Progress in organizing Junior Fire Fighters in Elyria
Preliminary work begins to organize an Elyria Chapter of the Junior Fire Fighters of America under the Fire Department Educational Bureau after a conference with Akron leaders. A temporary charter will be issued next Wednesday in Akron, with engraving delaying a permanent charter. C. A. Lysaght is president and H. F. Stolzenburg secretary and treasurer. executive committee includes Frank Lysaght, Robert Curtis, and Charles T. Schue. Cooperation spans the Fire Department, YMCA boys division, and local fire prevention groups. Akron officials Park Kk. Roberts and aide provided material. The Elyria setup has approval from Fire Chief Bates and the Elyria Chamber of Commerce committee. Local 474 of the International Association of Fire Fighters also endorses it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eelyria
Fire Fighters of America
Fire Department
Educational Bureau
Elyria
Bureau
Akron
Bueau
C. A. Lysaght
H. F. Stolzenburg
Frank Lysaght
Robert Curtis
Charles T. Schue
YM. C. A. Boys’ Division
Lysaght
Theso Akron
Park Kk. Roberts
Noonday No When Lutheran Lenten Service Ends
A large audience attended the Noonday Lenten service at St. John's Church concluding a week of impressive services under Grace and St. John's Lutheran Churches. The Rev. Walter C. Birkner of Fort Wayne spoke on Is It Nothing To You. A combined chorus from Grace and St. John's sang God So Loved The World, with Irene Brock on accompaniment. The Rev. W. W. Walker of Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church led the service and P. M. Schroeter presided at the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Grace and
J. John’s Lutheran
Walter C. Birkner
Fort. Wayne
St. John's Church
Grace
St. John's
Stainer
Irene Brock
W. W. Walker
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Cyureh
P. M. Schroeter
Communion Service at First Congregational Elyria
The Communion Service at the First Congregational Church of Elyria will be held Friday at seven forty five. The church committee will meet at seven o'clock in the Sunday School room with those planning to unite. The sermon titled The Cross and Christian Experience will be preached by Rev. William Muir Auld. The choir will sing Lamb of God and Where'er Thou Walkest. All who love the Lord are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Trinas
Willian
Muir Auld
Bizet
Pri
Court records note paroled youth case and thefts
In city court cases, Lawrence Weichert 19 of Detroit receives extended parole after voluntary surrender. he pleaded guilty to driving a car without consent and involvement in a prior offense used to fund a slot machine robbery. Other items include 56 chickens stolen from W C Sigsworth's farm, suits by Abbie Fowler against Mary Zurkan executor, and Louie Vilogi bound over on a domestic assault charge.
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Common Pleas
DD. A. Cook
Lawrence Weichert
Detroit
William Wickens
Weichert
Lorain
Florida
Louie Vilogi
South Amherst
Anna
Preston L. Coon
Health card reminder for Elsina food handlers
Dre G E. French city health commissioner warns Elsina food handlers who have not yet claimed permit cards required under a new health regulation. He notes many cards remain uncalled for at his office though applications were approved and cards issued, with inspectors soon enforcing the rule effective April 1.
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Elsina
Dre G
Damage to Sidewalk At 8 Laundon Street After Moving Van
A moving van damaged the sidewalk at 8 Laundon Street while delivering furniture to the residence. Tenant A. AD. Strong said the owners would cover the damage. The home is owned by Mrs. William Morgan of East Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laundon Street
A. AD. Strong
William Morgan
East Broad Street
Reserve Board to lower bank reserve requirements
The Reserve Board plans a new step to boost bank credit by reducing required liquid reserves by about 12.5 percent. In New York and Chicago, member banks would fall from 26 to 22.75 dollars per 100 of deposits, freeing 3.25 dollars per 100 for lending. The change could move about 750 million dollars into excess reserves, lifting total excess to a record 5.85 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Reserve Board
Central Reserve Cities
New York
Chicago
Our People Fail to See Lasting Recovery Hope
Hook warned against settling for temporary gains and urged immediate recovery ahead of wide reform. He argued America stood strong but faced hard years unless government ends business attacks and restores confidence that private enterprise principles remain intact.
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America
Collective Bargaining Forum at Oberlin College Set
Oberlin College will host a two day forum on The Place of Collective Bargaining in a Democracy next week Friday and Saturday April 22 and 23. Speakers include J Warren Madden NLRB chair and Clinton Golden Steel Workers Organizing Committee official with sessions on labor manufacture and government. Public Affairs Society and Economics department sponsor with limited seating by invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Puo He Affairs Society
Department of Economics
J. Warren Madden
National Labor Relations Board
Washington, D. C
Clinton
Golden
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Pittsburgh
Paul L. Feiss
Public Affairs Society
Sunrise Service at Memorial Arch in Oberlin
Easter sunrise service will be held at the Memorial Arch in Oberlin at six o'clock for about forty minutes. Dean Thomas W. Graham will speak. The A Cappella Choir directed by Clar Christiansen will sing with wind instruments from the Conservatory. Local pastors will assist. the setting honors Christian missionaries and the Risen Christ's message to China. A large attendance is anticipated from townspeople and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Memorial Area
Thomas W. Graham
Graduate School of Theolosy
Clar
Christiansen
Memorial Arch
Two Men Fined For Petit Larceny
Charles Shamel of 36 East Bridge and Leon Jenkins of Elyria were fined by Mayor Joseph Q Petro in police court this morning on petit larceny charges. Shamel pleaded guilty and paid five pounds and costs after selling six clean doors and taking a gallon lead can. the doors came from Inter-City Coal and Supply. Jenkins, found guilty after pleading not guilty, was fined one dollar and costs. Both were jailed if they could not pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shamel
East Bridge
Leon Jenkins
Elyria
Joseph Q Petro
Shaimnel
Jenkins
Shamel
Focal Company
Inter-City Coal and Supply Company
Named Instructor OBERLIN O April 14 Pomona College Chemis try appoin tment
Nobelist Elliott, Oberlin graduate 1929 1930 now a California Institute of Technology Fellow, will receive his Doctorate this June. After Oberlin he spent two years as Dow Chemical research chemist in Michigan. Four motorists fined 1 and costs each for failing to stop before Route 20 at fast College street in Oberlin. Named arrestees include Frank Kerekes Beulah Clifton Brues James Florence Ward. deputies Fulton and Bulzomi filed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Noraman Elliott
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Pomona College
Claremont
California
Elliott
California Institute of Technology
Dow Chemical Company
Michigan
Preston L. Coon
Fast College Street
Frank Kerekes
Pittsfield
Beulah Clifton
Brues James
Florence Ward
John Fulton
Michael Bulzomi
Oberlin Chemist to Attend ACS Meetings in Texas
Dr Slarry N. Holmes head of the Oberlin College Department of Chemistry will attend the semi annual meetings of the National Council of the American Chemical Society in Najas Texas on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Slarry N. Holmes
Oberlin College
National Council of the American Chemical Society
Naijas
Texas
Oberlin senior Mary Fields to present piano recital
Oberlin April 15. Mary Eleanor Fields a senior at the Oberlin Conservatory will give a piano recital in Warner Concert Hall Friday at 8 30 p m. Her program includes Chopin Schumann Brahms Smetana works and a concert piece. Miss Fields is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert J Fields of Bedford Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Mags
Mary Eleanor Fieias
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Chopin
Schumann
Capricero
Brahms
Smetana
Miss Fields
Albert J. Fields
Bedford
Indiana
Automobile collision on Broad Street involving Lila Swartz
An automobile driven by Lila Swartz of LaGrange was slightly damaged on Broad Street about 1 05 p m yesterday by another car driven by Rev Fr L W Budny of this city. Police say the accident occurred when Rev Fr Budny backed his car from a parking place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Swartz
R. ND. No. 1
LaGrange
Broad Street
Fr. L. W. Budny
Fr. Budeny
Death notices and obituaries from Amherst and Wellington
Multiple death notices and obituaries from Amherst and Wellington regions. Caroline Shepler of Amherst dies at 101 at Blytia Memorial Hospital after nearly five decades on North Main Street. Julia Smalley Smalley of Rochester dies after illness. Charles Andrews, 48, found dead at Nova School. Frank Brown, retired farmer, dies on Maddock Road North Ridgeville. James Varady of 338 Vulcan Street faces a disorderly conduct charge. Funeral arrangements and church services noted for several individuals.
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Caroline Shep Eler Mays
Caroline Sheffler
North Main Street
Amherst
Blytia Memorial Hospital
Shefler
East Prussia
J. Heginbotham
Fairmont Street
Albert Heginbotham
Louisiana Avenue
Elgink
Charles
Pine Ridge
Ohio
St. Peter’s Evangelical Reformed Church
Women’s Union of
At Church
Baker Funeral Home
Rask Brown
Frank Brown
Maddock Road
North Ridgeville
Baden
Germany
Camp Wellaville
Kentucky
Ridgeville
Theresa
George H. Brown
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Cust Winter
Oberlin Professor Speaks on French Studies in Detroit
Oberlin College Romance languages professor Aprile de Ro Jameson spoke at a Detroit Modern Language Club meeting at One Hotel Wardell on France and its significance for Americans. The Detroit event was led by club president Miss Florella McWay with counsel from Miss Lily Lindquist, director of foreign languages.
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Oberlin
Aprile
Jameson
Oberlin College
France
Modern Language Club of
Detroit
Hotel Wardell
Modern Language Club
Florella McWay
Lily Lindquist
National Federation of Language Teachers
Detroit Board of Education
Market Price Report From Chicago Otts Creamery and Livestock
Mixed livestock and dairy quotes dominate the page with fluctuating butter and eggs prices. Cattle calved and hogs steady while poultry and fowl show varied bidding, reflecting regional market conditions and supply levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eatrae
Elyria Coffee Shop Weekend Specials at 117 Court Street
The Elyria cafe offers a Saturday special creamed chicken on tea biscuit with potatoes vegetables butter coffee priced at 35 cents. Sunday features breaded pork chop with cream sauce potatoes vegetables rolls butter coffee and tea or milk.
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Broad Street
Porter House
Elyria Coffee Shop
Court Street
Local Committee Heads to Columbus for Farm Bureau Youth Conference
Six members of the Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council traveled to Columbus for a special conference with the Ohio Farm Bureau education department. Phyllis Cotton Marlun Kittle Doris Minwich William Barber Melvin Hurst Willian Kues sel plus Merritt Powell accompanied, discussing games music materials and speakers for district and county meetings at the Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council
Columbus
Outpuis
Education Department
Ohio Farm Bureau
Phyllis Cotton
Marlun Kittle
Doris Minwich
Wuham Barber
Melvin Hurst
Willian Kuessel
Merritt Powell
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Fragmented Market Ledger Hints at Prices Across Goods
A garbled OCR style market listing shows mixed prices for livestock meats fruits vegetables and staples. It references lambs ewes wethers cows and various produce items with scattered figures and vendor jargon, suggesting a local wholesale or farm market record.
Commissioners Confer With Harter Over Bridge Funding
County Commissioners Edward Doehant and John Davidean met in Cleveland to discuss securing federal financial aid for a new Black River bridge in Lorain. Cleveland architects estimate Melo Avenue could host the bridge at about 200000 dollars. Harter suggests federal funds would come via the state highway department which controls several millions in federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Doehant
John Davidean
Cleveland
Congress
Caia Dow WY
Harter
Black River
Lorain
Melo Avenue
State Highway Department
Firemen issue baseball challenge to police in Elyria
Elyria firemen from Central Fire Station aboard Assistant Chief C. W Hudson’s shift issue a baseball challenge to the police department for fun or money. They promise many skilled players and readiness for any police competition today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
C. W Hudson
Central Fire Station
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Congregational Church
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
Stone’s Grill
Clarlow E. Freese
Lakewood
Jessie and Herbert Seurt
W. C. Sigsworth
Bates Road
Ilenrietta
Camden Lordships
Sheriffs Department
Abbie Fowler
Mary Zurkan
Peter Czurka
Aneeenennes
Pees Ee
Une
Laly
Valley
Botamer Florist
Hov. Zahm
Morgan Street
Garry Klovey
Re Ho Gain
Mes
Joe
Horcorans
Ap Ther Rcal
Esther Wood
N. Professor St
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Franck Beckwith
L. McFarland
Erwin Worcester
Eugene Comings
Hageman
Mlm. Shrevler
East College Street
Ashtabula
James Zalum
Ohio University At
Athens
Edith Mees
Lane Wooding
John Wood
Thomas Campbell
Eleanor Waid
Kipton
L. H. Kimmel
North Professor Street
Ludwig
Marietta
Joe Lukes
Winifred Lans
Johnson House
Teyetrnd
H. V.daha
Muted
Zahis Sitter
Worldod
Cremont
Emma Divdech
Oshaker Heights
Mroo
Kh. Narpren
Ale
Meg
Beli
Prather
Kaytoe
Geneva Tuck
Dan
Raljian Newel
Visi
Itv
Garrett
Newell
Ward AL Fuehildren
North Pleasant Street
Richardson
Ot. M O'Neil
Bartlett Farm
United Dry Cleaning Co
Julia Smalley Wellington
Julia Coates Smalley
Rochester
William Barber Smalley
Josiah and
Debbie Coates
Smalley
Rochester Methodist Church
Women's Civic Club of
Charles Andrews
Wellington
Gus Andrews
Nova School
Zara
Esther
Nuva
Ord
Floyd
Lawson
Leland Jamwinner
Will Trish
Miles
Vunera
Nova MK
Wooster Pulley Alctios Tarade
Leghorn
Aleays Bretlers
Roch Bruil
Wooster Egg Alction
Stam
Los
Stan
Med
Bbc
Poombostsam
Alfiuta
Soc
Lincoln
Rivoli
Jonathan
Mer
Sou Park
Asker
Shea
Iss
Mlott Ruwiys
Birt Prads
Sederis
Saterday
Bell Co
Mill St
E-Z Credit
Coats
Dad
New Coats Land
Broad ST
Wases
the China Shop
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