League Debates France Penalties in World War Treaties
Geneva April 16 The League of Nations council split into three groups as it weighs France demand for penalties against future violations of World War I treaties. Poland and Denmark oppose condemning Germany, Latin American nations resist using the League to prescribe specific penalties. The meeting was postponed as Britain France and Italy seek a compromise and a three member committee to draft a resolution.
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League of Nations Council
France
League of Nations
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Poland
Denmark
League
Great Britain
Italy
League Council
Lighthouse Wins Honor Flag Again
LOS ANGELES. For the third straight year the Point Vicente lighthouse near San Pedro and Redondo Beach holds the honor flag as the most efficient light on the California coast. No ship has been wrecked on its reefs since its eight year installation. The 900,000 candlepower beam is visible for 20 miles and a foghorn roars in foggy weather.
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Los Angeles
Point Vicente
San Pedro
Redondo Beach
Here
California
License Stolen Report At Sixth Street Address
August Jaeger of 410 Sixth Street reported to police yesterday that automobile license plate ZA950 had been lost from his car.
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August Jaeger
Sixth Street
Motorcycle tandem stolen from Thad Smith’s garage
Thad G Smith of 536 Fairmont Avenue reported the theft of a motorcycle tandem from his garage yesterday. He was unsure when the crime occurred.
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Thad G. Smith
Fairmont Avenue
Smith
Avon Lake Post To Hold Open Party At Legion Home
Avon Lake Post of the American Legion plans an open party at its new Legion Home on Walker Road Avon Lake Village. Despite scarce funds and unemployment many members have kept up work for three years on the old schoolhouse conversion into a community center. The April 27 event for ladies and gentlemen will raise proceeds to cover building costs and finishing the project.
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Avon Lake
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American Legion
Walker Road
Avon Lake Village
Ohio
Legion
Police Vacation Schedule For Ely Officers Revealed
Captain Corbett EB Southam holds top vacation choice among Ely ria police. Southam’s period runs June 17 to June 30 with Frank Waldron in second, July 1 to 14. Three groups will cover the force as vacations run May 6 to October 6. Additional names include E J Stankard, Curtis Hamlin, Lee Johnson, Mcl Witter, Charles Sawyer, Paul Palmer, Ernest Oldag, F W Zarnke, Pat Crehan, Arthur Hurd, George Walton, Leslie Brown, Claire Parker, and Loren Miller.
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Corbett EB. Southam
Elyria
Southam
Frank Waldron
Lnave
Lloyd Sweet
Myron Gibson
Milton Obitt
Clay Barn
The Captain Hates The Sea at Rivoli Theatre
Opening tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre is The Captain Hates The Sea featuring Walter Connolly Victor McLaglen Fred Keating Helen Vinson and Alison Skipworth in a curious ensemble.
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Victor McLaglen
Wienne
Gibson Alison Skipworth
and Leon Errol
Captain Hates the
Rivoli Theatre
Walter Connolly
Fred Keating
Helen Vinson
Alison Skipworth
New London Grange plans weekly program
New London April 15. Mr and Mrs C C Stougsh Mr and Mrs Henry Siddall Ira Sutherland and Mr and Mrs Elmer Songstock will lead the program this week. No business of importance is expected but a good membership attendance is requested.
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New London
C. C. Stougsh
Henry Siddall
Ira Sutherland
Elmer Songstock
New London Grange
Radio Wednesday Schedule Across Cleveland Stations
List of programs for WGAR WAM WHE WIAY WABC WA WR radio networks for April 16 including news, dramas, music, talk shows and baseball score updates. Notable names include Terry and Ted, Edgar Guest, Fibber McGee, Bing Crosby, Vivienne Segal, and Jack Armstrong among others.
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WGAR
Terry
Ted
Ellis Vander
Lowell Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
Melody Prom
Crime Crews
Edgar Guest
Red Trails
Cleveland Orch
Fibber McGee
Opitz
Duke
Rersman
Wayne Hing
Ben Herne
Fd Wran
Goodman Bane
Stenross
Madriguera
Beecher
Duftr
Jack Armst
Buck Rogers
Roseve Turner
Aunt Judy
Ed McConnell
Myrt
Marge
Boake Carter
Vivienne Segal
Bing Crosby
Walter O'Keefe
The
Baldi
Orch
Renard
Wiay
Uncle Clyde
Pepper
Chief Bad Bird
John
Tunis
Mary Small
Billy
Betty
Hallt
Green
McNamee
Jesse Crawford
Gale Page
Morton Downer
Talk
Child’s
Aine's Orch
Shandor
Wabbc
Bobby Benson
Russian Orch
Gothamaires
Jerry Cooper
Crusader
Dance Orch
Perkins Ferlars
Dick Tracy
Variety
Canton
Ted and Terry
Jord Waiter O'Keefe
Stuadio
Bergin Band
Madriguera’s Or
WLW
Flying Corps
Jack Armstrong
News
Lum
Abner
Moon River
Quilting Meetings Dominant Event For Town Line Wide Awake Clubs
The Town Line and Wide Awake Farm Women’s clubs held their regular Thursday meetings. Town Line met at Miss Bess Purdy’s home for an all day quilting session with a potluck lunch and no business conducted. May gathering set for Mrs. C. L. Stevens. Wide Awake’s meeting featured roll call “Household Economies,” a no business session, and program highlights by Mrs. W. A. Peck including Current Events, a story, contests, and a white elephant exchange. Mrs. Elva McConnell attended as a guest and Mrs. Will Stewart hosted with strong turnout.
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Bess Purdy
C. L. Stevens
Elva McConnell
Will Stewart
W. A. Peck
Peck
Chandler
Norwalk Residents Booked Tulsa Trip On Flyer
New London residents noted the South western Limited Jack Big Four Southbound Flyer stopped to pick up passengers at twenty dollars Friday morning. Investigations showed Norwalk residents had booked passage on the flyer through to Tulsa Oklahoma.
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New London
Whr
Southwestern Limited
Norwalk
Tulsa
Oklahoma
A Sweeping Victory presented by New London High Senior Class
A packed house saw A Sweeping Victory in the auditorium on Thursday. James Brittain earned honors as Johnnie X Ferguson, Billy Anne Coon played Peggy, and James Goodrich portrayed Eten Irwin. Richard Davis’s Angus Ferguson drew praise. Miss Marjorie Peck led the play. music by the high school orchestra was directed by Miss Katherine Edzar. The United States pays Panama 250000 annually for rights to the Canal Zone.
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New London High School
James Brittain
Johnnie X. Ferguson
Billy Anne Coon
Peggy
James Goodrich
Eten
Irwin
Johnnie
Buddy
Richard Davis
Angus Ferguson
Marjorie Peck
Mies
Katherine Edzar
Community Calendar Notes Farm Bureau and PTAs
An April Columbia gathering featured a Farm Bureau meeting at A. D. Crocker’s home with out-of-town guests and a Columbus trip for bureau business. The same evening, the 1.0rain County PTA Council met at Columbia Town Hall with talks on the High School anniversary and American Pathfinders work, followed by local music performances by the Columbia School Band and choirs.
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America
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Gerald Franks
W. H. Longsworth
East Glenville
Columbia
Dorothy Stinchcomb
Donna Stinchcomb
Shirley Pasper
Dorothy Koepke
Rowena Ingersoll
Edna Barber
Andrew Barber
Glen Putt
Columbia School
Clu
Moore
Real Estate Transfers in Elsrna and Lorain Areas
W F Paull transfers quitclaims to A J Paul for three parcels on West Bridge Street Lake Avenue and West Avenue in Elsrna. Ella J Brill Bradford deeds to Rose MccReeds part of Russia Township Lot 74 in Oberlin. Frank A West transfers 136 acres at Clark and Griggs in Huntington Township to Glenroe J and Mary M Johns. Sheriff’s deed to D D Grimm Joseph C Frederick and Charles Fell trustees sublet 627 Shef field Land Company First Addition Lorain.
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W. F. Paull
A. J. Paul
West Bridge Street
Lake Avenue
West Avenue
Elsrna
Ella J. Brill Bradford
Rose MccCreeds
Russia Township
Oberlin
Frank A. West
Glenroe
Charles Fell
Sheffield Land Company
Lorain
Councilman Proposes City Sidewalk Improvements Survey
Councilman Earl Lauten Cleger urged the council last night to consider improving sidewalks. He proposed conducting a survey to evaluate the project and determine steps for action.
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Earl Lauten Cleger
After Office Hours at the Capitol Picture
A society murder mystery drama stars Clark Gable and Con stance Bennett at the Capitol Theatre. Miss Mabel Rice sings with piano by Mrs. Jay Jasper and violin by Mr. Crow. Dinner features six tables each by a different florist and the flowers are worn by guests.
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Capitol Theatre
Clark Gable
Constance Bennett
Mabel Rice
Jay Jasper
Mr. Crow
Elyria Notes and Social Roundup for April Events
Mrs F Phelps Jr of Elyria called on Mrs M Stearns Wednesday. Mr and Mrs A D Crocker and Mr and Mrs Herman Dengler visited Mr and Mrs O J Martin of Parma Monday evening. Miss Hilda Wuertheloe returns April 1 to St John’s Hospital Cleveland to finish nursing training. Mr and Mrs W R Squire returned April 6 from Eustis Florida. Helen Walker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ora Walker, fractured her ankle playing. The Alpha Circle meets April 18 with Mrs Cora King and daughter Mrs Marian Ullrich. Elizabeth Heineman hosts Sunset April 25 in place of Amanda Martin and Viola Shaub. Elyria Minstrels and Gay Nineties Revue perform April 16 at Columbia Town Hall for Columbia Poor Relief Fund. Mrs Pritchard of East Cleveland visited Mrs Charles Mills. Mr and Mrs Rummery of Royalton visited Mills home Sunday. The Cathedral of Saint John the Divine in New York began in 1892 and is not finished yet.
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Farm Bureau
A. D. Cracker
G. H. Garwood
Spencer
Ohio
Irk
Detroit
Mich
H. Paulson
H. T. Snell
QC. Walker
L. Reisinger
J. Snell
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Parent- Teachers’ Associations
Columbia Town Hall
F. Phelps Jr
Elyria
M. Stearns
A. D. Crocker
Herman Dengler
O. J. Martin
Parma
Hilda Wuertheloe
St. John's Hospital
Cleveland
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Fla
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Ora Walker
Alpha Circle
Cora King
Marian Ullrich
Elizabeth Heineman
Amanda Martin
Viola Shaub
Elyria Minstrels
Columbia Poor Relief Fund
Pritchard
East Cleveland
Charles Mills
Rummery
Royalton
Mills
Poppy Day Plans Discussed by VFW Elyria Post 1079
On April 16 Elyria Post 1079 Veterans of Foreign Wars held a meeting to relieve drum corps leader Michalis who may go to Dayton hospital. Norman Bradley assumed drum duties and reports progress. Plans target Federal aid for an armory and final Poppy Day preparations set for May 25. A luncheon followed hosted by the Auxiliary.
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Michalis
Dayton Hospital
Norman Bradley
Hopkins
Clyfe
Second M. E. Church Notices
The W. H. M. eight will host a shoe social at Mrs. C. B. Young’s home Friday April 19 with a prize for largest and smallest shoe. Vocal lessons reading and arithmetic class meet at the church Thursday 7 to 9 39 p. m. Professor Garret will attend. The Triahoda Sorority meets at Mrs. Hall’s home Thursday April 18, hosted by Misses Wicks and Wilson.
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C. B. Young
Garret
Triahoda Sorority
City police to replace motorcycle with new unit
The service department plans to buy a replacement motorcycle for the police fleet. The old bike, driven 75 000 miles, will be sold to the highest bidder. The new machine is expected to cost about 415 dollars.
Local residents and visitors at week’s end in Litchfield
Spencer Ivan Boona worked in Litchfield and spent the week with family. Elsie Hooper of South Dakota left for Cleveland for an indefinite stay after Mrs. Fuller’s accident. Alice Craighead visited Belden with her parents. Evelyn Rice, a Cleveland graduate nurse, enjoyed rest with her parents. Wilbur Nixon and Carey, Ohio relatives stayed with grandparents Sam and Mrs Woods. Mrs. Hylen is improving and able to sit up briefly. Mrs. Dickason visited Grafton with Clair Miller’s family. John White and wife traveled to Cleveland to visit patient Alfred Fuller at the Cleveland Clinic.
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Ivan Boona
Litchfield
Elsie Hooper
South Dakota
N. E
Cleveland
A. J. Rice
Wilbur Nixon
Carey, O
Sam Woods
Charles Hylen
Mary Dickason
Grafton
Clair Miller
John White
Alfred Fuller
Cleveland Clinic
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