Beion Ready to Mobilize on Minor Emergency Notice
The American Legion plans a major emergency mobilization Monday evening with free vaudeville at the Legion Home on Ohio Street from 5 to 11 PM. Captains oversee squads from Foster Div-4 Jam to A J Simpson Personnel under General James Elemes and Tom Welsh, with Sheriff, Police, Fire, Boy Scouts, ambulances and Legion Auxiliary aiding. The radio call will occur between 7 and 8 PM, showcasing organizational readiness amid past efforts that drew over 4,000 people in ten minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Foster
Walter Bagnall
George Tattersall
Wm. C. Sudro
Otto K. Mischka
A. J. Simpson
James J. Elemes
Tom Welsh
Elyria Post
Boy Scouts
Legion
Ohio Street
Cleveland
Elyria American Legion Post
Bill Long
William C. Su' Dro
Suare
Ike Hastings
Harley Wheeler
Dorr Billings
A. T. Sibley
Jack Harrison
Leon Walley
Hugh Sudro
James Blemes
Louis Beaumont
Ralph Bartholmew
Bert Parker
Lorein
Cleveland Officials Take Salary Cuts In 1934
Cleveland City officials including Mayor Ray T. Miller and all city directors or their secretaries took 10 percent pay cuts effective Friday by unanimous board of control vote. The measure adds to prior 1 2 percent reductions from payless vacations and applies to several commissioners. Local notices include beekeepers meeting in Grafton and an evangelist sermon at Jones Chapel A. M. E. on Sunday with times and location. A public Eagles Hall dance in Elyria priced 25 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ray T. Miller
Board of Control
National Grange Head Defends Prohibition
Elyrians heard L. J. Taber national master of the Grange defend prohibition at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church before Dry Maintenance League members. He said prohibition is not sole in crime and accepted a primary challenge from Gilbert Bettman on the issue while stressing industrial recovery and government cost reduction. A telegram praising Senator Simeon D. Fess for pro prohibition statements was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Taber
The
Grange
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Dry Maintenance League
United States
Taber
Gilbert Bettman
U. S
Simeon D. Fess
Harvey O. Yoder
League
George C. Southwell
Paul Brown
WGAR
Mrs. Gimben Receives 800 After Auto Collision
Mrs. Mary Gimben of Lorain received 800 today for injuries from an automobile collision June 7 in Brimfield Township Portage County. The settlement by Otto K. Mischka followed a crash involving a car driven by William Ives of Oberlin and another car driven by E G Minard of Alliance. The Gimben family was in Ives’s car when the collision occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gimben
Lorain
Brimfield Fortage County
Otto K. Mischka
All Children Who Sent In Drawings Will Get Tickets
Elyria youngsters proved artistic talent as drawings arrived at the Ches ter drawing contest. Manager Keefe of the Capital theatre grants tickets to every child who submitted a drawing after the editor turned over the entrants list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Keefe
Capital Theatre
Chronicle-Telegram
Court action seeks injunction and receiver in 30-defendant suit
Henry Cornelius of Lorain files in common pleas court for an injunction and receiver to stop disconnection of a private water line serving his property and to appoint a receiver for a sale. several divorces granted on gross neglect grounds by Judge A R Webber. additional suits include alimony, custody, and a promissory note foreclosure. a man is arrested for non support and a theft report notes 32 chickens stolen. feature on lip reading student Mary Elizabeth Scott at Oklahoma University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cornelius
Lorain
Thomas FP. Butler
Ethel W. Sasso
Frederick
O'Conner
Fire crews mobilize to Elyria High misfire
Firefighters rush to Elyria High School amid crowd curiosity but find no blaze. The observed fire originated from a waste paper basket in Mrs. W. M. Searles home kitchen and caused only scorch marks after being extinguished with water. A separate false alarm at Owen residence was caused by a dirty furnace smokepipe, filling the home with smoke and prompting a call to responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
W. M. Searles
Fifth Street
Hone
Owen
Turner Street
Whiethey
Lorain County Wool To Be Shipped
Lorain County wool will be shipped to Columbus by the Lorain County Wool Graters Association in May and early June. R C Campbell president says shipments will be by truck, six shipping days, to the Ohio State Wool Growers Association for markets. Wool from Simeon Nash Opaline and Win McConnell Wellington farms will be gathered on specified dates. Last year seventy five growers shipped wool to the state organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Columbus
Lorain
Simeon Nash
Opsilin
Win McConnell
Wellington
Nash
McConnell Farm
Mar L1
Kidnap Case Moves as Greta Gras and Condon Ties Surface
Late details show a small coupe with two men arriving, license plates hidden. Greta Gras, 25 from Minneapolis, visited the Col onel's mother’s friend and left after five minutes. Condon and Lindbergh negotiators remain central. police pursue ransom notes and the search continues with officials in New York and Norfolk urging safety of the infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Condon
Jassie
Greta Gras
Minneapolis
M.nn
Miss Gras
Samuel Krashow
Martin Bernstein
Central Detective Bureau
Brooklyn
Condons
Henry Fredinridge
Lindbergh
Condon
Bronx
Candon
New York
Norfolk
Perotian
Guy HW. Burrage
John Hugres Curtis
Rev. H. Dobson-Peacork
Candidates To Explain Stand On Old Age Pension
State office candidates will state their positions on the proposed Old Age Pension Bill at a Lorain County Eagles old age pension committee meeting Tuesday evening. The committee includes Steve J. Leser as chairman, Paul Cook as vice chairman, John Bruce, K. R. Brouse, and Slarry J. Wright as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Eagles
Shen learns to read Hips and earns R plus in 16 hours
Shen, an elementary and high school student, completes 16 hours of college work during the fraternity semester. She aims to become a librarian as she studies further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shen
Large Crowd Enjoys Boys' Physical Education Program
A crowd of 627 Elyria schoolboys performed a biennial athletic demonstration at the high school gym, featuring relays, paralleled bars, calisthenics, tumbling, basketball, football, and a mass combat drill. The event closed with a tableau from The Spirit of Sea, marking the first in a spring series of school exhibitions. the next will be the girls' demonstration on April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria School
Washington Post
Oberlin Group To Plant 2000 Trees Wednesday
Oberlin citizens plan to plant 2000 trees along Plum Creek on Wednesday April 2 16. The project is led by the Oberlin Village Improvement Society with I L Porter and the Oberlin Fa change club president F P D Sherman and the Oberlin Business Men’s club committee including Ergin Worcester. Volunteers with shades and shovels are invited at 1 pm Wednesday April 4 to help the community beautify Plum Creek, with paid substitutes for unavailable workers. W E L Bon tracer of Oberlin College will supervise the planting as part of the village improvement program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Plim Creek
Oberlin Village Improvement Society
I. L. Porter
Oberlin Fachange Club
FP. D. Sherman
Oberlin Business Mews Club
Ergin Worcester
W. E L. Bontracer
Oberlin College
Oberlin Man to Edit Classical Journal
Profesor J. O. Lofberg of Oberlin was elected editor in chief of the Classical Journal at the annual meeting of the Classical Association of the Middle West and South in Cincinnati. The periodical is the world’s largest classical periodical, serving the Middle West South New England and Pacific coast associations. Lofberg is working on the October issue and has been secretary treasurer of the Middle West organization for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profesor
J. O. Lofberg
Oberlin
Classical Association of the
Middle West and South
Cincinnati
Middle West
New England
Lofberg
Middle West Organization
Y W C A Fireside Session With Miss Nickerson
The Y W C A announces a fireside meeting on Sunday April 17 at 4 40 p m in Talcott hall parlors. Miss Camille Nickerson from the conservatory will lead a program of Negro spirituals and readings from Negro poets. She previously sang at the freshman banquet and led a Negro spiritual service in Fairchild chapel in February and taught in the music department at Howard University before coming to Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talcott Hall
Camille Nickerson
Conservatory
Nickerson
Fairchild Chapel
Oberlin
Number One Calls for Courage to Persist in Recovery
The article records Number One urging resolute courage and confidence to advance after the banking crisis ends. It notes his belief the crisis is over, the Veterans' Bonus totaling 2,000,900,000 will be killed, and the new tax bill will pass soon without severely impacting business as the federal budget is balanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Bishop to administer sacrament tomorrow at Brist Church
On Sunday at 1 58 pm the Sacrament of Confirmation will be administered by Right Reverend Warner J in Rogers DD Bishop of LATUOY Ubi. All are invited to attend this solemn service. Regular services at First Baptist Church Sunday with Reverend W Gaylord James. Morning subject Satisfaction of Sanctification. evening Seed Tune and Harvest. Dr R W Bradshaw elected secretary of Ohio Student Health Association in Cleveland last week. he spoke on Health Service Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brist Church
Warner J
Rogers
D.D
Latuoy Ubi
First Baptist Church
W. Gaylord James
Oberlin
R. W. Bradshaw
Ohio Student Health Association
Cleveland
Bradshaw
Health Service Administration
Dean Love to Attend Registrars Meeting in Chicago
Dean Donald M. Love will attend the American Association of College Registrars convention in Chicago next week. He will read a paper on the ranking system at one meeting and has charge of the Question Box at two other meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Love
Donald M. Love
American Association of College Registrars
Chicago
Garden Club Meets on Evergreens Topic
The Oberlin Women's club Garden department will hold a meeting Monday April 18 at 3 PM at Miss Eva M. Oakes home on North Cedar avenue. The topic is Evergreens and all club members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women's Club
Eva M. Oakes
North Cedar Avenue
Literary and Social Club Meeting Report
The Literary and Social club met at Mrs. L. I. Trufant's home on South Prospect Street. Presenters included Mrs. Hovey, Mrs. Trufant, and Mrs. Young who reviewed the life of Mary Roberts Linehart. Mrs Zahm to host the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. I. Trufant
South Prospect Street
Hovey
Trufant
Mary Roberts Linehart
Young
Zahm
College Men to Hear Harvard Speaker
Esty Foster assistant dean Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration will address college men Monday at 10 in the Faculty room Carnegie Library on Harvard alumni placement in business and line advantages. Miss Rosella A Bozazan will give her senior piano recital in Warner Hall Monday evening at 8 16. Everett and James Lemon of Richmond Indiana are guests this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Hovey on North Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Esty Foster
Harvard Graduate Schoo of Business Administration
Carnegie Library
Rosella A. Bozazan
Warner Hall
Everett
James Lemon
Richmond
Indiana
Harry Hovey
North Pleasant Street
President Sees Overlooked Favorable Indications
The president notes favorable indications that are believed to have been overlooked, expressing assurance about upcoming prospects. This framing suggests cautious optimism and a belief in positive momentum unseen by others.
Bandit Farm Turned Tourist Spot in Springfield
The Young farm near Springfield Missouri once the scene of a December ambush now operates as a sighting site for visitors. Tenant J D Farr charges 25 cents for tours, shows bullet holes and the spots where six peace officers fell, while Mrs Young remains away with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandit
Springfield
Missouri
Young
Harry
Jennings Young
J. D. Farr
Farr
Mra. Young
Cincinnati Home Wrecked By Bomb
A time bomb explosion wrecked the Bond Hill residence of David Mitchell in Cincinnati. He, his wife, and sister Miss Mary Mitchell were away two hours before the blast, avoiding injuries as debris damaged the rear of the house and nearby homes but no one was hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
David Mitchell
Bond Hill
Mitchell
Mary Mitchell
Hamilton
Calf Club Work Sponsored by Wellington District Hosts
Members of the Wellington District Holstein-Friesian Association will sponsor Lorain County boys in calf club work this summer to bring good boys and good calves together. Ten sponsors have signed up to support one or more boys through practical guidance, progress watching, and financing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Holstein-Friesian Association
Lorain County
Sheep Raisers Meet at Lorain County Sheep Day
About 159 Lorain County sheep men attended the annual county sheep day at the Wellington Fair Grounds. Demonstrations included machine and hand shearing by Crocker and others, rapid-fire shearing by Bartlet, lamb carcass cutting by Kauffman, drenching and docking, post mortem work, lamb grading by Potter, with wool grading by Walker and other exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Wellington Fair Grounds
Sheen
F Campbell
Pittsfield
A. D. Crocker
Columba Township
Crocker
Wit. Bartlett
Chicago
L. R. Kauffman
Ohio State University
Kanstmas
A. R. Potter
Cleveland
J. R. Walker
Ohio Wood Growers’ Association
Boy Drowns In Cistern At Home
Delphos Ohio April 16 coroner returned verdict of accidental drowning in the death of 2 year old Robert Leo Wade son of Mr and Mrs Mot sin Wade at their Wade home investigating through the incident while noting the Hawaiian Islands area mentioned as part of a distant defensive line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphos. G
Robert Leo Wade
Motsin Wade
W. FB. Beach
van Wert
All County Sheep Day Draws Local Farmers
Wellington hosted the county sheep raisers at Wall grounds with fifty farmers present. EB S. Bartlett of Chicago demonstrated rapid sheep shearing in one minute. Roscoe Campbell won first in hand clipping and A D Crocker took top honors in clipper shearing. A lamb dinner followed and later wool grading and carcass cutting demos were led by W F Walker and Professor Kauffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wall Grounds
EB S. Bartlett
Chicago
Bartlett
Roscoe Campbell
Pittsfield
Sheen
A. D. Crocker
Columbia Station
The
Congregational Church
W. F. Walker
Gambler
Kauffman
Ohio State University Extension Department
Chicken thieves hit Wellington farm for 32 birds
Sheriff Clarence Adams and Deputy Paul Chapman report thieves broke into the William Stevenson farm chicken house between Thursday night and Friday morning and carried away thirty two fowl. They tracked the thieves through the orchard to Water Works road where an auto was waiting. Four cedar posts of the or
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
William Stevenson
Clarence Adams
Paul Chapman
Water Works Road
Markets Cleveland Produce Quotes Today
Markets in Cleveland show mixed produce quotes with butter eggs poultry referencing 60 cents per bushel potatoes and various per hundred weight prices in Maine Idaho and Ohio New York and nearby areas. Separate items cover a social event honoring Ruth Obitts of Elyria an April 20 marriage, plus meetings and local notices on Calf Club work and community gatherings in Wellington Penfield Amherst and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Maine
Idaho
Wellington Legion Family Mobilization Night Info
Morgan-Dirlam Post Now American Legion and the auxilars announce a special Monday Mobilization Night. Posts will gather in post rooms to hear the National Commander’s address via national radio broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Death of Mary Chappell in Elyria Home for the Aged
Mary Chappell died last evening at the Elyria Home for the Aged after a lingering illness. Born in Cleveland on December 14, 185%, she leaves a brother Arthur Chappell and sister Mary Bassett. She attended the Methodist Episcopal church. Funeral arrangements place the body from Taylor's funeral home to the Home for the Aged Monday at 3:00 p.m. Rev. E J Bond and Rev. Karl Meister will officiate. Burial will be in Ridgelawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chappell
Elyria
Cleveland
Arthur Chappell
Mary Bassett
Methodist Episcopal Church
Taylor
Nome For the Aged
Home For the
E. J. Bond
Karl P. Meister
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Joseph A Bach Dies at Gallipolis After Illness
Joseph A Bach 23 son of Mr and Mrs John Bach of 210 Guilt Street died at Gallipolis Friday morning. He leaves his parents three brothers and four sisters including Mrs Jacob Schmitz of Sheffield Clara Madalene Rita Gilbert Leo and John at home. Born in Johnstown Pennsylvania he came to Ohio at age three. Funeral services were arranged Tuesday morning from St Marys Church with burial in St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Bach
John Bach
Guilt Street
Gallipolis
Jacob Schmitz
Sheffield
Clara
Madalene
Rita
Gilbert
Leo
John
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Ohio
St. Mary's Church
St . Mary's Cemetery
Lorain Merchants Fight to Uphold City Ordinance
Lorain merchants assign a special attorney to aid Lorain city solicitor Wesley Grills as an injunction hearing on the ordinance banning free advertising matter is postponed to next week. The Cleveland Shopping News sues, contending the ordinance is illegal and enforcement would bar its distribution. The ordinance, passed as an emergency measure at a recent council meeting, aims to curb free advertising material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Cleveland Shopping News
Ilegal
Wesley Grills
Sew Jersey Town Closes Police Station in Economy Move
Ellisburg New Jersey police station closed as an economy measure and 61 patrolmen discharged. Only the chief lieutenant and a sergeant remain, each working on sight hour shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Town
Ellisburg
N. J
Delaware Township
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BEION
Lorain Couunty Beekeepers’ Association
F. E. Schriver
Grafton
Mamie Por
New York City
Jones Chapel
Seventeenth Street
Elyria Eagles
Eagles Hall
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Oberlin Ave
North Ridge and
Township Line
Jewer Reserve
Mance Ab
Turner Block
National Grange Head
Ferdinand Borrell
Gertrude
A. R. Webber
George Wise
Florence
Margaret McVey
Seward
Eva, Dollison
J. J. Dollison
Cambridge, C
Tony Mee
Elyna
Manafield Reformatory
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
A. &. Taylor Et al
Ridgeville
Edward Gary Gray
Walter H. Watts
James Stevenson
Norman
Okla
Mary Elizabeth Scott
Oklahoma University
State Organization For Marketing
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Oberlin Group
Oberlin Man
Hawaiian Islands
R. W. Baker
Herrick Avenue West
Ruth Obitts
Robert Wallace
Kipton
Wilcox AO pRenres
Glee Club
Amherst
Hazel Pierce
L. D Smirk
Sara Binder
Nina Omerond
Eastern Star
Lorne
Aimherst
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Brighton
Clarence Bell
Bell
George Jones
Sullivan
Falls Clinic
Nile Tradium
Falls Clinic Hospital
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Jeanne Hardy
Joanna Hardy
Eerr
Spa
Whitle
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