Proposals Are Ready Breach Is Narrowed
Federal mediators arranged breakfast conferences to bridge the rift between General Motors executives and 54,100 striking workers losing wages as sit-down actions halt 14 GM plants. Dewey sought agreements to move strikers, limit resumed production, and restrict bargaining to union members. Union leaders eyed John L. Lewis and the CIO's strength as sit-downs continued at Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Motors
James F. Dewey
Department of Labor
William S. Knudsen
Rock Bottom
United Press
United Automobile Workers of America
Homer Martin
Dewey
Knudsen
Martin
Lewis
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
The
Automobile Union
Lewis’ Committee For Industrial Organization
Fisher Body Co
Sidiary
Flint
Edward D. Black
Genesee County
Judge Black
George Schroeder
Michigan House of Representatives
Black
Lansing
Judiciary Committee
General G. M
Memphis
Tenn
Keith Spurrier
Fisher Lumber Corporation
Olds Motor Works
Fisher Body
Janesville
Wis
Chevrolet
Anderson
Ind
Atlanta
Cleveland
Mich
Harrison N. J
Kansas City
Toledo
Mohawk Indian medicine offered by Standard Drug Co
The Standard Drug Co offers Mohawk with 41c value to customers presenting this ad. A family size $1 bottle (two weeks) is 59c with full refund if unsatisfied. Claims include expelling poisons within hours, six doses easing rheumatic pains, twelve doses reducing stiffness, and digestion relief. Sold in Elyria and nearby cities at Standard Drug Company Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Standard Drug Company
Go-Getters Club Plans Guest Night in 1937
New London reports the Go-Getters Club of the 2nd M. E. church will host its first 1937 session at Mrs. Eli Moman's home. The annual guest night is set for Monday January 18 at Mr. and Mrs. John H. Norris house with an Old-Fashioned Country School theme and an old-time spelling bee as headline attraction. Prizes await winners in various games and contests. The group will meet again in February at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sutton's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
M. E. Church
Eli Moman
John H. Norris
Albert Sutton
Golden Rule Class Meeting At Leech Home Friday
The regular monthly meeting of the Golden Rule Class of the 1st M. E. Sunday school will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Leech on Friday evening January 8. A potluck dinner will be served at 6 30 p m before the business session, and husbands of class members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule
M. E
L. L. Leech
Holiday Guests At J L Fuller Home And Local Updates
Holiday guests at the J L Fuller home included Mrs H J Tillin and son John of Birmingham Alabama Mrs Warren Allen Mrs Robert Wisler and daughter of Cleveland Mrs Rupert Minns and children Akron and Paul Fuller of Philadelphia Pa Miss Marjorie Culbertson returned home after a holiday with Cleveland relatives Miss Irma Saxton resumes duties at E Biglow Brick and Tile Co replacing Miss Ruth Shull on a business trip to New York City Mr and Mrs A B Hart and Mr and Mrs J L Cassell attended the funeral of Miss Daisy Balliott at Mansfield on Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Fuller
H. J. Tillin
John
Birmingham
Ala
Warren Allen
Robert Wisler
Cleveland
Rupert Minns
Akron
Paul Fuller
Philadelphia
Marjorie Culbertson
Irma,Saxton
E. Biglow Brick and Tile Co
Ruth Shull
New York City
A. B. Hart, Jr
J. L. Cassell
Daisy Balliott
Mansfield
Murray Ridge News Notes
Mr and Mrs Ralph Page were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Calvin Miller of Lake Avenue Friday evening Iyalynn Slusher of Elyria spent four days with her aunt Mrs Anne Eppley Roberta Freeland has returned to Kent State University after spending the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Grant Freeland Miss Pearl Eppley has returned to Lodi Ohio after spending ten days with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs E W Eppley Mr and Mrs Henry Haag and family attended a party at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Delifield of South Ridge Thursday evening Miss Pearl Eppley spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Arthur Butholtz and Mrs Anna Hunger of Elyria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Page
Calvin Miller
Lake Avenue
Iyalynn Slusher
Elyria
Anne Eppley
Roberta Freeland
Kent State University
Grant Freeland
Pearl Eppley
Lodi
Ohio
E. W. Eppley
Henry Haag
Henry Dellifield
South Ridge
Arthur Butholtz
Anna Hunger
Toledo Employment Reaches Peak Since 1931
Employment in Toledo hits 85,000 workers the highest since 1931, not counting 10,000 on WPA projects. This shows strong job gains and industrial activity in the region.
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Toledo
Installation of Hamlin Relief Corps officers in Wellington
A sizable turnout gathered at the G A R Memorial hall in Wellington for the 1937 Hamlin Relief Corps installation led by installing officer Mrs. Charlotte Lewis of Elyria with Mrs. Maude Jackson as installing conductor. Officers include Lettie Stevick president Blanche Gill senior vice Edna Durkee chaplain and Ida Baker secretary among others. color bearers and assisting officers listed. Guests from Elyria attended, gifts and bouquet exchanged, remarks offered, refreshments served, and attendance prize drawn. a Book Review at Herrick Library was announced for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Gurnout
Hamlin
Myrtle Ludwig
Laura Hildebrand
Marie Friend
Nellie Long
Maude Sheller
Illa Rogers
Stevick
Lewis
Jackson
Wellington Corps
Wellington Sorosis Club Meets After New Year Lunch
The Wellington Sorosis club held its first year meeting at Mrs A R Branson’s home on Tuesday afternoon with a 1 30 lunch by the hostess. Guest Mrs Helen Tappan Berthoff of Oberlin discussed the book Singing in the Wilderness by Donald Peattie and a piano musical program followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Avon Royal Circle Meeting in Avon Ohio
The Royal Circle of the M E Church met at Mrs John Olds home in Avon on Wednesday afternoon Guests included Mrs Hacket and Mrs Schneider from Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Royal Circle of the
M. E. Church
John Olds
Hacket
Schneider
Lakewood
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study at Baptist Church
Prayer meeting and Bible study will be held in the church dining room tonight at the Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Visiting notables share Cleveland guest list in area
Miss Lucy Walker of Cleveland visits the home of Mr and Mrs Will Barr. Mrs Harry Crandall and daughter Barbara of Clarksfield were guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Smith. Mrs Ben Walker visited relatives in Elyria Thursday.
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Lucy Walker
Cleveland
Will Barr
Harry Crandall
Barbara
Clarksfield
Harold Smith
Ben Walker
Elyria
Church gatherings and meetings in Rochester
The Baptist church holds a regular fellowship supper Wednesday at the church with a business meeting and social hour to follow. Center Aid Society meets with Mrs. Harry Rowland Thursday for dinner. Harmonial Society of the M. E. church meets in the church basement Friday with dinner. Homebuilders Class of the Methodist Sunday School meets with the William Zeiglers Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Center Aid Society
Harry Rowland
Harmonial Society
M. E. Church
Methodist Sunday School
William Zeiglers
Missionary Ruth Hege Returns Home for Furlough
Miss Ruth Hege, a missionary in the Belgian Congo Africa for five years, is now home on a year's furlough and addressed a full house at the local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hege
Belgian Congo
Africa
Legion Auxiliary Hosts Meeting and Card Party Soon
Mrs W T Wachen opened her West Herrick avenue home to the American Legion Auxiliary for a regular meeting and social hour. Boxes were sent to Sandusky Chillicothe and Dayton Veteran Homes with neckties socks cigarettes and other items. A card party is planned for Friday January 22 at the Legion hall with Mrs J Ek Downay and Mrs Haden on cards and Mrs Clifton West and Mrs H H Reep on refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs Haden's home on Tuesday evening January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Wachen
Herrick Avenue West
American Legion Auxiliary
Sandusky
Chillicothe
Dayton
Legion Hall
J. Ek. Downay
Haden
Clifton West
H. H. Reep
Local Illnesses and Recoveries Reported in Community
Mrs. Harry Walsh is ill with diphtheria at her Kelly street home. Mrs. Ernest Preston, previously ill, is recovering. Mrs. Charles Willard improves from a serious illness at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Keeling. Mrs. H. D. Whiteside is recovering from an Allen Oberlin hospital operation. Mrs. William Street steadily improves after an operation. Miss Edna Perkins recovers from injuries from a recent fall. Mrs. Sol Ray gains from a recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Walsh
Kelly Street
Ernest Preston
Charles Willard
B. F. Keeling
H. D. Whiteside
Allen Oberlin Hospital
William Street
Edna Perkins
Sol Ray
Wellington Kiwanis installs new officers at luncheon
Daniel Shepard was installed as president of the Wellington Kiwanis club at their luncheon this noon. Other officers installed were Keith Andrews vice president J Howard Page secretary William A L Wadsworth Harry Wagner William L Sponseller E E Watters Charles G Leinseder and Richard Duff directors. Michael Sophrin Akron lieutenant governor of Ohio Kiwanis was the installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Shepard
Wellington
Baptist Church Sunday Night Service Features Vocal Duets
Mr and Mrs Paul Jewett rendered a vocal duet Vernon Heifner sang two solos with guitar accompaniment Harold Jackson of the Bible Institute sang with banjo accompaniment Rev Patrick of the Methodist church assisted Rev Rodgers in officiating.
Trip to Cadiz For Sheep Purchases Prompts Short Voyage
Greydon Jewett and wife and Albert Campbell left early Wednesday to Cadiz Ohio to buy sheep. Mrs Jewett stopped in New Philadelphia to visit a friend training as a nurse in St Luke's Hospital Cleveland. They returned home Thursday. Miss Caroline Rowland returned to Warren schools Sunday after a two week vacation with relatives. Janet Knapp spent Friday with Mrs Frank Clifford. Lawrence Snyder and daughter Ladonna have influenza. Township trustees met Wednesday night to finish year business and pay bills. Mr and Mrs Howard Smith Elvira visited the Paul Jewett home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greydon Jewett
Albert Campbell
Cadiz
Ohio
Howard Smith
Elvira
Paul Jewett
Sunday Visitors at Delbert Switzer Home
Sunday visitors at the Delbert Switzer residence included Switzer's father from Findia his sister Dor othy and brother Orville Switzer with his wife from Huntington. Saturday evening guests for E D Thompson were their son Dean of Youngstown and the Misses Bertha and Marjory Rayless. Huntington Ind Mr and Mrs C J Setterfield and son Pedyn and daughter Marian were Saturday 6 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Switzer
Mr. Switzer
Findia
Dorothy
Fiend
Cleveland
Orville Switzer
Huntington
E. D. Thompson
Dean
Youngstown
Bertha
Marjory Rayless
Ind
C. J. Setterfield
Pedyn
Marian
Real Estate Transfers Listed For Lorain County
Property transfers include David Buck to Bertha M Sweet on East 28th Street Lorain The Cleveland Trust Co to Joseph H Lyons on Barres Road Ridgeville Vermilion on the Lake Co to R J Matthes Sublets 175 176 Brownhelm Township Joseph Swete Trustees to Thomas Andrews Lot 177 Broadway Gardens Sheffield Township Arbor Land Co to Eunice R Carr Sublet Nos 67 73 Block 2 Woodhaven Beach Avon Lake Village Sherman Lent to John Yarrish et al Oakwood Avenue Carlisle Township National Bank of Commerce Lorain to Michael
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David Buck
Bertha M. Sweet
East 28Th Street
Lorain
Cleveland Trust Co
Joseph H. Lyons
Barres Road
Ridgeville
Vermilion-on
Eunice R. Carr
Woodhaven Beach
Avon Lake Village
Sherman
John Yarrish
Oakwood Avenue
Carlisle Township
National Bank of Commerce of
Ohio
Michael
Social notes from Mrs Weeks and guests remark
Dinner guests of Mrs Alice Weeks are noted. Ruth Knapp is confined at home with rheumatic fever. Mrs Myrtle Herrick travels to Amherst to spend winter with the Robert Wards. Mr and Mrs Cliff Cowie visit friends in Rittman for New Year’s Day. Mr and Mrs Greydon Jewett host Rev and Mrs J D Rife and family from Delaware Ohio on New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Weeks
Ruth Knapp
Myrtle Herrick
Amherst
Robert Wards
Cliff Cowie
Rittman, O
Greydon Jewett
J. D. Rife
Delaware
Ohio
Reverend Cobb Transferred to Lorain Church Sermons First
Rev. H. E. Cobb, former Methodist pastor in North Fairfield, has been transferred to the Delaware Ave. church in Lorain and preached his first sermon there on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Richards joined Mr. and Mrs. Leland Richards of Elyria to Jeromesville Sunday for a day with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beck. Dorothy Hipp of Nova visited Friday to Sunday with cousin Lillian, as Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bradford hosted at dinner their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnes, Mrs. Ella Bradford, and cousin Kenneth Gill of Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bradford and sons spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Ewill in Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Cobb
North Fairfield
Delaware Ave
Lorain
Dell Richards
Leland Richards
Elyria
Jeromesville
Ray Beck
Dorothy Hipp
Nova
Lillian
Carl Bradford
Henry Barnes
Ella Bradford
Kenneth Gill
Toledo
Carl Bradford and Sons
Austin Ewill
Brighton
Land transfers listed for Lorain Elyria and Wa ter Street
Stembal and Eva-Mae S. Smith transfer parcels on East 30th Street and Boston Avenue to Winifred Goldsmith and A H West Trustee. Clara Louise Kiser moves property on Wa ter Street in Elyria to A H West Trustee, then back to Kiser on Wa ter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stembal
East 30Th Street
Lorain
Eva-Mae S. Smith
Winifred Goldsmith
Boston Avenue
Elyria
Clara Louise Kiser
A. H. West
Water Street
Electrons Harnessed for Practical Use at Caltech
In Pasadena California researchers at the California Institute of Technology report progress turning a miniature wind mill with invisible electrons. The work demonstrates practical applications of electron harnessing and signals a new stage in experimental physics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
California Institute of Technology
Ravenna Seer Forecasts 1937 Trends For City
Mary C. Winchel a Brady Lake summer resident predicts 1937 will bring war air disasters floods crime wave and a building boom along with continued business recovery for Ravenna Ohio according to local report.
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Ravenna
Mary C. Winchel
Brady Lake
Here
Fire trucks rush to Shaughnessy home blaze in Wheeling
Six fire trucks raced to a house fire belonging to Fireman Philip Shaughnessy in Wheeling, costing $22 to dispatch. The blaze caused $2 in damage. A note on royal titles states Britain’s king is the sole Englishman ever entitled to prime ministerial access.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Philip Shaughnessy
Britain
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Relief Corps
Chopin
Herrick Library
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Sorosis
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Piel
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Howard Peters
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Murbach Coal
C. W. McGuire
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