Rural Recovery Program To Be Explained In Ashland Meeting
A program to aid needy rural and urban families through the Rural Family Recovery plan will be described at an April 20 meeting in Ashland. The initiative, led by H. H. Hughes of the State Relief Administration, aims to place city families on small rural plots and to assist farmers with repairs using city mechanics. In Lorain county about 8 rural families and possibly 400 relief recipients could benefit, with around 700 people employed on work relief projects currently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Braught
Ohio Relief Commission
Ashland
H. H. Hughes
State Relief Administration
M. A. Houghton
Lorain County
Irehan
Houghton
Lorain
Child Specialist Set to Speak at Ridgeville PTA
Dr A Gorhle a Lakewood child specialist will address the North Ridgeville Parent-Teacher Association at Ridgeville School. The meeting is open to the public. Separately the Elyria Chamber of Commerce hosts a meeting of local shoe repair men to discuss the industry tomorrow night from 7:39 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
A. Gorhle
Lakewood
North Ridgeville
Ass'n
Ridgeville School
Elyria
Memorial Day Plans To Be Made Tonight
Memorial Day committee members will meet in council chamber tonight to review the program for the upcoming Memorial Day. Mayor suspends fine in a reckless driving case, with time and costs suspended if the defendant pays for damages. Don Cheer rs and Chas Flood of the city are fined $5 and costs for intoxication at police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
Sam Reitman
Norai
W. H. Vanoster
Reizman
Margaret Carlin
Don Cheer Rs
Chas. Flood
City
W. H. Vasoster
Contract Set For Super Service Station
A contract from Standard Oil Co of Indiana calls for erecting a modern Super Service station at Broad and Cedar streets. Construction will use glass and steel and work is planned to begin about May first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tich
Standard Oil Co
Broad
Cedar Streets
Man Found In Ditch Dies At Memorial Hospital
Frank Bolz an elderly Western Heights resident was found Sunday in a ditch on Vulcan Street in a semi frozen state. He was taken to Memorial Hospital where pneumonia developed and he died yesterday afternoon. His body was moved to Sudro's Funeral Home pending funeral plans. Little is known of his whereabouts. reports say he had a wife and several children in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bolz
Western Heights
Bolz
Vulcan Street
Memorial Hospital
Sudro
Europe
Code Eagles To Be Distributed In Near Future
Washington April 12 Distribution of Code Eagles to all members of codified industries will start in a day or two. Application blanks will be available at post offices. The Code Eagle bears the industry frame and the registration number. The move follows an executive order making code administration contributions mandatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Code Eagie
Cleveland Gasoline Strike Tests City Traffic and Labor Talks
In Cleveland nearly 2 000 gasoline station attendants strike halting two thirds of stations. Edseling cavept independent stations face shortages as talks toward peace drag. Fred Keightly, U S Department of Labor mediator, ready to assist. Police log heavy patrols after midnight as strike sympathizers convoy closures on the east side. Workers seek union recognition higher wages and better conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fred Keightly
U. S. Department of Labor
East Side
Eats 15 Hamburg Sandwiches To Win The Title
OXFORD April 11 Man or Rodriguez of Bridgeport Conn a Delta Chi brother will be honored as Miami University hamburger eating champion at the campus spring carnival Saturday A crowd of 2000 heard the bite by bite description as Rodriguez gulped 15 hamburgers in 19 30 minutes to win His closest rival Bill Lewis Australia Delta Upsilon ate 14 sandwiches Some contestants fasted for days with some kept in seclusion for their fraternities Mayor Charles Thomas of Oxford acted as judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Manor Rodriguez
Bridgeport
Conn
Delta Chi
Miami University
Rodriguez
Bill Lewis
Astralesia
Delta Upsilon
Charles Thomas
Capacity crowd at water carnival opens at Y M C A pool
A capacity crowd greeted the aquatic stars of the Y M C A water carnival as it opened at the Y M C A swimming pool. Tonight at 7 p m a repeat program features demonstrations, races, and life saving lessons with girls teaching beginners and various swimming acts and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carni
P. m
Death record for Jay E Beebe husband of Ora Beebe
Jay E Beebe died Tuesday at his home 1127 Middle Avenue after a brief illness. Born June 22 1863 in Townsend Ohio he lived in Elyria 15 years. Married April 9 1934 to Ora Beebe they observed fifty years. Survived by wife daughter Florence Denman grandson Robert Denman sister Marcia Skillitar of Genes Ohio. Funeral Friday 1 PM Nichols Funeral Home conducted by Richard Stevens. Burial Castle Ridge Ohio. Friends may call at Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay E. Beebe
Ora L. Beebe
Middle Avenue
Townsend
Elyria
Beebe
Christian Science Church
Marcia Skillitar
Genes
Ohio
Nichols Funeral Home
Richard Stevens
Castle, Ohio
Fragmentary editorial note on budget and morality
Partial text discusses whether to use general funds for certain activities while urging a higher morality of letting bygones be bygones among nations. It notes the board has provided no funds for pevet activities and questions budgetary sustainability in care of essential needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saard
Aia
Iia
Powey
Senior Piano Recital by Helen Gosling at Oberlin
Miss Helen Gosling, Conservatory of Music student, will give her senior piano recital on Thursday evening, April 19, at 7:30 in Warner Concert hall, assisted by Prof. Reber Johnson on violin and Prof. John Frazer on cello. The program includes Grieg Holbergs Zeit pieces, Grieg cello works, Grieg and Dvorak trios, and Griftes compositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Apris
Helens Gosling
Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Reber Johnson
John Frazer
Aus Holbergs Zeit
Grieg
Faschungsschwank Als Wien
Schumann
American Fascist Leader to Speak in Oberlin Hall
Lawrence Dennis, noted figure in American Fascist circles, will address the Oberlin Public Affairs Society in the King Bosworth room of the Men's Building on Saturday at 1 30 pm The talk titled The American Fascist Way Out aims to outline fascist perspectives in a campus setting. The event forms part of a series featuring leaders from various political fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Dennis
King- Bosworth
Oberlin Public Affairs Society
Oberle
Rabbi Marcus Kramer to Lecture Friday Evening
Rabbi Marcus Kramer of his Jewish temple will deliver a Friday evening lecture at 8:30 p.m. at the temple offices. The theme is The Houses of Roshni with special reference to a recent motion picture based on the same concept and to Corky’s bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Kramer
Temple Ofce
Roshni
Adoon
O Corki
Hank
Twenty-Eight Play Bridge Finals At Meet
Napieate contract bridge meet Monday night crowned Dorothy Snyder and Mirjam Faaca as first with six points. R Broughton and P Hines led others, followed by Fascett and Hancock, tied pairs scoring in the 30s with several teams near the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priress
Dorothy Snyder
Mirjam
Mire.r. Broughton
P. Hines
Fascett
R'W. Hancock
Charles Hiard
Fred Brown
Lew Huffman
Q. Winsor
Girls
Herald
Wo Laders
H.D. Birks
Man of the 17th Ward Dr Bundy Leads Cleveland Gre Group
Dr Bundy a top figure in Cleveland politics and chair of the Public Utilities Committee places on five committees. The public is invited to attend. Mrs Jeffery chosen head of the club group as L E Burgner retires after hosting the Literature department meeting at East College street. The afternoon featured a Milne play The Artist presented by Mrs Barricklow and Mrs O'Brien, followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bundy
Gre
Jeffery
L. E. Burgner
Women's Club
East College Street
Jeader
Milne
Barricklow
Education Department Holds Final Meeting in Oberlin
The Oberlin Women's Club Education department met at Mrs. Mallory's East College home for year end. Papers on Modern Poetry and Music were given by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Lindquist, with Miss Thrall performing piano pieces. Mrs. McFarland was elected next year's department leader. Mrs. Thrall retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women’s Club
Mallory
East College Street
William Smith
O. A. Lindquist
Alice Thrall
McFarland
F. M. Thrall
Ieader
Army Communications Methods Demonstration At Elyria Meeting
A demonstration on Army communications methods will be offered for members of the Elyria Kraanis Cysle at their weekly meeting at the Hotel Newell at noon tomorrow under the direction of Frenut Arthur Richwire of the Ohio National Guard. The display will show how telephone and telegram equipment carried by the company members is used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kraanis Cysle
Newell
Frenut
Arthur Richwire
Ohio National Guard
Hie Sill
Comwe Fire Battalion
Infantre
Ohin
National Guard
Richaine
Airlines File Suits Against Farley Over Air Mail Contracts
Four operating subsidies of United Air Craft and Transport Corp sue Postmaster General James A. Farley in Washington DC to compel restoration of cancelled air mail contracts and seek damages for losses from his Feb 9 order. The suits, filed as the Black McKellar aviation bill moves ahead, name Farley individually, not as Postmaster General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James A. Farley
United Airs Craft
Transport Corporation
District of Columbia Supreme Court
United Aircraft and Transport Corporation
Farley
Senate
Roosevelt
Aod
Post Office Department
Senate Air Math Committee
T. B. Braniff
Braniff Airways of
Oklahoma
Newton D. Baker
Army Air Corps
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Boeing Air Transport
National Air Transport
Pacific Air Transport
Varney Airlines
Four Lorain County youths win in state poster contest
Four students from Lorain County schools were among the winners in a statewide Farmers Institute poster contest for the 1933-34 season. Two winners attend Columbia High School and two attend Eaton High School. In higher grades, Cheater Kobalka and Ireta Wilson won. in the lower grades Warren Cornish and Howard Klass earned awards from Eaton and Columbia schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Farmers’ Institute
Columbia School
Eaton School
Cheater Kobalka
Columbia High School
Ireta Wilson
Eaton High School
Warren Cornish
Eaton
W. C. T. U. Convention Heads to Vermilion on Wednesday
April 18 report from Birmingham notes the W. C. T. U. convention will be held Wednesday at Vermilion. Local names Alma Stone from Lorain and Frederick Clary of Chicago appear in the social notes along with visits and gatherings among area residents including Mr. and Mrs. Milford Harrison, Mrs. Florence Giider, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Vermilion
Alma Stone
Lorain
Ison Frederick Clary
Chicago
Callus
Jacob Zimmerman
Bellevue
Milford Harrison
Vermilton
George Harrison
Oscar Olsen
Sidney
Mn Lorain
Florence Giider
Elrria
Mary Bosart
Harry Ewell
William Ewell
Norwalk
Austin Ewell
M. A. Ewell
Joe Greenwitt
Betty
R. VY. Minor
Wing
Uncle Bill
Johnny Sigsons
Amherst
Kubach
Mildred Paul
Evelyn Kubach
Cleveland
Elmer Clary
Niagara Falls
Radet
Emma Olde
Oberlin
Markets and Livestock Prices From Cleveland and Chicago
Cleveland market report shows steady butter and poultry with varied quotes. cattle, calves, sheep and hogs trading active and steady. Chicago cash quotations list butter, eggs, pork and beef prices, with poultry receipts and regional grain closes. Toledo grain and produce complete the round of commodity pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Keene
Ererr
Idaho
New York
Michigen
Chicago
Lowe
Rock Springs
Geome
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
U. S
Washington
Colorado
Texan Busx
U. Soci
Toledo
U. P
Lele
ATS
Court actions in Elyria and Lorain County notices
The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company sues Lawrence P Wagner and others for 4004 on a promissory note with foreclose of property in Elyria. Another suit by the Trust Company against Frank Kruszewski and others for 2155 on a promissory note with foreclosure in Elyria. Alma Allen seeks divorce from Custer Allen for gross neglect and cruelty. Catherine Becker seeks divorce from George Becker for gross neglect. The Blodgett Beckley Company sues George Herrera and others in Oberlin for 149 to creditors. Joseph DeMars pleads not guilty and is released on 100 bond after a non support indictment. Virgil Stouder fined 25 with costs for improper P U C markings on truck. Stanko Atanasoff pleads not guilty to reckless driving and is bound to grand jury after collision at Stop 4 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Lawrence P. Wagner
Frank Kruszewski
Joseph DeMars
Lorain
A. R. Webber
Virgil Stouder
Bethany
Joseph Petro
Stanko Atanasoff
Massillon
Ohio
Charles Lord
Roy Caple
West 21St Street
Lake Avenue
Motor Express Ball Team To Practice Tonight
The Motor Express baseball team of the Tri-County league will hold a practice session tonight at 6 o clock sharp on the Cascade Park diamond. Manager George Moseny announced the drill and asked players Bako Schroeder Diewald Zemba Moseny Dumski Long Malden Art Cook Tom Smith Holbrook Guild Sagert and Barkacs to be on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Express
Cascade Park
George Moseny
Bako
Schroeder
Diewald
Zemba
Moseny
Dumski
Long
Malden
Art Cook
Tom Smith
Holbrook
Guild
Sagert
Barkacs
Columbus Loses As 12 000 Watch
Columbus, the defending American Association champions, opened the 1934 season with an 8 to 5 loss to Louisville as a ninth inning rally fell short. St Paul edged Kansas City 1–0, Earl Webber homered for Milwaukee in a 10–8 win over Minneapolis, Indianapolis beat Toledo 11–6, and 34 000 fans attended the four games with a 12 000 crowd at Columbus. Today's schedule lists St Paul at Kansas City, Indianapolis at Toledo, Louisville at Columbus, and Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Louisville
Uoularille
St. Paul Saints
Kansas City
Blues
Rosenthal
Ray Phelps
Milwaukee
Earl Web Od
Minneapolis
Brewers
Indianapolis
Toledo
Mud Hens
Bachman
Lawson
St. Paul
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America
Sederis Restaurant
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Star Shoe Shop
Elyria Hotel
PIE Court St. St. Phon
The
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Hamburg
Axilena Erickson
Ant Recor
Oscar Brethean
Staw Road
Ridgewillie
Chmford
Pease
Dover Center Road
Ridgesiire
Erickson
Sud
April
Baby
Dievorge Rogalski
George Rogalski
Dorette Zietlow
North Pleasant Street
Father Alflen
Lois Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Will Speak
Oberlin High School
Kent
Lil Reip Par Rexpenses
Cleveland Council
Rust M. FE
Leroy N. Bundy
Conneil
R. P. Jameson
Young People’s Forum
Ashtabula
Edith Martin
Eastern Star
Lodi
E. W. Spaulding
Ruth King
Oberlin Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Episcopal Church
Bradford
West Lorain Street
Miss McCready
George Jackson
Amy Ingraham
Airlines
Travelers Insurance CO
H.R. Rorick
H. KR. Rorick
M. H. Crowder
Fiyria Savings & Trust
Cholee
Alma Allen
Custer Allen
Catherine Becker
George Becker
Blodgett-Beckley Company ‘Et al
George Herros Et. al of
Ross Waldron
Margaret
Mary Bogart
Harold Olds
Richard
Akron
Emma Olds
Harry Byars
Kenneth
C. A. Mordoff
Stella Henry
Clara Henry
Florence Prince
Edwin Prisce
Shister, Jr
Warren Halse
Florence
Elizabeth Gerber
Carrie Davidson
Robert Moulder
Hanita Twining
Kipton
Frank Fisher
Ernest Gerber
M. A
Wellington
Prospect Ave
MR. and Mes. F. C
Wiles Claxton Sooy
Haserodt
Broad Street
Oscar Haserodt
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