School Board Studies Smith Hughes Vocational Classes
Elyria Board of Education discussed the Smith Hughes program at General Industries and Thew Shovel Company. The state pays half the training costs with the other half by the company, and the board will seek state approval before acting. A state department representative may attend a future meeting to clarify the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Board of Education
Smith-Hughes
General Industries Company
Thew Shovel Company
State Department of Education
State Department
R CC. Maston
Ag ‘Middleman
Smith- Hughes
Advertising Managers Form Association to Study Problems
Columbus Ohio December 7 Gilmore Hiett of the Marion Star was named president of a newly formed association of advertising managers from members of the Ohio select list of newspapers. Officers include R S Heller Middletown Journal vice president W J Beeler Chillicothe Scioto Gazette secretary treasurer and G Q Maybein Ashtabula Star Beacon FP O Nichols Athens Messenger D G Warner New Philadelphia Times Hamilton McPeek Bellfontaine Advertiser Chet Linham Portsmouth Times Roy Retzinger Elyria Chronicle Telegram and H C Patrick Zanesville Times Recorder on the board of directors. The group formed to compete better with newspaper advertising problems through group discussions of individual issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gilmore Hiett
Malion Star
Association of Advertiser Managers
Ohio
R. S Heller
Middletown Journal
W. J. Beeler
Chillicothe Scioto-Gazette
Gqo. Maybein
Ashtabula Star-Beacon
FP. O Nichols
Athens Messenger
D. G. Warner
New Philadelphia Times
Hamilton McPeek
The
Bellfontaine Maaminer
Chet Linham
Portsmouth Times
Roy Retsinger
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
H. C. Batrick
Zanesville Times-Recorder
Walter Root Fined Five Dollars For Intoxication
Walter Root was arrested on Broad street at 10 p m for intoxication and fined five dollars plus costs when arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Root
Broad Street
Leonard Smith
Elyria Board Awards Coal Contracts for Schools
The Elyria Board of Education awarded coal contracts for the 1937 38 term. Murbach Coal and Supply and Elyria Lumber and Coal will supply seven elementary schools and Elyria High School buildings respectively with bids discounting cash by about 0.5 percent. Granite Concrete Block and Coal won egg and stokers coal for Gates School at 4.44 per ton. Deliveries are capped at 1 650 tons though expected use may be lower. Contracts anticipated to run until the Guffey Bill possibly sets minimum coal prices around December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
Murbach Coal and Supply Company
Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
Elyria High School
McClellan
Townsendites Plan Coming Events
Townsend Club No 1 held a meeting with plans for future social events and Townsend activities. Dec 9 at 136 Middle Ave features Townsend Orchestra. Dec 10 Vermilion hosts a Townsend meeting with Kitchen Orchestra. Dec 11 Junior Club party at Odd Fellows Hall. Lectures by W B Albers Dec 27 at 136 Middle Ave. Continued talks by C E Waltz on Townsend in Cleveland and by Floyd R Moody Dec 12. December events lead into a winter series through March 27 in Public Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club No 1
Townsend
Middle Ave
Vermilion
Kitchen Orchestra
Elytria Club No. 1
Odd Fellows Hall
W. B. Albers
14Th District Board
Middle Avenue
Albers
C E Waltz
Cleveland
Music Hall of Public Auditorium
L. W. Jeffery
Home Office
Chicago
Jeffery
Waltz
Floyd R. Moody
Battle Creek
Mich
Public Auditorium
B. J. Brown
Indianapolis
America
Cleveland Business Men
Opposition to a special session policy stalls key bills
Congressional blocs led by Senators Borah and O Mahoney push for federal licenses for corporations while House debates wage and hour reform amid clashes with the AFL. President pushes housing amendments likely to wait until January. Crop control faces party fire as reform efforts stall. measures on marketing quotas and soil conservation face votes and potential reversals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Borah
Ida
Joseph CC. O'Mahoney
Wyo
House Labor Committee
Mary Norton
N. J
American Federation of Labor Representatives
Henry B. Steagall
D. Ala
Senate
House
Gerald J. Boileau
Wis
Marvin Jones
D. Tex
Harry B. Coffee
Neb
Richard M. Seberg
Tex
Dairymen Hear Discussion Of Milk Problems
Wellington Ohio December meeting of the Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association drew representatives from Oberlin Belden Spencer and Wellington to hear C. Christian Cleveland division manager discuss the new setup and milk marketing. Margaret Srey Willis Leach C. Hummel spoke on school milk sales legislation wages hours and farm bill with about 75 members and wives attending supper follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association
Herrick Auditorium
Oberlin
Belden
Spencer
Christian
Cleveland
Margaret Srey
Willis Leach
Litchfield
C. Hummel
Italy Ships Large Almonds For Christmas Season
Italy is shipping substantial quantities of almonds ahead of Christmas. The shipments aim to meet anticipated seasonal demand and support bakery and confectionery sectors across multiple regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Hospital Admissions List of Local Inpatients
Admissions include Mrs. Howard Mahan of 128 Hawthorne Agnes Burroughs 920 Middie Karl Brown 342 Eleventh Street Mrs Malcolm Forbes 423 West 11th Mrs Mer vin Lanaghan R D No 3 Mrs Mildred Benton Cleveland Street Janet Schmittgen North Olmsted Discharges include Patsy Rogers 236 Columbia Avenue Mrs Robert Broadwell baby boy 325 Ninth Wayne Pearce Wellington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Mahan
Hawthorne
Agnes Burroughs
Middie
Karl Brown
Eleventh Street
Malcolm Forbes
West 11Th
Mervin Lanaghan
R. D
Mildred Benton
Cleveland Street
Janet Schmittgen
North Olmsted
Patsy Rogers
Columbia Avenue
Robert Broadwell
Ninth Street
Wayne Pearce
Wellington
Davey jobless aid moves face legislative scrutiny
Columbus December 7 Gov Daveys plan to raise maximum unemployment benefit to 15 a week starting January 1, 1938 was examined by the Senate Commerce and Industry committee. House Taxation debated easing bare majority voting for local relief levies, with a compromise 55 percent proposed. New relief measures were introduced for December emergency relief funds and county relief grants, while lawmakers considered loop holes in sales tax and a minimum pension allocation for 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Senate Commerce and Industry Committee
William M. Loyd
Cleveland
Davey
House Taxation Committee
League of Municipalities
John T. Derighter
Cuyahoga
Louis N. Laderman
Lucas
Frank J. Richter
Hamilton
Ohio
Supreme Court
William H. Whetto
Lawrence
Frank Grubbs
Fayette
House Finance Committee
New York
Senate
Paul P. Yoder
Yoder
Alumni Choir To Sing With High School In Christmas Concert
Elyria High School hosts its fifth Christmas concert on December 19 with 60 senior choir members joined by 96 alumni returning for a reunion number Divine Praise. J Martin Beck says the event aims to become an annual tradition featuring a brass quartet and soloist alongside most of the Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Beck
Sheriff backs union decor as Dunn weighs jail work
Sheriff William Grall endorses union labor for jail redecorating to align with County Commissioner Oscar Dunn. Trusty Milford Hollace, a painter and union member, prepared a bill for Services totaling 983 dollars for redecorating the jail office, kitchen and furniture. Dunn objects to paying 18 dollars extra for meals, citing contract terms and union painters’ complaints. Councilmen Davidson and DeChant, both Democrats, back the 18 dollar bill but delay payment while legality is reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar G. Dunn
Sheff
William F. Grall
Milford Hollace
Dunn
Sheff Grall
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Davidson
Lighthouse keepers face end of five hole course
Seagulls swarm the Flannan Isles in the Hebrides stealing golf balls, putting the island course at risk of abandonment as keepers consider closing the five hole layout due to avian interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fivehole
Flannan Isles
Hebrides
Registration Of Unemployed Is Davey’s Plan
Governor Martin L. Davey of Ohio announced a plan to mobilize state employees to register the unemployed for Social Security Act compensation. He said unemployment insurance payments could begin much sooner than July 1 after conferences with the Social Security Board and would involve cross-department clerical work and verification with employers’ records. Names of agencies include the highway, liquor, Industrial Commission, and Utilities Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martin L., Davey
Ohio
Social Security Board
Davey
Highway Department
Lquor Department
Industrial Commission and Utilities Commission
Paris Café Owners Rally Against Ban on Automatic Games
Cafe proprietors in Paris protest government order prohibiting automatic games of chance, arguing the machines yielded substantial profits and sustained their businesses. Local officials contemplate enforcement measures and potential licensing shifts amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chicago doctors map campaign against unclassified infant disease
Eleven infants have been stricken and eight more at St. Elizabeth's Hospital face danger as 13 specialists convene to study a virulent organism found in a 19 day old victim. Autopsy and mouse tests drive hopes for identifying the cause and guiding treatment as throat cultures are taken to find the same germ in living babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Health
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Daniel Ennesser
Richard Jaffe
County Hospital Pathological Institute
Hermann J. Bundesen
Bundesen
Elyria groups plan amateur show at YMCA tonight
Representatives from at least 13 Elyria organizations will meet at the YMCA tonight to plan a community amateur show on December 21 to benefit the Not-an-Empty-Stocking Fund. Eight groups have named delegates. others including the Chamber of Commerce Moose Knights of Columbus and Odd Fellows will send reps. Joe Boddy chairs the program committee and Carl Wagner heads the ticket committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Gerald Nau
The
Elks’ Lodge
Roy Clymer
Rotary Club
Richard Mathis
Eagles
Ra Bates
F. A
Joe Boddy
Carl Wagner
Licenses Lorain residents and Elyria workers granted
Licenses issued for Joseph W. Long, 26, Lorain garage worker, and Hattie C. Ainsworth, 21, Lorain. Steve Nagy, 45, Elyria chipper, and Julia Horvath, 43, of 881 West River Street, Elyria, physicians since the country’s early days. The passage describes an intestinal inflammation akin to enteritis, noted as an acute epidemic diarrhea. Medical journals report hundreds of infant deaths from enteritis in New York City Toronto Philadelphia Buffalo N Y and Europe in recent years, with Chicago recording 1904 fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Long
Lorain
Hattie C. Ainsworth
Steve Nagy
Elyria
Chipper
Julia Horvath
West River Street
New York City
Toronto
Philadelphia
Buffalo
N. Y
Europe
Chicago
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Smith- Hughes Law
Kent State University
Patty Hoke
Helen Root
June Donnelly
Marian Ives
Dora Mac Beal
Dorothy Vietzen
Lorna May Fiedler
Helen Simpson
Richard Brubaker
James Agate
Merle Heidrich
Jack Elton
Ray Harker
Arthur Sparks
Margaret Taylor
Dorothy Thayer
Eleanor Graber
Frances Given
Joan Bauer
Betty Rosecrans
Maxine Wamsley
Pat Fulmer
Helen Briggs
Jeannette Buch
Edith Mae
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Murbach
de Bray
Sitop
Galmor
Time Hill
Cincinnati
Gardner’s
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