Johnny Taryan Grateful To Gates Hospital Pool Drive
Ten year old Johnny Taryan and his family express gratitude to Gates Hospital for treating infantile paralysis and hip osteomyelitis earlier. The Elyria drive funds an orthopedic pool at Gates Hospital as Roosevelt School and locals contribute Easter Seals. High students boosted gifts. two benefit performances of Where's Grandma set for May at the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Taryan
Memorial Hospital
Johnny
Gates Hospital
Roosevelt School
Gates
Infirmary Road
Gates Orthopedic Pool
Ely
Grandma
William Lovejoy
Parent-Teacher Council
Import of lowbrows and highbrows to Britain debated
Visiting English lecturers are said to have introduced the terms lowbrows and highbrows to Britain just before the war. The claim frames cultural influence through scholarly visitors and suggests a prewar shift in public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Revival at First Baptist Church Promises To Hell and Back Again
Evangelist R W Neighbour leads revival with message titled To Hell and Back Again at First Baptist. Last night the church overflowed as Neighbour preached on the rais ing of the widow of Nain s son and the contrast between physical death and spiritual death. He urged that sin mars Elyria s beauty and harms children, urging Christ brings life and unity. An after call followed, described as blessed and successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
R. W. Neighbour
Nain
Evangelist Neighbour
Elyria
Evangelist
Christ
Brookside teacher wins $1500 for baby name Floel
Millard Fretz of Brookside School Sheffield Lake earned $1500 as second prize in a national contest for a baby name. A Bluffton College graduate in his first teaching year in Lorain County, he submitted the name Floel for the baby. He teaches science and social science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Fretz
Brookside
Sheffield Lake
Fretz
Floel
Bluffion College
Lorain County
Death Record Leo Niemise in Lorain
Leo Niemise four year old son of Mr and Mrs John Niemise of 1822 Oberlin avenue died yesterday noon at St Josephs Hospital after a three weeks illness. Survived by three brothers Johnnie Andrew and Edward and two sisters Mary and Stephany all at home and two grandmothers in Europe. Body moved from Bittner Funeral home to his late home. Funeral from home Friday at 9:36 am and Church of the Nativity at 10:30 am with Rev I J Dombrosky officiating. Burial in Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Leo Niemise
John Niemise
Oberlin Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Johnnie
Andrew
Edward
Mary
Stephany
Europe
Bittner
Church of the Nativity
I. J. Dombrosky
Calvary Cemetery
Horse Association To Have Fisher
Members of the Northern Ohio Horse Association will gather at the Herrick Auditorium in Wellington tomorrow night for a fish fry and a meeting for discussion of problems relating to horses. A feature of the meeting will be an illustrated lecture on horses by Prof. D. J. Kays of the animal husbandry department at Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Ohio Horse Association
Herrick Auditorium
Wellington
D. J. Kays
Animal Husbandry
Ohin State University
Churches Will Join In Sunrise Service
Oberlin Ohio April 18 Churches of Oberlin plan a community sunrise service at 6 oclock at the Memorial Arch weather permitting. Professor Horton will speak with music by the Conservatory and the A Cappella Choir. If bad weather, service moves to Warner Concert Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Horton
Graduate School of Theology
Conservatory
A. Cappella
Warner Concert Hall
Conservatory Group
Arthur Williams
Crocker
Marshburn
James AA. Richards
S. Lee White
Oberlin Figures in Ohio Academy of Science Meet
The forty fifth annual meeting of the Ohio Academy of Science opens at Ohio State University and runs through Friday and Saturday. Oberlin College faculty attend, with Robert S. McEwen, Cc. E. Hee, Hope Hibbard, F. G. Tucker, L. W. Taylor, and George D. Hubbard presenting in zoology physics geography sections. About one hundred Ohio scientists will present papers across general and sectional meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Academy of Science
Ohio State University
Oberlin College
Robert S. McEwen
Cc. E. Hee
Hope Hibbard
F. G. Tucker
L. W. Taylor
George D. Hubbard
Ohio
Religious Play to Be Staged by College Groups
College groups will present His Cross a religious play in Finney Chapel Saturday evening April 20 at 8 45 oclock. Sponsored by M C C A and Y W C A with aid from the Oberlin Dramatic Association supplying talent and props. Assistant professor J Stanton McLaughlin assists in production. Play written by Ralph P Claggett. Cast listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cc. A
Finney Chapel
Oberlin Dramatic Association
J. Stanton McLaughlin
Ralph P. Claggett
Conservatory Senior Receives Curtis Institute Scholarship
Richard Barron, a Conservatory senior, won a full tuition scholarship to the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. He was notified last week by Josef Hofmann, director of Curtis. Barron studies under George F. E. Wain, woodwinds instructor at the Conservatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Barron
Conservatory
Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia
Josef Hofmann
Curtis Institute
Barron
George FE. Wain
Courts, Suits, and Local Dockets In Elyria Lorain County
The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company sues B O Stoupe and others for 4968 dollars alleged on a promissory note with foreclosure sought for Elyria property. Union Savings and Loan sues Michael Savelak of Lorain and others for 4896 dollars and seeks foreclosure of Lorain property. Ernest A Williams sues Amelia Williams as administratrix for partition of Elyria property. William A Guild of Amherst sues Leo S Stiwald Jr for 7500 dollars for injuries from a car crash in Amherst on January 14. Joseph Steiner, 70, arrested on a disorderly conduct warrant by his wife in Sheffield Lake. Additional notes reference wage stipulations and local fraud reports, with milk-division deductions reduced to one-half cent per hundred pounds impacting producers and distributors in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
B. O. Stoupe Et al
Elyria
The
Union Savings and Loan Company
Michael Savelak
Lorain Et al
Lorin
Wiliam A. Guild of Amherst
Leo Ss. Stiwald
Clare Stiwald
Amherst
Josep Steiner
Arattie Steiner
Harvey H. Dier
Sheffield Lake Village
Dem
Bae Te
Steiner O
County
Ty Tae
Tre Charac
Maract Caile
Cirvsland
Milk Commission
Steel plant strike unrest spills into Cleveland area
Warrants issued for company employee George Andress and guard Rex Hedges amid a strike as 69 protesters fill Justice Kubic’s court for Eric Iazner’s peace warrant. Andress released on bond. Hedges’ warrant unserved as he’s out of town. Corbet reports numerous arrests and tensions. Virginia and related incidents noted with city counts and population figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George Andress
Rex Hedges
Mike Yuhas
Yuhas
Hedges
Pond
W. H. Vanoster
I. E. Kubic
Eric
Denrystatte
Baul Real
Ies
Amandgeo Bruratte
Joram, Thornton Zanol and Cast Read at Walton Hannah
A stage list from a local production features John played by James Aindsey Devorah Martha Lutz Whitabeth Phyllis McClure Rufus George Dick Obed Melvin Kennedy in Joram Thornton Zanol and K Simon Walton Hannah among the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
James Aindsey
Martha Lutz
Whitabeth
Phyllis McClure
Rufus
George Dick
Obed
Melvin Kennedy
Joram
Thornton Zanol
Simon
Walton Hannah
Music Association Report Published
The Music Teachers National Association publishes a volume of proceedings from its annual meeting edited by Professor Karl W Gehrkens of Oberlin who also served as association president in Milwaukee. Professor Frederick S Stiven of Illinois, formerly Oberlin, is now president of the national body. The book compiles all papers and addresses and reports from committees secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Teachers National Association
Karl W. Gehrkens
Oberlin
Oberlin Printing Company
Gehrkens
Milwaukee
Frederick Sh. Stiven
University of Ilinois
Oberlin Conservatory
National Association
Easter Parties For Children At Hospital
The Gates Hospital for Crippled Children prepares Easter gifts and parties for its young patients. Mrs Heisler’s Wooster Toy Craft Company donations include colored wagons with candy. St Agnes students made baskets, to be delivered with other Easter gifts. Senior Hi Y Club plans a weekly program tonight, Holy Cross Church girls visit Friday, and the American Lesson auxiliary hosts a Saturday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gates Hospital
Heisler
Woo
Decision In Kent Case Saturday
Judge Guy B. Findley is expected to render his decision Saturday in the C. E. Kent case. Kent was tried Tuesday without a jury for alleged false representation of property sold to John and Estelle Baker. The plaintiff claims the property was encumbered by a $4,990 lien, which Kent denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Findley
C. E. Kent
Kent
John and
Estelle Baker
Loraint
Local Attorney Shares Facts About Stars at YMCA juniors
John K. Nece spoke to the Junior Hi Y Club at the Y last night about stars. He outlined a method for pursuing astronomy as a hobby and described principal stars, their sizes, and their Earth distances, plus several northern and southern constellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Nece
Nece
Labor Union Meeting Tomorrow Draws AF of L Parade
Members of Federal Labor Union No. 19345 will hold their regular meeting at the Knights of Columbus Hall at 7:30 p.m. Friday after a parade starting at 7 p.m. The union invites all members of the American Federation of Labor and the Mechanics' Educational Society of America to participate in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Labor Union No. 19345
Knights of Columbus Hall
American Federation of Labor and
The
Mechanics’ Educational Society of America
Relief bill expands aid to Ohio relief families
The measure allows relief tenants in landlord owned apartments to receive aid. It is not retroactive but applies to one month prior to filing. About 58 counties have adopted the bill, benefitting roughly 50,900 relief families. County official Lee Whitright says applications may start next week and warns cash payments depend on available funds. Eligibility rests on the relief visitor report guiding the benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grave
Ohio
J.ee Whitright
Whitright
Whitricht
Graves
Choir Director Ray Rowland Dies Suddenly at Wellington
Wellington April 18 Ray Rowland well known farmer living a mile north of here died suddenly at ten this morning in Nova Ohio He was director of the Methodist church choir here and had organized orchestras in nearby towns He survived by his wife Mabel one son Cindy Mitchell one brother Ralph of Cleveland and a half sister Mrs K J Miller of Elyria Funeral arrangements are in complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ray Rowland
Here
Nova
Ohio
Mr. Rowland
Dhrch
Mabel
Cyndy Michison
Ralph
Cleveland
Mra. K. J. Miller
Elyria
Senate banks committee names to study eight deficiency bills
A senate banks committee sub committee was named in Columbus on April 18 to review all deficiency judgment bills introduced in the general assembly. The panel has eight members including Senator Will Price of Akron Bart McIntyre of Cleveland and Philip Wolfe of Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate Banks Committee
General News
Eamblic
Will Price
Bart McIntyre
Cleveland
Philip Wolfe
Eligibility rules for D A V membership from 1917 18 era
The article details eligibility for D A V members based on World War I service. It lists service dates from April 6 1917 to November 11 1918 and explains qualifying categories such as wounded or discharged veterans with official records, those with various VA classifications, pension recipients for World War I service, and other specific disability or service notes. It instructs chapters to form eligibility committees and to refer doubtful cases to National Adjutant Vivien J Cordy in Cincinnati Ohio. The meeting adjourned and a future date is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TDA
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Veterans Administration
Cincinnati
Ohio
National
Vivien J. Cordy
Jichose Aveaur
Market notes on Cleveland produce and poultry prices
A fragmented market roundup lists live poultry items such as Leghorn fowls and broilers with weight ranges and prices, plus potatoes and baking potatoes from Michigan and Idaho. It notes steady poultry markets, varying prices for ducks and old roosters, and receipts figures in cents per pound or bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leghorn
Idaho
CAL Lift Heeetpts 260 Market Study Steers Sold
CAL market figures show feeder calves at 260, prime steers at 240, buyers paying around 8 dollars. Heifer and cow prices listed, with calves and young stock noted. Trading activity includes prime aged steers and lambs with medium offerings and occasional higher bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sega
Specialist Visits Farm Home Kitchens in Lorain County
Ohio State University specialist Miss Thel ms Real visits Lorain County to advise farm women on kitchen rearrangement. The tour began in LaGrange with three kitchens, a luncheon, and a talk on home management. Additional visits include Belden, Columbia Station, Amherst, Henrietta, Brownhelm, and Elyria Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Thelms Real
Ohio State University
LaGrange
J. H. Curtiss
Miss Beal
Black 40-hour week bill debated in NRA policy talk
Jom som argued the 40 hour week plan is too inflexible and could hinder pay increases. He urged a new law to clarify labor policy, limit intrastate government control, and define the scope of regulation and price prediction under the NRA act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomsom
NRA
Market Produce Prices From a Historic Page Fragment
A fragmented OCR reads market prices for produce and groceries including carrots, celery, cabbage, cucumbers, dandelion greens, lettuce, mustard greens, parsley, potatoes, turnips, and onions. The list shows per item prices, unit measures, and basket quantities, with many OCR errors but conveying a bustling wholesale market or grocery ledger. Entities include produce items, baskets, dozens, and price figures, set in a dated pricing style.
Father And Son Fined By Mayor
A family quarrel led to Lew Jenkins and his son Leon being fined in police court. Lew received 10 dollars plus costs, Leon 5 dollars plus costs. Witness Mrs. Lew Jenkins described two months of drinking and a recent intoxicated confrontation at 1311 East Avenue. The mayor warned Lew of the maximum fine if arrested again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Jenkins
Leon
Jenkins
East Avenue
Ammmoment
Mes
W. O H. Vanoster
Founding of Rome Commemorated in Italy on April 21
The legendary founding of Rome in 753 B C will be observed in Italy on April 21 with cultural events and discussions highlighting the city’s origins and early history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
B.C
Italy
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Natex
Amarios
Colern
Muir
Blue Bird Court Street
Middle Avenue
Court House
Benefit
Y. M. C. A. Camp
Baptist Church
Leo Niemisc
Horse Association
East Ave
Phone Dios
Fur
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Esther Alflen
Carl Sly
Norwalk
Soa
Norwalk Hospital
Sly
Edith Waters
Dean Donald M. Love
Raleigh
Nort Carolina
National Association of Collegiate Registrars
Dean Love
Edward Lyons
Chicago
O. A. Stanfield
Lyons
Bert Davis
Four Couple
Bridge
North Professor Street
Doren Lyon
John Wood
Carrie Beem
C. A. Prather
Ernest A. Williams
Amelia Williams
Robin Williams
Deen Krasenusn
Sas
Samiel Deatschs
Aren
Gusagayres Valentine Tamuiewis
Dairymen
Esse
Tigres
Cavert Tm
Radevior Ovp
Virginia
Aalcnia
Potis
Corbet
Tl Saatham
Merid Over
Music Association Report
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Blyrna, Ohio
Quart St
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Mediey
Nesr IY
OUR
Rtrven Street
Jewelry Company
Trances FB. Duns, Liqüidttor
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