Meeting Called For Discussion 2 Community 2
A meeting to discuss a community center is scheduled for Thursday July 13 1939 at 2nd M E Church Middle Ave and 17th Street. All interested persons may attend with a question period where past unanswered questions will be clarified. Speakers include Mayor Joseph Q Petro Trustee Carl Wagner and Community Chest trustees. Mrs Nettie Atkinson will chair the 8 PM session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd M. E. Church
Middle Ave
17Th Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Carl Wagner
Heau
Trustees of
Community Chest
Nettie Atkinson
Kidneys Need Help Flush Out Blood Poison Waste
An old advertisement explains kidneys remove excess acids and waste through 15 miles of tubules. It promotes Doan's Pills as a remedy for backache swelling and urinary issues, claiming they aid kidney function and have lasted for over 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Dean
Gee Doan
All of the Characters Follow You on Your Vacation
The passage notes Mickey and many comic strip characters will follow readers daily during a vacation season and promises daily visibility of the familiar figures. The tone suggests a promotional feature aimed at regular engagement with fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain Man Fails To Pay Fine And Goes To Jail
Lawrence Marino, 44, owner of the Colonial Hotel in Torain, jailed for failing to pay a $25 fine and court costs after pleading guilty to keeping a place for gambling. He aided Max and Louis Jacobs in their betting operation and claimed the brothers would “take care of me.” Jacobs brothers were fined $300 for renting a room for race wagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Marino
Colonial
Torain
Common Fieas
Guy B. Findley
Marino
Grand Jury
Max and
Louis Jacobs
Howard R. Butler
Jacoobs Brothers
Butler
Jacobs Brothers
McNutt Declines Ohio State Presidency Move
Ohio State University trustees renewed their search for a new president after plans to offer the job to Paul V. McNutt failed. McNutt announced he would accept Roosevelt’s offer to become Federal Security Administrator. Wilson A. Compton remains in consideration for the Ohio post, and is noted as brother of Arthur H. Compton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson A. Compton
Washington
American Forest Products Industries
Arthur H. Compton
University of Chicago
Berlin Says Poland Given Blank Check By Great Britain
London reports Neville Chamberlain pledged to uphold Polish independence if threatened at Danzig. Berlin called Britain’s stance a blank check and questioned Poland's consent. Russian views differed, fearing unclear guidance on who decides Poland’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Poland
Great Britain
London
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Danzig
Germany
Chamberlain
Collision Damages Cars In Lorain Area Turn-In Incident
Two cars driven by Andrew Vancar and John Schoepfle collided yesterday as Schoepfle turned into a driveway at Stop 61 2 Lake Avenue. Authorities report locations and ages of drivers and damages. More than 1,500 sharks were caught off Australia in the last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Vancar
East 33Rd Street
Lorain
John Schoepfle
R. D
Elyria
Schoepfle
Lake Avenue
Sheriff's Department
Australia
Oberlin Librarian Gertrude Ely Dies Suddenly
Miss Gertrude Coward Ely, librarian at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, died Sunday night from cerebral hemorrhage. A Belmond, Iowa native and Oberlin College alumna, she served nine years in Oberlin and is survived by her parents. Funeral services were set for 4:30 PM at Sedge Men Funeral parlors with burial in Belmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Gertrude Coward Ely
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Sedgemen
Kemper Fullerton
Belmond
Iowa
Mrs Lura Dewey Weds Elyria Man in Wellsburg WV
The marriage of Mrs. Lura Dewey to Henry Miller of Elyria occurred Wednesday June 28 in Wellsburg West Virginia with Rev Billingsley officiating. The bride wore a blue celanese silk suit and white accessories. Witnesses were Misses Jean and May Kelly of Follansbee West Virginia. Mrs Miller will keep her job at Behr Boot shop. They will residence at 442 West Sixth Street Elyria. Admissions list and discharges from local hospitals are noted for early July events with names and procedures.
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Lura Dewey
Henry Miller
Elyria
Wellsburg
West Virginia
Billingsley
Methodist Church
Jean
May Kelly
Follansbee
W. Ve
Miller
Behr Boot Shop
West Sixth Street
Avon pitcher Guist wins game in News Notes
Don Harley reports the winning pitcher was Guist of Avon. The column notes various local travels and visits: Basil Malovsoroff on a summer tour of New England camps, Charity Sherrod taking a two week vacation in Vermilion, Harry Murphy family and Dorval Ives visiting Vermilion on the Lake, and Mrs. Alvin W. Jones family returning from Rice’s Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Malovsoroff
Oberlin
New England
Charity Sherrod
Lorain County
Mary
Rices Dam
Jones
Rosie Nicita
Syracuse
James Blanco
Robbers Identified as Trigger Man in Two Lorain Thefts
A suspect described as the trigger man in two robberies was identified by witnesses and questioned by Sheriff Finegan and federal agents in Lorain. He allegedly issued orders during the holdups and may be linked to a Willard bank robbery and a Bucyrus incident. Police chased the suspects after sightings in Lorain and Berea as the stolen car was abandoned on 22nd Street and Leavitt Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finegan
Willard
Bucyrus
DA. Cook
Lorain
Walter Knitter
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Berea
Kipton
Cherlin Avenue
22Nd Street
Leavitt Road
Minister Harold Clerke Dies After Heart Attacks
Rev. Harold Clerke aged 59 and pastor of Grandview Methodist Church in Columbus died after a heart attack this morning following a June 30 attack. A Kansas native, he had recently moved from Sidney, Ohio and previously served pastorates in Celina Lebanon Williamsburg and South Bend Indiana. Funeral services will be held.
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Columbus, O
Harold Clerke
Grandview Methodist Church
Kansas
Sidney
Celina
Lebanon
Williamsburg
South Bend
Ind
Court Actions and Property Foreclosure Notices
Divorce suit filed by Martin Setko of Elyria against Margaret Setko on neglect grounds seeks dissolution of marriage after a 1938 marriage and June 12 separation. Cleveland Trust Co. sues Lada Sykora for 3853 and seeks foreclosure of Avon Lake property. County plans tile purchase for drainage along Dutton road Sheffield township. Anna Oster sues Industrial Commission of Ohio for compensation over John Oster death from 1936 elevator injury at Goodall Co Lorain, with death in 1937 from pneumonia allegedly linked to the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Setko
West Avenue
Elyria
Margaret Setko
Cleveland Trust Co
Lada Sykora
Avon Lake
Harry L. Dunham
Dutton Road
Sheffield Township
Anna Oster
East Cleveland
The
Industrial Commission of Ohio
John Oster
Goodall Company
Lorain
Policeman Fatally Hurt In WPA Strike Riot
In Minneapolis Minnesota July 11 police used emergency measures to halt WPA strike protests after rioting left patrolman Frank Gearty age 40 dead. About 300 strikers faced 100 officers in the melee and Gearty died two hours after admission to hospital. Road to be closed for resurfacing.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Frank Gearty
Oberlin Road Closures For Resurfacing Announced
Service Director J D Faxon says Oberlin road from 16th street to West avenue will be closed to traffic tomorrow and Thursday for resurfacing. Traffic will be directed over 15th and 16th streets between Middle avenue and West avenue. Workmen began today resurfacing Oberlin road from West avenue to city limits.
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J. D. Faxon
Oberlin Road
16Th Street
West Avenue
15Th
16Th Streets
Middle Avenue
Lmits
Local man dies. wife and two daughters survive
A Celina resident died after being removed from White Cross hospital last night. He is survived by his wife and two daughters, Mrs. Chester Young and Virginia Clerke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina
White Cross Hospital
Chester Young
Virginia Clerke
Roepke critique of New Deal and planning
The European economist Wilhelm Roepke argues the New Deal missteps stalled recovery by embracing planning and a command economy. He criticizes abandoning the gold standard, the 1933 London Conference failure, and missed inflationary opportunities, urging selective government aid to a competitive market rather than broad planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Roépke
Dr. Rooke
Roosevelt
Ropre
Rooke
United States
Répke
Ropke
Istanbul
Child Health and Vaccines for Summer Prep
The piece urges vaccination as part of vacation planning to protect children returning to school in September. It notes the shift as kids like Jimmy or Jane turn six, leaving home protection and facing new illnesses in crowded settings.
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Jimmy
Jane
Protection for Children Through Vaccination and Immunization
The text argues for safeguarding children with vaccines and immunizations. It endorses compulsory smallpox vaccination, noting safety and effectiveness proven over a century, and urges early diphtheria immunization to allow time for protection before the school year. It stresses that diphtheria cases or carriers will appear in schools next winter.
Precautions urged for vaccination and children’s health
A public health advisory stresses vaccination against whooping cough and scarlet fever, notes measles lacking a preventive, and urges summer dental and ENT checks. It warns whooping cough can be deadly to young children and can cause long term lung damage and deafness. It advises removing diseased tonsils adenoids, treating sinuses, and preserving first teeth until the second set is ready.
Sidinger Named Ass't Coach At Kent State
Wayne Sidinger a former Western Reserve University athlete becomes assistant football and basketball coach at Kent State University. He previously held similar posts at Western Reserve and is a Salem High School graduate. Chile recovers from January earthquake effects.
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Sidinger
Ass't
Kent State
Kent, O
Wayne Sidinger
Western Reserve University
Kent State University
Western Reserve
Salem High School
All Star Lineup Forecast Long Game Amid Batting Order Chaos
Henry McLemore reports the All-Star game at Yankee Stadium will likely be the longest in baseball history as both leagues stack powerful lineups. The American order features Cramer, Rolfe, Dimaggio, Dickey, Greenberg, Cronin, Selkirk, Gordon, and Ruffing. National starter Paul Derringer faces heavy hitters with Bill Lee ready to relieve and Whit Wratt aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
EW York
Yankee Stadium
Ezra
Ed Barrow
Ake
Doc Cramer
Red Rolfe
Doc
Red
Joe Dimaggio
Bill Dickey
Hank Greenberg
Joe Cronin
George Selkirk
Joe Gordon
Paul Derringer
Gabby Hartnett
Bill Lee
Derringer
Whit Wratt
Lee
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Radet
the Family Newspaper
Lorain Man
McNutt
the Fay Co
Paris
Seis
Robert Herrick
Esther Wood
N. Professor St
Lorain St
Gertrude Ely
Elyria Man
Robert Holden
Patricia Lindstadt
Kenneth Gerber
Thomas Gibbons
Wellington
Herbert Harroun
Catherine Eide
Ora Streicher
Stanley Torrow
Howard Fausey
Tiffin
AVON
Cleveland News
Gutman
Oberli
Celent
Carl 1
Sudro- Curtis Ambulance
Don Harley
Guist
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Pennington
Claud North Chrisman, M.D
DR. Craeisman
Chile
McLemore
Rorick
Hertford
Rm Bureau
Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Co-op
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