County Home Folks to Be Entertained Friday Night
A county home program Friday night features musical numbers and readings. Vocal solos by Miss Regal Huntington Miss Eleanor Armstrong and Mrs A St Kimpton Oberlin. Reading by Miss Hila Reisinger Mrs Gertruds Schramm Fred Decker and J H Stevens. Four orchestras provide instrumental music Carlisle Grange Kipton Kitchen Oberlin Grange and Seven Come Eleven. Cake and candy donations requested for residents. Open to subordinate granges and friends.
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Pomona
Ftrange
Regal
Huntington
Eleanor Armstrong
A. St
Kimpton
Oberlin
Hila Reisinger
Gertruds Schramm
Fred Decker
J. H. Stevens
Carlisle Grange Orchestra
Kipton Kitchen
Oberlin Grange Orchestra
Seven-Come-Eleven
Lorain County Pomona Grange
Enroll in Four-H Club Projects at Eaton
One hundred bors and girls attended enrollment at Eaton noon showing strong interest in Four-H Club work. Horton BR. Alger and Miss Allee Bird described club types and projects, with food, hot room arrangement, and flower clubs drawing top interest. Further meetings planned to complete Eaton organization.
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Eaton Hool
Fuft
Horton BR. Alger
Allee Bird
Court Agricultural Extension
Mise Bird
Eaton
Aid Inc Plans On Air Program With Elvira Feature
Aid Inc an organization of independent business and professional men of Cleveland announces Elvira will be featured in a half hour radio program on Station WAY Cleveland. The program airs today from 215 to join on m and will feature Jack Sullivan's orchestra of Elyria. It launches a 10 week Thursday series starting today.
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Elvira
Cleveland
M. Today
Aid, Inc
Jack Sullivan
Orchestaal Elyria Organization
Local News In a Few Lines Collide damages cars and arrests
A collision on Broad Street yesterday afternoon damaged two cars. Mrs Donshibier of 139 Cornell Avenue and Chief White Eagle were involved. Police said considerable damage resulted. William Wagner of Lorain pled guilty to liquor possession and was fined 100 dollars plus costs in Lorain Court of Justice S and J George. Clarence Breeds and William Vandevelde of Cleveland were fined 10 dollars plus costs for intoxication after arraignment on East Bread Street. J H Hurst of Lorain County Automobile Club travels to Columbus for the Ohio State Automobile Association convention, continuing through tomorrow. Stacy Varziniak, 17, of 1605 West Avenue, is missing. police and his father are seeking him. Max Efchman of Cleveland was fined five dollars plus costs on an unspecified charge.
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Donshibier
Cornell Avenue
White Eagle
Broad Street
William Wagner
Lorain
Court of Justice
S&s. J. George
Clarence Breeds
William Vandevelde
Cleveland
East Bread Street
Convestion
J. H. Hurst
Lorain County Automobile Club
Columbus
Ohio State Automobile Association
Roy
Stacy Varziniak
West Avenue
Court suits and notices filed in Lorain and nearby counties
In And About The Court House: Standard Trust backs suits against Margaret Hreba Avon Lake for 1005 on promissory note and against Margaret Simms for 1824. foreclosing against Avon Lake property. Other actions include Conrad S210.79 suit in Amherst area. Arthur Tuscany and Louis Lieb suits in Lorain for 500. Mose Wilder petition for receiver for Paul Usher judgment 3287.48. Rensselaer Valve Co. suit against William Grobe Andherst for 557.21. Vardellas Hamilton seeks divorce from Thomas for neglect and cruelty. Mishawaka Rubber and Woolen Mfg Co. sues Czuba for merchandise debt. Cyrus Shireman Trustee sues Way et al for 5502.
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the Standard Trust
Cleveland
Margaret Hreba
Avon Lake
Arso
Margaret Simms
Mose Wilder
Prarty
Paul Usher
Common Pleas
Rensselaer Valve Company
William Grobe. Andherst
Mishawaka Rubber and Woolen Manufacturing Company
Ao 2
Redistricting Changes Shift Voters Between Precincts
Wording describes transfer of residents from Lake Avenue area to Province 6 A and redrawing of precinct 6 B to Spruce Street center line. It also notes 6¢ covering north of Spruce Street to corporation line, formerly 2 B, and south-side West Street residents joining 2 A voting at West River and Lodi. East side Lodi from West River to Lake Avenue moved to 2 A.
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Luron Street
Lake Avenue
B. and O Railroad
Spruce Street
West Street
West River Street
2 .A
West River
Lodi
Six Continued Indictments Charge Robbery and Burglaries
The report details indictments including manslaughter in a continuing case, Ervin Hawk of Elyria charged with robbery of Jack Ambrose for $6 on February 14, and Raymond Barry with Roman Rybarczyk charged with burglary and larceny in incidents at Ridgeville and Elyria. Victims and sums are named, with jurors hearing 52 witnesses on 19 cases, three passed, seven ignored. Port City Mortgage matters not considered this session. a note claims anger raises blood sugar.
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Socral
Ervin Hawk
Elyria
Wao
Jack Ambrose
Raymond Barry
Roman Rybaryck
Ridgeville
John Harding
Port City
Local Referee in Bankruptcy to Be Eliminated
The announcement states Lorain and Medina counties will join OAER districts. Conway, longtime referee in Toledo, will be dismissed due to small district caseloads. Lorain joins western division under Woods. Medina moves to Summit and Port districts under Akron referee Marys.
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Lorain
Meds
Oaer
Conway
Nis
Pau Jones
S. H W. West
Cleveland
Torain
Medina
Amou
Divirgn
Ren ' Bo Woods
Medina County
Summit
Portu
Referer Marys Esq
Akron
Mo Poe
Smeth
Io Barnkruptey
Fice
Conway Conway
President Hears Of Death By Telephone
News of Speaker Longworth’s death spreads quickly in Washington as the President orders condolences to Mrs Longworth and dispatches military aid. Word travels via guides and crowds fill the Capitol as officials confirm the loss and honor his public service.
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Longworth
Avkea
Wood
House Appropriations Committee
Fo Lesota
Death Notices for McLelland and Bey in La Porte
Mary Mae McLelland of La Porte widow of William McLelland died Wednesday at 11 20 p m after a four day illness. Born in Eaton Township aged 69, survives brother Py C Gilman Elyria and niece Miss Grace Prindle of La Porte. Funeral Saturday 3 p m Sudro Funeral Home. burial Ridgelawn. Theodore Bey, 62, of 101 West River, died Wednesday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after lingering illness. Born in Germany February 4 1849. Body to Nichols Funeral Home. services Saturday 10 00 a m with Rev. Wenat. burial Ridgelawn.
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Mary Mae McLellaand
Mary Mae McLeLand
LaPorte
William McLeLland
Eaton Township
Py. C. Gilman
Elyria
Nieen
Misa Grace Prindlé
la Porte
Theodore Ley
Theodore Bey
West River Street
Elyrifa Memorial Hospital
Germany
Nichols Funeral Home
Wenat
Ridgelawn
Long Illness Of Oberlin Woman Ends In Death
Miss Margue died at her Saula morn home at 176 North Main Street after a long illness. A 1912 alumna, she taught in New York for several years. She had been an invalid for ten years after a stroke and had been failing in recent weeks. Survived by father N. P. Chapman and a brother Everett of Cleveland. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at the James Brand House with burial at Westwood Cemetery.
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Margue
Saula Morn R
North Mainst
Man
Allege
New York
N. P. Chapman
Everett
Cleveland
James, Brand
Westwood Cemetery
Pman
Oberlin Man Dies at Allen Hospital
Benjamin Williams sixty one died at 6 20 am today at Allen hospital after a four year illness. Born in Virginia he lived there as a youth then moved to Cleveland where he worked as a footman at the May Company for eighteen years. He later settled on East Lorain street with his family and is survived by his wife and three children William Frances and Percy all at home. Funeral arrangements have not been set.
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Benjamin Williams
Allen Hospital
Mr. Williams
Virginia
Cleveland
The
May Co
East Lorain Street
William
Frances
Percy
Cermak vows action to curb gang influence and protect rats
The Chicago leader pledges decisive steps to remove gang protection and force results. He blames police inaction and demands chiefs be accountable for delivering outcomes. He notes a police problem and cites the need to render gang storefronts unprofitable for stay.
Life Long Oberlin Resident Buried
Obituary notes the burial of Georges Fas, a lifelong Oberlin resident, with mention of Lorain Street and the local community context.
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Oberlin
wEoom Eyvelans
Georges Fas
Lorain Street
Ig A
Museum To Show Textile Display
The museum presents a textile exhibit featuring antique pieces and a 19th century Florentine bedspread. Highlights include chintzes and needlework, linked to a recent local story, with a modern sculpture group from the College Art Association on display through April 18.
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ATL Museum
Wiliam J
Pradnate
Opieces
College
Oberlin Lodge Knights Entertain Medina Guests
Thirty members of the Oberlin lodge Knights of Pythias were entertained by Medina lodge on Tuesday evening. Six candidates earned the Knight rank, four from Oberlin and two from Medina, followed by refreshments and an engaging program. A church pageant of service is planned for Friday April 10 at 8 p.m. Notable characters will be portrayed with music, directed by Mrs. Jane Hall and assisted by Helen Miles. Oberlin residents Shaw Gladys Moore and Charles Adams were re elected as officers of Pi Kappa Lambda, with Miss Moore named secretary general and Adams treasurer general.
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Oberlin Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Medina
Oberlin
The
Rust
Stevens Board
Jane Hall
Helen Miles
Shaw
Gladys Moore
Charles Adams
Oberlin Conservatory
National Music Society
Pi Kappa Lambda
Miss Moore
Adams
Generral
Elyria Moose Lodge Elects Leo McLaughlin Dictator
Henry J. Smith is re elected secretary for the fourteenth year at the Elyria Moose Lodge election held in the club rooms on Gracecourt. Leo Mc Laughlin is re elected dictator with E I King as vice dictator Howard Smith as prelate R F Hobill as treasurer C H Parker as trustee. Mc Laughlin named as delegate to the National Moose convention with Smith as alternate. Lorain officials Harvey Keck and Tonnelly attended, Keck praising Elyria Lorain cooperation. Lorain invites Elyria to a fish fry April 21. over 100 Elyria Moose expected.
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Henry J. Smith
Elyria Moose Lodge
Gracecourt
Leo McLaughlin
King
Howard Smith
R. F. Hobill
C. H. Parker
Moose Lodge
Harvey Keck
Lorain
Elyria
Longworth Life and Legacy in Congressional History
The biography recalls Nicholas Longworth as a wealthy Cincinnati native born November 5, 1869, Harvard-educated, who became a key Republican leader. He served as speaker from 1923, championed preparedness and tariffs, led in parliamentary law, and married Alice Roosevelt at the White House in 1906. He was a prominent Navy advocate, a stylish public figure, and a fixture in capital society.
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Cincinnati
Harvard
Cincinnati Law School
Oenet
White House
Roosevelt
Alice Lee Roosevelt
Ife
Longworth
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Rules Committee
Bertrand H. Snell
New York
Republican House
Hoover
House
Longworth Remembered as Nation’s Servant in Death
Wood praised the late Longworth as a statesman who served the country as Speaker of the House. He died respected by colleagues, with memory to be cherished by all who knew him. A second item notes Europe to host women’s dirt track motorcycle races.
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Longworth
Wood
Europe
Cleveland Markets Feed Potatoes and Livestock Prices
Market notes from Cleveland show price ranges for potatoes, poultry, and hogs. Livestock quotes list holdovers, steers, cows, and bulls with mixed demand, while grains and futures are reported with Chicago prices and nearby kernels.
Paulina Longworth's Education and Father’s Illness Discussed
Miss Waldron, trusted governess to Paulina Longworth, has supervised the child's reading to suit her advanced understanding. Waldron, with Mrs. Longworth’s approval, has served the family since before Paulina’s birth, previously working for Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick. She reveals she told Paulina of her father’s failing health when his condition worsened Wednesday night.
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Paulina
Waldron
Eworth
Chicago
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Chi
Beo
Longworth
Nebraska bans pipes on campus and state schools
A state bill, approved by the senate and sent to the house, would ban smoking pipes on the University of Nebraska campus and all state higher education grounds including university stadiums and farms. It targets students and faculty across universities, colleges, and high schools within the state.
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Nebraska
Lincoln Neh
Fater
University At Nebraska
Senate
House
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