Grandson Of Elyria Man Drowns In Mahoning River
Rescue crews continued the six week search for Donald Eduard Wack Musser, 13, grandson of Frank Wack of Elyria, who vanished after slipping from ice on the Mahoning River on February 26. Firemen, police, WPA workers, and a Cleveland diver scoured deep holes as dynamiting and drag hooks were used. the river level was lowered to free debris or a possible body. The boy’s mother Mrs Farward Musser of Newton Falls and extended family await word, with a boot and other items recovered in the ongoing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Eduard Wack Musser
Frank H. Wack
Elyria
Mahoning
Bor
Farward Musser
Newton Falls
WPA
Cleveland
Alusser
Donald
Edward Musser
Ruth Janis
Edward Jr
Edward A. Wack
Jank H. Wack
Elsha
Clinton Barker
Davey Bitter Attacks Bricker in Akron Talk
Akron April 18 Governor Davey charged Republican candidate John W Bricker with milking nearly 2 million dollars from closed banks and building and loan companies. He accused Bricker of staffing with Republican political lawyers and promised to publish their names and fees. He defended his decision not to send National Guard during the Goodyear strike saying troops were unnecessary and could have caused bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Forner
John W Bricke
Daver
Bricker
Davey
National Guard
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Sheppard to Speak Here Monday Campaign Talks Set
Former State Senator Carl Sheppard of Akron announces four open home meetings for April 20 in the 14th district campaign for the Republican nomination to Congress. He will discuss campaign issues and answer questions in a series of talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sheppard
Akron
Judge Impeached By Narrow Margin
Washington reports a hair-line Senate verdict to remove Federal Judge Halsted L. Ruter son after a ten day impeachment trial. The proceedings highlighted conflicts over charges, misgiven fees, and alleged misconduct while in office. The outcome and its implications for future judicial accountability remain under discussion.
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Washington
Halsted L. Ruterson
Senate
Ritter
Sen. D
Charles L. Merom
Court enjoins A F L workers at Indianapolis plant
COSHOLTON GO April 10 injunction issued to prevent interference at the Indianapolis Grove Co plant. Judge denies request to raise picket limit to 35. plant manager C Q Hershman confirms the facility will reopen for work Monday in protection of function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosholton
Jinterferen Suaion
Indianapolis
Death Record for Amelia Rothgery and Infant Carol Got
Amelia Elizabeth Rothgery 45 died at 7 15 this morning at the Rew home on Avon Bel road after a three week illness. Born in Sherman Ohio 1891 she came to Belden 3 1 2 years ago. Survived by husband Robert M two sons Edward and Charles and daughter Rita I Mrs Clara Dewes Mrs O Marr Fenwick Mrs Tean Esch and two brothers Fred and Otto Miller and two sisters. Funeral from the home with Rev Fr Ferom officiating and burial in St Marys cemetery. Time to be announced later. Carol Florence Got seven months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl P Gor died at Elrria Memor at 4 40 this morning after brief illness. Born May 2 1835 at the hospital here. Survived by parents grandparents Mr and Mrs Heart S Gov Mrs Reber Balmer and W C Abel and a sister Mrs Maxine Smith. Body to be taken to the home on Vermont Teer La Grange this evening from S R Nichols funeral home. Services Monday at 2 8 from La Grange M E church with Rev B J Rian officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Rothgery
Amelia Elizabeth Rothgery
Avon Bel Road
Sherman
Ohio
Belden
Immaculate Conception Church of
Fred Miller
Ruzsles
Otto J. Miller
Elgrit
Clara Dewes
Pittsfield Center
O Marr Fenwick
Cleveland
Tean Esch
Elyria
Rey Fr. Ferom
St. Marr’s Cemetery
Carol Florence
Carl P. Gor
Elrria Memor
Heart
Reber
Balmer
W. CO. Abel
Maxine Smith
Vermont
la Grange
S. R. Nichols Funeral
M.E
B. J. Rian
Amherst
Obituary Notice for Clarton P. Cooley Wakeman
Clarton P. Cooley Wakeman died suddenly of angina pectoris at seven tonight. He was born in Eaton Township and moved from Cleveland five years ago. He belonged to Independent Order of Foresters and Kinsman Court Lodge. Survived by widow Sarah, son Lester of Cleveland, daughter Ethel Holmes of Parma Heights, grandchildren, sister M Ida Davis of Colorado Springs, and brother Burton Coole of Kaiser Wisconsin. Funeral at W L Pease Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 p.m. burial Columbia Cemetery.
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Claxton P. Cooley
Wakeman
Clarton
P. Cooley 9
Eaton Township
Cleveland
Cossey
Independent Order of Foresters
Kinsman Court Lodge
Cle
Sarah Cooler
Lester
Ethel Holmes
Parma
Oberlin Memorial and spring arts events noted
Mrs Lena Christman of Oberlin died yesterday at Amherst hospital after a six week illness at 75. Interment in Green Cemetery. Oberlin town events include a April 21 play Macbett at Oberlin High School with local and visiting cast members plus a concert program by students and Conservatory ensembles scheduled in Warner Concert Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hendrickson
Claire Tice
New York
Une
Oberlin High School Auditorize
Macbett
Oberlin
Oberna High School
Hesdricases
Bruce
Ja Reach
Fr Hansen
MacGregor Gibb
Hilda Mansong
Antetta Grex
David Agerbach
Frederica Thersdor
Jenn Carpenter
Mertin Wells
Otters
Co operating movement progress unclear in fragment
Fragmentary note references Monéar event, an address, and some council or committee involvement. No clear actions, organizations, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Wellington High Orchestra Qualifies for State Contest
Wellington High School's orchestra earned a superior rating at the Ashland district contest, securing second place in Class C and earning a spot in the state music contest at Columbus next week. East Conneaut and Chardon High also rated high but did not qualify. The Wellington group, directed by Einar, comprises about 65 players and is noted for its strong program, instruments, and past state success in 1953.
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Wellin School
Columbus
Ashlach
Wellington Orche
McDonald Hisra
Piaceg
Weil Ian
East Conneaut
Chardon
Wellington
Einar
Orches
Abe
X Ray Howland
Oreationship Orchestra
Ton Orchestra
S$ Fears
Crass Yresser
Eh Wes
McDonald
Jthe
McDonald Orchestra
Gerald M. Frank
Peard of
Frank
Lorain
Ashtland
Akron
Bors’ Gies Vihs
Darien McRanier
Walnut Creek
Aurora
Aurora. Verr Cood
Madisor Memorial
Exesijen
Wooster and
and Betford
North Ringle
Dorset
Arretisville
Ashland
Ohio 7Inn Association
Alfalfa acreage outlook and seeding rates advised
Agricultural researchers report a rise in alfalfa interest as hay per acre improves. Experiments at the Agricultural Experiment Station show seedings of 12 to 15 pounds per acre suffice, with 2 to 50 pounds tested. Findings indicate higher hay content than clover and other common timothy mixtures, suggesting growers may benefit from careful seeding for a longer meadow life.
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Gisemieyies
Azrvcautrral Tesearch
Fisisz
Husamel
Statin
Hmothyr mix
Warns Farmers To Get Seed Corn In Lorain County
Lorain County agricultural extension agent C. Wummel warns farmers to secure seed corn promptly. A county survey shows sufficient good seed for local needs, but some with surplus may sell outside the county, risking seed shortages for nearby farms. Extensive testing found a large percentage of Ohio seed corn may not germinate due to issues uncovered in recent weeks.
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Lorain
Rae
Wummel
Lorain County
Ohio
Two Youths Held As Witnesses Released After Pleas
Two Elyria men Stanley Atkins and Max Katz pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property. They were released on bond pending a probation hearing on April 25. Witnesses Joe Franta 17 and Steve Franta 16 were released today. Joseph Falls 17 was released eight days earlier. Each received one dollar per day for time in jail.
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Stanley Atkins
Max Katz
Elyria
Wreters
Joe Franta
Steve
Joseph Falls
Court actions from Elyria and Amherst notes
The First Savings and Loan Company sues Orsi E Boor et al for 1387 and seeks mortgage foreclosure. Lawrence A Bell asks relief on grounds of present absence. Frank Martin of Elyria gets one to three years for checks without funds. probation refused. Amherst extends Ackerman road to Leavitt road under county authorization. Judge Cook to rule Monday on Aves Kolbe assault case. Spisak of Elyria linked to a supposed injustice. Petro’s monthly 325 child support pledged. WPA employment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Savings and Loan Company
Orsi E. Boor Et al
Frank Martin
Elyria
Ohio
D. A. Cook
Common Pleas
Aves. C. Kolbe
Wellington
Koelbe
Thurston Miller
Keine
Cook
Spisak
Joseph Petro
WPA
Shortwave Radio Installed In Police Dept
Police Chief J Stankard announces a shortwave radio was installed at headquarters to receive State Highway Patrol broadcasts. An officer will monitor frequencies and inform others of relevant matters. A gate was placed at the switchboard to prevent unauthorized entry and safeguard messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
J. Stankard
Hans Ope
Curtis Hamlin
Cleveland Man Investigated In Hold-up Probe
Cleveland police with Chief Deputy Sheriff Gerald Nau and Charles Leonard investigated a hold-up involving Emil Korth of South Amherst. A driver from Amherst to South Amherst carried $1,000 from a bank to cash clerks when four men in a tan sedan stopped him on Temes road and robbed him of cash and his mower and watch. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick said two South Amherst residents reported the missing items and named a former quarry district resident linked to the gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gerald Nau
Charles Leonard
Emil Korth
South Amherst
Ruth
Amherst
Cleveland Stone Comany
Temes
Clarence W. Dick
Quarry District
Soma
Robbberry
Railroad Seeks New Trial After Settlement Talk
Nickel Plate Railroad asks for a new trial in a suit by Robert C. Sullivan, a LB&O conductor, who sought 50000 for injuries after his train collided with a Nickel Plate train in Lorain. Sullivan won 23990. attorneys subpoenaed witnesses to show courthall chatter referenced a 15009 settlement offer allegedly made by the defendant and refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Railroad
Robert C. Sullivan
Sullivan
LB & O Railroad
Lorain
Frank Stack
Paul Moon
Deendant
National Youth Administration To Be Continued
Washington April 18 The 250 000 005 percent National Youth Administration the New Deal's year old experiment in solving unemployment for more needy between 16 and 25 will be continued under a new 1 504 000 600 work relief grant. Administrator Harry L Hopkins said the move follows President Roosevelts Baltimore speech in which educators were urged to see jobs as a right to be extended nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Deal
Harry L. Hopkins
Refrigerator Prize Tonight In Elyria Slogan Contest
Mr and Mrs Charles Muffler of Chestnut Street will receive a new electric refrigerator tonight as seven Elyria electrical dealers present the prize. The award, in a slogan identification contest, is in cooperation with Sparks Radio and Electric Company Heldmier Hardware Dar s Hardware Store Elyria Electric and Music Store Farm Implement Company Ohio Public Service Company and Sears Roebuck and Company. The presentation occurs at 7 39 tonight in a Sears Roebuck store window on Breed Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Muffler
Chestnut Street
Elyria Electrical Dealers
Sparks Radio and Electric Company
Heldmier Hardware Company
Dar’s Hardware Store
Elyria Eleectric and Music Store
Farm Implement Company
Ohio
Public Service Company
Sears Roebuck
Breed Street
Pleads Not Guilty in DWI Case for Niel Moss
Niel Moss of 419 Princeton Avenue pleaded not guilty to a driving while intoxicated charge at arraignment before Major Dow A Baird. He was released on bond and awaits trial after arrest by the police squad on Broad and Cedar streets at about 1:45 a.m. Police reported his car had no rear light. The trial date is set for 4:59 p.m. on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niel Moss
Princeton Avenue
Dow A Baird
Broad
County Agent Warns Against Untested Seed Corn Risks
In a county warning, the agent notes the seed corn shortage favors buyers willing to pay for well tested grain. He cautions growers who plant untested corn may face difficulty obtaining quality seed later if replanting becomes necessary.
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Hummel
NUMBER TWO Continued from Page
Winners or students tied for places on the team were: Chemistry-Vernon Trinter- Brownheim, first: George Vass. Brownheim, second: Howard E. Pentz. Henriesita, alternate. Phrsies-Frederick Fleck- Ridgeville, first: John Ashrk. South Amherst, second: John Swereski, Ridgetine, alternate. Generali Science-Paul Novacek Avon Lake, first: Thomas G Woodings. Clearview, second: Eli zabeth Mary Moore, Brownheim, alternate. First Year Algebra-John Yasu. Brownheim: Robert C. Kel ner, Ga Grange and Chester Kel leher, Ambherst, all tied for first. Piase Geometry-James Ed ward Larsen, Amherst, first: Anna Marie Simashkevich, South Amherst, George McVeigh, Ridze ville and Norman Kreeger, Am herst, tied for second. American History-T Louis Dan iel Kerneit, Brownhelm, first: Waiter Francis Dasil, Henrietta, second: Delores Elizabeth Boehm, Avon Lake, alternate. World History-Raymond Trinter, Brownhelm, first: Mar zie Hassel, Avon Lake, second: Charles Nara, Clearview, alter nate. First year Latin-Margaret
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Trinter- Brownheim
George Vass
Brownheim
Howard E. Pentz
Henriesita
Frederick Fleck
John Yasu
Robert C. Kelner
Ga Grange
Chester Kelleher
Ambherst
James Edward Larsen
Amherst
Anna Marie Simashkevich
South Amherst
George McVeigh
Ridzeville
Norman Kreeger
T Louis Daniel Kerneit
Brownhelm
Waiter Francis Dasil
Henrietta
Del
Market Prices for Goods and Produce in Cleveland Area
A dense OCR list shows steady markets across livestock poultry produce and grains. It includes prices for butter eggs potatoes chickens ducks turkeys and beef, along with grain quotes from Wheat No 2 red to flour and mill feeds, plus Toledo and Chicago cash quotations and seed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Maine
Idaho
Texas
Sheets Elevator Co
Fairchild Milling Co. Corr
Amg
Toledo Grain
Chicago
Foultry
Bready
Leghorn
Plymouth
Alnraan McClures
Nebraska
Scuss
Vorth Dakota
Timothy
Tax plan details outline new corporate profits rules
A long, dense proposal outlines changes to corporate taxation including a 50/50 approach to capital stock tax, a 15 percent tax on banks and insurers, a 22 1/2 percent rate for corporate earnings toward debt, and a 10 percent levy on income of non resident aliens. It emphasizes dividends to stockholders and shifts tax from retention to distribution, projecting substantial revenue gains.
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AAA
Congress
Treasury
Parcel of names and places from a local pageant list
The text lists contestants and alternates from multiple towns including Avon Ridgeville Amherst and La Grange in various years and classes. Names such as Marie Heinebrod Anna Ferencz Chelarviex Shirley Kramer Ardelle Hastings and Mildred Maz Maddock appear with placements first second or alternates.
Liquidation Notice By Lorain County Bank Officials
The Aeniterst Savings and Banking Co liquidation notice sets a hearing for April 29 at 9 oclock A M before the Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Ohio to approve estimated expenses of liquidation under the Ohio Revised Code. Squire, Superintendent of Banks, presides with special counsel A Stetson and Attorney General John W Bricker assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nquidation &Sand Bank
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Code of Ohio
Courts of
Loraine
S H. Squire
Aeniterst, Savings and Banking Co
John W. Bricker
A. Stetso
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Mahoning River
Sheppard
Star Shoe Shop
Crow Hollow
Kennedy
A. F. of
Carol Florence Gots
Turner Block
Court Street
Lorain County Company
Loraly County
Ester
Lena ‘Christman
Northwest Russa Tep
Amherst Hospital
Christman
Germany
United States
Loceca
J. Ford
Oberiin
Car
Eda- George
Oberaft Kiptom
Mondas
Narihwee
Ail Bergreen
Made In
Ev Amiersi
Oberin
WEAM
A Capea
Vna University
Durbar Bigh Schoolar
Dayton
Shakespearean
Lampes Uons
Taeseribrer Canning
Norena Locawood
Ang Ves
Monéar
Farian
H Coun
Che Ser
Ihe
macTsark
Om Cofum
Wellington High School
Tington Minusicians
Ager
Willard
Rocco Trombetta
Lawrence A. Bell
Amherst Comparr
Ackerman Road
Amherst Corporation
Leavitt Road
Police Dept
Railroad
O'Donnell
Fhodloe
James
Roledo
Priars
Bartier
Columbia
Marie - Heinebrod
Avon
Anna
Ferencz
Chearviex
Lerin
Ruth Haher
Ridgeville
Eleanor
Herchier
Eliza
Beck Churchward
Janet
Weidenkopf
Avon Lake
Shirley Kramer
Ardelle Hastings
Altermate
Sear
Margie Becker
Richard Neilan
Arlene
Schaeszier
June Wilberta Barr
Haze Maria Myers
Madre Co
Jane Elizabeth Bender
Mildred
Maz Maddock
Beverly Bruce
Donna Elaine Myers
Avan Lake
Doris Elizabeth Portman
Margaret Anna Hein
Charles H. Lampen
Brighton
Alternace
Blue - Bird Sweet Shop
Carl D. Sheppard
14Th Dist
Ralph Young
Furnace St
Geo. Bruegger
Lorain Blood
Alex Schilleman
Gates Ave
Richard Stevens
Sixth St
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