Bank Services Highlighted for Elyria YMCA Members
Wilbur Gaston and Walter Block of Elyria Savings and Trust Company presented slides on banking fundamentals and services at the YMCA club meeting. Block explained how bank services affect daily life, and final plans were made for a February 8 trip to a jockey game, causing the next regular meeting to be canceled.
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Ohio
Young Men's Club
Wilbur Gaston
Walter Block
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Block
Boy Scout Troop Organized For Jewish Boys
A new Boy Scout troop will be officially organized at the Jewish Temple for Elvria and Lorain county Jewish boys. Ray Edelman will lead with Sam Babich as junior assistant and Nathan Brenner as senior patrol leader. The troop committee includes Dr L H Harris as chairman, Dr F H Weingarten, and Myron Weiss. Richard Newcomb will speak at the opening meeting, and the Junior Order of Bnai Brith acts as sponsor. Meetings are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvria
Lorain County
Ray Edelman
Sam Babich
Nathan Brenner
Traon Committee
L. H. Harris
F. H. Weingarten
Myron Weiss
Order of Bnai Brit
Workers Alliance Installs Officers in Local Meeting
Members of Workers Alliance General Local No 1 held a regular meeting and installed officers with state president Arnold Johnson unveiling the charter. About 100 members and Lorain guests attended, refreshments followed the session, and plans for future activities were announced for a February 3 Friday night meeting at 7 p.m. with book inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers Alliance General Local No 1
Arnold Johnson
Johnson
Lorain General Local No 1
Unnecessary Alarm Summons Firemen
Fumigation work at 519 Cleveland Street yesterday prompted a fire alarm. Two fire companies responded, found no fire, and labeled the call an unnecessary alarm. A neighbor reported seeing smoke and feared a blaze.
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Cleveland Street
First Jobless Benefit Check Will Be Used To Buy Groceries
Ohio issued its first unemployment benefit check for 11.50 to Stanley C. Fox in Columbus. Fox said he would use the money to buy groceries for his sick wife and eight year old son while hoping for a return to work. He noted the $11.50 helps feed the family as 46,000 checks are mailed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Unemployment Commission
Court Actions and Civil Suits Cast in Lorain District
Demetrius Darin sues Larry Tomasch for 400 over a November 18 1938 car collision at Globe avenue and 31st street Lorain Louise K Levin appeals a verdict in common pleas court against B A Jenne of Amherst for 390. Frank and Lotta Lovejoy sue Lorain County Savings and Trust Co as administrator of Anna Younglove estate for 1530 rent arrears 1925 1937. Reorganized Church of Christ of Latter Day Saints Elyria trustees cleared to sell real estate for at least 2225 to pay mortgage and repairs. Jane Deputla seeks divorce from Steve Deputla married 1935 with one child. Herman Tyson 43 Amherst township fined 2 and costs for intoxication after arrest at Town Club on Dewey road.
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Demetrius Darin
Larry Tomasch
Lorain
Globe Avenue
31St Street
Frank and
Lotta Lovejoy
West River Street
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Anna Kk. Younglove
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
The
Reorganized Church of Christ of Latter Day Saints of
Elyria
Herman Tyson
North Ridge Road
Amherst Township
C. C. Lord
Dewey Road
Rialto Theater Break-In Reported On Sunday Night
Police late yesterday investigated a break-in at the Rialto theater on Second Street. A side door was pried with a pinch bar, a rear lavatory window broken, and the west exit door tampered with. No items were reported missing.
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Rialto
Second Street
Murray fined for intoxication after arrest in city
Andy Murray without a known address was arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro and fined $1 plus costs for intoxication. Police arrested him on Washington Avenue yesterday after finding him begging there.
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Andy Murray
Joseph Q. Petro
Washington Avenue
Contined fron age One tria Huntington vocal groups and ensembles
A list of students and instructors receiving excellent ratings in various instrumental and vocal ensembles across multiple towns. Names from Wellington Avon Lake Clearview Columbia and surrounding areas appear in junior and senior vocal groups, trios, quartets, sextets, and piano ensembles with several notable performers recognized for their contributions and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tria
Huntington
Lois Mae Coe Huntington
Norma Fern Wolcott
la Grange
Beverly Baker
Wellington
Wilma Brewer
Merle Baumgardner
Helen Bartter
Columbia
Roger Walters
Cathryn Fowell Brownhelm
Marjorie Lee
Brighton
Anne Buswell
Lynette Bainbridge
Ruth Bolling
Ruth Boxer
Mary Cooper
Elizabeth Rundle
Kenneth Noster
Clearview
Ben Cutton
Au Grey
Marianne E Frank
Elyria
Prans
Eaton
Margarete Box Eaton
Billy Welimhoff
Joan Williston
Evelyn Leach
Arlene Northeim
Brownhelm
Jeannette
Barbara Linden
Dorothy Naegele
Shirley Regal
Phyllis Schuster
Jeanne Whiteside
Thelma Cartwright
Ireta Ray
Glen Cousins
Virgina Putt
Marjorie Jones
Doris Cole
Gladys Cole
Robert Jones
Ann Gates
Anglo Italian friendship renewed amid peace efforts
Officials and the Italian people showed pleasure at renewed Anglo Italian friendship and support for peace. Prime Minister and Premier Mussolini agreed to begin discussions on adjusting boundaries between Italian East Africa and British Sudan under the British Italian protocol. Chamberlain noted Italy’s deteriorating relations with France. Mussolini reportedly emphasized no demands from Spain after the conflict ends, while supporting non intervention per the British plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Italian East Africa
Sudan
Italy
France
Chamberlain
Spain
Francisco Franco
Doane Reelected President of Townsend Club
Townsend Club No 1 met last evening at 136 Middle Ave with strong turnout from local and visiting members. Claude Doane was reelected president with Coy Neff as vice president and Clarence Waltz as treasurer, while Mrs Sylvia Neff and Mrs Mabelle Doane kept secretary roles as officers pledged loyalty and gave short acceptance speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Newell
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Claude Dearne
IOOF
Wilford's Entry Wins Second Place in Chick Show
Harvey Wilford a New Hampshire Red breeder at the Elvira hatchery won second in the baby chick contest at Ohio State University during Farmers Week. The program observes Farm Bureau Day with 1938 Master Farmer awards to be presented. Attendance opened with 2,377 registrants and officials expect the 1931 week record of 8,120 to be surpassed by Friday. Governor Bricker and Agriculture Director Brown speak midweek as Grange Day and Rural Church Day follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wilford
Elvira
John W Bricker
John T. Brown
Labor representatives set timeframes for two Lorain projects
The 21st Street job must be finished within nine months while the Erie Avenue project should take less time. Five labor delegates led by Richard Taylor and Erving Figgins met bidders yesterday to protect workers’ interests. They include Carson Plumb for bricklayers Clark Kurtz of the truck drivers union and Frank Fugitt, Lorain County Truck Drivers Union president.
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21St Street
Erie Avenue
Richard Taylor
Lorain County Building Trades Council
Erving Figgins
Labor’s Union
Carson Plumb
Bricklayers
Clark Kurtz
Cleveland
Truck Drivers Union
Frank Fugitt
Lorain County
Italy Press Builds Public Antagonism Toward France
Currents in Italy quietly mobilize Fascist support against France as Duce plans a bloodless victory that may fail. The Press is commandeered to mold opinion, stoking anger over real or imagined wrongs to the Motherland.
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Italy
France
Duce
Men Charged With Selling Potatoes Unfit For Use
Mayor Joseph Q. Petro dismissed charges against Akron men Joseph Witchski and Albert O. Burlett who sold potatoes not fit for human consumption. They were arrested after complaints by Thurston Olmstead and Earl Hastings. About 2,500 pounds were on their truck. inspector George Savage ruled the potatoes unfit to eat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Q. Petro
Akron
Joseph Witchski
Albert O. Burlett
Thurston Olmstead
Furnace Street
Earl Hastings
E. J. Stankard
George Savage
Markets Grain And Hay Prices From The Ledger
Prices for grain hay and straw are listed with figures per bushel and per ton. The text notes various commodities including flour corn wheat oats flax and feeds with fluctuating values and several abbreviations for market categories and time frames.
Head of McGrath Detective Agency addresses Elyria club
Harry A McGrath of Cleveland told the Elyria Exchange Club that crime rises as youth lack direction. He urged tackling root causes, youth welfare, literacy and media influence, and public attitudes to support law enforcement and reduce crime costs.
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Harry A McGrath
McGrath Detective Agency
Cleveland
Cleveland Exchange Club
Elyria Exchange Club
Carl R. Finegan
McGrath
United States
Exchange Club
Wil Aid
Moving Picture
Subdivisions Approve Relief Note Plan
With one day left only eleven of thirty three subdivisions have sent in resolutions supporting the county wide issuance of 230000 dollars in relief notes. Commissioner clerk Fred Ruth said responses must be in by February. The eleven consenting subdivisions are Elyria Lorain Elyria Township Amherst Camden Avon Lake Avon Village Oberlin Sheffield Township Black River Township and Brighton Township.
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Fred Ruth
Ruth
Elyria
Lorain
Elyria Township
Amherst Township
Camden Township
Avon Lake
Avon Village
Oberlin
Sheffield Township
Black River Township
Brighton Township
Death Record of Nick Christie in Elyria and Waukegan
Nick Christie former Elyria restaurant manager died in Waukegan Illinois. Body to arrive in Elyria late today and be taken to Taylor Funeral Home. Arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Christie
Elyria
Waukegan
Illinois
Taylor Funeral Home
Man fined for intoxication after arraignment
Steve Supsak of 145 School Street was fined $5 and costs after being arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on four counts of intoxication. He was arrested at 2:30 PM yesterday at 346 Furnace Street, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Supsak
School Street Wars
Joseph Q. Petro
Furnace Street
Leonard Elliott Fined For Disorderly Conduct In City Hearing
Leonard Elliott of North Street was fined 3 dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q Petro for an offense at Crests Place on January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Elliott
North Street
Joseph Q Petro
Crests Place
Snowball Damages Window at 299 Harvard Avenue
A snowball thrown by one boy at another broke a window at H N Given home on Harvard Avenue last evening. Given was compensated for the damage by the bus parents who threw the snowballs, per police report. In a brief meeting, the club discussed city takeover of Fair Grounds for park use. Lehman appointed a four man committee to meet the major’s committee next Tuesday. The appointees are Huch D Greer Harold D Ewing Will G Foster and William J Cautle.
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H N Given
Harvard Avenue
McGrath
Pires Lehman
Majors
Huch D. Greer
Harold D Ewing Will G. Foster
William J Cautle
Public Auction of Farm Equipment and Livestock at Kuel lmer Farm
Albert H. Kuellmer and Clayton H. Sooy announce a public auction at the residence 112 miles south of Brownhelm store, near South Amherst on Baumhardt Road, on Thursday Feb 2 starting at noon. Livestock include 22 medium wool sheep bred to lamb in May and two teams of grey geldings about 1800 pounds. Farm tools and grain amount to 90 tons hay 150 bushels oats 200 bushels ear corn 100 bushels shelled corn plus tractors plows harrows cultivators planters binders mowers wagons and storage. Terms cash and property not moved until settled for.
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Brownhelm Store
South Amherst
Baumhardt Road
Titan
Milwaukee
McCormick Corn
Superior
Massey -Harris
McCormick-Deering
Albert H. Kuellmer
Clayton H. Sooy
Grafton
Lee Khnect
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Workers Alliance
Sudro - Curtis
Louise K. Levin
Common Pleas Court
B. A. Jenne
Amherst
C. E Cooper
Jane Kathryn Deputla
Steve Joseph Deputla
Report Theatre
Zenith
Missouri
O. K
Harry Bros
4Th Street
East River
Doane
Townsend Club
Wilford
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Will Fred
Mili
Fred
Roe
Ned Hay
Elaver
Geth
Cuttay
Pratt
Lina Ashe
Tomegrowers
Seth Sy
Jonathan
Red Hothouse
Cleveland Produce
Leghorn Ile
Michigan
Pennsylvania
North Duahota
Beechwood
Big Ben Lump
Murbach
Max
ORME
Arrow Fancy Shirts
Earl
Alex Says
Florsheim Shoe Sale
Alan
Alann Vam
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