Lorain County Reports 317 Industrial Claims in November
Three fatal accidents were reported among Lorain County's 317 industrial accident claims for November. The county saw 246 medical cases, 24 time losses, 38 long-term losses, and 6 permanent partial disabilities. Total county time loss reached 22,763 days. Nationwide, Ohio's monthly claims fell slightly while fatalities rose to 99. Metal goods led non fatal claims with 4,682. construction and commercial work followed.
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Lorain County
Thomas P. Kearne
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Avon Lake Fellowship Dinner and Village Meetings Schedule
Avon Lake hosts a fellowship dinner at Congregational Church on Lake Road Wednesday Jan 12 at 6 30 pm with a dedication of the new annex by Dr F D Hall at 8 pm and the annual meeting at 8 45 pm. Village council meets tonight at Park Hall 8 pm. Boy Scouts meet Wednesday 7 30 pm Park Hall. Girl Scouts meet Friday 3 30 pm Park Hall. Legion Post 211 bingo and card party Saturday 8 pm Chateau Walker Road. A kitchen shower for the Chateau hosted by Legion Auxiliary at Mrs A T Masters home Monday Jan 17.
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Congregational Church
Lake Road
F. D. Hall
J C Britton
Lake Read
Avon Lake Village
Park Hall
Legion Post No 211
Auxiliary
Chateau
Walker Road
A T. Maiers
A T Masters
Center and
Legion Post No
Avon Lake appoints Ben Frey at January village meeting
At the January 1 village meeting Mayor H. B. Drake announced the appointment of Ben Frey to a new post in Avon Lake. Frey will assume duties immediately, with the council approving his responsibilities and start date.
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Ben Frey
H. B. Drake
Avon Lake
Wilton McCaleb Dies in Cleveland After Illness
Wilton McCaleb of Stop 66 Lake road died at his son’s home on W 101st Street Cleveland after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon in Cleveland. He is survived by two sons and a daughter.
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Wilton McCaleb
Stop 66 Lake Road
Cleveland
W. 101St Street
Mrs Hugh Kane Hosts Bridge Club At Home
Mrs Hugh Kane hosted the Contract Bridge Club at her residence on Wednesday with lunch served. Prizes went to Mrs H B Drake and Mrs Otto Katterhenry. In two weeks the group will meet again with Mrs Katterhenry. Lake Shore Union Society dined with Mrs William Katterhenry at her Lake Road home midweek. Pleasant Hour Club gathered with Mrs Gerves Gates. prizes awarded to Mrs George Nagel and Mrs Lawrence Heckel. Lunch served. next meeting set with Mrs Nagel. Callers at Edd Mitchell Sr home Sunday included Mr and Mrs W D Hull, Gus Neimeyer, and Art and Glen Watkins. Mitchell remains ill. Mrs Margaret Theisen and Mr and Mrs Arthur Theisen and Ruth Ann Theisen visited Frances Heckel in Vincent.
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Hugh, Kane
H. B. Drake
Otto Katterhenry
Katterhenry
Lake Shore Union Society
William Katterhenry
Lake Road
Pleasant Hour Club
Gerves Gates
George Nagel
Lawrence Heckel
Nagel
Edd Mitchell Sr
W. D. Hull
Lorain
Gus Neimeyer
Dover
Art
Glen Watkins
Lakewood
Mitchell
Margaret Theisen
Arthur Theisen
Ruth Ann
Frances Heckel
Vincent
Local Aides Attend Breakfast and Hospital Moves
Robert Tomanek suffered a stroke at home on Lear. Librarians Miss Margaret Hain and Mrs. Leo Heider attended a Librarian Breakfast at the Oberlin Tavern Friday morning. Mrs. George Ebberling and baby were moved from Memorial Hospital Elyria to the Walker home in Wellington. Raymond Tomlin, 22, Avon Center road, injured when a shovel barn fell on his right thigh at Thew Shovel Co, is a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital.
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Robert Tomanek
Lear
Margaret Hain
Leo Heider
Oberlin Tavern
George Eberling
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Ebberling
Alfred Walker
Wellington
Raymond Tomlin
Avon Center Road
Thew Shovel Co
St. Joseph’s Hospital
New York Day By Day by C O McIntyre
C O McIntyre’s diary from New York scenes at Nashville murals, Colorado ranch praise, and social tastings. Notes on Whyte’s Fulton Street, a drunken youth, and reminiscences of 1920s bars with figures like Lawrence D'Orsay. Commentary on Mae West, radio, and early film censorship, plus brief nuggets on Evel yn Thaw era journalism and Louis Bromfield.
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New York
Tennessee
Dean Cornwell
Nashville
Gilda Gray
Colorado
Burt MacFride
Harry Burton
Stork Club
Sherry’s
W. Hawkins
Colony
Ellen Berlin
China's Greatest Philosopher To Speak At Oberlin
Oberlin hosts Dr Hu Shih, China's leading philosopher and official spokesman, for two lectures on the war in China and related issues. He will speak at noon in Finney Chapel and again at 430 pm in the K B Room, outlining democracy and Deweyan pragmatism as he discusses China's political and philosophical developments. He is a professor at Peking National University and dean of English literature, editor of a magazine, and has lectured widely in the United States.
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Oberlin
Hu Shih
China
Foreign Affairs Council
Cleveland
Japan
Finney Chapel
Harvard
Chinese Institute of Pacific Relations
National University At Peking
Lyman Cady
John Dewey
Columbia University
Dewey
Forum
Grace Moore Denies Bronx Cheer At Ml Morocco
A note notes entertainer Grace Moore facing Bronx cheers from Broadway critics after allegedly booing impromptu stage performances at Ml Morocco. Moore denies the accusation while industry peers comment on her financial security amid vaudeville circles.
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Grace Moore
Bronx
Morocco
Plane scout sardines off Alameda coast
In Alameda California aviation supports sardine fishing as scouts. A reconnaissance plane precedes the local fleet sailing from the Farralone islands, locating schools of sardines and signaling the boats to fish.
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Alameda
Cal
Farralone Islands
Driver Runs Down Fox in Jacksonville. Wins $50
Edward Harlin did not stop after an automobile strike in Jacksonville. The victim was a silver fox valued between 75 and 2000 dollars. Blinded by car lights, the fox ran into the wheel, leaving Harlin $50 richer according to the report.
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Jacksonville
Ore
Edward Harlin
Will Discuss Sino Japanese War at Oberlin
Professor Harold M Vinacke of Cincinnati will speak tonight at 7 30 in the King Bosworth Room Oberlin Men's Building on The Sino Japanese War The talk is under the Oberlin Peace Society auspices and presents the Japanese perspective He comes on the recommendation of the Midwest Council of International Relations and Professor Oscar Jaszi Tomorrow Shansi Association brings Dr Hu Shih the Chinese government spokesman who speaks twice at Oberlin an assembly at noon and again at 4 30 in the King Bosworth Room
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Oberlin
Harold M. Vinacke
University of Cincinnati
King Bosworth
Oberlin Peace Society
Vinacke
Midwest Council of International Relations
Oscar Jaszi
Oberlin Political Science
Shansi Association
Hu Shih
King- Bosworth
Eight Cent 1859 Ceylon Stamp Sells in London
A rare 1859 Ceylon stamp with an eight cent face value sold in London for 437.50 dollars, highlighting strong collector demand and cross‑border bidding for early Asian issue stamps.
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Ceylon
London
1937 Summaries Being Presented At Oberlin
Oberlin College hosts a two day series of 1937 summaries in a student assembly with speakers T. W. Graham and Andrew Bongiorno on religion and literature. Dr. Oscar Jaszi and Miss Roselle Bezazian discuss international affairs and music, followed by Horton on the Oxford Conferences. Laura Sorenson presents an illustrated lecture on the Potter’s Wheel with Spode china, plus landscape exhibits by Anthony Thieme at the Museum.
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Oxford
Carnegie Library
Laura Sorenson
Allen Art Building
Con
Head Of Civil Gov't Of China Worlded By Oberlin Church
Oberlin reports Dr H H Kung, 1906 Oberlin graduate and head of China's civil government, remains a member of First Church in Oberlin. Pastor Dr J A Richards disclosed Kung's continued affiliation after receiving greetings to absent members.
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Civil Gov't. of China
Oberlin Church
Richards Aids Church Budget With Contributions
Richards reports he has contributed to the church budget, adding to funds for ongoing missions and maintenance. The note highlights his financial support as part of community efforts to sustain church programs.
Millions Fight Fatigue With Olive Tablets
Millions suffer early fatigue and mental dullness from constipation and sour stomach. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to aid digestion without harsh laxatives, stimulating bile flow gently. Sold by druggists in 15 60 cent sizes, with a mild jaw-stimulant effect noted.
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Senate
Nature
Dr. Edwards
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