Art Instruction To Be On More Uniform Basis In Lorain County
Lorain County schools will implement a more uniform art instruction program in the second semester of 1937 38 as new outlines standardize study for first six grades. Prepared by county teachers Miss Aber Miss Bingham Miss Ford and Miss Harrison the outlines cover illustration design color and picture study with added lettering commercial art and drawing in upper grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Jean Aber
Wellington
Lois Bingham
Oberlin
Gayl Ford
North Ridgeville
June Harrison
Elyria
YMCA Boys Group Holds January Party and Awards
Forty-five boys attended the YMCA boys division monthly party featuring games and entertainment in the gym. Arnold Molnar won first prize for costumes, Jerry Gaston second, and Jack Cook third. Fifty gymnasium awards were to be handed out, but not all were claimed due to absences. Awards may be collected from Lester Hawke in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Molnar
Jerry Gaston
Jack Cook
Lester Hawke
Debt relief option: settle debts within a few months
A reader asks about handling debt when current income can't cover all obligations but expects to clear them in a few months. The guidance discusses strategies to manage outstanding balances and plan a repayment timeline with income recovery.
Standings and results from Lake Erie league action
Lakewood leads standings with 40 points and 112 won games. Cleveland Heights 3 1 record behind .760. Elyria and Lorain struggle with 0–4 and 3–8 records. Last night Shaw defeated Elyria 28 22 and Lakewood beat Lorain 84 37 in double overtime while Cleveland Heights fell 30 25 to Shaker Heights.
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le Pet
Lakewood
Cleveland
Shaker
Lorain
Shaw
Elyria
Cleveland Heights
Shaker Heights
Grafton Belden Tie Lorain County League Contests
Grafton High edged La Grange 28 27 on a late Eddie Kubuski foul shot as Belden crushed Penfield 30 21 in the other league game Belden trailed after one quarter but surged ahead and stayed in front Kaszar led Penfield with 11 points while Weinborer and Reznik added seven for Belden In reserve action Grafton beat La Grange 33 27 and Belden beat Penfield 25 16.
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Eddie Kubuski
Grafton High
la Grange
Lorain
Belden
Grafton
LaGrange
Penfield
G. F. T. Webborer
Rf cc
Reznik
Racz
Pietch
T. Buell
Kerszat
Cs Be
Widen
Pierce
Ceeees i
Taylor
YU Hignett
Ceeseeeeanaee
Ccaeenees Atedial
Court Actions Jump From Amherst Docket
Edward Newberger of Amherst sues Benjamin Hubbell of Cleveland for 3500 damages from a traffic crash at Route 54 and Elyria Avenue in November 1937. A jury verdict for Joseph Benedict in a $5000 personal injury case brought by William Bruce of Amherst followed, with Bruce a passenger in Benedict’s car that left the Oberlin avenue ditch in Lorain. The Depositors Mortgage Loan Company sues L B Walters et al seeking foreclosure of Elyria property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Newberger
Amherst
Benjamin S. Hubbell
Cleveland
Route 54
Elyria Avenue
Joseph Benedict
Amherst Township
D. A. Cook
Wiliam Bruce
Bruce
Benedict
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain
Depositors Mortgage Loan Company
L. B. Walters Et al
Elyria Property
Vast storehouse of inconsequentials and memories
New York by D C McIntyre recalls fleeting, trivial recollections from youth and travel. He pivots from a Cincinnati beer hall memory to a Dayton meal, a pair of golden haired twins on a train, and a banker named George Armsby, noting the charm of ordinary lives. He muses on humor, marriage types, Paris fashion, and a witty tavern waiter, reflecting on mood and memory.
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New York
Craig
Atlantic Garden
Cincinnati
Joel Powhattan Glass
Harry Salsinger
Brown Holmes
Dayton, O
St. Joseph
George Armsby
New York- California
Maumee Dairy Aces Elyria Bowling Lead With 3 Wins
Maumee Dairy topped Hi Speed Gas three straight at Elyria Recreation to hold the Elyria Ladies Bowling League lead. Edith Smith led with a 03 series and Doris Hance followed with 482. In Ridgeville standings Ridgeville Garage led with 6 3 667, Gerhart Diggerg 4856, Barnes Coal 34 333. Ridgeville Knights of St John League saw Ridgeville Garage win two of three from Brown Sphicans at K of Calleys, Barnes Coal beating Gerhart Diggers. Ralph Steinmetz noted in Ridgeville Skinny recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth
Sharrocks
Cairns
Dodgers
Suu Peltz
Yankees
Seward
Pirates
Shamrocks
Knights of Columbus
Peltz
al Cairns
Cnn
Ceesees
Lil
F. Roth
Younglas
Finegan
Dachtler
Lee
Cairns van
Voss
Roth'a
Shamrocka O'Connor
Ivy
Teasdale
Traxler Greeten
Maumee Dairy
Elyria Recreation
Elyria
Oaks
W. T. Grant Company
Edith Smith
Doris Hance
L. Pet
Ridgeville Garage
Gerhart Diggerg
Brown Qohtoang
Barnes Coal Company
Ridgeville Knights of St. John
Brown Sphicans
K of Calleys
Gerhart Diggers
Ralph Steinmetz
Ridge
Smit Maumee Dairy A
Koehn
Rte
Berebeck
Schmidt
Srown
Henke
Oaks Ridgeville
Bommer
Diederich
Gerhart
Fackler
Peewee
Lh. Otheers
Barnes Coa
Holty Fefete
Ij. Rothgery
Gilbert Ener
Barner
Raothwery
Handitag
Gerhart Diwegra
Traxler
Hind , Sete Eens Ay
Machovens
B. Pitta
County Quintets In Independent Games Tonight
Henrietta will entertain Belden and Ridgeville hosts Brownhelm in a pair of independent high school basketball games on schedule for tonight. Preliminaries between reserve teams open the program at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Belden
Ridgeville
Brownhelm
Review of Cooperative Association Activities at Farm Bureau Meeting
The Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association activities were reviewed at the annual meeting held at the First M. E. Church. About 200 members attended the morning session, with a larger crowd expected for the afternoon address by H. C. Ramsower of Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Farm Bureau
M. E
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service
Roscoe E. Campbell
E. C. Cotton
Merritt Powell
Brownhelm Council
O. P. Schilts
Ramsower
The Semimelier and the Art of Wine Service
The semimelier serves as friend and adviser to the diner describing vintages with earnest care. He details chilling glasses with ice twirling bottles in a silver bucket displaying labels and wrapping napkins. The cork scent becomes a cherished ritual in American life.
The Art of Flirting Across Gentlemen and Winks
The narrator contrasts detachment with the ease others show in social flirting. They recall times of awkward coquetry, blushes, and retreats, while noting friends who charm strangers with sly winks and confident glances, swiftly engaging beautiful ladies with ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Buchanan
Public flirtation on high seas urged by writer
A 1938 syndicated piece argues that all passengers aboard ships should be allowed light flirtations. It claims that talk with a neighbor in a deck chair, promenading, or flirting is acceptable, and once boarding the ship the usual domestic ties should be set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaught Syndicate
School Buses Under County Inspection
The sheriff's department is checking the mechanical condition and markings of county school buses. Chief Deputy William G. Smith said the audit follows several complaints about buses and was ordered to ensure safety and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
William G. Smith
Smith
Anders confession closes kidnaping murder case saga
Hoover disclosed details of the Anders case after his capture near Los Angeles. Ross and Gray were killed in a Minnesota Wisconsin hideout after ransom payment. About $50 000 ransom funded living and gambling. Gray’s body bound for Kentucky. Anderson to be moved to Chicago for trial on kidnapping and murder with possible death penalty.
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Hoover
Anders
Los Angeles
Calif
Ross
J. Atwood Gray
Gray
Wisconsin Woods
Wood
Minnesota
Chicago
Florence Freihage
Emilie
Minn
Spooner
Wis
Hig
St. Louis
Margaret Scott
Providence
Oberlin Woman's Relief Corps installs officers in grange hall
The Oberlin Woman's Relief Corps held a Friday afternoon installation in the grange hall with guests from Kirria and Wellington. Mrs Spaulding, installing officer, led a ceremony that installed Lillian Behnke as president and Georgia Rosecrans as vice president among others. Gifts were presented, and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Woman's Relief Corps
Oberlin Grange Hall
Kirria
Wellington
Spaulding
Lillian Behnke
Sr. V
Georgia Rosecrans
J. V
Pauline Shaffer
Electa Sage
Treasure
Helen Cameron
Pal Papworth
Marjorie Knepper
Hattie Parsongs
Fay Papworth
Emma Hall
May Blackwell
Edna Mack
Ethel Schubert
Mona Champion
Mabel Clevenger
Amélia Walls
Kathryn Hornig
Oberlin High Play Cast Chosen For February Dates
The Oberlin Senior High School cast for the three act comedy The Bishop Misbehaves by Frederick Jackson has been selected for February 15 and 16. Director Louige M Zimmerman with assistant Professor J Stanton McLaughlin leads the production. Cast includes Red-George Jackson Donald Charles Smith Hester Loretta Webber Waller James Arnold Mrs Waller Doris Cain The Bishop William Sich Lady Emily Nina Jean Lester Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Frederick Jackson
Louige M. Zimmerman
J. Stanton McLaughlin
Oberlin College
Red
George Jackson
Donald
Charles Smith
Hester
Loretta Webber
Waller
James Arnold
Ward Wooster French and Wigton in production cast
Ward Wooster French and William Wigton lead a production with Mr. Brooks Rolland Berthofrt. The production staff includes staging Ronald Slater tickets Gordon Bliss publicity Carol Zimmerman programs Mary Ruth Gayer ushers Dorothy Gerber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Wooster
William Wigton
Mr. Brooks
Rolland Berthofrt
Ronald Slater
Gordon Bliss
Carol Zimmerman
Mary Ruth Gayer
Dorothy Gerber
Evensong at Christ Church with Boys' Choir singing
A new Sunday evensong begins at Christ Church on January 23 with the recently formed Boys' Choir making its public debut at a carol service earlier this year. The service starts at 7 30 PM and will be held each Sunday until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Oberlin and Bellevue clash in high school basketball game
The Oberlin High School Indians meet Bellevue High School in a Saturday evening game at the high school gym. Tipoff for the main contest is at 8 15. Oberlin has won five of six games this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin High School
Bellevue High School
Indians
Open House for Students Hosted by Hausers on Peru Talk
An open house for students will be held Sunday at eight o clock in the Methodist parsonage. Dr. and Mrs. S P Hauser will speak to the group on Peru. The students are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
S. P. Hauser
Peru
Visiting pastor Wilder guests in Oberlin with May Day
Rev. George D. Wilder from China arrived in Oberlin Thursday and stays a few days as guest of Miss May E. Day of North Main street. He plans to return later with Mrs. Wilder. Mrs. John A. Rodgers of South Cedar avenue goes to Denver due to a relative illness. Mrs. M. J. Watson on Elm street is reported improving. City Manager Zahm attended a Cleveland meeting of the American Road Builders Association. The Girls Club of Oberlin School of Commerce held a dinner and theatre party in Lorain Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Wilder
China
Oberlin
May E
North Main Street
Wilder
John A. Rodgers
South Cedar Avenue
Denver
Colorado
M. J. Watson
Elm Street
Zahm
Cleveland
American Road Builders’ Association
Girls Club of
Oberlin School of Commerce
Lorain
Obligations May Be Imposed On Organized Labor
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt signaling possible federal rules to require organized labor to bear obligations, aiming to balance prior worker gains. Business leaders press for measures to counter Norris La Guardia and Wagner Act provisions, while Roosevelt cites the 1927 British trades disputes act for study without committing to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
TVA decision clears path for federal state power sale plan
The ruling supports a plan in which the state and the TVA would jointly purchase and operate private utility properties in the valley. It upholds TVA flood control navigation generation and sale of power, rejects damages claims, and finds TVA actions constitutional under interstate commerce and national defense powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
TVA
George W. Norris
Ind
Norris
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
David E. Lilienthal
Willkie
New York
Commonwealth
Southern
I. C. Groesbeck
Electric Bond & Share Company
Florida
Public Works Administration
Congress
Supreme Court
Alabama Power Company
Ickes
Supra
Grange Heads Elect Officers in Lorain County
Officers representing seven Granges met at Elyria chamber offices to elect leaders for 1938. Sherman Mason was chosen president and Mrs. B D Schramm re elected secretary. Lehman presided. Marian Knittle served as acting secretary. A banquet planning committee and a cooperative outreach panel with extension agents were formed. Approximately 200 officers from Mona Grange and county subordinate granges expected at the March banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Sherman Mason
Carlisle Township
B. D. Schramm
Oberlin
Leon Lehman
Belden
Marian Knittle
Bananet
John Barber
Wellington
Pomona
Frank Mason
County Grange
Schramm
Lehman
C. J. Hummel
Frances Eckert
Barber
Mason
Ernest Brandt
Ridgeville
Pomona Grange
Civic Leader Herbert L Johnston Dies in Dayton
Herbert L Johnston 69 longtime civic leader and Miami Conservancy district director since 1926 died of pneumonia at his Dayton home. He directed regional civic efforts and was a prominent local official. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Troy, C
Herbert L. Johnston
Miami Conservancy District
Dr. Nicholas Reappointed to Park Commission for Three Years
Dr. George D. Nicholas was reappointed today as a member of the Park Commission by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro for a three year term. Other commissioners are Attorney Frank O. Wilford and James B. Thomas, a manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Nicholas
Park Commission
Joseph Q. Petro
Frank O. Wilford
James B. Thomas
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Federal Court
Bankruptcy petitions on file in Federal Court here today include Robert G. Trimmer of 753 Washington Avenue Lorain with liabilities 719 and assets 50 and William B. Klein of 1812 East 311st Street Lorain with liabilities 1435 and assets 205.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
wPi
Robert G. Trimmer
Washington Avenue
Lorain
William B. Klein
Causes of Death By 13 Major Categories Continued
The list shows 13 causes accounting for less than a quarter of deaths yet over 73 percent of total deaths. Additional causes include appendicitis five, anemia one, and several others with two to five deaths each, plus single deaths from various conditions and events.
Court rules no coercion in forced sale claims
Judge Allen reads decision denying coercion as complainants lack gold and no malice shown. The ruling says negotiations to sell properties do not meet settled legal principles for coercion in this record. Judge Allen, the first woman Federal judge, is noted as a potential future Supreme Court appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Supreme Court
Fasting Dean Near Collapse Tries Radio Talk
Memphis Tennessee January 22 Rev Israel IH Noe 21 days without food or water pressed on toward a public radio address at 15 minutes to test his world philosophy He risks imminent collapse as physicians deem life endangerment likely Despite deposition as dean he plans to continue his fast and his supporters arrange medical safeguards and an ambulance on standby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Israel IH
Episcopal Cathedral of St. Mary
Noe
C. I. O. Organizer Fined Five Thousand Dollars
Warren Ohio January twenty two Gus Hall a Communist organizer for the Committee for Industrial Organization pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property in connection with last summer s strike against Little Steel and was fined five thousand dollars and costs. Hall faced a second trial on illegal possession and control of explosives. Seven others pleaded guilty and three are serving terms in Ohio penitentiary. The guilty charge was a misdemeanor and the maximum penalty was imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Gus Hall
Committee For Industrial Organization
Little Steel
Hall
Common Pleas
Ohio
Car Collision Kills Ruth Morris In North Kingsville
Ruth Morris 21 of Ashtabula was killed and five others injured in a head on crash near Conneaut Ohio near North Kingsville. One car burned in the wreck as investigators described the scene today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut
Ruth Morris
Ashtabula
North Kingsville
Here
Grain Market Summary From Toledo Elevators and Transit
Market notes show grain prices for Toledo elevators with mixed bids on wheat and corn. Wheat No 2 red quoted around 96, corn No 2 yellow near 60, white oats around 32 to 34, with No 2 white barley and other feeds listed. Transit and storage details appear alongside price figures and commodity codes in a dense market brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea
Grain and mill feeds prices from Sheets Elevator and Montana Milling
Quotations on grain hay and stock from Sheets Elevator and flour from Montana Milling Co. Corn, wheat and oats priced by bushel. flour by the barrel. mill feeds and hay by ton for car lots. No 3 white oats 39 4s0. No 2 40% sugar. Corn No 3 new 67 12. No 2 68 6s. Wheat No 2 red 31 4 1.04. Flour jobbing under carload. Spring patent 7 0 7.50. Middlings and meals priced per hundredweight with 25.5N 26.00 etc.
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Sheets
Montana Milling Co
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K. Ofc Leagte
D. C. McIntyre
Cracie Allen
John Perona
Paris
M. Perona
Murbach Coal
Co-operative Association
Richard Clevenger
Esther Wood
Professor St
Woman’s Relief Corps
Oberlin High Play
Cagers
Rahl and Falls Beauty Shoppe
Gertrude Rahl
Brookhouser
Lorain County Bank Bldg
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Brown Hotel
H. C. Peters
Grange
Dayton
Dr. Nicholas
Dean
C. I. O. Organizer
Toledo Grain Close
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Bat Laffit
Shane
CMA
Elyria Sav. & Trust
Kennedy
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O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Slyria
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