Elyria Day at Expo Plans Announced by Committee
Elyria Day at the Cleveland Exposition on August 11 announced by Committee Chairman Jim Armitage. Elyrians depart 1:20 p m from Ely Park, escorted to Cleveland by four motorcycle deputies. Program at the Plaza 6:30 to 6:00 with Mayor greetings by Cleveland Mayor Burton and Elyria Mayor Smith. Master of ceremonies Jim Armitage presents Roger Bernard on xylophone, Elyrians vocal numbers, dance by Bob and Bill Armitage, Betty Hengesbaugh, Lois Boothroyd, and specialty acts plus a Graystone Hotel entertainer. Public meeting at Chamber of Commerce this afternoon for final plans.
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Elyria
Cleveland Exposition
Jim Armitage
Elyriapg
Ely Park
Cleveland
Elyrians
Burton
Smith
Roger Bernard
Harlan Brown
Walter Smith
Bob Burns
Allan VanWormer
Gene St. Marie
Bob
Bill Armitage
Betty Hengesbaugh
Lois Boothroyd
Graystone Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Building Inspector Hart Dickison Gets Car Allowance Boost
City council voted five to three to grant Hart Dickison a $25 monthly car allowance for maintenance and operation of his vehicle. Earlier this year his salary rose from $125 to $150 monthly due to increased building activity. The ordinance requires two more readings and did not pass as an emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Dickison
Anna Kennedy
Henrietta Colburn
Elmer Nelson
Seward Black
Leonard Fowls
Frank Henke
Edward Wilcox
Henry Sassmanhausen
Injured Man Steve Vichalosky To Be Released Today
Steve Vichalosky, 46, of Broad Way Lorain, was found by police early yesterday on Woodford Avenue and Irondale Street and is scheduled for release from Elyria Memorial Hospital today. Initial fears of a fractured skull were ruled out by an X ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Vichalosky
Broadway
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Vichalosky
Woodford Avenue
Irondale Street
Parole planned for larceny convict Lonnie Britt in 1935
Lonnie Britt, sentenced for larceny, is to be paroled from London Prison Farm on or after April 10 1935 and will proceed to Illinois when arranged by the parole division. Percy Emery released on bond after being bound over for assaulting a child. Mildred Burke sues for divorce from Malcolm Burke on cruelty and intoxication. An injunction blocks molestation and wage collection at Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company. Home Owners Loan Corporation sues Emma Gebhart et al for foreclose on Sheffield Lake property.
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Lonnie Britt
London
Illinois
State Parole Board
Percy Emery
Emery
Leonard Smith
D. A. Cook
Mildred Burke
Malcolm N. Burke
Elyria
Guy B. Findley
Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Emma Wilhelmina Gebhart
Sheffield Lake
Youth Struck By Auto Recovers At Elyria Memorial
Robert Worcester, 16, of Chestnut Ridge, recovering at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a bike ride with Wilbur Krieger, 17, of Root Road, was hit on Route 20. Worcester suffered lacerations but no skull fracture. Krieger sustained three broken ribs and multiple injuries. The driver, Blendie Caldwell of 1284 Cranford Avenue, Lakewood, remained under sheriff investigation.
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Robert Worcester
Chestnut Ridge
Wilbur Krieger
Root Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Worcester
Young Krueger
Blendie Caldwell
Cranford Avenue
Lakewood
Gas rate reform eyed in Ohio utilities cases
The Public Utilities Commission unveiled a unified valuation plan for the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. and East Ohio Gas Co. systems to set a fixed wholesale gate rate and avoid duplicate work. Hearings for key cases are scheduled with dates to reopen Ohio Bell Telephone rate hearings on Sept 25 affecting Toledo Columbus Franklin Middletown and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbia Gas & Electric System
East Ohio Gas Co
Standard Oil
N. J
Walities Commission
Ohio Fuel Gas
United Fuel Gas Co
West Virginia
Ohio
East Ohio
Hope Natural Gas Co
Ohio Bell Telephone
Columbia System
Utilities Commission
Toledo
Columbus
Franklin
Middletown
Delaware
Elyria
Norwalk
Lorain
Parma
Malta
Logan
Cleveland
Warren
Akron
Youngstown
Lakewood
Struthers
Campbell
Niles
Press Drive For Adjournment Of Congress
Washington August 3 The push for early adjournment hinges on the House Labor committee bowing to Senate wage and hours restrictions or deleting a labor standards board. Administrations sources foresee action to speed passage and clear leadership worries. Speaker Bankhead and Sam Rayburn press the committee while a whip poll shows Democratic support for the Senate measure. House votes on Wagner Steagall housing and other major bills loom as adjournment looms.
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Washington
Congress
House
House Labor Committee
Senate
Labor Standards Board
William B. Bankhead
Sam Rayburn
Wagner- Steagall
House Banking and Currency Committee
Ways and Means
Deaths: Mrs Anna G Schuster and others in Ohio area
Obituaries report the death of Mrs Anna G Schuster at age 76 in Avon after a lingering illness. She leaves sons Peter and Lawrence and daughters Mrs Lesser Capell and Mrs Edward Birkline, plus 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral home Reichlin Cooley of Lorain handles arrangements. Also noted are Bassil Vastine 61 of Amherst and Mrs Charles Turner of Marion, both with brief death notices and surviving relatives.
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Anna G. Schuster
Stoney Ridge Road
Avon
Schuster
St. Mary's Church
Altar Society
The
Rosary Society
Peter Schuster
Lawrence Schuster
Elyria
Lesser Capell
Lakewode
Edward Birkline
Reichlin-Cooley Funeral Home
Lorain
Amherst
Bassil Vastine
Amherst Hospital
Vastine
Myrtle
Quarry Road
Wellsburg
West Virginia
O. H. Baker
Charles Turner
Marion
Ohio
Annie D. Everard
Ninth Street
Turner
Alice Biggs
Thomas
Hannah Biggs
Troy
Russian Protest Over Amur River Raid Escalates
Russia holds Japan responsible for a raid along the Amur River frontier with Manchukuo. The government instructs its Tokyo envoy to protest, demand punishment for raiders, return seized documents, and seek compensation and protection for the consulate. Russians say some raiders were paid Japanese agents.
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Amur
Russia
Manchukuo
Japan
Tokyo
Wages and Hours Bill Urged by Green in Labor Push
President William Green of the AFL pressed House Labor Committee to back the stringent draft of the Wages and Hours bill, calling the Senate version unsatisfactory for omitting protections of collective bargaining gains. The committee indicated they found the Senate bill unacceptable on hour and wage levels. Mayor Leonard Smith fined Andy Murray ten dollars and costs in police court, totaling 16.20, for drunkenness with no street address listed.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
House Labor Committee
Green
Roon
House
MATOR
Leonard Smith
Andy Murray
Autoist
Leroy" Barr
North Olive Street
Barr
H. J. Indlcott
Broad Street
Ben Bradner
Lawrence Street
Labor and sugar bills in House schedule and delays
The House plans action on a tax loophole closure measure tomorrow or Thursday and will bring the sugar bill up Thursday or Friday. Leadership aims to pass wages and hours, taxes, sugar, and housing measures by end of next week with weeks set aside for House Senate conferences. The substitute lower court bill may be enacted meanwhile, and Labor committee action stalled by drafting disputes. An amended wage bill would set minimums from 40 to 70 cents with 35 to 40 hour weeks, while the Senate bill caps wages at 40 and requires a 40 hour week.
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Mittee
House
Senate
White House
House Labor Committee
Labor Standards Board Authority
Lana
Reuben T. Wood
Missouri Federation of Labor
Short Elyria School Board Meeting Noted
Last night ED Elyria City Board of Education meeting lasted only 45 minutes. President Mrs Julia Martin said she cannot recall a shorter session in four years of service. Absent were Superintendent R C Maston on vacation and Frank Spencer ill at home.
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Elyria City
4-H Club Picnic Program and Style Revue Details
NUMBER SIX continues with a county picnic featuring a Style Revue split into two groups based on Clothing Project levels. The winner of the top division will go to the Ohio State Fair representing Lorain County. Edgar Jones will report on the National Club camp as one Ohio 4-H delegate. Virgil Wertz of Ohio State University will discuss how current industrial conditions relate to agriculture. The event includes a Brownhelm 4-H Club band and a program committee of Lehman, Peabody, Eldred, and Barber. The sports committee consists of Hoag, Wasem, Holcomb, and Rea.
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Lorain County
Edgar Jones
Penfield Township
Brownhelm
Virgil Wertz
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Leon Lehman
Earl Peabody
Frank Eldred
William Barber
E. D. Hoag
Don Wasem
R. D. Holcomb
Rebecca Rea
Cleveland Market Report Gusts Through Turbulent Pricing
Markets show steady butter and eggs with varied fronts. Live poultry and potatoes record mixed gains, while Cleveland livestock reports detail receipts, price ranges, and bin-by-bin values for cattle calves sheep and hogs. The livestock and produce sections note activity, highs, lows, and notable quotes from local traders and elevators.
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Cleveland
U. S
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Ohio
Long Island
Lamba
Demand for Showdown in 1938 Forecast
Washington rumors fly over President Roosevelt pushing for a 1938 showdown on the new blood objective for the Supreme Court. The dispute centers on postponing a successor to Justice Van Devanter and possible court expansion or a constitutional amendment as the 1938 campaign looms. Senate and House votes, recess appointments, and party loyalty shapes intensify Democratic disharmony amid a looming judiciary battle.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Senate Democratic
Congress
Wills van Devanter
Senate
House
Homer
Cummings
New Deal
Justice van Devan Ter
Edward R. Burke
Neb
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Henry F. Ashurst
Senate Judiciary Committee
van Devanter
Mr. Roosevelt
Political clash over court bill and recess appointments
The piece notes Republican opposition and Democratic defenses as Sen. Tom Connally defends the President against pressure from Vandenberg's resolution, while Berke Wheeler and others criticize recess appointments. Connally argues the Senate has no right to pressure the President amid the dispute over the court bill.
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Berke
Sen
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
Tom Connally
Tex
Roosevelt
Connally
Senate
Vandenberg
Car Is Stolen Owner Declines To Prosecute
Lanrency of John Pekras Inst evening saved two Lakewood youths from facing charges of grand larceny. Pekras reported his car, a Buick coupe, had been stolen about 9 45 p m and that it was seen headed east on Route 20. Dover police were called and later picked up the car containing the two Lakewood youths, one 18 the other 17. They were brought back to local headquarters, Pekras appeared later, as did parents of the two boys. They were released to their parents when Pekras declined to prosecute.
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Lanrency
John Pekras
Lakewood
Pekras
Dover
Depositories For City Funds Named
Council adopted resolutions naming The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company and The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company as city fund depositories for two years from August 23, 1937. The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company holds active funds totaling 200000 dollars. The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company holds active funds totaling 31000 dollars and 40000 dollars of inactive funds earning 0.1 percent interest. No interest on active funds due to new banking regulations.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Lorain County Savings and Trust
Savings Deposit and Trust Company
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust
Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding in Oberlin
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Edmonds mark their fiftieth anniversary quietly at 17 North Pleasant street Oberlin. Friends call, gifts arrive, daughter My Coulter and family from Granville Michigan join to help celebrate. they were married in Elyria fifty years ago by Rev Williams. Mrs Edmonds formerly Emma Heusner of Henrietta. They spent most of their life in Oberlin area, with winters in Florida.
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Oberlin, O
Fred A. Edmonds
North Pleasant Street
Willard Coulter
Marie
Barbara
Billy
Granville
Michigan
Edmonds
Elyria
Williams, Pasor
Congregational Church
Emma Heusner
Henrietta
Four H Clubs To Present Program At East Oberlin
The Girls and Boys 4 H clubs of East Russia combine with the Oberlin Girls 4 H club for a program at East Oberlin Community Church Wednesday evening at 8 09. A mixed program of music demonstrations a style review and a play will be given. The public is invited and urged to attend to support the clubs.
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Linwood Beach Park
Grange
Woodland Avenue
Lockhaven
Oberlin
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Campbells Grove
East Russia
East Oberlin
Judge Projects Of Four H Clubs Here
Monday was judging day for the Girls 4 H clubs of East Russia township and Oberlin. Miss Christine Kibler of Geauga County judged and graded the work of the different groups. The morning session highlighted projects and achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Russia Township
Oberlin
Christine Kibler
Geauga County
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