Beekeepers Association Hears Extension Agent
Last evening about 50 members of the Lorain County Beekeepers Association met at the Legion Home in Oberlin. The program included a report by Lorain County bee inspector Harry Vandenberg on the state meeting in Columbus and remarks on pollination and honey production linked to higher seed and crop yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theorein County Beekeepers Association
Legion Home
Oberlin
Ammual
Legion
Red
Lorain County
Harry Vandenberg
LaGrange
State Bee Association
Columbus
North Carolina
Beene Ss Association
Van
Jef Meding
Devell
Lenin County
Nuwls
Regala
Menin
John Buchannon
Med
E. R. Root
Ted Mann
Eirra
Lor
Association
Wellington
Ora VanHamn
Amherst
High School Speakers Compete Here Friday
Elyria High school hosts the final phase of the 1952 Lake Erie League Speech Contest with delegates from six league high schools gathering in Elyria for the concluding three part program. Euclid High School leads the standings as the event closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Elyria
Euclid High School
Elyria High
Lakewood
Loraine
Wayne Wise
Eloria High
R. &. Stockdale
Kent State University
George Daniel
Lorain
Lake Erie League
Supt
I L. N. Nicholas
George Miraben
Jim Miller
Cabs and Bus Lines Face Frustrations Over Downtown Stops
Drivers report being harassed by police and blocked curb access as cabs struggle to pick up and drop off passengers. Stops are too short or obstructed by parked cars and limited depot space, causing delays and calls for official action to grant proper stops and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue
Court Street
Krogers and Fisher
Graystone
East Avenue
West Broad Street
Gfe
Farr
Pffice
Youth group to plan Summer Activities Bulletin in Elyria
A city youth committee led by Roger Weil will gather material for the Summer Activities Bulletin and supervise its distribution through schools and agencies. The group also backs the Clean-up Fix-up Paint-up campaign starting April 28 with Tom Schofield chairing a preparatory committee. A teens’ Club Flamingo party is slated for April 19 at 8:30 pm at the Armenian Legion hall with event staff and local adults supporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvrra Community Welfare Council
Tthe
Roger Weil
Tom Schofield
L Wt
Amenian Legion Home
Flamingo
gen‘Ya
Harrett Fobes
Deco- Petiecs
Nora Lysagh
Ridgeville Zoning To Be Discussed
Ridgeville Township trustees schedule a Friday public meeting at the town hall to hear residents on proposed zoning text amendments and the Route 20 rezoning from residential to business. Albert Diederich will oversee final action, effective immediately if adopted. New road grader ready. operators Hadaway and Smith will fetch it from Gatun Monday, along with a snow plow attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville Township
Albert Diederich
L. R. Hadaway
Jim Smith
Gatun
Ridge Ville
Death Notices for Emmons and McAuliff Boys
Mrs. Ruth I. Emmons died at 12 05 a m at her home 327 Oxford avenue after a three year illness. Born April 1 1889 in Galion she lived in Elyria 11 years and belonged to Lorain Christian Temple Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star El Rey Caldron. Survived by husband Ross G Emmons a son Robert Emmons two brothers and two nieces. Services Saturday 2 p m at Wainwright Funeral Home with burial in Brookdale cemetery. David McAuliff 19 day old son of Mr and Mrs David McAuliff Jr died suddenly at 332 Sumner street. Cause undetermined. besides his parents he leaves grandparents Floyd Nary and L L Wil son Elyria. Graveside services Saturday 10 a m Nesbitt Cemetery Grafton conducted by Rev Fr John Neary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth I. Emmons
Ross G. Emmons
Oxford Avenue
Emmons
Galion
Elyria
Lorain
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Jay B. Worcester
Lakewood
Vernon J. Worcester
el Paso
Texas
Gail Worcester
Francis Harlan
Marion
Ind
Wainwright Funeral Home
Wood B. Cundiff
Lorain Christian Temple
Brookdale Cemetery
David McAuliff
David McAuliff, Jr
Sumner Street
Floyd Nary
4. L. Wilson
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Nesbitt Cemetery
Grafton
John Neary
Fines Assessed For Speeding At Wellington
Five men were fined for speeding in Wellington at Mayor Ralph Gray's court. Fines included Joyce Smith of Philadelphia for 20 dollars and costs and others from Pittsburgh South Bend Mansfield and Spencer with amounts 15 to 150 dollars plus costs. Additional fines covered mud flap violations and DUI with no license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ralph Gray
Joyce Smith
Philadelphia
John Baranski
Pittsburgh
Jack Halsey
South Bend
Ind
Elmer Kells
Mansfield
James Irish
James Adams
Arlo Smith
Spencer
Columbia High Band Concert Friday Night
The Columbia High School band will give its annual concert Friday at 8 15 p m in the school auditorium. The program features solos marches novelty numbers waltzes and overtures. Jean Snell is the student director and band members will wear new citation cords on their uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia High School
Jean Snell
Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed fish fry at Valley City
Valley City church guild invites all to a fish fry dinner at the church hall on Friday April 18 from 5 to 8 pm. For more information contact Mrs. Clarence Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church Guild of
Clarence Arnold
Levee Rings Protect Towns as Flood Levels Rise
Sheriff Joe Gaines ordered abandonment of Phelps City and Watson as floodwaters forced levee breaches. Downstream, crews ringed each dike with sandbags and allowed water to rise to river level, while Minnesota Wisconsin flood fighters reported slightly lower crest predictions but ten million dollars in damage in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps City
Watson
Joe Gaines
Mississippi
Misssissippi River
Minnesota
Wisconsin
St. Paul
Minn
Winona
Iowa
Pittsfield's Oldest Resident To Observe 95th Birthday Friday
Grace West of Pittsfield will celebrate her 95th birthday on Friday April 18 born in 1857 in Cornwall England one of 13 children who came to America and settled in Pittsfield at age 12. She married Anson West in 1880 and raised five children before his death 28 years ago now lives at the West homestead with daughter Fanny and son John nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Grace West
Cornwall
England
West
Pittsfield Center
Nettie
Tivo
Fanny West
John
Cora Morris
Oberlin
Ella West
Carlisle Scouts To Present Play At PTA Meeting
East Carlisle P T A hears Scout program for Friday at the school. Girl Scout Troop 22 will perform the play China Comes To You in costume. Officers will be elected during the meeting with refreshments provided by class and fifth grade mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
East Carlisle
P.T.A
Fern Haynes
LaGrange
Lord Keep
Dickens
George Robson
Gene Carrol
Lorain County
Lorain County Council of
Oberlin High School
China Comes
Girl Scout! Troop 22
Howard Murchell
Donald Belgrace
Local Draft Board Declares 19 Of 29 Fit For Service
Nineteen of twenty nine registrants examined this Monday were found fit for military service. The Elyria board's latest preinduction group includes six transfer registrants and 23 locals. Six locals were rejected and one held for further determination. three transfer registrants were also rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draft Board
Catherine McKee
Elyria Board
Urge 35 MPH Limit To LaPorte
East Carlisle PTA asked county commissioners to set a 35 mile per hour limit on Grafton road from Elyria city limits to LaPorte. Commissioner Dunn said the request will go to the state highway department traffic safety division since Route 57 is a state highway and not under local jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Elyria
LaPorte
East Carlisle
Elyria Foundry Granted 4000 Dollar Maintenance Shop Addition
The Elyria Foundry division of Industrial Brownhoist receives a permit for a 37 by 21 foot masonry maintenance shop addition valued at 4000 dollars. City Inspector Hart A. Dickason announced the permit. L. H. Popp of 321 Gulf Road also secured a 4000 dollar remodeling permit for his home at 385 Gulf Road with Popp acting as his own contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Foundry
Industrial Brownhoist Corporation
Hart A. Dickason
L. H. Popp
Gulf Road
Popp
Seizure Approved by Easton City Council
Easton city council voted 3-0 to approve seizure of the steel mills and condemn the industry's stance in its dispute with the CIO Steelworkers Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
CIO Steel Workers Union
Oberlin High School PTA Organized Unanimously
More than 100 parents and teachers at Oberlin High School voted to form a high school parent teacher association as part of the National and Ohio Congresses of Parents and Teachers. Officers were elected: co-presidents Vernon and Mrs. Stevens, co-First Vice Presidents Professor and Mrs. Arthur Williams, co-secretaries Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Arnold, treasurer Glenn L. Ritter, and honorary vice president the principal Donald L. Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Parents
Ohio Congresses of Parents and
Vernon Stevens
Arthur Williams
Herbert Arnold
Glenn L. Ritter
Donald L. Simpson
Stevens
Stanley W. Emmitt of
Tallmadge
Ridgeville Kiwanis Plan Annual Minstrel Show
Ridgeville Kiwanis members discussed the upcoming minstrel show to raise funds for youth work in Ridgeville Township. Ernest Herron leads publicity and ticket sales for the April 27 and 28 performances at Ridgeville High School auditorium with shows at 2 and 8 pm Sunday and 8 pm Monday. George Lasch and Urban Buescher chair the event with Lasch serving as interlocutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
George Lasch
Urban Buescher
Lasch
Morris Brown
Kiwanis Fund
Ridgeville Township
Urgent Appeal For Funds To Help Disaster Victims
Edna Schropp of the Elyria Red Cross urged the chapter area to replenish the disaster fund after the 1924 Lorain tornado and recent widespread floods. The article notes 74,800 affected, shelters in Omaha Council Bluffs Sioux City and South Sioux City, thousands of cots and blankets rushed, and calls for local donations to support recovery efforts and restore homes and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
Edna Schropp
Elyria
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Omaha
Nebru
Union Pacific Railroad
National Red Cross
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Nebraska
Missouri
National Guard
Army
Miss Schrepp
Firemen's Group Meets Tonight in North Ridgeville
Members of the North Central Firemen's Association meet at Ridgeville Town Hall at 8 PM. It will be a regular session with a business meeting and program planned. Emery Hershey, president, is in charge of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
North Central Firemen's Association
Ridgeville Town Hall
Emery Hershey
Police Report: Multiple DUI and Reckless Driving Arrests in Elyria
Charles Donovan of Cleveland was tentatively charged with driving while intoxicated after his car struck a parked vehicle on Lake avenue. Carl Glyie was arrested for reckless driving after speeds up to 50 mph with center-line crossings. Lewis Chapman faced DWI charges after running a red light and testing above .2. Frank Gribben held for reckless driving after a three car collision on Cleveland street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Donovan
Broadview Road
Cleveland
Lake Avenue
Joseph Kozel
West River Street
Oak Street
Donovan
Carl R. Glyie
Gulf Road
Lewis F. Chapman
Bon-Air Avenue
Broad Street
Cedar Street
Elyria
Frank M. Gribben
Lakeland Street
Lakewood
Cleveland Street
Gribben
James Krugman
R. D. Elyria
John J. Szloboda
Marseilles Avenue
Court proceedings and divorces noted in Lorain County
A docket from the common pleas court lists dismissals in a Roy Warren Roof case, divorces granted to Grace Lee Sarven and Edward Podmanik, and a $925 judgment against William McLinden. It also covers a Niagara Fire Insurance suit settled against Carl Barricelli, a Mazur Hujar contract dispute finding, and a Zolnay zoning appeal dismissed after building plan revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murray
Niagara Fire Insurance Co
Carl Barricelli
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Mazur
Lorain
John Pincura
Joseph Huiar
Mazur
Hujar
Court of Appeals
Lewis Zolnay
L. A. Burgett Co
Lorain Builders
Sheffield Lake Village
Zolway
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Girl Struck by Car at Lake and West Street Intersection
A girl sustained scratches on her left leg and possible injuries after Nagy, driving south on Lake, crossed West Street on a green light as James Looney testified the girl stepped into the car while the light was changing. Police records note the change from green to red during the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagy
Lake Avenue
West Street
James Looney
Bath Street
Karen
North Ridgeville Garden Club Plans Garden Center Trip
The North Ridgeville Garden club met at Mrs. Forster’s home to plan a trip to the Garden Center in Cleveland followed by a luncheon at the art museum on May 21. Officers noted Memorial Day urns, a $25 donation to a community recreation program, and a $10 gift for the World War II memorial on the town hall lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Cleveland
Art Museum
Garden Club
Forster
Root Road
C. S. Winter
Helen Keller
P. J. Morgan
Town Hall
Noon Stock Quotations Hit Broad Line of Firms
At noon the market displayed quotes for firms across manufacturing energy steel and retail including American Radiator American Telephone and Telegraph Anaconda Copper Avco Chrysler General Motors U S Steel Sears Roebuck Westinghouse and Woolworth with varied fractional changes shown in the list of prices and percent figures across the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Radiator
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Avco
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler Cities Service
Cleveland Cliffs
Cleveland
Columbia Gas
Fruehauf Trailer
General Motors
Glidden Co
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
N. Y
Ohio Edison
Ohio Oil
Penna. R. R. Republic Steel
Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum Standard of
Ind
Standard of
N. J
Standard of Ohio Texas Company
Toledo Edison
U. S. Steel
Warner Brothers
Westinghouse Airt
Woolworth Co
Honor Retired Supervisors At Dinner In Lorain
Capitol College president Dr Glenn Star Ross warned at the National Tube Management club dinner that Americans fail to grasp life’s basics and focus on frosting. He cited progressive education as eroding discipline and condemned government control of steel skills as unconstitutional. The event honored over 30 retired supervisors, totaling 1100 years of U S Steel service, with bowling trophies presented to several winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Star Ross
Capitol College
Columbus
National Tube Management Club
Old Timers
Hotel Antlers
Lorain
L. F. Sattele
Frank E. Bloedorn
U. S. Steel Corp
Regis Greenert
NAF
Detroit
Frank Dilworth
Lorain Group
Edward P. Weber
A. J. B. Fairburn
Norman Sensheimer
Lorain Works
Chester L. Bristol
John Maillie
Philip 4. Austin
Ford Fe.bachtel
John M. Bell
Frank Bloe‘horn
Stead Booth
Joseph Brown, Jr
Charles R. Bumbaugh
Sam N
Markets roundup spans livestock grains and produce listings
Cleveland Livestock shows cattle sales with steady market and price ranges for steers cows and calves. Sheep and hogs see active demand with varied prices. Toledo cash grain reports No 2 yellow corn oats and soybeans with modest gains. Produce market notes multiple greenhouse and field items including apples carrots cucumbers lettuce mushrooms and tomatoes with mixed quality and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Choice
Utility
Toledo
Rome
Baldwins
Stayman and Turley
Ohio & PA Mo
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Beekeepers Association
Sudro-Curtis
P.h.o.n-E
Death Records
Mrs
Columbia Hi
PTA
George H. Tulk
Alfred G. Buell
Vermilion
Northcentral
George Lillich
A. L. Fridenstine
Marguerite Grills
R. E. Pettet
Pettet
Read
Oberlin Schools
C. BE. Wigton
Harold Fildey
George Thurot
W. C. Davis
Ridgeville Club
Police Dept. News
Grace Lee Sarven
Walter
Shelby Mutual Casualty Co
William McLinden
R.D. J. Strongsville
Edward Podmanik
Helen
Garden Center
R. E. Haehl
L. Haughwout
V. Mitchell
Morgan
H. Hopp
Thomas Capri
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Eryka SavIng
Midwest Stock Sechange
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