Elks Plan For Busy Year In Elyria Lodge
Elyria Elks announce early 1939 activities after 1938 finale. December birthday dinner drew about 30 members. New Year’s Eve party plans include Chuck Whitney orchestra. Bowling team recent Akron win prompts district tournament plans. January 20 program features American League baseball and fishing pictures with Ellis Van der Pyl speaker open to public. January 24 initiations, 260 children at Christmas party, tributes to William H Struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Elks' Lodge
Chuck Whitney
Co. C. Spence
Akron
Elyria
Joe Otten
Sports Committee
Ellis van der Pyl
Gerald C. Nau
Galion
Elyria Lodge
R. R. Ritter
Ed. Notley
William H Struck
Roosters No Match For Pheasants in Norwalk
Norwalk area poultry raisers report roosters killed in frequent combats with ring neck cock pheasants. They ask Game Protector Joe Walker of Greenwich for permission to outfit roosters with steel gaffs used in cock fighting. Walker is undecided on a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Joe Walker
Greenwicha
Walker
Boys Enjoying Special Holiday Activities at YMCA
About 15 boys from McKinley and Ely schools enjoyed YMCA gymnasium and swimming pool activities as guests of the boys department during holiday vacation. Hamilton and Roosevelt pupils join tomorrow. Cold weather reduced attendance. a hike is planned and the third session of the new archery class is set for 7 PM tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley and
Ely
Association
Hamilton and Roosevelt School
Full pardon for John Vasil to prevent deportation
John Vasil of Cleveland, a Lake Side Yacht Club steward, was granted a full pardon by Governor Carey to avert deportation to Czechoslovakia as an alien criminal. Vasil had two robberies convictions dating to 1919 and 1923, with a Mansfield sentence later commuted in 1924 and citizenship restored in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John Vasil
Cleveland
Lakeside Yacht Club
Carey
Czechoslovakia
Vasil
Mansfield Reformatory
Donahey
White
Court Actions in Lorain And Elyria District
Judge Guy B Findley ruled against Frank Martin of 2849 Vine Ave Lorain in a personal injuries and auto damage suit filed by William Guyeske arising from a October 8 1937 collision on East 28th Street Lorain The action against Mrs Michael Meggesy owner of the car driven by Martin was dismissed Alice E Lawson won a divorce from Cassius C Lawson with 300 alimony custody of their child and one share of Collins Farmer Elevator stock Dorothy Miskow and John Muskow saw their divorce suit dismissed by mutual consent Home Owners Loan Corp filed foreclosure suits against Maryanna Szlempa for 2331 and John Gasper for 3154 in Elyria and Lorain respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Martin
Vine Avenue
Lorain
Guy B Findley
William Guyeske
East 28Th Street
Michael Meggesy
East 29Th Street
Martin
Alice E. Lawson
Cassius C Lawson
Guy B. Findley
Collins Farmer Elevator
Dorothy Miskow
John Muiskow
The
Home Owners Loan Corporaion
Common Pleas Court
Maryanna Szlempa
Elyria
John Gasper
Youth Crime Problem Highlights 1930s Discussion
Dr. Guy Morse Bingham of Washington speaks at Elyre Reary Club on youth crimes by ages 16 to 26, criticizing parole deficiencies and noted foreign policing swiftness. He cites 12 000 murders last year and $15 million annual crime costs, contrasting U S with England and Canada while urging national reform. Guests include Rotary members and Al Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Guy Morse Bingham
Washington
Elyre Reary Club
Elk’s
Bingham
United States
Neares
New York
Detroit
London
Toronto
E.t.cs
Seatland Yard
England
Canada
Sons of Rotary Clap
al Mason
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt plan sparks Senate move to curb WPA
Congressional opponents press for abolishing the WPA and shifting relief administration to the states. Senators Carter Glass Arthur Vandenberg Josiah Bailey Harry Byrd and Ellsworth Smith back renewed efforts as the Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee prepares a report for January 2 ahead of the 76th Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
WPA
Carter Glass
D. Va
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Josiah W. Bailey
D. N.C
Harry F Byrd
Ellsworth J. Smith
Lorain Man Arrested for Reckless Driving
Chester Dobson of 127 East 33rd street Lorain is to be arraigned Friday in police court on a charge of reckless driving. Police said he was speeding 55 to 60 miles an hour on Lake avenue yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Dobson
East 33Rd Street
Lorain
Dobson
Lake Avenue
Unemployed Apply For Benefits On Opening Day
Ohio unemployment offices in Oberlin Wellington and Grafton issued only 60 appointment cards for new benefits and reported low turnout on the opening day. Most applicants were factory workers, with many ineligible farm and domestic workers. The state notes weather and other factors reduced applicants below estimates, with about 60 more to be processed as talks continue on eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira
Ohio
Oberlin
Wellington
Grafton
Elyria
Broad Street
Bowers Drug Store
Row
Temp. Cumiy
Believe Girl Burned Alive In Furnace
Vancouver investigators determined that Emiko Yamada a 16 year old Vancouver born Japanese girl was burned alive in a furnace at her home. Police detained her father two brothers a coin end two male boarders amid bewilderment. Autopsy found traces of clear burn and smoke in her lungs and a fractured cheekbone. The girl was last seen alive Monday night as she retired and was known as a cheerful student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Emiko Yamada
G Yamada
Furnace Soot Sparks Fire at Gulf Road Home
Elyria firefighters rushed to Gil Bert Eslinger’s home at 391 Gulf road last night after furnace soot ignited in the chimney. The blaze was limited to the soot, causing no damage to the house as firefighters removed the sooty material from the chimney bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Gilbert Eslinger
Gulf Road
Distribution Of Aid Checks Up To Commissioners
The Aid for Dependent Children division plans about $10 000 in aid to 260 families next week pending county board action. Probate Judge H H Noe asked for an advance appropriation so checks mailed monthly can stay on schedule. County commissioners meet this afternoon to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid For Dependent Children
Board of County Commissioners
H. H. Noe
ADC
John E. Davidson
Doris Todd
Nye
Évis
Owas
China Shifts Industry Westward Under State Drive
CHUNG HING Dec 28 The Chinese government with U S aid and Taiwan plans a vast relocation of industry and resources westward into frontier provinces. Millions of laborers and hundreds of technicians move north and inland to build factories while Japanese embargoes press western export growth. The policy aims to reduce coastal bottlenecks, but it heightens Sino foreign frictions as external finance supports industrial expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chunghing
China
United S Ctes
Ton Maans
United States
Great Britain
Chun
Lelowmith
Chuncing
Miss Roosevelt Makes Debut At The White House
Miss Eleanor Roosevelt, daughter of Hall Roosevelt, was presented to society at the White House in Washington marking the first debut there in 28 years. The event followed a small dinner in the state dining room and an afternoon tea, with intimate friends and Roosevelt family members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin D Roosevelt
Hall Roosevelt
Dedham
Mass
White House
Helen Taft
William Howard Taft
Miss Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Postal Deficit Near 44 Millions
Postmaster General Farley reported the 1938 fiscal year deficit at 43,811,566.08, driven by non postal items like airmail subsidies and free service to Congress and government departments. Non postal costs 48,224,377.93 left a $4,412,821.85 postal profit. 1933 revenues hit 728,634,051.36 while expenditures stayed below 1930 highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farley
Post Office Department
Bing
Death of Mrs Clarence Dengate in Santa Barbara
Word reached Elyria yesterday of the death of Mrs Emima Dengate wife of Clarence Dengate in Santa Barbara California on December 24 she died at her home 1519 San Pascual Street from heart trouble after being ill one day born Penfield Ohio July 18 1858 married January 22 1880 Survived by husband son Earl C Dengate Philadelphia daughter Charlotta Dengate Santa Barbara brother Henry Robinson Chicago Harnois and grandson C Delmar Dengate Philadelphia She was former owner of Elyria Hardware Co and served as past president of Women’s Relief Corps member of White Rose Rebekah Lodge and the Seventh Day Adventist church in Santa Barbara
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Enmima Dengate
Clarence Dengate
Santa Barbara
California
Philadelphia
Charlotta Dengate
Henry Robinson
Chicago
Funeral services for Jacob J. Neff in Ridgeville
Funeral services for Jacob J. Neff of Nagal road Ridgeville killed in a motor accident on Cleveland road Monday evening will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Welsh Funeral Home with Reverend E C Young officiating. Burial in Ridgeville cemetery. He is survived by a brother William H. Neff of Newark Ohio. He was eighty last August and came to Ridgeville from New Washington Pa seventeen years ago. He was a carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob J. Neff
Nagal Road
Ridgeville
Cleveland Road
E. C. Young
Ridgeville Cemetery
Afr
Neff
Willam H. Neff
Newark
Ohio
New Washington
Funeral services for Frank Brezen moved to Thursday morning
Funeral services for Frank Brezen have been changed from Friday morning to Thursday morning at 730 o'clock in St. Mary's church. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery, under the direction of Welsh funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brezen
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Welsh Funeral Home
Death of Maggie Hurlebus at Cleveland home
Maggie Hurlebus died this morning at the home of Dr Weston Price 9703 Lament Avenue Cleveland She was born in Lichfield on March 9 1876 Funeral arrangements are incomplete
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Hurlebus
Weston Price
Lament Avenue
Cleveland
Lichfield
Toledo Draws On Its Emergency Water Supply
Toledo faced a reduced Maumee River supply due to high winds and a lowered river stage, prompting use of emergency reservoirs. Water intake dropped from 37 million to 8 million gallons, with the city drawing 18 million gallons from emergency reserves and reducing pressure from 75 to 30 pounds per square inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo CO
Maumee
Lax
Erie
Robert Wurmen
Several Meetings Of Interest To Farmers
Lorain County farmers face a busy opening week in 1989 with a dairy extension committee meeting Monday night to plan the county dairymen banquet on February 20. Additional meetings target new farm account keepers and a Worlds Poultry Congress youth committee group, with dates to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C.I Hummel
Dairy Extension Committee
World's
Poultry Congress Youth Committee
Tragedy as Local Man Struck by Train Near Jackson
Ballard Hale, 25, of near Jackson, was killed early today when struck by a D. T. I. train near his home. He was unemployed and a native of Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Ballard Hale
Kentucky
40 Hour Week Law Costs for Postal Employees
The text discusses the financial impact of enforcing a forty hour work week for postal workers and the ongoing maintenance burden of thousands of new federal post office buildings. It notes budgetary considerations and potential strain on the U.S. Postal Service calendar and facilities.
Deaths of Mother and Child in Lorain Fire Probe
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan and Coroner 3 C Ward led a joint probe into the deaths of Marie Cooley 36 and her daughter Kay 9 in their Lincoln Park Lorain home. George W Cooley the undertaker found them on a smouldering day bed after a telephone alert from a daughter. He suspects the mother fainted hitting an electrified wall pocket and igniting the bed upholstery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Finegan
C. Ward
Marie Cooley
Kay
Lincoln Park
Lorain
George W. Cooley
Cooley
Elyrian Fined and Suspended for DUI in Elyria
William Washke of Furnace Street was fined $50 and costs and his driving privileges suspended for six months after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. He was arrested on Furnace Street last week. His wife, also arrested on an intoxication charge, pleaded not guilty and her case was continued until next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Washke
Furnace Street
Elyria
Joseph Q. Petro
West Ridge WC WTU Christmas Meeting Hears Memorial
Mrs Walter Grobe hosted the West Ridge WCTU Christmas gathering on Edison Highway. A memorial honored deceased members Netne Mo Eldred and Mary Eppley. Mrs H J Hillier announced December, while Miss Rth Eldred read Santa Claus Visits on Flat. Silent Night was sung. Gift exchange followed with refreshments by the hostess. LaPorte Union invited the group to January meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Walter Grobe
Edison Highway
WC TU
Netne Mo Eldred
Mary Eppley
H J Hillier
Rth Eldred
Othe
LaPorte Union
Jahuare
Christmas party for 4-H Club at West Rudge schoolhouse
The West Rudge schoolhouse hosted a festive Christmas party for the Bows and Girns 4-H Club on Fr Moy evening. Attendees enjoyed games, exchanged gifts, and were served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Rudge
Moy
Plasies Fames
Christmas Day Gatherings Across area Families
Mrs Anna Mason and grandson Robert and Marguerite spent Christmas with her daughter. Mrs Harley Wis on and family on Etan Mr and Mrs Warrison Peters entertained at dinner Christmas Eve. Mrs Muriel Fisher of Lorain and Anna Smith with Margaret and Arnold Smith of Elvira visited Peters home. Decker and son Cleon Tu an Fe gri stopped by the Peters home. Mrs Sheldon of Grafton spent Christmas with daughter Mere Sherman Mason and family. Mr and Mrs Toaster Drusendel of Lakewold and Mr and Mrs Leus Betcher of West View spent Christmas Eve with their parents around. Mrs Herman Drusendohl, Mr and Mrs Harry Lauer entertained at a Christmas dinner in Russia township. Mr and Mrs Ray L Walker and son Corbett attended a family dinner at the home of sister Mrs Fred Sheffield in Pittsfield. Mr and Mrs H J Hillier were guests Christmas day of Hillier's son Clifford Hart and family in Lakewood. Mr and Mrs J H Penfound and Harry Penfound were dinner guests at Robert Smith's Chestnut Ridge. Chester Sprague attended a family dinner at Ralph Lieby’s Spencer. Mr and Mrs Ollie Minnich entertained on Christmas day with Gilbert Minnich and son Douglas of Elyria and David Vreeland of Oberlin. Mr and Mrs Clayton Damon spent Christmas day with their parents Mr and Mrs Henry Pallas. Mr and Mrs Charles Pallas called at the Pallas home in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mason
Robert
Marguerite
Harley Wi
Warrison Peters
Muriel Fisher
Lorain
Anna Smith
Margaret
Arnold Smith
Elvira
Decker
Cleon Tuan Fegri
Peters
Suade
Sheldon
Grafton
Mere Sherman Mason
Toaster Drusendel
Fred Sheffield
Pittsfield
Ollie Minnich
Gilbert Minnich
Douglas
Elyria
David Vreeland
Oberlin
Clayton Damon
Henry Pallas
Charles Pallas
Pallas
Markets Geoa in and Vielc Quotations Of era
Markets quotes show commodity prices from the Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co for corn, wheat, flour, and hay and straw. Elevation and track prices list No 2 red wheat, No 2 yellow corn, and No 2 white oats with bid quotes, plus hay, straw, and seed meal prices, and produce items like eggs, butter, and lettuce baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ura
Hayana
Sheets Elevator Ce
Montana
Stadt
Chicago Poultry Market Report Mixed Prices and Stock
Auction and price list shows heavy movement in poultry and produce. Leghorn hens, turkeys, and roosters noted with varied weights and steady to up trends. numerous vegetable items including lettuce, mushrooms, parsley, parsnips, and pumpkins listed with per peck and per basket prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Drmlers
Plymouth
Steck
Leshor
Reuters Dbtas
Ueader
Aldo
SAB AG Cardier
Lee
Market Receipts Mixed as Livestock Prices Edge Higher
Receipts show live cattle demand steady with overall gains across classes. Choice steers rise to 19.6 to 19.50 per cwt, select to low good cattle around 11.50, medium to common soften. Heifers and cows trend uneven with bulls and calves reflecting selective strength. Lambs steady with spring listings near 24 to 28 per cwt, hogs trading higher at mid 50s to 60s.
Retired Physician Dies In Columbus
Dr. Ezekial Gillian age 73 a retired physician and brother of Strickland Gillilan died in a Columbus hospital after a brief illness from influenza He formerly practiced in Amesville and Columbus and had run a large fruit farm at Oakland east of Circleville He is survived by his wife a daughter and a brother in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
Ezekial Gillian
Strickland Gillblan
Columbus
Gilllan
Amesville
Oakland
Washington, D.C
Army officer burns in bed fire near Cleveland
Lieutenant Colonel Charles F. Queisser, 43, in the Army Reserves, is in critical condition with second and third degree burns after his bed caught fire while he slept and smoked. His mother, 78, Mrs. Jessie Queisser, woke to smoke, dragged him from the blaze, and smothered the flames with blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles F. Queisser
Jessie Queisser
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Elks
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P. A. Walker General Auctioneer
Redington Bldg
Nichols Court - Elyria
iCourt House
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Oberiin
Nation of
C. F. Fice
Diree Vekwalt
C.iMige
Chapman
Groifon
Bulaing
Rusamoend
Norleans
Reese
Paos Real
Colunets
Ohi Curl Horkurs
Commission
A.catea
Cpadteadis
Matea
Harkins
Nots Pesterd
O. Telef
East Ave
Sederis
R and Bacon
Mrs
Jacob Neff
Toledo
Elyrian
Gioani
Hess
Bowen
Pyoarer
Wwe
Hbo
Nore Letheta
Uae
Cohen Tned Otter
Tiby Hove
Tiay
Stone
Cleveland Livestock
Bocetems Marches
Sudro - Curtis
Best Buy
Murbach
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