County Scholarship Test Set For April 23 In Elyria
Lorain County high school students will compete for 32 county team slots in 16 tests on April 23 at Elyria High School. Winners advance to a district contest at Kent on May 7. C A Gibbons announced a 10 committee panel of teachers to administer and score the exams in subjects from chemistry to English across grades nine through twelve. An auto accident report notes Charles Johnson of 14 Tattersall Court suffered minor damage on Broad Street yesterday.
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Lorain County High School
Kent
Elyria High School
C. A. Gibbons
Eglish
M. L. Royer
W. E. Blake
H. W. Baetz
Clayton Maus
Harry Salisbury
Gordon Splete
M Cc. Alen
W. E. Kessler
G. L. Thourot
Agron Kelker
W. Lee Prior
Edgar Wilms
Arnold Kiplinger
W. A. Jantz
J. H. Russell
J. I. King
Paul Rose
Charles Johnson
Tattersall Court
Broad Street
Court House Foreclosures and Local Legal Actions Reported
Listed foreclosures include Stanley Kurtz, Avon rail and Grace Murray Sheffield Lake with small sums. Anna Zafiroff Lorain and Anna Seblitz Sheffield Lake show 9 and 33 dollars respectively. William Bonnas Lorain owes 368 dollars. A hood case from Justice Leonard Smith was bound over to common pleas court. Spielberger sues A Bobb Lorain for 2821 dollars. Hulda Hahn seeks note and mortgage reformation from Irma H Krause Dickinson. The sale of Avon Lake property to Rudolph Funk in 1937 is noted. Manly A Brandon sues Sophia Fornhefer for 205 dollars for services. County commissioners delay Henson ditch improvement decision until Monday after The Lorain County Savings and Trust protest of 250 dollars assessment claiming lack of benefit.
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Stanley Kurtz
Lvorail
Grace Murray
Sheffield Lake
Anna Zafiroff
Lorain
Anna Seblitz
Williaw Bonnas
Hulda Hahn
Irma H. J Krause Dickinson
Irma Dickinson
Avon Lake
Rudolph Funk
Henson Ditch
Elyria Township
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Speeding Fines Issued In Carlisle School Zone
Three individuals were fined ten dollars each for speeding through the Carlisle school zone. Additional two defendants faced fines plus costs for the same offense in the Carlisle area court. arraignments occurred before Justices Davis and Hamlin with other justices presiding.
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Carlisle
Justice of the Peace Cours
Athur Davis
Carltsle, Co
OW. Westling
Columna
R. A. Stone
Akron
Prestap Jl. Coon
William F. Dinneman F
Norwalk
Hamlin
Clarence Brennan Arrested in Pleading Court Appearance
Police report states Clarence Brennan was charged and arraigned after being arrested at 2 03 PM by Patrolman Russell Payne at West Avenue and Broad Street. The incident occurred this morning and Brennan faces the listed charges.
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Clarence Brennan
Meyer Joseph
Petro
Police Cour
Brennan
Pacrolman Russel Payne
West Avenue
Broad Street
Markets Howes Rowehs Warcry Apples and Vegetables
Market notes list diverse farm products including apples peppers cabbage lettuce parsley and tomatoes with prices per basket peck and bushel. Grain and flour futures alongside livestock quotes show Cleveland stockyard receipts for cattle hogs lambs and sheep with price ranges and typical weights, reflecting a busy regional markets report from the era.
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Cleveland
CSLY
Paeas
Noonday Sermons At St John’s Lutheran Church
Rev Birkner to speak at St John’s Noonday Services with Fort Wayne minister Rev Walter C Birkner delivering talks on What Thou Done on Thursday and What Shalt I Do With Deseust on Good Friday The event partners Grace and St John’s Lutheran churches with community Cantata sung by a chorus from Grace and St Johns churches Tonight’s program features The Cruelty of John Stainar with Judgement at St John’s Church
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W. UL. Birkner
John’s Church
Broad and
West Avenue
Uraces
St. John’s Lutheran
Walter C. Bihner
Fort Warne
Birhner
Frida
A. Burandt
Pattuy
Grae
Hay Wow
Walken
Ella Peck
Margar Schroeder
St Johns
Arminly Schroeder
P MM Schroeder
Grace
St. Johns Lutean
John Stainar
Wil Os Judg
St. John’s Church
Death Notice for Ruthpatrick Kirkpatrick Widow of Charles
Ruthpatrick Kirkpatrick 75 widow of Charles Kirkpatrick died at her Elyria home 614 East River Street following four weeks illness. Born September 1898 in Southend she had lived in Elyria since 1991. She was a member of United Presbyterian Church. Surviving are three children Mrs James Wilson Mrs Robert Paton and Robert Kirkpatrick all of Elyria two grandchildren and a brother William Paterson Wembley England. Funeral service Friday at 2 from United Presbyterian Church with Rev G Brown officiating. Burial in Rideetown Cemetery.
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Mit Mets Rwreipatreh
Churles Kirkwattih
East River
Dil
Mre
Ruithpaterkova
Fine Attendance At Church Services Campaign
Local church attendance figures show 304% turnout last Sunday across participating churches. The campaign aims to surpass last year's attendance as communities respond to the church drive.
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Elyria Savings and Trust Bank
Ford Back At Work On Flivver Tractor
Dearborns Mich Apolis reports Ford returned to work on the Flivver tractor amid a city celebration for his golden wedding. Mayor Carey quoted Ford stressing modesty and gratitude as neighbors cheered. A separate report from Otto Hultinger notes a burglary on Second Street with a bag of tools and gear valued around 25 dollars stolen last night.
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Ford
Howe Town
Keenfeld
John L. Carey
Dearborn
Otto Hultinger
Ses Qyeet Second Street
Poder
Restricts Use Of Bum Cell Inmates Limited
An order from Safety Service Director J. Faxon changes bum cell use to explosive quarters and limits occupancy to one night. Chief E. J. Stankard states the rule combats regular fees from several inmates who used the facility all winter. With better weather, lodgers may seek alternate housing.
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Safetyservice
1D. Faxon
Pulfee
E. J. Stankard
Iscumpritefly
Demands relief for taxpayers in tax relief plea
Washington April 1g Itp Rep Roy O Woodruff Mid today demanded relief for taxpayers and unemployed. He warned that priming the pump could drain the well through government expenditures and warned against unchecked appropriations alongside rising borrowings and taxes.
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Washington
Roy O. Woodruff
Woodruff
Lris
Congress
Washiston
School Officials To Hold Meeting Tonight
School officials announced a meeting to discuss academic policy and graduation credits. The session follows a public dinner and features principal and other administrators presenting plans for grading standards and credit allocations for the district's students.
Dramatic Lazarus Seen At Salvation Army Hall
A Cleveland group of volunteers presented Raising Lazarus with dramatic scenes and music at the Salvation Army hall on Thursday evening. Proceeds support the Army’s Foreign Missionary work. Tickets began at 60 cents. Public invited.
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Lazarus
The
Salvation Army
Cleveland
Salvation Army Hall
Armis
Prozran
Iuvated
Political tensions rise over spending and deficit fears
The piece notes looming congressional disputes about spending and allocation methods as a low mood year looms. It cites warnings from Joe Robinson before his death and alleged tensions between President Roosevelt and Garner, with denials of sharp disagreements at a White House conference.
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Garber
White House
Robinson
Garner
Roosevelt
Retirement Deductions Start April 17 For State City Workers
Deputy County Auditor Cloyd Gull reported that retirement fund deductions begin April 17. A $1 per year administrative fee plus 4 percent of pay go to a public employee pension fund, with exemptions allowed within 90 days. Eligible workers may retire after 36 years, or earlier with reduced benefits, and past service credits are recognized under the plan.
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Cloyd Gull
Oberlin Graduate Accepts Bucknell Presidency
Oberlin graduate Arnaud Marts has accepted Bucknell University’s presidency, announced at weekly chapel services by Judge Jo Warren Davis, Bucknell Board chair. The business man educated at Oberlin will also remain president of Martz and Lindy, Inc. in New York, serving as financial counselor for philanthropic organizations.
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Qherlin
Arnaud Marts
Oberlin
Bucknell Universiy
Board At Trustees
Bucknell
New York
Martz and Lindy, Inc
Philanthropic Organicaliens
Little Hope Of Fed Grant Direct For Lorain Bridge
Congressman Don W. Harer replied to Lorain County commissioners that direct federal funds for a Black River bridge are unlikely. He suggested WPA cooperation on approaches and said federal aid would rely on the State Highway Department. He offered to meet in Cleveland Friday or Saturday, though no meeting is set.
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Don W. Harer
Black River
Lorain
WPA
State Highway Department
Harter
Cleveland
County Board
Youth Admits Theft at Stop 6 Cleveland Road Shop
A two year old West Side boy admitted stealing a half horsepower electric motor valued at 325 from M. B. Diederich's machine shop on Cleveland Road after officers found footprints mud and oil spots. No charges were filed as the shop owner did not press charges.
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West Side
William G. Smith
Emil Kubishke
M. B. Diederich
Cleveland Road
Abbe Road
Smith
Diederich
U.S. Deficit Tops One Billion Dollars for Year
The treasury reported April 11 daily figures show a gross deficit of 1,006,446,724 dollars for the fiscal year, with total receipts at 4,919,540,130 dollars and spending of 5,925,988,855 dollars. President Roosevelt had estimated a 1,294,545,300 dollar deficit for the year, a figure surpassed earlier in March before income tax receipts trimmed the gap.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
Foremen Club to View Huge Dam Projects at April Dinner
Members of the Holyria Foremen's Club will attend an April dinner meeting to see five reels of motion pictures and stereoptical views of the Bloover and Boulder Canyon projects. A lecture will accompany the show, courtesy of Babvool and Wilcor Company, detailing dams described as the highest in the world with a 727 foot helm. The meeting includes guests from Medina Fue and plans for an April 25 boxing card.
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Bloover
Boulder Canyon
Hlyria Foremen’s Club
Babvool
Wilcor Company
St-Loer
Medina Fue
Olmstead High Patrolmen Lead Revolver Shoots Standings
Patrolmen Melvin Uinstead Loren Wile Howard Indivort Robert Sehwar and Fred Bongs posted scores in a two week revolver shoot. Olmstead and Miller ranked as top on the force, with several others not competing and a number of shooters scoring high from longer distances.
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Melvin Uinstead
Rayatye
Ceearde
Roel
Olmstead
Miller
Amon
Extension of building usage permits for car lots
Kenneth Bar clay, secretary of the board, announced extensions for one year to allow Theodora Frederick to maintain a used car lot on East Avenue and New Broad Street and to The Snyder Bark Company for a lot on Fast Broad Street.
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Ease Avenue
Brodd Street
Kenneth Barclay
Theodora Frederick
East Avenue
New Broad Street
Snyder Bark Company
Four Boy Scouts Take Firemanship Exam
Four members of Boy Scout Troop 105 took their firemanship examination last night at the Central Fire Station under Capt. C. C. Osborn of the Elyria Fire Department. Scouts were Walter Hendricks Walter Hendricks 111% Woost avenue William Stephens 327 Columbia Avenue Harry Bates 116 Charles Court and George Nichole 214 9 Princeton Avenue. Ton O Neill of Elyria was fined 835 and costs for intoxication when arraigned before Mayor Joseph Petro in police court this morning. O Neill was arrested about 1:00 PM yesterday at Lod street by police who said he was intoxicated and panhandling.
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Central Fire Station
C. C. Osborn
Elyria
Ton O'Neill
Joseph
Plans for Junior Fire Fighters Clubs in Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce committee discussed steps to form Junior Fire Fighters Clubs for city school children. O A Lysaght outlined proposed organization and sought support. The group will study the idea and meet again, with city-wide clubs hoped to start soon. Fire Prevention Week was proposed as a focus, though October remains distant. The council noted new firefighting equipment could boost Elyria in national competition if a strong week program is developed.
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Teat Berg
Elyela
Elyria
Nine Selected For Cast Of Senior Class Play
Nine Hlyrla High School students have been chosen for the cast of The Late Christopher Henn to be staged May 19 and 20. Miss Nina Baker announced, with about 10 actors vying for roles. The three act comedy features Robert Meredith as Dr Yap gel, Dorothy Thayer as Abby, Bernadine Weber as Mia, Has sett, Margaret Logan and Phyllis Ickes as Dr Haggett's daughters, Robert Chandler as Warren Creamer, James Tice as Tallant, Donald Gunder as Maxwell Davenport, and Robert Davies as Rosen.
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Hlyrla High School
Christopher Henn
Nina Baker
Sidney Howard
Elias
Robert Meredith
Yap Gel
Dorothy Thayer
Abby
Bernadine Weber
Mia. Hassett
Margaret Logan
Phyllis Ickes
Dr. Haggett
Robert Chandler
Warren Creamer
James Tice
Tallant
Donald Gunder
Maxwell Davenport
Robert Davies
Rosen
Grass Fire Blamed on Boys with Matches on Bond Street
A grass fire burned about three acres on the north side of Bond Street yesterday afternoon. Firemen extinguished the flames with brooms after witnesses blamed three boys for starting it with matches.
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Bond Street
Independent Cage League Banquet Honors Members and Sponsors
Oberlin High School hosted a banquet for four Independent Basketball League clubs and sponsors. Edward Po Wear, president of the Oberlin Business Men’s Club, served as master of the evening and praised Cibras High School for its support. A golden trophy was awarded, and plans for a spring tournament were discussed. The event also noted the death of Mrs Iphigelia Bush in Little Rock and featured Alaska refreshments.
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Oberlin, O, Apriil
Baskhettwll League
Oberlin High School
Tast Osening
Oberlin Tayen
Edward Po Wear
Overlin Husness Menchu
Todas
Cibrasin High Schoo
Gegenes
Tron Leahy
Dintar
Athletics
Oberlinch
Wlsos
Cdc
Hertin Harkséhens
Community Notes From Oberlin Area Women and Events
Mrs Esther Wood hosts neighborhood notices with Sunday visits and club schedules. Pythiet Sisters of EBlyria meet with Oberlin ladies at K P Hall for an eight o clock program. Women's Relief Corps plans regular meeting at Grange Hall with initiation practice. Easter bake sale arrangements set for April 6. Local visits include Miss Nellin Fobes of Detroit and Mrs Elta Whithey, plus Betty Gdenn and Evelyn Fassett. School notes mention Wooster teacher training graduate and state Home Economies Convention in Columbus.
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Pythtet Sisters
Eblyria
Oberlin Ladey
K.P. Hall
W. Ko. Tompey
Nelvet Corps
Grange Hall
Butters Myoosard Minis
George
Ana Mite
Nellin Fobes
Detiane
Fobes
Elta Wiithey
Mroo
Wior
Mes
Violen Behe
Brravelaid Street
Menvyers
Tools
Obert
Tyebia
Ashland
Mia
George Presta
Betty Gdenn
Reaeher Wooster
North Professor Street
Evelyn Fassett
Cleveland
Florida
Rotruck
Lois Squires
Gladys Streicher
Columbus
Mve
J. C. Yocom
Woodland Avenue
West
West College
Prospect Affeets
Lynds Jones
West College Street
C. P. Colegrove
Pasadena
California
P. C. Colegrove
Elmwood Place
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Rev. Birkner
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Tat Taylor Funeral Home
Stone’s Grill
Schouls
Keonith E Levy
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Shoro - Curtis Ambulance
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Little Rock
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