Senate acts to ban pay discrimination on sex
In Columbus Sen. Elizabeth F. Gorman introduces a bill prohibiting pay discrimination based on sex. The measure allows legal action to recover differences in pay for comparable work. Other senate proposals include soldiers relief coverage extensions and bank director stock requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Elizabeth F. Gorman
Cleveland Heights
Senate
Soldiers’ Relief
Service and
Board of Control
Verdict Favorable to Police Chief in Damage Suit
A Scioto County common pleas court jury ruled in favor of New Boston Police Chief Fred Brown in a personal injuries suit filed by Mrs. Ethel Zirkles. Zirkles sought 5560 dollars claiming injuries from Brown arrest and confinement on a disorderly conduct charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Scioto County
Adoption and foster care figures from 1950 report
The document details child welfare actions with 174 children supervised in homes, 69 in Diocesan institutions, 44 in foster homes, 13 with relatives, 14 babies placed for adoption, 11 of 14 unmar ried mothers in maternity homes, and nine aging services inquiries. Music at the event featured St. Mary's high school boys James Ragnoni Joseph Fasco Andrew Esposito Victor Ceja and Pat Gralton at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biven
Bureau
St. Mary's High School
Lorain
James Ragnoni
Joseph Fasco
Andrew Esposito
Victor Ceja
Pat Gralton
Holstein Breeders Honored in Lorain County
The article honors Holstein breeders in Lorain County highlighting the Denham and Rowland farms. It notes high butterfat tests, milk production, and lifetime sums for Rowland’s herd. It lists bulls and bloodlines and cites local leaders including county farm groups and conservation district officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington District Holstein Club
Lorain County Unit of
Northern Ohio Breeders Cooperative
Old Glory Grange
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Rochester Township
Rowland
Fuliena King Bessie Gem
Car Ormspy Komdyke Mercedes
Denholm
Sir MacArthur
Sn Ormesby
Rowlard
Lerain C Y
Legislative Comette En Aig
Welington Helste
Ae. Sc Etion
Ers Assoc.ation
Cleveland Mil Producers Federation
Death notices from Elyria area and Lorain County
Death records list Edward G Donnelly former Elyria business manager and Saul’s store figure who died in Buffalo and will be buried in St Mary’s cemetery Elyria. Also memorials for Charles Watson 75 Avon Dyke Road Ridgeville Township and Maxwell R King 54 Lorain with services and burial plans at Fields Cemetery and Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Charles Watson
Avon Dyke
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
Chestnut Ridge Road
Ridgeville Township
John
Harriet (Saye
Fields M. E. Church
Mary Bainbridge
Pease Funeral Home
Dover Center Road
Westlake
Ralph Dessem
Fields Church
Fields Cemetery
Avon area obituaries recount several deaths and services
An Amherst death notes Anna Morrison age 61 of 121 Pearl street died at Amherst hospital after two days as a patient. Services set Friday at St Edward's church with burial in Calvary cemetery Youngstown. Lizzie Jane Cole, 65, of Norwalk died suddenly at 22 Jefferson Street Norwalk. Services Friday at Orebaugh Funeral Home with burial in Wakeman. Wilson No Waterhouse died Saturday at Chestnut Ridge Manor Rest Home. services Thursday at Cowling Seager Funeral Home. Mrs Munna Mores, 79, died last Friday. services Friday at Cowling Seager Home. Dudley Allen Woolf, 57, of 225 East College street died at Aven Hospital Tuesday evening. Multiple family notes and burial plans included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Anna A. Morrison
Pearl Street
Amherst Hospital
London
England
Youngstown
St. Joseph Church
Circle 2
Altar and Rosary Society
Edward L
Carl Wilhelm
Edward
John Whiteside
Thomas Barton
Lizzie Jane Cole
Norwalk
Wakeman
Jefferson Street
Erie County
Cole
Frank Eugene Cole
Orebaugh
Hilton
Woods
Mary of
Elyria
Nellie Divers
Ella Wright
Collins, Ohi
George
Oberlin
Wilson No Waterhouse
Chestnut Ridge Manor
Eistia Brood
Cowli Secgen
Paul Deppen
Royton Community Church
Oaf
Camden Teneters
Morris Services
Oplerlin
Munna Mores
Ferns
Cowling Seagerue
Hes Paal Giffin
Methodist
Westwood
Wilae
Francis
Dudley Allen Woop
Dex Allen Weer
East College Street
Aven Hospital
Founders Day Observed By Lorain County P T A
Lorain County P T A Council held Founders Day events at Maplewood school with about 90 on a bus to Vincent Methodist church. Prof Ellsworth Carlson spoke on China. students from Clearview school performed. multiple sessions included discussions on parent study and program building. Dates announced: March 29 Institute, March 15 Alpine Village trip, May 2 council annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West River Road
Lorain County
P.T.A
Maplewood School
Russell Johnson
Maple Wood Association
National
Ohio P.T.A
Alden Hopkins
Robert Nietzke
Dorothy Currier
Tommy Rostkoski
David Rostkoski
Ronald Speigelburg
Stephen Foster
Girls’ Glee Club
Mrs. Johnson
James Hall
Johnson
F. Rostkoski
M. Sooy
Harry Meyer
George Robson
Theodore Walter
Oberlin
Henrietta
F. L. Thompson
Vincent Methodist Church
Norman N. Weyrick
Hopkins
Ellsworth Carlson
History
Oberlin College
China
Clearview School
Ruth Christman
Steve Moldovan
Frances Rostkoski
Myron Sooy
County Council
Lola Wigert
la Grange
Harold Moore
South Amherst
Alpine Village
LaGrange
U S Asks Poland For Report On Missing Ohioan
The United States pressed the Polish government for details on the 1949 disappearance of Herman Field a Cleveland architect who vanished in Warsaw while planning to travel to Prague to search for his brother Noel and his wife The American embassy in Warsaw filed a new information request today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Poland
Herman Field
Cleveland
Warsaw
Field
Prague
Noc
Study Dropping Cage Games At Big Arena
Madison Square Garden directors weigh dropping basketball amid bribery scandal but take no decision. Executive vice-president Ned Irish born June 25 in Osterlin, lifelong resident. He led Norist business 15 years and worked with Forest City Builders Supply Co. in Cleveland. Oberlin College graduate class of 1915 sang in glee club. Attended Camp Pike Officers Training School after World War I. Survived by wife Catherine and three sons Dudley Jr Walter and Tom. brother James in Texas. Body at Cowling Sedgeman Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Joseph King to supervise service and burial at Westwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osterlin
Norist
Forest City Bulders Supply Co
Cleveland
Oberlin College
Glee Club
Camp Pike
O'seeers
Catherine
Dudley Jr
Walter
Oberlin
Tom
Rochester
N.Y
James
Texas
Cowling Sedgeman Funeral Home
Joseph King
Weil
Nade
Westwood Cemetery
Pastor from Waterbury Addresses Elyria First Church Men
The Kev. Byron Kenneth Anthony of First Congregational Church Waterbury Conn spoke at Elyria First Church Men's Club dinner. James Christie led, John Schwartz gave the invocation, and the Mayflower Guild organized the meal. Anthony, soon to assume the pulpit May 1, urged Christ centered church power through laymen and organized church effort. The next meeting will be a father and son dinner on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kev
Byron Kenneth Anthony
First Congregational Church
Waterbury
Conn
Elyrit First Church
James Christie
John Schwartz
Dexter S. Kimball, Jr
Floyd Moore
Mayflower Guild
Mr. Anthony
Christie
First Church
Anthony
Elyria High Freshmen Elected to Student Cabinet
A Elyria High School freshman girl Linda Curtis of 112 Cedar Street and freshman boy Bill Standen of 338 Stanford Avenue were elected to the Student Cabinet by their classmates after a recent freshman election. Standen is a Chronicle Telegram carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Gldys Powell
Linda Curtis
Cedar Street
Bill Standen
Stanford Avenue
Standen
Chronicle-Telegram
Cubs Honor Mothers At Pack 135 Meeting
Cubs of Pack 135 presented spice jars to their mothers at St Marys church basement during the monthly meeting. George Kimbel announced achievements and awarded badges and stars to numerous boys, while ten mothers received pins for support. The group closed with a mother pins presentation to Mrs. George Kimbel and other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
George Kimbel
James Schoonmaker
Denner
Fred Schoonmaker
Michael Becker
Anthony Pollock
Ed Knipper
Richard Stillwell
Richard Swindling
Jack Jablonski
Denny Fritz
Ron Bousek
George Garton
Den
Larry Smith
Steve Kimbel
Leon St. Marie
Charles Manzo
Tom Webber
Ted Welsh
John Daily
Dan Fritz
Cubmaster
Joseph Cosgrove
S. W. Swindling
John Becker
Ray Benz
R. Daily
Food Price Index Shows Decline After 19 Week Rise
New York The Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food price index halted its 19 week climb and fell to 7.25 for the week ended Feb 27, down from 5.85 a year ago. The index remains 21.6 percent above pre Korea war level and 23.9 percent above last year. Prices dropped for 12 foods while four advanced. The barometer measures per pound prices of 2 feeds in general use. The 12 items include flour, wheat, corn, oats, breles, hams, lard, butter, cheese, potatoes, hogs and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Fenders and bumpers damaged in two Oberlin Wakeman collisions
Police report two separate crashes in the area. One on Broad street near East Bridge street damaged fenders of Hugh Milan and James Wad vehicles. Another at East avenue and Second street damaged James Grilis car after being struck by Lloyd Purcell. Traffic light status not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Milan
Quarry Road
R. D
Oberlin
James J. Wad
Wakeman
Broad Street
East Bridge Street
James A. Grilis
Lorain
East Avenue
Second Street
Lloyd Purcell
Mortis Ferry
Purcell
Grills
Second
Oberlin man sues for ten thousand after bull attack
L. R. Loundsbrough of Oberlin files common pleas suit in this county against Sidney Morgan of Amherst seeking 10 000 for injuries from a bull owned by Morgan. Loundsbrough says he was hired to transport the bull at Morgan’s farm when the animal attacked him as he prepared to move it and nearly killed him. He accuses Morgan of negligence for failing to warn him and for not assisting during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Loundsbrough
Oberlin
Common Pleas Court
Sidney Morgan
Amherst
Loundsbrough
Morgan
Pancake Supper Brings Scouts Cubs and Fathers Together
About 50 people from troop 147 and their fathers dined at the Magyar Evangelical and Reformed church last evening. The event featured music, flag salute, prayers, and remarks from Scout officials and leaders including Paul Hardy Edgar Gates Edwin Deering William Mittler Andy Palagyi Jr and Richard Szabo. The next Cubs parents meeting is set for Tuesday March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Szabo
Paul Hardy
Southeast District of Scouting
Edgar Gates
Edwin Deering
William Mittler
Andy Palagyi
William Abahazi, Jr
Court House Notes Indictment Probation and Divorces
Gilbert Gamble of Lorain was granted probation after an indictment for shooting to wound following a quarrel over a dice game. Ruth Bristow and Zola Stanislawski filed for divorce from spouses, citing neglect and cruelty. Various civil suits, probate actions, and a grand jury binding were also recorded along with a non-support arrest of Charlie Brown Jr. in Chilliothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Gamble
Lorain
D. A. Cook
Arthur Moos
El Rey Grotta Confers Mister Mason Degree in Oberlin
The fellowship team of Lorain County El Rey Grotta went to Oberlin last night to confer the Mister Mason degree on four candidates in the Oberlin Blue Lodge. A lunch and social time followed the ritualistic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowshg
Lorain County
el Rey Grotta
Oberlin
Blue Lodge
Toledo Woman To Be 108 Years Old On Sunday
Mrs. Rose Francis of 175 Spruce Street reports visiting Toledo friend Mrs. Hannah Davidson who will turn 108 on March 4 1951. Born in Kentucky March 4 1843 she learned to read at 70 and still does Red Cross and mission work. Davidson born a slave and widowed at 35 resides at 552 Wabash Street. Ohio’s oldest resident is hoped to receive birthday cards from Elyria residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Francis
Spruce Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Hannah Davidson
Toledo
Davidson
Kentucky
Francis
Wabash Street
Elyria
Ohio
Three Wellington Boys Sent to Lancaster
Three Wellington youths, two aged 16 and one 14, were committed yesterday to the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster due to broken homes and lack of supervision. Apprehended in Willington after an escapade that included car stealing, breaking into buildings, gas and theft, and fleeing in a stolen car from Newark to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lancaster
Malcolm Thomson
Lancaster Institution
Willington
Columbus
Newark
Wellington merchant's will leaves $192000 estate to relatives and friends
Probate papers show Harry Otterbacher's estate valued at 192000 with real estate 17000 and personal property 175000. Executor William Bennett to inventory, will dated January 3 1948 provides 23 individual bequests from 100 to 1000 plus 250 to 500 to several institutions, and rest to three cousins Julia Wagner, Mary Morlock Spice and friend Philip Bradstock share alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Otterbacher
Wellington
William Bennett
Otterbacher
Julia Wagner
East 97Th Street
Cleveland
Mary Morlock Spice
R. D. Medina
Philip Bradstock
Elyria
First Congregational Church of
Ohio Masonic Home
Springfield
Gates Hospital
Athletic Fund
Wellington Board of Education
Herrick Library
Wellington High School Alumni Association
Abbie Hand
Kathryne Dunkhorst
Washington, D. C
Mary L. Travis
Mariamy Wells
Bruce Travis
Marmie Hege
Paula Gray
Keith Morlock
Guy E. Wells
Richard
Marjorie
Virginia Boehm
Donna
Marlene
Dianne Dietrich
Chris Morlock
L. L. Smith
Harry Sorensen
Rae Trish
Ida Edwards
Roy Dague
Cleveland Markets Report Cattle Hog Calves and Produce
Markets show slow cattle trading with a weak undertone. Prices vary by grade and type across steers heifers and calves, with hogs and sheep seeing mixed ranges. Cleveland homegrowers market lists Apples Lettuce Mushrooms and Potatoes with regional varieties and price spreads.
Oberlin Exhibit Showcases 50 Watercolors at Allen Art Building
Fifty watercolors from the Index of American Design will be on view in Oberlin College’s Allen Art Building auditorium from March 5 to 25 under The American Federation of Arts. The works, part of a WPA-era collection of 22,000 renderings, span ceramics, textiles, toys, furniture, metal work, and regional paintings, with pieces tied to the Spanish Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Index of American Design
National Gallery of Art
Allen Art
Oberlin College
American Federation of Arts
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Washington, D.C
Spanish Southwest
Oberlin Conservatory
Warner Concert Hall
Jesus
Thomas Canning
Robert Mesrobian
Thomas Cramer
Norman Lockwood
Peter Mennin
Women's Glee Club
Rain Murray
William Grant Still
Elwell
America
Cassler
Lockwood
Canning
Mennin
Air Corps
Murray
Still
Troit Institute of Art
Museum of Modern Art
Stevenson
Oberlin Christian Fellowship
Herbert S. McKeel
Mary Ann Brezsny
Detroit
Conservatory of Music
Haydn
Handel Brahms
Ondine
Raveil
Almeria
Albeniz
Scriabin
Chopin
Prices At Noon for Major Industrials and Utilities
Noon prices listed for American Radiator American Telephone and Telegraph Anaconda Copper Columbia Gas Cleveland Electric Illuminating Cleveland-Cliffs General Motors Ohio Edison Ohio Oil Pennsylvania Railroad Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Texas Company U S Steel Warner Brothers Westinghouse Air Brake and others. Market quotes show varied percentages and figures across a broad set of industrials and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Aveo Big
Corysler e-Bay
Cities Service
Cleveland Elec
Cleveland Cliffs
Columbia Gas
Feuehauf T. Trahier
General Motors
Glidden Co
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
I. Y. Central
Ohio Edison
Ohio Oil
Penna. R. R
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Sscomy Vacuum Sandard
Ind
Standard
N. J. Standard
Ohio
Texas Company
U.S. Steel
Warner Brothers Westinghouse Airbrake Woodworth Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Hac Hiyee
Death Records
Edward G. Donnelly
St. Mary's Cemetery
Welsh Funeral Home
Mr. Donnelly
Saul’s
Buffalo Mondas
Buffalo
Donnelly
Edward, Jr
J. Herbert Donnelly
Elizabeth
Maxwell R. King
East
Erie Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Irwin
Garfield School
Veterans’ Administration
American Legion
Helen Day King
Maxine Bush
Plain City
Benjamin King
Hamilton
Walter Burns
Leonard Baker
Croton
Benjamin
Marysville
Walter Frey
Herbert Loomis
Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery
Waterhouse. Services
Founders
U.S
Big Arena
Madison Square Garden
Ned Irish
P.R. Smith & CO
Midwest
Sierk Trbane
Clerta Savinee
E.H.S
Police Dept. News
Willis Chandler
Ruth Bristow
West Avenue
Charles
Zola Stanislawski
Erie Street
Michael
Columbia Station
Herbert Roush
Loran
William Kerkes
East 28Th Street
Citizens Home and Savings Association
Bernard C. Smith
Irvin F. Eldred
Carlisle Township
Pearl William Mitchell
Ridgeville
Henry W. Ault
Lehman Cartage Co
Henry McKenzie
Delaware
McKenzie
Betty Poupard
Jen
John Pincura
Elmer Hamlin
Sears and Roebuck Co
George K. Moore
Robina
Charlies Brown, Jr
Chillicothe, O
James Horn
Dolores Brown
New
Miami Ave
Eastern Heights
Eastern Heights Land Co
Helfers
Northern Sur
Jonathan
Romes
Peck &Se
Sudro-Curtis
P.H
Phone
Mae Hall
Spring Street
Erma Davis
Riuspita
Earl Schoon
Albert Scheid
Josie Carmer
Jeff Jones
Sylvia Smith
Raymond Hayner
Navy
U.S. S. Medette
Fleet P. O. E
New York City
First Methodist Church
Colege
Allen Art Museum
Brezsny
John Ingram
Ingram
East Aurora
N. Y
Madeline Ingram
Joness
Dowland
Beethoven
Strauss
Wolf
Hahn
Debussy
Quilter
Niles
Barber
Henry A. Grubbs
John C. Lapp
Department of
Romance Languages and Literatures
Modern Language Notes
Grubbs
Isidore Duc
Canton Art Institute
Arnold
Department of Fine Arts
Ohio Artists
Barbara
Robert Morrow
Akron Art Institute
Kent State University
Paul B. Metzler
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Thomas S. Kepler
Chicago Tribune
Toledo Blade
Lincoln
Nebr
Star
Richmond, Va
Times-Dispatch
J. H. Nichols
Chicago
United Preas
Eeenees
Wenes
Eastgate
Arvard
Cornellith
Bruscino
Ath
Ath St
Realty
Jewspaperaa