57 Children At Today's Clinic
A 17 year old Mansfield boy named Andy Scholler was among 57 northern Ohio children examined at the semi monthly crippled children’s clinic at Gates Hospital. He walks with crutches and has both legs crippled from infantile paralysis but now moves with artificial aids. Thirteen new cases were noted among today’s group, with Dr. C H Heyman and Dr F A Lawrence leading the examination. more than 100 patients are now seen monthly across two summer clinics. Represented cities include Elyria Amherst Avon Wellington Columbia Station Oberlin North Ridgeville Dover Center Ashland Medina Willard Attica New Washington Alliance Mansfield Sharon Shelby Creveland Lewisville Bucyrus New Haven Crestline Cardington Conneaut Shiloh Rock Creek Ash tabula and Fairport Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Ohio
Gates Hospital
Andy Scholler
Frank W. Hoover
Dove
C. H. Heyman
Cleveland
F. A. Lawrence
Elyria
Amherst
Avon
Wellington
Columbia Station
Oberlin
North Ridgeville
Dover Center
Ashland
Medina
Willard
Attica
New Washington
Alliance
Sharon
Shelby
Creveland
Lewisville
Bucyrus
New Haven
Crestline
Cardington
Conneaut
Shiloh
Rock Creek
Ashtabula
Fairport Harbor
Payroll Messenger Heist Netted 34000 In Woodriver
Three men stormed a Woodriver payroll office using two sub machine guns and escaped with about 34000. Police pursued leads as investigators questioned employees and examined nearby traffic and surveillance footage for clues to the suspects.
Robbery Targeted Shell Messenger in Wood River
Ralph Welsch, a payroll messenger for Shell Petroleum Company, was accosted by three men who robbed him at gunpoint of $34,000 as he entered his car to drive to the plant. The incident also involved a Fiji National Bank employee in Wood River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Patroleum Company
Ralph Welsch
Fiji National Bank of
Woodriver
Cost of Operating Court Decreases in 1939 Budget
The common pleas court budget for 1939 totals 27142, down 535 from this year chiefly due to jury fee cuts from 7000 to 6000. Judges Findley and Cook sought a 100 increase for the law library and 360 for court shorthand reporters, with library at 500 and reporters at 5520. The archangel Michael is cited as the saint of high places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
D. A. Cook
Amherst Community Programs and Local Notices
Amherst hosts Summers Christmas program by Mission Band at First Evangelical Church with readings, devotions, and offerings for missionary fields. Also recitals at St Peter Church and announcements of meetings, picnics, and legion gathering. Frances Plato funeral rites planned at St Joseph Church. Birth reported for Mrs Carl Rothgery’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mission Band of the
First Evangelical Church
Ladies’ Arts and Womans
Katherine Kuhn
Mary Hanchette
M. A Hayes
Manel Springer
Esther Sick
John Flakbemer
Evangelical Missions
Hed
Haneheth
The
Missionary Society
Aire J HO Ludwig
Tadies Ard Society
Tyee
Allen Lange
Bob Berk
Burton Sick
Louisa Sick
Hnstesses
Floyd Co Moore
St Potor Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ben Csuets
Isle
Jeanne Wise
Mre Carroll Hankinson
Elyria
Moore
Amherst Church Visits and Announcements Digest
Local notes record visitors to Amherst including Cleve and Mrs R Mr and Mrs Henry B land guests of Rev C Prisse and others. Church bulletins list services at St Peters Evangelical and Reformed, Foret Evangelical, St Paul Lutheran, German Methodist, St Joseph RC, Foursquare Church and Evangelistic services with timings and Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
St Paul Lutheran Church
Henry Bosse
Cleveland
Thornton Roberts
George Mengel
Cleve
Henry Bland
C Prisse
J A Welsh
Grace Peas Elyma
Amherst
RC. Bosse
Buffele Ana Ele
Charles Plata
Frances Pio
Frank T.llings
Elsrit
Charles Swordds
King Kiaxnr
George Bo' Amy
Smythe and Venek
JDK
Wilken Terain
Rocaller Pharsdas
Churcil
St. Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church
C. FE. Sehrod
Nn C Brese
Launches His New Home In West Branch Of River
August Mork, chef at Seder’s Restaurant, completed launching a small two room house boat on the west branch of the Glace River just south of West Bridge. The craft measures 20 by 6 feet, with plans for a larger 60 foot vessel in about none years. It rests in the water after a two week launching, anchored on both sides with steel cables to prevent movement during storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Mork
Seders
Glace River
West Bridge
Merl
Merk
Turk
Icc
Cain
Builder plans eight foot bridge over river for home access
The speaker details his plan to construct a bridge about eight feet above water to reach his home even in a rise. He notes this is his third boat built, with the first one launching a woman who traveled from Duluth to Detroit. His current boat has not yet undergone trials but is designed as a home vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Duluth
Minnesota
Detroit
Auto Collisions Reported To Police
Police reported several vehicle crashes yesterday. James Watters of 9201 Lorain Avenue Cleveland and Robert Mahl of 437 East Broad Street damaged their vehicles on Taylor Street around 8 35 PM. Yum Welsh of 202 West Bridge Street said his car struck a parked vehicle on Water Street about 9 10 PM. Mrs G Plato of Vermilion struck a vehicle owned by Vance B Hiatt of 318 Sixth Street parked at Broad and Fast Avenue around 7 45 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watters
Lorain Avenue
Cleveland
Robert Mahl
East Broad Street
Taylor Street
Yum Welsh
West Bridge Street
Water Street
Man Charged With Intoxication After Arrest at Home
William Watson of 134 Hamilton Street was arrested at his residence about 1 15 p m yesterday on complaint of his wife and charged by police with intoxication. He is to be arraigned on the charge in police court at 9 a m Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watson
Hamilton Street
Alonday
Brass and copper wire stolen from barn in Elyria theft
E Kailes of 410 Furnace street reported the theft of brass and copper wire valued at 15 dollars from a barn at 847 West River street. Police held two Lorain men for investigation after they were picked up on East Bridge street around 1 45 AM today. The initial claim said they were Elyrians but later...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Richmond
West Bridge Street
Richmond
Clyde Beaver
Beaver
West River Street
E. Kailes
Furnace Street
Kaies
East Bridge Street
Plague reports and parolees surface in Lorain tale
The article notes two men admitting to living in Lorain. One is on parole from Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus. The piece also mentions Italy’s airplane factories operating and bubonic plague reports spreading in several parts of South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ohi State Penitentiary
Columbus
Por Dace
Italy
South Africa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Haserodt
Haserodt’s
Broad St. Elyria
Fiesta
Broad St
Archangel Michael
Sawyer
Charles Sawyer
Martin K. Davey
Ambherst
Lutheran Ladies
South Amherst
Kentleigh Corner
Reckstine Woods
Sam Wragg
Charles Good
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Walther League
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Hospital News
Carl Pippert
North Main Street
Betty Rackus
Carl Rothgery
Sandusky
B A. Jenne
Church St
Carden
the Rhine
St. Castor
MOA
BE. L. CE
Corerelational Church
the Wailhiners
Methodist Church
Tarris
St Joseph RC Church
Dimes Smyth
Foursquare Church
Daniel E Buse
Naniet Ro
West Branch of River
Westinghouse
Histor
Pane Taxi
Acme
Penney Company, Inc
Oxfords
the Saum Shoe Co
Grant
Penney
Reddy Kilowatt
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