Kiwanis President Names Committee Heads For 1938
Ralph Young, Kiwanis Club president, announced 15 committee chairmen for 1938 at the Graystone Hotel. Names include George Richwine house committee Earl Lautenschleger inter club Dr E H Evans Kiwanis education Dr J Birkbeck laws Gene St Marie music Fred Grundler public affairs F A Dusthimer vocational guidance C I Hummell agriculture Rev A E Kemp boys and girls A D Strong business standards L D McBean classification and membership E H Faulkner publicity Myron Weis reception and Capt Henry Hillier underprivileged child. Meeting focused on service opportunities. special committees to run serial activities for the year. Officers and chairs to meet 7 p m Monday at the Graystone Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Ralph Young
Graystone Hotel
George Richwine
Earl Lautenschleger
Interclub
E. H. Evans
Kiwanis
J. Birkbeck
Gene St. Marie
Fred Grundler
F. A. Dusthimer
Observations on European War Preparations During Tour
A female observer recounts wartime conditions in Europe last Summer noting bomb proof subcellars offered for rent in London, sulfur exports to Germany fueling poison gas, and signs of safety measures in Paris. She reports England’s unemployment decline due to defense prep and rumors of a ray to deter bombers, while warning against reliance on warfare to revive industry. She contrasts Spain’s people fighting for a way of life, not merely survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Sweden
Germany
England
Census Chief Sees Quick Pickup In Business
Director John D. Biggers of the unemployment census told the Senate unemployment and relief committee that the sharp industrial decline would spur a rapid resumption in business. He warned inventories would be consumed quickly and urged a study committee across government, business, labor to promote private industry reemployment amid the late 1950s recession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John D. Biggers
Senate Unemployment and Relief Committee
Biggers
Libby- Owens-Ford Glass Company
Toledo
Elyman Named An Officer Of State Veterinary Group
Ohio officials announce officers for the Ohio State Veterinary Medical Association. W F Guard of Columbus elected president, with N D Backus Elyria as vice president and R E Rebrassier as secretary. D C Hyde serves as treasurer, joined by George Miller Kenton and others on the executive committee. An address by M R Fisher urged a uniform milk inspection law in Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
M. R. Fisher
St. Louis
Ohio State Veterinary Medical Association
W. F. Guard
N. D. Backus
Elyria
R. E. Rebrassier
D. CC. Hyde
War and religion themes govern talk at club meeting
Mrs Fuldheim warned that war is a foreign conquest backed by Hitler and Mussolini, calling nationalism a religion in Italy and Germany. She predicted Japan’s limited success, a German drive for a middle Europa, and a future clash with Russia, urging universal brotherhood over violence. New officers will be installed February 17 with W B Gray presenting motion pictures and Carl Kohler directing the ceremony.
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Hitler
Mussolini
Europe
Italy
Germany
Universal Brotherhood
United States
W. B. Gray
Outdoor Life
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Carl Kohler
Pickrel and Three Others Narrowly Escape Collision
William G. Pickrel a Dayton attorney and former lieutenant governor and three Dayton men escaped injury in a head on automobile collision one half mile east of Brighton. Cleveland man Frank J Miller suffered head lacerations and possible brain concussion. The Dayton party continued to Columbus where they argued a case before the Ohio Supreme Court. The party included Mark Jebhanning Joseph Chamberlain and Fred Krumbeltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William GG
Pickrel
Dayton
Cleveland
Brighton
Frank J Miller
R. C. Davis
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Mark Jebhanning
Joseph Chamberlain
Fred Krumbeltz
Death Record of Mrs. Sarah R. Husted
Mrs Sarah R Husted widow of Dasid Husted died at her Ali West street home after a lingering illness born July 22 1854 in New York. She lived in Elvria thirty years belonged to Baptist church and Rebekah lodge. Surviving son Samuel Husted. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 from Taylor Funeral Home with Dr A E Kemp officiating burial Ridgriel Memorial Park
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Sarah R. Husted
Dasid Husted
Ali West Street
Husted
New York
Elvria
Baptist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Samuel
Taylor Funeral Home
A. E. Kemp
Ridgerial Memorial Park
Lorain Woman Elizabeth Abell Dies in Amherst Home
Elizabeth Abell of 2267 East Erie Avenue Lorain died this morning at Colburn Home Amherst. Survived by Harold, one granddaughter, and brother Frank Faragher. She was a member of the Delaware Avenue M E Church. Funeral services Monday afternoon at Royce Funeral Parlors with Rev Hubert F. Cobb officiating, burial at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Lorain
Pi — Jehnue
Elizabeth Abell
Erie Avenue
Colburn
Amherst
Harold
Frank Faragher
Abell
Delaware
M. E
Arter Tran
Royce
Hubert F. Cobb
Delaware Avenue
Elmwood
German-born Amherst man dies after long local life
Christian Heusser, age about 70, died at his home in South Amherst after living here since age 1. He was a night watchman for 40 years at Cleveland Quarries Co. and a member of St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church. Survived by widow Elizabeth, son Ford of Dover Center, and brother Conrad in Germany. Burial at Evergreen Cemetery following services at St John’s Church.
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Amherst
Chistian Heusser
Pori
Cleveland Quarnes Co
Hesse
St. John’s Evangelal and Reformed Church
South Amherst
Car Fender Damaged in Broad Street Collision
Mrs. R. Bennett of Denison Avenue reported her car’s front fender was damaged yesterday afternoon on Broad Street when struck by a machine operated by J. Watson of Lib We avenue, according to a police report.
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R. Bennett
Denison Avenue
Broad Street
J.watson
We Avenue
Tragic harbor incident linked to World War II cargo plot
A harbor tragedy unfolds as a man named Forsythe dies after diving to push a tie and its cargo toward a Japanese line. Partridge waits at the dock for his friend who never returns. A watchman finds Forsythe’s body in the harbor while investigators consider drowning from cramps and the search for a suitcase continues.
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Partridge
Forsythe
Marshall Scrafford
Found Guilty Of Disorderly Conduct In Local Case
John Whaitetuck, Cleveland labor organizer, and Frank Pu itt of 2a West Bridge street Elyrna were fined by Mayor Joseph Q. Peto for disorderly conduct. Each received a suspended fine of 30 dollars plus court costs after being tried on complaints by George Okuley and his son Bernard, who said they were beaten during a coal delivery attempt on January 6 following a prior dispute over driver safety.
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John Whaitetuck
Cleveland
Frank Puitt
West Bridge Street
Elyrna
Joseph Q. Peto
George Okuley
Bernard
Loncal Coal Company
Two Men Charged With Intoxication Following Complaint
Toni Zlatkowski, 27, of West River Street, and Charles Dillingham, 24, of Bond Street, were charged with intoxication after a complaint led to police involvement. Zlatkowski alleged Dillingham threatened him with a revolver during a confrontation at police headquarters, and officers subsequently detained Dillingham for questioning.
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Toni Zlatkowski
Tis West Rivero Street
Cthales Dillingham
Bond Street
Pu- Hive
Zlatkoewsa
Dillingham
Pour
Zlatkowski
Tt Lake Avenue
Llatkowseh
Patrares
Sawyer
Carl
Garltsern
Zlatker A
Poltes
Dilingham
Court actions span foreclosure suit and bond reduction
The City Loan and Guaranty Company sued A Vv and Josephine Petralla for 44 and sought foreclosure of a chattel mortgage. In a separate matter, Calvin Knapp, 22, of La Grange, faced a court hearing on bond reduction to 1900 while awaiting grand jury action for grand larceny after a theft of brass from The Universal Jane Company plant. A William Bruce of Amherst pursued 39000 in a personal injury action against Joseph Benedict for injuries from a September 5, 1996 car collision on Oberlin Avenue.
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The
City Loan and Guaranty Company
A. Vv
Josephine Petralla
Calvin Knapp
la Grange
Common Pleas
Guy Ro Findley
Knapp
Universal Jane Company
William Bruce
Lincoln Street
Amherst
Joseph Benedict
R. D
Trigh
Dr. A. Cook
Lcours
Bruce Ts Salue
Oberlin Avenue
27Th Street
Lerain
Untitled police report on two men held on information charges
After routine questioning, police arrested both men on information charges. The report notes neither man could tell a coherent story. Chief E J Stannard said they will be arraigned on intoxication charges when sober.
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Tom
E. J. Stannard
Oberlin By Mrs Esther Wood
A brief notice documents a property or language related to Oberlin authored by Mrs Esther Wood. The item mentions a person linked to a residence or transaction at Univa Street and a stated amount of two dollars in the context of a small historical notice.
Oberlin I O O F Installs Officers
Oberlin lodge installs officers as eight five attendees and guests attend the open installation. Key officers named include Cheer Patriarch Themispretive state High Priest Warden Scribe Treasurer and Guard. After the meeting a church supper was served, with plans for upcoming music demonstrations at Marner Hall.
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Oberlin
Tetra Ot Otters
Deria
Ras Matha
Joe Feakins
Natls Bryants
Harry Murphys
Treasur Frank Wilon, Jr
Ralph
Mat Gursel
O. CC
Carl Berger Ord Floyd Bryant
Harry Campbell T
Ss. Peirs Walls
O, S
Sam Powers
Mae
Sippel
Annual Meeting of First Church Held in Orerklin
The annual meeting at First Church of Orerklin Thursday elected Miss Manette Swetland as clerk and George Jones as treasurer. Board of Deacons vacancies were filled by L W K Butler C Warrson FoF Nichols Petree A Charleslinger and J G Zimmerman. Deaconess vacancies were filled by Mrs J Runard and Mrs Joe V MacLaury. Trustees vacancies were filled by C WeRee and Both Lord. The annual dinner preceded the meeting, served by the social committee with Mrs Tobin as chairwoman.
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Orerklin
Thursdas
Manette Swetland
Cleerk
George Jones
L WK Butler
C. Warrson
Fof Nichols
Petree
A. Clachlesinger
J. GQ. Zimmerman
J. ©. Runard
Joe V MacLaury
WeRee
Lord
Tobin
Charmany
College Calendar Highlights January Events
The schedule lists a January 21 Jennier Organ Recital at Finney Chapel at 7 30 p.m. and January 22 make up tests in Peters Hall at 2 00 p.m. Oberlin v Wooster bucketball at Warner Gymnasium. January 23 features church services and student classes, with a 11 00 p.m. Morning Worship and a 5 00 p.m. Vesper at Finney Chapel. January 24 open day before finals with a Senior Piano Recital at Warner Hall at 7 30 p.m. Miss Wielen I. McCall. January 25 marks the start of final examinations in the College of Arts and Sciences and School of Theology.
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Siurday
College of Arts and Sciences
Peters Hall
Oberlin
Wooster
Warner Gsmunasium
Finney Chapel
Warner Hall
Wielen I. McCall
Rogers to Speak Sunday Morning at Oberla Meeting
Representative PL Rogers will address the Oberla community Sunday morning before the Men’s class at Fir Pr t shared at 5 a.m. His career spans several terms and he is viewed as a leading member of the legislative body. A chop suey supper by the Eastern Star auxiliary follows in the evening. Forthcoming notes mention local club activities and an insurance company meeting in LeRoy.
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PL. Rogers
Oberla
Rogers
Auonen
Lastern Star
Masonic Club
Uelock
Hielen Mento
Inlyria
Paul Krieg
East College Street
L E Bureies
Charles Shreifler
Ghig Farmers Insurance Company
LeRoy
C. M. Sperrs
Farmers Union Mutual Casualty
Mexico
Belden
Port Huron
McCormick-Deering
McCormick Corn Harvester
McCormick
Herman Wise
L. O. Dunlap
C. B. Dawson
Irvin Klinect
Competition Close In Gym Program
The close race for honors this month in the Uteh school gym program continued last night as team captain Frank Dennis led his group to 26 points, two ahead of Robert Doeble’s 24. Robert Wolfe’s team finished third with 14 points. For the month to date Dennis holds a five point lead over Doeble, Wolfe in third. Last night featured four relay games and six basketball games.
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Uteh
Yom.co AL
Frank Dennis
Robert
Robert Wolfe
Dennis
Doeble
Wolfe
Flower Growers Plan Three Lorain County Meetings
Lorain County flower growers outline three meetings for Elyria on February 2, 23 and March 16. G. H. Poesch, OSU floriculture specialist, will speak on flower greenhouse ills. C. Lo Hummel notes invitees include Huron and Erie County growers.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Elyria
G. H. Poesch
Ohio State University
C. Lo Hummel
Huron
Enire
Legislation Mix In House Senate Action On Taxes and Reform
The House and Senate debated tax shifts and reform measures. Proposals included removing liquor sales tax while taxing bottle sales, a plan expected to generate about 1 million dollars over two years, and resolutions urging Congress to pass wartime profiteering, uniform wages and hours laws, and deportation of criminal aliens in state custody. Senate advances included health measures, housing authority powers, and a commission to study participation in the New York World’s Fair.
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House
Congress
Senate
State Liquor Department
Meadsure
William J. Zouk DD
Cuyahoga
Ben R. Thomas
D. Montgomery
Seyeosts Cratral Olio
Semare
Dea ‘Stllor
Ava
Montgomery
Reuota
State Department of Health
WSU
al Kalbsh
Ottawa
New York
Markets grain and livestock prices from Cleveland market report
Grain and feed prices listed including oats, wheat, corn, and bran with noted grades and per ton bids. Livestock receipts at Cleveland Livestock Camp with steady to firm prices for steers, cows, heifers, lambs, and mutton. extensive fruit, vegetable, and dairy item quotes follow, including butter, eggs, live poultry, and potatoes with regional price ranges.
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Montuna
Lee
Catland
Pateng
Mit
Cleveland
Muleep
Andy Lambs
Tharpie
Ohio
Idaho
Maine
Green Mountains
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
Fragmentary legislative notes on state appropriations and agencies
Fragmentary OCR describes Ohio National Guard and DEL appro pratne F.500.ne0 to Welfare Departments Division of Mental Diseases. Proposals include antepatient hospitals and welfare institutions funding. Also mentions county commissions, road assessments, and a $50,000 toll to particpate in the World Poultry Congress.
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Ohio National Guard
Welfare Departments
Iso
World Poultry Congress
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Stone’s Grill
Bulletin
Elyman
State Veterinary Group
Mutual Clothing Company
William G. Pickrel
Sarah BR. Husted
Jennie Abell
Christian Peusser
Fender
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Mrs
Esther Wood
Univa
Oberlin I. O. O. F
Prucent Recurel
Conservatory of Music
Marner
Danmitary
Praelbo
Prattial Music
Swann
First Church
College
Jennier
Frederica Merrell
School of Theology
P. Jf. Rogers
Brieds
Ely
RIA Coffee Shop
Jiv Court Street
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Eurton
Acorn
Hubbard
Cleveland Produce
Greene Poe
Babaup
Tim
Caleb Vall
Linae Berch
Sederis
Mike
Beechwood
Murdach Coal
Edith Mae Stockings
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
By Wainwright
Wainwright
Cleveland Road
Penfield
Jersey
Biggs
Clayton H. Sooy
A. J. Andrews
Wellington
Farmers Grain & Milling Company
Barker and
Lincoln Streets
Medina
Ashland
Co. W. Fackler
Roy Baker
L. G. Witbeck
Mer
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