April 20, with potential extra games if required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Bruins
Boston
Toronto Maple Leafs
Ice Hocker
Lord Stanley
Bruins
Hbotre
Toronto
Open Qualifiers Set For May 22
Sectional qualifying rounds for the 1939 United States Open Golf Championship will be played over 32 courses on May 22. The event leads to the June 8 to 10 championship at Philadelphia Country Club with exemptions for top finishers and noted pros, including Ralph Guldahl and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Golf Association
Detroit
Philadelphia
US S
Ralph Guldahl
Denver
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Huntington
W. V
Guldahl
Dick Metz
Harry Cooper
Tony Penna
Byron Nelson
Emery Zmmerman
Frank Loore
Henry Picard
Paul Runyan
Gene Sarazen
Vic Ghezzi
Jimmy Hines
Denny Shute
George von Elm
Wylie Hunter
Olin Dutra
Harold McSorden
Johnny Revuelta
Jim Fouls
Horton Smith
al Zimmerman
Charles Lacey
Tommy Amour
al Huske
John E. Rogers
Charles Sheonard
Joe Belfore
Stanley Sterter
Alvin Krenger
Ray Mantrum
Ed Dudley
the Jeter
Spring Hill
Lynch Named Ohio State Basketball Captain
Roberts of Hillsboro Ohio reports that Robert Lynch, a trim-built guard, was named captain-elect of the Ohio State basketball team at a dinner hosted by trainer Tucker South. Lynch, a junior, will lead the Buckeyes during the conference race as the captain-elect succeeding Jimmy Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Robert Lynch
Hillsboro
Ohio State
Toda
Buckeye
Tucker South
Lerch
Jimmy Hull
Goose Road Trip Grits Through Georgia To Asheville
A United Press correspondent recounts a perilous drive through Georgia on U.S. Route 1. He jokes about geese, cattle, pigs, and goats blocking highways, recalls bumper damage near Baxley and Wrens, and notes intentions to reach Asheville despite odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Baxley
Wrens
Asheville
U.S No. 1
United Press
Grissom Struggles Highlight Reds Loss to Red Sox
In Florence on April 6 the Cincinnati Reds dropped their first of five games, 9 4, as pitcher Lee Grissom failed to show his old velocity. Grissom allowed three hits and five walks in two innings, with Gene Thompson and Red Barrett backing the Red Sox offense behind 12 hits. Billy Myers led Boston with three hits including a homer, while Eddie Joost and Jim Weaver also appeared in the lineup as Cincinnati prepared to send Jim Weaver and Danny Gatehouse to the mound in the rematch with Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
S. C
Lee Grissom
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Boston Red Sox
Grissom
Sox
Red Sox
Gene Thompson
Red Barrett
Thompson
Columbia
Barrett
Lefty Grove
Jack Wilson
Boston
Billy Myers
Frank McCormick
Redleg
Eddie Joost
Jim Weaver
Cincinnati
Danny Gatehouse
Lillard to Start Season at Shortstop for A's
Texarkana April 6. Bill Lillard, acquired from San Francisco for 35000 dollars, appears set to hold the Athletics shortstop job this season. Connie Mack praised Lillard during rain delays. The A’s B team beat Monroe 10 to 1 at Monroe, La. Dee Wilson Riles has shown good form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Tex
Bill Lillard
San Francisco
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Lillard
Athletics
Monroe
Dee Wilson Riles
Tax Returns: 500 Fail to File Personal Property Reports
Deputy Auditor C. A. Phinney announced about 300 of roughly 10 000 residents consistently miss personal property tax returns. The 500 who file within 60 days face a 10 percent penalty, rising to 50 percent if not voluntary. The county collects about 500000 yearly from these taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Phinney
Fake Government Stamps Placed on State Meat
Columbus officials investigate sale of beef stamped with counterfeit federal approval seals used for state welfare institutions. Welfare Director Charles L. Sherwood says meat purchased for this month shows stamps claiming federal approval, but the seals and welfare department stamps were faked, tied to a single firm supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles L. Sherwood
Welfare Department
Five Committees of C. of C. Named for 1939 40 Year
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce announced five committees for the 1939 40 year. Fire prevention committee is chaired by Harold R. Rorick with R. B. Struthers as vice chair and members Karl W. Plocher Harold Carroll C. P. Shively and Joe Bender Jr. Industrial committee is led by Ralph Murbach with David Hyman as vice chair and members L. D. Huffman J. B. Johnson A. C. Hudnutt C. F. Bronson J. Easton. Public Affairs with A H. West as chairman includes E. L. Wilshere as vice chair and members Alex Altfeld Henry Ingersoll W. H. Murbach Leo R. Meyer A. C. Hudnutt. Storm Sewer committee chaired by Claude Birch includes Joe Bender as vice chair and J. R. Easton Arthur Smith Ray Wentz Allan Fritzsche. Safety committee is led by Herman Cutter with Don Sotherden as vice chair and members R. J. Fitch P. J. Hardy H E White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Harold R. Rorick
R. B. Struthers
Karl W. Plocher
Harold Carroll
C. P. Shively
Joe Bender
Ralph Murbach
David Hyman
L. D. Huffman
J. B. Johnson
A. C. Hu
Herman Cutter
Don Sotherden
R. J. Fitch
P. J. Hardy
H. E. White
Woman Breaks Silence After Five Years in Kansas City
In Kansas City on April 6, Mrs. Homer L. Pearce spoke publicly for the first time in five years. She described a simple conversation as meaningful and hoped friends who visited would share in her moment of relief and renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Homer L. Pearce
Markets Toledo Grain Close and Quotations
Market notes list bi yater prices for wheat corn and oats with No 2 red wheat 731 and 7t is. Grain and mill feed quotations show prices by bushel and ton for car lots with flour by the barrel. Hay and straw prices cover timothy clover and alfalfa with various cuts and quality levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aStou
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Timothy
Timothy Stoon
Baruch Warns Against Isolationist Pressure On Neutrality
Baruch argues that barriers protecting the United States remain strong despite weapon advances and warns that embargoing arms could cement power for stronger nations and enslave weaker ones. Senator Bennett Clark accuses Stimson’s plan of edging toward war and sanctions favoring aggressors.
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Baruch
United States
Sen
Bennett C. Clark
Mic
Foreign Relations Committee
Stimson
Clark
Local Market Prices For Poultry And Potatoes
Butter at 25 to 26 cents per pound with standard lots. Live poultry shows steady demand with hens, Leghorns and ducks listed by weight and grade. Potatoes priced by region including Michigan russets and Idaho, Ohio and Maine varieties with per bag and per box rates.
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Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maine
Idaho
Texas
Florida
Airmail Service Expands To Small Town Routes
Washington April 6 The Post Office Department authorizes experimental air mail on routes Pittsburgh to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to Weston West Virginia with daily service except Sundays. All American Aviation Inc. will fly both routes gradually serving towns by July 2 including Philadelphia Pittsburgh Coatesville Gettysburg Clearfield Du Bois Warren Corry Grove City Latrobe Morgantown Clarksburg Huntington Marietta and Spencer. Mail pickup and delivery will be by planes with inventoried pickup via cable and grappling hook system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Weston
W. Va
All American Aviation Inc
Coatesville
Gettysburg
Clearfield
du Bois
Warren
Corry
Grove City
Pittsburgh-Weston
Latrobe
Morgantown
Clarksburg
Marietta
Huntington
Netro
Dunbar
Charleston
Spencer
Woman Overcomes Five Year Silence Through Lip Reading
In 1933 Mrs Pearce faced a terror when a truck approached a toddler. Speech vanished for five years due to a phonia and psychic loss. Doctors spoke of an expensive operation, but she learned to write and teach family to read her lips, calling the period the darkest of her life.
Many Food Handlers Still Need Permits
Elyria city health officials reminded food handlers to renew permits now. Dr. G E French said most permits expired April 1 and many workers still lack current permits for the new year. A physical exam by a licensed physician is required before renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
G. E. French
City Health Comele
French
Dewey and Garner Top Nominee Lists for 1940
Newsweek readers pick Thomas E. Dewey as likely Republican presidential nominee with Taft close behind. On the Democratic side John N. Garner leads, Cordell Hull second. Dewey and Taft also top GOP vice presidential hopes while Farley heads Democrats for VP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dewey
Taft
James A. Farley
Sen. Bennetta
C. Clark
Missouri
Oberlin Engagement Noted for L Iris Siddall and F M Thrall
Oberlin announces the engagement of L Iris Siddall daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Siddall of Euclid Ohio to Frederick M Thrall son of Mrs F M Thrall of Oberlin The wedding is planned for April 22 in Euclid and the couple will reside there after marriage.
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Oberlin, O
Lawrence Siddall
Euclid
Ohio
L. Iris Siddall
Frederick M. Thrall
F. M. Thrall
Forest Street
Oberlin
Thrall
Oberlin College
Cleveland
Siddall
Kent State College
British Strength Rises Amid Building Program See Submarine Threat
The report notes continued growth of Britain's armed forces under a large building program with submarine strength singled out as the only area where German power could threaten British sea dominance. It also mentions Innsbruck general staff meetings fueling speculation of a formal alliance with Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Innsbruck
Italy
A's Rally as Plate Leads Batting
The form of the plate again led the A's at bat by collecting three of the team's 14 hits.
Livestock Receipts and Prices In Cleveland Market Report
Cleveland market reports mixed receipts and price ranges for cattle calves sheep and hogs. Steers, cows, and heifers show varied values across classes with best esti mates noted for choice and good stock. Lambs and ewes command several dollars per hundredweight with ranges reflecting supply quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Zoodiy
Cndge
Mediun
Lauer Road
S.ou
Market Price List for Fruits and Vegetables
A blurred market listing shows wholesale and retail prices for apples and a wide range of produce. Entries include Baldwin apples 1.75 per bushel, Delicious and Greening 1.25 per unit, Winesap and Rome Beauty around 1.15 to 1.25, and assorted vegetables priced per peck or basket. Bulk and special items noted with varying quantities and units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howegrowers
Acold
Baldwins
Lou
Jonathan Thein
Mclntosh Lly-Sa
Olyto
Sue
Jonathan
Rome
Letiusce
Girl Scout Troop Visits Spang Baking and Weir Dock
The Pine Cone Troop toured Lorain by car on Tuesday visiting Spang Baking to see flour mixers dough handling ovens and other processes. They then viewed the river docks aboard the coal and iron boat Weir including the galley and ore holds. The group thanks drivers and Mrs George Dudley for arranging the trip. Wendolyn Jackson troop scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Pine Cone
Lorain
Spang Baking Company
George Dudley
Wendolyn Jackson
Holy Week Services at Christ Church Schedule
Special Holy Week services run this week at Christ Church. Daily Holy Communion at 9:15 except Good Friday. Maundy Thursday Tenebrae at 7:30 P M. Good Friday Matins at 9:30 A M. Service of Devotion at 2:00 P M. Evening Prayer Easter Eve at 7:30 P M. Baptisms at 4:00 P M. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Student Doris Cain Visits During Spring Vacation
Miss Doris Cain, a Marianna College student, spends spring vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs R E Cain of North Park Street. Miss Sylvia Champney is spend-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Cain
Marietta College
R. E. Cain
North Park Street
Sylvia Champney
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UGLY
Clevelander
Commons
Harry S. Burr, Jeweler
Second St
Alliance
Old Reading Beer
Hazleton
Fier
Maryrose No
Melrose Park
Fischer Hotel
Frankenmuth
Mie
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Gowanda
N. Y
Beisner, Jr
Watertown
Waite
Wwe
Elena
James Drescher
Jamestown
AD Ances
Fred Boldt
D Toom
Pal
Rumesterday
Lynch
McLemore
Henry McLemore
Georgia
The
Waldorf
A’s
Silion
Rair
Spike Heels
Toledo Grain Close
Cleveland Produce
Ile
He. Ey
Garner
An, Mr
Ida
Est Esther Wood
Union St
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
A. F. Champney
Morgan Street
Gladys Champney
Cleveland Public School
H. E. Shepard
West College Street
South
James A. Richards
First Church
Rollins College
Winter Park
Mary P. Mallory
East College Street
Charles P. Dickerman
Staunton
Virginia
Maude Merrill
Painesville
Ella Pope
Virginia Carson
Betty Wendt
Wesleyan University
Fannie A. Drummond
Linton
Indiana
Minneapolis
Mobil Gas
Mobil Oil
Broad St
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Nature
Dean
Doan
Wainwright
Cleveland Road
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