Absences Cost County Schools Big Loss In 1937 38
The Lorain County Board of Education reviews A T Smith attendance figures showing 3568.08 in state funds lost from absences in the first semester with nearly half from the last six weeks. Illness, family illness, quarantine and other causes reduced attendance. enrollment stood at 6107 with 64 new pupils and 82 withdrawals. Attendance rates hovered around 95 to 96 percent for elementary and high schools. Smith issued six attendance notices and one court case. six work permits were granted.
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Porain County
A. T. Smith
Smith
Lorai
Apple Institute Elects Officers in Columbus Meeting
The Ohio Apple Institute linked to the Ohio Horticultural Society elected its executive committee for the coming year at the Winter session in Columbus. Officers named include H. L. Mantle president Painesville H. C. Neal vice president 9800 Detroit Avenue Cleveland W. B. Baughman secretary and treasurer W. Lutz C E Dutton Milford Center and Judge L. B. Yaple. Mantle noted unusually large attendance of apple growers statewide and expected a bigger apple crop next year.
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Ohio Apple Institute
Columbus
Ohio Horticultural Society
H. L. Mantle
Painesville
H. C. Neal
Detroit Avenue
Cleveland
W. B. Baughman
New Concord
H.W. Lutz
Carroll
C. E. Dutton
Milford Center
L. B. Yaple
Mantle
40 Fruit Growers At Demonstration
About 40 Lorain County fruit growers attended a pruning demonstration yesterday at the Walter Grobe farm. F S Howlett of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station led the session showing pruning of mature trees young transplants and six year old peach and apple trees.
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Lorain County
Walter Grobe
F. S. Howlett
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
No Solicitation Authorized By Worker's Alliance
The Elyria Local of the Workers Alliance of America announced that no further authorization has been given to solicit funds in the name of the organization and urged residents to report any alleged solicitations to 204 Lodi Street. A separate item notes Mrs Edward Brotherton, 7, of Clark Street, suffered a fractured right wrist after slipping on ice in front of 213 Clark Street yesterday, per police.
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Worker’s Alliance
Elyria
Workers Alliance of America
Elyrians
Lodi Street
Alliance
Edward Brotherton
Clark Street
Court fines man for intoxication in Berea arraignment
Oscar Stetler of Berea paid a $5 fine plus costs after being arraigned before Justice L D Hamlin for intoxication stemming from an incident earlier in the week. Deputies arrested him on Route 10 while assisting another man in pulling a car from a ditch.
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Oscar Stetler
Berea
L. D. Hamlin
Route 10
Olympic Games Near End Sparks Ties In Jump Events
Competition tightens as the Olympic Games approach closure next week. In Preps Junior Byram and Wham Pemberthy tied at 3 feet 1 inch in the running high jump. Working boys' class saw Tom Chapman and Jack Dunn tied for first at four feet. Cadet class leader Donald DuCoty with 23 pushups. High School winner Joe Bolosh cleared 4 feet 6 inches with Ed Gutowski and Gordon Wa at 4 feet 4 inches. Junior class winner P. Leon Akfeld 2 feet 10.5 inches. Next week features the high jump across all classes and the final standings.
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Junior Byram
Wham Pemberthy
Nenes
Tom Chapman
Jack Dunn
Donald DuCoty
Clas
Bauuglas McKay
Frenklin Peterman
Joe Bolash
Alice
Ed Gutowski
Gordon Wa
Juton
Leon Akfeld
Westey Charl
Death Record Family to hold funeral services
Funeral services for W. MecDermat will be held at 3 o clock at the church. Burial at Norwester Cemetery. The body was taken from Welsh Funeral Home to the late home on Chestnut Street this afternoon. He leaves two sisters Mrs Donovan and Mrs Frank Boey and a sister Rose of Buffalo New York.
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Nor
Chestnut Street
Donovan
Rose
Buffalo
New York
Frank Boey
Cleveland
Methodist
Lee Whiteman Mirister
Ernest Yocom
H C Burr
Strzel
Epworth League
Methodist Narsonage
South Cedar Avenue
George Beebe
Grafton
Scott
First Baptist Church
J Gorden Trick
Serrcon
Wahier
Mer
Trek
West College Street
Secrecy Clash Over White House Conference Reveals Divisions
Senators push to reveal secret White House meeting details as they clash over who may speak. Debate centers on President Roosevelt remarks about defending France and Britain and the U S stance on entangling alliances. The military affairs committee postpones action while conflicts over records continue.
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Bridges
Military Affairs Committee
Senate
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Bennett Clark
D. Mo
Roosevelt
France
United States
Great Britain
Britain
Judge Urges Stopping In-Laws Interference in Divorce Case
In a temporary alimony hearing Judge D A Cook urged young couple Jane Katherine Deptula and Steve Deptula to meet without relatives to resolve differences. The Elyria case, filed in 1935, involves a two year old son. The judge warned parents should not dictate marital affairs and noted in-laws often cause trouble. The hearing was continued to next Friday.
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D. A. Cook
Jane Katherine Deptula
Elyria
Smt
Steve Deptula
Central relief unit to issue notes for county aid
The central relief unit covering Lorain Elyria Avon Lake Amherst and LaGrange will issue its own notes then transfer funds to the county to continue direct relief. Cheney estimates subdivision issues would cost at least 150 each while countywide notes might total under 200. Black notes county as a unit could sell notes with lower interest than subdivisions selling separately.
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Lorain
Elyria
Avon Lake
Amherst
LaGrange
Cheney
Black
New President For Otterbein Named
COLUMBUS O Feb 4 Dr Joan Ruskin Howe a professor of theology and psychology at Bonebrake Theological Seminary Dayton was selected for the presidency of Otterbein College at a board meeting. He is 43 and an Otterbein alumnus who earned his PhD in 1927. He will succeed Dr Walter G Chippinger whose resignation becomes effective in September.
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Columbus. O
Joan Ruskin Howe
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Dayton
Otterbein College
Edgar Weinland
Columbus
Howe
Otterbein
Yale
Flood Threatens Kentucky and Ohio River Regions
Flooding along the Licking River in Kentucky swamped lands and villages while traffic on Route 60 into Lexington was halted. Armers near Morehead reported submerged, and the Ohio River rose to 27.1 feet near East Liverpool, with engineers predicting a crest of 32 feet later today. Lowlands and the Ohio River Highway face inundation as Wellsville plans a flood wall test. Traffic on the Newell Congo Road in West Virginia was projected to be cut off by the rising water.
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Licking River
Kentucky
Leingston Ky
Armers
Morehead
Ohio River
East Liverpool
Dam No 8
Wellsville
Newell Congo
WW Va
Mussolini May Speed Demands Against France
Rome reports Premier Benito Mussolini may accelerate demands on France amid President Roosevelt's policies. The Fascist grand council prepares, while newspapers attack the President and rumors say Mussolini may address foreign affairs soon to register Italy's displeasure.
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Benito Mussolini
France
Roosevelt
Grand Council
Senate
United States
Diplomatie
Volcires
Mussolino
Italy
Pessia
Amerada
Msm der
Fracture of Right Foot Reported After Heavy Fall
Adams car dealer suffered a fracture of the right foot when a massive weight fell onto it yesterday. He was transported to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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As Adams
Garéet Meulces Furnace Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Tor
Former Merchant Is Found Dead In Bed SVILLE
A former merchant and banker E F Sou of Columbus was found dead in bed at his home in SVILLE. He had been ill for more than a year. He was the brother of Dr. H G Southard, former state health director, Mrs Margaret Henrie of Xena, and Howard Southard of Milford.
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Sville
E.F. Sou
Columbus
H. G. Southard
Irs
Margaret Henrie
Xena
Howard
Milford Ce ¢Ard
Ohio
W. E
Phases Of Growing Of Vegetables To Be Discussed
Lorain county farmers will attend the third annual vegetable growers institute at Sheffield town hall next Thursday and Friday. Ohio State specialists Earl Jones and J H Boyd will discuss soil organic matter and fertilizer methods. Seitz and others will cover growing, marketing, spray materials, and future of the vegetable bus. A round table on common problems and further talks by John Belaz Julius Kelling and others will conclude with a Friday evening session.
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Lorain County
Vegetable Growers’ Institute
Fnday
Sheffield Town Hall
Earl Jones
Ohio State University
F. E. Seitz
Cincinati
Ohio
J. H. Boyd
N. J. Hoskin
J. D. Wilson
Ohio Experiment Stamnes
Seitz
Walter McAllister
Julius Kelling
Ralph Miller
Kem Gamoane
Theodore Peak
Ton
Ohio Council of Beta Merchants
Mysterious Ohio Crash Claims Granot Woman Life
In Newark Ohio Mae Edwards, 5, of Granot, was killed late yesterday in a collision between an automobile and a coal truck on Route 40 near Jacksontown. Her mother Les Mane Edwards, a widow, was severely shocked. Willard Peck of Zanesville and passenger Richard Davis of Marietta escaped injury.
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Newark
Japanese And Russians In Eight Clashes
Eight clashes have occurred between Japanese and Russian troops on the Manchukuo Siberian frontier in the last four days. Domei News Agency dispatch from Hsinking reports Japanese Manchukuo troops repelled five frontier attacks on Tuesday and three more clashes due to Russian attacks occurred yesterday.
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Tokyo
Hunger Strike Probe at San Quentin Prison
San Quentin Cal Feb The California board of pareles investigated a hunger strike at Americas biggest prison. The strike collapsed as 4000 inmates yielded to more tempting menus at the height of the demonstration. Only 133 inmates entered that fourth day and were given the choice of breakfast or remaining in their cells. The strikers protested about wash and beans and other conditions. A. R. O'Brien, president of the state board, sought the real reason and ringleaders. Warden Court Smith said no punishment was planned.
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San Quentin
Cal
California Board of Pareles
America
Agatherere
Walter the Stikers
A. R. O'Brien
State Board
Warden Court Smith
Autograph Hunter Gouges Actress Face In Crowd
In San Diego on February 4 autograph seekers mobbed film actress Rosemary Lane. A fan’s pencil gouged her face, cutting her cheek below the left eye. Lane was treated by Dr. John Wells and sent home to Hollywood. The injury could halt her film work for several days.
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San Diego
Calif
Rosemary Lane
Miss Lane
John Wells
Hollywood
Aim
Identification Group To Meet Here Monday
The Northern Ohio Identification Association will hold its regular meeting here Monday evening, with dinner to open the session. About 14 members are expected to attend. Columbus report by Leuparece LEB Sweet, head of the local identification bureau.
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Northern Ohio Identification Association
Leuparece Leb Sweet
Sweet
Oberlin church and community notices and events
Community church services and classes schedule at First Methodist Grace Lutheran and Sacred Heart with sermons worship and hymnals dedication. Youth Fellowship con ference in Medina with Dr Barnes address. Pythian anniversary dinner in Elyria. Oberlin Rotary Club talk on Oil in Mexico. Garden Club guest day and Louis Bromfield French Gardens talk. W C Clancy to Florida. Elmer Henderson coaching Detroit Lyons visiting Oberlin.
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Pethies
Furst Methodist Church
Elyria
Pythian Order
Pythian Fraternity
Washington, D. C
D R. Moore
Col Jeze
Oberlin Rotary Club
Oberlin Inn
Moenre
Mexico
Oberlin Women’s Club
J. W Gehrkens
East College T
Community Garden Club
Louis Bromfield
MARKETS GRAIN AND MILL FRED
Quotations of grain hay and straw furnished by Sheets Mlevitor Co. and flour by Mountain Milling Co. Prices for corn, wheat, and oats per bushel. flour per barrel. mill feeds and hay per ton. Listings include hay and straw quality grades, fresh vegetables, and dairy items with cant recalls across multiple commodities.
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Sheets Mlevitor Co
Mountaint Milling Co
Curtis
The Mooneys Go Their Separate Ways
Tom and Rena Mooney ended their marriage after 22 years in San Quentin. Mrs Mooney, 61, announced the split and vowed to fight for divorce. Mooney criticized a newspaper interview she gave as fraud aimed at discrediting his current work to free Warren K Billings and unite labor forces.
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San Francisco
Tom
Rena Mooney
Mooney
San Quentin
Iva
Litchfield man hurt in Route 57 collision
William Dangelo of RD 3 Litchfield suffered minor lacerations when a car driven by his father Paul and a truck driven by Homer Lewis of Lorain collided on Route 57 one mile east of Grafton at 6 43 am as the Damuels were en route to work at The Larson Foundry in Grafton according to deputy sheriffs.
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William Dangelo
Litchfield
Paul
Homer Lewis
Lorain
Gratter
Damuels
Larson
Grafton
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Charles Wynn
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Joseph Bohier
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D. A Cook
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Lois Zieba
Hotel and Restaurant Employees Union
Warren Wright
Woodland Avenue
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P. A. Walker General Auctioneer
Redington
Nichols Court
Elyria, Ohio
Mussolini
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London
Charlea L. Sherwoond
State Welfare
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Ohkerlin
Esther Wood
Union
Clarke M. Cochran
Cless Iworth Hall
Chris
Uth
Litchiid
Zlen
James Brand House
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
W. C. O'Loughlin
Grace Lutheran Church
Duse
Youth Fellowship Society of the First Church
Medina
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J D Barnes
C. M. Cochrane
Litchfeld Congregational Church
Laurence Juell
W. C. Clancy
Florda
Elmer Henderson
Detroit Lyons
J. J. Henderson
Kelantt
Farmer's Elevator Co
Ramboest
Chicago
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Egus Keets
Loval
Voller
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Reds
Total United Stats
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Idaho
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Northern Spy
Pos Wittesart
Ted Hathouse
Ube
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Mooneys
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
Schroll Coal
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