Spending by the Government to Be Retarded
Washington reports from Capitol sources say the Administration plans to slow its recovery push for a few weeks to take stock. Congress is stalled on the tariff bill for reciprocal trade. Senate debate continues as the White House assesses needed legislation. Key problems include curbing expenditures, aligning industry and agriculture under NRA and AAA, possible monetary adjustments, and reviving congressional support for Administration measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Capitol
Congress
Senate
NRA
AAA
Dawes Golf Ball Breaks Window at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Shortly after noon today two youths engaged in golf practice drove a ball through a hospital window at Elyria Memorial hospital. The ball narrowly missed a female patient’s head and prompted hospital authorities to bar use of the grounds as a playground with an official order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Routh
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Fined $50 By The Mayor In Elyria Driving Case
Carl Harr of Kipton was fined $50 and costs for driving while intoxicated and had his Elyria driving privilege suspended for six months. Madison Jenkins of 412 Elm street was fined $5 and costs for intoxication. Not guilty pleas were entered by George Robinson Gabriel Sadowski and Peter Kosky for intoxication and they are to be tried May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Harr
Kipton
W. H. Vanoster
Elyria
Madison Jenkins
Elm Street
George Robinson
Gabriel Sadowski
Peter Kosky
Wage Increase At Thew Shovel Lorain April 25 19 per cent rise
A 19 per cent wage increase affecting about 300 workers at Thew Shovel Company in Lorain is announced to take effect May 1. The notice highlights standard wage adjustments amid ongoing labor conditions and references local industry context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain. O
Tew Shovel Company
Becom
Pleads Not Guilty To Putting Cinders In Trankcase
Trial of Alex Tanchik of South Amherst, who pleaded not guilty to a charge that he put cinders in the crankcase of Mike Chertok's car, is to be held in Justice Joseph Petro's court at 7:30 P.M. Monday. Tanchik was released under $200 bond pending the hearing. The warrant for his arrest was sworn to by Chertok two days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Tanchik
South Amherst
Mike Chertok
Joseph Petro
Tanchik
Fils
Chertok
Milk protesters to air complaints at Lorain meeting
Lorain county grievance committee will hold an open meeting at Lorain County Courthouse at 7 30 p m Tuesday to explain the Cleveland Milk Settlement Plan. L R Shannon head of the Cleveland Milk Settlement Committee will speak and answer questions about the plan. Produc ers with grievances over base milk price urged to submit them in writing for discussion. Open to all Lorain county milk producers and distributors serving the Cleveland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Cleveland
Lorain County Court House
H. H. Kimmel
L. R. Shannon
Cleveland Milk Settlement Committee
Kimmel
Death Claims Two Elyria Residents in Separate Obituaries
Matilda Metz died at home in Elyria following a week with pneumonia aged, two o clock this morning. She leaves a daughter, a son, three sisters, a brother, and six grandchildren. funeral arrangements are pending. Clarence Oscar Wilford, born April 17, 1849, of North Ridge Road Sheffield Township, died at 2:39 am after an illness of three years. he was a retired machinist and is survived by his wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Metz
Seventh Street
Howard Walter
Stanley
Edna Wifnes
Elyria
Blanchard
Everet
Metz
Cleveland
Pasidence CC
Lake Jerr
Clarence Oscar Wilford
Clarrence
Oscar Wilford
Mary Wilford
North Ridge Road
Sheffield Township
Sugar Cr Nox
Ohio
North
Roa
Eoas
Challee
Rivria
Harold
Sheltern
Gudert
Los Angojes
Ann
Medina
Walter ‘Ria
Lee
Thomas Je
Su Neo
He Jae
Methodist Laymen Conference to Be Held Here May 10
A crowd is expected for the Methodist Laymen's Association program at the local Methodist church on Thursday May 10. Ernest E Holmes of Ivy is chairman and William Jones of Lorain vice chairman. The meeting is part of the North Eastern Ohio conference plan with a rally in each county. State representatives from Lorain County churches will attend and a speaker is being sought. music will be part of the eight o'clock program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Ernest E. Holmes
Ivy
William Jones
Lorain
Lorain County
Methodist Lay Men’s Association
Northeastern Ohio
San Lorain County
Holmes
National Council of Jews and Christians
Brotherhood Dar
Pilgrim Church
C. Whitney
A. Scrivens
Betty Riddle
Seth Parker Meesing
W. L. Ludlow
West Street
Oberlin Women’s Club
P. D. Sherman
West College Street
Lillian Witlbond
Wal- Nut Street
Allen Hospital
First Church
J. A. Richards
Forest Street
The
Vine Hebekah Lodge
Grafton
Katherine Horning
Cora Walker
Euphemia Lyman
Minnie Malham
Bertha Murphy
Myrta Feakins
Gerber
Farrar
Charles Bryant
Elyria Tennis Club Dinner Meeting and Reorganization
The Elyria Tennis Club held a reorganization dinner at Dominick's Cuisine with 16 members. A business meeting followed with President Dr. H. C. Stevens presiding. Dues remain the same, payable to Max Van Wormer. gift members accepted. no court reservations needed this year. A inter-city match committee chaired by Dave Horan was elected. monthly dinners set for the last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Tennis Club
Dominic
H. C. Stevens
Max van Wormer
Dave Horan
County awards contracts for culvert and sewer pipe
County commissioners yesterday awarded bids totaling nearly 2000 for culvert and sewer pipe. The InterCity Coal and Supply Company of Elsria got 19146 for culvert pipe, Canton Culvert Company received 734 for corrugated pipe, and O. B. Bower Company of Lorain secured 215 for sewer pipe. The bids were the lowest of those received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yester Day
InterCity Coal and Supply Company
Elsria
Canton Culvert Company
Canton
O. B. Bower Compu
Lorain
Bank raid ends as agents keep lines near Lac Du Flambeau
Federal agents and Price and Qu aida county deputies kept watch on a raided hideout near Lac Du Flambeau after darkness fell, as authorities believed a gang member may have stayed inside until dawn. In Ohio, a SW Ohio meeting of justices of the peace formed to oppose the home pass movement, aiming to stop a statewide faction seeking abolition of their bonds. A nutrition note mentions corn processing into oil starch and glucose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Maumee
Ohio
Justices of the Peace
Etehtionatie
Eppa
WELLINGTON Tea Nets 40 At Benefit in Herrick Auditorium
The King's Daughters in Wellington raised about £40 from a Friday tea in Herrick auditorium decorated with jonquils and spring flowers. Highlights included a musical program by Oberlin Conservatory seniors and a style show by EB & Watters and L.L. BeVier, with credit to Mrs. Roy Clisby and committee. Mrs. C. H. Hamilton an Oberlin ordained minister will preach at the Church of Christ Sunday evening with special music.
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Wellington
King’s Daughters
Enurfly
Herrick Auditorium
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
EB. &, Watters
L.L. BeVier
Loyal Business Mat
Oberlin
C. H. Hamilton
Church of Christ
Penfield T. B. Survey Reports 12 Positive Students
In Penfield schools 60 pupils were tested for tuberculosis on Monday and 12 returned positive results, per the school nurse. All faculty members tested negative as part of the county wide Family T. B. Survey funded by a FERA project in the Woman's Division. Treva Ward 4 was rushed to Elyria Hospital yesterday afternoon with sudden illness, under Dr. Greig’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
FERA
Treva
Marian Ward
Elyria Hospital
Dr. Greig
Widening Circle Sunday School Meets at Church
Twenty five members of the Widening Circle class of the Congregational church taught by Dr. C W Recard attended a covered dish supper and social gathering in the church dining room Thursday evening. After supper hour games and contests followed. Eight members of the Luncheon Bridge Club shared a luncheon at Hotel England Thursday noon and later played cards at the home of Mrs. C A Gott on Herrick avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luais
Widening Circle
Congregational Church
C. W. Recard
Bridge Club
Hotel England
C. A. Gott
Herrick Ave
East
Epworth League Rally Attendees From Wellington
Wellington residents listed as attendees at the Epworth League rally in Elyria include Guy Phelps and daughter Jean, Mr. Turner and daughter Margaret, Mary Lindsley, Wilma Lampen, Fay Perkins, Robert and Chas Lampen, Opal Turner, Grace Gower, Marian Sponselier, Marguerite Webber, Emmadeth Webber, Russell Buck, Donna Mancing, Lawrence and Frank Page, Ernest Smith and Max Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Elyria
Guy Phelps
Miss Jean
Mr. Turner
Margaret
Mary Lindsley
Wilma Lampen
Fay Perkins
Robert
Chas. Lampen
Opal Turner
Grace Gower
Marian Sponselier
Marguerite Webber
Emmadeth Webber
Russell Buck
Donna Mancing
Lawrence
Frank Page
Ernest Smith
Max Cooper
Circus Arrives at Wellington Fairgrounds for Show
The Wellington Fairgrounds attracted many residents as a traveling circus unloaded its large 50 person troupe. The afternoon performance drew a big crowd and will be repeated this evening for attendees who missed the afternoon show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Fairgrounds
Vacation Church School Opens in Oberlin Soon
The Ohio Council of Religious Education promotes a summer Vacation Church School movement with 20 institutes statewide. Oberlin hosts the Lorain area session at First Methodist Episcopal Church on May 4 led by experienced female instructors. Rev Paul D. Eday of New York City praised Ohio plans as the most complete program in the United States, backed by over forty Protestant denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio Council of Religious Education
Lorain
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul D. Eday
New York City
Ohio
Ohin
United States
Oberlin High Band Plays In Friday Festival
The Oberlin high school band will join Norwalk Willard Port Clinton and Bellevue for a Friday May 4 high school festival in Bellevue. A 2:90 PM street parade precedes a 5:15 PM ring concert at the high school auditorium. A 6:00 PM banquet for band members follows and a dancing event rounds out the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Bellevue
Norwalk
Willard
Port Clinton
Royal Arcanum Officers Named After Annual Meeting
The Novel Arcanum Council held its annual meeting and dinner at the Hi-O-T on rooms. Following the dinner the officers were listed including Keres Taunt Stone as Vice President and other posts such as secretary treasurer chaplain and trustees. Grand Council representative Dr R D AL Gunny attended with Jo Graham and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Arcanum Council
Keres Taunt
Stone
PT. Stone
CG. Jeetar
C.o. Graham
Fred Comings
Dine Williams
Eugene Comes
HK. Morgan, Jr
Gorgon Comings
Study of NRA Codes A Oberlin College survey
The Oberlin College economics department and the Oberlin Business Men's club co operate with the Elyria Chamber of Commerce on a survey of NRA codes in Oberlin. Professor Wooster directs the project to reveal effects on business employees and consumers with confidential data and a general funding summary for cooperative participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Economics
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Wooster
Washington Torch Club initiates nine junior high members
Nine students of Washington Junior High School were initiated as charter members of the Washington Torch Club at a YMCA meeting. Initiated were Dave Corneilus, Edmund Wright, Thomas Baaklie, Join Mowrr, Robert Davies, William Whitman, Doyle Sintzxer, Emery Van Roven, and Roy Werle. Officers elected include Dali enti as president and Thomas Corus likely as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Torch Club
Washington Junior High School
Dave Corneiius
Edmund Wright
Thomas Baaklie
Mowrr
Robert Davies
William Whitman
Doyle Sintzxer
Emery van Roven
Roy Werle
Dalienti
Contribution of Inventive Genius Discussed at Forum
The Young Men's Forum of the USCLA reviewed Inventive Kensus impact on industry and social progress with Donald Rowland speaking on Inventive Genius in Industry and John Ade on Inventive Geralus and Social Progress. A general discussion followed as members joined, with an outside speaker planned for the next meeting on The Educational Crisis, set for Friday evening May 1. The season ends with the final meeting scheduled Friday May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USCLA
Donald Rowland
John Ade
Names Of Oldest Mothers In Elyria
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram begins receiving names of the oldest mothers. Today a 92 year old woman’s name was submitted. The oldest Elyria mother will be honored on Mothers Day May 13 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Auditors flag numerous illegal expenditures in relief funds
The auditor notes multiple illegal payments including $12,559 to WL.OM. Rader for Barhare collection and $389% to Standard Oil for liquid asphalt. Other items include $668 to H. J. Hart, $944 to West Side Lumber, $1,959 to Elria Construction for slag, and $3,372 to the Murbach Coal Co. Recommend annual competitive bids for supplies over $500 and an estates-based preapproval by council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL. OM. Rader
Barhare
Standard Oil Company
Hquid Asphalt
H. J. Hart
West Side Lumber Company
Elrria Construction Company
Cascade Park
Armour and Company
City Produce and Commission Company
D. Clawson
Haury and Bauer Company
A. G
Safety and Service
Council
Special assessments and tax collections report
The treasurer estimates 40 percent of current special assessments, totaling 545,188, will be delinquent. The current duplicate for the year approaches 4,000,000, with about half to be collected in winter and half in summer. Real estate taxes collected before March closing amount to 1,313,455, with 501,537 in delinquent taxes. Personal taxes show 57,580 collected to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Markets Chicago Carit Quotation Report Summary
Market quotes from Chicago show futures, potatoes, and diverse farm prices. Wheat, corn, oats, barley and timothy feed listed with U.S. shipments and grain exchange quotations. Local market items include carrots onions tomatoes and fresh vegetables with steady animal prices and farm staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carit Quotatio
Tulsa
Atendys
Leghorn Henatt Rock Fryern
Likhorn
Asprin
Keene By
United States Department
Unite States
U.S
Washington
River Xecon
Minnesota
Robbleta
Cleveland
Court actions span wills divorces and arrests in Ohio
Avon Lake man contests Kiotiltis Hassell will filed in probate court while Mary Schneider of Dayton and others are named in the suit. Emma Nagel is granted a divorce from Frank Nagel in common pleas court. Mike Pogan wins a divorce from Anna Pogan on Wilful absence. A Guardian Trust Company replevin suit seeks farm machinery from Reed and Camilla Landphair. A temporary injunction blocks Roy Guthrie from soliciting Ruths Creamery customers. Extension granted for A W Shaffer’s trial date. Norwalk driver Harold Ewing’s co defense seeks delay due to illness of counsel. Findlay reports Walter Howard Bell dies. Akron reports Lt Albert H Roberts dies.
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Peter Hassell
Avon Lake
Med
Salt
Common Pleas Court
Kiotiltis Hassell
Mary Schneider
Dayton
Datendante
Guardian Trust Company
Common Pleas
Reed
Camilla
Landphair
Grafton
Roy Guthrie
Lorain
Ruth’s, Creamery, Inc
Service Creamery Company
W. B. Thompson
A. W. Shaffer
Norwalk
Harold Ewing
C. F. Adams
Adams
Auto collision injures Lorain man and aunt
James Gibson of Lorain and his aunt Mrs F Tishler sustained minor injuries when their car collided with a machine driven by Edward Kind of 245 Columbus, police report. The crash occurred near Lorain and West River streets amid a local arrest by officers at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gibson
Lorain
F. Tishler
Edward Kind
Columbus
Lodi
West River Streets
Club leaders and meeting date set for next Friday
Baarine serves as secretary and Jodo Mowry as treasurer. The next meeting will be held Friday after noon with Edmund Wright in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baarine
Jodo Mowry
Edmund Wright N
Ehazee
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National Food and Grocery Distributors’ Code Authority
Amherst
Ohio State Food and Grocery Tisteibators Code Authority
Lorain Food Dealers Association
C. dJohn PD
Pincara
Merchants” Protective Accociation
Frank K. Levin
Elstin Food Merchants Committers
H. B. Bastian
Serrriary
ACTOS
Leonard Hill
Columbus Street
Fis
Lodi Street
Hill
Eleanor Schirack
Merritt Giles
Stanford Avenue
Broad Street
Travelers Ineurance CO
H.R. Rorick
H. R. Rorick
M. H. Crowder
Elyria Savings & Trust
Additional Society Methodist Laymens Conference
Ree
Vaa
We Hlerrick Ave
Esat
Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
Pleasant St
Nuhn
Grange Road
Sunset Gardens
Cal
Lake Rd
Abbe Rd
Sheffield Lake Village
Hesse
John
William Sparks
Like Sparks
A. R. Webber
Emma Nagel
Avon
Frank Nagel
Mike Pogan
Anna Pogan
Akron, O
Albert H. Roberts
Leutenant
Akron
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
LEE Whitney CO
East Ave
City Cab
Brown Hotel
Cheez
Broad St
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
RT Street
Madelene Dedhusen
Ruth Roberts
Flame Chambers
Fistis
Oberlin Ave
Oman
Pat
Ireh
Gall
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