Disorderly House Charge Fails To Appear In Court
Police report Gracie Conway of 25 West Avenue did not appear in police court to answer a charge of keeping a disorderly house. She was arrested after officers found two men drinking at her home and liquor totaling about four and a half quarts stored in various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Stankard
Gracie Conway
West Avenue
c& = Southam
L. E. Sweet
Melvin Olmstead
Miss Comway
Estate valued at 20500 by Elyria man Musser
Probate records show Eugene K K Musser of Elyria left an estate estimated at 20500 after his death at a Dunedin Florida home on February 1. His will leaves nine tenths to widow Helen L Mussey of 338 Fifth Street, one twentieth to Elizabeth M L Mussey of Birmingham Alabama, and one twentieth to grandson Howard E Mussey of Birmingham. Appraisal ordered. Helen Mass ey named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene KK. Musser
Elyria
Florida
Dunedin
Helen L. Mussey
Fifth Street
Elizabeth ML Mussey
Birmingham
Alabama
Howard E Mussey
HL EL Noe
Alvin Plocher
Claude Blanchard
Charles C. Day
Helen Massey
German gains reported in Norway Denmark and Baltic
Headlines claim British destroyed in Narvik raid with seven German destroyers sunk. Reports cite German air attack on HMS Cossack, U boat torpedoing of a Glasgow class cruiser, destruction of Allied submarines, and Danish demobilization. German admiralty says new Baltic minings and fortifications at Jutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narvik
Cossack
Shetland Islands
Skaggerras
Oslo
Sarpsberg
Askim
Heidstadtmoen
Great
Denmark
Baltic
Jutland
Allied Landing News Fails To Boost War Confidence
Broadcasts from New York cite a Stockholm report that German troops left Narvik as Allied prospects stir public belief. British experts note two German errors in Norway and fear Baltic minefields may affect Baltic traffic weeks later. Swedish industrialists raise 16 million dollars for Finland in seven weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namar
Balkans
Holland
Belgium
Italy
Baltic
Lithuania
Sweden
Lulea
Gulf of Bothnia
Wellington P T A to Hear Editor
Wellington Ohio April 5 the Wellington Parent Teachers Association has secured Frank Blato editor of the Lorain Journal as speaker for the April 16 meeting Officers will be elected Entertainment is planned This is the wind up meeting of the Attendance Contest in the rooms Maloy will speak on The County We Live In Sunday morning Rev Lonzo Green will use Cooperation With God Is Our Responsibility as the sermon theme
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellngton Parent-Teachers’ Association
Frank “3Fato
Lora Journal
Furmher
Maloy
Lonzo Green
God
Lenora Head Birthday Party At Ford's Restaurant
Mrs Linton White honored her daughter Lenora Head with a luncheon at Ford's Restaurant on Thursday. Guests included Lois Puder Virginia Clodwick Helen Wrench Isabee Bishbaugh and Betty Rogers. Lenora received gifts and a birthday cake prepared by Mrs Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton White
Lenora Head
Ford
Lois Puder
Virginia Clodwick
Helen Wrench
Isabee Bishbaugh
Betty Rogers
Miss Head
Socleck
Community Tidbits and Church Events from Town Newsletter
Friday night gatherings include Jack Bear with Karl Olsen and Arthur Peabody bedridden at home on Barker Street. Mrs Stemple recovering from arm injury. Jim Nott in clinic. Newlyweds Rolland and Mrs West return from honeymoon to their home on Herrick Avenue East. St Patrick’s spaghetti dinner at Herrick Auditorium drew a crowd. charities and church notices announce upcoming Ladies Aid and Young Peoples Bible class events. Harold Rickel and Lloyd Irish performed in memory tribute at the Methodist and Adventist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bear
Karl Olsen
Arthur Peabody
uUlmes
Barker Street
L. G. Stemple
Washington, Pa
A. M. Algeo
St Petersburg
Rolland West
Herrick Avenue
St Patrick’s Church
Herrick Auditorium
George Lupico
B. J. Feron
Ladies Aid
First Methodist Church
Young Peoples Bible
First Afethot
Harold Rickel
Lloyd Irish
Blanche Kerr Brock
Relph Ryder
Samuel Willard
Harry H. Pikes
Evangelistic meeting series ends at First Baptist Church
The final two week Evangelistic series closed Sunday evening at First Baptist Church with Rev Edward Vander Geg speaking on Heaven. His wife Betty and daughter Betty assisted, conducting afternoon children’s services after school. The Grand Rapids trio drew larger attendance than previous Evangelistic events at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Edward Vander Geg
Betty
Grand Rapids
Michigam
First Methodist Neighborhood Pestecost Meetings in Wellington
The First Methodist Pestecost gatherings in Wellington Township are set this week with Rev. Lonzo S. Green delivering messages at 7 50 PM. Meetings occur at multiple homes including Erie Street and Prospect Street. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Township
R. A. Cordray
Harold Ricxe
Erie Street
Frans Chadwick
Lonzo S. Green
Everybodey
Scott Anderson
John Conklin
Daniel Shepard
Wellington Highs Red and White Contests Close
The Red and White contest at Wellington High School ended with the White side honoring the winners last Friday at the school house. Leo Grimes hosted at the dancing committee home with the Herbert Mitchell orchestra and Betty Lou Merrill providing a toe dance. Ann Lasor Evei Teresa Marler and Jenet Carzno Jack Bearking won jitter bug and ballroom queen titles respectively. Cups were awarded as trophies amid intermission acts and further dancing. Also noted were brief greetings from Mr and Mrs Don Phelps and family from Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington High School
Leo Grimes
Herbert Mitchell
Diag
Betty Lou Merrill
Ann Lasor
Evei Teresa Marler
Jenet Carzno
Jack Bearking
Unclear text from Chen Fen Gris Junior Afidale School event
Reading mentions Snyder a mussierary at a Shercen school and Hiner Chime speaking on bombings in Japan. References to Snyder teaching at Srown kem high school and meetings at Emme Dreschler Ridge read and Mrs How ard Greerns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birs
Snyder
Chen Fen Gris
Shercen
Hiner Chime
Srownkem High School
Emme Dreschler
Ridge Read
Mrrs
Howard Greerns
Former Resident Honored At Cleveland Dinner
Barry R Hazel, brother of Miss Alpha Hazel of South Main street Amherst, was guest of honor at a hotel Cleveland dinner Saturday evening. He is returning in June after 35 years as a Cleveland schools teacher and is a candidate for state representative in the Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry R. Hazel
Cleveland
Alpha Hazel South Mainstreet Ammersi
Wes
Hazel
Haze
Amherst
Methodist pastor attends North East conference in Canton
Rev. 3L A. Burris of the local Methodist church travels to Canton Ohio for a conference at the First Methodist church. Attending presidents of Ohio colleges Ohio Northern Ada Baldwin-Palace University and Mount Union at Alliance will discuss the relationship and welfare of the church and church colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Burris
Canton
First Methodist
Gstrict
Ohio Northern
Ada
O. Oho
Church
Colegestley Garris
Heme Tuesdey Neon
Funeral rites for Albert Kree ger at St Paul Lutheran
Albert Kree ger died at Pleasar View Sanitorium. Funeral services will be at 25 m Tuesday at St Paul Lutheran Church with Rev. R C Bosse officiating. Burial in Crownhill cemetery. Also mentions births and hospital admissions and local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kreeger
James Street
Pleasar
View
St Paul Lutheran Church
R C. Bosse
Crownhill Cemetery
Epworth League Installs New Officers
Newly elected Epworth League officers installed Sunday morning include President Harold Benner and first vice president Betty Sheeduck. Second vice president Irene Towne and third vice president Dorth Dute. fourth vice president Edwin Vankkeuren. secretary treasurer Shirley Sweet. assistant Nile. sergeant at arms Lawrence Lembke and David Hill. pianist Edith Van Keuren. song leader Rosetta Hulk. refreshment committee chair Myrue May Hui. Bible study group meets at Mr and Mrs Gus Palch on Cleveland Avenue. Bert Quick of the Fishermen class will be the speaker. Mrs I G Maxwell opens her home Wednesday afternoon for the Ladies Aid Society. Queen Esther class to hold a six o'clock tureen supper Friday at Mrs Jack Bruce’s home. regular meeting to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Followi Ng
Harold Benner
Betty Sheeduck
Irene Towne
Dorth Dute
Edwin VankKeuren
Nile
Jack Bruce
Evangelical Church Midweek Events and Activities
The Evangelical Church schedules a midweek prayer meeting and Bible study this Wednesday at 7 30 in the home of Mr and Mrs George Schroeder. Discussion centers on Philippians IV with the topic Sex ex hortations. Choir rehearsal is set for Saturday at 7 30. The Sunday School Teacher Training and Bible study meet this evening in the church parlors. The Ladies Aid Society birthday party occurs Thursday in the church parlors with a noon dinner for those born in the last six months. The Junior Walther League gathers Thursday evening in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wees
Circle One
J. B. Avery
Park Avenue
Circle Two
Emery Sendergeld
Cornel Avernue
Grergers
Muss Edth Ehrman
Correll Evenue
Frances Jaeger
George Schroeder
Philip Ans IV
Sexcus
Ladies’ Aid Society
Junior Walther League
C Y C Dance Night Promoted at Antlers Hotel Lorain
The young people of the church are invited to attend a C Y C dance tonight at the Antlers Hotel in Lorain. Circle two of St. Ann's Society will sponsor a dessert bridge in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antlers Hotel
Lorain
Circle Two
St. Ann‘s Society
Ladies Aid Society Schedule Meeting At Church
At 3.30 Thursday afternoon two circles of the Ladies Aid Society are scheduled to meet at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Only Hours Left to Register in Elyria Primary
Lorain County Board of Elections warned unregistered voters in Elyria that registration for the upcoming primary closes at 8 p.m. today. Those who have moved or are not yet registered must act. Absent voters ballots are now available for those away on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Utah Crime Decline Shown in Seven Year Review
FBI agent Jay C Newman released statistics showing murders fell from 4.7 to 32 per 10 000, robberies from 801 to 49 7, and automobile thefts from 487 to 2 746 in Utah over the last seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jay C Newman
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Encyclicals On Labor Reviewed By Holy Name Society
Rev Father Carrabine reviews two Catholic encyclicals on labor for the Holy Name Society of St Mary’s church. The 1891 Leo XIII encyclical condemns socialism and supports private property while urging labor organization, and the Pius XI encyclical calls for a Christianly guided social order with balanced rights for capital and labor. The meeting also distributed call cards for workers in the Catholic Charities Drive opening next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carrabine
Forest View Farm
Holy Name
St Mary’s Church
Leo XI
Pius XI
Father Carrabine
G@zive
CIO Opposes Any Amendments to Wagner Act
The CIO Labor's Non-partisan League warned Massachusetts and Ohio congressional delegations that voting for Wagner Act amendments would be a vote against labor. AFL backs limited amendments led by Mary Norton. Ted Silver of Ohio CIO said opposition to any amendments remains firm. Rep Barry Rutzuhn defended Smith amendments as not harming the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIO
Massachusetts
Ohta
AFL
Mary T. Norton
House Labor Committee
Ted Silver
Columbus
Ohio
Silves
Rep
Barry Rutzohn
R. Dayton
Smith Nlrb
El Rio High School counselor outlines youth adjustments
Mrs. Bertha Ashby Hess told El Rio High students four key life adjustments for success in life including work recreation relationships and attitudes toward the opposite sex. She also cited four main sources of questions from youths ignorance group codes parental restrictions and emotional tension as root causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Ashby Hess
Elrria High School
Hess
Columbia Grange News Initiates At Acme Grange Meeting
Acme Grange plans to initiate third and fourth degrees for Columbia and Belden candidates at the April 16 meeting. Guests from Eaton Ridgeville and Belden attend the last Acme gathering. The Faton Grange Safety program featured music and a lecture on health and safety by Mrs. Munn, with Mr. Munn performing guitar harmonica and Ernie Hales playing piano. A Victorola record player was approved for purchase and lunch followed with members plus out of town guests at the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Acme Grange
Belden
Eaton
Ridgeville
Faton Grange
Munn
Mr. Munn
Ernie Hales
Acm
Grange
Townsend Meeting Set for Friday Evening at Town Hall
Town residents are invited to a meeting at the town hall on Friday evening. Maple syrup and biscuits will be served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Dental clinic and health checkups announced for schoolchildren
Dr Law a dentist from Olmsted Falls will visit the school on half days starting April 15 for a dental work event sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association. Preschool children entering school next year will receive a physical checkup by County Health Authorities at Columbia School Building on April 16. Mothers are asked to bring the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Law
Olmsted
Parent-Teachers Association
Columbia
Lorain County Receives Merit Award in Rural Health Contest
Lorain County is among eight counties and districts in the northeastern U S to win an award of merit in the sixth annual Rural Health Conservation Contest. Ohio's other winner is Wayne County with districts in Michigan and Massachusetts also recognized. Toledo is noted as the sole Ohio city awarded in the city contest, part of a program financed by safe insurance interests and the Kellogg Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
United States
Chamber of Commerce of the
American Public Health Association
Ohio County
Wayne County
Alger Schoolcraft Health Unit
Mich
Gladwin
Abech
Chippewa County
West Branch
Mecosta- Osceola
Saginaw County
Barnstsbie County
Mass
Berkshire District
Toledo
Ohio City
Ctr
Safo Insurance Companies
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Beattie Creek
Michigan
Townsend Club to Hear Wayne Albers Tonight
Wayne Albers rational representative of the Townsend Plan will speak at Townsend Club No. 1 at 136 Middle Avenue at 8 PM. He will show a new series of moving pictures. Albers is en route to his new district at Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania for future special duty. The meeting is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Albers
Middle Avenue
Albers
Ait Wilkinsburg
Pennsylvania
Christening at Maddock Home Sparks Local Dinner
March 31 christening at Andrew Maddock home for baby George Franas with T Moll of Cleveland as godparents. A chicken dinner followed served by Mrs Maddock and Anna. Afternoon guests included J P Fox of Cleveland and Belle Osborne of Berea. Kenneth Lacey, 12, injures hand with an axe, treated at Berea hospital. Mrs Lee Walker recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stark
Columbia
Edward Gilpin
Methodist Church
Thomas Hughes
H. B. Hunter
Weber Driskell
F. A. Gilpin
Howard Hastings
la Grange
W. M. Gilpin
Wrisley
Geneva
H. W
Lyle
Elyria
Howard Boone
Alr
Kenneth Ives
So. Duane
Cleveland
Oscar Henke
Raymond Sohl
Garfield Heights
Andrew Maddock
George Franas
T. Moll
Maddock
Anna
and Airs
J. P. Fox
Harry Martin
Belle Osborne
Berea
Kenneth Lacey
East River Road
Lee Walker
Oberlin club schedules busy week of meetings in April
Local groups announce a busy slate of Monday to Wednesday gatherings. The Oberlin Democratic Women’s club hosts a quarterly meeting at James Brand House with Don Harter and Virginia Etheredge as speakers. Other societies meet at listed addresses across Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Democratic Women's Club
Lorain County
Democratic Women’s Clubs
James Brand
E E Etul
East College Street
At & Pm
FA. AM
Masonic Hall
Ella Thompson
East Lorain Street
Oberlin Club and Lodge Meet This Thursday
The Oberlin Rotary Club plans its regular meeting Thursday at the Oberlin Inn. The Baptist church cottage group gathers Thursday at Mr and Mrs Lancaster’s King Street home. The Eastern Star Auxiliary hosts a 7 30 card party at Mason Hall to aid the carpet fund with Masons and Eastern Stars invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Rotary Club
Oberlin Inn
Baptist Church Cottage
and Airs
Lancashire
King Street
Eastern Star
Hell
Masonic Hall
Regular meetings and events of local clubs listed
The notice lists a regular W B R C meeting Friday at 2 30 PM in the Grange hall. Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters plan a Friday night dance in the K of P Hall. The American Department of the OBrien Women’s club meets with Mrs W A Richardson at 58 East Loraine Street Friday at 3 PM. Christy Junior club also holds a Friday afternoon regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR. C
Grange A
Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Oberin Women’s Club
W. A. Richardson
East Lorain Street
Christy
Local Social News From North Alain Street
Mr and Mrs H E Morgan Jr host El Dece Club Saturday night at their home on North Alain street. Mr and Mrs Wade Williams of Elyria were Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs Arthur Edwards on North Alain street. Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown returned Saturday from a visit with her sister in Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Morgan, Jr
el Dece Club
North Alain Street
Wade Williams
Elyria
Arthur Edwards
Ralph Brown
Norwalk
Tire Stolen From Car On West Broad Street
Earl Morse of 124 Mendelcourt reported a rear tire and wheel assembly stolen from his car parked at the rear of a shop on West Broad Street Saturday night. Loss estimated at $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Morse
Mendelcourt
West Broad Street
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Ing
Norway
Finland
Walt Maury
Dixie Gas East
P.T. A
Forner
Ness
Moss Mary Krapp
St Joseph's
Mamie Reed
Ilness
Lincoln St
Win Shepard
Lincoln Street
C. Wayland Brooks
Chicago
Illinois
Ralph E. Church
Evanston
House
West
Don Phelps
F. D. Phelps
Lucy Roemer
Axtel St Phore
Amherst Garden Club
Airs
Harry Nicholl
South Main Street
Philip Jaeger
Woodhill Drive
Amherst Temple of Prihien Ssters
Jene Criy Chapter
Eastern Stars
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Pythians
Pythian Sisters
Gay Even.ng
Caroline Kelch
Spring Street
Victoria Guild
Martin Niesen
Marion-Teckawitha Club
ST. Peter's Church
Kreeger
Hospital News
Durand Pelton R . J. Vermilion
Edsin Holicy
Lora Gaveorth
Irs
Nelson Pycraft
Marion Steele
Margaret Rice
Dorsiny Jones
Emma Dreschier
Evangelical Church
ST. Paul Church
ST. Joseph Church
Congregational Church
Holy Name Society
C.I. O
Grange News
Townsend News
Dies
Jack
Buster Brown
Dave Murbach
Esther Wood
N. Professor St
Robert Herrick
E. Lorain St
Oberin Women's Club
Ernest H. Wilkins
Forest Street
Ailse Soross
H. Thornton
American Legion Auxiliary
Martes Club
H. G. Shannon
North Cedar Avenue
Young Women's Club
First Church
James Branch House
Frank Creig
Lea Comings
Arthur Princehorn
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
H. Schuyler Foster
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Leo Holden
Morgan Street
Pleiades Club
Charles Barricklow
South Professor Street
The
Knights of
Pythias
Obertin Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mary Mallory
G. D. Hubbard
Woodland Avenue
Lids Jones
Merry Wives
L. Porter
Maytag
Facory
Maytag Elyria Co
Middle Ave
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