Elyria Memorial lists 1939 doctors staff and honorees
Elyria Memorial Hospital board appointed three honorary members for 1939 the first such honors at the facility Dr R H McClure Dr A S McKitrick and Dr G E French were named to honorary surgical and medical staffs respectively all three long time active staff members. The active staff for 1939 includes new appointees Dr R J Schork to surgical staff Dr W K Brubaker to medical staff and Dr Theodore Berg as associate medical staff. Reappointments cover multiple departments led by active surgical staff Dr F A Lawrence Dr T F Cushing and others with appointments across obstetrics ophthalmology orthopedics pathology roentgenology and non resident listings including physicians in Grafton North Ridgeville Brunswick Avon and Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
R. H. McClure
A.S. McKitrick
G. E. French
R. J. Schork
W. K. Brubaker
Theodore Berg
F. A. Lawrence
T. F. Cushing
J. L. Sullivan
R. W. Hancock
J. P. Rankin
H. J. Austin
S. F. Basinger
S.J. Birkbeck
George Mynchenberg
G. D. Nicholas
A. W. Robishaw
R. J. Emslie
E. H. Evans
L. C. Harris
G. A. Hoke
R. C. Novatney
O. E. Townsend
J. T. Fawcett
L. C. Meredith
H. Heyman
M. Rosenzweig
A. H. Schumacher
D. C. Barber
Grafton
L. S. Dean
North Ridgeville
R. F. Fasoli
Brunswick
J. A. Schurger
Taylor Smith
Avon
R. A. Styblo
Valley City
Wage Scales And Distribution Discussed At Lodge Meeting
Wage scales and distribution of lime form the agenda for tonight's Lodge 1104 Steel Workers' Organizing Committee meeting at Kohlmyer Hall 2818 Pearl Avenue Lorain at 7 30 p m. Recording secretary Thomas Pycratt announced, with Mike Melia to lead the grievance committee. Workers from National Tube Company shops No 1 boiler blacksmith electrical pipe and tin were invited. Seven hundred men enlisted in Britain's Royal Air Force in a week.
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Lodge 1104
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Kohlmyer Hall
Pearl Avenue
Lorain
Thomas Pycratt
Mike Melia
National Tube Company
Court actions and a divorce filed in Lorain county
Otto Laubenthal seeks an accounting and 625 dollars from Arnold Laubenthal in a milk trucking contract dispute filed today. Anna Drabik sues Francis Drabik for divorce on neglect and cruelty. they married in 1928 and have one son. Robert F. Adams was fined 8.10 dollars for driving without a tail light after arraignment. J Gillen of New York Central reports brass bearings stolen from Sheffield railroad cars worth 90 dollars.
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Otto Laubenthal
Lorain
Arnold M. Laubenthal
Avon
Anna Drabik
Francis Drabik
Robert F. Adams
LaGrange
C. C. Lord
Chalmer Davidson
J. Gillen
New York Central Railroad
Sheriffs Department
Sheffield
Death Record Mrs Sada J Anderson
Word has been received of the death of Mrs Sada J Anderson who died Wednesday at her Cleveland home after a brief illness. Funeral services will be from St James A M E church in Cleveland at 1 00 p m Saturday. She was the widow of William T Anderson a major in the Spanish American War who preceded her in death four years ago. She led the Northern Ohio Conference Branch of the Woman s Mite Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sada J. Anderson
Cleveland
St. James A. M. E
Anderson
William T Anderson
Northern Ohio Conference
Woman's Mite Missionary Society
Funeral Services for John M Bardon in Grafton
Funeral services for John M Bardon of Chestnut Street Grafton who died Thursday will be held Monday at 9 30 am from his residence and 10 am at the Immaculate Conception Church with a Requiem Mass conducted by his sons Rev J L Bardon of Canton as celebrant Rev Edward Bardon of Sacramento California as deacon and Rev George Whitehead of Cleveland as sub deacon. Rev Patrick Ferron pastor will preach. Burial in St Marys Cemetery Grafton remains to be moved from Bittner funeral home to the late residence this evening.
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John M. Bardon
Chestnut Street
Grafton
Immaculate Conception Church
J. L. Bardon
Canton
Edward Bardon
Sacramento
California
George Whitehead
Cleveland
Patrick Ferron
St. Mary's Cemetery
Bittner Funeral Home
O S U Bandmaster Brings 38 Year Tenure to Close
Columbus report details Gus Bruder retirement on Jan 1 after 38 years directing the Ohio State University band. Under his leadership the band grew from a dozen to more than 100 members, with milestones including a 63 member roster by 1916 and the first 100 piece band for a 1920 football game. Bruder began music at age 12 with the Columbus Barracks band and later performed in theaters and a circus.
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Columbus
Gustav Bruder
Ohio State University
Ohio State Band
Bruder
Ohio State
Columbus Barracks
U. S. Army
Still Studying Electrocution Theory
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan said he was examining the possibility that Marie Cooley and her daughter Kay may have been electrocuted in their Lincoln Park home south of Lorain. A transformer in the area tested properly, and the bed on which the women lay smoldered from an undetermined fire. The sheriff noted tests suggesting a high tension current could have entered the domestic line, with faulty wiring possibly starting the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Finegan
Marie Cooley
Kay
Lincoln Park
Lorain
National Tube Co. Schedule Slightly Lowers Output Next Week
National Tube Co at Lorain will run 210s at a slightly reduced level next week versus this week. Steel production holds steady while one more seam less unit operates. Two blast furnaces and ten open hearths continue. Bessemer converter and rail mill idle. Days of operation from Monday set for putt mills 2 6 and T and seamless mills 1 2 and 3. No skelp mills scheduled. Schedule tentative and subject to change.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer Conversar
Rail Mil
Boys Show Skill In Archery
Thirty two Elyria boys met last night at the YMCA for their second archery lesson. Leonard K. Osberg of Vermilion, a noted archer, supervised as they shot bow and arrow. The balloons for target practice were made smaller after popping too easily. Fifty six boys are enrolled, with many starting leather wristbands and finger tabs. The group will split into two sections next Thursday: beginners at 7 p.m. and those with two lessons at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Leonard K. Osberg
Vermilion
Osberg
Appointments for Ohio unemployment claims rise in Elyria
Elyria filing office at 322 Broad Street issued about 100 appointment cards as demand grew, though far below expectations. Scheduling stations at Oberlin Wellington and Grafton closed at noon. Elyria office to close tomorrow. Beginning next Tuesday morning, applications will be filed at the local office, with records moved from Lorain to serve 16 townships in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Elyria
Broad Street
Oberlin
Wellington
Grafton
Lorain
Sheriff declares strict policy on department appointments
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan outlined a performance based approach to staffing the county sheriff’s office. He noted only two recent dismissals will be replaced and no further changes planned unless deputies fail to meet standards. Chief deputy position remains with C. J. Cordy, despite earlier reports of Albert Stebbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Finegan
Michael Bulzomi
Rodman Douglas
Spain
C. J. Cordy
Albert Stebbins
Lorain
Stebbins
Postalization Of Passenger Rates Studied By ICC
Washington Dec. 30 Rail road executives met to discuss prosperity proposals as the Interstate Commerce Commission studied a relief plan for passenger rates. A New York to San Francisco trip could cost a basic coach fare of $5 or up to $75 for the most expensive accommodations. The plan, urged by John Hastings, envisions a parcel rate style railroad tariff across five zones. Senate leaders and House committees plan a conference with the president to discuss relief proposals as rail legislation looms in the new Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
San Francisco
Burton X. Wheeler
D. Mont
Senate Interstae Commerce Committee
ICC
Walter M. W. Splawn
John Hastings
New York States
Wheeler
Hastings
The
Association of American Railroads
Roosevelt
Clarence F. Lea. D. Calif
House Committee On Interstate and
Mother And Five Children Perish In Winnipeg Fire
In St James Winnipeg a fire killed Mrs Lyle Robson and five of her children in their home last night. The husband and another girl child escaped with severe burns. Firemen faced 28 below zero as they battled the blaze and found all bodies on the second floor. Four children were said to have died in their sleep while the mother tried to save a young child. The mother and the sixth child were found in a bathroom and were described as in critical condition.
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Winnipeg
Lyle Robson
St James
Robson
Japan Eyes Ban on Sightseeing Trips Amid Accidents
A日本 authorities consider restricting sightseeing trips following a surge of accidents at home. Officials weigh safety measures while public concerns grow about traveler risk and tourism exposure.
Sleeper Resolution Advances Confirmations in Ohio Senate
In Columbus today the Senate approved a sleeper resolution allowing Governor Davey to have appointments confirmed by a majority of senators elected, not a full majority, to fast track reappointment of Charles Leasure to the unemployment Insurance Commission. The anti Davey bloc protested, but the motion passed and a reconsideration attempt failed 11 to 19. Senator Kane moved for immediate reconsideration while Senator Boyd denounced the tactic as steamrolling the chamber.
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Columbus
Senate
Davey
Keith Lawrence
Cuyahoga
Charles Leasure
Zanesville
Leasure
Lawrence Kane
R. Harriton
Kane
William Boyd
D. Cuyahoga
Lawrence
Bricker names three military aides to his staff
Governor-elect John W Bricker announced the selection of three military aides for his official staff Lieut Col Carlton S Dargusch Capt Don C Power and Capt Aden Silbaugh The fourth aide will be chosen later One staff member will come from the naval militia Other officers include Adjt Gen Emil F rearx St Marve Asst Adjt Gen Loucks Brown Kenton and Assis Quartermaster Gen John Blount Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John W. Bricker
Carlton S. Dargusch
Don C Power
Bricker
Aden Silbaugh
Lancaster
Naval Militia
Surf
Ute
Adjt
Emil Frearx
Marve
Loucks Brown
Kenton
Assisat
John Blount
Hillsboro
Believe Yegis Beat Elderly Man To Death
Batavia dispatch reports Jacob Fishback an 83 year old recluse found dead in his shack by hunters. Belief later stated he was beaten to death by bandits days earlier, possibly seeking money from recently sold land. Body found by Harold Anderson of Cincinnati and his son Albert during a hunting trip.
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Batavia
Palice
Jacob Fishback
Fishback
Rbbers
Harold Anderson
Cincinnati
Albert
Man shoots estranged wife and two others then takes life
Greenfield report states William Cross, 29, shot his estranged wife Cathryn Gregg Cross 20 in the stomach and two others at Vallentine's restaurant before his own wounds left him hospitalized. Cathryn Cross faced a divorce suit filed November 7 in Hillsboro court. Lois Curry and Esther Smalley were wounded slightly.
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Mrs. Cross
Cross
Becoming Dress study expands for Lorain County women
Twenty one Lorain County farm women begin a major 1938 39 project on becoming dress under the county extension service directed by Edith Berry OSU clothing specialist. The program starts with a meeting of the Lorain County Women’s Home Council next Wednesday at Mrs. Lee Johnson’s Gulf Road home. The first project meeting is January 11 when Graf ton Home Makers meet, with two meetings per group through late February. The initial sessions will focus on selecting becoming colors, as Frances Ecker notes, with prior project on everyday electricity nearing completion and similar group involvement.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Edith Berry
Ohio State University
Lorain
Grafton Home Makers
Frances Ecker
Wavy
Wellington Grange Hall
Wellington and
Penfield
Leake Avenue
Lake Avenue
Gulf Road
Elyria decides NYE liquor closings policy
Police Chief E J Stankard remained noncommittal on enforcement for New Year Eve as the Ohio Board of Liquor Control left closing rules to local authorities. The state will not extend Sunday closing. enforcement will depend on complaints and reveler conduct. An extra police cruiser squad will patrol for drunken driving while Sheriff Carl R Finegan will not extend NYE closing but will respond to complaints. State rules set 2 30 a m closing for night club licenses and 1 am for club licenses, Lorain allows open until 4 am.
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E. J. Stankard
Elyria
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
State Board
Stankard
Carl R. Finegan
Lorain
Man suffocates in New York hotel fire
A fire in the Hotel Lido bar sent smoke up an open elevator shaft. Manheim Wexler, 65, died at Roosevelt Hospital after rescue. Several others were overcome and saved by firemen.
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New York
W.poneman
Manheim Wexler
Roosevelt Hospital
Lorain man fined for reckless driving at arraignment
Chester Dobson of 126 East 33rd Street Lorain was fined 1 dollar and costs for reckless driving after being arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q Petro. He had been arrested last Tuesday for speeding 60 miles an hour on Lake Avenue.
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Chester Dobson
E 33Rd St
Lorain
Joseph Q Petro
Lake Avenue
Camden Township Women Benefit by Mrs J L Brown
Mrs J L Brown of Kipton is highlighted as a key figure aiding Camden Township women in a community program. Details describe her involvement and local impact on supportive efforts.
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J L Brown
Kipton
Camden Township
Early Fire Discovery Sparks Home Fire Parade
Fire Chief W. Bates credited an early discovery of a fire at D. and Rim bach, 130 Lincoln Street, with preventing serious damage. Two fire companies were roused at 12:55 a m, arrived to find the blaze out. Rim bach had doused it with a pan of water. A defective chimney caused damage to basement ceiling materials, the baseboard, and a piece of joist. loss estimated as sight.
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W. Bates
D. & Rimbach
Lincoln Stleet
Hey
Rimbach
Four-H Junior Leadership Project Held at Extension Office
Four-H Club members completed their 1938 work night as their junior leadership project was judged at the county extension service office. Huron County extension agent Guy Hammon led the discussion and acted as judge, with members from South Amherst Eaton Amherst and West Ridge in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agricultural Extension Service Ooffice
Guy Hammon
Huron County Extension
June Thompson
Elmer Schacht
South
Amherst
Evelyn Oldag
Eaton
Melvin Kolbe
Marian Knittle
West Ridge
Primine Auction Sale January 7 1939 At E Baker Place
Auctioneer Clayton Soow lists sale at 100 o'clock cash terms. Located 4 miles west of Route 252 and 400 feet south on Jaquay road off Sprague road. Items include two horses seven and nine years old, harnesses hay-wagon rake cultivators seed potatoes mower and tools. Mrs Wojciechowski ayrise
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Jaquay Road
Sprague Road
E. Baker Place
Clayton Soow
Wojciechowski
Ayrise
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Elyria, Ohio
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Japan
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Richman
Daveyites
Yegis
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
the Sederis Restaurant
Primine
P. A. Walker
Redington
Nichols Court
C. H. Tibbitts
Devonshire Road
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