Women Close Symposium On Occupations
Oberlin College women studied work and marriage in a two day symposium. A panel including Florence Robnett Helene Hartley Elwood Street Ruth Place May Arbuthnot and William Seaman discussed balancing career with marriage and civic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Caege Coeds
Warner Hall
Florence Robnett
Chicago
Collegiate Bureau of Occupations
Helene Willey Hartley
Syracuse University
Elwood V. Street
National Council For Mothers and ‘Bavies
Washington D. C
Ruth Place
The
Detroit News
May Arbuthnot
Western Reserve University
William Seaman
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Rotarians To Hear Illustrated Talk By H B Wentz
Elyria Rotary Club will host H B Wentz of Armstrong Cork Co Columbus as guest speaker at the noon luncheon at the Elks Restaurant tomorrow. He will give an illustrated lecture titled Fast-Frozen Facts, with the program organized by Harry Luethi secretary of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Wentz
Armstrong Cork Co
Columbus
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks Restaurant
Harry Luethi
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Vice Trial For 3 To Open Thursday
The trial of Mary Vandecar of Lorain charged with operating a house of prostitution and Evelyn Holmes and Jerry Evans found there will begin Thursday. Assistant Prosecutor William Wickens announced the date. They were arrested last December during Lorain vice raids conducted by Sheriff Carl R. Finegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vandecar
Lorain
Evelyn Holmes
Jerry Evans
William Wickens
Carl R. Finegan
Accessories And Clothing Stolen From Car On West Avenue
Nick DeFazio of 1800 West Avenue reported a spare site and wheel assembly tools a fan overcoat and gloves stolen from his car Saturday evening parked on West Avenue between Second and Broad streets. Loss valued at 60 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick DeFazio
West Avenue
Second
Broad Streets
Lorain Bridge Lands Damages Paid in 21st Street Project
County commissioners approved a resolution to pay Antonio Nardini of Lorain 400 for property and damages from grading for the 21st street bridge project. The payment covers 50 for land and 350 for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Nardini
Lorain
21St Street
West fined for intoxication after public drunk arrest
Louis Raymond West of 1510 Broadway Lorain was fined three dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on intoxication charges. He was arrested Saturday afternoon when police found him at 555 Lodi street trying to start his car. Between 1915 and 1929 Holland public authorities built or assisted in building about 200000 dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Raymond
Broadway
Lorain
Joseph Q. Petro
Lodi Street
Holland
Deaths of George Eiden and infant Brubaker in Elyria area
Death notices report George Eiden aged 57 of 837 Lake Avenue died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Born October 16 1870 in Sheffield he lived in Grafton and Carlisle Twp, retired from farming, survived by sisters Mary Eiden Mrs Dechant Avon Anna Backer Elyria brothers Sebastian Sheffield Martin N Lorain Peter Sheffield and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements at Immaculate Conception Church Grafton. Burial in St Peters Cemetery North Ridgeville. The other obituary notes Joan Louise Brubaker two month old twin daughter of Dr and Mrs W K Brubaker of 385 Stanford Avenue who died after brief illness born December 26 1938 Elyria. She is survived by twin brother John and grandparents K J Brubaker Greenfield and Mrs Clara Borman Clinton Iowa. Private funeral at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Will Foster to officiate with interment in Ridgeview Memorial Park. Body lies at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eiden
Joseph Bacher
Lake Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Eiden
Sheffield
Grafton
Carlisle Township
Immaculate Conception Church
Mary E. Eiden
Marga c., Dechant
Avon
Anna Backer
Elyria
Sebastian
Martin N
Lorain
Peter
Immaculate Conception
Crafton
Patrick Feron
St. Peter's Cemetery
North Ridgeville
Joan Louise Brubaker
W. K. Brubaker
Stanford Avenue
Elytia
John
K. J. Brubaker
Greenfield
Ohio
Clara Borman
Clinton
Iowa
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Will Foster
Ridgehike Memorial Park
Funeral Home
Local man Horace Bruce dies after one week illness
Hor ace Bruce of General Industries Co. died at 10 30 this morning at his Indian Hollow Road home. Born October 6 1916 in Elyria, he was the son of Louis H. and unnamed mother. He leaves two brothers two sisters and a grandmother. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Thomas Hughes of LaPorte Methodist church officiating. Burial will be in LaPorte Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Bruce
General Industries Co
Indian Hollow Road
Elyria
Louis H. Bruce
Robert
Grant
Grace
Dorothy
Betty
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Thomas Hughes
LaPorte
Funeral for Mrs Mary Jane Brouse Held in Wellington
Funeral services for Mary Jane Brouse 38 are set for 2 30 P M Tuesday at Keith Andrews Funeral Home. She died at her Herrick Avenue East home Saturday after eight months illness. Born Lorain November 1 1901 she lived in Wellington most of life, a Wellington High School graduate 1920. Maiden name Fowler. Survived by husband Kenneth R Brouse daughter Mary Jane father John Fowler East Chicago sisters Florence Kyle Torrance Fannie Thompson Erie Indiana brothers Floyd East Chicago Donald Duluth Fred Gary Indiana grandmother Mrs Eda Grissinger Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
John Fowler
East Chicago
Florence Kyle
Torrance
Cal
Fannie Thompson
Erie
Indiana
Floyd
Donald
Duluth
Minn
Fred
Gary
Eda Grissinger
Cleveland
Market listings from Homegrowers Market Apples and vegetables
Market notes from Cleveland area listing various fresh produce. Apples include Baldwin Delicious Jonathan Winesap and more with prices per basket and per pound. greens lettuce mushrooms onions parsley and other vegetables priced per quantity. Seeks to describe active market with weights and unit costs for local buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Metntash
Jonathan
Rome
Caretaker Found Dead In Amherst Greenhouse
Harry Wright 28 of Amherst R D 2 was found dead at 7 30 A M on a cot in L J Henes Greenhouse North Ridge Road by the proprietor during a routine inspection Coroner C Ward ruled death from natural causes Wright had complained of illness last night and suffered from a nervous condition He is survived by his parents William and Eva and brothers Buford and Thomas Body sent to O H Baker Funeral Home Amherst for arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wright
Amherst
L. J. Henes
North Ridge Road
Henes
C. Ward
Wright
C. J. Cordy
Alden Hewes
Wiliam
Eva Wright
Buford
Thomas
O. H Baker
Car crashes and injuries reported in Elyria area
Police report multiple traffic incidents including Elvira Memorial Hospital cases. Robert Young escaped injury after a bicycle collision on East avenue and Broad street with H S Mossbarger. Wade Johnson held for investigation after a collision on Grafton Road with Richard Smith. Walter Robertson cited after hitting a parked car on Pearl avenue. Fenders damaged on cars driven by Aghajanian and William Kaylor in separate Broad street collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Hancock
Robert Young
East Bridge Street
East Avenue
Broad Street
H. S. Mossbarger
Cambridge Avenue
Wade Johnson
la Grange
Richard, Smith
Riverside
Court
Elyria
Grafton Road
Paul Johnson
Joseph Guzik
Walter J. Robertson
Lindale Court
Samuel Dave
Broadway
Lorain
Pearl Avenue
Aghajanian
Cleveland Heights
Wiliam Kaylor
Boston Avenue
Ehrie
Robert Snodgrass
Lake Avenue
Spruce Street
Clifford Beal
R. D
Second Street
West Avenue
Old Age Pension Checks In Mail In Ohio
February old age pension checks began mailing, with State Treasurer Don H. Epright receiving 1366.88 as the federal share of March pensions. Ohio has collected 4,038,951 from the federal government for the first three months of the year, with checks sent alphabetically by counties and all February pensions expected to reach recipients before month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Don H. Epright
Ohio
Market roundup: livestock prices and commodity futures steady
Elevator notes report steady to firm tones across beef cattle, sheep and lambs, and live poultry with choice terms and variable feeders. Grain and egg markets show unsettled eggs, mixed wheat and corn quotes, while potatoes range by origin from Michigan russets to Idaho spuds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Maine
Idaho
Texas
Florida
Administration Bills To Get Green Light In Assembly
Columbus Ohio February 20 Administration leaders aim to push Bricker administration bills through the House and Senate in the eighth week of the session. The House Rules Committee may act as a jitney calendar, speeding bills to early consideration while debate continues on unemployment insurance reform, parole board reorganization, and the tax commission overhaul. Expect action on relief enabling legislation for cities and a permanent relief act, with friction from interests wary of local fund transfers. The Senate is set to advance administration school bills and the 12.6 million school appropriation for the first quarter, along with a plan for state assumption of future interest payments on a 17 million deficit, both already through the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
ICEI
House
Senate
Bricker
William McCulloch
Miami
House Rules Committee
Parole Board
Speni
Tax Commission
Civil Service Commission
Lenten Services Begin At Oberlin First Methodist
Oberlin plans a series of Wednesday Lenten services at the First Methodist Episcopal Church starting Ash Wednesday with a 6 30 p m fellowship supper and devotional periods. Meetings run February 22 March 1 8 11 22 29 with guest groups led by Walter R Williams Jr and topics including The Lost Christ The Holy Guest and The Church Triumphant. The Oberlin Stamp club meets Friday at city hall. Grandson birthday party honors Elvin Knepper with out of town guests from Lakewood and New Concord attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Walter R. Williams, Jr
Jesus
Martha Squire
East College Street
Elvin Knepper
Durward Knepper
Claude Shepard
James Quale
Billy
Lakewood
Oberlin Women's Club
Webster Hall
Brocklebank
American Legion Auxiliary
Martes Club
H. G. Shannon
South Cedar Avenue
Odd Fellows Lodge
Pansy Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Oberlin Democratic Women's Club
Karl Hall
South Professor Street
Noble Grand Association of
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Kathryn Horning
North Main Street
Oberlin Women’s Club
Oberlin Inn
McCullough
Pytman
Revolt Ends as President Benavides Returns to Callao
In a palace confrontation Rodriguez declares himself president and draws a pistol. Rizo Patron fires, killing Rodriguez. Troops intervene, Benavides escapes aboard the Rimac and returns with his cabinet. Schreiber named provisional Minister of Interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodriguez
Benavides
Europe
Rizo Patron
Rimac
Callao
Justice
Schreiber
Interior
Oberlin Club Activities Schedule February 20 24
Local clubs from Sacred Heart Church to Oberlin Women's and Pythian groups publish a week of meetings. Notable events include Study Club at 333 East College with Mrs Ward Powers, Women's Progressive Club with Miss Anna Binns, and Oberlin Chapter R A M annual inspection led by Irving Stafford of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred’ Heart Church
Ward Powers
East College Street
Women’s Progressive Club
Anna Binns
South Pleasant Street
Oberlin Chepter
Irving Stafford
Cleveland
Methodist Service Guild
Paul Court
Morgan Street
Sutzer
Oberlin Tavern
Milo Kendeigh
Woodland Avenue
Aviation leaders press for urgent U S air expansion
General Arnold urged immediate start of a strengthened air program as Britain and France lacked preparedness during the Munich crisis. Nye criticized war department protests ignored in selling aircraft and noted the Douglas bomber deal with France had no salvageable terms left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Nye
Douglas
France
Arnold
Aviation Forum
Congress
United States
Great Britain
Court House Notes and Filings Across City Dockets
Mary Hoard files for divorce from George Hoard citing cruelty. Judge D A Cook ill at home from influenza. Frank Pagach sues Dr Rotman C Horvath et al for 124 dollars for carpentry work. Wladyslawa Rucamarezky seeks compensation from Ohio Industrial Commission in a jury trial. Mrs Kaczmarczyk seeks Workmen’s Comp for husband John Kaczmarczyk who died July 12 1932 after inhaling hot dust at Pfaudler Company causing tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pagach
Lorain
Rotman C. Horvath
Ohio Industrial Commission
Wladyslawa Rucamarevyk
West 12Th Street
Guy B Findley
Kaczmarczyk
Ohio Workmen’s Compensation Act
John
Pfaudler Company
30 Blankets Gone Threaten Oberlin Student Pranksters
Oberlin College authorities suspect a student prank caused the theft of 30 blankets valued at 300 dollars from Noah Hall during the 1 to 2 p m period yesterday. The blankets vanished from the center barracks on the fourth floor amid rivalries among North South and Center sections. Noah Hall director Florence Faydasier doubts anyone could have left without detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Noah Hall
Florence Faydasier
Race Horse Machine Seized By Deputies
Deputies confiscated a race horse vending machine at Careys Villa on Lake Avenue after complaints to Sheriff Carl R. Finegan. Deputies Hudak and Davidson moved the large device to the county jail with a county truck. They found 12 slugs and three nickels in the machine and plan to confiscate all similar devices despite doubts about prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey's Villa
Paramount Club
Lake Avenue
John Hudak
Chalmer Davidson
Carl R. Finegan
Local Cubs Sing At Scout Meeting and Awards
Local Pack No 4 Cub Scouts under J Martin Beck perform a Norman Rockwell tableau at the Firelands Area Council meeting in Lorain at the Antlers Hotel on February 23. Badges and Arrow Points are awarded to several dens and members as Den Mother changes announced and Pack plans inked for March 16 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Martin Beck
Elyria
Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Antlers Hotel
Lorain
den Five
Norman Rockwell
Robert Daykin
Bully Graw
Phil Daykin
Den
Dave Evans
First Congregational Church
Ward Young
den Two
Harry Koplin
Bill Howenstine
Tom Birch
Bill Fitch
Harold West
Roy Jensen
William Graw
John Strow
Dean Wibber
Russell Rosenall
Paul Trion
den Three
John Ingersoll
Glen Watson
Keith
den Four
Arch Stevenson
Vermilion
Charles Conrad
den Eight
Six Convicted in Gambling Case Lose New Trial Bids
Major Joseph P.. Petro denied motions for new trials for six defendants Preston Straw Howard Pasenow J E Hummer Gabe Bannick Paul Chain and George Kaminski jailed December 1 for playing cards for money at Sanvs Cut Rate Store Their attorney Samuel Kaules said appeals to common pleas court will follow and sentencing was set Boxing matches and ice hockey games will be televised in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Petro
Preston Straw
Howard Pasenow
J. E. Hummer
Gabe Bannick
Paul Chain
George Kaminski
Sanvs
Samuel Kaules
Common Pleas Court
Large Rural Auction Near LaGrange and Wellington
Public sale auctioning farm livestock including cattle hogs horses and poultry plus equipment such as Fordson tractors, implements, wagons and harness. Two sales at rural properties near LaGrange and Wellington with cash terms. administratrix Hazel Book and auctioneer C W Fackler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Rook
Wellington
Fordson
Dunham
John Deere
McCormick
Hazel Book
C. W. Fackler
K. Hobart Holton
Finley Farm Auction Near Wellington Offers Livestock and Tools
Deciding to quit farming, Katherine Norris offers at her Finley Farm sale near Wellington a 10:30 a m start with 3 horses, 20 cattle including Holsteins Guernseys and Jerseys, farm tools and grain, hay and silage, hogs poultry and multiple implements. The sale is cash with no movement before settlement and lunch served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Finley Farm
Black Hawk
Katherine Norris
Fackler and Baker
H. B. Cook
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Settle Bridge
Sederis
Baby Brubaker
Mary Jane Brouse
Bluebird
Dlig
Cleveland Produce
Uren Ata
Laacete
Pennington
Esther Wood
Richard Clevenger
Union St
Sister Temple
Oberlin Stamp Club
B.S. Young
New Concord
J. £. Rosecrans
North Pleasant Street
Kathleen Rosecrans
Carrie Reed
Toledo
Frank Wilson
South Main Street
Aoe Evesc
Mary Hoard
George Hoard
Chestnut Street
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Paul Welert
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
England
Elyria Coffee Shop
H.R. Rorick
H. R. Rorick CO
Stree
Champion
Big Ben Lump
Murrach Coal
LaGrange
Wheeler Road
Jersey
Rhode Island
Fordson Tractor
Fred Kroger
Clayton H
Sevy
Lee Klinect
Ridgeville
Schaber Farm
Durham Cow
Guernsey
Eva Hartman
P. A. Walker General Auctioneer
Redington
Nichols Court
C. B. Dawson
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