Elyria Minstrels Final Elyria Show April 30 Rialto
Elyria Minstrels bring final season engagement to Rialto Theatre on Tuesday April 30 at 8 15 pm. The program features Elyria's end men Jim Armitage and Jerry Ferguson with the Gay Ninety Revue, costumed in golden satin Eddie Leonard outfits, plus elaborate scenery and a mix of song, comedy, and dance. Tickets available from troupe members and local outlets.
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Elyria
Jim Armitage
Jerry Ferguson
Bob” Burns
Sam Golden -Satin
Eddie Leonard
Grandma
Grandpa
Bell Co
Crandalls Drug Store
Stage Arts
Establish Library Of Cooperative Literature
The Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc has opened a library of cooperative literature at 210 Huron Street. Members can access recent books and pamphlets on cooperative farming effort at the bureau offices as reported today.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Bureau
Huron Street
Life Saving Tests Tonight At Y M C A
Approximately a dozen boys and young men continue the series of life saving tests at the YMCA swimming pool under examiner Marcel Hickey. Those who pass will receive Red Cross or YMCA life saving certificates after the 7 30 p m session following two months of training and practice.
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Marcel Hickey
Revise Electric Rates In Oberlin
The Ohio Utilities Commission authorized Ohio Electric Power Company to revise cooking and heating rates in Oberlin Lorain county. Old schedule charged 5 cents for 15 KWH, 14 cents for next 485, and 2 cents for excess with a monthly minimum. new schedule charges 3.25 cents for first 15 KWH, 1 cent for excess, and a monthly minimum of 1.50 dollars.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Electric Power Company
Oberlin
Lorain County
Shocks Rattle British Naval Island and Ancient Egyptian Tale
Violent shocks rocked the British Naval island of Matta in the Mediterranean on Saturday and Sunday with several tremors felt in coastal areas. The report also recounts a mythic scene of the old Pharaoh Amenophis and his queen Taia, claiming superhuman power to produce male heirs, contrasting with a modern display.
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Matta
Mediterranean
Italy
San
Valpa
Amenophis i
Taia
Automobiles Collide In Parrs Ohio Police Report
Automobiles driven by John Wein of 7709 Dartmouth Drive Parrs Ohio and Willan Hardaker of 1967 East Avenue collided yesterday near Broad and East Avenue. Slight damage to Wein's car. Hardaker settled, according to the police report. Mayor Out Of City: With Mayor W H Vanoster in Philadelphia on business the few cases now pending in police court and any others will be postponed until his return. He is expected back Friday.
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John Wein
Dartmouth Drive
Parrs
Ohio
Willan Hardaker
East Avenue
Broadamt East Avenue
Wein
Hardaker
W. Hf. Vanoster
Philadephia
Death Notices from Wellington Ont April 23
Mrs Sarah Rachel Gadfield 55 wife of Joseph Gadfield died after eleven weeks illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Ernest Oney brother John Liggett Toledo and two sisters Mrs Hattie Herman and Mrs Lula Mills Perrysville Ohio and three sons Ernest Charles Robert Oncey. Funeral Thursday 2:00 from Andrews Funeral Home with Greenwood cemetery burial. Valentine Wellman 75 pioneer resident of Brownhelm died at home at five this morning leaving sisters Mrs J Reed Charlotte Michigan and Miss Irene Wellman Souh Amherst. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Wellington
Onto
Sarah Rachel Gadfield
Joseph Gadfield
Ernest Oney
John Liggett
Toledo
Hattie Herman
Lula Mills
Perrysville
Ohio
Ernest
Charles
Robert Oncey
The
Andrew's Funeral
Greenwood Cemetery
Valentine Wellman Amherst
Valentine Wellman
Brownhelm
J. Reed
Charlotte
Michigan
Irene Wellman
Souh Amherst
Continue Strict Parole Policy At Ohio Penitentiary
COLUMBUS April 23 The board of parole retained its policy despite an Ohio Penitentiary strike. Only 21 of 17 prisoners heard were granted paroles. Over 1,000 workers joined a passive resistance strike complaining of continued sentences. Seventy seven refused to work and were placed in solitary at London prison farm. The board granted parole to about 12 percent and conditional releases to 10 prisoners.
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Columbus
Board of Parole
Ohio
J. C. Woodard
London
Former Socialist Labor Candidate to Speak in Lorain
Aron M. Orange, former Socialist Labor candidate for mayor of New York City and governor of New York, will address Lorain Countians on Wednesday night from radio station WiW Akron. He will discuss his party views from 6:15 to 6:45 p.m. and is a school teacher in New York City.
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Aron M. Orange
Socialist-Labor
New York City
New York
Socialist-Labor Party
Orange
Wiw
Akron
Fireman Loses By Pair Of Pants In Brush Fire
Fireman Emil Meschke of No ation endured a brush fire yesterday and lost by one pair of pants. The incident occurred near Prospect Avenue when he battled flames with limited gear, sustaining minor injuries and ending his race to control the blaze.
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Cireman
Emil Meschke
Noation
Acd
Fenoon
White Meschie
Waze
Nedry
Sei Hive
Will Not Compete In State Contest
The report notes a team or group declining participation in the state contest amid a series of regional events. It mentions travel, transportation, and local club involvement, with scattered references to North Midse and Northeastern district activities. Strong entities include Cajamby, Rerea, and Class C divisions.
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Mies
Elike
Cajamby
Heraus
Staap Nor
St Prnes
Tish Schon
Onie
Rerea
Five Persons Executed After Farm Dispute Riot
In Joliet Illinois a 15 year old farmer Fred Blink was executed after fatally injuring five people during an argument over potatoes and $40 worth of a tablet. He planned to poison liquor and implicated Timothy Carrick in supplying the drink. Blink fatally wounded three men and two women in Morrison and at a highway near the town after luring residents Jennie Walters Frances Carrick and Willoughby Collier to the gate. He then fatally shot Hamilton who had been at the gate earlier.
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Joliet
Aprila
Fred Blink
Timothy Carrick
Blink
Morrison
John Hamilton
Hamilton
Jennie Walters
Trens Carrick
Willoughby Collier
Harry Minje
Dust Spreads Over Four States
Dust from southwestern Kansas spread today over four mid western states. Dodge City was the center of the new black blizzard as winds carried grime at one mile per hour over Nebraska and the Dakotas. Visibility dropped to half a mile at Bismarck North Dakota while eastern Colorado saw a stiff wind with little dust in the air. Oklahoma and Texas areas reported minimal drifting amid recent precipitation and easing wind erosion.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Dodge City
Nebraska
Dakotas
Bismark
NW. D
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Court Actions and Driving While Intoxicated Cases
Elyria resident Adrian B Jenkins sues for divorce from Annus Jenkins on gross neglect after one year of marriage. Ralph Dunlap seeks divorce from Sadie Dunlap on gross neglect and extreme cruelty after 1912 marriage and two children. Clayton LaBarr of Lorain fined 100 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated after arraignment in Browshelm township. Joseph Koseinski 37 fined 1 dollar and costs and sentenced to 10 days in county jail for assault and battery after arraignment by Justice Gardner.
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Adrian B. Jenkins
Elyria
Annus Jenkins
Kenosha
Wis
Ralph Dunlap
Oberlin
Sadie Dun-lap
Ther W
Clayton LaBarr
Lorain
Browshelm Township
Preston Coon
Joseph Koseinski
G. E. Gardner
Frances Kosciaski
Grafton
Quintuplets Seen by Toronto Specialist in Callander
In Callander Ontario on April 25 noted Toronto pediatrician Dr Alan Brown consulted for the Dionne quintuplets. He reported four babies Annette Cecile Emilie and Marie with colds are showing satisfactory recovery after examination under government authorization.
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Callander
Toronto
Dionze
Alan Brown
Hoe
Annette
Cecile
Emilie
Marie
Olivia Dionne
Allan Roy Dafoe
Former Judge Ta Opens Law Office in Lorain
Former Judge Thames announced plans to open a law office in Lorain serving general legal matters. The move marks his return to the practice after years on the bench, with a new office space reportedly located near Broadway, Lorain.
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Ta Open Law Office
WR Thames
Lorain
Broadway
Father of Graham McNamee Dies in Columbus
John Th. McNamee, 640, retired TTames and father of Graham leNamse, radio announcer, child hero, died last night of pneumonia in Columbus. Funeral services will be held on Thursday.
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Columbus
John Th. McNamee
Ttames
Graham leNamse
Thursder
Cosmopolitan Clubs Term Shortened At Oberlin Meeting
At Oberlin Ohio on April 23 plans emerged to shorten the Cosmopolitan clubs term for upperclassmen. The three day event includes an afternoon talk by Professor Clarence Ward, an International Night review, a banquet, and a Sunday church service. Delegates will be greeted by local officials and a state federation president will preside. Initiatives also set a school year adjustment for upperclassmen while freshmen begin earlier.
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Oserlin
Ohio
Clarence Ward
Allen Art Museum
Finnsey Chapel
Oberl
Conservatory Senior to the Oberlin Recital
Conservatory senior Claribel Gegengeimer of Oberlin Conservatory will present her final organ recital at Finney Chapel at 7:90. She studies with Leo Holden and will perform pieces including Allegro from Handel Concerto No. 1 and a program featuring Bach, Brahms, and Vierne among others.
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Claribel Gegengeimer
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Finney Chapel
Leo
Holden
Karl - Biert
Florent Fehmitt
Crestline Heads Toward Political Turmoil in April
Sparse Ohio wire copy reports Crestline and nearby Ohio communities contending with political and civic shifts. Mentions include proposed pensions and offices in Washington, possible indictments, and an impaired accident near Route 42 with a nearby fatal incident, all in a tense spring context.
Crime Talk By Reform Crook Robert Fenton At Oberlin Meeting
Robert W Fenton spoke at the Oberlin Exchange meeting, recounting nine years in jail across the country and his crimes. Brief items note Evlyn Brandt honeymoon trip to Florida and other local family updates with small accidents and visits among residents, including a hospital report on Bobby Wilbond after a deadly kitchen accident.
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Robert W. Fenton
Crook
Oberlin Exchange
Yestel
Evlyn Brandt
Bride
Marcare
Rowe
Florida
Teer Piar
Fort Myers
Orlando
Winter Park
Ronald Stillman
Catona Beach
Training Future Texas Lawyers Costs $65
Enrollment reaches 595 students at the University of Texas as lawmakers note high training costs per student per heat. Despite a strong faculty push for mors, salary increases are urged to attract and retain teachers while students face steep tuition and program costs.
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Texas
Texas Rassers
University of Texas
Nat Fa Wey
Actryie
Veneman
Saw
Inn
Hockey League May Increase Members
Kansas City, Mo. reports new interest in joining the hockey league as teams seek expansion. Officials note growing participation and potential member additions this season, with discussions unfolding among clubs and league organizers.
Your Good Health on the Chest and Its Vital Organs
An article explains the chest as a barrel shaped cavity from neck to diaphragm housing the lungs heart and major vessels. It details protective ribs backbone and pleural membranes, notes how physician examination via tapping auscultation and X rays aid diagnosis of air flow, fluids, consolidations and heart function.
Questions for Dr Chrisman Answered in Daily Column
Dr Chrisman offers to answer general interest questions in his regular daily column. Readers may address inquiries to him via the alummn to receive replies in future installments.
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Chrisman Oters
Grant, Louisville fans eye league expansion talks
Fragmented text suggests Grant and Louisville show interest in adding teams to a league with possible new cities like Kansas City St Leas and Omana Cay dors, amid concerns over schedule variety and fan interest.
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Vamp Ootera
Grant
Aaron
Kansas City
St. Leas
Tareater Oyuna Cay
Moin
Ighita
Omana
Indaparnis
Louisville
Markets LIVELASD PRODCE and grain prices mixed
Markets show varied activity with Livestock and Produce reports listing cattle vealers primes and meats alongside prices for hay, corn, oats, and vegetables. The data include butter eggs wheat soybeans and poultry quotations, with futures and storage receipts noted and regional price ranges across Florida, Idaho, Louisiana, and Cleveland exchanges.
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Vhicagy
VIE
Apri
Alendy
Uneged
Oranery
Kpoelal
Yaci Recondan
Acura
Atorkee
Meath
United
Shipnonia
Sunda
Sogbrarka Wilew
Idaho
U.S
Florida
Giles
Idaho Run
Rota
Aly
Capone
Timothy
Cleveland Grain and Hay
Fairchild Masco
Pan American Clipper Flight Completes Run to Pearl Harbor
Four crew members on duty while two slept on the Pan American Clipper during a 3 1 5 mile hour leg above thick clouds. The ship carried 13 000 pieces of mail, with the crew planning to resume the trip as Pan American expands California to China service via Honolulu Midway Wake Guam and Manila. In Youngstown Ohio Campbell plant will add cold rolling for a 1 0 inch mill at an estimated cost of forty thousand dollars announced by Frank Purnel president.
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Mameda
Honolulu
Musick
R. O. D. Sullivan
W. T. Jarhoe, Jr
Harry P. Cannaday
Fred Noonan
Victor Wright
Pan-American
California
China
Midway Islands
Wake Islan
Guam
Manila
Pearl Harbor
Diamond Head
Steap
Youngstown
Campbell
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Frank Purenel
Commissioner Will Attend Conference On Ohio County Issues
Oscar G. Dunn will join the County Commissioners Association of Ohio at the Destler Wallick Hotel in Columbus for a general discussion of past and pending legislation affecting county problems. Dunn serves on the association's legislative committee. The meeting was called by Edward H. Tank of Ottawa County, the president.
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Oscar G. Dunn
County Commissioners’ Association of Ohio
Destler- Wallick
Columbus
Somorrow
Dunn
Edward H. Tank
Ottawa County
No Tax Penalty Extended to Month End
County Treasurer Walter Wright announced that collection of personal and classified taxes would continue without penalty until the end of the month. Penalties will be assessed beginning March 1.
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Walter 4. Wright
Labor strike halts work at General Motors plants
Number Two reports a walkout by about 2 percent of workers after talks with United Automobile Workers Federal Labor Union collapsed. The union demanded a 70 cent hourly minimum, five cent raise, closed shop, seniority rights, no discrimination, a 7.5 hour day or 37.5 hour week, and union recognition. Labor leaders pledged orderly action amid the stoppage.
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United Automobile Workers Federal Labor Union
General Motores
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Socialist- Labor
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Hammond
Ind
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Singleton
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Piensa
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Edna
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Mr. and McConnell
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Elrria
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Miley
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