Needy Children Get Warm Noontime Lunches in Lorain County
Five Lorain County schools Grafton East Carlisle Vincent Clearview and South Amherst participate in a WPA program serving nutritious hot lunches to 665 needy children daily. Meals include vegetable stew or creamed chipped beef on toast with milk fruit and cocoa.
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Lorain County
WPA
Columbus
Boards of Education
Grafton
East Carlisle
Vincent
Clearview
South Amherst
Block Action On Appropriation For Graft Probe
In Columbus Ohio the Senate and House clash over a 40000 dollar appropriation for a graft probe. The House finance committee blocked the bill sent from the Senate, risking delays to the poor relief program amid a larger fight over tax and funding amendments for 1938 and 1939. Democratic House members caucused to approve the amendments despite opposition.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
House
Senate
House Finance Committee
Finance
West View Funeral for Mrs Anna Brandt at St Marys Olmsted Falls
Funeral services held Friday at 9 a m in St Marys Church Olmsted Falls for Mrs Anna Marie Brandt 82 wife of Cyran deceased and mother of six with children Anthony Matthew Joseph Mrs Clara Lowery Mrs Anna Taft and Mrs Rena Mezurek. She died Wednesday at her daughter’s home on Usher road burial followed at St Marys Cemetery Olmsted Falls.
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St. Mary's Church
Olmsted Falls
Anna Marie
Emma) Brandt
Rena Mezurek
Usher Road
Cyran
Anthony
Pontiac
Mich
Matthew
Joseph
Brooklyn
Clara Lowery
Elyria
Anna Taft
Brandt
West View
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Olmsted Fails
Reading Program Highlight At Olmsted School PTA
Monday evening at the Olmsted High School Auditorium the PTA meeting featured Miss Alice B. Adams Assistant County Superintendent and Primary Supervisor guiding discussion on the Reading Program of our School and the Primary School Program. Seniors presented a broadcast one-act play by Eugene ONeill titled Ile and the school orchestra provided music.
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Alice B. Adams
Olmsted School
Eugene O'Neill
Olmsted Hi Teams Win Dual Games In New Gym
Olmsted High opened its new gymnasium with both A and B basketball squads defeating Bay Village in Friday action. The A team won 45 24 and the B team 16 14, marking the fifth straight win for the A squad and ending the first half of league play. The AB team claimed its first win of the year. The girls series began with four teams Cadets Straight Shooters Aces and Cardinals. In an early bout the Cardinals led 9 8 over the Straight Shooters. Saturday the Varsity beat Orange High 31 23 for its sixth straight win, while the B team won 18 15. Cadets captain Ruth Blodgett and Aces captain Francis Mike saw the Cadets prevail 15 8. The new blue and gold corduroy uniforms highlighted the girls teams. Varsity and B teams will face Strongsville on Friday January 14 to begin the second half of the West Cuyahoga league schedule.
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Olmsted
Bay Village
Cadets
Aces
Cardinals
Elizabeth Aleck
Anna Molosky
Orange High School
Lso
Ruth Blodgett
Francis Mike
Teans
Strongsville
Frievening
West Cuyahoga
Frantic ballroom duel at Robin Godine party
At a costume ball rich society girl Robin Godine and her favorite Earl Gun der captivate guests with a wild exhibition dance. Cary Craiz, a disapproving handsome stranger, taunts her with sarcasm as reporter Bettina Bradley notes the scene. Robin flirts while Craiz challenges her insincerity.
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Robin Godine
Earl Gunder
Cary Craiz
Bettina Bradley
Robin
Rich society girl plots to hire escort for doctor friend
Robin Godine contemplates hiring Cary Craig, a medical student who works as a paid escort, to punish him for past snubs. Bettina Bradley warns slow pursuit while editor eyes a sensational romance angle. Disguised as a society tale, the plot hints at scandal and moral stakes as the two main friends navigate wealth and desire.
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Robin
Bettine
Cary Craig
Bettina
Cary
Jed Prosser
Cacy
Hye
Monteith Escorts. Incorporated
Robin Godine
Roosevelt backs Jackson as heir in new New Deal drive
The article details President Roosevelt’s intervention to keep Robert H Jackson in government, framing him as the administration’s rising force in attacking concentrated wealth. It notes labor and industry pushback, including reactions from General Motors, the highway lobby, and calls for broader budget restraint and audit reforms within the executive branch.
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Roosevelt
Robert H Jackson
New Deals
David
Jackson
Bob
Teddy Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Washington
Ickes
General Motors
Knudsen
John Biggers
Dick” Elliott
Indiana
Capitol Hill
City Class C Bowling League Formed With Eight Teams
Eight teams join the City Class C Bowling League in Elyria after a meeting. Teams include Lodi Tavern, Chuck's Service, Siauter's Texaco Station, Gerber's Meats, Great Giant, Gulf Oil Company, Haury Brothers, and Elyria Recreation Colts. Play begins Tuesday January 18 with matches on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at Elyria Recreation. Officers elected: President John Whitney, Vice President Elmer Bainbridge, Secretary Treasurer Cle thrust Heidrich. A captain meeting is set for 6 o'clock at the Recreation before league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi Tavern
Chuck's Service
Siauter’s
Texaco Station
Gerber’s Meats
Great Giant
Gulf Oil Company
Haury Brothers
Elyria Recreation
John Whitney
Elmer Bainbridge
Cletus Heidrich
More Tax Foreclosure Cases Filed By County Clerk
Additional tax foreclosure actions listed include owners and delinquent amounts for properties in Brownhelm Elberta Beach Vermilion-on-the-Lake Ridgeville Lorain and other areas. Names include W H Eller Nellie Gessert Floyd Adkins Lucy Belford John Cervenka Tyna Stone Helen Coyle Mary Peer and others with sums from 5.82 to 229.40. Property locations span Brownhelm Elberta Beach Vermilion River Park Black River and Lorain.
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Clerk of Courts
W. H. Eller
Brownhelm
Nellie Gessert
Elberta Beach
Floyd Adkins
Lucy Belford
John Cervenka
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Charlie
Nellie Poet
Black River
O. P
H. A. Fishley
Louise
Anna Buczko
Lorain
Max Felder
Charles Lewellyn
John Sodownick
Guy L. Smith
Mary Adkins
H. W. Eiler
Harry Anderson
Elberta
Digestive disorders rise with age in middle life
In midlife digestive issues become common as activity and eating patterns change. Ulcers of the stomach and duodenum frequently surface between forty and fifty, prompting increased use of simple remedies like sodium bicarbonate, which may provide temporary relief but not long term cures.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Changes in Taste and Digestion After Middle Age
The passage discusses how tastes fade after age forty five to fifty and how people modify meals with extra seasoning and temperature to cope. It notes potential effects on the stomach liver and gall bladder and explains the liver’s role in producing bile to aid digestion.
Toxic Conditions and Liver Ailments Discussed by Author
The author explains the gall bladder as a liver storage sac and notes that toxins accumulate from inactivity can affect the intestines. Cirrhosis is described as common in middle life, with the liver receiving the body's richest blood supply and poisons entering via the bloodstream.
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Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
C I O Unions Plan Ohio Industrial Council
Columbus will host the first state meeting of unions affiliated with the Committee for Industrial Organization on February 26 and 27. John Owens, regional director, said the convention will form an Ohio industrial union council with a state headquarters, draft a constitution, and elect officers.
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Columbus
Committee For Industrial Organization
John Owens
Ohio Industrial Union Council
Owens
Rep Dudley White seeks name for new battleship Ohio
Rep Dudley White of Norwalk Ohio asked President Roosevelt and Secretary Swanson to consider naming one of the proposed new battleships the Ohio. He noted backing from the Ohio Department of the American Legion for the request.
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Washington
Dudley White
Norwalk
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Navy
Swanson
Ohio
White
Ohio Department of the American 'Egion
Death of Rep Charles E Bast prompts obituary notice
Canton Ohio reports the death of Democratic Ohio House member Rep Charles E Bast after a long illness. The notice lists financial distributions to individuals and entities including Beach 32.88 Domenica Harvey 53.90 Eva Robison 213.85 The Reserve Mortgage and Investment Company 543.07 George and Helen Langermeijer 9.54 Alice and Michael Wrahelak 16.40 Theodore and Mary Zelinka 45.54.
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Canton
Charles E. Bast
Ohio House of Representatives
New Officers In Charge Of Meeting Elyria Council 406
Three committees were announced at Elyria Council No 406 Junior Order of United American Mechanics meeting. Delinquent committee members Scheibel Hambly Hanson. By-laws committee Brunner Scheibel Botamer. Entertainment committee Hambly Scheibel Botamer Hurd Arias. District committee meeting reports given by Wells Hambly Bradley. Regular meeting followed by degree team rehearsal and social hour.
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Elyria Council
Order of United American Mechanics
Charles Scheibel
James Hambly
Joseph Hanson
F. Brunner
T. Botamer
E. Hurd
T. Arias
Cleveland
F. B. Wells
N. M. Bradley
Frank Fay Granted Right To See Child
Hollywood scene reports a judge granting actor Frank Fay visiting rights with his adopted son Dion. Fay may see the boy Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and alternate Saturdays, with nurse Nel tia Banner present to monitor sobriety. Barbara Stanwyck previously fought visitation, citing Fay’s drinking and conduct. The judge noted Dion could receive tender care regardless of Stanwyck’s horses and dismissed beyond-arguments. Stanwyck indicated she would appeal the ruling.
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Hollywood
Frank Fay
Dion
Neltia Banner
Mama Barbara Stanwyck
G. J. Knight
Papa Fay
Robert Taylor
Fay
Judge Knight
Miss Stanwyck
Miss Stanwych
Taylor
Knight
Annual Meeting of The Perry-Fay Company at Elyria
Public notices cover an annual meeting for stockholders in Elyria Ohio at 1 30 p m January 27 1938 for election of directors and other business Matters. Other notices include a quiet title suit in Lorain County and multiple sheriff sale announcements with parcel details and payment terms. The document also contains a bank condition report for the Savings Deposit and Trust Company with assets and liabilities figures dated January 11 1988.
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Perry-Fay Company
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Elyria
Ohio
G. H. Brownell
R. Nichols
Lucy B. Chappell
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
County of
Lorain
State of
Lake Shore
Michigan
ER. R. Company
FP Grall
R. F Vandemark
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
David K. Wilson
Ec al
Evyria
Amherst
Chile
Adaline Pearl
Amherst Township
Loraty
Elvria Street
Park Avenue
Park Avenue Airwerst
Cook
FL Grall
John von Blum
yAttorner
Ae Et Jeo
Savings Deposit Danian Trust Company
Nelb Oof Tyetia
Federal Reserve Syste
Perum
Divasioy
Banks of Ohio
Federal Reserve Bank
Banks of
Bourn
Federal Reserve System
Ohe
United States
Barking House
FTHOC
Federal Cre Reeserve Bank
Sane Rice Ee
Westenes
Trust Department
G. C
J. F. R. Eckler
F. R. Eckler
A. C. Hudnutt
O. Schmitkons
Guy B. Findley
State of Ohio
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Mrs. Brandt
United Feature Syndicate
Tee
Earl
Ettina Bradley
Godine
Jed
Ray Tucker
Mr. R
D. R
National Highway Users’ Conference
Chester H. Gray
Gray
Henry Morgenthau
Filhott
Congress
Tom Heflin
Alabama
Tom
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Friends of Tennessee Valley Authority
Rep. Maas
Navy General Staff
Navy General Hospital
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Pew
Chevrolet
Machine
Seles Department Sone
Mae Sea
Asco
Brown & Sharpe
Eure
Ang Walters
Broyven and
Sharpe
Grinders Ralls
Rehm
Talhare
Gus Moodt
Lee Tee
Ida
Bion
Schermar Saree
Alyn Cogrlan
Tolis
Lewis
Financials Edwards Bree
Falmer
Morris
Saiea Department
Brouse Eevee
Calvird Camer
Sheffield Anne Ee
Cox
Ilandtap
Kostvo Oe
A . Oe Sane
Tzreenich
Oud Dombrosky
Pitts
Awee
Nut Blankers
Wena
Monaco
Reinhardt Mene
Cebula
Volk
Mohr Sane
Krugman
Lappin Pere
Frye
DR Chrisman
Benjamine Franklin Worcester
Russia
County of Torain
J. R. Murphy
EL. M. Parker
Oberlin
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
C. Russell Stokley
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