Grove Patterson to Speak at Oberlin Mock Convention
Oberlin College hosts the 1949 Republican Mock Convention with Grove Patterson delivering the welcome reply. Dudley White chairs Friday session. Harold Burton presides Saturday. White will keynote the Friday program, with WHK broadcasting both sessions for Mutual. Patterson to nominate Taft at the Philadelphia convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Oberlin College
Patterson
Carl F. Wittke
Oho Republican Primates
Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
White
WHK
Mutual Broadcasting System
Million Dollar Tire Racket Probed in Cleveland Buffalo
Police from Cleveland and Buffalo are probing a suspected one million dollar tire theft ring. Morris Levy, 39, Consolidated Sales Company official, was arrested on charges of criminally receiving stolen property after authorities recovered nearly 100 tires. The scheme allegedly moved tires from Cleveland to distribution centers in Ohio and beyond.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Cleveland
Tire Distributing Company
Charles Cavolo
Cleveland Police Department
Morris Levy
Consolidated Sales Company
Levy
Johan Hulevy
Cavolo
Ohio
Four Drivers Fined for Reckless Driving in Court
Four automobile operators faced reckless driving charges before Justice Herbert C. Cummings. Each man received a ten dollar fine plus costs, with nine dollars of the fine remitted for Owen Davis of 1034 Reid Avenue. Prospects included Elyria Avenue and Route 57 violations and speed in a 3-ute zone on Route 10. The defendants were identified as Owen Davis, Jeff Krajec, Walter Steinbach, and H. J. Hayden, all brought in by Constable F Banks or Moran, with arraignments yesterday afternoon and this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Cummings
Owen Davis
Reid Avenue
Orain
Elyria Avenue
Route 57
Rusell A. Moran
Jeff Krajec
Thirtieth Street
Nso
Moran
Walter Steinbach
H. J. Hayden
Akron
Hey
F Banks
Lorain County Men Granted Paroles From Ohio Penitentiary
Two Lorain County men were among 99 prisoners at the Ohio penitentiary granted paroles by the State Pardon and Parole Commission. Charles Majessie, sentenced on a robbery charge, is paroled effective October 1. Tony Ciarcia, who served four years for blackmail, is paroled effective June 15. Another man convicted of the same charge also gains parole on June 15.
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Lorain County
National Hospital Day planned with hospital auxiliary meetings
Amberst May 12 observance set with Open house and refreshments at the hospital dining room. Auxiliary committees named for lunch reception and hostesses. Mothers of babies born since 1939 to receive carnations. Membership drive report shows 101 paid up members. May 8 program at the high school auditorium replaces a card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amberst. O
Walter Misch
Harry Hutton
Clarence Dean
A. P. Roth
L. Roemer
Mothers of
National Hospital
Fdeiner
Pie Plant Pete
Hermonica Joe
Jean McCullough
Elvrra
Demon- Fuel
Margaret Foldesey
Small Town Romeo to be staged by Amherst Ham Actors
The Ham Actors Association of Amherst Hi presents the three act comedy Small Town Romeo by Al W Clark at Town Hall Friday evening. Joe Stanford the young writer encounters a mortgage haunted hotel, a ghost, a jewel thief, a chasing detective and a town full of intrigue in Rushville. Cast includes Charles Hamann Rey Frederick John Ruth Albin Wagner James Wesbecher Janet Springer Doris Miller Martha Hoflistein Evelyn Rahl Betty Baus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al W. Clark
Ham Actors’ Association of
Amherst Hi
Town Hall
Joe Stanford
Rushville
Betty Braxton
Charles Hamann
Rey Frederick
John Ruth
Albin Wagner
James Wesbecher
Janet Springer
Doris Miller
Martha Hoflistein
Evelyn Rahl
Betty Baus
Amherst Study Club reviews two books at Monday meeting
The Amherst Study Club met Monday afternoon at Mrs C A Alexander's home on South Lake Street. Mrs J H Ludwig presented Margie Wilson and a discussion on "Escape" followed, highlighting insights from the two reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Study Club
Mirs C. A Alexander
South Lake Street
Margie Wilson
J. H. Ludwig
Amherst Eagles district banquet and club notices
Eleven Amherst Aerie members attended the Elyria district banquet for members who recruited new ones. Past Worthy President Eddie Poss spoke. Fullmer led brief remarks. Upcoming events include April birthday party May 1 Mother’s Day program May 12 and officer nominations next Monday. Softball aimers to meet Wednesday and a semi formal Eagle Home dance Saturday. Rotary club reports tree planting with about 100 applications and a Lima conference set for midweek.
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Amherst Aerie of Eagles
Elyria
Eagles
Donald Fullmer
Henry Raesler
Joe Niesen
Vincent Nalley
William Bruce
C. A. Lauer
Edward Berger
Otis Bahl
Hugh McGarvey
John Gormley
Harry Sabiers
Eddie Poss
Toledo
Aerie
Eagle Home
Eagle
Ely Tia
Amherst
Concordia Club to Meet at St Paul Lutheran Tonight
The Concordia club of St Paul Lutheran church will meet this evening in the church parlors. A public card party will be held tonight in Odd Fellow Hall under Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland. Play begins at eight o'clock. The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational...
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Concordia Club
St Paul Lutheran Church
Odd Fellow
Jessamine Lodge, Daughters of Scotland
Ladies Aid Society
The
Congregational
Local Children to Take Part in Crusade in Elyria
Superintendent Maston informs Elyria school principals about Children’s Crusade participation from April 22 to 390. He notes the state board ban on school fund appeals and urges discussion among students to explore the program’s historical and geographic relevance and its aim to aid war affected children in Europe and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
BR. C. Maston
Children’s Crusade For Children In Progress
Maston
Isca! Board of Education
Europe
China
Senior Class Play Rehearsals Underway at Elyria High
A large cast of 30 is rehearsing Stage Door by Edna Ferber and George Kaufman for May 16 and 17 at Elyria High School. Valerie Tite lone Geisel Paul Irion and Robert Karp lead roles in this Broadway hit filled with humor and theatrical life. Director is Miss Nina J. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Valerie Tite
Lone Geisel
Paul Irion
Robert Karp
Edna Ferber
George Kaufman
Nina J. Baker
Elyria Boy Admits Attempted Break-In at Home
A 16-year-old Elyria youth was turned over to county juvenile authorities after admitting he tried to break into a home at 1736 Middle Avenue Sunday night. He also said he had broken into the same residence on two earlier occasions. James Guest, who lives there, reported the incident and said the intruder appeared frightened away by another occupant's return.
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Elyria
Middle Avenue
James Guest
Masons Hold Inspection at Stonington Lodge
Stonington Lodge of Masons conducted its annual inspection on Monday evening with 123 in attendance including guests from Elyria Lorain Oberlin Wellington Sullivan Vermilion and Cleveland A J Plocher of Elyria served as inspecting officer Master Mason degree work preceded the inspection a dinner for 80 Masons was served in the Methodist church parlors Tonight the regular meeting features three Fellowcraft degrees.
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Stonington Lodge of Masons
Washington, D. C
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Wellington
Sullivan
Vermilion
Cleveland
A. J. Plocher
Birth of a Dust Bowl morality play at local high school
Claude Walsh of the University of Michigan English department presents his free verse morality play The Birth of a Dust Bowl at the senior high school chapel program Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Walsh
University of Michigan
Congregational Church Elects Delegates for Linwood Conference
Kathryn Franks and William Bruce Jr are elected to represent the Christian Endeavor at the Linwood conference June 16 to 24, with Henry Sharp and Robert Womack as attendees. Sunday School faculty commit funds for a church desk and chair. Visiting guests include C L Deiner and family from Cleveland Heights and Mrs George Berger and son Lorain, plus Beavercourt residents.
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Kathryn Franks
William Bruce, Jr
Henry Sharp
Christian Endeavor of
The
Congregational Church
Linwood
Robert Womack
C. L. Deiner and Son
Cleveland Heights
George Berger
Lorain
Fred Deiner
Beavercourt
Richard Leonard
Frank Hollingsworth
Charles Barber
Lakewood
Dinner honors Oberlin businessman J N Stone
About eighty members of the Retail Merchants Division of the Oberlin Chamber of Commerce attended a recognition dinner for J N Stone a longtime Oberlin business figure. The event at the Erwin Worcester home featured a life membership certificate and a commemorative chair. Reverend F A Eastman of Wakeman spoke as toastmaster L L Porter chaired. 4 H Club advisers and other officials were acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obfplin
J. N
Jud” Stone
Oberlin
Retail Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Erwin Worcester
College Place
Stone
Board of Commerce
Oberln Business Men's Club
Oberlin Chamber of Commerce
J. R Haylor
F. A. Eastman
Wakeman
L L. Porter
Norman Everson
Wellington
Ehaternet
Malcolm Fowl
Ecretary
Stvancommenc
4-H Recognition Dinner Date Set
The annual 4-H Club adviser's recognition dinner will be held at the First Methodist church on Monday evening April 29 at 7 o'clock. Ten farm groups are listed in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Oberlin Epworth Rally Set for April 26 in Fittsfield Church
Oberlin Epworth League plans to attend the Lorain County Epworth League Rally Friday evening April 26 at Fittsfield Methodist Church. Social hour starts 7 30 with Kay Kyser School of Musical knowledge stunts. J B Cayce Oberlin Graduate School of Theology speaks during devotional. Jack Strange Lorain leads social hour. Clifford Brook LaGrange leads devotions. 10 cent registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Epworth League
Lorain County Epworth League
Fittsfield Methodist Church
Kay Kyser
J. B. Cayce
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Jack Strange
Lorain
Clifford Brook
LaGrange
Oberlin Coach Erdmann Addresses Exchange Club
Coach Charles Erdmann of Oberlin College speaks at the Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon at Oberlin Inn. He shares experiences from three years guiding work at a universal YMCA camp in the Philippine Islands.
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Charles Erdmann
Oberlin College
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Erdmann
universal Y.M.C_ A
Philippine Islands
Week-end Guests and Illness Update on Spring Street
Mrs Mary Worcester hosted week end guests including Mr and Mrs Norman Helser and two children Miss Eva Marie McGonagle and George Thring of Columbus. Mrs Sara Thring returned home with them Sunday. Worcester moved Monday to Lakewood to live with her son on Cranford Avenue. She shows no improvement and will require constant rest with only immediate family visiting. Her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Wilson Teets and her brother H C Neland will stay at the home. Afr and Mrs J H Kimmel entertained Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Harry Brown and Mrs Rose Geiser and Miss Betty Boneham of Tiffin. Browns and Kimmels later visited Mrs in Henrietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Worcester
Spring Street
Norman Helser
Evamarie McGonagle
George Thring
Columbus
Sara Thring
Lakewood
Cranford Avenue
Youth Council Sees Safety Film at Carlisle Grange
The Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council met at Carlisle Grange Hall with William Barber presiding. Frank Hersmann was elected discussion leader. a sheriff’s office representative presented a film on Safety. Jack Templeton led group singing. Doris Minnich and Tom Ketch organized recreation. A cabinet meeting is planned for May 6 at the Farm Bureau office in Elyria. all officers and interested parties urged to attend. Carl Pease, Rosia Kniule, and Doris Minnich coordinated last night’s reelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council
Carlisle
Presdent
William Barber
Frank Hersmann
Sheriff's Office
Jack Templeton
Operlin Recreation
Doris Minnich
Elyria
Tom Ketch
Oberlin
Farm Bureau
Carl Pease
Wellington
Rosia Kniule
Doris Minmich
Change of speaker announced for Loran County meeting
C A Gibbons reports illness postpones Dr Leslie P Hardy Akron University as spring meeting speaker. Harry Richey Cleveland City Board of Education to address the Elyria YWCA tomorrow after a 6 30 dinner. Officers to be elected during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loran County Adult Education Council
C. A. Gibbons
Leslie P. Hardy
Akron University
Harry Richey
Cleveland City Board of Education
Elyria Y. W. C. A
Weekend Visits Across States Highlight Local Socials
Kimmels mother Mrs Wyttenbach and families from South Main and East Oberlin spent the weekend in Kentucky visiting Lexington and Renfro Valley Barn Dance. Elaine Spencer stayed with grandparents in Willard Ohio, Norman and William Smiths visited Akron, and Wilma Park joined Ray Grocott in Elyria for a family weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimmel
Wyttenbach
Glen Spencer
South Main Street
Loften Lowe
East Oberlin
Kentucky
Lexington
Renfro Valley
Elaine Spencer
T. W. Hurleahy
Willard
Norman Smith
William Smith
Elm Street
Sundey
Akron
Tter
John Smith
Fami
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New Jersey Council
Lucy Roemer
Axtel St
Ethel Vance
E. E. Foster
Sonsia Bule
Cleveland Avenue
C. A. Alexander
Jay Gillette
Charles Good
F. Hubbard
Nina Leuszler
W. G. Nord
H. Penton
H. W. Powers
A. J. Rice
Romeo
Hear Book Reviews
Elyria, Ohio
Rotary Club
Medina Association of Congregational Christian Churches
Medina
Eagle Auxiliary
Masons
Carol
Germany
Carol of
Romania
Michael
Bucharest
Robert Herrick
Esther Wood
Heak
Youth Council
Wilma Park
Airs Ray Grocott
North Pleasant Street
E. Broad Street
Hygrade
Robinson the Dry Cleaner
Hygrade Day Cleaners
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