Members vote on church building plans and sale
Members of the First Baptist Church vote on two questions regarding a proposed building program. They consider selling Middle Avenue property and funding a new East Avenue church building, with plans, costs, and possible remodeling or reuse of current facilities.
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First Baptist Church
Medéra
Middle Avenue
Secobed Street
East Avenue
Ales
Building Fund Committee
Elyria Chamber Urges Attendance at Court House Meeting
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce sent letters urging a large turnout for a court house location hearing at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday in Coat Room No. 1. The group notes past agitation to move the court house and warns Elyria may lose the institution unless a new location is found, mentioning a deed requiring the tract revert if not used for a Seat of Justice. Police detained a 14 year old girl and her 20 year old husband from Indianapolis for juvenile investigation after a $40 theft report. Andrew Johnson was fined $4 and costs for intoxication. Laura Glass was fined $5 and costs for a separate offense.
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Elyria
Court House
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Alter
Heman/ Ely
Coat Room No
Sandusky
Bhyria
Indianapolis
Ind
Elks District Meeting Ends After Two Day Program
A damaged page recounts a two day Elks District gathering chaired by F A Stetson and Jim Armitage. The program included vaudeville acts, a card party, and a presentation by the state Elks Association officers with reports on activities and district concerns.
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F. A. Stetson
Jim Armitage
Stary Ofsizers
Elks
Ato Pom
Elks Association
Ten Outstanding Young Men Named By Junior Chamber
Chicago honors ten rising leaders selected by the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce for advancing welfare and national service. Recipients include Louis Helios of Philadelphia, Joseph A. Biepie of Washington, Charles G. Bolte of New York, Dan Duke of Georgia, and others from Phoenix to Massachusetts, Cornell and Harvard, each recognized for civic leadership, veterans affairs, and youth welfare efforts.
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Louis
Helios
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Wille
Joseph A. Biepie
Washington, Loc
National Federations of
Charles G. Bolte
New York City
American Veterans Committee
Farmas
Veterans’ Affairs
Dan Duke
Fairburn
Gears Gla
J Dy
Philip Morrison
Cornell University
Mhaea
N.Y
Atonic Buurgy
John AL Patton
Chaige
Manaugement
Artur Schlesinger
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Harry M. Wistar
Ypsilarrt
Mich
American Broadcasting Company
Pede Ple
Court notes and civil actions rough in river town
Reported incidents include a spare tire and wheel theft from a car at Route 40 Club last night and several divorce actions filed or granted. Names such as C o Gillman Sheffield Lake W E Shay Nick Mudvich Ina and Walter Michenh appear in varied cases. A motorist was fined for failure to observe safety rules and window damage cases are noted.
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C. O. Gillman
Route 3
Route 10
Sheriff
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Several Cars Damaged In Minor Mishaps
Several automobile accidents occurred over the weekend injuring one person, Miss Esther Princic, 24, who was treated for a sprain and released. Other drivers, including John Princic and chie Jad, were involved in collisions on Route 200 and nearby streets, with vehicles damaged and roads reported in Cleveland. Two inmates from Grafton prison farm were reported missing, while several smaller fines were issued for disorderly conduct and traffic offenses.
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Esther Princic
Jacky Inne
Blyeas Me
Sheriff Department
Case Road
Cleveland
Emleuin Hogg
Ara
Route
Donate Schuett
Charts
Schacht Wis
Broad Street
Cyril Breghs Towk
Leangfellow Avenue
Iam Bryant
William Polrecz
Ayy Tond Wyklyont
Ad Lodi
Moi
Hcyoortniet
Kenneth Orr
Cleveland Street
Jynder Tease
Mwe Deida Cartage Co
Alley Park
Wich
Broad and
Cedar Streets
Paul Laubenthal
Ninth Street
West River Street
Grafton
Calvin White
Dee Johnson
Puchece
Allocation Of Sales Tax Money Made
Budget details outline allocation of sales tax funds to multiple towns and counties. The document lists amounts for Rochester, Brighton, Ambers, Amberst, Grafton, Huntington, LaGrange, Penfield, Pittsfield, Ridgeville, Rochester, Russia, Shefield, Wellington and others, with figures ranging from about 12.7 thousand to 1.9 thousand dollars, indicating distribution priorities and intended recipients.
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Avane
Uae
Orqual
Frank
Rochester
Bleek
Brighton
Elvi
Grafton
Huntington
Penfield
Pittsfield
Ridgeville
Russia
Sheffield
Wellington
Three Injured In Plane Crash At Cleveland
An SNB Navy trainer crashed near Cleveland while taking off from the Cleveland Airport. The three officer occupants were injured but escaped before the fire. Ensign Clive A. Manley of Willoughby and Ensign Warren Kline of Hiram were hurt, while Ensign Max Kyle of Ann Arbor was uninjured. The aircraft was from the Great Lakes Naval Air Station in Michigan and was on a routine flight returning there.
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Cleveland
SNB
Cleveland Air Port
Clive A. Manley
Willoughby
Ensia Warren Kline
Hiram
Max Kyle
Ann Arbor
Mich
Grosse Ne
Naval Air Station
Grossy Tle
Committed to Jail Over Fine in South Amherst
Willon Davis of South Amherst was imprisoned in the county jail by Mayor Henry Garle after failing to pay a $50 fine and costs for an infraction.
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Willon Davis
South Amherst
Henry Garle
Courthouse Annex Discussion Set For Tomorrow Night
County Commissioners will meet at 7 30 p m in the city hall courtroom to discuss building an annex to relieve overcrowded space in the courthouse. The plan is a first step toward a long range program to eventually construct a new courthouse. The meeting is open to the public.
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General County
Senate G O P Leader Wallace White Jr Attempts to Resign
Senate Republican leader Wallace White Jr of Maine has tried to resign his key post in recent weeks but was dissuaded by party leaders who feared a scramble for the job. Congressional sources say White believes the leadership duties are a heavy burden, with no move to oust him at this time.
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Washington
Senate Republi van
Wallace White, Jr
Maine
Oince
Congressional
White
Fenator
Death notices recount multiple Elyria area obituaries
Sam W. Baird 72 formerly of 506 East Avenue died Saturday at Memorial Hospital Sundatky after nine weeks illness. Survived by widow Mabel, son Raymond B. Baird of Blyris, grandson Robert Bard, sister-in-law and others. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Home with Rev. Hervey Ayshaw officiating. Interment in Hidgelawn Cemetery. Other notices include Mary Davis of Oberlin age 62, Michael Muska 4 from Brownsville, Ella Woodland 4 Wellington, Basal Ruscan of New Condon, and more, with various memorial times and burial places. All obituaries list surviving relatives and funeral arrangements.
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Sam W. Batod
Sam W. Baird
East Avenue
Memorial
National Tube Company
Baird
Mabel Mo
Hervey Ayshaw
Furst Cham Oehueeh
Waldo Oiftiate Ad Ourial
Amaemst
Chael Muska
North Ridgetal
Bruwnwein
Muska
Loran
American Stove Company
Tie
St. Michaels Church
Lorain
Elizabeth
Richard
Robert
Edward
Ronald
Betty
Sandra
Barbara Muska
Nicholas
Ella Woodland
Wellington
Filla Woeedland
Carl Benson
Johns Street
Oon
Fannie Marin
Oster
A. Om
Anders Poneral
Byetery
Cleveland
Fruit Growers to Seek Seasonal Help This Year
Lorain County fruit growers forecast greater need for seasonal labor at harvest time, with Cy Dowdy outlining the national farm labor program. Despite a expiring act, officials expect provisions for help, and Jamaican workers are praised. Otto Dreger reelected president as producers plan to order 80 to 80 men for peak season.
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Lorain County
Pssockyhen
Shire
Otto Dreger
Columbia Township
Henry Leimbach
County Farm Labor Office
Farm Labor Office
Elyria
Union Accepts Compromise Proposal Amid Pay Equity Debate
A UAW-CJIO Lust 101 spokesman said a show down with Western Automatic was averted as a compromise was accepted at the union's Sunday meeting. The union ordered a reopening of the equal pay for equal work clause, insisting women and men receive equal pay for the same job. The membership claimed the clause was not fully in effect and withholding action until further notice.
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Uaw-Cjio Lust 101
Western Automatic
Genera
Sanuday
Lorain Board authorizes bus driver certificate
The Lorain County Board of Education authorized Earl Johnson to issue a school bus driver's certificate to drive in the Brookside School district. Johnson resumes his former route after resigning last spring and replaces Al Wearseh who also resigned.
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Earl Johnson
Brookside
Lorain County
Markets Market Report From Cleveland and Topeka
Market notes show steady or slightly lower prices across meats fruits and vegetables. Receipts and prices reflect mixed quality with cattle calves hogs and sheep listed, while dairy butter and eggs show varied quotes alongside regional markets in Cleveland and Topeka.
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Cleveland
ORV Stc
Saelle
Eater
Medina Sacdh
Cbs
Question Musician in Woman's Death
Los Angeles police arrested Army musician Robert Red Manley after he admitted paying a month to cover expenses linked to Elizabeth Short's death. Manley, married with a four month old, says he turned sick upon learning her severed body was found in a vacant lot. He was booked on suspicion of murder and will be questioned further. he took a polygraph, results not released.
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Elizzabeth Short
Los Angeles
Robert “Red Manley
Elizabeth Short
Manley
Miss Short
San Francisco
Maniey
Vets To Meet On Wednesday Evening
A meeting for World War I veterans will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the American Legion home on Ohio Street. Elyria Post No. 1t announces the session with Veterans Administrators available to discuss National Service Life Insurance, its options, and conversion or reinstatement procedures. Legion officials urge all veterans and nonmembers to attend, with further guidance from the service officer and local VA representatives.
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Ohio Street
Elyria
American Legion
Inétrance
B. Coen
R.F. Yunker
Lovill
FE. Davis
Teachers To Have A Fun Frolic At South Amherst High
Preparations were nearly complete for a fun frolic for Lorain County village and rural school teachers to be held at South Amherst High School Wednesday night. Oberlin magician Fejan will entertain from 7 p.m. and dancing will follow with Hank Cook's orchestra finishing the music. Other recreational activities are planned for those who do not wish to dance.
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Lorain County
South Amherst High School
William Burgette
Oberlin Magi- Fejan
K Jaf P.m
Hank Cook
Move To Curtail Loans To Electric Cooperatives Begins
Congress launched a push to halt or curtail government loans to rural electric cooperatives after circulars from a cooperative official alleged sabotage of the rural electrification program. Chairman Clare E Hoffman of the House Expenditures committee labeled the letters propaganda and questioned if they used government funds. The panel planned to summon REA representatives to assess loan scope and usage.
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Washington
Congress
Congre
Clare
E. Hoffman
BR Mich
House Executive Expenditures Committee
Hoffman
REA
Hunt for Survivors Of Wooden Coastal Chinese Vessel
Chinese naval craft and junks searched the Shanghai Estuary mouth for survivors of the wooden coastal vessel Chikiang rammed by a hit run tug and sank with unknown hundreds aboard. Death toll uncertain. conservative estimates 300 to 500. Seven hundred seventy nine of over 1,000 passengers rescued by customs and harbor police. Chikiang sailed from Shanghai to Nantong in Kiangsu Province.
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Shanghai
Customs Office
Wooaung
Nantung
Kiangsu
Four Amherst Men Declare Candidacies
Four Amherst Republicans filed declarations of candidacy with the Lorain County Board of Elections for village posts. David Al Goldthorpe seeks mayor, George Innes runs for clerk, William Robertson for treasurer, and James H Ehrman for village council. A May primary will decide party candidates if opposition files. otherwise, names go on the November ballot. The final decision on the primary was not yet made.
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Amherst
Elyria
Lorain
Lorain Countians At Youth Conference
About 150 representatives from Lorain County Farm Bureau districts attended a youth conference in Ontario during a full day and evening session. The event featured classes on parliamentary procedure planning youth courts cooperatives and forms of government. Attending from the county were Amesha Neumann Rudolph Neumay Ruth Manns Jacob Lurkart Mary Die Durst Wilson Couch and Robert Couch with Al Couch serving as educational director for Kern County Farm Bureau and teaching a class on participatory governance.
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V-county
Lorain County
Ontario
Amesha Neumann
Rudolph Neumay
Ruth Manns
Jacob Lurkart
Mary Die Durst
Wilson Couch
Robert Couch
al Couch
Kernin Couity Farm Bureau
Fire incident reports minimal damage at city container
A stray cigarette was blamed for a small fire in a waste paper container near Court and Sere streets. The blaze caused no damage, and firefighters responded from the Central Fire Station to extinguish it. No injuries reported.
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Central Fire Staton
Fireven
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Woodford Avenue
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Sheffield Lake
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