Schools to receive 74886.97 from state to retire notes
Elyria and Lorain County schools expect checks this week totaling 74886.97 from the state to retire notes for funds borrowed on first and second quarter 1936 School Foundation allotments. State officials warn full retirement cannot occur due to revenue deficits, urging boards to pay if possible or seek 60 day renewals.
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Elyria
Lorain County
State Department of Education
R. C. Maston
C. A. Gibbons
Elyria Board
EB. L. Bowsher
Gibbons
Elyria Board of Education
City approves salary plan for water works staff
The ordinance, amended to convert filter men at the water works pumping station from hourly to salary positions, grants paid vacations and other benefits. Service Director I. D. Faxon cited annual salary of about $14,000 and a $1.584 yearly rate for the new salary job, with unchanged pay levels for the men.
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I. D. Faxon
All-Bran Daily Elimination Promoted by Kellogg’s Ad
An advertisement for Kellogg Att-Bran touts daily use to relieve fatigue headaches and listlessness from poor meals. It claims Att-Bran absorbs water, forms a soft mass, and gently cleanses the system. Directions suggest two tablespoons daily with cereal or recipes.
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Mr. N. Kring
Hickory St
Fairbury
Thinois
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Ohio bill may restore county school board fees
Lorain County education officials reported a proposed Ohio bill recommended for passage would restore the former fees for county school board members, three dollars per meeting plus mileage, with township members set at two dollars per meeting for ten annual meetings, while current attendance has only mileage.
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Ohio
Lorain
Gibbens May Attend Convention
County school superintendent A. Gibbens may attend a national superintendents convention in New Orleans this month, or may not attend. Lorain County Board of Educators debated the legality of sending him, awaiting a ruling from County Prosecutor Howard R. Butler before deciding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. A. Gibbens
New Orleans
Lorain County
Cincinnati Manager May Head University Presidency
Clarence A. Dykstra, earning $25,000 a year as Cincinnati city manager, appeared in Madison today as a leading candidate for the University of Wisconsin presidency after regent committee conferences in Chicago. The report notes his tenure and rising consideration among regents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Clarence A. Dykstra
Cincinnati
University of Wisconsin
Chicago
City council approves salary raise for members to 200 a year
Council raises the annual salary for members to 200 after Elmer Nelson urged higher pay. A state law once forbade more than 150, but legality remains uncertain. The hospital ordinance shifts indigent cases to Elyria Memorial at 5.30 per day, with last year’s finances showing a 21,508.81 operating loss funded by donations and chest gifts. Boiler repairs may cost 55,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Henke
Harvey Cheney
Elmer Nelson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Council
Frank Hoover
Community Chest
Johnson Brothers of
Cleveland
Hoover
Will emphasizes education for self restraint and self reliance
The will stresses education to foster self restraint and self reliance. A note claims 100000 retail stores are listed in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Birthday Ball Aids Infantile Paralysis Campaign
Wellington Ohio February 2 Eighty couples attended a Birthday Ball at the I O O F ball from 9 am to 1 pm Saturday evening. Swingsters orchestra from New London provided music for dancing. Net proceeds support infantile paralysis drive with 70 percent to Gates hospital Ebrris and 30 percent to the Warm Springs Foundation in Georgia.
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Wellington
Ohio
New London
Gates ‘Hospital
Ebrris
Warm Springs Foundation
Georgia
Mills Family Home Sold to Grain Company for Barn Remodel
Last Saturday the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Mills at 420 Barker Street sold to The Wheelingty Farmers Grain and Milling Company. The firm plans immediate remodeling of the large barns to convert them into a sales barn. The Mills family will remain in the home for a period.
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Otis Mills
Barker Street
Wwellingty Farmers Grain & Milling’ Company
Evangelistic Meetings Set At Local Methodist Church
Special Evangelistic meetings begin tonight at 7 30 in the Methodist Episcopal church with spiritual music by the Wainwright Evangelistic party. All boys and girls invited after noon from the school for a special surprise. Rev Lonzon S Green pastor will preach each evening including Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wainwright
Lonzon S. Green
CONTINTE FIOOP RELIEF APPEAL NOTES POSSIBLE FUNDING EFFORT
An appeal was filed seeking relief funds in the tart area. The effort aims to mobilize community support and gather donations to assist affected residents and local organizations. Further details and eligible aid criteria were not fully provided in the fragmented text.
American Legion drives two tons of aid shipped to Wellington
The Wellington post led by commander Harry Hannon organized a Sunday drive through local churches to collect food clothing and monetary donations. A second truck load was sent to the floor area early this morning totaling over two tons of material and funds.
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Ous
American Legion of Wellington
Harry Hannon
Hannon
Sermon by Dr Rolin H Walker At Wellington Church
One of the most inspiring sermons ever preached from a pulpit was delivered Sunday morning by Dr Rolin H Walker professor emeritus of the English Bible at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware. He spoke at the Mid Year Institute of the Epworth League held in the Wellington Methodist church serving Lorain and Medina counties. His subject was Let Him Who Has a Coat Sell It and Buy a Sword.
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Rolin. H. Walker
Oho Wesleyan University
Delaware
Epworth League of Methodist Episcopal
Lorain
Medina
Wellington
Local families share visits and weekend plans
Mr and Mrs Scott Anderson drove to Nova Sunday to see their ill daughter in law Mrs Don Anderson. Charles Shepard and three children brought his niece Miss Bertha Horner to Lodi to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Emmett Horner. Betty Page freshman at Miami University visited her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Page last week. Mr and Mrs Howard Jordan of Rocky River visited his mother Mrs Kathryn Jordan Saturday. Past Matrons and Patrons Association of Temple Chapter O E S will hold a party in the Masonic hall.
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Scott Anderson
Nova
Don Anderson
Charles Shepard
Charles Richard
Helen Marie
Howard Barry
Bertha Horner
Lodi
Emmett ‘Horner
Howard Jordan
Rocky River
Kathryn ‘Jordan
Local social notes and church events gathered in Elyria area
Mr and Mrs 3 T Duff, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Baker and Mrs Lena Dibble to entertain at a Wednesday evening covered dish gathering. Mr and Mrs A P Lincoln visited Miss Eva Couch at the Home for the Aged in Elyria. Paul Recard attended a birthday party at Oscar Pfeiffer's home in Elyria. Dr C W Recard attended the Ohio Ministers Conference of Congregational churches in Columbus. Elizabeth Ward of Butler visited cousin Anita Recard for the weekend. Congregational church Sunday music featured an anthem The Splendors of Thy Glory Lord by Woodward and the High School brass ensemble performed. Billy McColl of Cleveland resigned his job and returned home to Linden NC, visiting cousin Bert Knapp. He is son of Mr and Mrs W C McColl. mother formerly Miss Lucille Damon of here.
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A. P. Lincoln
Eva Couch
Elyria
Paul Recard
Oscar Pfeiffer
C. W.,recard
Ohio Ministers Conference of Congregational Churches
Columbus
Elizabeth Ward
Butler
Anita Recard
Congregational Church
Woodward
Billy McColl
Cleveland
Linden
N. C
Bert. Knapp
Lucille ,Damon
Here
Home Missions Program At Congregational Church
The Woman's Association of the Congregational church presents a Home Missions program in the church parlor Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. John Stacey chairs. Mrs. H. R. Daugherty leads devotionals and Mrs. C. W. Horr speaks on Labrador. Music by Miss Dorothy Lienhard. Hostess is Mrs. Lawrence Baker.
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Woman’s Association of the Congregational Church
John Stacey
H. R. Daugherty
C. W. Horr
Labrador
Dorothy Lienhard
Lawrence Baker
Horse Men School Session Held by Northern Draft Horse Assn
The first session of the Horse men school sponsored by the Northern Draft Horse Association will be held at Wellington Grange hall next Friday. L C McCaan an Ohio State University extension service expert in animal husbandry will discuss features of
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the Horsemen’s School
Northern Draft Horse Association
Wellington Grange Hall
L. C. McCaan
Ohio State University Extension Service
Wellington children star in church musical pageant
About 150 children from Wellington and nearby joined a musical pageant at the Congregational church directed by Miss Helen Miller of the Miller-Allem evangelistic group. The display featured biblical themes and a parade of flags from many nations, with roughly 350 in attendance. The Allem-Miller team also presented a religious program at the M. E. Church the following afternoon and evening.
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Wellington
Congregational Church
Helen Miller
Miller-Allem Party
Baptist Church
Allem-Miller Party
M. E
Price Allem
Wellington High School selects Pauline Powell editor in chief
Pauline Powell was chosen editor in chief of the Wellington High School paper the Hii Times. Staff includes Donald Swinger Raymond Cassell Mary Whitney and others with Yovanka Zubrick as business manager and Martha Waldorf as circulation manager. Additional senior contributors listed include LaVaughn Kepler Dick MacDermott Donald Miller and others. Community briefs note visits illnesses and local happenings including Ruth Shepard staying at 523 Barker street and a 4 H group event at Ridgeville Grange hall. Congressman Don Harter of Akron visited Dr. Ralph W. Falls during a Wellington pass through.
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Pauline Powell
Hii Times
Wellington
Donald Swanger
Hi Times
Raymond Cassell
Mary Whitney
Mary Scoville
Boyd Cooper
Frank Marley
Yovanka Zubrick
Martha Waldorf
Jean Perry
LaVaughn Kepler
Dick MacDermott
Donald Miller
Lenore Sutliff
Norman Walters
Margaret Waldorf
Ruth
Shepard
Cora Shepard
Barker Street
Evelyn
Lakewood
Milo Pease
Merle Heidenreich
E. H.porter
Oberlin
Harlan Dudley
Jean Phelps
Kent State University
Hollis Turner
Jeromeville
Ed Turner
Charles Shepard
William Allison
Rittman
Don Harter
Akron
Ralph W. Falls
Lorain County Board Approves Typewriter Purchase
The Lorain County Board of Education approved buying a new typewriter for the county school office. Baker Typewriter Sales and Service offered a 14 inch carriage model at 67.86, included discounts, and was accepted. Two other bids from Logia Book Store and Mansfeld Typewriter and Supply Company matched the amount.
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Lorain.Counety Board of Education
Baker . Typewriter Sales and Service Company
Educationat
Loogia Book
Elyria
Mansfeld Typewriter and Supply Company
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Florida Coal
Cairo
Wheeling Island
W. Va
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Grissinger
Courtland
Purchase Mills Home
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Lorain County. Y Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Amherst
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Broad St
Glas Company
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