Guilds and clubs share a cheerful Tuesday afternoon
Central Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal church enjoyed dessert and social time with Mrs. W A Dehm hosting sixteen members. Jolly Eight Banco met at Mrs James Coyne's home with prizes awarded to Sophie Makiuski Emma Foreman and George Smith. Buttercup Patrol presented Tom's Back Yard at the American Legion Home with Grace Sharrer named best actress. Rachel Winsor pursues scribe badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
W. A. Dehm
George Street
C. H. Meithe
West Avenue
Jolly
Banco
James Coyne
Furware Street
Sophie Makiuski
Emma Foreman
George Smith
Theodore Henry
Ralph Goetz
Cleveland Street
Buttercup Patrol
American Legion
Grace Sharrer
Betty
Viola von Duyke
June
Harriett Folley
Ruth
Vivian Chapman
Rachel Winsor
Scribe
Columbia Club Admits Five Members and Socializes After Meeting
After the Columbia Club regular session on Monday evening Floyd Heskett Oscar Koehn Karl Eady Karl H Hunger and Henry Koepp were admitted to membership. Members enjoyed talking pictures by Karl Eady then shared hot dogs and a card session.
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Columbia Club
Karl Eady
Floyd Heskett
Oscar Koehn
Karl H. Hunger
Henry Koepp
Daughters of Scotia Meet. Bride Receives Lodge Gift
Daughters of Scotia held their regular meeting in the British Empire Club rooms last evening. A recent bride, Mrs Harvey Maher, was presented with a lodge gift and many presents during the social hour. A whist and banco party is planned for April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia
British Empire Club
Harvey Maher
Margaret Rodgers
Lodge
K Lo Club Guest Dorothe Hulse Hosts At The Gables
The K Lo Club held a pleasant gathering at The Gables with Miss Dorothe Hulse as hostess. A brief business report by the treasurer preceded bridge prizes to Marvelle Moeh and Mrs. Paul Pais. Dessert was served with sweet pea decor. next meeting set in two weeks with Mrs. Pais hosting.
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the Gables
Dorothe Hulse
Bridge
Marvelle Moeh
Paul Pais
Mrs Wolcott Hosts March Club Bridge Night
Mrs W F Wolcott entertained the March Club at her Longford avenue home last night with two tables of bridge. Miss Marion Sparks and Miss Nancy Turnbull earned the two high scores, while Miss Allyan Gehl received consolation. Yellow and white décor featured spring flowers. Gehl will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March Club
W. F. Wolcott
Longford Avenue
Marion Sparks
Nancy Turnbull
Allyan Gehl
Gehl
Two Planes Collide Over Sea in Sudden Midair Crash
Two aircraft dove to about 900 feet, collided and welded together in midair before plunging into the sea. A witness described the impact as catastrophic and warned bodies could be buried in the ocean debris. An investigation was ordered today.
National Tube Co Seeks Court Order on Funds for Ha bant
The National Tube Company filed an action here yesterday asking the common pleas court for direction on attachment of weekly funds paid to John Habant of Lorain or his guardian Abiela Habant as an Industrial Commission award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Direction of
Common Pleas Court
John Habant
Lorain
Abiela Habant
Industrial Commission
Goring Loses Medal Then Discovers It On Pyjamas
The report recalls an incident where Hermann Goring failed to keep an important speech appointment after misplacing his most distinguished medal. He and his valet searched the room before discovering the medal pinned to his pajamas, provoking amused reactions.
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Goring
Flames Devastate 30 Blocks in Manila Slums
A massive fire in Manila's Tondo district razed more than 30 blocks of flimsy tenements and nipa shacks leaving an estimated 20 000 homeless and damages likely to exceed 1 000 000. Firefighting efforts failed to control the blaze as water pressure waned and US Army aid was called in.
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Manila
P. I
Tondo
Philippines
United States Army
Juan Posadas
Mantia
Open conference in Reo Co strike negotiations begin
Gov Frank Murphy opened strike negotiation conferences with Reo Motor Car Company officials and union leaders at 1130 am in Lansing. In attendance were Mayor Max Templeton and Federal Labor conciliator James F Dewey, marking the start of talks to end the dispute.
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Lansing
Mich
Frank Murphy
Reo Motor Car Company
Max Templeton
James F. Dewey
Two Sentenced For Mail Train Robbery
In Cleveland Ohio on April 7 two Alvin Karpis gang members pled guilty to complicity in the 1935 Garretsville mail train robbery and were sentenced by Federal Judge Paul Jones. Fred Hunter, described as the gang’s machine gunner, drew 25 years and Joe Roscoe of Toledo received seven and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Alvin Karpis
Garretsville
Paul Jones
Fred Hunter
Joe Roscoe
Toledo
Bitter Clash At Bluffton Plant
About 60 men clashed with workers entering the Triplett Electrical instrument plant in Bluffton Ohio in a dispute tied to a plant strike that closed March 15. Owner R L Triplett reopened the facility last Thursday and said operations were near capacity this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffton
Triplett Electrical Instrument Co
William V. Daley
R. L. Triplett
Suspect In Murder Case Eludes Net
New York police intensified a nationwide hunt for 29 year old Robert Irwin, the suspected killer of Veronica Gedeon, her mother, and a lodger at Beekman Hill. Despite dozens of tips, investigators reported no definite lead as Irwin, a former divinity student and former insane asylum inmate, remained at large.
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New York
Robert Irwin
Veronica Gedeon
Gedeons
Beekman Hill
Irwin
Wick Estate Appraised At 480.267 In Probate Filed
The late Tennis Wick of 224 Washington Avenue left an estate appraised at 450.267 pounds with stocks and bonds valued at 471.008 dollars cash 4975 personal items 1125 and other credits 145. The probate appraisal lists a life tenancy to his widow Florence Couch Wieck with eventual distribution to three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
A. J. Macher
Vincent Walsh
Howard KB. Cross
Florence Couch Wieck
Japanese militarists cite Imperial Rescript for naval buildup
Proclaiming the Imperial Rescript of Emperor Jimmu Tenno as warrant, Japanese militarists claim expanding ships and arms. They vow to spread their capital influence worldwide and make the world their dominion according to the old text.
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Japan
Jimmu Tenno
Cambridge scientists dispute respirator protection against mustard gas
Cambridge scientists claim gas proof rooms are inadequate and the official civilian respirator is useless against mustard gas. They say the issued respirator provides full protection for known gases, while the war gas service container remains held by a few and will not be issued until war is declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Home Office
Officials Wonder How To Shoe Oxen
Marietta Ohio faces a historic reenactment problem as the Northwest Territory Celebration Commission plans oxen shoeing for a Dec 2 caravan. debate rages over proper technique with outdated practices and scarce expert farriers amid a trail now paved, a contrast to Ezra Meeker who shod his oxen repeatedly on pioneer journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
U.S. Northwest Territory
Ipawieh
Mass
North- West Territory
Commission
Ezra Meeker
Secret gas protector to be issued in Britain
Dr H Delence Woodroffe, county director of Oxfordshire Red Cross, disclosed in Oxford that a secret form of gas mask will be distributed to troops and civilians the day war is declared. He spoke in reply to Cambridge clinics calling for airtight rooms and respirators.
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London
Great Britain
H. Delence Woodroffe
Oxfordshire
British Red Cross Society
Oxford
Woodroffe
Cambridge
Home Office
South Dakota Coyotes Multiply Despite Rancher Efforts
In Pierre South Dakota Lous Knowles of the state biographical survey reports rising coyote numbers across the western counties Harding Perking and Carson as ranchers push to control the pests. Trained hunters organized drives and government aid are the noted control methods with large den counts and airplane hunts used by Pierre resident Franklin Hyde who has killed about 130 coyotes since last fall.
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Kapoxales
Franklin Hyde
Pierre
Fivde
Lincoln's Stump Speech Interrupted by Fight
Lincoln makes a sudden crowd appeal on the stump and a street brawl interrupts with Lincoln allegedly throwing a bully twelve feet away. He declares his identity and outlines brief political principles while urging support or lack thereof.
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Lincoln
Hundle
Abraham Lincoln
Death notices for Nora Balcomb and Ada Drew
Nora Balcomb 39 of Oberlin died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. Survived by husband Herbert Balcomb three children and one grandchild, plus parents and siblings. Ada Drew 45 of South Amherst died at home after a lingering illness. Survived by husband George R. Drew four daughters and lived in Elyria area. Burial and funeral arrangements noted for both families.
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Nora Balcomb
Oberlin
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Carlisle
Lorain County
Herbert Balcomb
Frank Nagsvathy
Walter
Helen
Frank
Herbert Edmonds
Bessie Hall
Burtis Michigan
Howard Broome
Frances Edmonds
George
Nichols
Oberlin Road
Clarence Ward
Oberlin Cemetery
Ada D. Drew
Kendersh Corners
Rice Road
South Amherst
Mrs. Drew
Elyria
Viccinity
First Baptist Church of
Lorain
George R. Drew
Joan
Nanes
Ruth
Marjorie Drew
Sudio-Curts
Doeme
Two Elyria area residents die within days
Mrs. Emily Waldron 59 died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. She leaves husband City patrolman Frank Waldron daughter Mrs. C. E. Yorks and sons Theodore and Edward all of Elyria. Funeral services Friday at 1:00 p m at Nichols Funeral Home with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. Charles C White 73 wallpaper dealer died in Wellington Falls Clinic from a stroke after influenza. He leaves Grace wife son Linton and daughter Mrs Cyril Wilbur and two sisters of Elyria. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery after services Friday at Andrews Funeral Home.
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Emily Waldron
Frank Waldron
Walnut Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Waldron
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Elyria
Pythian Sisters
C. E. Yorks
Theodore
Edward
Thomas Knight
Elizabeth Brown
Katheryn MacNiben
Nichols Funeral Home
F. M. Fryberger
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Wellington
Charles C. White
Falls Clinic
Grace
Linton
Cyril Wilbur
North Ridgeville
Carra Arnold
Hattie Rogers
Andrew's Funeral
Greenwood Cemetery
Merton Brown Dies at Ashtabula Home
Merton Brown husband of Edith R. and father of H. M. Brown and Mildred Turnbull died at his Ashtabula home on Tuesday April 6. Formerly of Dover Center. Services will be held from the late home 146 West 46th Street Ashtabula Thursday April 8 at 2:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. Merton Brown
Edith R
H. M Brown
Mildred Turnbull
Ashtabula
Dover Center
West 46Th Street
Americans Learn To Like Cheese
Washington report notes USDA bulletin seeks to raise cheese consciousness through nursery time. Americans average four pounds of cheese per year, with about three pounds produced domestically and the rest imported from Europe. Cheddar remains the favorite, often sold while young.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
United States
Europe
Atlantic
H. L. Wilson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Cleveland Markets Face Wide Fluctuations Across Produce and Livestock
Market reports show unsettled butter and egg prices with receipts mixed across vegetables and dairy. Livestock declines appear in hogs and lambs as Toledo grain futures edge higher on No 2 red and yellow corn and wheat futures, with cheese marketing innovations noted by industry researchers.
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Cleveland
U. Ss
Idaho
Ohio
Maine
Florida
Hastings
Toledo
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Moly
Timpathy
Timothy
Back's Daughter In Decision To Take 60000 Legacy
In Troy New York Vera Jean Howard aged 15 will receive a $60000 trust inheritance. Her mother Margaret Howard approves the choice to accept the legacy after years apart from Vera Jean's father Charles. Vera Jean valued education and plans to attend boarding school as approved by her mother and the late donors Fred D Nichols and James Johnstone.
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Troy
N. Y
Vera Jean Howard
Margaret Howard
Vera Jean
Fred D. Nichols
Petersburg
Fred
Mrs. Howard
State Correction Department
Albany
Human hope for alien help in life’s journey
The passage notes a widespread belief across religions and philosophies that humans are not alone in their efforts toward the good, suggesting an external aid or sympathy guiding or assisting them.
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South End
Carl Wright
Chestnut Ridge
Frank Rahl
J. A. Smith
K-Lo Club
Mrs. Wolcott
Reo Co
Bulletin
Bluffton
Wick
Murbach Coal
L.S. Adams
Bender Travel Mansions
Bender Organization
Fitare Showe Adains
Gates Hospital
Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
E. F. “Uaddy” Allen
The
International Society For Crippled Children
Court House
Elyria Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Lewis Case
Michigan
S. Dakota
Mrs
AH. Merton Brown
Broadway
Gould
Wilson
L. A. Rogers
Dairy Research Laboratories
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
New York State
Reed Helfers
Ryoughs
Good Housekeeping
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Travel
Schroll
Oly
West Side Lumber
West Street
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