St Mary's CYO Skating Party at Lorain Coliseum
The Catholic Youth Organization of St Mary's Church led by Father Robert Delge sponsors a skating party at the Lorain Coliseum on Monday evening July 17 from 8:00 to 1:30. High School boys and girls from nearby parishes are invited.
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St. Mary’s Church
Father
Robert Delge
Lorain Coliseum
CYO
St. Mary's Parish
Ave Maria Sodality
Court of Mary
LaVaugh Searight
The
Ave Maria” Sodality
Rita Yonker
Mary Stolz
Jeanne Wagner
Bernadine Obringer
Mary Richmn
Mary Lahiff
Elizabeth Taylor
Louise Foreman
Mildred Johns
Peggy Cairns
Jean Crow
Barbara Banker
Olive Noonan
Marcella Welsh
Mary Jane Smith
Eleanor Grabor
Lorain County Animal Protective League to Meet
The Lorain County Animal Protective League will hold its fourth meeting at the county courthouse at 8 p.m. Thursday. This will be the first meeting since the league received its franchise from the Secretary of State a few days ago. The previous meeting was in April with officers and directors elected. Tomorrow night’s session will focus on planning upcoming activities.
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Lorain County Animal Protective League
County Court House
Governor Bricker Denies Clemency for Pang Young
Gov Bricker refused to grant clemency to Pang Young of Cincinnati who is to die tonight in the electric chair for the holdup murder of a laundryman. The state Pardon and Parole Commission did not recommend mercy after hearing Young's appeal for commutation. Young asserts he is 18 though authorities say 28 and he denies the murder charge.
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Columbus
Bricker
Pang Young
Cincinnati
Ohio Penitentiary
State Pardon and Parole Commission
Young
Courthouse Dome Repair Considered as Cost Talks Begin
County commissioners discussed a plan by The Engineering and Materials Co of Cleveland to remove the courthouse dome and repair the roof for 1500. A county officials meeting would precede any action. Separately, Lawrence Marino of Lorain was jailed for gaming fine nonpayment but released after payment. Blake Waldron of Elyria, on probation for non support, is under court approval and has supported his family. Mary Brennen sues for alimony against David Brennen. Hugh Osborne seeks partition of property in Columbia Township, with B Osborne named as a defendant.
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the Engineering and Materials Co., of
Cleveland
Lawrence Marino
Lorain
Blake Waldron
Elyria
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley Jn Gay
Howard FR. Butler
Waldron
Butler
Auditor Must Reduce Bill To Get Approval
County Auditor C. S. Kelser faces a needed 50 percent cut to his $15.60 Columbus trip expense to gain county commissioners approval. Commissioners DeChant and Davidson oppose any amount above 3 cents per mile, the rate set by prior resolution. Dunn approves the bill, but two votes are required for payment.
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C. S. Kelser
Columbus
Edward DeChant
John Davidson
Kelser
Davidson
DeChant
Oberlin High to light field for night baseball
Lights will be installed at Oberlin High School field for indoor baseball at a cost of 500 dollars. The 50 000 watt system uses five additional poles and 33 flood lights. The Rotary Club will sponsor Boosters Day with entertainment and band music to raise funds. School children will meet July 15 at 9 00 a.m. in City Hall council room. Mrs Don Bryant leads the flower sale.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Rotary Club
Don Bryant
Oberlin Students Sell Flowers for Blind Benefit
Oberlin school children will sell artificial flowers made by the blind to fund free Braille publications for the blind through institutions libraries and direct to the blind. The American Brotherhood for the Blind has published Braille books and magazines for twenty years and provides other services to the sightless nationwide.
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Oberlin
American Brotherhood For the Blind
Oberlin social notes list visits and trips
The West College and Prospect Streets Neighborhood Club meets Thursday July 13 with Mrs. F J Lehmann as host. Guests include Mrs. D A Leininger and Miss Bontis Leininger from Bronxville N Y. Others travel and visit relatives in Oberlin Cleveland Kent Cincinnati and Ontario with several marriage anniversaries noted.
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West College and
Prospect Streets
F. J. Lehmann
South Prospect Street
D. A. Leininger
Bontis Leininger
Bronxville
N. Y
L. M. Baumhart
Spring Street
Leininger
Oberlin
Mary Hallauer
Eugene Dunlap
Oxford
Florida
New York City
Forrest Rogers
Emmett Thompson, Jr
Wolfe Island
St. Lawrence River
Ontario
Mary Waldecker
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Groveland Street
Robert E. Lee
J. C. Schafer
State Police with Tear Gas Guard Pontiac Body Plant
State police armed with tear gas patrolled the Pontiac Fisher Body plant to prevent violence amid a two day strike. Union CIO members ended the dawn pickup line as guards allowed limited access while police maintained an iron guard around the factory. Two arrests were reported including Katherine Henson, union secretary.
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Pontiac
Mich
Pontiac Fisher
United Automobile Workers Union
CIO
Loren D. Dickinson
Katherine Henson
Union
William P. Edmonson
Market list of produce and prices in outdoor baskets
A fragmented market price listing shows various vegetables and fruit with basket sizes and prices. Items include apples cherries lettuce mushrooms onions parsley and tomatoes, plus commodities like maple syrup rhubarb squash turnips and cucumbers, with weights and container types noted.
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Letsket
Pradish
Ile Peck
Krohtalra Bil
Litedes
Lee
Ile Bane
Temait Aldine
Boster Due
Roddy
Ste Pasker
Eloi House
Pest
Grain and hay prices listed by Montana elevator and mill
The sheet lists bids from Wrol aliens of grain hay and sivwap by the sheets elevator nu and flour from Montana Milling Co. Prices quoted by bushel for corn wheat and oats, by tea for car lots for emuil seeds and hay. Various grades of oats wheat flour and feed above, with specific figures such as No 3 white oats 6.12? per bushel and mixed hay prices ranging from 1.50 to 2.75 per unit, plus alfalfa first and second cuttings ranging from 15.50 to 18.00 per unit.
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Sheets Elevator Nu
Montana Milling Co
Livestock Market Update with Steady Tones and High Receipts
Market activity stays firm across hogs cattle and sheep with receipts around 45020 units. Hogs in demand at varied weights while cattle show good to prime options and sheep and lambs remain active with steady to strong prices across grades.
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Saint Anstey
Jane Wee Hs
Marti
Death Notices for Alice Weiler and W. Rockwood
Mrs. Alice Irene Weiler 75 dies at home on East 82nd Street Cleveland after a long illness. Survived by sisters Mrs Jessie Dundore and Mrs Jennie Leiter, a sister Eva Dalrymple, brothers Charles and Lemuir Weiler. funeral at Mowrey home in West Salem with interment in Congress Cemetery. Mrs. W. W. Rockwood dies after major operation at University Hospital Cleveland. survived by husband William and four daughters, mother, sister, and brother. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Alice Irene Weiler
Cleveland
Jessie Dundore
Plainfield
Jennie Leiter
Akron
Eva Dalrymple
Charles
Lemuir Weiler
Congress
Ohio
Russell Fulton
Grafton
B. W. Mowrey
W. Salem
Mowrey
Robert Uphoff
Congress Cemetery
W. W. Rockwood
la Grange
University Hospital
Cleve
William W. Rockwood
Ruth C
Marie M
Wilma W
Doramae
Mathilda Delfing
Amherst
L. H. Gann
Ontario
California
J. J. Delfing
Elyria
Rockwood
Order of Eastern Star
Committee Awaits Details From Pitkin on Middle Class Movement
A 37 member Lorain County committee including Elyria groups awaits more specific information from Prof. Walter B. Pitkin on his proposed middle class movement before launching plans in Elyria. Pitkin’s proposal asks existing organizations to unite through clearing houses to carry out desired activities.
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Lorain County
Walter B. Pitkin
Elyria
Pitkin
Elyria High School
Hoover to Finish Duties at Elyria Hospital Tomorrow
Frank W. Hoover reports he will complete his duties as Elyria Memorial Hospital superintendent tomorrow night. He leaves Elyria next week for a new post as superintendent of the Decatur and Macon County Hospital in Decatur Illinois, after nearly nine years at Elyria Memorial.
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Frank W. Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Decatur and
Macon County
Decatur
Illinois
Woman Injured At Worthington Ball Co Plant
Mrs. Joseph Brestevanaski 27 of 2938 Caroline avenue Lorain was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment of mashed fingers. She worked at Worthington Ball Co where injuries included a fractured right index finger lacerations and brush burns.
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Joseph Brestevanaski
Caroline Avenue
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Worthington Ball Co
Lamp falls injures man at Elyria home
Howard Stanley Washington age 6 of 524 North street was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon for a minor laceration near his right eyebrow after a lamp fell from a table and struck him, according to a hospital report.
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Howard Stanley Washington
North Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Walter Wilford Treated for Facial Lacerations After Fall
Walter Wilford, 58, of 226 West River Street, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 4:50 P.M. yesterday for slight facial cuts after falling on Chestnut Street at Second Street. He was said to be wearing spectacles which caused additional face injuries according to police.
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Walter Wilford
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chestnut Street
Second Street
Market notes and poultry prices reveal steady butter and mixed egg trends
The report lists prices and conditions across markets with butter steady and eggs fluctuating. It notes live poultry activity, hen weights, leghorn and broiler descriptions, and regional price variations for staples including butter eggs and potatoes.
Nine Foot Corn Stalk Displayed by Rader Family
Clyde Rader of Grafton Road showed a nine foot tall corn stalk today in Elyria as a sample of the corn grown on his father W. M. Rader’s farm. The farm lies about a mile northwest of Grafton and includes seven acres of corn in one field and several other acres in two more. The Raders say tall corn is common on their land and expect more tall stalks from their crops.
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Clyde Rader
Grafton Road
Elyria
Rader
W. M. Rader
Grafton
Peace Plan Seeks Union of People Not Nations
The speaker argued a merger would require surrender of prerogatives by all nations and favor a union of people over states. Small groups in the U S and European democracies form to study peaceful coexistence while avoiding jealousy and war. The Elyria club honored Frank W Hoover and Deane Burns as they near departure. Ralph Murbach presided in Dr Mark Willis's absence.
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Europe
George Nicholas
Frank W. Hoover
Deane Burns
Elyria
Ralph Murbach
Mark Willis
Congress faces split over neutrality law repeal
President and Hull oppose the arms embargo arguing it encourages European dictators. Some suggest repealing the embargo in favor of international law. If no action occurs Congress may adjourn in two weeks, with a call for a special session in a general European war scenario. A proposed quick Senate discharge on the House neutrality bill was dropped amid opposition.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Hull
Europe
Germany
Italy
Britain
France
Senate
Fire investigators press on in Elyria blaze inquiry
A deputy fire marshal stayed in Elyria for days after the fire and residents were questioned to uncover the cause. While initial reports suggested an accident, officials later considered possible incendiary origins. The chief said the case remains open and investigations can be revived until a definite cause is found.
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Elyria
Local Social Notes Highlight East Side Visits
Columbia Earl Putt and a Chester land friend spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Roy Putt. Glenn Putt and Warren Meek drove them home. Dr George Varsey of Detroit enjoyed the weekend with aunt Mrs Eugene Roth. Julian Perkins studies airplane flying with Wilbur Carpenter. Mr and Mrs Russell Carpenter and children attended the Durkee family reunion at Brook Park Ashland. Mr and Mrs F H Van Arsdale entertained sisters at a picnic dinner. Mrs Hazel of Cleveland and several others joined Mr and Mrs Charles Peter of Olmsted and Mrs Folk and son with Mrs A C Walkden of Elyria plus Miss Rowena Ingersoll visiting grandparents in Nova Ohio. Mrs Pearl Perkins visited Los Angeles to see relatives. Mr and Mrs Earl Daly note seaside and mountain trips and fruit picking.
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Earl Putt
Chesterland
Roy Putt
Glenn Putt
Warren Meek
George Varsey
Detroit
Eugene Roth
Julian Perkins
Wilbur Carpenter
Russell Carpenter
Durkee
Brook Park
Ashland
F. H. van Arsdale
Hazel
Cleveland
Charles Peter
Olmsted
Folk and Son
A. C. Walkden
Elyria
Alan Smith
Fields
Rowena Ingersoll
Nova
Ohio
Pearl Perkins
Los Angeles
California
Earl Daly
Ocean
Mrs. Daly
Merthe Store Set for Modernization in Elvira
The C. H. Merthe and Company store on Broad Street will undergo major remodeling on the first floor with updates through upper floors. Work begins late this month, featuring primavera finish fixtures, new fluorescent lighting, an Armstrong lino tile floor, more display cases, a large toilet goods section, and new elevator and stair enclosures. The store will reduce stock temporarily for the remodeling sale to make space for workers and new equipment.
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C. H. Merthe and Company
Broad Street
Elvira
Merthe
Grand Rapids Fixture Company
Arrest Report: Joseph Fazekas Charged With Reckless Driving
Joseph Fazekas of 111 West River Street was arrested at 3 20 p m yesterday on Middle Avenue on a charge of reckless driving. Police report says he backed from a parking space and crossed the street to go in the opposite direction. He is to be arraigned in police court Saturday.
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Joseph Fazekas
West River Street
Middle Ave
Middle Avenue
Pickled Ginger Pears and Kitchen Tips
A vintage home advice snippet covers pickled ginger pears using canned beer vinegar and brown sugar with crystallized ginger, then asks about mayonnaise separation due to salt or old eggs and temperature changes. It also notes bulk rice expansion from 2 to 5 times and yields from 1 pound of nuts in the shell.
Social gathering notes from local families and travels
Mrs. Layton, Mr. Layton and two daughters visited a brother in Willoughby on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ingersell and Miss Rowena Ingersoll joined Mr. and Mrs. Alan Smith after a trip to the World's Fair in New York City, continuing to Maine and other places.
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John Layton
Willoughby
William Ingersell
Rowena Ingersoll
Alan Smith
New York City
Maine
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Animal Protective League
Mary Brennen
David Brennen
Adams Street
Hugh Osborne
Columbia Station
Columbia Township
B. Osborne Et al
Mrs
Esther Wood
N. Professor St
DR. Pennington
En Street
Aanees
Bluebird Restaurant
Soda - Grille
Homegrowers’ Market
Cleveland Livestock
Dr. Pitkin
Hoover
Aes Common
Cleveland Produce
Tbs
Bae
Pennsylvania
Idaho
New
Louisiana
Alabama
Blissriumphs
Reds
Virginia Cobblers
Missouri Cobblers
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Columbia
Sederis
Jean
Scott
Farly
Bartle Ceass
Ginge
Philco Auto Radio
Easy
Marsh Middle Ave
C.h.merthe & Co
Cretonne and
Chintz
Asepanar
Escapee
Ena
Wtae
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