County School Officials Get Pay Today
Lorain County officials receive first pay in over six weeks with a check of 8296 from the State Department of Education, plus 24 district payments totaling 22324.02 to cover notes from June and partial 1936 funds, listing amounts to Amherst Avon Lake Brighton Township and other townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
School Foundation
Amherst
Avon
Avon Lake
Brighton Township
Brownhelm Township
Camden Township
Carlisle Township
Clearview Rural
Columbia Township
East Carlisle
Eaton Township
Elyria
Grafton Township
Grafton Village
Henrietta Township
Huntington Township
LaGrange
Penfield Township
Pittsfield
Ridgeville
Rochester Township
Sheffield Lake
South Amherst
Wellington
Committee Plans Report on Food Store Closings
A committee that met with downtown food merchants to discuss Wednesday afternoon closings says assurances were received in most cases and will confer with Isaly's Mansfield management to limit Wednesday sales to ice cream lunches and confections. The group called on managers including David Clawson H A Peabody Leonard Wycosky James Tittle and Willard Miller and said last Wednesday afternoon demonstrations were not committee authorized. They suspect a store clerk sent the clerk cards inviting clerks to Broad Street and West Avenue but deny store managers organized it. A meeting of all food store managers and clerks is planned for Monday evening to discuss and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaly’s
Mansfield
Isaly
David Clawson
H. A. Peabody
Leonard Wycosky
James Tittle
Willard Miller
Broad Street
West Avenue
Water Service To Be Shut Off On Lake Avenue
Service Director J D Faxon reports water service on Lake Avenue from Clinton Avenue to north of Griswold Road will be shut off from 11 p m today to 6 a m tomorrow for installation of a shutoff valve in the 20 inch line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Faxon
Lake Avenue
Clinton Avenue
Griswold Road
Faxon
Service interruption plan for West Side streets
The notice explains steps to reduce future inconveniences during service cuts on the West Side. It states Lake Avenue will be shut off and affects Bell Parmely Samuel streets and Emerson Adelbert courts as intersecting routes.
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Lake Avenue
Bell
Parmely
Samuel
Emerson and
Adelbert
New Books Added To Local Library
Elyria Library announces new books this week chosen by librarian Miss Edna Moore. The list includes many non fiction titles such as Farst Editions of Today and How to Build Cabins Lodges and Bungalows, plus biographies like Lenin and My Fathers House and fiction works including Central Standard Time and Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Edna Moore
Farst
Boutell
Hawthorne
Brawley
Minter
Quackenbush
Popular Science Monthly
Sarett
van Doren
Sanford
Pirandello
Vittorini
Ford
Mediterranean
Laughlin
Spain
Conze
Tropics
Holdridge
Coward
Lenin
White
My Fathers House
Noyes
Cape Cod
Kittredge
Hatcher
Lopez ¥ Fuentes
Theatre
Maugham
Lucifer
Pine Lake
Rogers
Terhune
Christie
Jordantown
Johnson
Macaulay
Ayres
Gale
Girl elected vice president of LaGrange Four-H Club
Adelaide Moulder, the lone female member, chosen as vice president of the LaGrange Four-H Club by 42 male members. The group also elected Albert Spie th as president and listed officers and projects including dairy, poultry, agricultural engineering, and garden work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Moulder
LaGrange Juvenile Farmers
Four-H Club
Albert Spieth
Harry Butler
Starr Woodruff
Flord Brooks
Robert Woodruff
Robert Camp
Fred Wilcox
Robert Kelner
Donald Aldrich
Albert Wilcox
Norman Youngeberg
Wilmot Long
Miss Moulder
Death of Hugh F. Conry Wake man 70
Hugh F. Conry 70 died at his daughter Mrs A J Hogan’s home in Rocky River at 10 20 last evening. He was born in Wakeman and lived there all his life. He worked 25 years for Buckeye Pipe Line Co before retirement five years ago. Survived by wife Elizabeth Nester Conry and two daughters Mrs Hogan of Rocky River and Mrs William P McKenna of Cleveland. Funeral from St Mary’s Church Wakeman Tuesday at 9 30 a m Rev F E McLaughlin officiating. Burial in St Mary’s Cemetery. Body at W L Pease Funeral Home with call hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Hugh F. Conry
A. J. Hogan
Rocky River
Mr. Conry
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Elizabeth Nester Conry
Hogan
William P. McKenna
Heart Stopped Beating For Five Minutes But Boy Is Still Alive
Nine year old Sam Maile in Youngstown Ohio recounts when his heart stopped for five minutes during a month of scarlet fever pneumonia and heart trouble. Doctors revived him with adrenaline after his pulse vanished and he turned blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Sam Maile
Sam
Joseph Mafle
Oberlin April Events Schedule Highlights Recitals and Games
Oberlin campus listings for April feature senior piano and organ recitals by Margaret Ralston and Gilman Chaat, concerts and student recitals, class elections, and a tennis match against Wooster. Also noted are lectures, assemblies, exhibitions at the Allen Art Museum, and a track meet with Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Warner Hall
Margaret R. Ralston
Finney Chapel
Gilman E. Chaat
Sturges Hall
Wright Laboratory
Bosworth Hall
Maxwell RK. Lepper
Finney
Oscar Jaszi
J. A. Richards
Aen Art Museum
E. Alberta Brenner
Romance of Silver
Warnes Hall
Martha V. Marquart
Ohio
The
American Association of Teachers of French
Shipherd Lounge
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin Vs
Allegheny
Dorothy N. Tigwell
Morning Worship at Fairchild Chapel Leaders Named
Morning worship sessions run at Fairchild Chapel from Tuesday to Friday at 9:45 a.m. led by A. M. Lotte and L. L. Mc Kibben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild Chapel
A. M. Lotte
L. L. McKibben
Thank Offering Service for South Dakota Relief
The First Church in Oberlin will hold a Sunday eleven o'clock Thank Offering service. The offering supports homeland work in South Dakota which has suffered years of drought and crop losses affecting churches.
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Oberlin
South Dakota
Sunday service and open house at First Methodist
Juvinary Sunday observed at First Methodist Church with an 11 o'clock morning service preached by Rev. S. Lee Whiteman Jr on The Wings of the Morning. An open house for students follows at eight with Rev. Frank Nelson of Lakewood Community Presbyterian church as speaker.
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S. Lee Whiteman, Jr
Methodist Passonge
Frank Nelson
Community Presbyterian Church of
Lakewood
Oberlin Board Swears Lynds Jones as President
At a special meeting the Oberlin Board of Education swore in Dr. Lynds Jones as president. Clerk Spitler was instructed to solicit bids for coal for the schools next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Board of Education
Lynds Jones
Spitler
Avery couple welcome daughter Mary Ellen in April birth
Mr and Mrs A C Avery of Grafton Road announce the birth of a daughter named Mary Ellen born Thursday April 15 at Allen Hospital.
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A. C. Avery
Grafton Road
Mary Ellen
Allen Hospital
East Oberlin Townsend Club Meets at Church
The East Oberlin Townsend Club held a Thursday meeting at the East Oberlin church with a pot luck supper followed by the regular business session. C F Pressar of Elyria spoke on organizing clubs in the district. A social time with dancing concluded the evening with Art Sauires orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oberlin Townsend Club
East Oberlin
C. F. Pressar
Elyria
Art Sauires
Oberlin Rep Attends Aluminum Co of America Meeting
Co. K. Fauvier attended the Aluminum Company of America annual meeting in Pittsburg as a representative of Oberlin College. James Bates from Lorain is visiting over the weekend with his sister Kathleen Bates of South Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. K. Fauvier
Pittsburgh
The
Aluminum Company of America
Oberlin College
James Bates
Lorain
Kathleen Bates
South Pleasant Street
Roosevelt marks hidden costs in federal housing program
The piece critiques New Deal policies, noting a $35 price affecting gold policy and foreign production swelling the deficit. It warns of rising prices and debt, mocks officials like Eccles and Wallace, and reports on Wagner housing reforms with projected losses and potential rent subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Eccles
Washington
Wall Street
President hints at early adjournment and a compact legislative plan
An administration leader predicts Congress will adjourn by September 1 and that the president will push a slim agenda. He mentions five priority items including court reform and government reorganization, with a court bill expected to pass by May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Proposal for Cleveland school faces delay amid county concerns
Report notes no action on the project with hints a school could be located in Cleveland for Lorain County officers convenience. Dr. Grossman, a lieutenant colonel in the U S Army Medical Reserve, served in World War I and was with the Cleveland State Hospital and later U S assignments through 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lorain
Grossman
United States Army
Basel Hospital No
Rimaucourt
France
Cleveland State Hospital
U. S
Local Scouts Demonstrate First Aid Circus Significance
Local Scouts from Elyria will stage a live wire accident demonstration and perform first aid at the Firelands Area Boy Scout Circus. Troop 105 led by E P Gates with John Price and Dale Cornelius assists, joining about 1,400 Scouts and Scouters from Lorain Erie and Huron Counties at Sandusky Junior High School next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Elyria
Firelands Area
Sandusky Junior High School
First Congregational Church
E. P. Gates
John Price
Dale Cornelius
Firelands
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Court notices: McFarland resigns and Rochester farm sale
The Lorain County board of commissioners accepted Nelson McFarland's resignation from the relief department and will not fill the post to reduce relief load. They adopted a resolution to sell a 140 acre Rochester farm via Probate Court to Joseph Moskal for 2020 dollars, a consideration in admitting George W. Radley to the County Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Nelson McFarland
Lorain
McFarland Its
Rochester
George W. Radley
Joseph Moskal
Hanchetts in Elyria Face Divorce Over Gross Neglect
Harriet Elizabeth Hanchett of Elyria sues Leo G. Hanchett of Elyria for divorce on grounds of gross neglect. The couple wed in 1923 and have three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Elizabeth Hanchett
Elyria
Leo G. Hanchett
Home Owners Loan Sues Over Foreclosures in Eaton and Lorain
The Home Owners Loan Corporation sues Hugh Le Roy Reisinger et al for 3183 dollars seeking foreclosure of Eaton township property and sues Louis Indre et al for 2392 dollars seeking foreclosure of Lorain property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Hugh Leroy Reisinger
Eaton Township
Louis Indre
Sutliffs sue for divorce on gross neglect grounds
Maibe He Sutliff sues Walter E Sutliff of Wellington for divorce after a 1926 marriage and one child. May Telzerow was granted a divorce from Herman Telzerow today by Judge D A Cook on gross neglect. Arthur Bartholmew of Plymouth Ohio a former 15 year school teacher was fined 10 dollars plus costs total 17 for reckless driving in a school zone after being stopped by Deputy Sheriff Anthony Pollack for speeding 69 mph on Telegraph road en route to Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MaibeHe Sutliff
Walter E. Sutliff
Wellington
May Telzerow
Herman Telzerow
D. A. Cook
Arthur Bartholmew
Plymouth
Preston Coon
Bartholmew
Anthony Pollack
Murray Ridge
Telegraph Road
Elyria
New Zealand Rabbit Show Opens At Lorain County Fair Grounds
Two hundred rabbits gather at the Lorain County Fair Grounds for the New Zealand show and Ohio State Association convention. Exhibitors travel from Houston Bridgeport Nashville and several states while Ohio groups from Alliance Van Wert Akron Cleveland and Columbus join attendees. Judging is led by James Blyth of Pittsburgh with officers named Joe Wojcik A W Kilbourne Kenneth Woods M M Goodwin W F Schultz and F Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Fair
Ohio State Association of New Zealand Breeders
Houston
Texas
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Nashville
Tenn
Maryland
Illinois
Indiana
Tennessee
Alliance
van Wert
Akron
Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio
James Blyth
Pittsburgh
Joe Wojcik
A. W. Kilbourne
Kenneth Woods
M. M. Goodwin
W. F. Schultz
F. Fuller
Five Wounded as Robbers Shot in Topeka Doctor’s Car
Number Four continued from page one. The wounded Federal officer W. W. Baker remained near death in a Topeka hospital with five bullet wounds. Bystanders were only slightly hurt. Investigators found about $11,000 in the men’s effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Baker
Topeka
Veterans' Bureau Medical Attendant Noted in Report
The article lists a veteran connected to the Veterans' Bureau serving as a medical attendant. It mentions his father as one of the few surviving U.S. Army members from the Indian wars who enlisted shortly after Custer’s massacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Bureau
U.S. Army
Custer
Lorain County School Skin Tests Start Under TB Campaign
Skin-testing begins in 42 Lorain County schools as part of the Early Diagnosis drive against tuberculosis. First tests at Kipton Brighton Rochester and Huntington with readings scheduled Monday. A motion picture program will accompany the campaign at 18 groups including Dr. Morrison and Dr. Moulton classes through May with locations such as Oberlin Elyria Wellington and Grafton listed in the schedule.
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Lorain County
St. Peter's
Brookside
Henrietta
Russia Township
West Ridge
Murray Ridge
Carlisle
Lake Avenue
Markley
South Amherst
St. Joseph’s
Brownhelm
Avon
Holy Trinity
Avon Lake
Belden
Grafton
Elyria
South Ridge
Middle Ridge
Vincent
St. Teresa
St. Mary's
Prospect Street
Centennial
Amherst
Pleasant Street
Oberlin High School
Clearview
Wellington
Morrison
von Lake
Oberlin High
Ridgeville
Ely
Tia Rotary Club
Columbia
Eaton
Wellington American Legion
Dr. Moulton
Penfield
la Grange
James Brand House
Qgorain Rotary Club
Probation Hearing For McDaniels Continued To Next Weekend
The Wellington youth Clar ence McDaniels aged 19 and Walter Anderson Face charges for driving without consent. The probation hearing was continued to next Saturday for concluding testimony by Judge D A Cook as McDaniels fights forged check accusations tied to a Cleveland YMC A incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McDaniels
Wellington
D. A. Cook
McDaniels
Walter Anderson
Anderson
William Wickens
Cleveland
Chicago Markets Yield Mixed Commodity Quotes
Market notes show butter at 10,528 tubs with steady prices. eggs moving modestly with several graded levels and local price tweaks. Poultry prices vary by weight and type, with turkeys and ducks listed and geese priced around 12 cents. Potatoes supply steady with regional price bands. corn and soybeans quoted by grade. oats and rye firm to unchanged. timothy and clover seeds offered with current ranges.
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Chicago
Irmer
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
Leghorn
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Idaho
U. S
Colorado
Maine
Wisconsin
LU. S
North Dakota
Minnesota
Texas Bliss
Texas Bliss Triumphs
I. S
Timothy
Y M C A Awards Delay Houstons Elyria Boys
Elyria Y M C A gym awards for last month were not handed out at the monthly boys division party held last night. About 70 boys joined a campfire style gathering with games, entertainment by The Westerners and To Aces, and camping story exchanges. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
Harrison Comstock
Jack Leber
Harry Chapman
Russell Schultz
Short Circuit Blamed For Car Fire On Broad Street
A short circuit in wiring caused a fire that damaged Hazlett Shore’s automobile on Broad Street at Ely Park this afternoon. The hood wiring and paint were scorched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlett Shore
West Street
Broad Street
Ely Park
Lorain man fined for reckless driving in court
Sidney Muhart of 1305 West 17th Street Lorain was fined £2 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird in police court this morning for reckless driving. He was arrested on April 10 and charged with driving recklessly on Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Muhart
West 17Th Street
Lorain
Don A. Baird
Muhart
Lake Avenue
Cleveland Teenager Shot After Park Robbery Spree Ends
In Cleveland on April 17 George Cervenski, 18, suspected of terrorizing couples in Gordon Park for a month, was shot and killed when he approached a car. Police had been pursuing the suspect, who had been linked to a series of park robberies and violence targeting pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
George Cervenski
Gordon Park
Grain and Feed Prices From Sheets Elevator and Montana Milling
Quotations on grain hay and straw furnished by Sheets Elevator Co and flour by Montana Milling Co. Car lot prices per bushel for corn wheat and oats, per barrel for flour, per ton for mill feeds and hay. List includes oats corn wheat flour millfeed hay and straw with multiple grade levels and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Timothy
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Connor
13Th St
New Zealand
Elyria Fairgrounds
Four-H
Emrad
Acme
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper CO
Elyria, Ohio
Esther Wood
N. Professor Street
Allan Harris
College
Allen Art Museum
Townsend
Uncle Sam
Midas
Wallace
National Game Association
Biological Survey
Gabrielson
Association
Roosevelt
Fair Grounds
Olmsted & Hoeffel
Water St
Karl Klein
West Ave
Debenture Redemption Fund
Amherst, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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