Probation Chief Explains Causes of Delinquency
T L Lewis chief probation officer of the Cuyahoga County juvenile court spoke at Elyria Kiwanis on why boys and girls go wrong. He cited cruelty in the home and economic stress as top causes and warned against nagging in better homes. He noted that most delinquent youths come from poorer homes and urged understanding before judgment.
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T. L Lewis
Cuyahoga County
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Hotel Newell
Lewis
Carl V. Weygand
Woman Realtor Opens Own Office in Milwaukee
Kathryn Watson, 23, a two year veteran of a Milwaukee realty firm, has opened her own office becoming one of the few women dealers in the country after selling property valued at about 250000 dollars. The pleas court could not proceed as scheduled.
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Milwaukee
Kathryn Watson
Amherst Social and School Board Notices Reported
A January 31 Amherst item details a Par ent Teachers Association card party at a hotel with high score trophies awarded to Mrs. Jack Thompson and Glen co West. Other society notes list Ladies Dime Society activities, church events, school board meeting topics, and upcoming basketball games at the local gym in Berlin. Names include Rev F E Hastman Mrs N G Townsend Mrs Charles Dryant Mrs Ella Starper and Mrs J L Davis among attendees. Several residents travel to Grindstone City Michigan and Cleveland hosts are named for house guests.
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H. E. Duimage
Eugene Wookele
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N. G. Townsend
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Ella Starper
Fred Moser
William Gleason
J. L. Davis
Harveys Rogers
Bers
Berlin
Jacob Koip
Edward Gassar
Grindstone City
Michigan
Edward Bahl
Amherst
Phillip Ular
Allen Thompson
Cleveland
Jack Dolphin
Weary Kolb
Carl Gibson
Elyria
Nora Slack
Wmil Ruth
Findlay
Paul Mort
St. Jonas
C. E. Schmidt
Woman writes news forty eight years without pay
Local correspondent Mrs. Frank Mochal Sr. has reported Bohemian news for 48 years without pay, driven by a wish to aid women’s liberty. The feature notes her prohibitionist and suffragette stance. It also mentions 210,000 widows on U.S. pension rolls.
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Traer
Frank Mochal
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