Plans for y and YWCA activities discussed
Representatives from the YWCA Council and various clubs met to plan educational and recreational programs. Attendees included Genevieve Landis, Sylvia Chervenka, Grace O'Malley, Alberta Houk, Helen Zalenka, Mary Greason, George Baker, Tim Donavan, Lyle Scott, Walter Michael, and staff from YMCA and YWCA. Proposed activities cover indoor games, splash parties, discussion groups, forums, trips, hikes, and a possible joint theatre group with dates to be announced.
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Lua
YWCA
Ywca Council
Genevieve Landis
Sylvia Chervenka
Grace O'Malley
Alberta Houk
Helen Zalenka
Mary Greason
George Baker
Tim Donavan
Lyle Scott
Walter Michael
YMCA
Death Record Notices From Lorain County Obituaries
Mrs Elizabeth Dowd Gregory of Parkview court died at her daughter's home on Overlook road after ten weeks care. She was daughter of the late William Dowd a pioneer Lorain County resident and lifelong resident. Surviving are a daughter Florence three grandchildren a sister and two brothers. Funeral Thursday at St Mary's church with interment in St Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call at the Monroe home 3222 Overlook road. Also notices for Mrs Emma Valerius and Mrs Gertrude Mapes with service details and burial plans. Scientists report aviators at 25 000 feet weigh about a half pound less than on ground.
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Elizabeth Gregory
Elizabeth Dowd Gregory
Parkview Court
Lea M. Monroe
Overlook Road
William Dowd
Lorain County
St. Mary's Church
Knights of St. John
Gleesheme
L. C
Florence
Leo M. Jr
James
Larry Monroe
James Coghlan
Elyria
Thomas Dowd
William Schwertner
South Buelid
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Monroe
Overlook
Emma Valerius
East 51Th Street
Cleveland
L. R. Sponseller
Olmsted Falls
Leo J
Theodore R
Mary
Elsie Sutorius
Joseph Sutorius
Lorain
Edward
Kr. Mosetey
St. Mary's Cemetery
Gertrude A. Mapes
Murray Ridge Road
South Ridge Road
German Evangelical Church of
Menrietta
Leon A. Mapes
John Iven
Oberlin
Adam Horn
Henrietta
Nichols Funeral Home
R. G. Plerzer
Henrietta Cemetery
County approves slag purchase and court office upgrade
County commissioners authorize buying 300 tons of slag for Conrad road in Avon with transport and village costs. A Loomis Company typewriter is bought for 113 40 for the clerk of court. An old typewriter is sold to Hilliker Mae Store at Wellington for 5. Julia Acs of Lorain gets 750 cash award from Judge Guy B Findley in a care of aged man case involving Peter Jagos.
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Therday
Conrad Road
Avon
Loomis Company
Hillikermae
Wellington
Julia Acs
Lorail
Guy B. Findley
Peter Jagos
Lorain
Acs
Lorain Students Earn Places on OSU Agriculture Honor List
Two Lorain County students at Ohio State University earned spots on the agriculture honor list for the first quarter of 1937 with averages of B or better in all courses. The list includes 313 students. from Lorain County are Dorothy Latman of Elyria and Stanley Hoskin of Grafton.
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Ohio State
Lorain County
Ohio Stateniversity
University
Coffers of Agriculture
Dorothy Latman
Elyria
Stanley Hoskin
Grafton
Traction System Sold Foreclosure Spurs Cooperative Bid
Federal court ordered sale of a traction system formerly part of Ohio Utilities Finance Company, a Service subsidiary. New owners plan to suspend operations in spring and add parallel bus service. Cogent bids arise from workers led by McKinley Crowley and Herbert Dosey, proposing a cooperative purchase at junk value around 300 thousand dollars, modeled after the Wheeling Plan where workers bought and later increased value.
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Ohio Utilities Finance Company
Cities Services
McKinley Crowley
Canton
Old Northern Ohio Tracton Company
Nerbert Wo Dosey
Vacuum Systems, Inc
Eugene Schmidt
Lakewood
Havi
Crowley
Dosey
Onie Utilities
Casey
Tractius
Ohio
Sherburne Family Part of Pittsfield Society
Mrs. Sherburne, daughter of Augustine and Nancy Whitney, born on the family farm, grew up in a nine room house built by her father. She married Arthur Sherburne in 1872 and lived in Iowa, Kansas, and Oklahoma before returning to Pittsfield in 1889. Mr. Sherburne died in 1920. daughters Cora Stevens and Alice West remain nearby.
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Sherburne
Cherokee Strip
Oklahoma
Cora
Alice
Pittsfield
Cora Stevens
Alice West
Grove Street
Wellington
Merchants Aid Food Institute Debut in Elyria
Elyria merchants play a key role in the 1938 Gasco Food Institute opening at the Elyria High School auditorium. Demonstrations use local products tested by Miss Mary Brown. Participating firms include Kroger Great Giant, Elyria Luncheon and Coal, Elyria Furniture, Necht Bottling, Tattersall's Dairy, Day's Hardware, Welsh Curtain and Rug, Haserodt Jewelry, and Central Bakers of Lorain. The program runs for three days.
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Elyria
Gasco Food Institute
Elyria High School
Mary Brown
Kroger's
Great Giant Food Store
Elyria Luncher and Coal Company
Elyria Furniture Company
Necht Bot
Bradley testimony continues on 1934 Ohio campaign
Lee Bradley is given two more days to testify before the Ohio Senate committee probing the 1934 political campaign. Bruce Seabright, a Wheeling GM dealer, denied GM contributions via his channels while committee prompts reveal letters and telegrams from Seabright to Bradley and others.
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Burger
Ay Proctor
Toledo Edison Co
Toledo
Proctor
Davey Trea Expert Co
Frank F. Coates
Brads
New York
Hy Avery
Tage
Lee
Davey
Ae Brunswick
N. J
Frank Huguesman
Jer
Highway Department
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Bradler
Illinois Highway Department
Cermak
Sinew Mated
Jeter
Ilinois
Dever
Pan
AL TL & T
al Smith
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Jen KE. Ling
Cleveland Electric TV Laminating Co
W.O. Egan
Unionectric & Power
St. Louis
Lee Bradley
Davey Tree Expert. Co
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Columbus
Senate
Bruce H. Sealvight
General Motors
Whealing
W. Va
Shaw
James Meizenbaum
Seabright
Witness Tells of Campaign Ties in 1934 Bradley Case
Seabright testified before the committee about meetings with Bradley and Davey in 1934. He described contributions, hotel meetings, and phone calls, saying arrangements involved General Motors and an automobile bus line deal. He said letters and telegrams were to inform Bradley and not a business pact.
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Bradley Om
Seabright
Gene Mittee
Bradley
Davey
Yin
Ganerd
Kent
Columbus
Martin
L. L. Tremper
General Motors Truck Corp
Wheeling
New York
Tremper
General Motors
C. J. Harmon
Canning & Harmon, Inc
East Cleveland
Dodge
Harmon
W. Russell
Fargo Motor Sales Corp
Chrysler
Charles Sawyer
Democratic Nominat
Oi Bradler
Bradishorui
Bubright
Verner Metcail
Survey Of Fire Hazards Here Under Way
An engineer from the National Board of Fire Underwriters joins a prior survey team in Elyria to assess fire hazards and defenses. C D Lehman and George Tatnell, from Chicago, will study department facilities, alarms, building construction, and other factors affecting firefighting. The first comprehensive survey in 15 years will culminate in a reported set of city recommendations.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Elyria
C. D. Lehman
Chicago
National Board
George Tatnall
Tme
W. N. Bates
Lehman
Tatnell
Shake-Down Trials Harden in Labor Leader Case
Cleveland February 22 defense and prosecution push to build cases in the shake down trial of two labor leaders indicted for extortion and blackmail after a six month probe into labor racketeering. Witnesses testified that Campbell ordered window washing contracts to secure union favors and then extorted commissions, while Christiansen said Campbell delayed glass work until a personal tribute was paid.
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Cleveland
Eliot Ness
Frank T. Cullitan
Don Campbell
John McCee
Ness
Robert E. Fowler
Cleveland Window Cleaning Company
Campbell
McGee
Glazie Union
Fowlar
Markets Seared by Price Totals and Grain Notes
Markets show mixed prices across farm products with Mushrooms Parsley and Beans listed alongside hay and grain by the ton. Chicago cash quotations for poultry and eggs contrast with livestock prices in Cleveland and Toledo grain quotes, highlighting wide regional activity and assorted commodities.
Continuance Denied in Hensley Murder Trial
Edward Hensley, 22, a Grafton prison inmate charged with the sex murder of Louise Hornsbeck, 19, had a continuance request denied by Presiding Judge Guy B. Findley. Trial is set for March with Hensley pleading not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity. the request was supported by M. W. Howard for the NAACP.
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Edward Hensley
Grafton Prison
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
D. F. Rendinell
Youngstown
Hensley
Life Inside Federal Prison Walls Described at YM Club
Rev Ralph W Neighbour former Lewisburg chaplain spoke to the YMCA about life behind federal walls. He noted many inmates are highly intelligent former leaders and discussed the parole system's merits. City chemist Be. W Ctarlas will speak next Monday night.
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Young Men‘s Club
Ralph W. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Lewisburg
Pennsylvania
Vinb
Neighbour
Ctrtlas
Four new officers elected to Qinteron Nu at State University
Dorothy Pitty from Columbia state, a student at the State University, is elected treasurer of Qinteron Nu. Miss Fuller is also elected treasurer. George E. Pau is a member of the student branch of the American Dairy Kefanze Association at Ohio Sire University. The association has just elected its officers for the coming year.
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Dorothy Pitty
Columbia Sta. Tom
State Uniersity
Qinteron Nu
Home Economices
Coduy
Miss Fuller Iis
Suciers
George E. Paudent
Ohio Sire University
Américan Dairy Kefanze Association
President Roosevelt Spends Quiet Hyde Park Birthday
President Mooseyeluiluy joins nation in observing George Washingtons birthday at Hyde Park. White House secretary McIntyre says no comment on European politics or Chancellor Hillers Sunday address. Roosevelt leads a quiet life at his Hudson River home with no calls expected during his stay.
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Roosevelt
Hudson River
Six U S Planes On Return Flight From South America
Bulletin from Buenos Aires reports six U S planes on the first leg of their return flight to Santiago Chile. The formation took off from El Palomar air base at 7 22 A M EST. The exhibit at Sheffield England demonstrated submarine maneuvering apparatus for ships.
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Buenos Aires
Army
Santiago
Chile
United States
EL Palomar Air Base
Sheffield
England
Horse Cuts Third Teeth In Calgary Contest
Ally Webber owns a horse in Calgary that has cut its third set of teeth. The horse underwent the process recently, with Webber noting the horse remains strong. He has driven the horse twice weekly for best results and credits longevity to riding discipline and care.
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Calgary
Ally
O. Bb. Webber
Webber
Auction sale public sale at Henry M. date residence
On health grounds a public auction will be held at the seller's residence one mile west and one mile south of Henrietta, or one mile west and one quarter mile north of Henrietta school, Thursday Feb 24 starting 12:30 pm. Items include two horses, cattle, farm tools, engines, and miscellaneous articles. cash terms. no removal until paid. clerks listed.
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Henrietta GM
Wear
Henrietta School
Siolstei
Dans
Wil
Jer‘gey Guernsey Hetfer
Strudebaker
International Corn Planter
YU. P. Gray
H. P. Gray
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