Skin Tests To Start Monday In Lorain County
Lorain county health department will begin tuberculin skin testing in Lorain County village and rural schools Monday, continuing through March 19. Schedule covers Brownhelm to Belden and Grafton with tests for high school seniors and younger students, with X ray follow ups if positive.
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Lorain County
County Health Department
Brownhelm
Ridgeville
Huntington
Rochester
Brighton
Camden
Avon Lake
South Amherst
Henrietta
Markley
Lake Avenue
Murray Ridge
Clearview
Vincent
Columbia
Eaton
Wellington
Penfield
la Grange
Brookside
East Carlisle
South Ridge
Middle Ridge
Avon
Belden
Grafton
F. B. Dew
Richmond Receives Brokers License
W. B. Richmond has received his license as a real estate broker after passing the state examination. He plans to take over the business of George H. Glover, who resides in Detroit, and will operate a general real estate and insurance business from his home at 611 West Ave.
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W. B. Richmond
Richmond
George 4 H. Glover
Detroi
West Ave
East Carlisle Community Club Dances and Events Highlight Calendar
The East Carlisle Community Club hosts a dust of events including a Friday January 26 sponsor dance at the Hedg es with Hank Jackson and Tus Avon aces for modern and square dancing. A Thursday January 25 social at Carlisle School features a prize evening. A February 16 Party Night presents The Civic Beautifying Committee with refreshments and admission via Carlisle PTA members.
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Carlisle
East Carlisle
Hedges
Hank Jackson
Tus Avonaces
Henry Searlet
Frank Harr O
Strempel
F. F
Friends of the East Community Club
Sauditori Carlisle School
Frank Yu
Hast Carlisle Communale
Carlsle P T. A. Wembe
Birthdays celebrated for Mrs Humphrey and Mrs Reisinger
Neighbors Mrs E. E. Humphrey and Mrs Elizabeth Reisinger observed birthdays in a community gathering at Omine on January 16. Mrs Humphrey received a congratulatory telegram from daughter Mrs AJR Crippen of Brongy New York, with friends sending cards, gifts, and a tea. Relatives attended a birthday dinner on Butternut Ridge Road, honoring Mrs Reisinger’s seven plus years of acknowledgment, with family joining from Harvard Avenue and nearby towns.
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E. E. Humphrey
Elizabeth Reisinger
Hmphrey
Reisinger
Humphrey
Daugner
Ajr Crippen
Brongy
New York
Soa Curletien
Hami
Lynne Hemlin
Ehrke
Jane Lynne
Harvard
Ja Tullors
Shaabela Ressinger
A. Po Batley
Archie Welton
Janet
Kenneth
Butternut Rudge Road
Schools Attendance Results Announced
Belden Penfield and Murray Ridge won county school attendance awards for the third six weeks of 1939-40. Belden high school led with 97.74, Avon 97.73 second, while Brighton topped elementary grades with 98.66 and Brighton again 96.18 second. Murray Ridge led one and two room schools with 7.53 percent, Rochester second at 93.93.
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Belden
Penfield
Murray Ridge
Alan T. Smith
Avon
Brighton
Elyria Township
Rochester
Clearview
Brownhelm
Columbia
Brode
Eaton
Vincent
Henretta
LaGrange
East Carlisle
Brookside
Markley
Hurntington
Ridgeville
Gim
Wellington
Sinh Amherst
Camden
South
Birthday Cakes Shared In Joyful Exchange
Mrs. Bart received cakes pink icicle highlighted with white and red accents while Mrs. Reis nger also sent flowers and a birthday cake. The two friends celebrated their birthdays with exchanged pieces of cake and flowers as part of their annual tradition.
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Bart
Reisnger
Court House Notices and Lawsuits Filed
Kate Spiegelberg seeks to set aside a transfer to her daughter Lil lian E. Koepke claiming a home and care agreement was not honored. Ed ith Mills Gates sues for divorce from Van Gates after 11 years of marriage. Maria Boerin granted divorce from Cola Boern after three years of wilful absence. Katherine McFarland sues Steve Solomon for 130 dollars over a December auto collision. Carol A. Weichel sues for divorce from Leland A. Weichel. married 1927, two children. Daisy S. Jacobs seeks divorce from Charles A. Jacobs. requests return to Daisy Bentley. Sam Cholakos petitions for partition of Lorain property naming Nick Cholskasch. Madeline Chertok seeks divorce from Chertok after 20 years, alleging cruelty.
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Kate Spiegelberg
Lillian E. Koepke
North Street
Maria Boerin
Cola: Boern
D. A. Cook
Supervisor To Visit Lorain County Vocational Departments
Howard McClaren district supervisor of vocational agriculture for the State Department of Education will visit vocational agriculture departments in Lorain County schools tomorrow. Due to limited time he cannot visit all and will likely spend most time at Brawnhelm and Amherst schools after visiting several other schools earlier this year.
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Howard McClaren
State Department of Education
Lorain County
Nools
C. A. Gibbons
Brawnhelm
Amherst
Fragmentary notes on local events and names
The text compiles scattered fragments naming places, people, and dates with unclear connections. It mentions roads, towns like Noras and Mel, and references to events or dates in a hazy, OCR-like stream of words without coherent context.
Schools to Exchange Assembly Programs
Thirteen Lorain County villages and rural schools will exchange assembly programs in March and April to foster fellowship and give students public speaking music and dramatics experience. A committee led by Walter A. Jantz scheduled events with pairings such as Belden at Eaton and Avon Lake at Ridgeville, detailing two performances per school across the cycle.
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Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
Walter A. Jantz
W. J. Durling
Ww. E. Keys
E. F. Liszenberg
Carl W. Martin
Belden
Eaton
Broosside
Clearview
LaGrange
Grafton
South Amherst
Henrietta
Avon
Avon Lake
Columbia
Ridgeville
Penfield LaGrange
Avorn Latt Columbia
Penfield
Riegeville
Slearview
South Amhe
Grafton Belden
S. Ronmd
Avon Columbia
Agri
Pentel
Henrich Ik
Pri Sevits
Run Lake
Lara Ethril
Columbi
South Amh LaeGrar
Budget figures outline county appropriations and allocations
The document lists numerous county budget lines including clerks, courts, recorders, and juvenile services, with totals and allocations for general appropriations, soldier relief, dependent children aid, and road and bridge funds. It notes present levels of support and a grand total around $1387.
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Cour
Common Pleas Court
Juvenile Court SA
Appea
Ohio lawmakers flag social security funding clash
Amid heated debate a two thirds vote failed as Republicans assailed the President over a 1,966,000 shortfall. The President cited Social Security investigations through September 1948 and criticized the administration for delays and inequities in aid. The discussion touched on Chinese immigration, civil service reforms, and claims of misallocation in welfare and old age assistance.
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Ull
Ohio
Dudley A. Hee
R. O
Reoievel
Beat Doets
Federal
Giewernim
Iif
Davey
Pat
Chin
Social Securite
Civih
Local Minister Armin Schroeder Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
Armin Schroeder pastor of St. John's Lutheran in Elyria marks ten years in the role since starting September 1, 1929. The Nebraska born churchman, music lover and sports fan, was honored with an automobile as the church notes his service. He and wife Margarett, of Cleveland, live at 223 Eastern Heights Boulevard with four children.
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Armin Schroeder
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Grand Island
Nebraska
Grafton
Wisconsin
Armin
Concordia College
Milwaukee
Concordia Seminary
St Louis
Missouri
Clintonville
Greatstone
North Dakota
Zion Lutheran Church of
St. John’s
Schroeder
Margarett
Cleveland
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Former Bluffton College President Mosiman Dies at 72
Bluffton Ohio January 25 Funeral services set for Saturday at the First Mennonite Church for Dr S K Mosiman 72 longtime president of Bluffton College from 1909 to 1935 who died yesterday He was named president emeritus upon retirement An eminent Mennonite educator he was born in Butler County and held degrees from Wittenberg Bluffton and Halle Germany He directed an Indian Mission in Oklahoma 1897 to 1902 and taught at National Normal University Lebanon Ohio before joining Bluffton as professor of Greek and Old Testament literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
K. Mosiman
Blufton College
Mosiman
Butler County
Witsenberg
Germany
Oklahoma
National Normal University
Lebanon
Bluffien
Ohio Leaders Clash Over Relief Funds and Pension Increases
Gov Bricker defends 1939 subsidies to local governments saying 12.8 million returned to towns and a 2.97 million treasury balance. He notes a one million dollar rise in poor relief and a 24 percent increase in old age pensioners. House debates over Social Levy Act and fallout from 1938 disputes between state and federal officials continue as Ohio faces employment security concerns.
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Bricker
Ohinans
House
Davey O Warry L. Hopkins
Ohio
Robert T
Moscow
Rep. Secrest
Ohi
Martin L. Davey
Columbus
Paul V. McNutt
Congress of Industria
U S Trade Treaty With Japan Expires
Washington January 25 The 1911 trade treaty between the United States and Japan expired for all practical purposes with no sign of a new agreement. Congress shows reluctance to act until State Department guidance is reviewed. A bill to embargo war materials to Japan sits in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee awaiting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Japan
Congress
State Department
Far East
Senate Foreign Relation Committee
Sheriff Cuts Deputy Salary to Balance Funds
Sheriff Carl R Finegan announced a $500 salary reduction affecting deputy Chalmer Davidson son of County Commissioner John E Davidson. The cutwill suspend one week of pay, matching a prior two week gap last year, with Davidson living at county quarters and receiving heat free worth about $900 year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Davidson
Carl R. Finegan
Davidson
Chalmer Davidson
Sheriffs Department
Stop Regulation Enforcement Ordered On Main Thoroughfare
Police Chief E J Stank ard directed traffic squads to arrest every motorist violating the main thoroughfare stop regulation on Park Avenue where several accidents have occurred. The measure aims to curb dangerous violations and improve road safety.
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E. J. Stankard
Weich Park Avenue
Barons Rally to 2-0 Win and Move to Second Place
The Cleveland Barons blanked the Providence Rhode Island Reds 2-0 at the Arena to seize undisputed second in the Western Division of the IAHL. Goals by Hansen and Blake on the Barons third line, with assists from Robertson and OWeill, highlighted the win as Cleveland earned its fifth shutout. Next up is the Springfield Indians Saturday night at home.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Barons
Providence Rhode Island Reds
Cleveland Roalie
Moe Robrins
Hansen
Blake
Emery Hansen
Bob Blake
Barons
Freddie Robertson
Pegey Oweill
Phil Stein
Springfield
Springfield Indians
Prosilence
Tialgeets
L. Fee
Mackenzie
Bestiens
Serwt
Ree
Sterle
Tins Maren
Ambo
Oy Laynena
R. Jaclyn
Goalis
Neue
Trohertsan
Marin
Lunge
MaceKenate
Jackson
Adalph
Blake Aimbetts
Ovneil
Ptr
Pety
Adolph
Roberts Ce Cee Ie
Stein Ve
Ste Ye OF
Leferes
Shaver
Patey Cajligh
Dies Group Is Assailed By Mine Workers
Forty seven local union resolutions at the United Mine Workers Golden Jubilee convention urged that Roosevelt be drafted for a third term while opposing the Dies committee. Delegates approved continued peace talks with the AFL and urged labor unity. They memorialized steel workers killed in 1937 and endorsed anti lynching legislation.
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Columbus
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers
Congress
Dtes
Shirley Temple
Gypsy Rose Lee
Christopher Marlowe
Congress of Industrial Organizations
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Republic Steel Corp
Lewis
Sharon
W. Va
White House
Holden
W. Wa
Union
Unon
Roose
Millstone
Homer A. Holt
West Virginia
Sen
Rush D. Holt
W. V
M. M. Neely
International Executive Board
Troy Councilman Dies in Snow Shoveling Accident
Jesse R. Stone, 61, village councilman at Casstown near Troy, died of a heart attack today while shoveling snow around his stalled car west of Troy. He was en route to WPA work when the incident occurred.
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Troy
Jesse R. Stone
Casstown
Civil Service Exams Announced for Several Government Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission announced open competitive examinations for positions including Telephone operator, senior stenographer, junior stenographer, severe typist, junior typist, associate aeronautical inspector, assistant aeronautical inspector, electrical mechanic, and a-ray crystallographer. Applications and deadlines vary with February targets. stenographer and typist exams are men only due to existing female eligibles. Full details available from J F Dewhurst, Elyria post office.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington
Building Trades Council Elects 1940 Officers for Lorain County
The Lorain County Building and Construction Trades Council elected officers for 1940 at the January Elyria meeting. President Richard Taylor leads with vice president Harry Slater, treasurer William Theobald, secretary Mike Repko, and trustees Erin Cotton Ralph Kramer Robert Stephens. Executive Officers include Matt Dietrick Elyria Carpenter, Dave Beattie tia Bricklayers, Ted Gilder Elyria Oberlin Plumbers, Richard Taylor Elyria Painters, Scott Limes Elyria Lathers Walter Hill County Roofers Chas C Sauer County Electrical Workers Irwin Higgins County Lathers Lorain Plaster William Wolf Lorain Carpenters Erick Stein Lorain Plumbers Douglas Miller Lorain Lathers Red Sampson Lorain Bricklayers Harry Slater Oberlin Carpenters N. E. Asner Oberlin Painters.
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Elyria
Lorain County Building and Construction Trades Council
Richard Taylor
Harry Slater
William Theobald
Mike Repko
Erin Cotton
Ralph Kramer
Robert Stephens
Walter Hill
Matt Dietrick
Elyria Carpenter
Dave Beattie
Tia
Ted Gilder
Oberlin
Scott Limes
County
Chas. C. Sauer
County Electrical
Irwin Higgins
County Lahbers
Lorain
William Wolf
Erick Stein
Lorain Plumbers
Douglas Miller
Lorain Lathers
Red Sampson
Oberlin Carpenters
N. E. Asner
Death Record WES Amelia Woodruff
Mrs Amelia Woodruff widow of Fred Woodruff died at Elyria Home for the Aged after a lingering illness. Born February 27 1832 in Gran Ger Ohio she lived at the Home for ten years and was a Methodist Medina member. Surviving sister Loretta Triffitt and two granddaughters Dorothy Woodruff and Mrs Albert Mellert. Body to be moved to the Home for the Aged Friday noon. Funeral Friday 1 30 at the Home with Dr C B Hess officiating Burial in Berea cemetery.
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Wes
Amelia Woodruff
Fred Woodruff
Elyria
Woodruff
Granger
Ohio
Methodist Church of
Medina
Loretta Triffitt
The
Home For the Aged
Albert Mellert
Valley City
Dorothy Woodruff
Cleveland
Taylor Funeral Home
Home For
C. B. Hess
Berea Cemetery
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Reey
Hase
Phair
Call Sibley
Edith Mills Gates
van Gates
Katherine McFarland
Steve Solomon
Reid Avenue
Carol A. Weichel
Leland A. Weichel
Daisy S. Jacobs
Charles A. Jacobs
Daisy &. Bentley
Sam. Cholakos
Lor
Nick Cholskasch
Madeline Chertok
Amber
Mnmike Chertok
Cleveland Stamp Club
Ttis
Daxton
Dayton
O Jan
Toledo
Ficatn
Clea Slant
Eock
Uae
Che Vian
Ohia Opriaset
Diet
Oh Fedlatie
Neyber
Elyria Feed & Coal
E. Bridge St
Bluffton College
U.S
Barons Register
Pharis
City Tire House
East Ave
Cor
Depot &T
Dies Group
J. FE. Dewhurst
U. S Civil Service Board of Examiners
Building Trades Council
DR. Pennington
Broad Street
Lump
Murbach Coal
Stemware
Libby
Nik
China Shop
Middle Avenue
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