Elks Address Highlights Ideals of Elkdom by Dr McCormick
Dr Edward J McCormick grand treasurer of the Elks spoke to about 300 Elyria area Elks stressing American heritage and democratic ideals. He praised Elyria lodge officers and announced support for his Atlantic City bid for Grand Exalted Ruler. The crowd was smaller due to bad weather. telegrams of regret came from Mansfield Galton lodge and southern members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McCormick
Toledo
Order of Elks
Elks
Elyria
Elks Club
Dr. McCormick
Elkdom
Elyria Lodge
J. M. Powell
Ohio
Atlantic City
Mansfield
Galton
McCormick
O. J. Shafer
Col. C. W. Wallace
Columbus Lodge
C. A Leppelman
B Ks Association
Norman C. Parr
New Philadelphia
State Association
C. A. Dowell Lorain
Charles J Schmidt Tiffin
E B. LeSuer
Jack Lais
Norwalk
Henry Dykeman
L. H. Whisler
Willard
McCoruirh
Teachers To Enjoy Social Evening in Lorain County
Lorain County Education Association schedules its second meeting of the 1937-38 school year at Grafton School on March 10. C A Gibbons says teachers from village and rural schools will gather for a social evening with dinner at 6:30 followed by entertainment and dancing. An Henrietta Playlet may be repeated as entertainment, with requests already received. The year began with a fall meeting and will close in spring with business and professional matters discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Grafton
Lorain County Education Association
C. A. Gibbons
Lorain County
CLEVELAND MARKET REPORT SHOWS STEERS AND LIVESTOCK RATES
Receipts in cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep and lambs show varied but mostly steady to higher demand. Choice steers bring around 8 to 8.50 per hundredweight, heifers and cows range from 4 to 9. hogs and sheep demand remains strong with prime lambs around 11 to 13.50 and midthrough prices for ewes and wethers, market totals livestock receipts about 350 cattle, 1500 sheep and lambs, 500 hogs across the week.
Swimming Program At Y M C A Draws Larger Attendance
The Y M C A reports a rise in participation in its new boys swimming program under Lester Hawke. Ninety-eight boys attended five classes, up 13 from last week, with 38 in the beginners class learning basic strokes. Other groups included advanced swimming, a swimming team, life-saving tests, a high school water polo session, and a prep class for aquatic recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YY. M. A
Lester Hawke
Cen
Boys Study Lives Of People On Stamps
Members of the YWoCAN boys division stamp club will learn about the people pictured on stamps as no new project starts. Hermon Geyer says members will report biographical and historical facts, with Jack Faulhaber giving the first report on Sir Walter Raleigh and Philip Kaiser set for the next meeting.
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Ywocan Boys
Herman Geyer
Jack Faulhaber
Walter Raleigh
Philip Kaiser
Geyer
Fragmented OCR shopping list itemizes various products
A garbled OCR snippet lists prices and items such as spring bran and mead with odd spellings. The legible entries show amounts like 25.00 25 SU, 27 2027.50, 45.00 40 00, and 30 40, but many words are misspelled or truncated making exact items unclear.
Theft at Oberlin During Dinner Reported
A beaver coat valued at 118 dollars owned by Mrs. Hazel W. Peal and a wrist watch owned by Helen G. Strasesurger, both of Oberlin, were stolen around 6 p.m. yesterday from Talcott Hall during dinner, according to Vie Zahm Oberlin municipal manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel W. Peal
Oberlin
Helen G. Strasesurger
Talcott Hall
Vie Zahm
Death services for Fred H. Peck held at Avon home
Funeral will be from the Avon home at 2 PM Thursday for Fred H. Peck who died Monday at his residence. Burial will follow in Avon Center cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Peck
Avon
Avon Center Cemetery
Divorce cases emerge in And About The Court House notes
Cora L DeJarnett was granted a divorce from George De Jarnett on grounds of extreme cruelty by Judge Guy B Findler and restored to her former name Cora L Willis Ollie Smith was granted a divorce from Bert Smith on grounds of extreme cruelty by Judge Gury Findley Ruby Franklin was granted a divorce from James Franklin also known as James Stratton on grounds of gross neglect A verdict for $12 against Andrew Perkovsek of North Ridge Road by a jury in Lorain Common Pleas Court for damages from a traffic collision at Washington Avenue and 1st Street last March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora L. DeJarnett
George DeJarnett
Guy B. Findler
Cora L. Willis
Ollie Smith
Bert Smith
Gury Findley
Ruby Franklin
Judge B
D. A. Coh
Andrew Perkovsek
North Ridge Road
Washington Avenue
1St Street
Lorain
A and P Guilty of Robinson Patman Act Violation
The Federal Trade Commission found Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. guilty of violating the brokerage section of the Robinson Patman act. The firm, with over 11,800 stores in 38 states and DC, was ordered to stop accepting allowances and discounts in lieu of brokerage on purchases. FTC said the practice, where suppliers paid A and P brokerage in selling to others, existed before the act. The Robinson Patman Act aims to prevent price discrimination and ensure equal pricing for small businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Great Atlantic and
Pacife Tea Co
Robinson-Patman
States
District of Columbia
FTC
Uruguay imposes import axes on smoked rubber for tires
Uruguay has announced new import duties on smoked rubber used in tire production. The policy aims to protect local manufacturers and boost domestic rubber processing. Officials did not specify effective date or tariff levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
American Legion Holds Meeting in Oberlin
Ricar1 Wilson Tooke Post No 102 of the American Legion met in the Legion hall in Oberlin on Monday evening. After the post assembly, members and guests viewed moving pictures from the 1937 Legion National Convention in New York City. Before the regular meeting, the Oberlin American Company held its annual session and elected W. W. Rosa to a board seat to fill C. F. Spitler’s term. The board includes C. L. Lyman, J. F. Maskovsky, H R Pratt and E. J. Sable, with Sable and Miskovsky chosen as president and secretary treasurer respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
American Legion
Legion Hall
Post
New York City
Lorain County
C. F. Spitler
C. L. Lyman
J. F. Maskovsky
H R. Pratt
E. J. Sable
Messrs. Sable and
Miskovsky
Oberlin Women Meet At Hunt Home
The Oberlin Business and Professional Women’s Club gathered at Miss Imogene Hunt’s South Prospect Street home with Miss Eva Smith assisting. Seventeen members attended an engaging talk by Mrs Burtt and Mewey after the regular business meeting. A social hour with refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Business and Professional Womens Club
Imogene Hunt
South Prospect Street
Eva Smith
Local wedding party gathers for warm home reception
Mr and Mrs Russell Kern newly married were surprised by a group of neighbors on West Vine Street. An evening of pineale was enjoyed, and the Kern couple received a lovely gift. Guests included Dr and Mrs J A McGramin, Mr and Mrs C F Spitler, Mr and Mrs W Rosa, and others. Refreshments were served late in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Kern
Vine Street
Sean
Kern
J. A McGramin
C F . Spitler
W. Rosa
Dies in Denver the death of Mrs Robert Ewals
A notice reports the passing of Mrs Robert E Ewals in Denver. The brief obituary notes the deceased’s name and death location, outlining family ties and funeral arrangements if listed in the readable text.
Oberlin College connections noted in Denver illness notice
The event notes Mrs Ewalt of Denver and her sister-in-law Mrs John A Rodgers of South Cedar Avenue. The remarks place Mrs Ewalt as an Oberlin College student in 1905-06, while her husband graduated Oberlin in the class of 1907. Mrs Rodgers traveled to Denver last Thursday due to Mrs Ewalt’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Ewalt
John A. Rodgers
South Cedar Avenue
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Rodgers
First Church Forum to feature Mrs Raw Husen on Shanghai
The First Church Forum hosts Mrs F J Raw Husen of China to speak on her Shanghai experiences Thursday evening at 7 30 in the James Brand House. Everyone is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brand
F. J. Raw Husen
China
Shanghai
Welfare talk by Doris Todd to Lorain County parents
Miss Doris Todd of the Welfare Association of Lorain County will address parents of first grade pupils and nursery school at the Centennial Building this evening at 7 30 p m. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Todd
Welfare Association of
Lorain County
Local Postmaster Honors Visit Amid Regional Social Round
Honorabel I A Imieot Salt Lake City post master and national association president visited Sunday with cousins Mr and Mrs W F Ruthers of Reamer Place Othe Sunday evening guests at the Cauthers home were Postmaster and Mrs C J Sartor of Elysie std Postmaster and Mrs M A Houghton of Oberlin Mrs Jenne Powers returned home yesterday after a raid with Port Huron relatives Her nephew Ross Wherts and family accompanied her back to Oberlin Mr and Mrs Desid Lyman and Mrs Hardtwites visited relatives on Toledo Mrs E M Loman will entertain the Comer duo Thursday afternoon at 121 Howe in the Mer Win apartments ... Mr and Mrs Joe McMullen of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs D Grills of South Main Street Professor Fletcher of Elm Street Muncas on a business trip co Based Mr and Mrs Lyman Van der Pri and daughter of Pittsburg visited Sunday Mr Van der Pyls father Rev N Van der Pri
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honorabel I. A. Imieot
Salt Lake City
Utah
National Association of Postmasters
W. F . ‘Ruthers
Reamer Place
Ross Wherts
Oberlin
Desid Lyman
Hardtw
Toledo
E M Loman
Howe
Mer- Win
Joe McMullen
Cleveland
Ms & D. Grills
South Main Street
Amherst High School Play Casts and Scenes
Amherst Ohio January 25 Amherst High under Wess Margaret Rice presents a program Tuesday evening in the high school auditorium. The bill includes One Park Bench with Hoffner and cast. Suit the Profess with Bob Slath and a notable female lineup. Some of Us Are in That with Constance Kre o and others. The Getaway featuring a rich Western rancher and a city gambling den plot. Saturday Market set in a curb market near Asheville, detailing a rug and a wedding prospect.
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Amherst, OQ
DidMa
Amherst Hi
Wess Margaret Rice
Ich
Park Bench
Iin Hoffner
Rosmatty Fidde
Hoel
2 Stark
Rosemary
Burton
Cupid
Ineo
Evelyn
Bob Slath
Rai
Warr Alice “MiDermott
Betty Ehlert
Agnes Febitz
Constance Kre 2O
Done Ald Maze
Edna Mea Lenemann
Ruchard Schank
Robert Lana
Gerald VanKturen
Mary Izold
Bop Laur
Crits
Delia Waid
Donola al
Mary Berger
Beverly Bruce
Alm. Masters
Julia Szarka
Betty Bratin
Susanna Katonak
Elsie Kovath
Ashville
N. C
Burial service for Claston Young at Crownhill Cemetery
Relatives and friends attended the burial service for Claston Young conducted under the direction of U H Bake Co. The ceremony was held at Crownhill Cemetery with attendees from Vernon and Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claston Young
U. H Bake Co
Crownhill Cemetery
Vernon
Warren
Legion auxiliary plans hospital visit and events at club
The legion auxiliary met at the club rooms Tuesday evening and outlined plans to visit the hospital Thursday afternoon. They donated five dollars to fight ta ntantile paralysis. A mid winter conference was announced for Columbus on February 26. They also arranged a noon day club dinner for three weeks starting February 17 chaired by Mrs. Thomas Bruce, Mrs. Al Towne, and Mrs. Charles Mathes. A social hour with banco followed as a diversion and honors went to Mrs. Earl Platell. Refreshments were served by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Columbus
Mirs
Thomas Bruce
al. Towne
Charles Mathes
Banco
Lawless Funeral Rites For Mrs Birdena Foster Lawless
Funeral rites for Mrs Birdena Foster Lawless, 55, were held from her late home on Church Street Tuesday afternoon. The Rev F E K Eastman of Wakeman, former pastor of the local Congregational church, officiated. Pallbearers included Earl Stiwald, Allan Stiwald, Clair Stiwald, J Bauer, and John Hamann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdena Foster Lawless
Church Street
F. EK. Eastman
Wakeman
Congregational Church
Earl Stiwald
Allan Stiwald
Clair Stiwald
J. Bauer
John Hamann
Community group meetings listed for this week
Local organizations schedule gatherings this week at various homes and churches. details include the Home Club of Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars on Cleveland Avenue assisted by Earl Rochwood and Erwin Bachman, Amherst Democratic Women at Spring Street, First Evangelical midweek service at Werner Zilen on Park Avenue, Loyal Workers class at First Evangelical Church hosted by Mrs George Lipphardt on Cornell Avenue, Circle of St Anna's at Joseph's Church with Mr G Aschenvach on S Main Street, and Circle 8 Ul at Mrs John Michael on Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Earl Rochwood
Cleveland Avenue
Moos
Erwin Bachman
Amherst Democratic Womens Club
Toniehe
Wilmah Egeland
Spring Street
Priser
Werner Zilen
Park
Cornell Avenue
St Anna's Society of Joseph’s Church
G Aschenvach
S. Main Street
Circle 8
John Michael
Grange social prizes for beautful boxes set in La Grange
Hickory Tree Grange invites members to attend a 400 social hosted by Old Glory Grange of La Grange on Thursday evening. First second and third prizes will be awarded for the most beautiful boxes in a small local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Tree Grange
Old Glory Grange
la Grange
Illness Report From Hazel Street Affected Residents
The sick Mr. William Wenzel is reported ill at his home on Hazel Street J J Smythe, who has been ill for several weeks, is improving nicely according to latest update from local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wenzel
Hazel Street
J J. Smythe
Six More Boys Pass Swimming Tests in Elyria
Six Elyria boys pass the new swimming tests in the Y WoC program. James Ferguson becomes the first to pass the minnow test, followed by Jack Leber and David Chesler after completing the turtle test. Three more boys Paul Horwedel Stanley Olmsted and Corwin Burrer also advance by passing the turtle test and moving toward minnows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Leater Mawkr
James Ferguson
Jack Leber
David Chesler
Paul Horwedel
Stanley Olmsted
Corwin Burrer
Magician Club Members Learn Build For Tricks
Ten Elyria boys in the new Magic Club gathered for their second meeting last night. They were instructed in constructing equipment and apparatus needed for successful tricks and will begin work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten
Elyria
Wvs
Magic Club
mMmempers
Leviathan Ship Remains a Weathered Ghost of War
A wartime vessel once named Leviathan remains a weather worn relic. After service in the war she was placed back into routine operations until obsolescence set in. Now gray and rusted, the ship shows severe decay with rotted decks and faded stern lettering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Pasonizer
Produce Price List From Local Market Stand
A garbled OCR shows a market price sheet listing fruits and vegetables. Items include corn, tomatoes, green beans, lettuce, onions, carrots, celery, cabbage, mushrooms, parsley, parsnips, and turnips with inconsistent pricing such as per bushel, per basket, and per dozen, plus mentions of storage terms and varieties like McIntosh apples, Baldwin, Rhode Island Greenings, and Rome Beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
Baldwin
Rhode Island
Deletous
Rome Beauly
Grimes Gulden
Market notes and poultry prices in unsettled market report
Market unsettled with mixed poultry prices. beef and dairy terms unclear. Listings show various weights and descriptors, including broilers, ducks, geese, and hens, with inconsistent OCR renderings and several garbled brand or location names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Green Mountains
New York
Texas
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Sederis
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
D. -. Cook
State Bar Association
Courts
National Tube Company
Preston Crow
David Milligan
Raymond Bruiger
Middle Avenue
Louis Tozsa, Jr
Jennie Tozsa
O H. West
Mary Lo Arndt
Maud Dlumies
Ohio Industrial Commission
August Bach
Reuben Baus
Howard R. Butler
Esther Wood
Miss Todd
Amherst
B A. Jenne
Church &x
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Grange
Rand
Geadn Vnd
Dohegs
Aralu
Doe
Elyala
Thuersdal
Cleveland Produce
Real Cleaners
Eiki
Sohio
Ard Oj] Company
Obn
CMU
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