Ladies Auxiliary wins second prize at national convention
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Am beret Bagies placed second for pidaddesti work at the Fraternal Order of Bagies national convention in Chicago. Prizes totaled about $00. The Amherst auxiliary won first in the state Akron contest, while Amherst also competed for drill prizes with results pending for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amberet Bagies
Fraternal Order of Bagies
Chicago
Akron
Amherst
Rotarians To Hear F B I Speaker
EF P Guinane of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Cleveland district will speak at the Rotary Club weekly luncheon at the Elks Restaurant on Second Street tomorrow noon. The program, arranged by Harry Luethi of the Chamber of Commerce, has an unannounced subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. P. Guianane
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cleveland
Rotary Club
Elks Restaurant
Second Street
Harry Luethi
Chamber of Commerce
Guinane
Released From Jail, He Is Back Later Same Day
John Tatara, 43, of R. D. 2 Elyria, was freed from the county jail at 1:45 p.m. after paying a fine and costs of 15 dollars 94 cents for intoxication, only to be arrested again at 9:50 p.m. for driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tatara
R. D
Elyria
Airline Feeder System Urged by Dupont
Richard C. Dupont of All-American Aviation urges a nationwide feeder air system with subsidies to link regional feeders to mainline airports. His firm currently collects mail and express from 58 cities on two routes across Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania, planning faster delivery and passenger access via flag stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard C. Dupont
Wilmington
Del
All-American Aviation, Inc
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Post Office Department
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Dupont
Duponts
Ohio Cies
Marietta
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake
Man Arrested on Intoxication Charge After Car Start Attempt
Tatara was arrested at 7:45 p m Saturday by deputy sheriffs on Oberlin road for intoxication and fined 310 and costs after arraignment before Justice Preston L Coon. He had been arrested on a driving charge on Route 57 last night and was to be arraigned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatara
Oberlin Road
Preston L. Coon
Oberlin School Board Holds Special Meeting on Refunds
Oberlin Board of Education met to canvass bids for refunding notes of the State School Foundation Fund. Ohio National Bank bought the notes at two and eight eighths percent interest. Notes totaling $19,668.64 have been held by Oberlin banks for about fifteen months. State law now covers repayment, with no set deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Board of Education
State School Foundation Fund
Ohio National Bank
East Oberlin Church Plans August Ice Cream Social
East Oberlin church continues its social program and Sunday services with a rotating committee led by Mrs. L. Hurst. Last Sunday the primary class children held a devotional led by Mrs. Margaret Reese and Frances Charlton spoke on Martin Luther. The ice cream social is set for Tuesday evening August 22, inviting all. The L. C. W. meeting is postponed to Wednesday August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oberlin
Margaret Reese
Frances Charlton
Martin Luther
L. Hurst
Demonstration To Feature Grange Meeting Tuesday
Oberlin Grange will hold a Tuesday lecture hour with a demonstration as part of its meeting agenda. The program highlights a practical presentation and community discussion aimed at local residents and Grange members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Grange
What 19 Do Until the Doctor Comes First Aid Demo
An evening demonstration on First Aid titled What 19 do Until the Doctor Comes will be shown at nine o clock. Oberlin Fire Department members and others will exemplify the procedures. All Grange members are urged to attend.
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Oberlin Fire Department
The
Grange
Local social notices mention gatherings and travel
The Past Noble Grand Association of Vine Rebekah Lodge meets at Mrs. J. Rudekoff’s home on 61 North Pleasant. Guests visit from Toledo and Cleveland. Joel E. Collins attends a family reunion in Michigan. Oberlin Scout master Vincent Hart and Wade Hallauer return from a five week western camping trip. American Legion delegates attend Akron convention. Various residents enjoy visits to Maine, Erie, and Vermilion, plus summer teaching and vacations at Georgian Bay and Middlebury College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Association of
Vine Rebekah Lodge
J. Rudekoff
North Pleasant Street
C. E. Wigton
Wigton
Lowry
Raymond
Peggy Sorreil
Cleveland
Joel E. Collins
Collins and Forester
John Foresters
Great Lakes Beach
Michigan
Frank Wilson
South Main Street
Wilson
L. H. Reed
F. Brinkman
Toledo
Wilson Home
Clyde Wilson
Arthur
Munson
Vincent S. Hart
Oberlin
Wade Hallauer
Charles Hallauer
Groveland Street
West Coast
National Parks
San Francisco Exposition
Lorain
Nads- Sachusetts
C. D. Ryals
F. R. Dew
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Akron
W. A. Heusner
West College Street
Southwest Harbor
Maine
Mar
Don Leahy
South Street
Leahy
Erie
R. P. Jameson
Georgian Bay
Jameson
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Chasity Sherod
County Health Department
Vermilion
Death of John Gutensohn After Stroke in Elyria
John Gutensohn 51 of 819 East avenue died after a paralytic stroke at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Born in Grodenhutten Ohio he lived in Elyria 18 years and worked as a stationary engineer at Fos Furnace Co. Survived by wife Fannie two daughters Miss Charles Hosenfeld Philadelphia and Mrs William Sehrock Elyria two grandchildren and several sisters and a brother. Friends may call Welsh Funeral Home with services Wednesday at Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gutensohn
East Avenue
Elyria Memoriaal Hospital
Grodenhutten O
Elyria
Fos Furnace Co
Cnevadier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Aloravian
Fannie
Ais
Charles Hosenfeld
Philadelphia
William Sehrock
This City
C. O. Miksch
Parsons
Kansas
Mars
A. J. Gammon
Enid
Oklahoma
Foster Lickex
Pullman
Washington
H. A. van Vieck
Mirs
H. H. Hamilton
Elmer Gutensonn
Gradenhutten
Charles Kennedy
Uhrichsville
Ohio
Ida Smith
Alyus
Frank Armstrong
Lakewood
Ridge Hill Alemorial Park
Obituary of Mrs Lorena Hartman Reynolds in Wellington
Mrs Lorena Hartman Reynolds 82 died at her daughter Mrs Myrtle Gockstetter’s home in Huron last night. Widow of Nelson Reynolds she came to Wellington in 1885 and lived there until moving to her daughter’s home. Survived by daughter Alta Gregg of New London son Charles sister Mrs Mary Fox Wellington two half sisters and three half brothers eleven grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at Keith Andrews funeral home with burial in Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lorena Hartman Reynolds
Myrtle Gockstetter
Huron
Nelson Reynolds
Gockstetter
Alta Gregg
New London
Charles
Mary Fox
Keith Andrews
Spencer
Court House Notes Confusion Over Plaintiff in Injury Suit
Miss Vivian Scott of Elyria clarifies she is not the Vitugian Scout plaintiff in a $3,000 personal injury suit filed August 3 concerning a traffic accident in Lorain. A petition to sell Beth el Way of the Cross Church property for $3,500 with $300 down and mortgage balance was filed. Alberta Robinson of Elyria Avenue seeks deed back from Harry and Clara Steel, WPA workers, to care for her in old age. The suit alleges failure to uphold care agreements and requests deed back so she may qualify for state aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Scott
Y. W. Co UA
Miss Scott
Elyria
Loral
William and
Becky Givner
Common Pleas Court
Bethel Way of the Cross Church of Christ of Lorain
Alberta Robinson
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Harry Steel
WPA
Clara Steel
Plantuf
Ohio
Mrs Carl Converse Honored Doris Rook Bride Elect
Mrs Carl Converse hosted a Wednesday evening gathering for Miss Doris Rook bride elect of Juli Nagey. Eighteen guests enjoyed games and a charming light supper served by Mrs Walter Rook. The dining room table held assorted gifts as Doris opened them, receiving many personal presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Carl Converse
Doris Rook
Walter Rook
Cleet
Unity Circle Ladies Aid Plans Fall Show at Spencer Town Hall
The Unity Circle of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society held its last meeting of the year with a picnic supper at six at the country home of Mrs Charles Fuller. The year’s report was given and plans were made for the annual show bazaar and supper at Spencer Town Hall in Fritha on September 1st with both afternoon and evening servings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Circle
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Charles Fuller
Spencer Town Hall
Fritha
Harmony group of Methodist Ladies' Aid meets for sewing
Twenty-two members of the Harmony group met with Mrs. Charles Crick Thursday evening. After the sewing period a business meeting was held by the president. The group presented Miss Doris Regi with a gift and plans for upcoming events. Mr and Mrs Otto Allen announce the approaching marriage of their son Warren to Miss Lillian Thompson of Akron on Saturday Sept 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Group
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Charles Crick
Doris Regi
Otto Allen
Warren
Lillian Thompson
Akron
Conference Aims to Halt New York Milk Strike
Mayor LaGuardia seeks immediate settlement to halt a week old strike halving NYC milk supply. Dairy Farmers Union says distributors threaten to starve babies, while Metropolitan Milk Distributors Bargaining Agency claims union terror and cites over 1.25 million dollars in losses. Prices are in dispute at 100 pounds of milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F. H. LaGuardia
Dairy Farmers Union
New York State
Pennsylvania
Vermont
New York City
Metropolitan Milk Distributors Bargaining Agency
Auto crash and lake wrecks claim and injure many
Akron woman killed en route to church in an automobile collision. Four family members were seriously injured. Police say driver J H Costella, 49, failed to yield the right of way. Robert W Fisher of Middletown dies from injuries in a Columbus area crash. Brothers John Gordon 23 and Elmer 25 with Mrs Martha Barnett 38 injured when their car hit a parked vehicle. In Lake Erie high winds capsized boats with 12 people rescued after a motor boat loop near Cleveland harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
J H. Costella
Robert W. Fisher
Middletown
Columbus
John Gordon
Elmer
Dalton
Martha Barnett
Lake Erie
Cleveland Harbor
Wedding and community notes from Talmadge area church events
The weddings and family notices recount a wedding planned at the Congregational church in Talmadge with Lillian Thompson listed as the bride. The record also notes numerous visits, travels, and family gatherings involving Thompson, Walters, Woods, Heirs, Hisey, Allen, Norris, Jefferies, Kerr, Rook, and other local residents, including travels to Portsmouth, Canton, Cleveland, Medina, and Los Angeles, with several funerals, births, and reunions across Wooster, Ashland, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Talmadge
Lillian
George Thompson
Akron
Ewing Walters
Portsmouth
Tuen
Relawnees
W Winters
van Guder
Temple Baptist
Mrrs
Walters
Washington
Dwight Allen
Delphos
Clara Woods
Muss Beulah
Fred Fishburn
Wooster
J. G. Kuontz
Huntington United Church
Brookside Park
Ashland
Joan
Virginia Hisey
Garfield Heights
Sesturday
Munday
Ali
O. E. Allen
Terrence Curtice
Canton
Ann
James Norris
Als
Mary Weaver
Creston
Wem
Alis
Ernst Jefferies
Phils
Cleveland
A. Firestone
Vinton Brown
Donald Brause
Mae Kissinger
Homerville
Orson Howe
Donald Wilson
Lakewood
Allard Fuller
Rey
Dale Lechleitner
Los Angeles
California
A. H. Leehleitner
Leehleitner
Bush
Medina
Beulah Woods
Butler
Aaron Browand
Tatchfield
Grant Hull
Jimmy Rook
Dewey Rook
Lodi Hospital
Rice
Wooster State Park
Bobbie Reese
Grafton
Donald Brouse
Ina Corey
Harry
Billman Avenue
Legionnaires Of Ohio pledge aid to youth
AKRON Aug 21 UP five thousand Legionnaires pledged themselves to help America's youth solve its problems as the 21st Ohio American Legion convention began its second day. State Commander E L Jensen urged youths assume citizenship duties and a 600 strong model encampment of Buckeye Boys' State sons of the American Legion showcased youth work. Bob Lukens 16 Akron spoke for his generation outlining junior group efforts while downtown festivities featured blocked streetcars and playful pageantry. Thomas Donnelly Columbus secretary of the Ohio State Federation of Labor warned some 11 000 000 unemployed must be employed under the current system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Legionnaires
America
21St
Ohio Américan Legion Convention
E. L. Jensen
Springfield
the Legion
Sons of the American Legion
Peninsula
Ohio
Bob Lukens
Buckeye Boys
American Legion
Thomas Donnelly
Columbus
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Elyrians Return From New York World's Fair Program
About 60 Elyrians traveled to New York for Elsna Day at the World’s Fair and mostly returned home with praise for the Elyria delegation’s show directed by Irving Plain. A 3,000 crowd at the fair enjoyed the program, which impressed officials who may invite another Elyria performance next year. The Artisans Band was invited to stay at Palm Gardens Restaurant but most players returned to their Elyria jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elyria
Elyria Group
Irving Plain
Fair
Artisans Band
Palm Gardens
Grand Jury Indicts Seven in Louisiana Oil Probe
NEW ORLEANS AUG 21 Federal Grand Jury returns three new indictments against seven men near the end of last night. Dr J A Shaw who oversaw the state's oil resources is central to the case. Indictments allege mail fraud against six defendants and include former LSU president James Monroe Smith facing income tax charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
J. A. Shaw
James Monroe Smith
Louisiana State University
Contempt Case Taken Under Advisement in Lorain
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook took under advisement a contempt case against A Ernie Williams of Lorain for alleged back alimony totaling 730 dollars due Ruth N Williams. Divorced ten years, Williams paid 2300 one time and agreed to 400 annually thereafter, with unpaid alimony for a year served at Lewisburg federal penitentiary for alleged participation in a lottery plot to sell the Antlers Hotel in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D A. Cook
A. Ernie Wiliams
Lorain
Dormer
Two Plants To Hold Elections This Week
In northern Ohio two plants will hold labor elections this week by order of the National Labor Relations Board. On Wednesday 120 employees at the Steel Stamping Co in Lorain will vote on representation by the Independent Workers of the World or the International Association of Machinists or neither. About 250 workers at the U S Quarry Tile Co in Canton will ballot Friday between the Federation of Flat Glass Workers CIO or no union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
National Labor Relations Board
Steel Stamping Co
Lorain
Independent Workers of the World
International Association of Machinists
AFL
U. S. Quarry Tile Co
Canton
Federation of Flat Glass Workers
CIO
Despondent Amherst Man Ends Life at Home
Adolph Huffman, 73, a retired quarry man living on Jackson Street Amherst, shot himself in the attic of his home this afternoon after despondency from ill health. His body was taken to Baker Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Huff- Man
Jackson Street
Amherst
Huffman
Baker Funeral Home
Idle Hour master Bradley seeks Derby glory at Saratoga
Idle Hour Farms owner Col E R Bradley, bedridden yet undeterred, eyes a Kentucky Derby bid as his silks ride strong contenders Bimelech and Boy Angler. Bradley’s methodical, slow-bloom development yielded two undefeated juveniles, with four straight wins between 1919 and 1934 on the Derby trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
York
Idle Hour Farms
Saratoga
Churchill’ Downs
Bursoo King
Broker
Bimelech
Roy Angler
America
Col. Bradley
Idle Hour
Mrs Louis Stranahan Birthday Surprise at LaGrange Home
Mrs Louis Stranahan of LaGrange observed her seventy third birthday with a Sunday basket dinner at her home. Twenty four relatives attended including Arthur and Agnes Smith Eaton Elmer Krueger Ridgeville Chas C Smith LaPorte Ed Galley Herman Krueger Ridgeville Bert Palmer Fields John Palmer Rocky River Edward Stranahan and Lloyd Stranahan Berea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stranahan
LaGrange
Arthur Smith
Agnes
Eaton
Elmer Krueger
Ridgeville
Chas. C. Smith
LaPorte
Ed Galley
Herman Krueger
Bert Palmer
Fields
John Palmer
Rocky River
Edward Stranahan
Lloyd Stranahan
Berea
Markets CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK SUMMARY
Cleveland livestock market report shows receipts around 1,000 cattle and O calves with limited demand. Steers and heifers sold mostly steady to lower with prime, choice, and midgrade categories noted. cows and bulls varied, with calves and sheep under farm slaughter demand. Poultry wholesale prices reflected unsettled tones, while lambs and ewes showed slow selling through midweek trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mougs
Luu
le Highers
O.zuy
Yurkurs Isu-tsu
Soung Pulglis
Livu
Feu-Tluy
Medduan
Cuming
S.ug
D.uu
Cowan
Cuoimmun
Cholee
Goud
Medion
Apple Prices and Produce Deals From Market Listing
A fragmented market item lists apples including Transparent Duchess and Astrachan with prices and weights. It notes bulk berries, broccoli, cabbage, cantaloupes, and other produce with assorted basket or crate prices and quantities, reflecting a busy wholesale or retail market listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess
Astrachan
SunTon
Warn
Ste Bashet
Leek
Lee Butik
Man Held In Probe Of Woman's Death
A Lexington man in technical custody pending further investigation of the death of Betty Jane Spears 22 who fell from a fourth story hotel window as her four year old son watched. The child said the suspect pushed his mother out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Iup
Betty Jane Spears
Cincinnati
Auto Driver Fined In Mayor's Court
Charles Fields of Stop 16 Fuller Road was fined 50 dollars and costs and had his license suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on a charge of driving while under the influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fields
Fuller Road
Elyria
Joseph Q. Petro
Coughlin Urges Christian Front To Counter Communism
Detroit August 21 Reverend Charles E. Coughlin in a Sunday sermon urged forming a counter-force to Communism under a Christian Front. He claimed sixty subversive groups support the popular front and urged organizing under competent leaders to defend Americanism and Christianity against alleged attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
United States
Christian Front
Popular Front
Father Coughill
Manslaughter Case To Be Heard Today
Wheeler Smith of Wellington, 27, arrested on a manslaughter charge for his wife Zelma's death during a June accident. Zelma Smith, 29, to be brought before Justice Cummins for a preliminary hearing this afternoon. Smith previously paid a fine for DUI. jailed over the weekend under $1,000 bail after a warrant by Sanford Yoho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler Smith
Wellington
Zelma
Herbert C. Cummins
Sanford Yoho
Smith
Boy Preacher Willie James to Speak in Elyria
Eleven year old boy preacher Willie James of Toledo will speak at Second Baptist Church on West 16th Street in Elyria for four evenings this week. Services start at 7 30 PM tonight, and run Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie James
Toledo
Elyria
Second Baptist Church
West 16Th Street
Man Arrested After Nighttime Alcohol Incident and Crash
A man was arrested on West River Street near Woodford Street at 1:30 a.m. yesterday after a traffic crash involving a car driven by Walter Wack of 1606 West Avenue. Further details on charges were not disclosed in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West River Street
Woodford Street
Walter Wack
West Avenue
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F.B. I. Speaker
Robert Herricx
Mrs
Esther Wood
Lorain St
E. Oberlin
Gottlieb
Til W. Broad
Hamburg
Lis
Lorena Reynolds
Kellogg's
N. Y
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Legionnaires of Ohio
Elyrians
Louisiana
McLemore
Henry McClemore
Black Toney
Kentucky
Black Gold
Mrs. R. M Hoots
Colonel
Boy Angler
Mr French
Burgoo King
Mrs. Louis Stranahan
Bluebird Restaurant
Soda - Grille
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Co
Max M. Phillips
Cleveland Livestock
Eland Pradice
Calva Brade
Elean Lytae
Cullens
Learh
Wilute
Doeghourn
Heyy
Eueks Lee
Bas
New Jersey
Idaho Russet
Homeghowers Market
Coughlin
Jial
Elyria Dairies, Inc
Elyria Dairies
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