Eagles Nominate For Offices In Elyria Lodge Race
E J Hendyside was renominated by the Eagles Lodge for a second year at the Elyria lodge meeting last night along with longtime officers A R Graber and Robert Jensen. Nominees for Inside Guard and Outside Guard will face opposition, with elections set two weeks from yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Hendyside
Eagles Lodge
Elyria Eagles Lodge
A. R. Graber
Robert Jenses
Bob Hileman
Otto K. Mischka
A. Golitchen
Lyle Castle
Harry Wright
Mel. Brown
Carl Kaiser
B. Haylor
Roma Stull
Chet Sheppard
A. H
Ohio
Bob Jensen
G. E. French
Lima
Road Work Slag Purchase Approved by County Board
County commissioners ordered up to 350 tons of slag for Avon Lake Village road improvements. The village will haul and apply the slag under the agreement, per the report.
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Avon Lake Village
Court Actions And About The Court House
The First Savings and Loan Company sues Raymond McDonald for 1551 on a promissory note with foreclosure of mortgage sought. Branislaw Spooner and Anna Spooner file against Stanley Hujarski for 6725 on a promissory note and a receiver is asked. Flora Mills et al sue for 2695 on a promissory note with mortgage foreclosure. Mary A. Robinson obtains a divorce from George for gross neglect. Judge A R Webber grants the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Savings and Loan Company
Raymond McDonald
Eal
Branislaw
Anna Spooner
Columbia Station
Stanley Hujarski
Equitable Telfet
Flora M. Mills
Et A
Mary A. Robinson
Elsha
George
A. R. Webber
Sheffield Ditch Viewed Again by County Board
County commissioners held a second viewing of the Shef field ditch in Sheffield township to consider its improvement. The initial viewing weeks ago drew hundreds of notices but was ruled illegal because Commissioner Thetias Peebles had property affected, and he did not participate in today’s proceedings.
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Sheffield
Thetias Peebles
Peebles
Rush For Crop Loans Subides
County officials report a surge in inquiries about Crop Production Loans from the USDA. More than 49 Lorain farmers sought information with 20 submitting requests in the last two days. About 25 of 40 forms have been completed and sent to Washington for final approval or rejection.
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United States Department of Agriculture
County Agricultural Extension Service Office
Washington
Horton B. Alger
Coudty
Department of Agriculture
Death Record Mrs R T McCullen 37
Mrs R T McCullen 37 of Sas Spruce Street died early this morning after a two month illness. She leaves husband three children and parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Windham and sister Mrs Frank Rinick of Norwalk. Funeral services set for 9:30 Monday morning at St Pauls Evangelical church.
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R. T. McQullen
R. T. McCullen
Sas Spruce Street
Joseph Windham
Frank Rinick
Norwalk
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Rumors of intermediary in Lindbergh kidnap plot arise
A report cites rumors of a new intermediary named H. H. Entz linked to Dr. John Grier Hibben of Princeton amid the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Police have no confirmation. An anonymous letter to Harry Fleischer mentions a party involved in an Ohio joint with Big Mike, prompting renewed police interest.
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H. H. Entz
Entz
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Lindbergh
Harry Fleischer
Detroit
WOR
Harry
Henry 0. Uterhart
West 44Th Street
New York City
Ohio
Big Mike
Fleischer
Abi Wagner
Trenton
Elyria High Dramatic Group To Present Highness At Festival
Elyria High School prize winning dramatic group led by Betty Nilsen Virginia Tibball Robert McWilliams and Raymond Huston will perform the Russian play Highness tomorrow at the Western Reserve University play festival. The school among six Cleveland area groups invited to share stage with critics observing and offering comments. no competition or judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Western Reserve University
Betty Nilsen
Virginia Tibball
Robert McWilliams
Raymond Huston
Hiram College
Cleveland
Western Reserve
Tage
Carriers Host Banquet and Program at Elk’s Dining Room
Members of the Chronicle-Telegram Association of carriers enjoyed a well arranged banquet and program at Elk's Dining Room. Guests included W. O. McClellan and GC. Hudnutt among others from the Chronicle-Telegram staff. A prelude by Elk's Cotton Pickers and saxophone solos followed by speeches urged carriers to be honest, punctual, courteous, neat, and thrifty while keeping accurate records and avoiding profanity. An informal business meeting concluded the evening with discussions on carrier activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram Association of Carriers
Elk
W. O. McClellan
Hudnutt
Jack Ambrose
Russell Stokes
J. C. George
Chronicle- Telegram
Elk’s
Wayne White
Chronicle-Telegram
Leroy Dengete
Ben Meyers
Chronicle- Telegram Association of Carriers
Mevery
McClellan
M.C. A
A. C. Hudnurt
J . George
Stress Nutrition Says Uni Specialist for Four-H Clubs
Miss Alma Gargia of Ohio State University urged Four-H food club leaders to emphasize home grown products, nutrition awareness, and health habits. The Elyria conference showcased inspecting height weight and appearance to spot nutrition gaps while promoting efficient kitchen practices and high standards in food selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Gargia
Ohio State University
Elyria
Hoover Exempt But Will Take Cut in Salary
President Hoover, though legally exempt, advised congressmen he will accept an 11 percent pay cut for those earning over 2500. The reduction with a 2560 exemption lowers the president’s and cabinet officers’ salaries, and the bill allows back-to-treasury clawbacks. In Cleveland, Charles Craig of near Willoughby, Wisconsin, was killed when his car collided with another vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Treasury
Cleveland
Charles Craig
Willoughby
Wis
Death Summons Mrs. Stedman in Oberlin
Mrs Ettie A Stedman widow of George Stedman died at six this evening at 351 West Spain street after a brief illness. She was born in Hannietta one daughter of Warren Stone and lived there before moving to Oberlin two years ago. Survived by two daughters AmS L and Kaysie Stedman of Cleveland a son Burt and daughter Ella M who predeceased her husband. Funeral Saturday at 3 pm at the home with Rev Gay. burial at Westwood Cemetery. Music Week observed in Oberlin schools May programs announced with performances by Prospect School grade students, senior high cantatas, glee clubs, and other local groups.
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Oberlin
Ettie A. Stedman
George Stedman
West Spain Street
Stedman
Hanrietta
Warren Stone
Olrhin
Ams L
Kaysie
Cleveland
Burt Wand
Ella M
Wet Lorain
Gay
Westwood Cemetery
Prospect School
Sth Rrado
Hiawatha
Samuel Richard Gaines
Willa Rhes
Raymond Gordo
Wilbur Peabody
Henry Ramnbow
Janice Ruth
Clarence Williams
Ruth Young
Ashland
Pleasant Street
Interesting meeting at Mrs Zanm home discussed international relations
The Literary and Social Club held a meeting at Mrs H Y Zanm on Morgan Street to discuss international relations and housing for thousands of women attending the fall Women’s Association meeting. Members offered to provide rooms for out of town visitors and the final meeting of the year is set for May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.Y. Zanm
Morgan Street
W. &. Carson
Women's Association
Briefs From East College Street Heads for Dallas and Grand Rapids
Mrs. Alice Jeffers recovers from a Cleveland hospital operation and will return home soon. Miss Martha Scott, of the college treasurer’s office, will fly from Cleveland to Dallas to visit her brother Paul Scott, departing at 8 a.m. and arriving at 6:50 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Oakley plan to leave for Grand Rapids to be with a ill nephew. R L Curtis and his wife will be with her parents in Midland this week.
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Alice Jeffers
Cleveland
East College Street
Martha Scott
College Treasurer's Office
Dallas
Texas
Paul Scott
Francis Oakley
Grand Rapids
Mich
R. L. Curtis
Midland
J. L. Edwards
Seniors Hear Plan For New Study Program At Fenn College
Elyria High seniors will hear Prof. C W Francis of Fenn College explain a cooperative work study plan that splits five week periods between classes and jobs. The five year bachelor’s degree uses industry experience, and alumni Curtis Black Ralph Fox Clarence McGuire Charles Smith are noted as current Fenn students.
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Elyria High School
C. W. Francis
Feon College
Cleveland
Prof. Francis
Fenn College
Blyria High School
Curtis Black
Ralph Fox
Clarence McGuire
Charles Smith
Black
Fox
Beaten Deaf Man Describes Assault in Court
In Cleveland on April 29 Otis Winone, a 25 year old deaf mute, testified in court about being beaten by Arthur Hopson, 23, also deaf mute, who then pleaded guilty to assault. The dispute arose over a woman who was also a deaf mute. An interpreter aided the proceedings and Hopson received 19 days in the workhouse.
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Cleveland
Popular radio stars head to Capitol Theatre stage
Jack and Jill, famed WTAM radio duo, will appear in person at Warner Bros Capitol Theatre on Saturday. Veteran vaudeville performers turned radio personalities, they headline performances across Ohio at Warner Bros theatres as a favor to Cleveland officials. Their act Impressions of Radio Stars showcases their stage debut in the state.
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Jack and
Jill
WTAM
Warner Bros. Capitol Theatre
United States
Warner Bros
Ohio
Cleveland
Flyrna
Flour aid runs low as Red Cross distributes relief
About 1,000 sacks of flour have been given to needy people at Red Cross headquarters on East Broad Street since last Monday. George Richwine said approximately 800 sacks remain at the Broad Street site with flour also sent to county distributing points. The local Red Cross chapter received 2,856 sacks of 24 pounds each for relief. Isaac Wolf of Piqua died after being shot Tuesday night by Harvey Fourman at Patty Department Store in Bradford.
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Red Cross
East Broad Street
George Richwine
Richwine
Broad Street
The
PIQUA
Isaac Wolf
Harvey Fourman
Patty Department
Bradford
Memorial Hospital
Wolf
Homer Wolf
Aviation Growth Highlighted by Wellington Leader
William Telgroe of Cleveland told Wellington Kiwanians that aviation has matured from a daredevil novelty to a transportation business. The event drew 32 members. Harvest Feast attendance reached 175 with Carl Wabber’s committee managing the meal. Also noted were Fraternity degrees conferred on 51 candidates, LaGrange guests, and church attendance at Oberlin events plus spring church-cleaning plans at the Congregational and Church of Christ buildings.
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Wellington
William Telvrce
Cleveland
Carl Wabber
Coutest
Mother's Day Pageant Planned at Church of Christ
The Church of Christ plans a Mother's Day pageant titled Mothers Crown in the church auditorium Sunday evening. Misa Catherine Clara leads the presentation depicting biblical mothers. The United Young People's Class hosted a church gathering celebrating rapid Sunday School growth with 40 new members and an average attendance of 110. The Shiloh Baptist colored quartet performed spirituals at the event. Fifty Epworth League members, with guests, enjoyed a marshmallow roast at Sugar Hill. Arthur Kepler family surprise party marked their 25th anniversary with ice cream shaped like wedding slippers and cakes. Russell Kepler of Ohio University sent congratulations. Attendees included Art Cave, Hollingsworths, Alfred Cave, Luella Hines, and Kepler relatives. Russell Kepler of Wellington, a noted Ohio University athlete, won first place.
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Auditorum of
The
Church of Christ
Misa Catherine Clara
United Young People’s Class
Shiloh Baptist Church
Arthur Kepler
Keplers
Russell Kepler
Ohio University
Art Cave
Ashland
H. Hollingsworth
Elyria
Alfred Cave
Luella Hines
Kepler
Cleveland Markets Reported Animal and Grain Prices
The Cleveland market note lists butter at 29.1/2 to 31.3 per pound, eggs around 13 to 14 cents per dozen, poultry prices for heavy and Leghorn fowls, broilers, and ducks, plus hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep trading with varied quotes. Grain and feed prices cover alfalfa, clover, corn, wheat, oats, hay, flour, mill feeds, and assorted seeds and byproducts.
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Cluvbeland
Ohio
New York
Green Mountain
Idaho
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
ALF Alfa
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Winnesota
North Dakota
Red River
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Oberlin Ave
Worth Ridge
Township Line
Turner Bldg
Berea
Police
Len Sanders
Columbus Dispatches
Adam Mackie
RD. No. 2
A. R. Ewell
Court
Second Streets
Uni
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Mrs. Stedman
Boss
Plum Creek
Village Improvements Society
Bro] Change Club
Oberlin Business Mews Club
Connettion
Clarence J. Wright
P. BD. Sherman
Elyria Eagles
Eagles Hall
Arkansas
Mute
Aviator
Kiwanis
Medina Association of Congregational Churches
C. W. Recard
Lettie Hawk
Arthur Smith
Herman Wight
Lottie Burner
M. H. Wadsworth
Recard
TURC
Epworth League Society of the Methodist Church
Guy Phelps
James Turner
Paul Carter
Sugar Hill
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Farwell
Poe
Cincinnati
CUKES
Daskats
Motor Sales
Hudson
Essex
Studebaker
Grafton, Ohio
Mrs. Drear
Mrs. Cheer
Xydol
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