Ohio adds 58th municipal water softening plant
Ohio state health officials report 58 municipal water softening plants now in operation with seven new plants approved seven, five funded by the PWA. New Philadelphia started a Zeolite plant at $71,055 capacity 9,000,000 gal daily. Reading City installed a lime soda plant capacity 1,000,000 gal daily at $34,712. Mt. Sterling added aeration lime treatment at $12,006. Grafton plant uses lime soda and iron removal in a 5,000 gal per minute capacity at $19,000. Worthington added a deep-water filtration and Zeolite softening unit costing $19,057.
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Columbus
Ohio
PWA
Philadelphia
Reading City
Mt. Sterling
Grafton
Cos
Worthington
Thousands Protest Lace Tariff Cuts in Elyria Letters to Roosevelt and lawmakers surge against proposed reductions
Elyria residents sent thousands of letters to President Roosevelt, Ohio senators, and the Reciprocity Information Committee opposing tariff cuts on lace imported from France. At a Washington hearing, Thomas Walker Page of the committee noted the volume was so large it could not be fully acknowledged and asked lace mill representatives to convey thanks to letter writers.
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France
Roosevelt
Ohio
Washington
Thomas Walker Page
Tariff Commission
Committee For
Transmission Line Sold By County
A county reported in its commissioners' office that a power line project received funding years ago. The county spent 23 90 toward the main line to attract potential consumers and generate power.
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Commissioners’ Office
Elyria Board Approves Use of High School Auditorium
The Elyria Board of Education approved use of Elyria High School auditorium for the dedication of a new orthopedic pool at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children if rain prevents on the hospital grounds. If weather allows, parking would be on the McKintyre School grounds, per hospital request at the July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Gates Hospital
Elyria Board of Education
McKinter School
Addressograph Plant Reopens After Strike Settlement
Addressograph Multigraph Corp in Cleveland reopened its plant as most of 125 employees returned to work after a six week strike. Employment manager FN White estimated about 1000 workers were in the plant as production resumed. The settlement, described as a mutual agreement, was called satisfactory by Charles L. Milg of the machinists union, who withheld disclosure of the terms. The event follows the second major strike resolution in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Addressograph Multgraph Corp
da Jng
FN. White
Charles L. Milg
Mulz
National Carbon Co
Death record notices for several individuals
Death notices detail Mary Etta Lord of 420 Cleveland street dying yesterday at 2 PM after a long illness. Born November 15, 1878, she leaves husband Merwip Lord, two daughters, a sister in Lakewood, and two brothers. Funeral and burial details given. Separate notices announce Barbara Farkas and Mrs James Donaldson with service times, locations, and interment plans.
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Mary Etta Lord
Merwip Lord
Cleveland Street
Mrs. Lord
Christian Science Church
Marian
Viva
Lotcie M. Gray
Lakewood
Sumner C. Cox
Fremont
Jee P Cox
Amherst
Taylor
German Triumph Over Budge In Wimbledon Semis
Baron Gottfried Von Cramm of Germany defeated Donald Budge of Oakland California in the Wimbledon semifinal, delivering a 4-6 6-4 6-3 6-2 victory to advance to the final.
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California
Wimbledon
England
America
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Donald Budge
Oakland
Cal
Veterinarian Manthei Opens Elyria Practice
Dr C A Manthei, a Michigan State College graduate formerly at Janesville Wis, now practices with Dr ND Backup at 245 West Second Street Elyria. He has treated both large and small animals and earlier worked with his nurse in Janesville. In Columbus Ohio health officials report 14 051 communicable disease cases in June with 5741 in first half and 5309 in second half.
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C A. Manthe
West Second Street
Manthei
Michiigan State College
Janesville
Wis
Columbus
State Health Department
Ohio
Michigan State College
Backus
New Attack On Gold Policy Is Started
John M. Perry, a New York lawyer and litigant in prior gold cases, filed a new petition in the court of claims seeking additional compensation on a $10,000 liberty bond. The action aims to overcome the Supreme Court’s disqualifications from his earlier suit involving a $16,000 fourth 4 percent liberty bond and the gold clause ruling. Perry’s suit contends he suffered damages because treasury payments in lawful currency reduced the bond’s value compared to his purchase.
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Washhington
New Deal
Court of Claims
John M. Perry
Su‘preme Court
Perry
New York
Supreme Court
Uberty
Fifteen Pairs Of Hose Reported Stolen In Elyria
Police report theft of 15 pairs of hose valued at 15 from Elyria Dry Goods Company. Five boxes holding three pairs each were taken from a counter. Minor auto damage occurred when Mrs J D Steel of Warne Pa hit a Walton Ire Company truck on Broad Street. Robert Davis reported his bicycle stolen from Broad Street yesterday.
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Elyria Dry Goods Company
J. D Steel
Warne
Walton Ire i Company
Broad Street
Robert Davis
East Broad Street
Suspend Activities At M C A Tomorrow
Activities at the M C A will be suspended tomorrow in observance of Independence Day announced by secretary IW Q McClellan. Regular Thursday swimming classes for boys girls and women will not be held and baseball games in the leagues sponsored by M C A will not be played.
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Elrria ¥. M .Ca
Delegates Selected for National Young Men's Conference
Two delegates were named by the Indus Club to attend the national Young Men's Conference at Lake Geneva Wisconsin from July 14 to 19. The appointment occurred at last night’s club meeting at the M. K. A. The delegates are Denton Whit.
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Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
M. K
Denton Whit
Court orders maintenance for Elyria widow and multiple divorce suits
Allen Gildenmeister must pay 3 50 weekly for Maudelyn's support after a neglect conviction. County commissioners deny parole for Lorain bootlegger Paul Mezzarera, despite multiple recommendations. Suits filed include Kuros and Tsambakouros divorce actions, Stutz and Stutz, Gibson and Gibson, Allen and Allen, and a foreclosure suit by Citizens Home Savings against Ruminski et al for 3340.
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Allen Gildenmeister
Elyria
Guy B. Findley
de Johnson
Maudelyn Gildenmeister
Citizens’ Home Savings Association
John F. Ruminski
Sales Tax Will Assist Schools in Elyria
The Elyria Board of Education may receive 1935 sales tax funds totaling 92564 from the state Ohio collections, with 22179 already paid. Based on average daily attendance of 4811.94, the state estimates 1924 cents per pupil, leaving 316.2 dollars per student to be paid if targets are met. funds depend on ADA. Club leaders Gurslang and Raymond Brunger, former president and chaplain, plan a Wiener roast at Elyria waterworks grounds on July 24 with Kenneth Béal as arrangements chair.
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Elyria Board of Education
State Department
Elyria
Elyria Waterworks
Lake Erie
Kenneth Béal
Oberlin Residents and Alumni Leave for Summer Plans
Esther Aliten of Oberlin hosts two week vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Jones of Morgan street. Tucker couple will study at the University in Chicago. Virginia Van Fossan leaves for Arizona to run a girls summer camp and return in September. Margaret Sinclair travels to Alfred University for ceramics. Katherine Fullerton sails from New York for two months in Europe with a university travel group. Mark Wilson family visits South Main street. Warner family heads to Rio de Janeiro for two years. White hosts J. D. Brown in New Castle. Webb visits Meadville.
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E. D. Jones
Morgan Street
Alfred
N. Y
School of Ceramics
Alfred University
Katherine Fullerton
New York
Bureau of University Travel
Europe
Mark Wilson
Allentown
Frank L. Wilson
South Main Street
John H. Warner
West College Street
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
C. A
Thomas White
J. D. Brown
New Castle
R. E. Webb
Meadville
$40,000 High School Addition Planned in Oberlin
Oberlin Board of Education seeks a 40 906 dollar addition to the high school funded by about half state aid and long term community bonds. The plan includes a two story brick building south of the high school for manual training on the first floor and special rooms on the second. Voters will decide at the August primary with a 65 percent approval requirement. Local officials express cautious support amid consultations with state engineers and the Oberlin Business Mens club backing the measure.
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Oberlin. O
Oberlin Board of Education
Oberlin
Oberian Business Mens Club
T M Club Meeting and Briefs Highlight Local Socials
Mrs Shirley Jackson hosted the T M club on Locust Street with bridge games and prizes for Mrs Robert Alsop of South Am herst high score, Mrs Gerald Keller second, and Mrs Leo Smith of Elyria third. Next hostess is Mrs Clarence Foster in August. Briefs note Frank Fowler and family leaving for White Plains New York for a two week vacation. Martes Club gathered at Mrs Locke Coo ley’s South Cedar avenue home. Roland Summers and spouse traveled to New Brunswick Canada for a stay.
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Shirley Jackson
T. T.M Club
Locust Street
Robert Alsop
South Amherst
Gerald Keller
Leo Smith
Elyria
Clarence Foster
Frank Fowler
Woodland Avenue
White Plains
New York
Martes Club
Locke Cooley
South Cedar Avenue
Roland Summers
New Brunswick
Canada
Finding Of Body Solves Man's Disappearance
Stanley Wodoski 56 a New York Central Railroad section hand at Amherst disappeared seven weeks ago. His decomposed body was found hanging from a tree near the Clough quarry in Amherst. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and Deputy Henry Meeh report the death likely occurred during the disappearance. Coroner C. Ward notes death may have happened long ago. The victim had not received his last railroad pay and had no known relatives, lodging on Leavitt road. Body sent to Zuleh undertaking.
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Stanley Wodoski
New York Central Railroad
Amherst
Clough Quarry
Clarence W. Dick
Henry Meeh
Emma Slack
C. Ward
Leavitt Road
Zuleh
Three Burglaries Under Investigation by Deputies
Three burglaries reported to the sheriff's department yesterday are being investigated by Deputies Ed Monroe and William Holst. The theft of 45 gallons of gasoline and a quantity of kerosene and motor oil from McDowell gas station on Route 2% at Barton Road was reported late yesterday. They also received a report that the Ewell Elevator at Rochester was broken into. Apparently nothing more than some binding twine was taken, it was reported. Hugh Whitner of Vermilion Road near Route 20 reported that 150 spring chickens were stolen from his farm Monday night.
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Sheriffs Department
Ed Monroe
William Holst
McDowell
Barton Road
Rocheste
Hugh Whitner
Vermilion Road
Route 20
Increase Staff At Summer School
The Elyria Board of Education approved adding a half time teacher to the summer school arithmetic program to ease overcrowding. Superintendent R. C. Maston reported that Mrs. Gern Gates teaches three arithmetic sections with 57 students and a second half time teacher is needed, alongside approval of the current eleven staff members.
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Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
R. C. Maston
Gern Gates
Ralph Wood
Harold Wilson
C. Smith
Carl Smith
F. A Eaton
Glenn Baxter
J. D. Severs
Olive Lapp
Gates
Ruth Dewhurst
Mary Beattie
Continued report on Deucane venture under Smith-Hughes Law
The article notes continued progress of a company program under the Smith-Hughes Law. Schmittgen says officials are pleased with the causes to date and that the effort benefits both the company and employees. The program is funded with state support covering half the cost of the instruction.
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Deucanes
Schmittgen
Smith-Hughes
State Department
Peterson’s Ointment For Itchy Pimples Relief
An advertiser promises rapid relief from itching and redness caused by pimples and external irritants. It touts Peterson’s Ointment as a healing balm, claims itching stops immediately and skin improves, and invites readers to request a free sample from Peterson Ointment Co. Dept EM-96.
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Pére
Peterson
Peterson Ointment Co
Wife Pays Fine Man Is Released
Joseph Mendoza of Lorain was released from two weeks in county jail after his estranged wife paid his $47 fine and costs. Mendoza and Sophia Moreno were jailed on an indictment for shoplifting a dress from an Oberlin store. Judge Guy B. Findley had raised bonds earlier. Mendoza entered a guilty plea and received a $15 fine plus costs.
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Joseph Mendoza
Lorain
Mendoza
Sophia Moreno
Oberlin
Guy B. Findley
Canton Man Heads Loyal Order of Moose in Boston
Walter 5. Ruff of Canton Ohio was elected supreme dictator at the Loyal Order of Moose 47th annual convention in Boston. Other officers named include Supreme Vice-Dictator William A. Anderson of Indianapolis and Supreme Prelates William J. Egan of Newark and J. Supreme Treasurer Harry W. Mace of Philadelphia. Supreme Trustees named were William F. Tanthauser Milwaukee John H. Forrest Pittsburgh and Bert W Johnson Chicago. J. J. Stoeler Steuben
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Boston
Walter 5. Ruff
Canton
Ohio
Loyal Order of Moose
William A. Anderson
Indianapolis
Supreme
William J. Egan
Newark
J. Supreme Trea Trer
Harry W. Mace
Philadelphia
William F. Tanthauser
Milwaukee
John H. Forrest
Pittsburgh
Bert W Johnson
Chicago
J. J. Stoeler
Steuben
Markets report from Cleveland on farm goods and eggs
Markets fLEVELAND PRODUCE Butter market weak Extras est standards 27v Uses market steady Extra whites 26e current receipts 220 Poultry firm Heavy fowl Leghorn Cowl Ducks and other fowl bids mixed Hog receipts 400 fully 300 Tower Prime seals Vegetables and grains listed Government egg prices show US extras large white cases 26 per dozen Grain and milled feed quotes from Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange Wheat and oats by the bushel Straw and hay values listed Various feeds and meal prices noted for local traders.
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Leghorn Breilers
Northarutina
Valifor
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co
Women of the Moose campaign for traditional family life
In Ville, Ohio, a supreme trustee supports a push by Women of the Moose for old-fashioned American family life. Mrs James M Debus, president of the Women’s Council of Merit, leads opposition to birth control and advocates a $15 bounty and a complete layette for every newborn child to a Moose woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M Debus
Women’s Council of Merit
Moose
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FE. H. S. Auditorium
Blue Bird Soda Grille and Restaurant
Court St
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Farkas
Barbara Farkas
Alexander Farkas
West River Street
Hungarian Reformed Church
Tabor Toth
Ridgelawn
Bittner Funeral
James Donaldson
North Olmsted
Lorain Road
Bulletin
DE. C. H. Manthei
N. D. Backus
M.C.A
Paul Mezzarera
Mezzafera
William Duffy
Lorain Municipal Court
Howard Butler
Thomas Kuros
Thomas Tsambakouros
Violeta Tsambakouros
Greece
United States
George Stutz
Mary Stutz
Bertha Gibson
Carl Gibson
Irene Allen
Thomas A. Allen
Common Pleas
Gurslang
Esther Alitenhone
T.M. T. M. Club
Paget
Elks Restaurant
O’donnells
Acme
O’donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Cleveland Livestock
West
Herfers
Tower Prime
Fumi Gs Ae
Bureau of Agricultral Fe
United States Department of Agrculture
U. S
Sederis Restaurant
Jalf
Goodyear
Anh
Prises
Sou Marsh & Son
Broad St
East Ave
Post Office
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