80 to Receive E H S Diplomas at Elyria Commencement
Forty boys and forty girls will receive Elyria High School diplomas tomorrow night at the eighty sixth commencement. Mrs. Carl K R Martin will present the diplomas becoming the first woman to do so at the Elyria High. Judge E J Milling ton of Cadillac Michigan will deliver the address. The program includes three numbers by the high school orchestra, Pomp and Chivalry processional, an invocation by Rev Will Foster, a violin solo by Miss Ethel Ryan, class presentation by C P Shively, class song, and recessional. The ceremony begins at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Carl KR. Martin
Board of Education
E. J. Millington
Cadillac
Michigan
Will T. Foster
Church of Christ
Ethel Ryan
C. P. Shively
Elyria Board of Education Adopts 1936 Budget Totals
The Elyria Board of Education approved appropriations totaling 616498.18 for 1936, surpassing 1930 by 8043.88. A partial weekly sum of 550722.93 follows auditor certification, with 65775.25 carried from balances to cover early needs. The general fund, rising by 24455.64, includes 468545.75 for operating expenses and 300000 for teachers payroll. Major items include 110365.18 bond retirement and 300090 for teachers salaries plus 31508 for upkeep and other costs. a new free textbook account supports state law providing free textbooks after four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Board of Education
Kiwanis Club to Mark 21st Anniversary Anniversary program features Rev. B. H. Quinville speaker at noon meeting.
Elyria Kiwanis Club marks Kiwanis International twenty first anniversary with a Thursday noon meeting at the Foretel Newell Hotel. Rev. B. H. Quinville, former Lorain Kiwanis president, will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
B. H. Quinville
Lorain Kiwanis Club
Frotel Newell
Stolen Gloves and Robe Reported In Downtown Car
Charles F. Fugitt of 12 Nichols Block reported to police that his car parked at West Avenue and Lod Street was broken into around 10 p m. A pair of gauntlet driving gloves and a red robe were stolen from the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Fugitt
Nichols Block
West Avenue
Lod! Street
Eagles Observe 65th Birthday of Conrad Mann
Elyria Aerie 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles observes Conrad H. Mann sixty fifth birthday with initiation of a large new member class and the close of a four month campaign. A new degree team led by Robert Jensen will direct the initiation for the first time. E. B. Haylor will announce the winning team in the campaign as two 48 member teams competed. A banquet awaits the victorious group followed by a surprise entertainment. A state wide certificate will honor members winning new members reinvestments or reinstatements for Mann at a Columbus event next Sunday. Local events this week include Gay Paree Night Club Friday and a radio stars program Saturday.
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Elyria Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Ohio
Conrad H. Mann
Kansas City
Aerie
Aeries
Elyria Eagles
Robert Jensen
E. B. Haylor
Lyle Castle
William F.france
Mann
Columbus
Death of nurse Miss Emily A Ross in Elyria
Miss Emily A Ross nurse in Dr R H Mc Clure’s office died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 4 15 am after six weeks illness. Born in Brownhelm Township she lived in Elyria 22 years at 523 Bond Street. She leaves two sisters Louise W Ross and Mrs William A Bennett and two brothers Emil W Ross and Calvin F Ross, both in Cleveland. A brother Herbert E Ross predeceased her. Sudro Funeral Home will host calling hours and Friday service at 2 pm with Dr William Muir Auld officiating, Elmwood Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily A. Ross
R. H. McClure
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William and
Wilhelmina Ross
Brownhelm Township
Elyria
Bond Street
Louise W. Ross
William A. Bennett
Lakewood
Emil W. Ross
Calvin F. Ross
Cleveland
Herbert E. Ross
Sudro Funeral Home
William Muir Auld
Elmwood Cemetery
Former Elyrian W H Thompson Dies in Berkeley After Surgery
W H Thompson a former Elyrian, died yesterday at a Berkeley California hospital after a goitre operation. He was a member of the local Masonic lodge. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Berkeley at the family home 221 Oxford avenue. He is survived by his wife who visited Elyria last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thompson
Berkeley
California
Mr. Thompson
Masonic Lodge
Elyria
Oxford Avenue
Henry Hale Funeral Services Held at Ridgeville
Funeral services for Henry Hale of Ridgeville were planned from his home on Center Road at 9:30 a.m. Friday. The body was moved from Bittner Funeral Home to the home of Miss Barbara Myers before the service, followed by a 10 o'clock service at St. Peter's Church conducted by Reverend John N. Rhein. Interment will be in St. Peter's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hale
Ridgeville
Barbara Myers
Center Road
Bittner
Nations Agree On Mutual Aid If Italy Attacks
In Geneva on January 22 Anthony Eden stated that Britain France Yugoslavia Greece and Turkey have formed a tight air backed pact to provide armed aid to one another if Italy attacks due to sanctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Geneva
Anthony Eden
Britain
France
Yugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Davidson Clears Kipton Hill Traffic Snarl
County commissioner John E. Davidson learned prestige helps in a jam on Kipton Hill Route 20 as about 45 trucks and other vehicles blocked the ascent. He reports being allowed passage after identifying himself, though delays stretched to an hour and a half while deputies assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Davidson
Kipton
Kipton Hill
Route 20
Oscar Dunn
Joseph Wond- Ingr
Wiliam Holst
The
Peene
Legion To Fight Opposed Forces In Government Battle
Elyria Post No. 12 American Legion renewed its pledge to battle forces undermining current government. A Columbus meeting of the Americanization committee and Elks pledge support, with a Drum Corps plan for judges and reciprocity with neighboring states. The post approved graves registration work, welcomed new member Carl F. Fields, denied rumors of drum corps disbanding, and extended condolences to Queen Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
Department of Ohio Americanization Committee
The
Columbus
John Kolopos
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Legion
George Tattersall
Leonard Terry
Boy Scout Committee
Post
Terry
Legionairre
Chas. Kremser
Sons of Legionairres
National Headquarters
Carl F. Wolf
Carl FE. Fields
319 Machine Gun Company
S2nd
Hayden D. Evans
Evans
William Hruby
Wolf
England
Laval And His Cabinet Resign In Paris
Premier Padré Laval presented his resignation and that of his entire cabinet to President Lebrun. The four Radical Socialist ministers resigned on party demand. The left wing blamed Laval for growing strength and aimed to remove him before parliamentary elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Padrre Laval
France
Albert Lebrun
Laval
Edouard Herriot
Geneva
Thew Shovel Co. Plant Visit Highlights Manufacturing
A Chronicle Telegram crew toured Thew Shovel Co. observing tool rooms with dies and taps, furnace and engine rooms, final assembly, and a rebuild department. They witnessed shovels in action moving earth, admired the precision and skill of workers, and noted optimism and nationwide impact of Thew shovels on roads, parks, and land development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thew Shovel ‘Co
Thew Shovel Co
F. A. Smythe
Mr. Smythe
Thew
Urges Rotarians To Have Cheerful Hearts
Dr. C L Hubbard pastor of the First M E church of Cleveland spoke to the Elyria Rotary Club at the Elks Restaurant on the theme An Ancient Remedy for a Modern Ailment. Dr Hubbard’s remarks followed a session with four newly elected members introduced by Dr R R Bevard who outlined Rotary International and the club’s aims and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Hubbard
M. E. Church
Cleveland
Elyria
R. R. Bevard
Dr. Bevard
Rotary International
County Contracts With Elyria Memorial Hospital For 1936 Care
County commissioners voted yesterday to contract with Elyria Memorial Hospital to care for all county patients during 1936 at 5 dollars 20 cents per day per patient. This rate matches the hospital’s rate to subdivisions and is 10 cents higher than last year due to higher costs. Frank Hoover hospital superintendent explained that increased costs last year raised the actual cost per patient to 5 dollars 49 cents daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank Hoover
Cars Damaged in Woodford Avenue Collision
A crash on Woodford avenue about 5 20 p m yesterday damaged autos driven by Steve Sega of 556 Vulcan street and J E Marnard of the Fox Furnace Company police reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Sega
Vulcan Street
J. E. Marnard
Fox Furnace Company
Woodford Avenue
Legion talk highlights aims of the American Legion
J. J. Jake Saslavysky, department adjutant, spoke at the Legion home on Monday evening. He shared an instructive talk on the aims and purposes of the American Legion and its value to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
J. J
Jake’ Saslavysky
Jake
Legionairres
American Legion
Prospect school Parent-Teacher Association Meets in Oberlin
The January meeting at the Prospect school auditorium was led by President Mrs. FEF. C. Ruth. A report on the successful last week paper sale prompted monthly sales this year and a request for saved papers and magazines. Plans for a February bridge party were announced. Miss Gladys Myers, Opportunity School teacher, spoke on this school and state programs. The membership drive report is pending. A Thursday gathering at 3 p.m. at Mrs. Gehtrkens home will include a silver offering for the club's scholarship fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Prospect School
Parent-Teacher's Association
Fef. C. Ruth
Ruth
Gladys Myers
Opportunity School
Nineteenth Century Club Hosts Afternoon Program
The Nineteenth Century Club was entertained yesterday at Mrs J D MacLaury’s East College Street home. Mrs L H Trufant presented a paper on Medieval Womanhood and Mrs M A Houghton reviewed J Clayton’s Dew In April. A social hour with refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. MacLaury
East College Street
L. H. Trufant
J. Clayton
M. A Houghton
Oberlin History Group hosts Cowdery lecture on Chartres
The History department of the Oberlin Women's Club met last evening in the Allen Art Building lecture room. Professor K L Cowdery of the College faculty delivered an illustrated talk titled The Cathedral at Chartres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women’s Club
Allen Art Building
K. L. Cowdery
College
Chartres
Club To Hold Tea Tea Time for Literary and Social Club Members
The Literary and Social Club will host a tea for members. Organizers invite all current members to attend and enjoy light refreshments in a casual gathering. The event promises friendly conversation and a chance to mingle with fellow club colleagues.
Local notices and travels from Oberlin and Elyria districts
Mrs Mary Brand Ruggles sails south for weeks away. F and A M banquet on January 29 features Charles Cas terman as guest speaker. Miss Dorothy House, Rockefeller fellow, travels from New York to Cambridge New York Boston Baltimore and Toronto then returns to Cleveland to teach at Western Reserve. Elyria installation of Canton and Ladies Auxiliary held with Frank Wilson as Captain and Mrs Gertrude Bryant as president. Jack Raymon spoke at Oberlin High School on reptiles with fifteen live snakes. W H Seaman from Chamberlain College visits New York State schools. J E Wickler returns from visit to son Richard at University of Town and a Chicago stay. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs G Carnes of New York City on January 14. Betty Dew Carnes formerly of North Pleasant street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brand Ruggles
Oberlin Inn
Central Star
A. M
North Main Street
Charles F. Casterman
Dorothy House
H. M. House
South Main Street
New York City
Rockefeller Foundation
New York
House
Cambridge
Boston
Baltimore
Toronto
Canada
Cleveland
Western Reserve
C. R. Summers
Obertin
Elyria Canton
Elyria
Frank Wilson
L. Powers
Gertrude Bryant
Jack Raymon
Boy Scout
Oberlin
Oberlin High School
W.H. Seaman
Chberlain College
New York State
J. E. Wickler
Richard
University of Town
Chicago
G. Carnes
George Perkins Post Of Legion Meets Friday
The George Perkins post number 347 of the American Legion will meet Friday at 7 30 PM at 115 Oberlin Road to arrange a membership contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Perkins
Legion
The
America Legion
Oberlin Road
Farm Saved From Sheriff Sale By Common Pleas Judge
Common Pleas Judge DD A Cook blocked a sale of the Brighton township farm long occupied by Walter Mosher and family, citing a mora torium and a disputed interest payment. The case against the Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank arose after Mosher deeded to his son in law and daughter, Claude Holmes and wife, who pledge to settle the debt. Holmes expects to raise funds by selling 70 acres of timber if needed, keeping a historic connection to Willard’s Spirit of ’76 painting. The farm’s rescue preserves a site tied to the famous Civil War fifer Hugh Mosher and to Archibald Willard’s celebrated work displayed in Philadelphia in 1876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
DD. A. Cook
Brighton Township
Flugh Mosher
Fifer
Archibald Willard
Cook
Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank
Walter Mosher
Hugh
Claude Holmes
Holmes
Willard
A. R. Webber
Tripp Wagon
Wellington
Philadelphia
Hugh Mosher
Cleveland
Mosher
Harry Devereaux
J. H. Devereaux
Abbot Hall
Marblehead
Mass
Former Judge Webber 84 Still Works On Birthday
Former Common Pleas Judge A. R. Webber, aged 84 yesterday, kept to a busy routine though he attended a family gathering at his son Lawrence Webber’s home and enjoyed cake baked by his granddaughter Marche, 14. He rises at 6, opens his office at 9, returns home at 5, then reads and writes until 10. He credits work as his life philosophy, with a near six-decade legal career and public service backing his view. He smiled when asked if there were candles on the cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Lawrence Webber
Marcie
Judge Webber
Traffic safety reforms urged in nationwide survey
A Page 1 continuation reports proposals to curb violations through public education on traffic laws, stricter licensing and inspections, broader DUI felon framing, and highway improvements. Cities like Cleveland and Charleston, W. Va., are cited among those surveyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charleston
W. Va
Cleveland Markets Report From Day Trade in Market
Markets in Cleveland show mixed poultry and livestock activity. Live poultry prices weaken with various hens, springers, ducks, geese, turkeys and capons listed. potatoes noted with Ohio and Maine values. cattle and calves range steady to higher for prime and good grades. hogs steady to lower with multiple weight brackets recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heggs—Mauarket
Txar
Leghorn Springers
Jdsu
Leghorn Starside
Maine
Idaho
Florida
Orders Survey of WPA Wages in Lorain County
Carl Watson WPA director for Ohio ordered an immediate survey in Lorain County to see if WPA wages should rise to match Cuyahoga County and other dense areas. He spoke with Rep William E Ashbolt after wage increases in Lake and Trumbull Counties and will report findings late this week. Current Lorain wages are 48, 55, 70, 77 while Cuyahoga pays 55, 65, 85, 94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Watson
Ohio
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Watson
William E. Ashbolt
Lake
WPA
Two Elyria youths held for robbery in Oberlin
Elyria youths Carl Gant er and Thomas Olds, both 18, of Parkview court and Huron street, are in county jail with $2,000 bond on a charge of robbing Joe Artino, Oberlin gasoline station operator, at his Route 20 station last midnight. They were bound over to the grand jury after arraignment before Mayor C. R. Comings this morning. Patrolmen Parker and Andress arrested the pair on Lodi street bridge after a sheriff’s report of the robbery and discovery of a sawed off shotgun in the car. Olds said he had discarded something after the hold up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Carl Ganter
Parkview Court
Thomas Olds
Huron Street
Joe Artino
Oberlin
C. R. Comings
C. E. Parker
C. E. Andress
Lodi Street Bridge
Sheriff's Department
Route 20
Parker
Andress
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Olds
Court records mix traffic case and parole nonpayment
In Mumfordville Kentucky Frank E Ellenberger faces a lawsuit from a traffic accident during a July vacation. County commissioners demand Milford Horace 28 Elytia explain failure to pay weekly fines after August parole on a drunk driving charge, with potential jail if payments stop. Four Lorain plaintiffs sue Tellin Belle Vernon Company over a Route 58 collision, seeking 12000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Ellenberger
Mumfordville
Milford
Horace
Elytia
Don A. Baird
Telling Belle Vernon Company
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
George Judd
Fay
Frank Faragher
A. H. Plato
Lorain
Oberlin
Zajac Sues Lorain Over 25 000 Personal Injury Claim
Thomas Zajac files a lawsuit against the city of Lorain seeking 25000 in damages for injuries from a September 10 fall caused by a defective sidewalk on Clifton Avenue, per his petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Zajac
Lorain City
Clifton Avenue
Robbery During Police Stop Ends With Recovered Items
Parker and Andress stopped by police recovered a purse from their car near a bridge. It held $16.78 and 17 keys later identified by Artino. He alleged Ganter and Olds forced money and items at the station, with Olds refueling the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Andress
Artino
Ganter
Olds
Artinu
Pleads Guilty To Transporting Liquor
Alex Picione aged 21 of 1715 Livingston Avenue Lorain pleaded guilty to transporting illegal liquor during arraignment before Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley. State inspectors arrested his father Enrico Picione 47 on related charges after discovering illicit liquor paraphernalia on property on Elyria Avenue just south of South Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Picione
Livingston Avenue
Lorain
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Enrico Picione
Albert Bannerman
H. B. Hayes
Piccione
Elyria Avenue
South Lorain
Picione
Enrico
Howard R. Butler
Depuy
Gerald Nau
Noel Lewis
Ed. Monroe
Murray Ridge Road
Albert
Victor
Mansfield Reformatory
Findley
City Club To Hear Talk On Aviation At YMCA Meeting
Members of the City Club will hear a talk on aviation at their weekly meeting at the YMCA tonight. The speaker will be B. M. Crabtree of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Crabtree
Cleveland
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Conrad Mann
Davidson
Geo. H. Allen
Bulletin
Rotarians
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
K. W. Gehtrkens
Webber
New England
Court Street
Cle
Eland Phoulce
Cleveland Livestock
West Side Lumber & Coal
Court Bt
Star Shoe Shop
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Pape
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