Urges Health Precautions On Vacation
Health officials Dr G E French and Dr F R Dew urged Elyria and Lorain County residents to include precautions in vacation plans. They emphasized typhoid vaccination for trips to areas with uncertain water purity and advice to drink pasteurized milk. They warned against excessive sun exposure and spoiled preserved foods, and offered swimming tips to reduce typhoid and ear infections.
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Elyrians
Lorain
French
Elyria
Dew
Birthday Honored Nettie Nenegele on Seventeenth Birthday
Nettie Elizabeth Nenegele was honored on her seventeenth birthday as friends gathered at her Huntington home. Ice cream and cake were served to Louise Obrig Naomi Norris Virginia Bishbaugh and Betty Rogers of Wellington and the Crile and Green families hosted modest welcomes. Visitors included Mr and Mrs L Green of Marion Ohio and Mr and Mrs Ralph Krage of Elyria.
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Nettie Elizabeth Nenegele
Louise Obrig
Naomi Norris
Virginia Bishbaugh
Wellington
Betty Rogers
Hera
Local Family Visits Hit By Sunday Guests
Short notes report Carl Crapo and daughter visiting Mrs. Crapo’s mother Mary Auble in Nova Ohio. M McLain and daughter of Pittsfield joined Glenno Mobs for Sunday dinner. Archie Buchanan of Medina dined with Freq Mobs. Edward Finkle of Lorain called L C Crilo Sunday.
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Carl Crapo
Ohio News In Brief Summary of State Court and Local Incidents
The Ohio Supreme Court recessed for the summer and will resume sessions late in September. In Massillon Akron coal mine accident a 53-year-old man, Frank Spangler of West Lebanon, died after being buried under coal and rock 150 feet underground. Cleveland Heights bans dogs in food stores with fines up to 200 dollars and costs, per Law Director Hartshorn.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Akron
Frank Spangler
West
Lebanon
Massillon-Akron Coal Co
Cleveland, O
Cleveland Heights
West View Fourth of July Picnic and News
A large Fourth of July picnic was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Hermann on Columbia road with many local attendees. Engagement announced between Gordon F Storer and Margaret Lillian Lea, plans include Cornell and Baldwin Wallace education.
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West View
Frank Hermann
Columbia Road
E. Donnelly
Rose Heath
Norma
Perry Clevenger
Margaret Taylor
Marguerite
Holmes
Elyria
Rose Adams
Howard Frank
Joe Keller
Norris Keller
Geneva
Bessie Keller
Walter Gienke
aArlene Mellert
Valley City
Dorothy Aston
Cleveland
Emil Henke
Olmsted Falls
J. A. Richards and Sons
Gordon and Lyle
Raymond Hermann Iandson
Roger
Gordon F. Storer
Margaret Lillian Lea
E. l. Lea
Beach City
Ohio
Mr. Stofer
L. H. Stofer
College of Architecture
Cornell University
Miss Lea
Baldwin- Wallace College
Berea
Bowling Green State University
Figures On Cost Of Repairs At Courthouse
Estimates on removing the cupola and roof work were received from Walker and Weeks. Cupola removal would cost about 3750 dollars. Roof recovery options range from 4500 to 10000 dollars depending on material. Elevator shaft and penthouse set at 6000 dollars with the elevator at 12000 dollars. Third floor window changes for better light cost 3500 dollars, no figures for converting that floor to offices. Commissioners will review before commenting.
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Board of County Commissioners
Walker and
Weeks
Cleveland
Court awards verdict in Goforth Workmen case
Judge D A Cook returned a verdict for the defendant in a Workmen's Compensation suit against The National Tube Co by Nell Lee Lynch administratrix of Lulu Goforth deceased. The decedent Robert L Goforth died seven months after a 1932 injury. The State Industrial Commission had found no compensation for dependents. Also reported is a 1935 Chevrolet coupe theft from Wakeman Carl's Garage and Ruth Hazelton's divorce suit from Joseph Hazelton filed in Elyria on grounds of neglect and cruelty. The Ohio State Bar Association meeting at Cedar Point drew contempt charges against William W Brown for nonpayment of alimony and a jail stay.
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D. A. Cook
National Tube Company
Nell Lee Lynch
Lulu Goforth
Robert L. Goforth
Lorain
Goforth
State Industrial Commission
Carl
Wakeman
Sheriffs Department
Ruth Hazelton
Joseph Hazelton
Elyria
Ohio State Bar Association
Cedar Point
William W. Brown
Cleveland
Brown
Forest City Foundry Company
Common Pleas
Cook
Herrick Led Cleveland Investment House and Orchid Nursery
From 1907 to 1930 the Herrick Company grew in Cleveland under his presidency later becoming Mitchell Herrick Company. He married Agnes Blackwell in 1906 and survived by widow and Parmely W. Herrick Jr. Myron T. Herrick II died at eight. He led Thomas Young Nurseries at Gates Mills and earned French and Belgian honors for war service including major roles in Washington and the quartermaster corps.
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Herrick Company
Cleveland
Mitchell-Herrick Company
Herrick
St. Louis
Agnes Blackwell
Parmely W. Herrick, Jr
Mves
New York
Myron T. Herrick II
Quartermaster’s Corps
United States Food Administration
Holmes Announces CCC Camps Re Enrollment Rule Change
County agent Ernest E. Holmes announced a Department of Labor backed revision allowing CCC camp re enrollment for July. Unemployed youths aged 17 to 23 may apply at 308 Depot Street. the four month previous service rule is revoked except for those with 18 months prior service. Former enrollees must show discharge certificates when applying.
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CCC
Department of Labor
Ernest E. Holmes
Holmes
Depot Street
Ohio
Social guest list spans Lorain Elyria and Amherst families
Vincent Mr and Mrs John Harnish and family visited Mrs Harnish cousin and husband Carl Wagner of Lorain Sunday afternoon. A W Peters of Elyria stayed with Miss Ella Tilden and joined J D Kaser and family for dinner and supper in Amherst. Clarence Jones and daughters Colleen and Joan from Lorain plus Geraldine Wilson of Pennsylvania called on J G Morris and family, Oscar Pfeiffer and son Sherman visited J Campbell in Lorain. Harold Beckstein and children of Etrica were entertained Sunday at Walter McMillan home.
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John Harnish
Harnish
Carl Wagner
Lorain
A. W. Peters
Elyria
Ella Tilden
J. D. Kaser
aArmherst
Clarence Jones
Colleen
Joan
Jones
Geraldine Wilson
Pennsylvania
J. G. Morris
Oscar Pfeiffer
Sherman
J. Campbell
Harold Beckstein
Etrica
Walter McMillan
Sparrows Fed Daily at London Hotel Memorial
In a long standing ritual a deluxe West End hotel hosts two waiters each June to scatter fresh bread for sparrows on Embankment Gardens. The annual act honors Mrs. Alexander Angus of New Jersey who loved London birds and died last year. Her husband funds the feeding, with two new waiters each year, this year Hod Osborne and Jim Hoggarth. The men receive about 25 dollars from the trust and the hotel supplies fresh bread daily.
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London
Weat End
Embankment Gardens
Alexander Angus
New Jersey
Hu Od Osborne
Jim Hoggarth
Jim
Ancus
Sunday Socials and Church Meeting Noted in Local Brief
Guests of Mr and Mrs W J Moulder included Mr and Mrs James Reed and Mr and Mrs Frank Hyer with their son from Lorrain. The Progressive Class of Sunday School plans a July Thursday 8:30 pm meeting in the M E church parlors. Miss Ronita Harnish visited the Leonard Deans. William Trautwein and daughters Alice and Florence of Buffalo and Rowland Morris with family visited J G Morris's home. Shortage of raw materials in Germany is reported.
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W. J. Moulder
James Reed
Frank Hyer
Lorrain
M. E
Ronita Harnish
Leonard Dean
Ford Road
William Trautwein
Alice
Florence
Buffalo
New York
Rowland Morris
J. G. Morris and Sons
Oberlin Couple Wed In Garden City Ceremony
Miss Josephine Gibson daughter of Mrs Mabel F Gibson and Emmet C Thompson Jr son of Mr and Mrs Emmet C Thompson of Woodland avenue were united in marriage at the Gibson home on East College street. Dr W F Bohn read the service and vows were exchanged before palms and garden flower arrangements. Out of town guests attended including Ms Olea Thompson of Chicago and others from New York Detroit Cleveland and Elyria. The couple will reside in Oberlin after a wedding trip in Michigan.
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Oberlin
Josephine Gibson
Mabel F. Gibson
Emmet C. Thompson, Jr
Emmet C. Thompson
Woodland Avenue
Gibson
East College Street
W. F. Bohn
G. Miles Conrad
New York City
Martha Moon
Lorain
Mattord Thompson
Michican
Herbert Smith
Eugene
Long Island
Olea Thompson
Chicago
Cote
Detroit
Thomas Locke
Cleveland
R LL. Merrick
New London
Vera Kindinger
Virginia Faber
Shelbys
L. A. Fauver
Alfred Fauver
Annes Leland
Pat Moon
R. R. Fauver
Brain
LL. B. Fauver
King Faurer
Worth Fauver
Robert Fauter
Charles Miller
Elyria
Physics Lesson Sparks Beating Suit In Ohio Train Incident
Harold Coles age 16 from Independence sues Baltimore and Ohio Railroad after a test of sound speed in which he waved a red flag for his teacher when a freight train halted, an engineer exited, assaulted him, and caused $10,000 in damages.
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Harold Cotes
Independence
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Common Pleas Court
Coles
Independence — High School
Willow
Death Notices for Elbert Thwing William Matelsky Infant Lila Bohlen
Funeral services for Elbert J Thwing will be at Burr and Smith Funeral home Chardon with Masonic Lodge in charge. Burial at Chardon. He leaves two daughters Mrs Eva Sayers and Flora Thwing. Infant William Edward Matelsky dies. services at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Kemp. Burial North Murray Ridge Cemetery. Lila Bohlen funeral from 210 Gates Avenue with Dr Bond officiating. burial Greenwood Wellington. Friends may call at the home.
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Elbert J. Thwing
Eva Sayers
Burr and Smith Funeral Home
Chardon
Ohio
Masonic Lodge
Mr. Thwing
Mrs. Sayers
Flora | Thwing
City
William
Edward Matelsky
George Matelsky
Parmeler Avenue
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
S. E. Kemp
North Murray Ridge
Ladine
Bauscher
Frank Matelsky
Lila Bohlen
Gates Avenue
E. J. Bond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Wellington
Penfield Farm Woman's Club Picnic at Rice's Dam
The Farm Woman's club holds its annual picnic on Tuesday July 13 at Rice's Dam. Each attendee brings sandwiches one covered dish and table service. The Methodist Society meets Wednesday afternoon July 14 at Mrs Lawrence Betts home with a circle serving lunch.
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Farm Woman's Club
Farm Woman’s Club
Rice’s Dam
M. FE. Society
Methodist Society
Lawrence Betts
Devereaux Family Reunion Held July Fourth at Home
Thirty seven relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Devereaux for the annual Devereaux family reunion on July 4. A picnic dinner was served beneath shade trees and relatives came from Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Mark Devereaux
Welles Warns Spain War Threatens World Peace
In remarks from the Spanish civil war, Welles calls the conflict a battleground for rival dogmas born after World War I. He notes covert aid to both sides, warns non intervention must be rigidly upheld, or any spark could trigger a major international war.
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Spain
Welles
Markets Close On Wheat Egg and Livestock Slump
Quotations from Sheets Elevator Co. show grain, hay, and straw prices with No. 2 red wheat at 1.27 to 1.29, No 2 yellow corn around 1.25 to 1.20, and oats and barley listed. Cleveland livestock markets report steady to strong demand for cattle, calves, and sheep with top steers near 11.00 to 12.50 per cwt and hogs around 11.50 to 13.10, plus diverse produce prices for butter, eggs, and vegetables from regional markets.
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Elio
Uae
Toledo
Sheets Elevator Co
Claur
Moterue Milling Uy
Otis
Nextoruke
White Rock
Plymouth
Leghorn
Plymouth Rock
Tome
Kieg Nu
Hoyatoms
United States
Reets
California
Santhy Weiker
White Rose
U.S
Missouri Cobblers
Kaushs Cobblers
Iso
Virginia Cobblers
USBI
Wales
Itnho Bling
Cleveland
Shiva Id
Davison Hosts Fourth at Lorain With Nearby Guests
Cleveland, Brighton and Penfield residents attended as Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Davison entertained on the Fourth. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hector Cameron and son Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cairn and family, the Cairn sisters Lilian Agnes and Junior, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cameron and son Billy of Lorain, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradstock and Wellington, plus Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shook and son Donald Dean of Lorain as Holiday visitors at A. J. Andrews’s home. Traffic police in Austria urged women drivers to avoid high heels and tight skirts. Peru began tea cultivation.
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Hector Cameron
Robert
Cameron
Dan Cairn
Lilian
Agnes Cairn
Junior Cairn
A. J. Cameron
Billy
Loram
Merle Brad- Stock
Wellington
Donald Shook
Donald Dean
Lorain
A. J. Andrews
Austria
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