Missionary Society to Host Union Tea on Jan 27
Illness of president Mrs. C F Neuwirth led first vice president Mrs L G Bassett to preside at the Church of Christ Missionary Society meeting held yesterday with Mrs E A Monroe of Cornell avenue. Plans were made to entertain Union Missionary Societies at the annual tea on Thursday January twenty seventh with First Congregational Women's Association presenting the program. Eighteen books read and sixty two calls made last month. Activities included a panel on The Living Religion and talks on Islam and Oriental selections. Hostess duties were handled by Mrs Bassett, Mrs Clark, and Mrs Hand. Mrs August Groll will open her home February second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Neuwirth
L. G. Bassett
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
E. A. Monroe
Cornell Avenue
Union Missionary Societies
First Congregational Women’s Association
J. D. Hand
H. W. Tibball
Deane Burns
Cc. M. Terry
H. R. Biddle
Wade Reynolds
Curtis Browning
F. E. Biddinger
Evening program for Elyria Woman's Club noted
The Elyria Evening Department program featured three songs by the Junior Woman's Club chorus directed by Mrs. Louis Kolopos. A one act play Mad Mad was performed by Hamilton School girls Arlene Eckenroad Virginia Hoffman Frances Corkill Clara Lugasami and Betty Fell. Cora Phelps presided over the meeting and charity refreshments were served by committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
I. D. Faxon
D. A. Baird
Glade Thomas
Clarence Dick
F. C. Keyes
Semper Fidelis club hostess Joyce Hastings hosts games
Miss Joyce Hastings acted as hostess to the Semper Fidelis club Tuesday evening. After a brief business discussion, games were played with prizes awarded to Arlene Ryan, Elsie Shapiro, Vera Smith and Agnes Blair. A luncheon followed. table decorations were green and white. The meeting adjourned to January 18 when Margaret Herold will entertain at West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Hastings
Semper Fidelis Club
Arlene Ryan
Elsie Shapiro
Vera Smith
Agnes Blair
Margaret Herold
West River Street
Marmola Pills Promise Easy Fat Loss
An old advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple method to shed excess fat without starvation diets or hard exercise. It claims medical backing, broad use, and urges readers to visit a druggist to purchase a box.
Tri-Ko Club Elects Tri-Ko Officers
The Tri-Ko Club held its weekly meeting at Rose Mary O'Donnell's home. Officers elected are Ardis Shenman as president Isabelle Brydon as vice president June Sutliff as secretary Betty Williams as treasurer Ann McDonnell Lois Frye and Peggy Dunn to the social committee and Rose Mary O'Donnell as reporter. An officer exchange and gardenia corsages marked the event. A formal initiation will be held next week at Mary Robson's on Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Ko Club
Rose Mary O'Donnell
Ardis Shenman
Isabelle Brydon
June Sutliff
Betty Williams
Ann McDonnell
Lois Frye
Peggy Dunn
Ray Benz
Herb Weldy
Lane Barton
Bob Kreig
Doug Brydon
Elyria
Bob Adair
Dave McCartney
Chuck Strausser
Harry Donerkeil
Bob Fields
Bob Diebel
Buster Snell
John Zwelleher
Big Stack
Art Minnich
Bill Emeroy
Lorain
Mary Robson
Fifth Street
Daisy Troop No 2 Holds First Meeting Of The Year
The Clover patrol presented a short play as Girl Scouts Daisy Troop No 2 met at the armory for its first meeting of the year. After completing business matters the scouts divided into two interest groups to work on flag and Morse code. The meeting ended after Goodnight Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
the .Rmory
Clover Patrol
Goodnizht Circle
Blue Triangle Club Plans January February Meetings
Blue Triangle Club met to set dates and elect a new chairman at next week’s session. Reports from the Phyllis Wheatley home conference in Cleveland will be given by Dorothy Evege, Viola Wilson, and Helen Harris. Plans include a co-ed dinner in February and possibly a play with educational and cultural programs featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle Club
Phyllis Wheatley
Cleveland
Dorothy Evege
Viola Wilson
Helen Harris
Guests At Meeting The Redouble Two Club
Guests and members met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. George Carter’s home at 217 Lake Avenue. After a salad course, six bridge games determined prizes with Mrs. Paul Weisbrod Jr. first, Mrs. Theodore Taylor second, and Mrs. Philip Barr consolation. Mrs. Weisbrod was appointed reporter. Guests planned to meet in two weeks with Mrs. Max Bearer, also at 217 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carter
Lake Avenue
Theodore Taylor
James Dean
Paul Weisbrod, Jr
Philip Barr
Max Bearer
Bunco Club Meets at Furnace Street Home
The Bunco group gathered last evening hosted by Mrs. William Stevens on Furnace Street. Mrs. Charles Foreman won first prize, Mrs. Janis Coyne placed second, and Mrs. Sophia Makinski third, with Mrs. Gladi Feese taking the special prize. In two weeks Mrs. Morris Fees will host at her West Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buncy
William Stevens
Furnace Street
Charles Foreman
Janis Coyne
Sophia Makinski
Gladi ; Feese
Morris Fees
Will
West Avenue
Two Men Arraigned Deny Truck-Driver Attack
Frank Fougitt of 236 West Bridge Street and John Whitelock of Cleveland pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct charges after being arraigned by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro in police court. They allegedly beat Schroll Coal Company drivers George Okuley and his son Vernon during a dispute over union organizing. Bonds were set at $50 each for arraignment and $100 peace bonds later after the hearing before Justice Leonard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Q. Petro
Frank Fougitt
236
West Bridge Street
John Whitelock
Cleveland
George Okuley
Vernon
Schroll Coal Company
Pugitt
Whitelock
Okuley
Fugitt
Elect Okuler
Schroll Coal
Coal
Chestnut Tidge
Schroall Company
Luther M. Schroll
Petro
Fugitt and
Justice of the Peace
Leonard Smith
Woodford Avenue Man Fined After Drunk Driving Plea
Joe Demling of Woodford Avenue was fined two dollars and costs after arraignment on a intoxication charge. He was arrested yesterday and pleaded guilty to the charge before Judge Demling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Demling
Woodford Avenue
Joseph Q. Petro
Demling
Preliminary hearing set for forgery suspect George Gray
George Gray aged 42 of Middle Avenue is to face a preliminary hearing before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro in police court Saturday morning on a forgery charge. He was arrested on a warrant sworn by John Kolopos who accuses Gray of giving a forged check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gray
Middle Avenue
Joseph Q. Petro
Gray
John Kolopos
Court notices and probate report from Elyria area
The probate filing states Celia Townsend left an estate of 20657 with 500 to two nephews a niece and a sister in law and the remainder to George W. Philpott and Berth Philpott to be shared equally. Vermilion Banking sues Furman M. Smith for 2600 seeking mortgage foreclose. Lorain County Savings and Trust wins 8531 on cognovit note against Ida M. Troxel. Depositors Mortgage Loan sues John Fritz for 4665 seeking foreclosure in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Townsend
South Middle Avenue
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Ida M. Troxel
Depositors Mortgage Loan Company
John Fritx
Elyria
City Solicitor Reminded Of Birthday By Mother's Card
City Solicitor Harvey C. Cheney, aged 44, recalls a birthday card from his mother in Chardon, Ohio. The annual greeting arrives even as she was wheeled into surgery in Cleveland. Police Chief E. J. Stankard calls him the cheeriest man in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C. Cheney
Chardon
Ohio
Ciis
E. J. Stankard
Two More Fined For Not Stopping Cars
Two more fines of £1 and costs for not stopping before driving on a main thoroughfare were imposed by Justice Preston Coon yesterday. The defendants were Melvin Marken of Spencer and Abraham J. Simon of Cleveland. Fines and costs averaged about £9 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Coon
Melvin Markel
Spencer
Abraham J. Simon
Cleveland
Three Persons Fined in Local Court
Justice Preston Coon fined Arthur W. Wepler of Akron ten dollars and costs totaling 18 dollars and ten cents for speeding a truck through a Penfield Route 18 school zone at 50 mph. Marshal Paul Johnson arrested him. Stanley Bark of Grafton and Louis Paul of Lorain each paid one dollar and costs for failing to stop at Lake road Elyria avenue, arrested by deputy sheriffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Coon
Arthur W. Wepler
Akron
Penfield
Marshal Paul Johnson
Stanley Bark
Grafton
Louis Paul
Lorain
Lake Road
Elyria Avenue
January Lorain County Medical Society Meeting
The Lorain County Medical Society will hold its January gathering in Lorain on Tuesday evening January 11 at the Hotel Antlers. Dinner begins at five o'clock followed by a business meeting and an address on Goiter by Dr. Norris W. Gillett of Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Medical Society
Lorain
Notable Oberlin and Lorain Residents Named in Royal Event
Licenses issued for Raymond Smith and Neliita Hardy both of Oberlin, and John Willard Fox with Emma Dolores DeLuca of Lorain. John Masefield, Poet Laureate of England, presented W H Auden to the King at Buckingham Palace as Auden received a gold poetry medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Smith
Oberlin
Neliita Hardy
John Willard Fox
Lorain
Emma Dolores DeLuca
John Masefield
England
W. H. Auden
Buckingham Palace
Auden
First Church Women Install Officers in Oberlin
The Women’s Association of the First Church met at the James Brand House for their first regu lar meeting of the year. Mrs. E. H. Richards led the installation of officers, with Mrs. H. V. Morse as president and Mrs. L. J. Hartson as vice president. Dr. J. A. Richards spoke, followed by tea during a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Brown
R. C. Oltman
J. A. Richards
First Church
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid meets at Bauman home
The Grace Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society held the first meeting of the year Wednesday at Mrs Alfred Bauman s home 354 Morgan Street. After prayer and a business session they closed with the Lord s Prayer and shared refreshments. The next gathering is January 19 at Mrs John Bauman s 75 North Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Alfred Bauman
Morgan Street
John Bauman
North Park Street
Vander Lip Celebrate Fifty-First Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Frank E Vander lip celebrated their fifty first wedding anniversary on Sunday January 2 at their North Main street home with family and guests including Mr and Mrs Norman Mueller and daughter Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Vanderlip
North Main Street
Norman Mueller
Helen
Sheriff Gralj to Speak at Local Methodist Services
Sheriff William F Gralj will address combined adult classes on Sunday January 9 at 9 45 A M in the women’s parlor of the First Methodist Church and First Church in the Lades. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Gralj
First Methodist C Church
First Church
Methodist Church
Community Garden Club Meeting at Oberlin Inn
The Community Garden club gathers in the Oberlin Inn parlory on Tuesday evening January 11 at 7 30 P M. Harvey Bicknell of Shaker Heights will speak on Garden Management. Bicknell is a seasoned dirt gardener and the talk should prove useful. local gardeners are warmly invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Garden Club
Oberlin Inn
Harvey Bicknell
Shaker Heights
Women’s Relief Corps Meeting Set for Friday Afternoon
The Women’s Relief Corps will hold its regular meeting Friday at 2 30 P M in the Grange hall. Installation of Officers will not take place until the next meeting on January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Local residents prepare for return from travels and moves to California
Mrs. W. G. Caskey is expected back this week from a month long trip visiting her daughter Mrs. George Gebhardt in New York City and friends in Washington D C. Miss Betty Glenn resumes teaching in Dayton after vacation with her parents on North Professor street. Mrs. Ernest Yocom is improving at home on Woodland Avenue though not yet able to go out. Malcolm Scott spent the holidays with his wife and mother. His wife, employed in Oberlin College’s intramural office, will join him back to Sacramento California where they will make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Caskey
George Gebhardt
New York City
Washington, D. C
Betty Glenn
Dayton
North Professor Street
Ernest Yocom
Woodland Avenue
Malcolm Scott
Oberlin College
Sacramento
California
Legal limits on right to strike deemed unconstitutional
Washington report says the National Labor Relations Board urged Congress that legal limits on strike rights would be unconstitutional under the Wagner Act. The board argued the act aims to eliminate causes of strikes and promote peaceful settlement, while criticizing labor feuds and noting injunction trends against NLRB orders. It also defended exclusive bargaining in large plants and stated the employer's duty to bargain persists despite strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Congress
Roosevelt
Charles L. McNary
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Ilegal
First Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
NLRB
Supreme Court
Hauw
C. I. O. Steel
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel Corporation
A. F. of
L. G
Toledo Grain Markets Close Amid Elevator Transit Notes
Market report shows grain prices and bids for Wheat and Corn in Toledo. Listings include No 2 yellow corn, No 2 yellow oats, No 2 red wheats, and various futures or spot figures, with references to elevators and transit costs and a range of local price quotes. The entry also notes milling byproducts and extra lots, reflecting a bustling trading day.
Grain and feed prices listed by the Montana Abel Co
Market notes show prices for wheat and flour blends, oats, hay and straw, and alfalfa. Grain items include No 3 white oats at 91.34, No 2 oats at 39.50, red wheat priced at 1.03 and 1.07 per unit, and flour costs for middlings and standard middling. Hay categories include timothy, clover, and alfalfa with various lots and per ton rates, plus straw values for wheat and rice straw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levator
Montana Abd Co
Teasie
Haerel
VARIED FRUITS VEGETABLES AND CATTLE PRICES LISTED
The itemized market report lists produce prices for apples cabbage carrots celery mushrooms onions parsley parsnips radishes rutabagas squash tomatoes turnips vegetable oysters and more with quantities and ranges. Cattle receipts number about 200 with market steady and price bands for different weight categories.
Death Record William L. Thompson dies in Elyria
William Lees Thompson aged 60 lace draftsman at American Lace Company plant died yesterday at 4 50 pm in Elyria Memorial Hospital after a short pneumonia illness. Born in Nottingham England February 25 1878 he came to America in 1918 and lived in Elyria since 1928. He was a member of Loyal Order of Moose Elyria Lodge No 778. Sudro Curtis Funeral Home will host services Saturday at 5 pm with Dr E J Bond pastor of First Methodist Church officiating. Burial in Ridge Hill Memorial Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lees Thompson
American Lace Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Second Street
Mr. Thompson
Nottingham
England
Elyria
Thompson
Loyal Order of Moose
Sudro- Curtis Funeral
E. J. Bond
First Methodist Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery
Mrs Alice J Burr 79 Dies. Elyria Widow of George Burr
Mrs. Alice J Burr aged 79 years nine months and 28 days died at her son tarry S Burrs home 228 Second street after a lingering illness. She was the widow of the late George A Burr who died in 1907 born in Penfield Ohio March 3 1857 and lived in Lorain county most of her life. Surviving Harry S Burr Clifton J Burr both of Elyria and sister Mrs Lola Corless of Quincy Michigan. Friends may call at Nichols Funeral Home. funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice J. Burr
Tarry S. Burr
Second Street
George A. Burr
Burr
Penfield
Ohio
Lorain County
Elyria
Harry S. Burr
Clifton J. Burr
Lola Corless
Quincey
Michigan
Nichols Funeral Home
Market Report for Livestock Cattle Sheep and Hogs
Receipts N/A market active and strong with cattle good to prime 12,904 13.50 and wood to choice 11.00 12.00. sheep and lambs market 25¢ lower and slow with wool lambs at 7.50. hogs receipts 1200 with 250-300 lbs at 7.10 7.75 and 220-250 lbs at 9.20 8.50. calve and other items show mixed prices across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ston Son
Poultry and Potatoes Market Prices Reported
The listing shows live poultry prices with hens, roosters, capons, ducks, geese, turkeys and weights, plus potato prices by region and variety. Notable figures include Rock chickens at 27c, turkeys hens at 28c, and Russets varieties ranging from $1.20 to $1.50 per unit, with Ohio Rural russets at about $1.25 to $1.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Idaho
Michigan
Maine
Green Mountains
New York
91 Boys Assigned To 14 Teams For YMCA Contests
Lester Hawke announces the YMCA boys competition for 1937 38 starts with 91 competitors organized into 14 teams across high school intermediate prep and newsies classes. New monthly captains and team changes aim for balance and more awards, listing 14 teams and 23 names for the high school class, 4 teams for intermediate with 22 members, and 4 prep teams with 25 boys plus 19 in the Newsies class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Boys
YY. M.C. A. Symnasium
Lester Hawke
Robert Wolfe
Gordon Bell
Tom Kelly
Donald Taylor
Warren Wilcox
Ted Almas
Charles Hoover
Frank Dennis
Alan Sehlmeyer
Jack Refenning
Claire Hurd
Earl Hun
Carl Gleason
Junior Ray
George Nicholas
Willam Ratcil
Wiliam Kenawell
James Lamadue
Jack Faulhaber
Gene Harrison
Duke Brunner
George Taylor
Harold Wehman
William Innis
Joe Hamula
David Taylor
Mark McGinnis
Arnold Molnar
Richard Thompson
Ralph McGinnis
Robert Hendrickson
Richard Ryan
Ed Woodruff
Paul Wehman
Ray Scarborouch
John Lamadue
Lewis Matthews
Ralph Cox
John Wellert
Ted Gilder
Charles Evans
Leren Miller
John Ryan
Bernard Lysaght
Richard Loomis
William Pemberthy
Junior Gotro
Jack Wurtz
Ralph Chapman
Newsies
Junior Urig
Jack Terry
Joe Hadaway
Tom Carr
Harold Kemp
Martin Mueller
Bernard Monskil
Jack Dunn
Curtis Atkinson
Stanley Dobrowski
Robert Bartholomew
Robert Botamer
Robert Clark
George Hadaway
James Frank
Johnson
Carl Koepp
Richard Maurer
Donald Terry
Kidnaping Suspect Jumps To His Death
Richmond aide arrestee Walter C. Marcum, 30, to be arraigned solo Saturday on a kidnapping charge involving three year old John Bryan son of a Center ville banker. His partner Harry C. Walters, 39, killed himself by leaping from the rail outside his cell block, shattering skull. Marcum witnessed the suicide and remarked he did not blame him much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Walter C. Marcum
John Bryan
Centerville
Harry C. Walters
Marcum
Yugoslavia Moves to Rid Country of Snakes
A government program in Yugoslavia aims to curb the snake problem by rearing a man to control and reduce serpent numbers across the region. Local officials describe the plan as a bold stride in public health and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
12 New Federal Judgeships Proposed by Senate Panel
A Senate judiciary subcommittee headed by Sen Lenry F Ashurst H D Ariz moved a bill to create 12 new federal judgeships. The plan follows a judicial study after Roosevelt's 1937 court plan defeat and cites congestion in courts, proposing openings in districts including Georgia, California, Kansas, Louisiana, Texas, Michigan, Ohio, Washington and the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Senate Judiciary
Lenry F. Ashurst
Ariz
Judicial Committee
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Genera Homer Ss. Cummings
District of Georgia
California
Kansas
Louisiana
Texas
Michigan
Ohio
District of Columbia
Believed Dead Apple Tree Set for 106th Crop
The Apple tree in Melbourne Australia believed dead has been treated with cement inside the trunk. Despite setback, officials expect its 106th bountiful crop this season. John Batman's historic tree cited as a treasured urban symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Batman
Melbourne
Australia
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Additional ‘Society
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
News of the Girl Scouts
Bunco Club
Vermilion Banking Company
Furman M. Smith
Esther Wood
Les Us
Western Reserve Finance
Turner B
Court St
Women’s Association
Ladies Aid
Garden Club
Murbach CO AL Bie
Toledo Grain
Blayty
Gaza
McIntosh
Jonathan
Baldwin
Rhode Island
Rome
Grimes Golden
Cleveland Livestock
William L. Thompson
Cleveland Produce
RESA
East River Street
Walter G. Baatz
N. Ridgeville Center
Center Ridge Road
MYERS
Frank M. Wilcox
Lorain County Bank
Safe Service
East Ave
Broad, Elyria
O. Howard Peters
Mgr
Acme
The
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Vic Silver
East Avenue
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