Great Outdoors Pictorial at Highris men’s club meeting
The Great Outdoors of Cana will be shown as a pictorial feature at the Highris men's club meeting, designated as the sportsmen's gathering. Medina Foresters club members, aided by Elyrians in organizing, were invited. attendance uncertain. Musical features include the New York Central quartet, Old-Time Orchestra, The Three Trumpeters, Townsend, Lee, Lersch, and The Three Banjoists Underhill, Weitzer, Roseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cana
Higrisen
Medina
Elyrians
New York Central Quartet
Cook
Oliver Townsend
Robert Lee
William Lersch
Theodore Underhill
Jack Weitzer
Norman Roseman
Avon Lake Legion Tikes Steps to Buy Home
Avon Lake Post No. 211 of the American Legion moved to acquire its own home. Wayne C. Black drafted incorporation papers as a special meeting planned for next week to ratify the choice and buy a two room school building for 850 dollars with about 1000 dollars for remodeling. The project will largely rely on public subscriptions. A mass meeting at the high school discussed Avon Lake Park improvements and amusements, with plans to build stands and modernize the park. Afterward a political gathering for county candidates followed the park session.
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Avon Lake
Avon Lake Post No
The
American Legion
Wayne C. Black
Avon Lake Post
John Lugaski
A. J. Lehman
Charles Ives
A. T. Sibley
Otto K. Mischka
Elyria Legios Patres
Legion
Citizens
Avon Lake Park Board
Avon Lake Park
Lighting committee rejects street lighting on Broad and Boston
The lighting committee of the council rejected a request for additional street lighting on the Broad street bridge and a light on Boston avenue in a report submitted to council last night.
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Council
Broad Street
Boston Avenue
Roosevelt Not For Class Control Rally Speaks For Concert Of Interests
In St Paul on April 19 Governor Franklin D Roosevelt defended economic justice for the forgotten man while opposing class control. Addressing about 5000 at the Northwest political rally he argued for a concert of interests over demagoguery and cited Franklin Jefferson and Theodora Roosevelt.
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ST. Paul
Minn
API
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Northwest
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Theodora Roosevelt
Hack
Elyria Garden Club Partners With Grafton Farm For Landscaping
The Elyria Garden Club begins a grounds landscaping project at State Farm under farm manager supervision. Landscape designer C J Yan Luit drew plans for extensive plantings along the drive, including forsythia red barberry elms maples and a central lily pool with Norway pines. Members donate plants from their gardens and ivy will cover the dormitory building.
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State Farm
Elyria
Garden Club
van Luit
Kiwanis to hear Cimeland College director speaker
Elyria Kiwanis Club will host Caswell Ellis, director of Cimeland College, as noon Thursday speaker at Motel Newell. He will discuss Adult Education. A theft report states $13.40 and two sacks of potatoes stolen from Harry Grabensteter, entrance gained via basement door. Police note the money came from regional collections. Overall, Japan's cotton mill output in China is estimated at about $35,000,000 with counterfeit activity in Manila.
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Harry Grabensteter
West River Street
Grabensteter
Japan
China
President Declares Health Strong After Recent Checkup
The report by Senator Ropai S. Copeland from New York states the president is in fine physical shape after a medical exam. Copeland notes the president looks much better than six months ago and praises his overall condition.
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Prossaert Hoover
Pr. Ropai S. Copeland
New York
Court notices and divorces tip Public Record list
The Lorain County Mortgage and Title Company sues Clay FE Barnhart for 410 in foreclosure. A. E. Taylor faces 5809 suit from Savings Deposit Bank. Anna Rech seeks divorce from Joseph for wilful absence. Mildred Gertrude Haines and Minnie Helms charged with disorderly conduct. detained at county jail. Martha E. Foster sues Ralph for divorce on cruelty with three children. Central Bank Company sues Leo Dycy kowski for 5900 and Francois Isckhowski for 1207 on promissory notes.
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Lorain County Mortgage’ and Title Company
Clay FE. Barnhart
Mildred
Gertrude Haines
Minnie Helms
Oberlin
Robert Parrish
Martha E. Foster
Elyria
Tom Ralph
Lorain gas rate dispute heats Elyria council
Elyria council hears arguments over a proposed 13 percent cut in gas rates as Lorain County utility costs and company profits come under scrutiny. Mayor VanOsten argues the plan is fair while Councilwoman Kennedy urges a more acceptable offer. Judge Conway and Councilman Smith press for immediate relief and future review.
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Tate
Elyrias
Webber
Lorain Tate
Lorain
Anna Kennedy
T. A Conway
Council
W. H. VanOster
Elyria
Conway
Leonard Smith
Oberlin Community Garden Club organized in Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio April 18 A community garden movement aims to help the unemployed while improving home surroundings. The Oberlin Women’s Club Garden and Civic department led the effort with I L Porter named chair. A town canvass seeks garden plots and seed donations, with club representatives assigned to form garden committees and plan design and care tips. Potential prizes for best gardens and a children’s garden contest are under consideration.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Women’s Club
Frank Tobin
I. L Porter
Wemen' S Club
Prohibition Inspector Rankin Attacks Gas Rate Plan
O E Rankin accuses council and gas interests of secrecy as dispute over a 40 cent gas rate unfolds. Citizens demand openness and a referendum, with Councilman Smith challenging the gas company and others arguing over potential costs. A roll call blocks immediate action and defers to May 2.
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Ravkin
Edward
Notter
Rankin
Garden Talks By C. J. Van Lut
Garden Talks by C J Van Lut explains proper planting to prevent root decay and disease. It covers pruning roots, healing wounds, grafted plants placement, and how shallow planting suits evergreens rhododendron kalmia and other shrubs. It highlights hibiscus st johnswort Kerria and privet as versatile garden choices.
Privet Hedges Ideal For Formal Garden Effects
The article praises privet hedges as one of the finest plants for formal effects and beauty. It notes Lever’s planted long rows and the glossy foliage, highlighting Valitoria as the best among privets for lasting color, while other varieties lack that endurance.
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Lever
Cattfornia Privetard
Man Held For Grand Jury After Assault Case
Jessie Parks and Obertin pleaded guilty to assault with intent to harm Leslie Coleman. Obert was arraigned before Justice Joseph Q. Petro and bound over to the grand jury on a $2400 bond. Parks struck Coleman over the head during a quarrel in Oberlin last night, sustaining a fractured skull.
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Jessie Parks
Obertin
Leslie Coleman
Obert
Joseph Q. Petro
Parks
Coleman
Oberlin
Alleged Liquor Seized In Car Stop Near Ridees
Sheriff Adams and deputies stopped a car around 1704 PM acting on a tip. Thirty five gallons of alleged liquor were seized from the vehicle. The driver identified as Row Mead Cleveland faced transportation charges in the court of Justices, per Sheriff Petro.
Safety committee rejects gas tank installation at depot site
Safety committee reported to council last night that gas tank installation on the Electric Package Depot property would require street use and was rejected. Seventeen thousand books were destroyed when the Central Catholic Library in Dublin, Irish Free State, burned recently.
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Safety Committee of Council
Council
Central Catholi
Dublin
Irish Free State
Wellington offers farm to needy families for vegetables
The Board of Public Affairs will turn over thirty acres of village farm at the Municipal Water Works to needy families who want to grow vegetables. Land will be plowed and prepared, with seed potatoes beans and other seeds provided free. Applications due by May 10 or until all land is allocated. Time schedule changes for Big 4 trains to be announced Thursday. Wellington township to share in government flour relief, about 160 sacks allocated to the Elyria Red Cross chapter.
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Wellington
Board of Public Affairs
Wellington Township
A. L. Werner
Elyria
Red Cross
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Report
Market briefs from Cleveland and Chicago cover butter, poultry, and eggs with price ranges. potatoes and onions noted along with Cleveland Livestock values for hogs, cattle, and sheep. Illinois and Midwest quotes include wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and flour futures with reference to national station receipts and farm prices.
Wellington Township Plans Free Clinic For School Entry
Wellington township trustees will oversee a free clinic for children entering first grade at Wellington School this fall. On Thursday from 1 to 12 a.m. Dr. H R O'Brien, health commissioner, announced the examination will check for physical defects at the local schoolhouse. A Wellington F T A committee including Mrs Mert Carpenter and others will prepare a list of upcoming entrants and visit mothers to urge attendance.
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Wellington
H. R. O'Brien
Courty
Mert Carpenter
Fred Grey
Harry Lee
Paul Crawford
Ruth Mortimer
Bernice Schowengerdt
Wellington F. T. A
Wellington Legionsaires Report 100 Percent
Forty four members of Morgan Dirlam Post American Legion responded to the mobilization call last evening. There are 14 members in the Post. Headed by Dr W Falls local commander the ex service men marched from the schoolhouse to the square to the music of the high school band Boy Scouts also numbering 100 percent were in the line of parade. The service men gave a short exhibition drill at the square and stood at attention while the National Anthem was played. Taps were played at the conclusion. The Legion family later enjoyed a social time in the Post rooms and listened to radio addresses given by national officers. BRIEFS Mrs and no 4 Dietz of Bas Villages were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs E O Blanchard Miss Marjory Holiday of Cleve and spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs L B Holiday. John Knight of Grafton was a
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Wellington
Legion
Bs National
Dietz
Bas Villages
E. O Blanchard
Cleve
John Knight
Grafton
Sunday Guests at Holiday Home and Local Notes
Sunday guests included Miss Virginia Warren of Cleveland visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warren. Dennis Manning and Erwin Manning of Plantington spent the day with their sisters Wanda and Frances Manning. Fred Manning’s home hosted Mrs. Farr Parsins and two sons from Penfield. Myre. Frank Meilier is critically ill at Mrs. D. A. Sherbondy’s home. Decoration Day Committee chair Rev. C. Recard called a Thursday meeting at the American Legion Hall. Mrs. Levi Myers is reported to be ill. Judge Gott and Mrs. Nettie Bennett returned from Florida and visited the McEndrees. X-rays show Mrs. Anne Tripps suffered a compound fracture of the right hip in a recent fall. J. S. Whiteside is critically ill at home. William Long hosts John Fekleston of Forestline. A. M. Bassett has returned after nursing the Nash child through scarlet fever. Frank Mead, recently completed Hollywood Beach Hotel work in Hollywood Florida, and parents plan to bring him home. Mr. and Mrs. George Whitehead hosted Sunday dinner with the Meads. Four-year-old James Magsard, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. J. Magsard, has typhoid fever. latest update notes slight improvement.
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Virginia Warren
Cleveland
Albert Warren
Donald Manning
Sullivanland Manwell
Erwin Manning
Tlantington
Wanda
Frances Manning
Fred Manning
Farr Parsins
Penfield
Myre
Frank Meilier
A. Sherbondy
C . Recard
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Camoa
Avon Lake Legion Tikes
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Elyria Garden Club
Grafton Farm
Manila
P. F
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Oberlin Ave
North Ridge
Township Line
Richman Bros. Ap
Bachraca
Chronicle-Telegram
A. E. Taylor
Savings Deposit Bank
A & Taylor
Anna Rech
Joseph
W. R. Thompson
Central Rann Company
Tarain
Leo Dycykowski Et al
Freneis Isckhowski
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Hines-Billings
George Broadwell
J. Im. Hayter
H. Klermund
J. D. Sherman
Florence Sherman
East College Street
Gladys Hart
J. A. McCroon
George Jackson
Canton Lorain No
Canton
Bryant
F. S
Peak
Peck
Women’s Progressive Club
Addie Lewis
East Vine Street
Gladys Weston
South Park Street
Helen Hefling
Wilred Johnson
New Orleans
Library Association
O. E. Rankin
Hlyria
Lawrence Webber
Lawrence
Gas Co
W. G. Smith
John Mayney
Cost of Battle
Howard Butler
Offi’cials
Utilities Commission
Beam-Thomas Company
Columbus
Butler
L. D. Hamlin
Smith
C. J. van Lut
St. Johnswort
California
Anders. Wellon
United States
Court of St James
London
King George of England
Wellon
Ohio
Maine
Green Mountain
Sehmep
Chicago
Plymouth Rock Brolers
Toosters Fc
United States Department of Agriculture
Suiany
Minnesota
North Dalat
Rott River
Idaho
Pels Low
Timothy Shed
Toledo
Minneapolis
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Jeanne Hardy
Chronicle-*Telegram
Pigase
Waee
Jeanne Herdy
Aulger
Oblo
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