Father Son Dinner Draws 126 at Oberlin M E Church
Oberlin April 10 The annual Father Son Banquet by the Men’s Civic Club at Rust M E Church drew 126 men and boys for dinner and a talk by Dr. Clarence T. Craig on what hast thou in thy hand. He urged training sons for a vocation and building character while a high school youth quartet sang spirituals. The event preceded a club meeting at Mt Zion Baptist Church to report on garden and recreation progress and road plans.
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Oberlin, D
Rust M. E. Church
Clarence T. Craig
Oberlin School of Theology
Craig
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Relet Garden Committee
Recreation Department
Oberlin Men On Program of Big Music Meeting
President Wilkins and several Oberlin Conservatory professors attend the biennial Music Supervisors National Conference in Chicago. Wilkins delivers a principal address on Social Betterment Through Art. Karl Gehrkens, former president, chairs the presidents council and directs teacher training talks. George Wain directs the Ensemble Contest and leads performances at the Instrumental Ensemble Festival.
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Wilkins
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Music Supervisors National Conference
Chicago
Karl Gehrkens
Council of Presidents
George Wain
Reach Agreement In Strike At Detroit
Detroit April 10 The auto industry labor crisis eased as a major strike ending a partial shutdown was settled involving 5 000 workers and Motor Products Corp. A ten percent raise and arbitration were agreed moving most back to work. 15 000 Hudson workers expected to return within 24 hours. The Paris Company strike loomed over others as AFL union members proceeded to arbitration.
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Detroit
Edward P. McGrady
Hugh §. Johnson
Motor Products Corporation
Hudson Motor Company
Paris Company
American Federation of Labor Union
Roosevelt
Automobile Later Board
McGrady
Piece-work Pay Rates and Seniority Rights Protection
A report discusses adjustments to piece-work pay rates and the protection of seniority rights for striking workers. It notes negotiations and potential legal or union actions to safeguard benefits while addressing wage disparities and work classifications.
Court actions and land project loom in Lorain updates
Mae Tippett of Lorain files for divorce from Late Tippett citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty. County commissioners approve the first hearing for the old West River road extension to the Lorain reduction plant with final action set after an April 20 hearing. Stella Adamisiak, 17, sues Charles Krupski for 10000 injuries from a Feb 3 automobile crash at Seventh and Broadway Lorain. Emma Toth Felgi sues Frank Feist for wilful abstinence. Mars Gluhank sues Michael Gruhank for gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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Mae Tippett
Lorain
Late Tippett
Old West River
North Ridge Road
Stella Adamisiak
Sophia Kravec
Charles Krupski
Seventh and Broadway
Emma Toth Felgi
Frank Feist
Mars Gluhank
Michael Gruhank
TOG ATTACKS CHILD AT SCHOOL AREA
Helen Lehman age 11 of 445 Louisiana avenue was bitten by a dog near Madison and Bondstrait by noon yesterday. Grandmother Mrs Thomas Donahue reported the incident saying the girl was bitten on the arm and her sweater torn.
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TOG
Helen Lehman
Louisiana Avenue
Madison and
Bondstrait
Thomas Donahue
Senior Four-H Club Plans Exhibit for Fair
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club meets at the G A R Hall to share fair exhibit ideas for Wellington Lorain County and Ohio State Fairs next fall. A contest seeks best suggestions with a prize awarded April 26. Members also finish a Trad eship course by C C Croy and join leadership projects for youth work this summer. R B Tom from Ohio State U will lead three recreation leadership demonstrations in May and June. A "Jinx Party" for club members is planned for Friday April 13.
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Lorain County
C. C. Croy
R. B. Tom
Ohio State University
Death Records Read Across Elyria Area Obituaries
Multiple notices report deaths of Tillie Mills Webb 77 of 527 Lodi street Elyria Memorial Hospital after a weeklong illness. Born in Catan ing Pennsylvania November 1556, she and George G. Webb would have goldened their 50th anniversary August 19. Survived by three Mills brothers Frank Hespira Edward and Fred, and sister Ella Puray. Services at Tekonsha Michigan and burial there. Also noted are deaths of Blanche Blakeman Sandusky born November 1885, widow of Elton Blakeman, survived by daughter Lesle Cunningham and brother Morris Coon. funeral Friday at Sudro Funeral Home. Shurd Hulse of Lakewood died Cleveland Clinic, brother of A J Hulse, funeral Thursday in Lakewood. John N. Merrifield 58 former Elyria resident died in Detroit after six weeks illness. widow Georgia Merrifield and sister Bertha Wiers Leh rens of Elyria survive. Funeral arrangements to be announced with burial at Rideau Lawn.
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Tillie Mills Webb
George G. Webb
Lodi Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Webb
Cataning
Pennsylvania
Frank Mills
Hespira
Michigan
Edward Mills
Marshall
Fred Mills
Ella Puray
Charlotte
North Carolina
Sudro
Tekonsha
Blanche Blakeman
Elton Blakeman
Shelby Avenue
Sandusky
Mr. Blakeman
Lesle Cunningham
Morris Coon
Lorain
Elyria Church of Christ
Royal Neighbors
Sudro Funeral Home
LaPorte Cemetery
Shurd Hulse
Shard Hulse
Lakewood
Cleveland Clinic
Myr. Hulse
A. J. Hulse
Fields Corners
Daniels
John N. Merrifield
Elyria
Georgia Merrifield
West Kirby Avenue
Detroit
Michican
Bertha Wiers Lehrens
Merrifield
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Rideelawn
County Employees Share Lunches With Cat
County employees at the county garage treat Tabby, the resident cat and mother of five, as a nurse. Each day staff share milk and morsels from their lunches with her and the brood. Surveyor Jack Warren noted she won hearts by eradicating mice in the building.
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County Garage
Tabby
Jack Warren
Dover man sentenced for manslaughter linked to fatal shooting
George Alesiano, 54, of Dover, was sentenced to one to 20 years in the Ohio Penitentiary for a manslaughter charge tied to the fatal shooting of Leo Byers, 40, son of a former Dover police chief. The two men had shared quarters in Alesiano's home. Lobsters are said to shed their claws when alarmed by a loud noise.
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New
Philadelphia
George
Alesiano
Dover
Ohio
Leo Byers
Market Report From Cleveland and Midwest Grain Trade
Market weak as cattle and hogs trade mixed while poultry and vegetables show varied demand. Wheat and corn prices steady with bids firming in some regions. grain markets in Cleveland and Minneapolis mirror national trends amid light trading and steady to firmer livestock values.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Pike
Leghorn
Rock Springs
Colorado
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Texas Bliss
Lecida
Bliss
Fourth Liberty Loan bonds due April 18th
On April fifteenth Fourth Liberty Loan bonds with serial letters A J and K ending in 1 9 or 0 will be paid in cash or exchanged for new bonds issued by the United States Treasury. Lorain County Savings and Trust Co offers its facilities to holders. Interest stops April fifteenth. Bond holders urged to present bonds to avoid loss. Trust Co telegraphed Treasury to cooperate in urging redemption. Contact the bank for holders’ instructions.
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Liberty Loan
United States Treasury
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Reserve Officers Club changes meeting to Cleveland trip
Members of the Reserve Officers Club of Lorain County will skip the regular meeting at the local armory and instead travel by group to Grass Army Armory in Cleveland Thursday evening to view a four reel Army training sound picture. Leonard Smith announced the change. assembly at 6 20 at the Lorain armory. Wool and silk fabrics feel warmer than cotton linen or rayon as their fibers do not conduct heat as readily.
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Reserve of Ncers Club
Lorain County
Grass
Cleveland
Leonard Smith
Haserodt Firms Organized In Elyria
Organization of two local companies announced. Haserodt Optical Co with Oscar Haserodt as president and treasurer, Paul Haserodt as vice president, Mrs Eleanor Brandau as secretary. Directors: Oscar Haserodt, Paul Haserodt, Mrs Brandau. Haserodt Jewelry Co with Robert F Branch as president and treasurer, Mark L Gleick as vice president, Mrs Brandau as secretary. Directors: Oscar Haserodt, Robert F Branch, Mark L Gleick, Mrs Eleanor Brandau. Both firms stay at 505 Broad Street. Ends with war peace note.
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Haserodt Optical Company
Haserodt Jewelry Company
Oscar Haserodt
Paul Haserodt
Eleanor Brandau
Brandau
Elyria
Robert F. Branch
Mark L. Gleick
Broad Street
Ohio Employment At Highest Point In March
In March 1930 industrial employment in Ohio rose 4.6 percent from February, the Ohio State University Bureau of Business Research reported. Major increases were seen in Dayton 11.4 percent, Toledo 7.4 percent, Youngstown 5.7 percent, Akron 4.2 percent, Cleveland 4.2 percent, Cincinnati 4.1 percent, Canton 1.2 percent, and Columbus 0.4 percent. The bureau noted these gains.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ames
Ohio State University Bureau of Businessesearch
Daytor
Toledo
Youngstown
Akron
Cleveland
Cincinvati
Canton
Bureau
Manufacturing and nonmanufacturing jobs shift in February
A government bulletin notes manufacturing employment fell to balance at 4.9 percent over February while nonmanufacturing work rose 2.3 percent. Construction employment showed a slight decline, with no CWA or federal relief employment included.
Firemen Extinguish Grass Fire Near Clark and Fairview
Elyria firefighters were called from a passing train to control a grass and weed fire at the northeast corner of Clark Street and Fairview Avenue. The blaze started on vacant lots and spread beyond workers’ control, but caused no property damage.
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Elyria
Clark Street
Fairhiwn Avenue
Theologians Weigh Enemies and God in War Context
A reflective line recalls old theologians who urged loving enemies while asserting others are God’s enemies, highlighting a moral stance amid conflict. The remark frames the tension between universal love and selective judgment in religious discourse.
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God
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