Elks Hold Annual Christmas Party With Gifts and Acts
About 450 people including 220 children attended the Lakewood Elks Christmas party at the hall. The event featured decorations, a large tree, a program with amateur acts, color movie, and a Christmas story by Mrs. Fred Lohnes introducing Santa Claus as Tom Murray amid camera flashes. Gifts were distributed to children and excess items sent to Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. ladies also received gifts. Jim Armitage presided. Ray Ritter led the party committee with George Gould L. D. McBean Vic Resar Al Bauer and Fred Lohnes. A prior lodge business meeting was held led by Gerald Nau in Exalted Ruler J. M. Powell’s absence. An invitation to Willard Lodge inspection on Jan 6 was read along with notice of the Lakewood Elks membership party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Elks
Fred Lohnes
Santa Claus
Tom Murray
Gates Hospital
Jim Armitage
Ray Ritter
George Gould
L. D. McBean
Vic Resar
al Bauer
Gerald Nau
J. XM. Powell
Willard Lodge
Lakewood Elks
Seven More Fined In Traffic Drive
Sheriff William F Grall's renewed traffic enforcement in the county led to seven more individuals being cited by deputies before Justice Preston L. Coon. Each received a $1 fine plus costs, typically over 35 dollars. Names include Charles L. Barres Edmund W. Wright Jack Whidden Claude Moore Steve Bosmeny Joe Ruzmar and Rose Klir. They were arrested at Route 57 Elyria Avenue intersection for failing to stop. Chief Deputy William G Smith noted more than three tickets have been issued since the drive began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Grall
Justice of the Peace
Preston L. Coon
Charles L. Barres
Riverdale Court
Edmund W. Wright
Grant Street
Jack Whidden
Claude Moore
Pine Street
Steve Bosmeny
R. D. No
Etying
Joe Ruzmar
Eas
32Nd Street
Lorain
Rose Klir
Elyria
Charces
William G Smith
New Tri State Sea
Inos 3
Rotary Club Hosts Daughter Father Son Christmas Party
Elyria Rotary Club hosted its annual Father Daughter Son Christmas party at the Ilks Restaurant. Thirty children of Rotary members attended as guests of their fathers. The program included a sales demonstration by Chronicle-Telegram carriers Keefe Brussell and Melvin Clapp, readings by Patricia Peters, and violin solos by James Szabo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Man Fined $50 By Mayor Smith For DWI
Ed Troxel of 112 Beebe Court was fined $50 and costs and his driving rights suspended for six months after pleading guilty to a charge of driving while intoxicated. He was arrested on West avenue around 12:50 a.m. December 26 and appeared before Mayor Leonard Smith.
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Ed Troxel
Beebe Court
Troxel
West Avenue
Leonard Smith
Wife accuses husband of burying cats alive in divorce case
In Los Angeles on December 29, Mrs. Alex Stearns charged her husband, rancher Stearns, with burying cats alive in her presence to annoy her amid a cross-complaint in his divorce suit. She alleges the act was intended to vex her.
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Los Angeles
Alex Stearns
Stearns
50 Boys To Take Part In Swim Exhibition
A New Year’s Day swimming show at the local Y M C A features 50 boys in a history of swimming display. Earl Chesler, Elyria standout and former Ohio State freshman, will lead the exhibition, with events like a medley relay and formation swimming. Lester Hawke directs, highlighting progress from ancient methods to the modern six beat trudgen crawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Chesler
Elyria
Ohio State University
Cascade Park
Lester Hawke
Hawke
Thomas K. Cureton, Jr
James E. Dunlap
University of Michigan
Greece
Learder
Panay Attack Film Shows Survivors and Flags
Film footage depicts American Panay survivors fleeing to shore along the Yangtse after a Japanese raid. Officers and gunners assist the wounded as Chinese villages and Shanghai appear, with a flag visible on a Standard Oil tanker sinking. The Augusta receives a flag-draped coffin for Admiral Yarnell’s crew.
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Panay
Yangtse Rive
Shanghai
Standard Oil Company
Navy
Harry Yarnell
Augusta
Los Angeles
Alley
United Airlines
Universal
Mayell
New York
Washington
Don Marquis Dies As Friends Plan Benefit
New York telegraph obituary reports Don Marquis, creator of Archy the Cockroach and Mehita bel the Cat, died after a long illness. Friends planned a benefit next month to ease a $6,000 mortgage on his sister's home and fund medical care. Marquis, age 59, battled blindness and severe illness yet kept his sharp wit alive through the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Don Marquis
Archy
Cockroach
Mehitahel
Marquis
Mehitabel
Harry A. March
California Youth on Trial for First Degree Murder in Grafton Case
The trial of Alex Manoff, a youth charged with first degree murder, continues as a sanity hearing unfolds. Judge deliberations hinge on a court ordered sanity report by Dr. Hyde after testimony from the defendant’s father and Dr. Hyde’s later examination. The accused, brought in without a jury, faces possible commitment if found insane or a standard trial if sane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Hurds
Massillion State Hospital
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Guy B. Findley
Charles R. Sargent
Brrius
Abe
Tne
Elias G. Thornys
Hyde
Kyde
Lima State Hospital
Anthony Pollock
Alex
Earl Hornbeck
Forest
Howard R. Builer
Walter Maple
Navarre
Ohio
Grafton
Butler
Samuel Paonessa
L. H. Gerth
Manoff
Thomas
Eayane
Health Department in December Busy for Elyria Workers
Elyria health staff reported a busy December with xi tuberculosis work dominating visits by nurse Kathryne Fulton and chemist E G Curtiss. Fulton logged 625 visits with 266 TB related, plus infant welfare, school and maternity services and birth certificates, while Curtiss processed 340 tests and 200 tuberculin units. G W Savage logged extensive inspections across markets and shops, condemning several items. records showed 15 chicken pox cases and three scarlet fever cases in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Health Department
Elyria
Curtis
Chemical Test Co
G. W. Savage
Health Department
Atlantis legend gains scientific backing from Atlantic cores
Washington report to the Geologic Society of America states sediment cores from the Atlantic floor show volcanic activity on the eastern side near Europe and a possible volcanic collapse that could explain Atlantis. Researchers note the need for more cores, especially east of the mid Atlantic ridge, for final confirmation.
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Washington
Atlantis
Atlantic Ocean
Geological Society of America
W. H. Bradley
U.S Geological Survey
Bradley
Europe
Atlantic
Western
East Atlantic Ocean
East Atlantic
mid-Atlantic
West Atlantic
Markets grain and mill feeds.
Quotally on grain hay and straw are furnished by the Sweet Elevator Co and flour by the Montate Miles Co. Prices cover oats wheat corn beans barley red clover sweet clover timothy and other feeds with varied grades and bagged quantities. nearby produce includes endive mushrooms parsley radishes lettuce and other staples with prices per basket crate and per bushel across multiple grade levels.
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Sweet< Elevator Co
Montate Miles Co
Timothy Neo
F.oru
Florida
Bliss Triumphs
U. S
Astac
Unfor aed wth ts bots settled creamery supply list
A fragmented OCR list details various dairy and produce terms, weights, and prices. It mentions identifiers like U.S. No. 1 and No. 4, mixed items such as potatoes and corn, with figures on pounds and percentages, suggesting a wholesale or market inventory across multiple states.
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J.c
Mathet Tim
Youngs
United States
Idaho
U. Ss
L. Os
Aiinesota
Wisconsin
U. S
Suit Filed Over Personal Services Owed to Metta Warren
W D Warren of Wellington sues Robert H Clifford as executor of Metta S Warren for 416 dollars for personal services rendered from July 1934 to October 1936.
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W. D. Warren
Wellington
Robert H. Clifford
Metta S. Warren
Poultry and potatoes price list from rural market
The notice lists live poultry prices for hens roosters leghorns and turkeys with weights and grade numbers, including ducks and capons, plus potato prices from Ohio Idaho Michigan Maine and New York Russets. It shows prices per bag and per pound with ranges, including young and old birds and sizes.
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Stendard
Postatoes
Ohio
Idaho
Bakers
Michigan
Homegrowers Market Apples and Vegetables Prices
A list of assorted produce with prices and varieties from Homegrowers Market. Includes apples such as McIntosh and Rome Beauty with sizes and storage notes, beets, cabbage, carrots, celery, lettuce, and more, detailing baskets, pecks, and per-pound costs, plus mushrooms, onions,parsley, parsnips, radishes, rutabagas, squash, tomatoes, turnips, and vegetable oysters with unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceel“&Ry
Hubbard
Lorain Teacher Elected to Ohio Education Council
Lorain school teacher E. W. Bash was among 12 Ohio educators elected to the Ohio Education Association's educational council at its Columbus convention which closes today. EK. QC. McCowan was elected president, first county-system leader in years. W. J. Hilty became vice president, L. W. Reese Ohio director of the National Education Association. The group adopted resolutions for higher professional standards, federal aid for education, opposition to war by the NEA, a teacher tenure bill, and full support for the teachers' retirement system.
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E. W. Bash
Lorain
Ohio
Educational Council of the
Ohio Education Association
Columbus
Bash
EK. QC. McCowan
Scioto County
W. J. Hilty
Fayette County
L. W. Reese
Washington D. H
National Education Association
Association
January 8 Driver License Tests Postponed One Week
Chief of Police E. J. Stankard announced that the regular January examinations for drivers license applicants would be held on Saturday January 8. The tests were moved from January 1 due to the holiday, deemed advisable to postpone.
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E. J. Stankard
United States Builds Up Armaments Ahead of New Congress
President Hoosefelt warns of growing world armament trends and possible supplementary ship estimates after January 3. He notes the need to safeguard national security as Congress considers increasing naval and air forces. The Army Air Corps accelerates delivery of 2,320 serviceable planes by 1940, with 1,352 on order and about 1,500 on hand.
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United States
Hoosefelt
Edward T. Taylor
House
Army
Taylor
Congress
Navy
Marine
War Department
Army Air Corps
Elyria Woman Slightly Hurt In Auto Accident
Mrs. Ralph W. Neighbour of 232 East avenue suffered slight head cuts when her car skidded into a ditch west of Northumberland Pennsylvania on Monday evening. Her husband Rev Ralph W Neighbour and two sons Junior and David were uninjured. The family was en route to Shamokin to visit relatives.
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Ralph W. Neighbour
East Avenue
Northumberland
Pennsylvania
Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Junior
David
Shamokin
Brain activity measured by new direct method
Prof Lee Travis describes an apparatus using scalp electrodes and an undulator to convert brain impulses into wavy lines for quantitative tracking of attention. The test shows how much more or less a student focuses compared with peers and how attention changes over time. Dr A D Little adds that ambulatory heart patients can safely fly, redefining risk of air travel for the fit to walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Travis
University of Iowa
Travis
A. D. Little
Chicago
Army Air Corps Plans to Double Modern Aircraft Fleet
Delivery schedules call for 580 new planes in 1938 and 475 in 1939. The 1939 figure may exceed 500 under current buy contracts. In 18 months the Air corps expects to double serviceable and modern fighting aircraft, with the Navy and Marine air forces keeping pace with the Army program.
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Air Corps
Army Air Corps
Navy
Marine Corps Air Forces
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