Hospitals face nursing programs curtailment in Ohio
Ohio nurses association secretary reports economic conditions push several hospitals to close or limit training schools. Some will not offer fall or spring classes. others cap entering classes. Elyria Memorial vows to keep its program unless absolutely necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Home and Hospital
Findlay
Memorial
Piqua
Marietta
Jang Case
Delaware
Sandusky County
Fremont
Alliance City
Providence
Sandusky
East Liverpool
Newark City Hospital
August
Aultman
Canton
Bethesda
Zanesville
Coshocton City
Good Samaritan
Massillon
Ohio
Lorain W C T V U executive meets in Lorain
The Lorain County W C T V U executive committee gathered at Mrs. A L Hill’s home in Lorain on December 29. Delegates from county unions attended. actions included a protest letter to Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt and plans for new directories and an active program of work. A separate report noted two cars damaged in a collision on West Avenue near Highth Street and property damage along the route of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Longwell
Lorain
Oberlin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas Grey
Eights Street
Lester Maria
Woodbury Street
West Avenue
Highth Street
Marsh
West Avenues
Hunt Slayer Of Bookkeeper In Cleveland
Detectives searched Cleveland for a former chauffeur of the Society for the Blind as a suspect in the murder of Ruth Steese 24 bookkeeper for the organization. Her body was found in a car in East Cleveland strangled with her scarf bound and blindfolded and shot twice. The $191 theft points to robbery or lust as possible motives with little else to go on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Society For the Blind
Ruth Steese
East
Auto tag offices crowned as sales surge in Elyria
Elyria motorists race to buy 1933 license plates as tag offices report heavy turnout. Deputy commissioners J. H. Hurst and Al Mason say many residents will still be without plates for tomorrow. Sales exceed 800 yesterday with 1 000 hoped for today, as the deadline nears for 1332 tags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
J. H. Hurst
Lorain County Automobile Club
al Mason
Hurst
The
Automobile Club
Mason
Barter Movement Gains Widely As Unemployment Grows
In Cincinnati and Ottawa reports, barter movement expands across 29 states with over a hundred exchanges. Unemployed workers offer services in exchange for goods, reducing cash needs while a Ohio judge allows alimony to be paid in farm products and wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
J. D. Brown
Princeton
American Economic Association
Brown
Entertain Boys at Grafton Prison Farm
New Year program at Grafton state prison farm featured Miss Jessie Burns and W R Comings delivering humorous recitations and a timely talk by City Solicitor Howard Butler. Comings arranged the event and invited inmates to perform their own musical numbers, receiving hearty responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Prison Farm
Jessie Burns
Longfellow Avenue
Howard Butler
Grafton
Comings
Watch Night Service At Salvation Army In Elyria
Elyrians plan to greet the New Year at the Watch Night service tonight at Salvation Army headquarters on Broad Street. Details are scarce but a 1933 reception is being planned to welcome the new year. A quoted reflection on statesmen notes action and philosophy in shaping decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Elyriang
the Nelda
Broad Street
Chapin Foresees Confident Economic Year Ahead
Secretary Roy D. Chapin said the United States enters the new year with a fighting spirit and quiet determination. He noted favorable factors beyond surface percentages and stressed a calmer, more rational national mood and openness to constructive proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roy D. Chapin
Chapin
President Hoover Pursues Barracuda on Palm Beach Seas
President Hoover and party fished off Palm Beach and aboard the sloop Orca. He hooked three sailfish and a dolphin the previous day and landed a seven feet eight inch safefish, the largest catch of the trip. A friendly rivalry emerged among the party as they sailed along the coast under a blazing sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Mla
Hoover
Orca
Herman Gray
Parky
Lawrence Rickey
Savannah
Forged Seabold Signatures Linked to Checks
Police seek a suspect who forged the signature of Edward Seabold on at least three checks. The forgeries involve checks for 18 19 and 16 dollars, allegedly bearing Elyma Dairy Inn and to J H Curry. The fraudulent pattern centers on Seabold's name and address 140 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Seabold
Lake Avenue
Seabold
Elyma Dairy Inn
al Mason
Broad Street
J. H. Curry
Donation of 25 Bushels of Potatoes for Elyria Relief
Pollack and Clawson of 387 Furnace Street donate 25 bushels of potatoes to the Elyria Relief Committee for needy city families. The potatoes arrived yesterday and were added to supplies at the relief committee commissary in City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Newspapers At Findlay Merge
Findlay Ohio consolidation of two papers, Morning Republican and Findlay Courier, announced today. Effective January 1, the Findlay Publishing Co owner of the Republican, now owns Courier, ending separate editions and publishing one morning paper after the merger. The Courier’s last issue will be Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Morning Republican
Findlay Courier
Findlay Publishing Co
Republican
Courier
Windsay Publishing Co
Judge Delays Sentencing After Verdict In Adams Case
Charles Jr. Adams chief defense counsel said a motion for a new trial would likely be filed soon. The judge deferred sentencing Hi ron until Tuesday due to Adams being absent when the verdict was returned last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jr. Adams
Adams
A. Kh. Webber
Hiron
Oberlin Five To Play Out Of Town Games
Oberlin College basketball will travel for two pre season games next week facing University of Toledo in Toledo and Detroit City College in Detroit. The season opens at Warner gymnasium January 7 against Hiram. Ralph E. Cain's mother Mary Cain of West Union West Virginia died. Cain ill and unable to attend funeral. Louis Hearson in Norwalk for sister Marie Hearson's death. Several local residents travel, visit, or host over New Year with family and friends in Ohio and Michigan.
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Oberlin
University of Toledo
Detroit City College
Detroit
Warner Gymnasium
Hiram
Ralph E. Cain
North Park Street
Mary Cain
West Union
West Virginia
Cain
Louis Hearson
Norwalk
Marie Hearson
R. W. Young
North Prospect Street
Virginia
Helen Rook
Akron
FE. J. Yeaman
Morgan Street
T. C. Whitney
Russel
Ada Sherburne
Pittsfield
J. Youmans
Avery Yeomars
Lorain
Arthur Princehorn
Delmar Craig
Geneva
East College Street
J. R. Crandall
Pittsburgh
Anna Pease
North Main Street
Helen Smith
M. EB. Olmier
North Professor Street
Frank Pease
Claude Lyman
Smith
Medina
Nellie Reed
Lockhart
Florida
J. M. Beardsley
Knoxville
Tenn
W. F. Bohn
Oak Street
Elizabeth Upton
William T. Upton
Abbot Academy
Andover
Mass
James Bates
J. Barnes
Ray
Belden High Senior Class party and town briefs
Belden High School senior class of 121 members enjoyed a party at Esther Gest’s home with nine attendees listed. Local notes report visitors and calls from multiple families, a County Concert Orchestra practice in Elyria, bridge club gatherings, and several illnesses including chickenpox and scarlet fever quarantines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Belden High School
Esther Gest
Mary Dambaugh
Ethel Nichols
Frank Wise
Herman Gest
Clayton Mole
Leon Rising
Walter Sandrock
Flord Lane
Joseph Grabenstetter
Baum
Local officials plan retirements amid varied duties
Sheriff Clarence Adams announces a break to rest after four years of heavy duties, while County Commissioner George Rhoads and Lorain commissioner Thomas Peebles retire temporarily. The scene reflects a shift from frontline roles to quieter days, with observers noting the human depth behind public service and schooling’s later impact on lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Adams
George Rhoads
Court House
Thomas Peebles
Lorain
City Health Department Reports Scarlet Fever Wanes
The city health department logs show 163 throat culture tests for scarlet fever, 14 quarantine signs placed, and 30 buildings fumigated for the disease. Scarlet fever is rapidly waning with no new cases reported for over a week as other health duties continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Curtiss
F. H. Williams
Health Department
G. W. Savage
Woman Granted Divorce on Grounds of Gross Neglect
Agnes Wykrent of 2 Crenore Court was granted a divorce from George by Judge W B Thompson this morning on the grounds of gross neglect of duty. The judge’s ruling frames the case with a Greek maxim about punishment and disgrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Wykrent
Crenore Court
George
W. B. Thompson
Eagles To Hold New Year Party In Elyria
Elyria Eagles launch a 1923 membership drive led by William France and J L Mathis. The plan runs through January to March with a forty member outreach group and Floyd Hayes and his Eagle Band providing free music and dancing for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eagles
Elyria Eagles Hall
Willian France
J. L. Mathis
Bew
Floyd Hayes
Eagles
AML
Probe Murders Of Two Men In Bloody Detroit Case
Toledo police and Michigan authorities investigated the killings of Roland Lampert and Clayton Kries whose bodies were found in a sedan in Monroe. Both men suffered rope restraints and head wounds and were linked to liquor rings through pocket license numbers. Lampert’s wife claimed the car belonged to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Roland
Speedy) Lampert
Clayton Kries
Monroe
Mich
Wooster College Roommates Die in Two Tragic Illnesses
Two Wooster College freshmen and roommates, Dorothy Adair of Wooster and Lai Steele of Lyndhurst New Jersey, died within days of each other after Steele contracted pneumonia during Christmas vacation and Adair underwent a hospital operation.
Compinted from Page 1 observes busy day and new figures
Noah Hall dormitory at Oberlin College opened for public inspection. Elyria registers record 1500 voters for the November election. The Ohio Association of School Boards organized with BE Howenstine of Elyria president. North Ridgeville Church marks 110th anniversary. A social observation notes domestic contrasts in married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Oberlin College
Elyria
Ohio Association of School Boards
Syria
BE. J. Howenstine
North Ridgeville
Market rundown and local election notes from Elyria area
Chicago market quotes mixed across eggs poultry and produce with receipts and futures. Lorain County voters leaned Republican in a Democratic landslide while Elyria and nearby towns enacted or rejected local measures and saw notable obituaries and public works agenda updates.
Elyria 1933 Budget Cuts And Public Relief Actions Reported
Elyria boards cut 1933 budgets by 70 000 to lower the tax rate to 22.36 mills, while a relief appropriation of 21 446 was approved. The relief commissary opened in City Hall to aid needy families. New county officials prepared to take office in the new year. Andrew G. Comings, Oberlin business figure and Anti-Saloon League founder, died. The First MBE Church marked anniversaries of the Sunday School and church. Toys and dinners were distributed to needy children by the American Legion and Not An Empty Stocking committee. The United States Steel Corporation announced transfers for Newburg Steel to Lorain plant. Dr. A H Smith appointed county sanatorium superintendent.
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Lorain County
Repubiicans
White
Bulkley
Amherst
Oberlin
Elyvia
H. F. Gammons
J. G. Tufford
I. T. S. Rubber Company
Third Street
Carey T. Winckles
Ridgeville
Elyria Construction Company
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Lorain County Board of Education
Elyria
Flyvia Relief Commission
Frank Wilford
Lorain
Medina
Huron
Ashland
Wellington
Newburg
Cleveland
United States Steel Corpoation
Elyria Board of Education
Council
American Legion
A. H. Smith
Atlanta
Georgia
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Hunt
Ottawa
Sjudge
Elmer
Unverferth
Common Pleas
William Guelker
Ante
Glandorf
Elyrian
Lydia
Elizabeth
Adele Landin
A. L. Wise
Mandar
Amiel Jelenek
Jelenek
Henry Droege
Elizabeth Droege
A. L. Crowe
Oleeva
Snarlene Wise
Charles Wise
Jeanne
Mel
Martin Beriswill
Neil
Elyria Oni
Ed Harder
Bridge Club
Arthur Wise
Chas. Wise
James Schurgot
John Clark
B A. Rothgery
Arthur Rinehart
Aeschylus
Sophocles
Lucretius
Virgil
Dante
Shakespeare
Wooster College
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Colorado McClures
Timothy
Hallowe’en
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Lyria
United Dry Cleaning CO
Ohio Public Service Co.9
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