200 Chickens Die and 18000 Eggs Broken After Poultry Truck Upset
A poultry truck driven by Harry Zicherman of Cleveland overturned in a ditch on Route 59 at the Western Lorain County line. The crash killed 200 chickens and shattered 18000 eggs. The driver suffered a fractured shoulder and was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Harry Zicherman
Cleveland
John Fulton
John Hudak
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ford workers strike violence cited in Kansas City scene
De Louis told LAW officials in Washington and Detroit that Ed Hall of the International Union would visit for an investigation. Penney, Ford workers spokesman, recalled a one day sit down strike over 350 layoffs and alleged anti union coercion. A union resolution condemned beatings of officers and urged police action. Two cars were damaged in a courthouse area collision yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Louis
Washington
Detroit
Ed Hall
International Union
Penney
Ford
Ford Motor Company
UAW
Ford Company
Otto P. Higgins
Assembly
Organization of Labor
Kansas City
Ford Workers
Social Security Act Held Unconstitutional
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston ruled 2 to 1 that unemployment insurance and old age benefit provisions of the Federal Social Security Act are unconstitutional. Justices addressed the act’s scope and federal authority in a landmark decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Greenwich Captures Health Contest Top Award in Class
Greenwich Connecticut won first prize in the national Public Health Contest for cities of 20 000 to 50 000 population Elyria Ohio placed among the top 15 in its division No Ohio city won in any division Milwaukee Dallas New Haven Pasadena Greenwich and Middletown were named winners Richland County Ohio received a meritorious achievement prize The American Public Health Association and the Chamber of Commerce of the United States sponsored the event Reports on Elyria and Lorain County were filed by the Elyria Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Connecticut
United Press
New York
Elyria
Ohio
Milwaukee
Dallas
New Haven
Conn
Pasadena
Calif
Middletown
N. Y
Richland County
American Public Health Association
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Elyria and
Jorain County
Railway unions dispute delays U.S. mail service
Washington faces a standoff as the Brotherhood of Railway Engineers and the Order of Railway Conductors resist inclusion in arbitration while the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and others push for mediation. Dr. Weiserson prepares a three man board hearing near Tuesday. President McDonald warns of illegal strike if the emergency board is ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brotherhood of Railway Engineers
C. H. Smith
Brotherhood of Railway
McLaughlin
Southern Pacific
Smith
Roosevelt
United States
Elyria Man Arrested on Intoxication Charge
Henry Oldag of Elyria was arrested around 10 p m last evening on a charge of intoxication. no street address is listed on the blotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Oldag
Elyria
Literary Club Programs In Oberlin On Indian Heroes
Mrs. L. F. Holden hosted the Literary and Social club at Elm street with talks on Indian Heroes by Miss Lois Cummings and a review of Margaret Deland's If This Be I by Mrs. S. J. White. A social hour followed and the next meeting moves to Mrs. White's North Professor street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
L. F. Holden
Elm Street
Lois Cummings
Margaret Deland
S. J. White
North Professor Street
Allen
Oberlin Women's Club Music Dept Plans May Guest Meeting
The Music department of the Oberlin Women's club holds its last regular meeting at Mrs. J. E. Wickler's home on West College. Plans are made for a special guest meeting at Oberlin Inn in May during National Music Week. New officers elected: Leader Mrs. A. L. Williams Accompanist Mrs. Karl Hall Secretary Mrs. A. A. Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women’s Club
J. E. Wickler
West College Street
Oberlin Inn
A.L. Williams
Karl Hall
A. A. Bell
Senior Play Growing Pains Opening Tonight
The first performance of the Senior Play Growing Pains will be presented this evening in the High School Auditorium under the direction of Miss Louise Mc Caw. It is a highly entertaining comedy and the cast of eighteen have been working hard to make it a success. A second performance will be given on Saturday evening at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise McCaw
Six Lectures On The General Course In Girl Scouting
Mrs Arthur Taft presents a six lecture series under The Training and Personnel committee of the Oberlin Girl Scouts Council. Lectures are on Monday evenings at seven in Room 1 of the Theological Building. The third lecture last Monday covered planning troop programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Taft
Oberdlin Girl Scouts Council
Oberlin Tea Honors Mrs Campbell Formerly Miss Erf
Mrs F A Goerner entertained Tuesday afternoon at Oberlin Inn in honor of Mrs Walter Campbell Jr of Minneapolis Minnesota. Mrs Campbell formerly Miss Marea Erf of Oberlin is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs L E Goerner of Woodland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Goerner
Oberlin Inn
Walter Campbell, Jr
Minneapolis, Minn
Campbell
Marea Erf
Oberlin
L. E. Goerner
Woodland Avenue
Special Oberlin Encampment IOOF Meeting Tonight
A special meeting of the Oberlin Encampment IOOF is set for this evening with degree work on the agenda. Mrs. Doren Lyons and Mrs. George Holgate will spend the weekend as guests of the Misses Rumble in Rocky River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Doren Lyons
George Holgate
Rocky River
Garden Club Meeting Promises Lantern Lecture April 19
The Oberlin Women's club Garden department meets next Monday April 19 at Oberlin Inn. Members and guests will view a lantern slide lecture entitled Motoring to the Beautiful Gardens of America. The pilgrimage to Metropolitan Park, planned for this date, is postponed to the first Monday in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women’s Club
Oberlin Inn
America
Metropolitan Park
Mrs Siddall Buys Elm Street Lot for New Home in Oberlin
Mrs. Mary B. Siddall widow of Dr. William A. Siddall of Aurora Ohio buys a lot on Elm street extension and plans to build a home soon. She is sister of Mrs Harr on and sister of Mrs Charles Swift of South Profesor street visits Washington New York and Fall River before returning to Oberlin. Mr and Mrs E M Lyman move this week from South Cedar avenue to Merwin apartments on North Pleasant street. Miss Clara Morley of Chicago spends an indeterminate stay in Oberlin with her mother matron of Cranford Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Siddall
William A. Siddall
Aurora
Elm Street
South Cedar Avenue
Merwin Apartments
North Pleasant Street
Clara Morley
Chicago
Oberlin
Cranford Cottage
Local Families Share Weekend Calls and Visits
Miss Alice Buchs Oberlin spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Anna Buchs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Becker and family Brownhelm called on Mrs. Mary Becker Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Becker were evening visitors. Mrs. Katie Weidman called on her sister. Miss Hosa Buchs of Oberlin Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Doane and son Albert Lorain called on Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Portman and family Sunday afternoon. Tra Kiplinger Kipton called at the Theodore Ries home Monday morning. Mrs. Ida Keightley and daughter Margaret and Miss Elizabeth Vetter Elvira and Thomas Schmidt Lorain were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vetter. Mr. and Mrs. William West and son Cleveland were afternoon callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Buchs Oberlin
Anna Buchs
Carl Becker
Brownhelm
Mary Becker
George Becker
Katie Weidman
Hosa Buchs
Oberlin
Carl Doane
Albert
Lorain
Jesse Portman
Tra Kiplinger
Kipton
Theodore Ries
Ida Keightley
Margaret
Elizabeth Vetter
Elvrra
Thomas Schmidt
Robert Vetter
William West
Cleveland
Middle Ridge Club Delivers Evening School Program
The Middle Ridge Community Club hosts a program at Middle Ridge school house with Fred Herman presiding over the business meeting. Students perform songs recitations and dialogues led by teacher Gertrude Smith, followed by a social hour and refreshments. all are welcome.
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Amherst. C
Middle Ridge
Kentucky
Helen Sauer
David Hearn
Lila Ann Bischoff
Donald Fleck
Srade
Bob White
Elaine Diedrick
Circle 4 Society Meeting With Bingo At Mrs Bliss Home
Members of Circle 4 met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Earl Bliss on Jackson street with Mrs. Lena Lersch assisting. Deviations in charge opened the meeting and routine business followed. A social hour ended with bingo. Honors went to Mrs Edward Bahl and Mrs John Daniels. Lunch was served with guests Mrs Mary Wooster Mrs William Holl Mrs Adam Hahn and Mrs Elizabeth Holzhauer present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 4
Earl Bliss
Jackson Street
Lena Lersch
Bliss
Bingo
Edward Bahl
John Daniels
Mary Wooster
William Holl
Adam Hahn
Elizabeth Holzhauer
Circle 2 Women Union Meets at Kreezer Home
Circle 2 of the Women’s Union of St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed church met at the Kreezer home on West Martin Street. Mrs. Minnie Nickel and Mrs. John Denefield hosted. Mrs. John Peters presided with devotionals by Mrs. Lawrence Latteman. Fourteen members answered roll call. Mrs. John Dellefield led a study discussion on Congo Crosses. Plans were made to meet May 20 with Mrs. William Berg. Lunch for 14 members and 7 guests.
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Circle 2
Women’s Union of
St. Peter's Evangelical
William Berg
Leavitt Road
Albert Kreeger
Herman Kreezer
A. Rosenkranz
Ed. Young
L. Roemer
C. E. Schmidt
Jacob Herbst
Funeral rites for Amherst pioneer Mrs Mary Standen
Funeral rites for Mary Wilford Standen 81 were held from the late home on Cleveland avenue with Rev James Lyon and Rev B H Ryan officiating. Pallbearers from Lorain Blissfield and Amherst included Marion Pollard Floyd Moulton Leon Cotton Milo Wilford William Moore and Gus P Zilch. Burial followed in Elmwood cemetery family loft. Relatives from Blissfield Mich Toledo Elyria and Lorain attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Hi Freshman elect class officers for next year
Richard Ott was chosen president and vice president while Robert Edwards was named secretary treasurer. Lois Ehlert, Jack Wilhelm, Sam Truscello, Marjorie Lawrence and Doris Miller were elected to the student council. These officers will retain their offices for the sophomore class next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Hi
Richard Ott
Robert Edwards
Lois Ehlert
Jack Wilhelm
Sam Truscello
Marjorie Lawrence
Doris Miller
Community Notices From Local Organizations
Mrs Charles Flew of Park Avenue will host the Woman’s Benefit Association. The Elmer Johnson Post American Legion holds its regular meeting at the Town Hall club room. The Junior Walther League of St Paul Lutheran church meets in the church parlors. A delegation of men from St. parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Flew
Park Avenue
Woman’s Benefit Association
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
Town Hall
Walther League
St. Paul
Paul Lutheran to Attend Lorain County Lutheran Banquet
Paul Lutheran church will join the Lorain County Lutheran Men's Society banquet at St. John Lutheran School hall in Elyria.
Bakers Demonstration At Amherst Bakery Draws Delegation
A large Cleveland to Sandusky and Mansfield delegation attended a Cove bakers demonstration in the Amherst Bakery on Thursday. R. J. Belik of Lever Brothers Co. led the event with P. R. Hull as the demonstrator. The group watched demonstrations of new spring and summer recipes and observed mixing and preparation of the products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sandusky
Mansfield
Cove Bakers
Amherst Bakery
R. J. Belik
Lever Brothers Co
P. R. Hull
Births and Admissions in South Amherst Hospital
Mrs David Moore of South Amherst was admitted and gave birth to a baby boy. Mrs Henry Dock of Spring Street was admitted for treatment on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Moore
South Amherst
Henry Dock
Spring Street
Rummage Sale and Local Notices Across Elyria Area
Ralph Cole fills in the Science department during the absence of Arthur Engle. The ladies of St. Joseph church host a rummage sale at the vacant store near Lersch Grocery today and tomorrow. Robert Standen is ill at home. Mr. and Mrs. William Moore and Mrs. Nina Standen have left for home after the death of Mary Standen. Miss Helen Roemer visited Sandusky. Mrs. Stanley Hull travels to Jasper Minnesota due to her mother’s critical illness. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Standen, Homer Wilford and Milo attended Standen funeral rites Thursday. Miss Hulda Berger was a San
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cole
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Arthur Engle
St. Joseph Church
Lersch
Robert Standen
Cleveland Avenue
William Moore
Briigsfield
Wich
Nina Standen
Toledo
Mary Standen
Helen Roemer
Sandusky
Stanley Hull
Jasper
Minnesota
J. C. Standen
Lorain
Homer Wilford
Milo
Standen
Hulda Berger
Go-To-Church Campaign Sermon at St. Peter's
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church led by Rev. C. E. Schmidt hosts Church School at 9 30 and Worship at 10 30 on the third Sunday of the Go To Church campaign. The topic is Why Persecute Thou Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
C. E. Schmidt
Missionary Field Day Sermon at First Evangelical Church
Rev M A Hayes leads worship with a Missionary Field Day program featuring speaker Rev W H Peterson of Lorain at 6 45 PM following church School at 9 15 AM and Worship at 10 30 AM Young People join the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
M. A. Hayes
W. H. Peterson
Lorain
Weekly church timetable and pastors listed
Congregational Church with Rev T J Williams offers 9 45 church school 10 45 worship 6 30 and Young People. Methodist Church led by Rev B H Ryan schedules 9 45 church school 11 00 worship The Perils of America 6 30 Epworth League. St Paul Lutheran Church Rev R C Bosse 9 00 church school 10 00 English topic Our Way Home 11 00 German. St Joseph R C Church Rev James H Smith 8 00 Low Mass 10 00 High Mass. Foursquare Church Mrs James Urban Pastor 9 15 church school 10 30 worship 7 30 Evangelistic Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
B. H. Ryan
America
Epworth League
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosse
St. Joseph R. C
James H. Smith
Foursquare Church
James Urban
Governor safety bureau plans coordinated traffic safety effort
The fourth numbered item describes cooperation among enforcement agencies and safety groups to wage a united campaign against traffic accidents. It lists committees on Engineering Legislation Public Education School and Child Safety and Statistics and outlines separate meetings followed by a joint session to share plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor’s Safety
Legion Urges Curb on Crime and Reckless Driving
Elyria Post No. 12 American Legion commander Carl L. Smith urges members to support efforts against crime and reckless driving. He calls both “lawless nets” and asks members to display safe driving stickers on car rear windows to aid the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
Carl L. Smith
Lesian
Bill Colegrove to Preach Revival at Avon Baptist Church
Avon Ohio hosts evangelist Bill Colegrove starting Sunday April 18 for a two week revival through May 2. Song leader F A Yost aids in a strong program praised by Elyria pastors and local gospel groups. Colegrove directs Union Mission of Parkersburg and has held major roles in gospel ministries nationwide. Services run 7 30 each evening except Saturdays with music and preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. S
Bill” Colgrove
First Baptist Church of
Elyria
Avon Baptist Church
Avon
Ohio
Colegrove
F. A. Yost
Bill Colegrove
Union Mission
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mr. Soerheide
Cleveland City
Mel Trotter
Grand Rapids City
International Union of Gospel Missions
Precious Promises Sermon At Eaton Church
Eaton church plans a sermon on Precious Promises with a gift for the most complete list of promises. Sunday School attendance remains high as Loyalty Campaign goals approach. Evening hymn session led by Miss Marguerite Swan and Miss Margarete Box features all singing games. Ladies Aid hosts a pot luck dinner with Mrs. Ray Ross and Mrs. Don Cook guiding the program. A play St Claudia is scheduled for Friday night at the school auditorium with a free will offering to benefit two youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Church
Marguerite Swan
Margarete Box
Ladies Aid
Ray Ross
Don Cook
St. Claudia
Elyria
Auto Crash Leaves Two with Minor Injuries
Two Oberlin residents suffered minor injuries in a yesterday afternoon automobile accident around 4 p m. John Johnson 39 of 1861 Middle Avenue and Walter Champ 50 of 216 Sumner Street were passengers in a car driven by Albert Quinn 38 of 77 South Park Street Oberlin. The front wheel locked causing the car to run off the road and tip over. The vehicle is owned by Arthur Tuck of Elyria per Deputy Sheriff Emil Kubishke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Middle Avenue
Walter Champ
Sumner Street
Oberlin
Albert Quinn
South Park Street
Arthur Tuck
Elyria
Emil Kubishke
Ohio Legislature Deliberates Tax Shifts and Parochial School Bills
The HouseTaxation Committee rejected a one cent per gallon liquid fuel tax and considered raising the admissions tax. Gov Davey favored both but the panel balked, delaying funding for state operations. Parochial school bills faced another defeat as a motion to reconsider was rejected. The House advanced a salary boost for smaller county common pleas judges and passed a measure restoring rights to inmates with good behavior. A series of resolutions called for flood control surveys and tax delinquency studies, while the Senate approved robbery sentences and land grants for flood control, sending measures to the House for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Taxation Committee
Davey
Agsithe
Fasta
House
Education Committee
Raymond Rutherford
Brown
Common Pleas
Senate
Marysville
Mansfield
Robert M. Betz
Gallia
Samuel A. Anderson
Licking
Ralph G Marshall
Muskingum
U. S. Army Engineers
Buckere Lake
Adjutant General
John Hayden
Clermont
N. A. Wilcox
Ashtabula
Abe Laired
Tuscarawas
Desk Ransacked at Westavenus Shell Station Break-In
Police report a gasoline station at Westavenus and Oger Lin Road was broken into last evening by breaking a window. Detectives say the desk was ransacked but nothing appears missing. Station attendant Ray Like of 148 Harvard Avenue reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westavenus
Ogerlin Road
Lloyd Sweet
Ray Like
Harvard Avenue
Legion to dedicate Elyria home with public ceremony
Carl Smith reports the Elyria American Legion home mortgage paid off and to be turned over to the city. The event may draw the drum and bugle corps, state champions, and Elyria residents who funded the home. Colmery will speak at Oberlin and in Elyria. he is a former Oberlin graduate and current Topeka attorney, and was national commander at the Cleveland convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Elyria
Legion Post
Carl Smith
American Legion
Elyrians
Legion
Smith
Legion Home
Colmerr
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Colmery
Topeka
Kansas
Cleveland
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R. D. No
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Henrietta Stone
Murphy Bros
East Broad
Mayes
Hayes
Esther Wood
Allan Harris
Onion St
Convenes
Garden Club
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland &J
Middle Ridge Club
CALL
Middle Ave
Hospital News
Bill
Avon Baptist
Bill” Colegrove
Eaton
Crosley Shelvadoor
Quality Radio Shop
Second Street
Carlisle
Melo-Dears
Lump
Murbach Coal
Feat
Phone
Broad Street
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