Hypnosis Cure Of Stuttering Described In Columbus
Dr. Abrahm Herbert Kanter a 31 year old Columbus physician says stuttering may be cured by hypnotic methods similar to those used to deliver two babies while mothers slept in trance. He argues stuttering is a physical condition, not a speech defect, and that stammering is a separate issue caused by physical impediments.
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Columbus, O
Abrahm Herbert Kanter
Columbus
Ur Kanter
Kanter
Dr. Kanter
Recreation program invites youths for week of games
Elytia’s two play grounds at Jefferson and McKinley schools invite boys and girls to daily contests next week. A hike and wiener roast is planned August 20 with a Recreational Director in charge. Preliminary events occurred at Jefferson yesterday with multiple winners named for bike, wagon and cart races and ball throwing contests.
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Elytia
Jefferson
McKinley
Jefferson Echnel
Charlie Rawson
Heyes Avenue
Tomi Posed
Pee Wee Raig
Dewey Avenue
Sid Sprague
Furnace
Pee Wee Reig
Bert Pitkin
Madison Avenua
Herman Kelling
Jefferson Street
Ovlie Kyupelak
Til Fos Avenue
Joe Engush
Bell Avenue
Kee Wee Roig
Man Held by Police in Ponce Investigation
Local police hold a Knadale man for investigation after an arrest last evening by Officer Clare Parker on a suspicion charge. Chief Be. J. Stankard said no charges have been filed yet as the department continues the inquiry.
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Ponce
Clare
Parker
BE. J. Stankard
Elyrian Pays Fine In Intoxication Guilty Plea
August Foss of 429 West 14th Street paid a fine of 1 dollar and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication at police court before Justice of the Peace Joseph J. Petro.
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August Foss
West 14Th Street
Justice of the Peace
Joseph J. Petro
County Receives 18175 in Resettlement Payments
Resettlement administration payments in Lorain County from 1935 to 1966 totalled 18175. Loans totalling 12789 aided 2g persons and grants of 5377 aided 93 persons. Adjustments in farm debt saved 12355 from 70650 total indebtedness. Five cases extended loans or reduced interest. County benefits included 791 in taxes. Statewide loans 1669987 and grants 446047. From 1935 to 1986, 1880 cases reviewed, 1264 adjusted. pre-adjustment indebtedness 338228, reductions 495930. taxes paid 55164.
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Lorain County
Benedict Crowell
Ohio
National Emergency Council
Elyrians Report Thefts In Garages
Two Elyrian residents reported garage break ins and thefts from their autos. George Zemba Sr of 1014 on Avenue said his car was entered and two pairs of field glasses a clock a mirror and several cans of polish were stolen valued at 24 to 30 dollars. J W Wenzel of 1109 West Avenue reported several cartons of cigarettes taken from his car.
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George Zemba, Sr
On Avenue
J. W. Wenzel
West Avenue
Fire Damages Small Truck At Worthington Residence
Fire last evening caused damage to the upholstery of a small truck owned by F. G. Worthington of 303 Cleveland Street. Ridge Company No. 7 of Central Station responded. Damage was estimated and inspected by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Worthington
Cleveland Streetridge Company
Central Station
Signe
Larger Bottles For Beverages Announced
The Nehi Bottling Company of Elyria announced a bottle size increase for Par-T-Pak beverages from 24 ounces to 32 ounces, a full quart, with prices unchanged. Proprietor George Livingston said product quality will be maintained. Par-T-Pak flavors include ginger ale lime rickey Tent beer and orange and have wide local distribution.
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Nehi Bottling Company
Elyria
George Livingston
International Society delegates visit Elyria for Cedar Point meeting
Delegates from 17 states and Ontario arrive for the first annual meeting of the International Society administrative council at Cedar Point. A motorcade escorts visitors through Cascade Park to the Allen home for a reception after a hospital dinner. Prominent guests include Paul H. King of Detroit president of the society and Mrs. King. Harry McChesney of Frankfort treasury. Dr. J Archer O'Reilly of St. Louis president of the Missouri Society for Crippled Children. H. K. Stanton from the U S Department of Education. Frank R. Allen of Philadelphia trustee and finance chair. Thomas H. Blair of Ottawa treasurer. Miss Francan Shirele of Pittsburgh trustee. Miss Alberta Clare of St Louis trustee. W. F. Faulken of Madison trustee and placement chair.
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Ontario
The
International Society
Cedar Point
Cascade Park
Allen
Washington Avenue
Paul H. King
Detroit
Ganor
Rotary International Board
4-H Representatives to Expo Named
Lorain County 4-H members are named to represent at Agricultural Day at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland Monday. Neil Wise of Belden and Jean Currier of Henrietta win health contest selection by Dr. F. R. Dew. Phyis Portman and Kaye Stuntz were picked for Identification and Style Show events.
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Lorain County
Cleveland
Neil Wise
Belden
Jean Currier
Henrietta
F. R. Dew
Oberlin
Lorain County Health Commission
Phyis Portman
Kaye Stuntz
Carlisle
Ridgeville Town Hall
Exposition Plaza
Walter Llord
Farm Magazine
W. Ganson Rose
Walter Kirk
Perry Green
Ralph Howard
Dean J. Cunningham
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Court House Notes and Civil Actions in Elyria Area
Carrie Mack of Grafton sues John Droege of Olmsted Falls for 1415 and seeks foreclosure of Elyria property. Florence Shepherd seeks partition of Amherst property with Raymond B. Jones and others named as defendants. Divorces granted to Elizabeth Yubasz from Paul Yubasz for gross neglect and to Mary Vidra from John Vidra for extreme cruelty. Esther Neufer seeks foreclosure from L S Wilson et al on estate judgment of 464. John T Hesser Coal Co sues W J Stanfield Avon Lake for 386 alleged coal bill. Margaret Zakrajsek of Lorain had divorce proceedings dismissed.
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Carrie Mack
Grafton
John Droege
Olmsted Falls
Florence Shepherd
Amherst
Raymond B. Jones Et al
Guy B. Findley
Elizabeth Yubasz
Paul Yubasz
Mary Vidra
John Vidra
Esther Neufer
C. Neufer
L. 5. Wilson, Et al
Elyria Girl Honored Miss Rosemary Johnson Birthday Dinner
Miss Rosemary Johnson was honored at a dinner party for her 17th birthday anniversary at her home 349 Seventeenth Street. The event featured spring flower decor and four course dinner at 9 p m. Guests included Myra Thompson Josephine Mitchell Ossie Rineger Wanda Wicks Charles Buster Junior Rucker Marvin Brow Robert Smith Mr and Mrs Thomas Abe Nance Emma Snyder and Mr and Mrs Max Spain.
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Rosemary Johnson
Seventeenth Street
Faily
Myra Thompson
Josephine Mitchell
Ossie Rineger
Wanda Wicks
Charles Buster
Junior Rucker
Marvin Brow
Robert Smith
Mrs. Thomas
Abe Nance
Oberlin
Emma Snyder
Cleveland
Max Spain
New York
Indian Arrow Head Found During Yard Digging
Workmen digging for a new North Ridge Road bridge uncovered an Indian arrow head in a yard at 423 West Tenth Street. The small relic, about three inches below the surface, reminded young John Bonds of his heritage.
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New
North Ridge Road Bridge
Johhn
West Tenth Strees
Cooperation urged to keep America out of war
A speaker argued that the Neutrality Act strengthens the president’s ability to keep the United States from war, but success depends on wholehearted public support. He warned war profits could surge for a few while the nation faces disaster, urging unity and a peace-first stance among nations.
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Congress
America
United States
Wellington Legion Plans Officers and Memorial Events
Wellington Aug. 15. Frank Obrig and others named to present a 1937 officer slate for Morgan-Dirlam Post of the American Legion at the September 8 meeting. Another committee will arrange Willard memorials at Greenwood cemetery. Spirit of ’76 float remount planned for Cleveland convention parade. Local briefs note social visits, club gatherings, and missionary work, including Miss Ruth Hege returning from the Regian Congo.
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Wellington.o
Frank Obrig
R. W. Falls
E. C. Wise
Morgan-Dirlam
American Legion
Charles Seeley
Charles Anderson
BE. C. Wise
True Fortney
Claude Smith
Willard
Greenwood Cemetery
Post
Cleveland
Garden Club Picnics In Hummell Gardens Wellington
The Wellington Garden Club held its annual picnic in the Hummell garden with 36 members and families present. A supper followed, plans for a Wellington Fair exhibit were discussed, and new members Mrs. L G Bradstock and Mrs. John Stecey were inducted. The program featured games, Wellington Boys’ quartet songs, and an entertainment committee of Mrs. Keith Andrews and Everett Barrick.
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Wellington Garden Club
Samuel H. Hummell
Wellington
Nen
L. G. Bradstock
John Stecey
Wellington Boys
Keith Andrews
Everett Barrick
Suiper
A. B. Southard
EB. L. Barrick
Jessie Wright
Herrick Auditorium
Cliffords
Amherst
Oberlin Marriage Anounced July Fourth in Ripley
Miss Lois Rawley of Lorain and Edward Jackson of Oberlin wed July 4 in Ripley with Rev Charles J Zetler officiating. Couple to Niagara Falls and Canada after ceremony. Bride from Lorain and groom from Oberlin both educated locally, now employed. reside Lorain 324 Fourth St. Local church notices follow with multiple service times.
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Oberlin. O
Lois Rawley
Lorain
Eward Jackson
Oberlin
Ripley, N
Charles J. Zetler
Methodist Church
Olga Vicant
Jennie Kumse
Joseph P. Smith
Lorin
Joseph Brove
Filstaft
Niagara Falls
Canada
C. J. Hawley
Lorain High School
Woolworth Company
Jackson
Shirley
Oberlin High School
Kroger Company
Wherlin
Fourth Street
U. S. Official to Seek Settlement in Toledo Gas Strike
Edward F. McGrady acting secretary of labor would cut Bermuda holiday short to travel to Toledo and press a settlement of the week-old gas workers strike. The union had ordered a work stoppage but kept skeleton crews after word of his arrival. Cited risk of cutting gas to 12,000 homes and 60,000 factories, with City Manager John N. Edy pledging to prevent service loss.
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Toledo
Aus
Edward F. McGrady
Jabur
Bermuda
McGrady
New York
Union
John N. Edy
Death Notices for Katherina Webber John Korek and Michael Eslinger
Funeral services for Katherina Webber proceed Monday at 10 36 from 329 Eleventh Street and 10 45 from St Marys Church with Rev Fr James T Daley. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. John Korek to be buried at Ridgelawn Cemetery after 2 PM Monday from 516 West Street. Michael Eslinger to be prayed for Monday at 10:30 from St Marys Church, burial in St Marys Cemetery. Friends may call at 362 Blaine Street.
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Klo“Zerk
John Korek
West Street
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Michael Eslinger
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Blaine Street
Avon 500 Club Meets Avon Ohio Aug 15
The Five Hundred Club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs Patt Stokes at their home Thursday with card games and prizes awarded to Mrs Carl Schafer Joseph Fortnote Jr and W E Blake. A lunch followed. Future meeting planned at Forthofer home. Local village council met and held a special meeting. A birthday bridge party honored Mrs Julius Forthoffer. The Ladies Aid celebrated Mrs Norman Stockhaus from Bay Village with gifts. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Arthur Peak and children from Portsmouth and Jace Jensen of Elyria.
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Avon, Q
Five Hundred
Patt
Stokes
Carl Schafer
Joseph Fortnote, Jr
W. E. Blake
G. T. Wilford
Julius Forthofer
M. E Church
Norman Stockhaus
Bay Village
Arthur Peak
Portsmouth
Hattie Peak
Jace Jensen
Elytia
G. T Jensen
Nelson Chester
Detroit
Ed Beechtel
Dorothy
Josephine
Harry Christensen
Dover
Wilson Jameson
Miss Steele Speaks at South Amherst Aid Society
South Amherst August 15. Mrs George Rice home on Quarry street hosts Methodist Ladies Aid with devotionals led by Mrs Lloyd Jackson and a brief business session. Marian Steele of Middle Ridge Road speaks on The Mansion by Van Dyke, followed by two vocal duets. Milas Rice arranged a short program and 28 guests attended. A Firemen picnic is set for Rechstein Grove Sunday afternoon with basket lunch. Also a Woman's Union meeting at St Johns Evangelical Church Sunday morning after worship. Mr and Mrs William Roberts welcomed a daughter born at Elyria Memorial Hospital earlier Thursday. Mrs Roberts formerly Lillian Gleason.
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Miss Steele
South Amherst
George Rice
Quarry Street
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Lloyd Jackson
Milas Margaret Rice
Misa Marian ‘Steele
Middle Ridge Road
van Dyke
Will of God
Willian Cook
Henry Kolb
Harold Allsop
St. John’s Evangelical Church
William Roberts
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Roberts
Lillian Gleason
Local Church Schedules Briefs Mention Sunday Services
St Johns Evangelical led by Rev C E Sehmidt offers Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 30. Catholic Church of Nativity with Rev R J Steiger holds masses at 8 and 10 a m. Methodist Church with Rev B H Ryan sincludes morning worship at 9 45 and Sunday school at 11. Congregational notes Sunday school at 9230 with no worship. BRIEFS Miss Lois Springer has been
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First Methodist Church
S Lee Whitman
Ernest Yorom
Methodist
Baptist
First
Oberlin
Meth- L Ehurch
Whiteman
Epworth League
Parsonage
First Church
J. A. Richards
Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Bertram Crocker
Letla Scarlett
Tishda
Christ Church
James P. Brennan
D. Dia
lLow
Rust Methodist Church
David M. Jordan
Murph
C. Tarter
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
F.N. Marshburn
St. John's Evangical
C. E. Sehmidt
Church of Nativity
R. J. Steiger
Cleveland Market Summary: Grains Produce and Livestock Prices
Market notes Cleveland grain prices for WHEAT and CORN with No 2 white and yellow grades, butter and flour figures, and produce items including apples and potatoes. Live poultry and eggs show steady tone, with hens, leghorns, broilers and roosters priced across multiple classes. Regional listings include No 2 red and yellow grains, butter prints, and various farm goods with quoted per bushel and per pound ranges.
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Cleveland
du Hee
Fieur
Old Yanprollers
Broilers Heck
Broilers
U.S
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Mary- Cleveland Homegrowers Land
Virginia Cobblers
Idaho
Long Island
Relief Clients Asked For Order Preferences Card System Adopted
County board launches a card system to record relief clients’ preferred merchants for filling orders. Relief Director Ernest Holmes says orders will reflect client choices, a practice longstanding but now clearly understood.
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Board of County Commissioners
Ernest Holmes
Holmes
Box with 2590 dollars forgotten on Omaha train
Mina Aug 15 station attendants and train greeters kicked a pasteboard box around the platter for hours before Mrs Martha Lambert boarded the Omaha train and left the box behind with 2590 dollars inside according to a telegram.
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ST. Paul, Mina
Martha Lambert
Omaha
Frank Gay Fined on Intaxitation Charge in Cleveland
Frank Gay of Cleveland was fined $1 and costs after arraignment before Justice of the Peace Joseph Guetro in police court this morning on an intaxitation charge.
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Frank Gay
Cleveland
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Quetro
Loyalist forces press assault on rebels in city siege
Deputy Gonzalez Pea reports that Col Miguel Aranda dispersed his rebels through a 659000 population city. Machine gunners occupy houses along advance routes and no quarter is expected. The third assault targets the suburbs as Loyalist leaders claim the rebels cannot endure a weekend siege.
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Gonzalez Pea
Ammander
Col Miguel Aranda
Poultry Culling Signial Set For Wellington Fair
Reports 20 entries received for the Poultry Culling Signial to be held at the Wellington Fair next Wednesday. C J Hummel Lorain County Agricultural Extension Agent provided the news. Leon Francis Fields filed suit for divorce from Ednarda Fields of Lorain on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty, visiting her sister in Lorain recently. Melvin Emery of Elyria has been guest of grandparents Mr and Mrs William Finnery this week. Sam Kolb of Michigan is house guest of his sister Mrs Eva Bryant.
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Wellington
C. J. Hummel
Lorain County
Leon Francis Fields
Ednarda Fields
Lorain
William Blaser
Melvin Emery
Elyria
William Finnery
Sam Kolb
Michigan
Eva Bryant
Priest Outlines Lines for Lemke and House Vote
The priest described goals for Lemke and urged the Union party ticket to win so the election of a president could be decided in the House of Representatives. He noted each state has one vote in a contested House ballot, citing New York versus Utah and the Dakotas. Separately, Hugh M. Thomas of Elyria filed for divorce from Alice Thomas on grounds of gross neglect.
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Lemke
Union Party
House of Representatives
House
New York
Utah
Dakotas
Hugh M. Thomas
Elyria
Alice Thomas
Y M C A Camp Leaders Plan Fishing Trip to Michigan
Y M C A camp leaders at Iss-See-Kes plan a fishing trip into Michigan. Led by Carl Wagner the group will depart August 27 after the final camp period. Participants include Russell Gleason Charles Bush Robert Yankee Dick Selman and Carl Gleason. Charles Hupp cannot attend.
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Iss-See-Kes
Michigan
Carl Wagner
Russell Gleason
Charles Bush
Robert Yankee
Dick Selman
Carl Gleason
Charles Hupp
Auto collision at Route 82 Cowley Road injures two drivers
Vehicles driven by Frank Nemeth and Fred L. Nobles of North Eaton collided at Route 82 and Cowley Road about 1 50 p m yesterday. Sheriff’s deputies reported slight damage and no serious injuries.
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Frank Nemeth
Fred L. Nobles
North Eaton
Cowley Road
Sheriff's Department
Tragic Train Collision Claims Local Victims in Wheat Field
In Louiseville a deadly crash left seventeen dead at the scene and four more dying en route to hospitals. Neighbors and officials rushed to aid victims, pulling bodies from wreckage as flames spread through the field and a nearby van.
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Houle
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Elyrian
Eerie Gael
Frank Luppino Srof
Lom Street
Elyrians
Budapest
Francan Shirele
Pittsburgh
Alberta Clare
St. Louis
W. F. Faulken
Madison
Wisconsin
Expo
John T. Hesser Coal Company
W. J. Stanfield
Avon Lake
Margaret Zakrajsek
Tom
Gitalor Grissinger
Dickson
Ag Cora M. Shepard VL
Legion Post Names Nominating Committee
Italia
Lakewood
E. L. Barrick
Dorothy Hughes
James West
Mae Calley
Joe Bickel
LaGrange
Harold Huttenhower
Fred Douglas
Huttonhowers
Wadsworth
Salem
George Arnold
Keith Arnold
Marysville
Robert Herrick
Kenneth Merrick
Charles Silver
Elkhart
Ind
Vivian
Leland Martin
John Green
Hagerstown
Harold Creglow
Elizabeth Redhouse Creglow
Washington, D. C
H. A. Ruger
Gertrude Johns
Frank Branson
Indianapolis
Garden Club
Hummell Gardens
Allan Harris
Raimer Henderson
Tulsa
Oklahoma
J. T. Henderson
Frank R. Dew
Barnesville
Summerfield
Frank Huntley
University of Chicago
Paul Sennhenn
Vermilion
S. E. Jackson
Locust Street
Helen Brady
Orchard Street
U. S
Eslinger Funeral
Avon
Mrs. Wilford
Mrs
Stuckhaus
Rechstein’s Grove
News Auien
the Woman's Union
Lois Springer
Paul Hankel
Buskel
Ty Heeke
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Iron Firerman
T. O. Murphy Co
Elyrin, Ohto
Turner Block
Pee A
Lorain County Company
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