Pushing On To Pool Fund Goal
Psyra women continue selling Faster Seals to raise funds for Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. Report meeting shows about $1,600 still needed to reach $4,500 pool project. efforts include Elyria schools, factories, and community groups with varied donations and ongoing drive led by Mrs. D. A. Baird. Additional report sessions slated. benefit play tickets for "The Gay Pretenders" support the project with local performances and donated acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psyra
Gates Hospital
Marter
Memorial Hospital
D. A. Baird
Ruth Jaffa
Miss Jaffa
Elyria
Herbert Cooke
Parent
Allen
Garford
Hamilton
St. Agnes
Franklin
Gates
Edison
Ely
McKinley
Daddy Allen
Death Record of Mrs Lilian Seaton at Elyria Clinic
Mrs Lilian Seaton 46 of 326 Lodi Street died at seven last evening at the Elyria Clinic after a lingering illness. A resident of Elyria for seventeen years she is survived by two daughters Marion of Elyria and Mrs James Welch of Wellsville New York a sister Mrs Grace Parker of Carlton Michigan and her mother Mrs Mary Burns of Tonawanda New York. Friends may call at the Nichols Home with funeral services Thursday at 2:00 led by Rev A E Kemp. Burial will be in Ridgetawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Seaton
Lodi Street
Elyria Clinic
Elyria
Marion
James Welch
Wellsville
New York
Grace Parker
Carlton
Michigan
Mary Burns
Tonawanda
Nichols Home
Death of Mrs Huntington Former Elyria Resident
Word arrived of the death of Mrs. William Huntington a former Elyria resident at her Bradenton Florida home. She died yesterday after a short illness and funeral services will be held at the Bradenton home this morning at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Huntington
Elyria
Bradenton
Florida
Huntington
Mrs. Charles H. Haynes of Clarksfield Dies at 62
CLARKSFIELD April 17 Mrs. Charles H. Haynes lifelong resident dies at home at age 62. Survived by husband two sons Harold Haynes of New London and Ethel McConnell of Wellington and seven grandchildren. Funeral from home Friday at 2 P M with burial in family lot in Clarksfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Charles H. Haynes
Harold Haynes
New London
Ethel McConnell
Wellington
Clarksfeld
Funeral services for four month old Richard Roelle
Funeral services for four months old Richard Joseph Roelle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roelle of 145 Ems Street, were held at St Agnes Church at 11:00 AM with burial in St Marys Cemetery. The baby died Monday evening. He is survived by his parents, a brother Thomas, and a sister Lois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Joseph Roelle
Thomas Roelle
Ems Street
St. Agnes Church
St.Mary's Cemetery
Thomas
Lois
Funeral Services for Cari Grosse of Elyria
Funeral services were held at 1 pm for Cari Grosse of Elbe Street who died Monday after a four month illness. Services occurred at Nichols Funeral Home conducted by Reverend Spyder of the Cleveland International Bible class. Burial followed at Ridgelawn cemetery. Grosse was a salesman who had lived in Elyria 15 years. Survived by brother William of Elyria and two half brothers Edward and Henry Jacobs of Henrietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cari Rosse
Elbe Street
Fred Eckhardt
Spruce Street
Nichols Funeral Home
Spyder
Cleveland International Bible Class
Grosse
Ridgelawn
Elyria
Jas
William
Edward
Henry Jacobs
Henrietta
Funeral set for Lora Hulbert in Elyria Township
Lora Truman Hulbert 72 died at home on Middle Ridge road Ely Tia township after heart trouble. Born in Eaton Center he lived in Lorain county all his life. Survived by wife Minnie daughter Mrs. John Anderson of Washington PA grandson Bill and step son Omer Kelley. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Lora Truman Hulbert
Middle Ridge Road
Ely Tia Township
Eaton Center
Meeting Notice of George Perkins Post 347 Legion
Members of the George Perkins Post 347 American Legion at Woodford Avenue are called to a regular meeting Thursday night. J H Greanter, commander, announces several matters scheduled for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgr Perkins
American Legion
Woodford Avenue
J. H. Greanter
Body Of War Vet Found In River
WADSWORTH Ohio April 17 The five day mystery of the disappearance of WW. E. River 40 a Wadsworth war veteran ended when a searching party found his body in the Vermilion River near Fitchville Huron county Coroner J D Bradish said River threw himself into the swift current Sheriff David Berry had learned a car with a Wadsworth license was found on a side road The bodies of Riber and his car were identified by local veterans groups and the car had sideswiped a guard rail. River had been missing since Friday and had served in the 308th engineers in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
WW. E. River
Vermilion River
Fitchville
Huron County
R. RR. Simester
American Legion
J. D. Bradish
Riber
David Berry
Veterans of Foreign Wars
308Th Engineers
Court verdicts from local cases filed at fairgrounds auction
John Simms was awarded 150 dollars by agreement of parties against Lesnick Brothers Inc for injuries at an auction sale on February 15, 1933 when a cow kicked him. George Mashinski lost to J C Heath per court records. Albert Molnar, 15, sued Joseph Zboray for 2500 dollars for dog bite injuries entering a store, with his father Alex Molnar suing for 509 dollars for the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simms
Lesnick Brothers, Inc
Common Pleas
George Mashinski
J. C. Heath
Albert Molnar
Alex
Joseph Zboray
Alex Molnar
Oberlin Woman Sues for Divorce After Long Marriage
Helen Marie Wrekoeff of Oberlin filed for divorce from Monte Wrekoff on grounds of gross neglect. The couple married in 1914 and separation action seeks relief in the county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marie Wrekoeff
Oberlin
Monte Wrekoff
Edith Dehn Sues Over 7800 Dollar Note Promissory Action
Edith Dehn files a suit against Sherman S. Wurst and others seeking about 7800 dollars alleged due on two promissory notes and seeks foreclosure of Elyria property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Dehn
Sherman S. Wurst
Savings and Loan Sues Ada Allen for Foreclosure
The Northern Savings and Loan Company filed suit against Ada Allen and others for 3624 dollars alleged due on two notes, seeking foreclosure of Elyria property. Ada Jenkins received a common pleas judgment against Joe Heller for 220 dollars, upholding a prior Justice C C Lord ruling. County commissioners awarded the electric bulk contract for the year to The Smith Bickel Company of Lorain for up to 300 dollars, replacing the expiring contract with The Central Hardware Company of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Savings and Loan Company
Ada Allen Et al
Elyria
Ada Jenkins
Common Pleas
Joe Heller
Justice C. C. Lord
Smith Bickel Company of
Lorain
Central Hardware Company
Giant luxurious plane on wartime mission spans long route
The vehicle, built like a Pullman car, carries 32 passengers and cargo with a reading room and meal service. A gyroscopic pilot assists navigation, radio beams guide the craft across 2,490 miles toward Hospiuiu. Crew include Mustick, Sullivan, Noonan, Tarnes, Cannaday, and others. The 1,060 gallons of fuel and 290 gallons of fuel for storage enable long provisional hops to Honolulu, Wake, Ordway, Guano, Manila, and China with planned landing bases along the route. The project aims to map islands and test commercial feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musick
Hospiuiu
Mustick
Rogby Sullivan
F J. Noonan
WL Tarnes dJarhee, Jr
Viarry
Cannadayr
Honan
Cammercal
United States
Honolulu
Manila
China
Ordway Island
Wake Island
Guar
Little Islets of Arctic Flora on Mountains
Tiny pockets of Arctic flora and fauna cling to mountain peaks as survivors of ancient widespread Arctic conditions.
Former Resident of Oberlin Dead
OBERLIN Ohio April 17 Word has been received yesterday of the death in Illinois of Miss Edith B Graves a former resident of Oberlin for years on North Main Street with her parents and sister all of whom have died She was an active member of the First Church while in Oberlin The body is being brought to Oberlin for funeral services Friday at 3 o clock at the Sedseman Funeral Parlors Reverend Nicholas Van der Py will have charge Burial will be in the family lot at Westwood cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Edith B. Graves
Illinois
Westwood Cemetery
Nineteenth Century Club Members Present Play at Lindquist Home
The Nineteenth Century Club was pleasantly entertained yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Q. A. Lindquist’s Forest street home. The dramatic committee presented a one act comedy Face to Face with the Mike. Committee members performing were Mrs. G Q Lillich, Mrs. C J Weeks, Mrs. W L Persons and Mrs. Charles Sherifler. A social hour followed with refreshments. Guests included Mrs. Fauver, Mrs. Heacox, Mrs. Arthur Williams and Mrs. Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. A. Lindquist
Forest Street
Mike
G. QO. Lillich
C. J. Weeks
W. L. Persons
Charles Sherifler
Fauver
Heacox
Arthur Williams
Bennett
Service Guild Meets in April Social at Baldwin Home
The Methodist Service Guild held its April meeting on Monday April 13 at Miss Elvah Baldwins East Loraine Street home. Twenty members and three guests attended. After a short business meeting the group attended church services together and returned for social time. Beulah Clifton led games with prizes to Helen Baxter and Ruth Gott. The next meeting will be at the church and members should bring a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Service Guild
Elvah Baldwin
East Lorain Street
Baldwin Home
Beulah Clifton
Helen Baxter
Ruth Gott
Special Church Services This Week at Christ Church
Special services are held at Christ Church beginning on Maundy Thursday with Holy Communion at 9:00 in the morning and Evening Prayer at 7:30 in the evening. On Good Friday, there will be Morning Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Litany and Ante Communion at 10:00 Service
A litany and ante communion service begins at 10 00 followed by a traditional three hour service starting at noon People may enter or leave as needed during the noon service All are welcome to attend any of these services
Card Party at King Street Hosted by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion auxiliary held a card party at Mrs. John Dunn's home on King Street. Fourteen people, including auxiliary members and guests, played pinochle and bridge with door prizes awarded to Mrs. Clevenger and guest Mrs. W. Papworth. Attendees included Miss Joan Waite and several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
John Dunn
King Street
Clevenger
W. Papworth
Joan Waite
Ray Hall
van Ausdale
Lloyd Blackmer
Oberlin AAUW Senior Tea at Talcott Hall
The Oberlin branch of the AAUW invites Oberlin College senior women to a tea on Thursday April 15 at Talcott Hall. Tea runs 3:00 to 3:45 pm with music by Betty Freeman Mary Van Kirk and Rhoda Hastings as accompanist. Miss Mildred McAfee will give the afternoon address on associating with university women in America and the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Talcott Hall
Betty Freeman
Mary van Kirk
Rhoda Hastings
Mildred McAfee
America
Play To Be Given Det Hrida Bandet Dramatic Likely
A dramatization of the world W. C. T. U. convention in Stockholm last summer will be staged in the James Brand house on Thursday evening April 25 after a waffle supper prepared by the church social committee. The public is invited.
Betty Ann Harvey Hosts Sixth Birthday Dinner
Little Betty Ann Harvey celebrated her sixth birthday with a dinner party at her home for ten little friends. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Goodwin of Akron were guests of Mr and Mrs Lee Rowe. A. Rusbatwin returned home after weeks in Atlanta. Millicent Hume resumes teaching in Alliance after vacation with her parents. Oberlin Odd Fellows plan initiatory degree and a fish fry after the meeting. Oberlin Chapter R A M holds regular convocation with M E degree work Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann Harvey
R. P. Harvey
Kenneth Goodwin
Akron
Lee Rowe
North Pleasant Street
A. Rusbatwin
Atlanta
Mies Millicent Hume
Alliance
Oberlin Odd Fellows
Oberlin
Bean Acknowledged For Leading White Motor Revival
Native of St. Louis Mr Bean rose to president of White Motor Company after replacing Robert W Woodruff. He saved the firm 3 990 009 in overhead cuts, secured a large NY order, reorganized management, and pushed R&D. His tenure saw White solidify its role in trucks and coaches amid the Depression, guiding merger efforts with Studebaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland. Chresler
Willis
White
Ford
Winton
Mr. Bean
Robert W. Woodruff
Woodruff
Coca-Cola Company
Africa
White Motor Company
New York
Studebaker Corporation
Waite Motor
Studebaker
New York Financial
Warmer Weather In Sight
Chicago dispatch reports rising temperatures ending a Midwest frost and snow risk that threatened fruit grain and vegetable damage. Temperatures from zero to 30 degrees may have harmed peach orchards and truck gardens. strawberries and plums were less at risk as forecasts predicted warming above freezing soon with rain across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midwest
Ohio
Colorado
Duluth
Minn
Kentucky
Arkansas
White Company receivership plan restored firm to sound footing
Harold S. Vanvee and Paul G. Hoffman joined with J. Bean as co receivers to separate White Motor Company from Studebaker, preserving assets and securing working capital. The plan, approved by Federal Judge Thomas Slick, ends receivership and stabilizes both firms with a clear separation and new funding. Bean resides at West Avenue and Third Street in a home bought from Harrison Williams, who rose to prominence in utilities and chairs the North American Company. Bean has a daughter married to a British army officer in Khartoum, and two sisters living in St. Louis and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold S. Vanvee
Rockne Motors
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebanker Sales Corporation of America
Mr. Bean
Autoemobice
Thomas Slick
White
Studebaker
West Avenue
Third Street
Harrison Williams
Williams
North American Company
New York City
United States
J. Stuart Vair
Khartoum
Egypt
Mary Bean
St. Louis
Edith B. Stockett
High Spots In History Of Elyria Presented By Students
The City Club at the Y M C A will hear a dramatic presentation of Elyria history by twelve sixth grade Edison School students under teacher Miss Sabrna Arm Strong. The students have already performed for several local groups in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Edison School
Sabrn
Temporary Deputy Named By Sheriff
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick announced Grace Steele of Lorain has been appointed deputy sheriff at 65 dollars a month to assist Deputy Claude Adams with clerical work. The new deputy began yesterday and the sheriff said the position is expected to be temporary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Dick
Grace Steele
Lorain
Claude Adams
Ohio Penitentiary strike ends as most convicts return
In Columbus on April 17 the passive resistance strike at the Ohio Penitentiary concluded with all but 78 convicts returning to factory duties. Prison officials said the remaining 78 will be placed in solitary confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Market summaries from Cleveland produce and livestock
The Cleveland market page notes weak produce with eggs and poultry unclear prices, and steady livestock with cattle calves sheep and hogs. Leghorn fowl and broilers show price ranges. calves prime veals and prime lambs quoted with varying weights and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
GO Dbs
Edo Broftern
Maine
Ohio
Michigan
Plerida Bliss
Helfern
Cholee
Remodeling Movement Aims To Lift Local Real Estate Values
The column argues that repainting remodeling and redecorating homes in Elyria boosts property values and stabilizes markets. It notes many homes lack modern closets and baths and suggests attic basements kitchens and lighting upgrades as opportunities. It compares the movement to a machine and emphasizes labor sharing and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Mr. Smith
Mr. Jones
United States
Lost Purse Report From Mrs J Ed Betteridge
Mrs J Ed Betteridge of 507 Park Avenue reported to police yesterday that she lost her purse containing between 1.50 and 2.00 in cash and several small articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ed. Betteridge
Park Avenue
Grafton Road Collision Near Venture Inn Reported
Deputy Ed Monrodo reported damage on Grafton road around 3 p m yesterday after a collision near the Venture Inn. Details on injuries or vehicle types were not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Road
Venture Inn
Ed Monrodo
Cars Damaged In Incident At West Bridge Street
Cars owned by P. Jaffe of 134 West Bridge Street and Ralph Yates were damaged in an incident described in partial report. Authorities investigated the scene and took notes on vehicle damage and witness statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Jaffe
West Bridge Street
Ralph Yates
European powers debate Germany over treaty breaches
Delegates at a League of Nations session discuss strengthening condemnation of Germany for treaty violations. Litvinov argues for universal punishment of breaches, while Munch urges softer language to protect the League’s peacekeeping role. Britain France and Italy seek a council mandate to extend peace and a committee to propose penalties for future violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Litvinov
Germany
Britain
France
Italy
League
Stresa
Council
Europe
Woolen blankets stay soft when rinsed not wrung
Laundering tip notes that rinsing woolen blankets keeps them soft. Air drying on a sunny windy day speeds drying time and reduces stiffness.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seala
Ladies of Kiwanis
Elyria Women's Club
Rotary Anus
Business
Professional Women's Club
St. Mary’s Parish
Gates Auditorium
Cues and Lines Dramatic Club
St. Agnes Parish
Charles Aa. Guth
Catherine McConville
Moore
Sederis
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Lillian Seaton
Mrs. WM. Huntington
Charles Haynes
Richard Roelle
Carl Grosse
J. T. Hulbert
Legion
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Gisha
Esther Alflen
Lorain St
Service Guild
Silas Bent
Silas Bent, II
Stz. Louis
Louisiana Territory
New Mexico
Mr Bean
Araise
Marefadden
Nyblieher
Ahyvata
Evitaralie
Mr. Trean
Woitte
Crystal
Houses
The
Cleveland Livestock
Blue Bird Court Street
Elks Restaurant
Elyria Building
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