Elyria Sees Early Measles Signal But Hopes Epidemic Fades
Elyria health officials report eight measles cases in the first half of April, a slight rise from March, while chickenpox remains most common with 40 cases this month. Dr G E French notes measles epidemics run on three year cycles and Elyria likely cannot escape. Ohio reports 16 760 measles cases this year to date with 500 to 600 daily reports. many cases unreported. The state calls measles highly contagious and hopes a shorter epidemic duration if it arrives before summer vacation.
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Elyria
G. E. French
Ohio
State Department of Health
State Department
Slyria
Fiench Peinied Ant
Real Estate Transfers In Lorain County and Oberlin list of property moves
Real estate transfers reported include numerous parcels in Lorain County and Oberlin, with transfers involving Clyde E. Bert et al, Gladys Ro Wirth, The Toledo Edison Co, Lorain Utilities Finance Co, and others. The document lists properties on West River Street Elyria Oberlin Avenue Oberlin broadways and other streets, plus several undivided interests and specific lot numbers. it also notes probate details and inventories with a docket of estate items and schedules of debts headed by Probate Judge H. Nye.
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Land Tithe
Paraites and Trner Company
Court Street
Frank W. Tobin
Feely
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Josephine FL Sehmits Uvroperty
Pasadena Avenue
Elyria
Alpha Shawver
Harry HooFackler
Oberlin Avene
Oberlin
F. W. Coen
Toledo Edison Co
Lorain
FLW. Coch
Oto Utilities Finance Co
Broadway
Chiuo Lotties Fugnee Go
Toledo Adison Co
Broad Way
Lucy GC
W. A. Leppere
Amherst
Lucy
Church Street
Citizens’ Home and Sayjuga Association Co
Andrew Kelovsky
Gaylord's Sulon
Sheffield Township
Llageman
Lmer
J. Newberry
F Street
Dola Weiner
Ty Lows
Rivek
Avon Dover Beach
von Lake Village
Albert Storrow
Jones Road
Brighton
Arbert J. Burkhart
Mary Burkhart
Lot
Sheffield Village
Effie R. Hecock
Dewey Avenue
Frieda Klulzinger
LeRoy H. Vunsee
Vermilion on-the-Lake
Brown
Rags by In and Culver ends with birthday clash
Julie Hamilton, a small town girl, hides Barry Caldwell from police after he arrives with a troubled past. Kenneth Terry, Julie's would be fiancé, slaps Barry sparking a tense scene at Julie's party. Barry faints from malnutrition amid the confrontation, while Julie denies the engagement and pleads with Normandy Buford to keep Barry safe before leaving with him for the night.
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Julie Hamilton
Kenneth Terry
Isolde Fleming
New York
Julie
Barry Caldwell
Arizona
Isolde
Kenneth
Normandy Buford
Jule
Mr. Caldwell
Barry
Rose
Mr. Buford
Mr. Terry
Nomby
Normandy
Caldwell
Ken
Misses Faith and Morenge Ent May Breakfast Plans
Miss Faith and Morenge Entmai of Cornell Avenue hosted the Anersi Sorosis Club. A May Breakfast committee reported arrangements including corsage and singing groups, with Senior girls of Amherst high to be guests and awards planned for high reading points. A June outing and a one o clock dinner at Kansas Lakewood were noted.
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Amvers
T. C
Faith
Mlorenge Entmai
Cornell Avenue
Anersi Sorosis Club
J. Fy Kroeger
BoAdenne
Marion Steele
Jainugy Bruce
Himer Gait
Jerome Menz
Philip Brann
Harry Sachell
Clayton S Oringer
Ray Jewell
George Frank
G. Peitch
Walter Schulz
Amherst High School
L. F. Kreegper
Reading
Kansas
Lakewood
Ray Jennett
Margaret Rice
Mra
Philip Braun
Ile Werner
Ray Jewett
Christopher Morley
Obituaries and church notices in Milan area
Mrs. B A Jenne and others listed for community notices. A silent communion service at First Evangelical church at 7 30 PM with candles and music including a duet and violin pieces. Stations of the Cross at St Joseph and a sermon on the Seven Last Words. Noon Day Club met at Grange Hall with 16 members and 3 guests. dinner served by Hickory Tree Grange ladies. Birth notices include a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Robert Hanover and two baby girls born to Mr and Mrs William Brill and to Mr and Mrs Anthony Shinsky.
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First Evangelical
Old Rugged Cross
Harold Moore
J. N. Holzhauer
Jesus
Donela Brill
Beverly Bruce
Calvary
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Grange Hall
Milan Avenue
Hickory Tree Grange
Mr. Houghton
Oberlin
Henry Gordon
Frederick Deiner
Edward Ernst
Robert
North Ridge Road
Anthony Shinsky
Florence
Robert Hanover
Hotel Amherat
Willam Brill
Amherm
R. DB
Easter program at Congregational Church set for April 17
Penfield reports an Easter program titled The Red of the Dawn to be presented Sunday April 17 at 10 o'clock at the Congregational Church. The event includes an Easter Story featuring a gang and a birthday club meeting with hostesses named Mrs. Victor Herrick and Mrs. E A Richmond.
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Foursquare Church
Ida May Urban
Penfield
Gang
Kiwanis and Townsend clubs plan April meetings
The Kiwanis club will meet Monday night April 18 at 6 30 p m at the Parish House with H A Nickel of Bay Village as guest speaker on Which Way out of the Recession The Townsend Club meets Thursday April 21 at the Town Hall with Mrs Williams of Paynesville as speaker Lunch will be served Notes mention Mrs Alice Nicholson leaving for Bustas Florida to be with Mrs Adelf Nichols and Mrs Ora Schwind who has been ill Mrs Charles Hitch attended a luncheon party at the home of Mrs Edward Hird Parma Edward Kaiser visited his father in East Cleveland Billie Bardwell is recovering from illness and Mrs Cors Shephard of Mastick Road and her sister are mentioned but sentence cuts off.
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Lucile Gregg
Cleveland
Walter Gregg
Zelma Bird
Marilou
Ohio
L. T. Merchant
Centerville
Alabama
Wellington
J. A. Houghton
Detroit
George Redlis
E. A. Richmond
Lila Gaogyard
Medina
Arthur Richmond
E. Dickason
Cleveland Clinic
Ashland
Levi Smith
Ira Starr
Guy Smith
Spencer
Homer Sooy
Lodi Hospital
W. P. Lear
Oberlin
0. G. Lear
Olmsted
Kiwanis Club
A. Nickel
Bay Village
North Olmsted Townsend Club
Town Hall
Williams
Paynesville
Alice Nicholson
Bustas
Florida
Adelf Nichols
Ora Schwind
Schwind
Charles Hitch
Edward Hird
Parma
Edward Kaiser
John Kaiser
Billie Bardwell
Cors Shephard
Mastick Road
Local Social Calendar and Luncheon Notices
Mamie Ebrier stays to help care for Mrs. Grant of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Dawson guests of Mrs. Gould and Ruth. Gould hosts Ruth at dinner with Mrs. Latterman in Oberlin. Universalist Ladies Aid Birthday Luncheon April 21 at 12 30 with Group One serving. Richard Burnett of Cleveland to speak on Japan and China. Dematline circle meets April 21. Roy Johnson Circle serves 12 30 Luncheon April 20. North Group hosted by Mrs. Young April 14. A Eldred Kennedy Ridge hosts East Group African luncheon April 13. West Group pot luck dinner April 14.
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Mamie Ebrier
Universalist Ladies Aid
Richard Burnett
Cleveland
Japan
China
Alice Liftiton
Sagle Road
Dematline
Roy Johnson
Fred Young
Center Ridge
A. Eldred
Kennedy Ridge
West Group
You and Your Child By Jane Herbert Goward
A high school student contemplates extra courses to delay graduation and improve job prospects. The boy plans to discuss with his father, who is distant yet supportive, and the piece argues fathers offer crucial economic guidance and build better father child rapport by meeting youths halfway.
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CMMNY
John
MENDER Repairs Windows and Bric-a-Brac with Tape
A brief note outlines using adhesive tape to mend worn window shades and to patch together broken pieces of bric-a-brac. The guidance emphasizes simple, practical repairs using common household tape.
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Mender
Destroys Cricket Horde Trained for Competitive Hopping
Reno reports recount WPA crews trapping and killing 132 boxcars of crickets in 1937. They staged cricket derbies with energetic entries and debated entering Calaveras county frag contests. A drunken man slept in the brush while crickets nibbed at his clothing. Britain’s debt funded by Dennistoun grant noted. Bicycle shipments from Germany and Japan to the United States declined last year.
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Reno
Nev
Angels Camp
Coalinga
Nevada
WPA
Gilbert C. Ross
Calaveras
California
Dleep
Germany
Japan
United States
Guide to Charm Daily Beauty Care Insures Your Charm
A guide extols daily beauty discipline to preserve youth and appeal. It highlights watchful weighing, modest diets, regular facial routines, weekly masks, consistent hair care, and avoiding laziness in addressing skin and hair needs. The piece urges timely daily habits to maintain health, complexion, and grooming into old age.
Students protest order to rename Columbia high school
Columbia high school students protested an order to change the name to Johnson High School. The city school board voted to honor David Bancroft Johnson, Columbia’s first superintendent, but students said they value the school’s tradition and want “Columbia High School” on their diplomas.
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Columbia
8. C
Columbia High School
Robot Grades Test Papers For Teacher
At Central Intermediate School vocational electricity teacher Joachim uses a self built robot to grade tests. The device handles 16 questions per sheet by punching holes for chosen answers and lighting blue for correct and red for incorrect. The machine processes papers without bias, saving about eight hours weekly.
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Wiciita
Kaus
Pup
Central Intermediate
Carroll Joieim
Joachim
Trad
Vikings Traced To Great Lakes
Charlottesville VA ancient Norse explorers may have entered North America via Lake Superior not the New England coast, says Alexander D Fraser UVA archaeology associate professor. Norse evidence found near Lake Superior includes 1362 Kensington stone, Viking grave north of the lake with shield axe sword from 11th century now in Toronto Royal Ontario Museum.
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Charlottesville
America
Lake Superior
New England
Alexander D. Fraser
University of Virginia
Canada
Fraser
Nova Scotia
New World
Newfoundland
Virginia
Iceland
Greenland
North America
Vinland
Markland
Royal Ontario Museum
Toronto
Ont
Rail Linemen Develop Lingo All Their Own
Lincoln telephone linemen have created a compact jargon used on rails. D W Snapp notes terms like Giva her Nebraska to fill around poles and railroad to clear the track. Phrases refer to routing tasks and tools such as a scared strap for a safety belt and main squeeze for foreman.
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Lincoln
Neb
D. W. Snapp
American Speech
Snapp
Burlington
Middle West
Nebraska
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Auto Service
Mayers
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L. J. Kull
Frank Usurt
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Duke Kalzer
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State of
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Sarah Ann Rawson Avery
Donne Wilhelm
Lucy M. Crosier
Katie Smith
Edward R. Willians
Fred B. Hills
Caroline E. Schubert
Hart MN
Downe
H. H. Nye
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Kent
Owever
Alos
Terry
Houghton
Katherine Wernert
Gertrude
Hlyria
Mincio Kline
Horma
Kline
West. Street
M. A. Burris
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
C. &. Schmidt
First Evangelics Church
M. A. Hayes
Daughters of Dorcas
Congregational Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Rose
Christ
Methodist Church
Burris
St. Joseph R. C
James Smith
Sorosis
B. A. Jenne
Jerome Monz
Jar
Ty Nicholl
E. G. Peitch
Marion, Steele
Clayton Springer
Waller Schulz
Younginys Services
Hospital News
Jolly Friendship Birthday Club
Victor Herrick
Barker Street
Frank Johnson
Robert Riggs
Wellingtons
Blake Browand
Smith Road
Howard Andrews
Ardis
Way
C. KE
Paul Pelton
Darkey
Helen Brigh
North Olmsted
Lorain Road
Jane Herbert Goward
Tommy
Dad
Mes, Goward
CCC
Britain
John Dennistoun
Greenock
Scotland
Guide To
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Miss Hunt
High School
Great Lakes
Studebaker Chemical CO
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