Absences Costly To County Schools In 1927 38
Lorain County schools face a 4461.85 dollar loss from student absences in the first half of the 1927 38 school year as state funds are allocated. The six week report cites illness like whooping cough and mumps, quarantine days, and other causes driving up days missed and reducing enrollment slightly.
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Lorain County
Smith
Illmegs
Wellington
Clearview
Avon Lake
Brokside
Lorain County Farmers Meet Changes Next Week
C I Hummel reports two series dates adjusted for next week. Lange meetings move to Wednesday the next two weeks with Uny Miller speaking at LaGrange. Marketing meetings shift from Friday to Thursday at Elyria YMCA to avoid Avon conference. final session remains the Friday after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
Lange
LaGrange
Uny Miller
Ohio State University
Elyria Y ¥. M. C. A
Avon
Court House Suits and a Transported Jury Verdicts Reported
Several civil actions and a long term jail sentence dominate today’s Lorain Elyria docket. Jean Worden sues Jonathan Worden over neglect and cruelty. Raymond Peloquin sues Fletcher Bowers for damages from a December traffic crash. The Bauer Dairy Company wins a $125 fraud suit against Stevens-Davis Company. Martin Lutzow, a former pastor, receives an indeterminate sentence of one to twenty years for rape with consent. Effie Wonderly seeks to nullify a property transfer contract with Ebwert Coffman. Rose Samanstky seeks divorce from Charles Samanstky on neglect and cruelty grounds. they wed in 1939 and have one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Peloquin
Fletcher Bowers
Lakewood
Lorain
Martin Lutzow
Weldington
Elyrian
Mansfield Reformatory
D. A. Cook
Lutzow
Elyria
Effie A. Wonderly
Ebwert Coffman
South Amherst
Grangier
Rose Samansky
Charles Samanstky
Boys Added To Two YMCA Teams
Four additions to two YMCA boys division teams were announced by Lester Hawke, with Urig and Hadaway added to Hadaway and Stewart’s team, and Harwell added to Terry’s team. In their first meet last night, Terry’s team won 20 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hawke
Urig
Richard Hadaway
George Hadaway
Charles Stewart
William Harwell
Jack Terry
Terry
Duwns
Stolen Cheques and Money Orders Alert Issued
The Elyvia Credit Bureau and the Elyvia Chamber of Commerce urged members to watch for stolen travelers cheques and money orders cashed in nearby states. A $50 reward is offered for capture and conviction of those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyvia Credit Rating Bureau
Elyvia Chamber of Commerce
Credit Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Meniers
Number Five Continued From Page 1
An inmate at the farm faced an alleged attack amid questions about guard and inmate movements. Officials now say some inmates had freedom that could allow a missing person to go unnoticed, with one inmate said to have traveled to Grafton for beer, violating prison rules. Deputies checked with Grafton officials after the Thursday incident, suspecting a Grafton trusty involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heing
Grafton
Bank Robbery Fails as Shootout Ends in Rooming House
Inside a rooming house the five minute gun battle ended with Mack dead and Glavis dying later at a hospital. Police recovered much of the bank cash and arrested Boettcher and Figuli who admitted involvement. Mrs McGreary alerted headquarters after calling, while Mrs O’Neill and her two daughters hid nearby. Boettcher noted a California police record and an eight day stay prior to the holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figull
Lillian McGreary
Mack
Grinkowitcz
Glavis
Irma O'Neill
China Publishes Secret War Instructions To Japanese Officers
The Chinese government released confidential directives showing Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek charging Japan with plans to defeat Russia and the United States, shatter the British Empire, absorb China, and dominate the Orient. The 40,000 word broadcasted program urged unity and uniform thought to resist, propel national rejuvenation, and strengthen defenses across the country inch by inch against Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiang Kai-Shek
Japan
Russia
United States
China
Radio Today
Demonstration By Idle Auto Workers Sparks Political Pressure
In Cad ise Square Detroit more than 190000 auto workers and supporters marched, Governor Frank Murphy pledging a possible special Michigan Legislature session to secure funding. Demands included a 6 percent relief increase, a state moratorium on chapter debts, and rent relief, with threats of a citywide rent strike if rents are not cut 5 percent. Richard Frankensteen quoted Murphy, while Murphy ordered an inquiry into alleged abuses in installment sales repossessions.
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Detroit
Felo
Frank Murphy
Cadise Square
Michigan
Ci Council
Homer Martin
United Automotive Workers
Richard T. Frankensteen
Assigtan
Murpus
Iil
Anna Arder
Sod
Jes
National Tube Co. schedules reduced next week at Lorain plant
National Tube Company plants at Lorain will cut operations next week from this week. Only one blast furnace will run, No. 0 has been banked. Five open hearth furnaces stay active and the Bessemer converter is idle. Butt mill No. 6 and scanless nulls No. 1 and 6 start Monday for five days. Lapp mills Nos. 2 and 4 run two days. Schedule tentative and may change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Old Timers Night And Lodge Activities In Mansfield Area
The local committee plans transportation for an Old Timers Night and lodge events. Mansfield officers will open the dinner, Elyria officers will initiate a class, and the bridge session is postponed due to a trip to Matis field. Senior members and past rulers will be honored, with Muse Wilder leading the Old Timers program and Earl Bell presiding. A ropeway project to move asbestos from Havelouk mine to Swaailand is described as mile-long spans cross two mountains toward a railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Elyria
Mansfield Lodge
Matis Field
Curtis Spence
Earl Bell
Past Exalted Rulers’ Association
Muse Wilder
George Yost
T. R. Holcombe
J. C. Wilcox
Jude Jones
Charles Farrel
Order
Havelouk
Swaailand
South Africa
Oberlin Marriage of Esther Wood and John Lee
Mrs Esther Wood of Oregonia marries John C Lee of West College Street on December 6 1457 in Southland Kentucky The couple will reside at 287 West College Street Rev Barnette officiates Mrs Lee studied at Charlin Conservatory of Music Mr Lee works for Ohio Fuel Gas Company Also notes local events and club meetings in Oberlin including a benefit bridge and nurse committee gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Lee
Charlin Vonservatory of Music
Les
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
West College Street
C. E. Howe
Forest Street
Boston
War Scare Tactics La Follette Denounces Navy Plan
Wisconsin Senator La Follette charges the administration uses war scare tactics to push an $800 million naval buildup. He says the policy shift remains undisclosed and warns against any coordinated Anglo American foreign policy. He calls for clear policy and notes the issue will reappear in Senate debates as naval appropriations loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Feb
Hubert M. LaFullytte
Wise
Todup
Congress
Nike
la Follette
United States
Bloc la Foliere
Biog
Senut
Hiram J
Artine Mich
Camtpeion
la Follerin
United
Great Britain
Tefusa
Lezhr
Russia Allows U.S. Rep to Visit Mrs Rubens
The Soviet Union informed the United States that a representative from the American embassy in Moscow will be permitted to visit Mrs. Ruth Marie Rubens. The case concerns an American mystery woman held in a Soviet prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
U.S
Washington
United States
Moscow
Uth Marie Stubens
All Summer Camp for Elyria Boys Announced
The 1938 All Summer Camp at Camp Ise-See-Kes on the Vermilion River was announced by Carl Wagner. A special 60 day program offers a Chicago trip for the first four registrants on March 3 to see the planetarium, Field Museum, stockyards, and other sights. Future Ohio trips for campers will be planned for later in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ise- See-Kes
Vermilion River
Carl Wagner
Yo MO
Ant+cago
M. ¢. A. Chicago University
Chinatown
Wagoner
Ohio
Renew Drive For Minimum Work Week
Members of the House Labor Committee expect to report new wage and hours legislation by next month. They foresee passage in the House, though bill details remain uncertain, and anticipate a Black Connery like measure. A 26 liberal Democrats group will press for the plan with President Roosevelt on Monday. Discovery of large quantities of gin in a car leads police to a factory in Sofia, tying revolved drug concerns to Balkan supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Labor Committee
House
Senate
Roosevel
Deaths and memorials from Amherst and Elyria in one notice
The Amherst death record reports Mes Frede ricka Grugel Amos her age seventy one who died at 27 Middle Avenue at 2925 AM. She was born in Germany and lived in Amherst most of her life. She was a member of St Peters Evangelical Reformed Church and the Women’s Benefit Association. Survived by daughter Mrs Gladys Schrader and two stepsons Orne and Walter, plus five grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM from Zilch Funeral Home with Rev Lehmide officiating. burial in Cleveland Street Cemetery. A separate item notes George McCormack Boyce aged 64, of 1134 Cleveland Avenue, died after a lingering illness. Born in Scotland, he worked as a stonecutter and in remedies. survived by wife Elizabeth, daughter Jean, two sons, one sister and several relatives. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at Zileb Funeral Neval Point. burial at Browne Cemetery. The brief also mentions Frank K Buchanan formerly of Elyria and Lorain, former president of Greer Phearth Department, died in Cahootont Pennsylvania, with services planned in Oakmont and burial in Johnstown. Additional lines report infant Ritard Gile, son of Mr Walter Grills, died yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. funeral tomorrow at 1 PM from Nichols Funeral Home with Rev Atehly Stephenson officiating. Burial in Butternut Judge Cemetery.
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Fredericka Grugel
Amherst
Predericka Firagel
Middle Avenues
Germany
Ward
St. Peters
Zilch Funeral
I, Lehmide
St. Peter‘s Church
Cleveland Street
George McCormack Boyce
Cleveland Avenue
Scotland
Stonecutters’ Union
Bovee
Elizabeth
Jean
George
William
Sarah Boyes
Fotroreth Williams
Lorain
Alcaander
Cattady
Adam
Seuti Dakota
John
Gearland
Zileb Fueneval Point
FL EL Basuman
Wakeman Congregational
Frank K. Buchanan
Elyria
Greer Phearth
Cahotont
Pennesylvania
Elein
Wand
Chaeter
Buchanan
Johnstown
Mitsumi Orebor Ius
First Press Ovternin Church
Fa Forain
Tle
Iran Moses
Tur
Wes Avonakison
BE. Il Buchanan
Elysia
Oakmont
Walter Grills
Grayton
Elyrie Memorial
Lee Ward
On P. Tm
Nichols Funeral Home
Atehly Stephenson
Butternut Judge
National Socialist shake-up reshapes German military leadership
The regime reveals drastic changes including retirement of the military minister and army chief due to ill health. Wilhelm Keitel ascends to supreme command under Hitler, while numerous generals leave service and three new offices are created to reorganize anti-aircraft defense and ministerial duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterday
Wuar
Fatler
National Defense
Wilhelm Keitel
Hitler
Numerels
Voering
Air Force
Ture
Ger. Trentel
Tagpeeter
Kuehl
Mineisteria
Burl Bodenschautz
Poelan
Miss Grace Backmer Heads Oberlin Contest Delegation
Miss Grace Backmer a senior at Oberlin High School is chosen to represent Oberlin in a Good Citizenship Pilgrimage Contest sponsored by the state chapter of the D A R Blackmer one of six Lorain County candidates competing in a test today in Elyria at the office of C A Gibbons county supervisor of schools local selection and sponsorship conducted by the Oberlin chapter of the A R
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Backmer
Oerlin High School
Oberlin
D. AL R
Misa Blackmer
Lorain County
Elyria
C. A. Gibbons
A. R
Public Affairs toHost Robson Talk February 1 at 4 15
William A Robson English lecturer speaks Monday in King R Bosworth room Men s Building on The Labor Party in the British Political Framework Discussants from interested townspeople invited free of charge Rev 3 Lea Whiteman Jr to lead a candlelight service at the Mid Year Institute Norwalk district event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Public Affairs Society
William A. Robson
King-R Bosworth
Lea Whiteman, Jr
Pasetor
First Methodial Church
Mid-Year Institute
Norwalk
Ribbentrop Becomes Foreign Minister as Neurath Retires
Nazi reshuffle places Ribbentrop as foreign minister succeeding Baron von Neurath who shifts to head a new privy cabinet council. Walther Funk takes economics ministry. Goering, Hess, Goebbels, Lammers join the inner circle. Retired Blomberg and Fritsch praised. Neurath shifts to advisory post amid health related retirement notes.
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Ribbentrop
London
Baron Konstantin, von Neursth
Rome
Vienna
Toyko
Walther Funk
Mem
Goering
Rudolf Hess
Hitler
Nazi Party
Ajalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Reichsminister
Baron von Neurath
Hess
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Sleinric Lammers
Walther von Brauchitsch
Army
Erich Raeder
Navy
Keitel
Blomberg
Fritsch
Foreign Office
Council
Hitles
Fruit Growers To Meet February 17
County wide meeting of fruit growers to be held in Elyria on February 17 with Frank Bouech, fruit specialist at Ohio State University, as speaker. A. J. Hummel, county agricultural extension agent, announced the event. Sessions planned for both morning and afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bouech
Ohio State University
Elyria
A. J. Hummel
Markets Near Home Market Prices for Produce and Groceries
Readable items list wholesale prices at the Northern Ohio Food Terminal for produce and dairy, including apples, celery, cabbage, mushrooms, parsley, radish, watercress, lettuce, eggs, butter, and poultry. Includes prices per basket, per dozen, or per pound, with crude notes on quality and supply. Also mentions specific grain and potato prices and US standard grades for various potatoes and wines, with market context on demand and shipper pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armyard
Cleveland
Ohio
Tlaene
Ef Coop
Ohia
Browlers
Toledo Grain Close and Produce Prices
Grain markets show close for Toledo elevators with No 2 red and No 2 yellow wheat and corn figures. notes on freight lines and white and yellow corn listings. Produce section lists extra jumbo eggs and 1-lb prints, indicating pricing and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Fred
Charles Madison Farm sale near Sugar Ridge Road items listed
A large estate sale ad lists cattle including three Holstein cows with calving dates, several cows and calves, five horses, a sow and pigs, dozens of tools and farming implements, several tractors and engines, hay and grain, household goods, and other items. Terms are cash day of sale. Lunch served. Owners Chas Madison and Ben Verhoff. Auctioneer Walker. Elyria Ohio.
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Sugar Ridge Road
Chas. Madison Farm
Guernsey
Chester
Naragansett
Osborne
Deering
John Deere
Dunham Cultip
Oliver
Ohio
McCormack-Deering
Burr Ohio
Fordsom
John Devre
PDP
OL Watkins
Deere
Dayton
Chas
Madison
Ben Verhoff
PLA. Walker
Redington Block
Elyria
Irvin Klinect
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Orn
Hely
Jean Worden
Jonathan Worden
Bauer, Dairy Company
D.A. Cook
Stevens- Davis Company of
Chicago
Square Dee
Focahontas
National Tube Co
Page
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
Esther Wood Su
Mahara Cleventer
Methodist
Vernon W
Wagar
J. 8. Houser
Ohio Experimental Station
Oberlin Community Garden Club
Oberlin Inn
Houser
Soltings
Brown
Ernest W. Brown
U. S. Navy
Bruce Davis
Elm Street
Jean Nicol
Ohio University At
Athens
Oberlin College
Sofi
Balkans
George Boxyce
Prank A. Buchanan
Luge J
Florida
Schroll
Jay
Tehmenal
Dublin
S. Dept. of Agri
Shipmenute
Superics
Esee
Ho Itusset Burbanks
Colorado
U. S
North Dakota
Triumphs
Minnesota
Bliss
LU. S
Eine
Bliss Trumphs
UL. S
Vernoff
Bellevue
Avon-Belden Road
Trady
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
J. Q. Petro and
Frank M. Wilcox
Elyria Savings and Trust CO
Petro & Wilcox
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