County Schools Preparing For Commencements
Commencement preparations are under way in Norain County. Fourteen schools have set dates with many ceremonies on May 25 and 26. LaGrange High will award diplomas May 20, Brighton May 24. May 25 includes seven schools: Clearview Ridgeville Camden Brookside Avon Elyria Township Brownhelm. May 26 includes Belden Avon Lake Henrietta South Amherst and Grafton. The county year ends May 27.
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Norain County
LaGrange High School
Brighton
Clearview
Ridgeville
Camden
Brookside
Avon
Elyria Township
Brownhelm
Belden
Avon Lake
Henrietta
South Amherst
Grafton
Tornado Strikes In Alabama Ten Are Killed
A Oklahoma? Alabama tornado swept through the tenant farming area between here and Pine Grove yesterday afternoon, killing 10 and injuring 50. A town section housing about 1,000 people was wrecked as farm shacks were flattened. Gov. Graves sent eight National Guardsmen from Montgomery to aid survivors. Major J H Sanders estimated home damage at 200000. The storm’s path began in southwest Louisiana then crossed Mississippi into Alabama.
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Aliceville
Als
National
Here
Pine Grove
J. H. Sanders
Bib
Graves
Montgomery
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Oakdale
Brookhaep Miss
Bund
Miss
Ice Storm Strikes Mansfield Crippling Services
An April ice storm left about 1500 Mansfield homes without power and damaged communication lines. Ice-coated limbs snapped power lines as 160 Ohio Public Service Co. workers labored to restore service. major AT&T lines and Mansfield Telephone Co. facilities suffered record damage. Rainfall threatened further harm as streams rose and drainage systems clogged.
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Mansfield
Ohio Public Service Co
Mansfield News - Journal
Mt. Vernon
Republican-News
United Press
American ‘Telephone and Telegraph Co
Mansfield Telephone Co
Richland County
Oberlin Man Held After Auto Accident
Raymond Ayins a 99 year old Oberlin resident was held in county jail on drunk driving charges after a Lake road collision four miles north of Elyria at 8 30 PM yesterday Edward Eisner 27 Elyria was booked on intoxication charges and traveled with Ayins in a sideswipe collision involving Rev Father Hugh L Collins of Youngstown as stated by Deputy Sheriff Anthony Pollock
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Raymond Ayins
TS Springstreet
Oberlin
Lake Road
Elyria
Edward Eisner
Glover Court
Aving
Hugh L. Collins
Youngetown
Anthony Pollock
Court House notes fine and foreclosure actions filed
Robert Meyers of Grafton was fined five dollars and costs for assault and battery before Justice Preston L. Coon. The Cleveland Trust Company filed foreclosure actions against Lizzie Fratt of Cleveland for 2488 and Grady Graf for 2735. Jacob Bohrer appealed a justice of the peace judgment of 99.50 in a rent and utility matter in favor of Adah L. Weekley.
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Robert Meyers
Grafton
Preston L. Coon
John Baez
Yao
Cleveland Trust Company
Lizzie Fratt
Cleveland
Brownhelm
Othe
Grady Graf
Lorain
Jacob Bohrer
Common Pleas Court
Sodar
Justice of the Peace Court
H. T. Snell
Columbia Township
Adah L. Weekley
FENED FOR INTOXICATION Boxer Risko arraigned in police court
John Risko a nationally known boxer faced intoxication charges after arrest by local police at about 8 40 p m. yesterday. He claimed to be 44 and lived at 216 West River Street Lancaster Ohio. In a separate note Harold Swarts a Carroll High School senior aged 17 died by suicide using a .22 caliber rifle, with his parents accusing Hitnese.
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John Risko
Joseph Q. Perry
Risko
West River Street
Lancaster, O
Harold Swarts
Carroll High School
Hitnese
Bus strike stems from seniority demand in city crews
A strike followed a demand for a cowmouth seniority system by carmen and bus drivers. An independent bus drivers union obtained an injunction now before the State Supreme Court. The court's delay sparked the walkout. Settlement terms were withheld as talks continued on seniority and sole bargaining rights. McInerner said the public was thanked for enduring the rapid affair and expressed regret.
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Carmen
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
McInerner
Belden PTA Session Features Glee Clubs and Orchestra
Mrs Martin Berlswill presides as Belden BTA hosts a PTA program with Belden High School glee clubs directed by Marguerite Spelbrink and Visa Shaw. Gibbons reports on PTA work while Dr Wild Hosebrook of Ohio State studies local students. Evening program includes Belden Orchestra, soloists Neil Wise and Jeanne Wise, operetta Garden Magic, and Dr Offenhauer's closing address. Dinner by PTA mellan sessions.
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Martin Berlswill
Belden B.T. A
Belden High School Girls’ Glee Club
Marguerite Spelbrink
Visa Shaw
Wilk
G. A. Gibbons
Wild# Hosebrook
Ohio State University
P.T. A. Council
Belden High School
Floyd C. Moore
Neil Wise
Jeanne Wise
Belden
Misa Spelbrink
Offenhauer
Parent-Teacher Association
Deaths and funerals in Elyria area sweep multiple families
Death records list Anna Krepps widow of John A Krepps dying after eight days illness at 16 after two. Her home was Toledo Ohio, born July 24 1845 in Monroeville Ohio and she lived in Toledo 72 years. Surviving daughters Mrs Rawson Elyria Mrs Neomia Hill and Mrs Abbe Dehn Toledo plus granddaughter Mrs Dorothy Sotherden Elyria and three Toledo grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Burial in Toledo cemetery after services at Bernard Day Funeral Home Saturday at 2 PM. Also listed are Sarah Booker Wanless North Ridgeville who died after three weeks illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital born in England and living in Ridgeville 25 years. funeral Monday 2:00 PM from Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home, burial Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland. Undated notes about Ford Allen Egbert Elyria area death, age about, services at Long Ave Funeral Home, interment Litefield Cemetery. he was born September Frederick details repeated. several family connections across Cleveland Gary Indiana Shaker Heights and England.
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Anna Krepps
John A. Krepps
Charles Rawson
Twelfth Street
Toledo
Ohio
Krepps
Monroeville
Rawson
Elyria
Neomia Hill
Sarah Booker Wanless
North Ridgeville
Elyria Memorial Hospital
England
Ridgeville
M. Munday
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Lakeview Cemetery
Cleveland
Nares
Gutat
O'Donnell
Pasadena Avenue
Cunat
Hbs Eagles Lodge
Ins Vite
Bitay Cunat
Ome
Alfred Uunat
Garr
Indiana
Mae Addison
Gary
Emma Minich
Anna Koptis
Shaker Heights
Taylor Funeral Home
W. W. Walker
Brookday
House Passes RFC Loan Bill to Expand Financing
The House approved a Senate bill by Cartier Glass expanding Reconstruction Finance Corp loans to 31.5966 billion for business and local communities. The measure preserves I C C review of railroad loans, while removing the prior railroad loan approval requirement.
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RFC
Washington
Aprl
White House
Cartier Glass
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Exhume Body Of Slain Officer In Ohio
The body of state highway patrolman George Conn, slain near Freeport on September 27, was exhumed from Greenwood Cemetery in Zanesville to remove bullets for use as evidence. Col. Lynn Black said in Columbus that bullets will be examined for the investigation.
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Zanesville
George Conn
Freeport
Greenwood Cemetery
Lynn Black
State Patrol
Columbus
Number Four Session Leads Elyria Aerie Event
Number Four continues from page one with charge of the business session. Officers and members of the Lorain Aerie degree and drill teams will manage initiation work and perform an exhibition drill for members and guests after initiation. Past presidents and the membership committee greet visitors from other aeries and new members.
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Lorain Aerie
Chicago
The
Elyria Aerie
Oppression charge marks Japan naval policy clash
Vice Admiral Mitsumasa Yonai accused the United States and Great Britain of aiming to oppress Japan as their navies grow, while warning that if other powers expand, Japan may need to reexamine its own replenishment program to defend national security and peace in the Far East. He faulted Western nations for interpreting Japan’s silence as acquiescence.
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Tokys
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Mitsumasa Youai
Cress
Yonai
Far East
America
Great Rain
Pleads Guilty In Columbus Jail Room Fined Five
A Columbus man, J AL Dresehler of 2111 Summit Street, was found slumped over the wheel of his car on West Avenue. Patrolman Paul Palmer, after taking him to a hotel, had him charged with a crime and he pleaded guilty before Mayor Joseph Petro. Dresehler was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Columbus
Paul Palmer
Palmer
West Avenue
J AL Dresehler
Summit Street
Draschier
Accor Dal Feinz Palmer
Approve Section of Reorganization Bill in House
Washington reports House approval of the section creating six administrative assistants for President Roosevelt with annual salaries of 10000 dollars. The measure, first approved last year, advances as a broader reorganization bill moves toward final action amid ongoing opposition and focus on the comptroller general's office.
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Washington
House
Rooserveit
Roosevelt
Transcript seeks mandamus to obtain hearing testimony
In Columbus on April 1 Edwin Judy a former attorney examiner for the State Securities Division filed a mandamus writ in the court of appeals seeking a transcript of Dan T Moore chief of the division testimony in his current hearing on alleged irregularities tied to stock registration. Moore named as defendant. hearing set for May 7. Moore refused to provide the transcript.
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Columbus. O
Edwin Judy
State Securities Division
Court of Appeals
Dan T. Moore
Moore
Judy
Grand Jury Indicts Four In Conn Slaying Case
Harrison county grand jury reportedly returned secret indictments against four men over two months ago in connection with the patrolman's murder. The development follows the Conn killing under state investigation as authorities pursue suspects.
Damrosch Warned By Union Over Conduct Claim
Dr Walter Damrosch was warned by Local 802 of the American Federation of Musicians that repeating statements deemed degradative could lead to expulsion. The union found him guilty of conduct for remarks accusing members of being incompetent and causing unemployment by maintaining high wage scales.
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New York
Walter Damrosch
Musician's Union Today
American Federation of Musicians
DamiYosch
Houa
Oberlin By Mrs Esther Wood 306 N Professor Ss
Local notice lists Esther Wood of Oberlin offering delivery service by phone. Contact K Richard Clevenger at 4174 for arrangements.
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Esther Wood
Richard Clevenger
Oberlin couple marks 67th anniversary of marriage today
Apul sar and Mrs. James Worcester of 525 East College street observe the 67th wedding anniversary. They wed on April 3. Worcester, a lifelong Oberlin resident, was born near here. Eunice Eyton was born in Albany Wisconsin. Both have long Grange and township service histories. The couple and local residents are noted for active civic involvement.
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Oberlin
Apul Sar
James &. Worcester
East College Struet
Albany
Wisconsin
Worcester
Oberlin Grange
The
Grange
Waffle Supper Planned by Eastern Star Auxiliary
A waffle supper will be served Saturday from 3:00 to 7:00 in the Masonic rooms under the Eastern Star Auxiliary. The public is invited to attend.
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Eastern Star Auxiliary
Masonic Rooms
Canton Lorain Auxiliary Past Presidents Event at Strohl Home
Additional Society Past Presidents of Canton Lorain Auxiliary were entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Orval Strohl at her home on Wese street. After the business meeting, a luncheon course was served at small tables by Mrs. Strohl and her daughter. The next meeting is planned for May fifth with hosts to be announced.
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Canton-Lorain
Orval Strohl
Wese Street
St. John's Ladies’ Aid Society
Seveen
Physicians To Meet Lorain County Medical Society Talk
The April meeting of the Lorain County Medical Society features a program on Gall Bladder Problems. Robert Ainsmore of Cleveland will speak. The gathering Tuesday evening at the Graystone Hotel begins at five with dinner, followed by a business meeting and the address.
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Lorain County Medical Society
Robert Ainsmore
Fe 4. C
Cleveland
Graystone
Ao Shore
Ivinsmore
Hospital Admissions and Names in Local Notices
A list of names and addresses appears including Mrs Harry Halu Crafton at 1301 Bank Street and Mildred Vayda at 421 Elm Street. Other entries include Lawrente Koyfak Iischeorges' Jarvis Strong and Sue Merante at 1806 Wet Avenue. Mrs George Bro is also mentioned in the collection of notices.
Fight Over Reorganization Plan Spurs House Debate
Washington April 9 opponents and Administration backers clash over President Roosevelts government reorganization in the House. A key vote defeated Rep O Connors motion to strike out the act s enacting clause while four major titles remain including authority to hire executives and a new auditor general. The opposition vows to recommit and a Saturday session may be scheduled.
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Washington
Uapril
Tun
Roosdevelt
Notten
John O'Conner
In. Y
O’conner
Sam Hayburn
Tex
Civil Service Commission
Comptroller General
Civil Service
Tn Vongress
O'Connor
Gerald J. Belleau
Prog
Wis
Congress
House
Interior Department
Bureau of Education
Department of Welfare
Harry L. Hopking
Veterans’ Administration
Local addresses listed for residents and a baby girl
A fragment listing several residents including Mrs George Hall on Don SlAth Street, Mrs Domin ic Seagal, and a baby girl at 345 Best Street with unclear context.
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le Park Avenues
George Hall
Don SlAth
Dominic Seagal Babyirl
Best Street
Motorist fined for reckless driving in polar court
Steve Livehak of RL D. Nova Eiska West River Road was fined $2 and costs for reckless driving. Mayor Joseph Q. Petro presided in polar court this morning after a 1 a.m. arrest on West Water Avenue.
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Steve Livehak
RL D. Nova
Eiska
West River Road
Joseph Q. Petro
Polar Court
West Aternue
Taxi driver fined for intoxication arraignment before mayor
Paul Yoo was fined 31 and costs after arraignment on intoxication charges before Mayor Joseph Q. Petra. He was arrested about 4 a m yesterday on a complaint by Bob Long, a loyal taxicab driver, with the questionable age noted as 1ff.
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Paul Yoo
Joseph Q. Petra
Pullee
Almet
Bob Long
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Ice Storm Cripples
Mansfield Services
Sederis Restaurant
Laine
Page
United Dry Cleaning Co
Anna Abepes
Charles F. Hs
Ford Allen Egbert
Litchfield
Longavre
Duel
Litefield
Barberton
Branchstead
H. H. Egbert
Gerald
Lloyd and
Gordon
Raymund
New Haven
Com
U. S
Britain
Damrosch
Union
Bluebird
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Goerae
Ives
Wwllows
J. A. Hichwards
Kathleen Thompson
Clarke M. Uocdrene
Pillar of God
James Brand Houpee
Harold V. Morse
Ehuls
Bester
Osis Attuck
Nh Gidhbam
Bris
Rustell le Wuetis
Midland
Michigan
J. Hb. Edwards
Edgemeer Place
Doris Beebe
Amelita Lucas
Katherine Lemaion
Cleveland School of Art
Oberin
Mire
Flw
Tobin
Marietta
Doris Cain
North Park Street
Donald Leahy
South Street
Evie
C. Lea Comings
North Professor Street
F.E. Smith
Evanston
Illinois
J. A. Haglor
Jobo
Morgan Street
Mre
J Co Mevullough
South Cedar Avenue
Strohl
King Floral Co
L. C. Hecock Floral Co
Stone’s Grill
Weat Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Itl
Elyria Coffee Shop
Coure Street
Aii
Edith Mae
Saturn
Milan
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
Middle Avenue
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