Report of condition Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Public notice of the Elyria Savings and Trust Company reporting assets including loans, government obligations, and real estate. Liabilities show demand and time deposits, with substantial secured and unsecured items. A separate probate notice seeks sale of an 80 acre Pittsfield Township property to satisfy debts, with heirs named as defendants and a May 8 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Act
Andwur Building Company
Elyria
Ohio
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Ernest J. Crisp
Leonard Smith
Porter
James H. Hosley
Toratn
State of Ohio
Pittsfield
County of
Lorain
State of
Pittsfield Township
Ashland-Oberlin Road
William HA. Braithwaite
Lorain County
William H. Braithwaite
Lewis A. Glynn
J. H W. Hosley
F. A. Hosley
IL. Porter
Wilcox & Wilcox
Lorain County Bank
Lorain Motor Coach Company, Inc
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
River Road
Columbus
Wellington orchestra shines with superior rating at contest
Morning results show Wellington orchestra praised as superior plus by judge R O Suter of Warren Pennsylvania. LaGrange glee club also awarded superior by S Norman Park of Lorain. Other groups competed in CCC Camden division and junior orchestras with mixed scores and no unsatisfactory ratings.
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Brownhelm
South Amherst
Eaton
Grafton
Camden
Henrietta
Belden
Penfield
Vincent
LaGrange
Avon Lake
Ridgeville
Avon
Wellington
Clearview
R. O. Suter
Warren
Pennsylvania
S. Norman Park
Lorain
la Grange Boys’ Glee Club
P T A Event Highlights Lorain County Meeting
Eaton P T A and county council leaders outline an 8 p m program with music from the Lorain County concert ensemble and East Carlisle Mother-Singers. Bailey delivers the address. Mrs. Andrew Rawson of LaGrange and A H Goodspeed of East Carlisle also appear with Prideful remarks from district and board leaders.
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Werner Zilch
Amherst
Lorain County
Five British Freighters Warned by Destroyer Off Bilbao
Five British freight ships carrying food for Bilbao were warned by the destroyer Blanche that protection ends outside the three mile Spanish limit. Captains consulted owners and Basque Loyalists on transshipment to Loyalist trawlers while the Nationalist cruiser Almirante Cervera and the battle cruiser Hood loomed nearby.
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ST. Jean DE Luz
France
Bilbao
Blanche
Hood
Great Britain
Almirante Cervera
Admiralty
Ohio River flood controls and pollution program proposals
A national committee outlines flood control and anti pollution projects for the Ohio River basin. Proposed costs exceed 195 million dollars for immediate or deferred construction, including 14 reservoir flood control systems and a 75 million dollar stream pollution program.
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Ohio River
Mahoning River
Youngstown
Niles
Girard
Warren
Beaver Basin
Kanawha
Muskingum
Ashland
Barberton
Buckeye Lake
Cambridge
Zanesville
McConnelsville
Mount Vernon
Mansfield
Coshocton
Crooksville
Dennison
Newark
Urichsville
Dover
Minerva
New Philadelphia
Wooster
Lancaster
Circleville
Hillsboro
Wellston
Scioto Valley
Miami Valley
Dayton
Hamilton
Piqua
Springfield
Middletown
Germantown
Bellefontaine
Franklin
Lebanon
Miamisburg
Sidney
Troy
Brooksville
Cambridge City
Centerville
Connersville
Dublin
Liberty
Lynn
Milton
Oldenburg
Ohio River Division
Cincinnati
Ashtabula
Coronation Curiosities From Buckingham Palace Route
Coronation history notes the procession path from the Tower to Westminster Abbey and the later route from Buckingham Palace along the Mall to Trafalgar Square and Westminster Abbey. It contrasts medieval sanctuary fears with modern royal pageantry and mentions Knights of the Bath origins and royal guards.
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Buckingham Palace
George VI
Tower of London
Westminster Hall
Knights of the Bath
Henry IV
Henry V
London
Tower
George
James II
Mall
St. James's Park
Trafalgar Square
Whitehall
Parliament Street
Parliament Square
Westminster Abbey
Victoria Embankment
Northumberland Avenue
Trafalgar Stare
Regent and
Oxford Streets
Park Lane
Constitution Hill
Break Ice Jam Opens Navigation Between Lakes Huron and Superior
Sault Ste Marie Mich April 12 Navigation between Lakes Huron and Superior was opened on the earliest date in years after two ice breakers ploughed through an ice jam in the St Marys river from opposite ends. Two Canadian freighters Algocen and Algosteel carrying coal to Algoma steel plant at Sault Ste Marie Ont followed behind one of the breakers. Michigan ports Escanaba Detour and Charlevoix reopened over the weekend with 17 large freighters en route to Lake Michigan ports from Toledo, about 10 days ahead of normal opening.
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Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Lakes Huron
Superior
St. Marys River
Algocen
Algo Steel
Algoma Steel
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Ohio and West Virginia flood control and harbor projects listed
The document lists multiple flood control and water conservation projects in Ohio and nearby areas. Projects include river and harbor works along Mahoning Muskingum Sandusky Scioto Wheeling and Vermilion harbors and dams around Lima Warren Conneaut Painesville and Richmond Indiana with Great Lakes divisions and associated dams and reservoirs.
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Covington
Ohio
Mahoning River
O. Muskingum River
Zanesville
Cleveland
Dayton
Rocky River Harbor
Scioto-Sandusky Conservancy District
Rock Ford
Muskingum Valley
Sippo
Wetmore
Massillon
Martins Ferry
West Virginia
Circleville
Toledo
Ohio River
Maumee
Auglaize
Great Miami
Follawsbee
W. Va
Conneaut Harbor
Painesville Harbor
Ohio River Valley Project
Doran Bridge
Richmond
Ind
Great Lakes
Lima
Warren
O. Sandusky River
Sandusky Harbor
Vermilion Harbor
Huron Harbor
Texas Educator Flags Supreme Court Program
Patterson of the University of Texas told the Senate judiciary committee that Roosevelt’s Supreme Court plan is unconstitutional and aims to destroy the American judicial system. He led 32 Texans before the committee as Congress awaited the Supreme Court decision on the National Labor Relations Act.
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Washington
CP -de
Patterson
University of Texas
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
Probation Granted To Lorain Man
Lorain man Richmond Carey 34, a gas station attendant, was granted two years probation after pleading guilty to embezzling 292 dollars from his employer Frank Alien recommended the sentence citing Carey’s wife and two children Carey will relocate with his family to Indiana where his father promised work Allen named probation officer The record notes prior embezzlement of 1700 dollars and flight with a Lorain nightclub dancer who later pardoned him after his return
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Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Richmond
Dick” Carey
Lorain
Frank B. Alien
Carey
Allen
Indiana
Fashion Revue at Second M. E. Church
New fashions for adults and children will be shown at an eight o clock fashion revue at the Second Methodist Church. Rev J A Watson announced the event inviting members and others interested to attend. Children of the church will model with older members in latest wearing apparel.
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Second Methodist Church
J. A. Watson
Attorney John Von Blum Admitted Before Supreme Court
Local attorney John Von Blum was admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court during a Washington visit last week. He was presented by Congressman Byron Harlan and accompanied by Congressman Don W. Harter. Chief Justice Hughes administered the oath in a ceremony marked by solemn dignity.
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Washington
John von Blum
United States Supreme Court
von Blum
Byron Harlan
Dayton
Don W. Harter
Charles Evans Hughes
Lawmakers mull taxes to fund Nichols bill amid relief protests
Senators prepared two tax proposals to raise about seven million dollars for the remainder of 1937 as Gov. Davey weighs a soup kitchen plan. The Upper House aims to pass measures adding a one cent gas levy and boosting the admissions tax to ten percent plus a half cent on liquid fuel, with local governments needing five million dollars for the year.
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Josephson
Meagley
Alliance
Davey
National Guard
Senate
Impossible Goal Sparks Relentless Pursuit and Pride
A bold group sets an ambitious objective and pursues excellence with disciplined effort. Their drive to overcome limits highlights resilience, teamwork, and a commitment to achieving a seemingly unattainable standard.
Small Chance of Balancing Federal Budget
Washington April 12 conservative appropriations spokesmen warned that 1938 budget gaps may reach 1 billion dollars as large spending bills and relief programs push outlays beyond revenue estimates. They noted proposed spending on CCC, farm tenancy, education grants, housing, and relief, with limited support for tax hikes and possible economy acts. Public figures like Rep Woodrum and AFL leader Green warned of inflation and ongoing unemployment, while WPA relief provided work to nearly 2.94 million in February.
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United Press
Washington
House
Roosevelt
White House
Clifford Woodrum
House Appropriations Committee
Civilian Conservation Corps
Bertrand Snell
New York
William Green
American Federation of Labor
WPA
Green
Justices Open Door to NLRB Powers Under Commerce Clause
Chief Justice notes that the National Labor Relations Act can operate within constitutional authority. Hughes calls employer self organization and representation rights fundamental. The court suggests interstate commerce authority extends beyond direct flow transactions to cover burdens from other sources.
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Hughes
Valley City Briefs on Local Health and Social Events
Mrs. Celeste Kaiser rests at her parents’ home in convalescence after an appendicitis operation, returning from Elyria Hospital Wednesday. Carl Echle underwent appendicitis surgery Tuesday at Elyria Hospital and is progressing well. Mrs. William Grabenstetter and Mrs. A F Mellon visited Cleveland on Friday. The Get-Together Club met on Friday.
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Celeste Kaiser
Albert Erhart
Elyria Hospital
Carl Echle
William Grabenstetter
A. F. Mellon
Cleveland
Six Killed in Milwaukee Grain Elevator Blast
Six people died and 40 were injured after a grain elevator explosion at the Charles Krause Company in Milwaukee. A 50 by 150 foot mill collapsed, shattering windows blocks away. Victims include George Becker, Frank Wozniak, William Porath, Everett Scott, Stephen Forest, and Raymond Dahl. Estimated damage reached $1,000,000.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Charles Krause Company
George Becker
Frank Wozniak
William Porath
Everett Scott
Stephen Forest
Raymond
Henrietta Aid Society Meekly Meets at Mitawanga
Henrietta The Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church met at the home of the Rev and Mrs Bucher in Mitawanga Thursday afternoon. President Mrs Albert Latteman opened the meeting and the Rev Bucher led devotionals. Refreshments were served by the hostess to a group including Mrs Albert Latteman and several other members and guests.
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AID Society
Henrietta
Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Bucher
Mittawanga
Albert Latteman
Henry Altmiller
Ralph Bechstein
Martha Delefield
John Bauman
Ray Brown
Henry Date
Fred Bauman
Frank Berg
Sophia Pippert
Philip Latteman
Ladies Aid Convenes at Rex Lees Home
The Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical church met at Mrs. Rex Lees residence with assistant hostess Mrs. Ralph McDowell. Mrs. Frank Kelble presided as president and Rev. Pferrer led devotionals as the group spent the afternoon making quilt blocks with numerous members and guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical Church
Rex Lees
Ralph McDowell
Two to Four Club Hostesses Spencer Social at Home
Mrs. D A Bonnett and Mrs. Walter Bonnett hosted the Two to Four Club at their home on Wednesday afternoon. Members sewed and enjoyed social chat then supper. Guests included Mrs. G M Snyder and daughter Jean, Mrs. Lester Husted and children Corrine and Dale, Mrs. Fred Latteman and daughter Mary Vivian, Mrs. Adam Horn, and Mrs. Duane Bates and daughters Helen and Flya.
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D. A. Bonnett
Walter Bonnett
G. M. Snyder
Jean
Lester Husted
Corrine and
Dale
Fred Latteman
Mary Vivian
Adam Horn
Duane Bates
Helen
Flya
Grange Holds Regular Meeting at School Building
The Grange met at the school building Wednesday evening with about sixty present. Four membership applications were received and a program followed featuring the play Papa Has a Fit. Three guests attended from Lorain and Oberlin. next meeting is Wednesday evening April 21 for Ladies night with a program and refreshments.
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Grange
The
Papa
Lorain
Oberlin
Local Social Notes From Brownhelm and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Charles Bechtel and Mrs Anna Meitzke visited Brownhelm and Lorain friends Tuesday afternoon. Will Paul and Dorcas of Milan and Mr and Mrs Charlie Conklin of Huron called on the Court family. Mr and Mrs Martin Schroeder of Brownhelm were guests at the Bonnett home Wednesday evening.
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Charles Bechtel
Brownhelm
Anna Meitzke
Lorain
Adam Horn
Will Paul
Dorcas
Milan
Charlies Conklin
Huron
Wallace Court
Wir
Martin Schroeder
Bonnett
Carlisle Grange Meeting and Local Social Notes
Carlisle Grange held its regular meeting at their hall on the Oberlin road Tuesday evening. Worthy Master Fred Decker conducted the business. Marian Lauer gave contests. doughnuts and coffee were served. Several residents were noted visiting relatives in Cleveland and Elyria, with multiple social calls reported. Soil Conservation meetings were mentioned in the closing lines.
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Carlisle Grange
Oberlin Road
Fred Decker
Marian Lauer
Residents host evening gathering at Medina home
A social gathering was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Edna Herthneck in Medina. Joseph Levet remains ill at his home in town.
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Edna Herthneck
Medina
Joseph Levet
National Labor Relations Act Explained in Supreme Court
Washington report outlines questions and answers on the Wagner Act, its aims to protect workers rights to organize, the majority rule, enforcement by the National Labor Relations Board, and penalties for violations. Local notes include Carlisle township meetings chaired by Karl Simms and visits about Mrs Simms and Mrs Mockler.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Act
Supreme Court
Robert F. Wagner
N. Y
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
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Elyria Savings and Truest Company
Slyria
Federal Reserve System
Division of Banks of
Superintendent of Banks of
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve Syartem
Cnee
Reronstruction Finance Corporation
Br Trust Department
G. C
T. Arthur R. Tite
Arthur R. Titc
N.S. Fitch, Co
HW. Merthe
S. G. Shaw
Mos Grace & Smith
Notary Publicac Commission
Flint Bartley
Riverside Drive
South Bend
Delta Flint Lee
Johnston Avenue
Pontiac
Michigan
Mary F. Peck
Carthage
Jefferson County
Grace F. Reynolds
Savannah
Charles Flint
Great Bend
Leon D. Burham
Ferguson Street
Lansing
Ruth F. Clark
Adams
Mary F. Gates
South Washington Street
Oliva F. Fults
Wexton Avenue
Sherri
Edna F. Harte
Sterlingville
Marvin Flint
Philadelphia
Willice Walwrath
Sandy Creek
Carrie Walwrath
Augusta F. Burham
Ettle F. Main
Mary G. Richardson
Crescent Street
Canton
James N. Gale
Rensselaer Falls
R. Seabury
Syracuse
Glenn_ Seabury
Rutland Street
Watertown
J. R. Seabury
Burman Street
Mae Austin
Pleasant View Avenue
Amos Seabury
Viva Scharsh
Belle Avenue
H. A. Sanborn
Chronicle-Telegram
Harold
Corbin
St. Mary’s River
Texas Educator Flags Supreme Court Program
M. E. Church
Valley City
Frank Kelble
Pferrer
Jesse Portman
Harold Coates
C. H. Currier
Melvin Unger
Leon Hopkins
Charles Cook
Walter Kothe
Earl Kendeigh
C. Webber
Mattie Sanders
Minor of
Otto Knoble
John Geissendoerfer
Barbara Angersbach
Anna Wyttenbach
Don Larsen
H. G. Portman
Sybil Kendeigh
West Ridge
Leota Drusendal
Frank Hoffman
Nettie Klady
H. J. Hillier
Clifford Hart
Marjorie Highgate
L. F. Eldred
Minnie Hostettler
John Miskow
Theodore Grills
Cornelus Smith
Edison Highway
Lee Foster
National Labor of Relations Act
Carlisle Center
West Ridge School Hous
East Carlisle
Karl Simms
Carlisle Township
Raymond Simms
John Simms
Mary Mockler
Raymond Simme
Dick Johnston
Oberlia Road
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