Twenty nine Lorain artists win honorable mentions exhibit
At Allen Art Museum Oberlin the Lorain County Artists and Craftsmen show opened with several hundred works. A jury including Henry Hunt Clark Henry G Keller and Raymond H Stetson awarded twenty nine honorable mentions across painting water color drawing design sculpture wood carving and other crafts.
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Lorain County
Allen Art Museum
Oberlin
To Allen Art Museum
Henry Hunt Clark
Cleveland School of Art
Cleveland Museum
Henry G. Keller
Cleveland
School of Art
Raymond H. Stetson
Oberlin College
W. H. Brown
Tree
R. Necedentus
G. Shampner
G. L. Schauffler
Pleads Not Guilty To Assault And Battery
Henry Wenke of Ridgeville pleaded not guilty to assault and battery at arraignment before Justice Petro. He posted $100 bond and awaits trial Saturday. He was arrested on a warrant from Evelyn Diemr, his step son’s wife, who says he struck her at their home a week ago. In self defense she struck him with a hammer on the nose. Gold leaf thickness noted as 1.200000ch of an inch.
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Henry Wenke
Stop 49
Ridgeville
Joseph Petro
Evelyn Diemr
Special Sweet Peas at 25c a Big Bunch
Hecock Floral Company advertises special sweet peas priced at 25 cents per big bunch available Saturday only at 332 Broad Street.
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Big Bunch
Hecock Floral Co
Broad Street
Court settles suit against Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
City Produce Commission Company and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad settled and dismissed their case in common pleas court over a December 15, 1932, collision at West River street crossing damaging a truck and produce for 31,200 dollars. Adelaide Robertson seeks alimony from James Robertson, married 1926, on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Deputy Sheriff William Holst investigated a burglary on Oakwood street, finding no apparent loss.
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City Produce Commission Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
West River Street
Adelaide Robertson
Lorain
James Robertson
William Holst
W. Wilbur
Oakwood Street
Holst
Can't Be Present But Pleads Guilty In Cleveland Court
In police court this morning Cleveland man Erving Dress failed to appear for trial on an intoxication charge. He phoned in illness and pleaded guilty to the charge. Frank J. Munn, arrested with Dress, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined 10 dollars plus costs after his weapon charge was reduced. Both defendants paid fines totaling about 30 dollars.
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Cleveland
Dress
Lorain Avenue
Elsha
Frank J. Munn
West 50Th Street
Munn
Grafton Democratic Club to Meet Wednesday Evening
Members of the Grafton Men's Democratic Club will gather at the I. C. Hall in Grafton next Wednesday night for a social meeting announced today by club president T. C. Washington. The 8 p m gathering will feature speakers and entertainment, with a program planned by William Otis and others.
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Grafton Men's Democratic Club
I. C. Hall
Grafton
T. C. Washington
Three Elyria Homes To Be Sold Under Dow Law
Sheriff will sell three Elyria residences for liquor tax debt of 1290 dollars tied to Dow law. Prosecutor Don Myers began actions years ago. notices were sent but not pressed. Assessed against Sam and Jessie Nagy, Stephen and Lizzie Nagy, and Louis and Mary Polchey. sale authorized to satisfy tax lien.
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Clarence W. Dick
Elyria
Dow
Willan Wickens
Wickens
Sam and
Jessie Nagy
Vulcan Street
Stephen
Lizzie Nagy
West River Street
Louis and
Mary Polchey
Don W. Myers
Receh
Guy B. Findley
Death Record of Martin Fritz in Litchfield
Martin Fritz died at his daughter Mrs. Parker Van Valkenburg's home in Litchfield last night. He had lived with his daughter for three years. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon in Litchfield Church with Rev. Schott officiating.
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Wellington
Martin Fritz
Parker van Valkenburg
Litchfield
Schott
Cleveland Debates Public Funds and Bond Debt
A Cleveland debate centers on municipal finances with talk of increasing bonded debt and shifting retirement funds to cover operating costs. Rep Patrick Butler dismisses the public affairs committee as lacking standing, referencing critics tied to city figures and a group mockingly dubbed the Baffet Table. Boyd counters that the men are prominent Cleveland figures who opposed wholesale bond issuance.
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Patrick Butler
Cuyahoga
House
Public Affairs Committee
Cleveland
City Club
Baffet Table
Boyd
Pasci Case Details Seen At Wharton Apartment
Police describe a suspected likeness of Howard found near the scene as a motive behind a murder and death by self destruction. Investigators note difficulty in pinpointing a clear motive while linking a second man to Wharton’s apartment and the dinner guests. Mrs. W A Wharton, caretaker of the artist, says he spent the afternoon with about 100 young women in his studio, amid references to Pack’s Bad Boy by Governor George Peck of Wisconsin.
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Howard
Wharton
Bote
Gineer
Oweartee
Bat
W. A. Wharton
Me. Pherson
The
Angelus Terps
Pack
George Peck
Wisconsin
Elyria Economy Days Opens With Big Spring Sale
Shoppers flocked to Elyria stores as the Economy Days sale began, with large stocks of bright new spring merchandise. Merchants report ample supply, many lines represented, and deep savings expected today and tomorrow. Bright spring clothing and new home furnishings appear as the event continues through the two day run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar Highlights April 26 to May 3
Oberlin schedule lists four one act plays at Studio Theatre Warner Hall and multiple sports events including Oberlin baseball vs Marionette and tennis vs Worcester at Athletic Field. Also features church services lectures piano recitals and notable society gatherings across Finney and Fairchild chapels and various halls with dates from April 26 through May 3 plus exhibit and prayer notices.
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Oberlin
Marietta
Wooster
Warner Hall
Oberlin Dramatic Association presents four one act plays
The Oberlin Dramatic Association stages four one act plays this evening in Studio Theatre Warner Hall at 7330. The Ninth Tower Tea in Hades Shanghaied and English I Required are by J Stanton McLaughlin for the Oberlin group. Additional showings are set for Saturday at 2 30 and 7 30 p m in the same theatre.
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Oberlin Dramatic Association
Studio Theatre
Warner Hall
Hades
J. Stanton McLaughlin
Church Club To Be Hostesses At Tea
The Young Women's club of the First Church will host a silver tea Saturday at 5:00 pm at 271 Forest Street. A musical program features Mildred Willey Maclure of Cleveland with five readings of her verse. She is Oberlin class of 1918 and related to Polly McClure, former Oberlin coach. Also covered: visitors Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Hertel of Los Angeles staying with her parents, and Mrs. George Jackson hosting a dinner for her mother’s seventy sixth birthday with guests.
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First Church
J. A Richards
Forest Street
Mildred Willey Maclure
Cleveland
Téd Robinson
the Plain Dealer
American Poetry Magazine
League of American Pen Women
Courtney Hertel
Los Angeles
California
A.C. Burgess
East College Street
Hertel
Douglas Airplane Factory
George Jackson
North Cedar Avenue
Amy Ingraham
R. W. Allen
R. S. Smiley
ER TWO Continued from Page 1 roster of WAB leaders and fast speed record
The article lists key figures in the new organization including Jamry A. Wallacs Frances Perkins and Elwood Mead among others in various departments. It notes the New York Central locomotive No 933 reaching 112.5 miles per hour in 1835.
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WAB Ware
Division of Progress
Secretary of Agriculture
Jamry A. Wallacs
Frances Perkins
Walt Admiral
Christian J. Peon
Treasury
Daniel W. Bell
Maj. Edward M. F Engineer Corps
En Marsch Ft
H. Bannett
Fo. Eension
Elwood Mead
Reclamation
New York Central
Forum Club Examines Election Machinery And Nomination Systems
F A Stetson spoke to the Forum Club at the Y M C A on how the convention system previously selected candidates compared with today’s primary elections. He noted delegates’ familiarity with candidates and explained vote counting and results timing. The club’s next meeting will be a business session, followed by a steak roast to close the season.
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United States
Forum Club
Y. M. C. A. Lnsteight
F. A. Stetson
Lorain County, Republican Executive Committee
County Board of Elections
Newspaperman To Address Club On Youth Week
Members of the Young Men's Club set to observe National Youth Week with a Monday meeting at the Y M C A. Russell Stokley of the Chronicle Telegram will speak on how newspaper selling aids boy development, followed by a sales demonstration by Carl Bleske and Joe Horvath. Elyria carriers for the Chronicle Telegram. The club previously hosted a Youth Week program led by its members' children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Club
Russell Stokley
Chronicle-Telegram
Carl Bleske
Joe Horvath
Elyria
Chronicle Telegram
A F L Strikes and Labor Board Controversy Rise
Number five continues as A F L leaders condemn the labor board elections chaired by Dr. Leo Wolman and peers. Workers accuse the board of employer bias while skepticism grows about its value. Toledo Chevrolet reports 62 percent support amid a nationwide strike atmosphere.
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O Stevessans
Teenems
A. F. of L
Leo Wolman
Nicholas Kelley
Richard Byrd
Labor Board
Toledo
Minor Car Collisions Reported in City Streets
Two minor accidents were reported to police. Mrs. Wilson of 128 Northrup St. and L. D. Fisher of North St. Bellevue collided at Broad and East Avenue around 6 39 P M. Wilson's left rear fender and bumper were damaged. Mrs. Ammon Tice of 336 Twelfth St. said her car was slightly damaged at Second Street and West Avenue by a driver who failed to stop.
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Wilson
Northrup. St
L. D. Fisher
North St
Bellevue
Broad and
East Avenue
Cleveland Market Prices and Livestock Report
Cleveland market notes show butter meat prices and poultry quotes, with cattle receipts at 134 and hogs around 280-300 head. Livestock markets steady to slightly lower weekly trend, with cattle, calves, sheep and pigs priced by weight and grade, and produce prices for potatoes, beans, and grains listed by supplier.
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Cleveland
Maine
Ohio
Florida
Hastings
Lorain man pleads not guilty to burglary charge
Elmer Davis of Lorain entered a formal plea of not guilty to an indictment for burglary and larceny when arraigned before Judge Guy B. Findley. Davis is charged with stealing $90 pounds of sugar and eight crates of oysters from the Cutrate Fruit Store in Lorain. Prosecutor Howard Butler said the case is expected to be disposed of later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Davis
Lorain
Guy B. Findley
Cutrate
Howard Butler
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Olive Thome
F. Noch
Milovsoroff
Holland Village
G. J. Volk
South Amherst
T. F. Harnett
Sheffield Lake Village
C. W. Kinney, Jr
M. Sinclair
G. Champney
Mary P. Burtt
J. H. Warner
M. E. Vanderlip
Ober Hn
A. E. Princehorne
A. E. Princeborn
H. Hausen
Blue Bird Court Street
Crystal
Court Street
Smarty
Grafton Democratic Club
William O. Tis
Paget
Pasci
Esther Alflen
W. C
Fairchild Chapel
T. W. Graham
Allen Art Building
Theodore Sizer
James Jackson Jarves
J. Priscilla Sedgeman
Finney
Finney Chapel
Mildred H. McAfee
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Fioner Chapel
K.F. Williams
Oberlin Golf Club
School of Theology
M. OM. Metcal
Wrigne
HL KL Gayer
Fioney Chapel
Alice M. Bonar
Bosworth Hall
Clarence Ward
King - Bosworth
Recreation Hall
Western Reserve
Wittenburg
F. W. Buckler
Robert Fechner
Civilian Conservation Corps
Thomas H. McDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Tugwell
F. A. Silcor
Federal Forest Service
Col
Horatio B. Hackett
Sipeae
Business Advisory Council
Organized Labor
Farm Organizations
American Bankers Association
the O' Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Court #1
Ubicago
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Tenax Bliss
U.S
S. Partis
Araded
Oublonaphs
Young Mall
Ces
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SLAR
Uiguminag Malice Brets—'Y-Bu
Baskrtx Sa Cho
Corea
Cleveland Grain & Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co
Timothy
Ward
Sederis Restaurant
Elyria Hardware CO
Mrs. Farmer
Elyria Building Exposition
Third Street
East
Middle Avenues
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