Legislature To Have Many New Members
The incoming Ohio Legislature in January will feature many new faces, especially in the State Senate, due to retirements and renomination defeats. The anti and pro Davey factions both saw casualties, with key leaders Keith Lawrence and Verner Metcalf leaving Senate roles. Several incumbents and former members face renomination losses, and many House members are listed among Senate nominees, signaling a broad turnover in state government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Senate
Senate
Keith Lawrence
Verner E. Metcalf
Hatchet
J. Ralph Seidner
Mahoning
H. D. Byrne
Portage
Kent
John Taylor
Columbiana
William F. Hurley
Lorain
William R. Foss
Mercer
Howard L. Shearer
D. Hamilton
Bart T. McIntyre
Cuyahoga
John F. Connolly
Joseph Lustenberger
Charles A. Mauer
Cincinnati
John T. J. McGowan
Youngstown
Ray A. Knight
L. C. Washburn
Akron
Samuel A. Anderson
D. Licking
Raymond Rutherford
Brown
Earl L. Heck
Montgomery
Frank R. Wible
Cuyeahoga
House
James Metzenbaum
Davey
Central Labor Union To Meet Tonight At U of F W Rail
The Central Labor Union plans its regular meeting on Thursday August 1st at the U of F W Rail. Secretary A Kemp will report on the State Labor Convention in Cincinnati and present activity updates, plus the label committee’s completed work and related matters.
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Central Labor Union
U. of F. W. Rail
Secy
A. Kemp
Cincinnati
Sternberg case continued on music violation charge
The Charles Sternberg Hilltop Tavern proprietor facing a city ordinance music violation had the case continued to September 1 at the request of defense counsel David Hyman. Sternberg was arrested earlier and appeared in police court this morning with the continuance granted by Justice Leonard Smith in Mayor Petro’s absence on vacation. SPARE TIRE STOLEN FROM Doman VEHICLE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sternberg
Hilltop Tavern
East Bridge Street
David Hyman
Sternberg
Justice of the Peace
Leonard Smith
Joseph Q. Petro
Sam Doman, Jr
Irondale Street
Broad Street
Ohio Primary Election Vote Returns Table
The Ohio primary election results are tabulated by the Secretary of State for all 8,601 precincts. Incumbents are marked with an X. Democrats:
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Ohio
Columbus
Secretary of State
Rebekah Aid Elects Officers for Year in Oberlin
The Rebekah Aid Society met at Mrs. J Rudekoff’s home on North Pleasant with new officers elected for the coming year. President Marjorie Knepper, vice president Thelma Malham, recording secretary Velma Brill, and treasurer Beatrice Baldwin. A picnic is planned for Friday August 19 at Locke's Grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Rebekah Aid Society
J. Rudekoff
North Pleasant Street
Marjorie Knepper
Thelma Malham
Velma Brill
Beatrice Baldwin
Locke
Rebekah
Mary Hacker
Baptist Ass'n Convenes Third Annual Northern Ohio session
The Northern Ohio Baptist Association meets at Mt Zion Baptist Church with Rev H J Tucker as pastor. Session opened with registration and luncheon, good attendance and speakers including Mrs Lydia Davis and Rev W H McKinney. Session to close Friday evening. Also notes on a newlywed couple and Wo man’s Auxiliary events and various local notices.
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Northern Ohio Baptist Association
Mi. Zion Baptist Church
H J. Tucker
Lydia Davis
East Mt. Zion Church
Cleveland
W. H. McKinney
Antioch
Angie Johnson
Youngstown
Edna Lewis
Woman's Auxilary O. B. G. A
M. F. Washington
Reform pledges drive key Ohio 1938 primary contest
The Cleveland led field in the GOP Senate nomination with James Metzenbaum securing victory by about 54,000 votes over the runner up. Across Ohio the New Deal issue looms in the gubernatorial race as Republicans like Taft attack Bulkley. In Congress Harold Mosier loses, Arthur Lamneck and John Hunter win renomination, while George Bender and L. L. Marshall gain at large seats. Attorney General race narrows with Thomas Herbert favored over Verner Metcalf, who vows prosecutions from the graft inquiry. The tight race for the Ohio Supreme Court nomination draws heavy attention.
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AAB SA
Davey
Senator
Bulkley
Wisite Dene
Metzenbaum
Ible
Davidson
Rogers
Harper
Ward
Steele
W. J. Kennedy
Kinsley
Oj. Kennedy
Duffy
Congress
Young Saiort
McSweeney
Mosier
Weygandt
Supreme Court
Winegardner Tid Ann
German i
Bowman
Dixon We
Rowan
Smith Republicans
Bracker
Day
Taft
Herbert
Aes
Secretary OF State
Hummel Keene
Griffith
McCarthy
Baker
Ebright
Hoover
Lewis
Williams Mao
Metcalf
WTA
Ox A Bender
Marshall
Jeffrers
Wharton
Yearick
Wanamaker
Bord
Matthias
Hart Ose
Turner
James Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Robert J. Bulkley
George White
Arthur H. Day
Harold G. Mosier
Stephen M. Young
Arthur P. Lamneck
Columbus
Toledo
John F. Hunter
Suh
George H. Bender
L. L. Marshall
Euclid
Young
John McSweeney
Col
Thomas J. Herbert
Verner E. Metcalf
Herbert S. Duffy
State Supreme Court
Former Elyrians Turn Car Into Mobile Home on 9,000 Mile Trip
Mr and Mrs C R Marsh of Eus tis Florida decorate their car with trailer features for a six month tour. The vehicle includes running water a dining table and bed space with a rear bumper vise and a small cookstove. They have logged 9 230 miles since leaving Florida with only two oil changes and an average cost of 18 cents per mile.
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C. R. Marsh
Eustis
Florida
Elyria
O. W. Marsh
Longford Avenue
Auitomobile
Marsh
Mrs Marsh
Texas
Ely
Glen Rogers
Rogers
Ohio Republicans split on chairmanship after primary results
The Ohio GOP saw varied post primary moves with Hart winning the governorship race by about 3000 votes over Turner. Don L. Ebright won the State Treasurer nomination. Paul M. Herbert secured Lieutenant Governor nomination. Democratic chairman hopes shift to new leaders as Poulson steps aside and Sawyer may name a new state chair with several contenders discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorn
Edward C Turner Columbus
Supreme Court
William L. H Alliance
Hart
Don L. Ebright
Akron
Earl Griffith
Gilead
Paul M. Herbert
Charles A. Bracher
Dayton
Francis W. Poulson
State Central Committee
Sawyer
Artur U. Limbach
New Philadelphia
John Quintivan
Toledo
Hugh L. Nichols
Batavia
William J. Leonard
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Poulson
Davey
Ford Pickens
Circleville
Pickens
State Division of Aid For the
L. A. Winchell
Plan Observance Of Battle Of Lake Erie
Descendants of American and British participants in the Battle of Lake Erie are being sought by a congressional committee planning a next month observance marking 125 years of peace and open borders between the United States and Canada. A letter from H D Hopkins asks Mayor Joseph Petro to help locate descendants and to identify civic groups and individuals for participation. Congressman Don W Harter chairs the commission, with five border district congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Congressional
United States
Canada
Joseph Q. Petro
H. D. Hopkins
Commodore Perry
Don W. Harter
Y M C A Boys Scavenger Hunt Winners Named
Y M C A boys division held a scavenger hunt with thirty competitors in fifteen pairs. First prize went to Charles Demos and Leon Altfeld for finding garlic a powder puff and charcoal. Second prize to Rogert Rosselot and Glen Seeley and third to William McMuh en and Jack Perkins. Next week’s activities include a mystery trip and an Indian scouting exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Demos
Leon Altfeld
Rogert Rosselot
Glen Seeley
William McMuhen
Jack Perkins
Wrist watch missing reported on Walnut street
Huby Martin of 36 Walnut street reported the theft of a wrist watch. She left the watch in a case on her bicycle while at a local theatre and returned to find the case, and watch, missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huby Martin
Walnut Street
Roosevelt Delivers Georgia Rally Speech Amid Primary Heat
President Roosevelt visits Barnesville for a rural electrification celebration as Georgia voters head into a fierce primary day. He defends New Deal policies while a northern critic seeks to counter him. the South is urged to unite for national welfare and economic improvement. The speech touches on education and regional economic ties, stressing a shared fate with the nation.
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Georgia
Barnesville
Roosevelt
Camp
George
Rew
South
Resignation Shifts Darke County School Superintendent Post
A successor in that office resigned yesterday to become superintendent of Darke County schools. The Republican state central committee will meet soon to set a date for the party convention and decide whether Ed D. Sehorr of Cincinnati should be retained as state chairman for another two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darke County
Republican State Central Committee
Ed D. Sehorr
Cincinnati
Markets Produce Prices and Listings From Regional Bazaars
Market notes show baskets of apples and vegetables with varied pricing. onions, parsley, squash, tomatoes and peppers listed by basket, peck, or dozen. Grain and mill feeds priced by weight. flour from Montana Milling Co. Several figures for Chicago cas sales and live poultry markets cited. prices fluctuate with commodities notes and cartage terms.
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Sheets
Mortana Milling Co
Chicago
Dee Mall
Elias Tan Rau
Oberlin County Nominating Contests Endorse Six Winners
In Oberlin six precincts held vigorous pre election contests with committeemen Eugene Zavadovsky M A Houghton Dorothea Thomas John C Kennedy Luke E Steiner and G D Keller winning. Ridgeville saw Mrs Grace Spicer elected with 58 votes to 44 for Adolph Frank. Elyria recorded two precinct contests with Deputy Sheriff J Cordy and William Jenne winning.
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Oberlin
Eugene Zavodsky
M. A. Houghton
Dorothea Thomas
John C. Kennedy
Luke E. Steiner
G. D. Keller
Ridgeville
Grace Spicer
Adolph Frank
Elyria
J. Cordy
William Jenne
Southern leader outlines goals to sustain gains and speed progress
The speaker argued the South has made strong economic and social strides and must maintain gains by raising wages, farm incomes, and small business profits. The special train will stop tonight in Greenville, S.C., then proceed to Washington, arriving early tomorrow after leaving Barnesville.
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South
Barnesville
Greenville
S.C
Washington
First Aid Kits For School Buses Approved
Lorain County village and rural schools were notified that bus first aid kits must be approved by Dr. F R Dew county health commissioner. Superintendent C A Gibbons said the State Department of Education suggested this move and noted three companies have kits approved by Dr Dew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
F. R. Dew
C. A. Gibbons
State Department of Education
Dew
Harmonica Band to Make Its First Public Appearance
Elyria introduces a new Y M C A harmonica band directed by Carl Gleason with nine members, including six harmonica players and three jug players. They seek three more sweet potato players and will perform August 25 at the boys division membership party closing the Summer carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Y. M. C. A. Spoys
Carl Gleason
Tom Hitchinson
John Weller
Robert Cooley
Charles Stewart
Social Security Act marks third anniversary observed
The Social Security Act turns three on August 14 with observance August 15 in the Lorain district served by the Social Security Board. Miss Margaret F. Holton, manager of the local field office, plans the observance as every state now has unemployment insurance laws under the act. She notes over 25,500,000 workers are covered by 51 state and territorial laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Social Security Board
Margaret F. Holton
Bolton
Court actions and divorces tied to Lorain County cases
The First Savings and Loan Company sued Fred H Brumby et al for 1668 on a note and sought foreclosure of property in Sheffield township. Walton J Moore of 2521 Broadway Lorain was bound to the grand jury on a 500 bond after an affidavit by Walter W Hines alleging a 100 worthless check for an automobile. The car was found on Gulf road and Moore admitted abandoning it. Nicole Willmore sought partition of Elyria property against Rosetta Mr Clain et al. Irvin O Rechkemmer of Lorain filed for divorce from Clara J Rechkemmer of Canton on neglect and cruelty, married 1935. John Kominis filed for divorce from Hedwick Kominis of Amherst on neglect and cruelty, married 1924 with four children.
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First Savings and Loan Company
Fred H. Brumby
Walton J. Moore
Broadway
Lorain
Preston I. Cven
Walter W. Hines
Walt Hines, Inc
Moore
Gulf Road
C. J. Cordy
Nicole Willmore
Elyria
Rosetta
Clain, Et al
Irvin O. Rechkemmer
Clara J. Rechkemmer
Canton
John Kominis
Hedwick Kominis
Ambherst
Death Record Mrs Fred Hacker Wellington Ohio
Mrs. Fred Hacker died at 82 after a lengthy illness at her home. She leaves husband Ralph and two surviving children Mrs O C Metcalf and Howard Hacker, with another son Arthur deceased in 1917. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Fred Hacker Wellington
Fred Hacker
Ralph Hacker
Clevelane
O. C. Metcalf
Thera
Howard Hacker
Arthur
Cytup Sherman
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Brown Hotel
Esther Wood
Professor St
Rebekah Aid
Garrettsville
Mr. Lampson
Jefferson G. Lampson
Gertrude Greenwood
North Cedar Avenue
Muanistee
Michigan
and Airs
Joan Frazer
Mr. Frazer
New Jersey
Pulley
East Vine Street
Baptist Ass'n. Convenes
Bailey
Allen Bailey
South Cedar Street
Oberlin W. C.T. U
W. L. Persons
Elim Street
W. P. Hume
Alaska
Canadian Northwest
ON IS Born
Conner Gunn
Detroit
Gunn
L. T. McFarland
Forest Street
Jean
Laura Ann Williams
Wayne, Ohio
Margaret Paddock
Morgan Street
W. F. Bohn
Oak Street
Smoky Mountains
Bradshaw Coal McQuistion & Helfrich
Elyrians
G. J. O'Connor
E. Sth
Y.M.C.A
Qee
Democratic Party
New Deal
Othan Wearin
D. Ta
Gur M. Gillette
Maury Maverick
Tex
Willam
McFarlane
Ike Maverick
Ronsevi It
Pope
Republican National Committee
John D. M. Hamilton
Idaho
Ae En
Neue Ste 'Yan
Laghers Lee
Lestat
Chas
Seomnnee
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
Cash Immediately Motor Car Loan CO
Court Street
Onio Phone
Western Reserve Finance
Lharmonica
Janey
Pennsylvania
Kiusset Bakers
Duchess
Boston
Ee &E
South Haven
Fuller
Tag
Fuller Brush CO
Astrakian
Coca-Cola
Kellogg’s
Richelieu
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