Committees Named By Rotary Club President
President W G Gollmar announced numerous Rotary Club committees with vice president Gentzel secretary McClellan and past president Hoover forming the Aims and Objects panel. Other sessions include Vocational Club Classification and Membership Community Service and International Service plus programs fellowship attendance boys work crippled children music scholarship booster and more. The meeting featured J B Johnson on Boulder Dam, and today Rotary clubs from Lorain Lakewood Vermilion join an inter city golf event at Spring Valley Country Club with dinner to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
W. G. Gollmar
Gollmar
Paul Gentzel
W. 0. McClellan
Frank Hoover
Ag ftoHows
Arthur Smith
Herman Cutter
Deane Burns
Mark Willis
William Spencer
Kenneth Botamer
Karl Plocher
Thomas Cushing
Ernest Crisp
Cliff Harold
D. A. Baird
J B. Johnson
Ralph Murbach
T. N. Cook
Walter Ayres
Grade Thomas
Harry Burr
Clyde McMillen
E. F. Allen
Ralph Bevard
J. Bond
Harry Reynolds
Arthur Giles
Jack Flynn
Charles Sotherden
B. Thomas
R. T. Moore
George Livingston
W. O. McClellan
Robert Hand
Lawrence Webber
W.O. McClellan
Walter Kohn
Glade Thomas
Charles Crehore
J. A. Hewitt
Howard Morgan
Louis Hecock
John Rankin
Frank R. Dew
A. M. Hannaford
H. L. Knapp
A. Mason
J. B. Johnson
Boulder Dam
Lorain
Lakewood
Vermilion
Spring Valley Country Club
Goodrich Declared Legally Sane
Detroit July 17. Merton Ward Goodrich declared legally sane by a city psychiatrist and set for trial for the murder of eleven year old Lillian Galla whose body was found in a trunk in his apartment on Sept. 26, 1934. The judge denied postponement and defense alienists at city expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Merton Ward Goodrich
Lillian Gallaher
Recorder
Christopher EB. Stein
Goodrich
Harry C. Hanley
I. L. Polizker
Petersons Ointment for cracked toes and itching
An advertising notice promotes Patersons Ointment to soothe itching and cracked toes. It claims one application stops irritation, heals cracks, and relieves tired feet. The ad mentions availability from druggists and a money back offer, with address Dent EM-24 Buffalo NS and Peterson Ointment Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
Rete Peterson Ointment Co
Dent Em-24
Buffalo
NS. Y
Local News In A Few Lines
Roy Bates of 353 West street was arrested on non support of aged parents. Arraigned before Justice Petro, he pleaded not guilty with bond set at 100 dollars and a trial scheduled for tomorrow at 10. Harland Vincent of 1353 East avenue reported his car collided head on with J. W. Gerrish of 1820 Pase avenue on Route 24 July 12. A bicycle owned by Helen Flemes of 548 Lodi street was stolen from the garage Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bates
West Street
Duetice of the Peace
Joseph Q. Petro
Petro
Bates
Maude Polvoorde
Harland Vincent
East Avenue
J. W. Gerrish
Pase Avenue
Cleveland
Vincent
Helen Flemes
Lodi Street
Elemes
Industrial Peace Plan Adopted in Toledo
Toledo labor and industry unanimously approved the Toledo plan for industrial peace at a McGrady chaired session. Ralph A. Lind will chair the new labor panel, with nine labor and nine industry members to rotate roles monthly over a nine month period. The plan aims to reduce strikes and may be expanded to other cities if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Edward F. McGrady
McGrady
Ralph A. Lind
National Labor Relations Board
Cleveland
Lind
Frances Perkins
Labor
Industry
Teledo
Department of Labor
Accuse Youths Of Driving Stolen Car
Two Cleveland youths were in Lorain County jail after deputies captured a joy ride in a stolen car. Jack Brady, 18, of Parma, and John Schults, 15, of Cleveland, were to be turned over to juvenile authorities in the Columbus incident. They confessed to taking turns driving during the early morning chase along Pyle South Amherst road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lorain County
Columbus
William Holst
Joe Woodings
Pyle South
Amherst Road
Jack Brady
Tuxedo Avenue
Parma
John Schults
Scarsdale Avenue
Cleyland
Bixth City
Pleads Not Guilty To Reckless Driving
Frank Berger of Aton Lake pleaded not guilty to reckless driving at arraignment before Justice Joseph Q. Petra. Trial set for July 22, bond $1050. Berger was arrested on a warrant sworn by Earl B. Weinman, alleging excessive speed on Route No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Berger
Aton Lake
Bfore
Joseph Q. Petra
Henct
Earl B. Weinman
Berger
Probe of Fake Messages On Utility Bill Mystery
Washington July 17 Senate Lobby Investigation Committee hears five men linked to destruction of hundreds of original fake messages opposing the administration holding company bill. Witnesses include Western Union officials and a gas company representative, with testimony on forged telegrams to Rep. Driscoll. The panel also reviews the Brewster Sororan incident as House Rules prepares rebuttal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Lobby Investigation Committee
J. A. Fisher
Warren, Pa
Western Union Telegraph Office
Dev J. Driscoll
D. Pa
Horse
Hugo L. Black
Ala
R. P. Herron
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Driscoll
Warren
A. J. Christenson
Western Union
Fisher
Walter Danielson
Messeng
F. R. Veale
New York
Telegraph Concern
John
Bayer
Veale
A'S
Herron
Black
House Rules Committee
Ralph O. Brewster
Thomas Corcoran
Brewster
Corcoran
Court Actions Hit Alimony and County Issues
Norothy E. Henry filed for alimony in semimon pleas court against David W. Henry for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Lorain County commissioners plan to attend a North Central Association meeting in Wooster to discuss county problems and new laws. Lakewood sues Merton T. Beebe for 429.19 for hospital services after his 1933 bridge injury in Fairview Village. Beebe’s prior settlements in 1984 totaled 5,509 with Curahoga County and 1,000 with Fairview. Suit also filed for 1,208 on a promissory note by Henry Hil against Luke and Mary Vronick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semimon Pleas Court
Norothy E. Henry
David W. Henry
Lorain County
Wooster
North Central Commissioners Association
Lakewood
Merton T. Beebe
Penfield Township
Lakewood City
Beebe
Lorain Street
Fairview Village
Cuyahoga County
Curahoga County
Fairview
Common Pleas Court
Henry Hil
Sheffield Village
Luke and
Mary Vronick
Lorain
Pleads Guilty To Theft Of Wheat In Grafton Case
Army Jarish pleaded guilty to burglary in connection with stealing wheat from the John Bambrick granary at Grafton. He was sentenced by Judge D A Cook to 1 to 15 years and taken to the Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus by Deputies Ed Monroe and Chalmers Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Jarish
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Ed Monroe
Chalmers Davidson
Jarish
John Bambrick
Grafton
D. A. Cook
Sales Tax Total Tops $933,005 for Week Ending July 13
Columbus Ohio July 17 The sales tax collections for the week ending July 13 were 933,005.55. State Treasurer Harry S Day announced the 24 weeks of operation brought total receipts to 22,593,848.01 and noted about 8 percent of the world's supply of ice comes from Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harry S. Day
Officials to Attend Mansfield Roads Conference
Elyria and Lorain County officials will travel to Mansfield for a public mass meeting of the Ohio Survey Committee to review street and highway problems across 11 district counties. The 7:30 p.m. session at Mansfield High School invites county officials, mayors, engineers, auditors, and township trustees to discuss road financing, maintenance, safety, and traffic matters. Eleven additional meetings will follow in Toledo Cleveland Lima Dayton Cincinnati Ravenna Steubenville Newark Marionia Portsmouth and Columbus during July and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Mansfield
Ohio Survey Committee
Highway Department
Erie
Huron
Crawford
Marion
Morrow
Richland
Ashland
Medina
Warne
Holmes
Toledo
Cleveland
Lima
Dayton
Cincinnati
Ravenna
Steubenville
Newark
Mariania
Portsmouth
Columbus
Wife Held Prisoner Years, She Says
A 48 year old Philadelphia woman weighing 38 pounds said she was held prisoner in her home for five years because her husband forbade cooking. William Van Cleve and his sister Catherine were charged with false imprisonment. the woman reportedly had been confined since May 1 and in prior homes in Holmesburg. She said she was denied meals, sometimes given only bread and water, rescued by neighbors who notified police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William van Cleve
Catherine van Cleve
van Cleve
Holmesburg
Goodrich Trial Opens in Detroit Murder Case
A jury of eight men and four women is sworn for the murder trial of Merton Ward Goodrich, accused of killing 11 year old Lillian Gallaher. Prosecutor Duncan McCrea pledges to prove the murder, as Goodrich’s attorney seeks Monday postponement for medical testimony from two psychiatrists. Prosecution and defense present witnesses including Lillian Gallaher’s aunt Lillian Leduc, and coroner’s physician Edmund Koblord, detailing the post mortem and identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Merton Ward Goodrich
Lillian Gallaher
Goodrich
Henry 8
Sweeney
Harry C. Hanley
Hanley
David Clark
Thomas C. Starrs
Duncan €. McCrea
Lillian
Clayton Gallaher
Edmund J. Koblord
Social Security Program Heads to House Vote
The administration seeks to remove the Clark amendment from the social security bill during today’s House session. The measure unites old age pensions unemployment insurance and child welfare features and will go to the White House once the amendment dispute is settled. The Clark amendment would allow private pension systems under federal approval and tax avoidance, risking elderly discrimination. The bill was approved by the House two months ago and by the Senate a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
White House
Clergyman Halts Baptism Over Puppy Question
A church ceremony stops when the clergyman asks the puppy's owner to acknowledge paternity. The exchange begins with the standard baptismal formula and the clergyman holds up the puppy, but the moment ends the rite as the father question is posed.
Oberlin 4-H Health Day selects county winners
In Oberlin Ohio on July 17 4 H club members age fifteen and older competed in Health Day. County Health Commissioner Dr F R Dew supervised preliminary exams from two hundred entrants. Senior division winners advance to the Ohio State Fair in Columbus with first and second places. Junior winners tied to age cannot advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Lorain County
F. R. Dew
Columbus
Dew
Tuirses
Club Meets Friday At South Amherst
South Amherst at the Congregational church where dinner will be served by the ladies of the church. The meeting of the village council, held Friday evening at 8:09 to allow members to attend the Amherst Business Men's dinner. BRIEFS The Past Noble Grand Circle of the Vine Rebekah Lodge will meet Thursday, July 18, with Mrs. J. Rudekoff, 61 North Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Congregational Church
Amherst
Grand Circle of the Vine Rebekah Lodge
J. Rudekoff
North Pleasant Street
Bila Pope
East College
Oberlin Business Men’s Street
Painesville
Oberlin College Graduate Dies In Car Crash
Word has been received of the death of Miss Ruth L. Wake, class of 1937, Oberlin College, from an automobile accident last week. Miss Helen M. Lovenguth, Oberlin graduate, was seriously injured. Both residents of Sherrill, New York.
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Ruth L. Wake
Oberlin College
Helen M. Lovenguth
Sherriman
N, Y
Plane Pilot Saves Parachute Jumper in Red Star Tale
MOSCOW July 17 The Red Star tells of Aviator Arestov who saved parachutist Semonov during a jump from his plane Semonov failed to open his parachute properly and rode the tail Arestov performed a bucking maneuver then landed to guide Semonov down safely endangering neither.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Army
Red Star
Arestov
Semonov
Atestov
Semehov
Elks National Convention Parade Prep Leads Ohio Event
Columbus hosts the Elks Lodge national convention with band contests drum corps and drill teams on the program Memorial services honored departed members Judi James Hallinan New York City elected Grand Exalted Ruler to attend a ball tonight Lorain Ohio ladies drill team to exhibit A 10 000 Elks parade is set for Thursday as the convention continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
the Elms' Lodge
Judi James T. Hallinan
New York City
Lorain
Ohio
Elks
Davey Denies Changing Mind On Appointment
Governor Davey denied reports he reversed his decision to appoint Harry Silver of Columbus to the Board of Paroles effective August 1. He said Silver’s status as a member designate remains unchanged since the announcement last week. Silver, former finance director under Governor Myers Copper, fills a Republican vacancy created by Prenties Reeves term expiration in Columbus.
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Columbus
Davey
Harry Silver
Board of Paroles
Silver
Myers ¥. Copper
Prenties Reeves
Sandusky Receives Loan For County Courthouse Remodeling
Public Works Administrator Harold L. Ickes announced loans totaling 6,173,000 from old PWA funds to finance 37 non federal construction projects. Each had previously received grants from the new work relief fund. The loans include Sandusky Ohio for remodeling the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Works
Harold L. Ickes
PWA
Sandusky Ohio
Death Record Mrs Margaret Sharpe 72 Avon Ohio
Mrs Margaret Sharpe 72 of Avon Ohio died at 10:00 this morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital where she had been admitted yesterday. Edward Lindhurst Cleveland undertaker took charge of the body and will arrange funeral rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sharpe
Avon
Ohio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Edward Lindhurst
Cleveland
Farmers Picnic Draws 1500 At Oberlin Park
Four-H Club advisors' recognition program at Oberlin will be followed by a Grange and Farm Bureau baseball game and contests such as balloon blowing bottle sucking rolling pin throwing and cow calling Prizes go to the woman with the largest feet the Grange with the highest attendance and the largest Farm Bureau family E H Park of Oberlin is general chairman with committees for music speakers horseshoe contest and park arrangements The picnic revived last year after a long gap with about 1500 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rake County
Oberlin
Grange
Farm Bureau
E. H. Park
Oberlin Grange
Farmere
Cleveland Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Commodities
Market notes from Cleveland indicate steady tones across produce poultry eggs and butter with minor variations. Livestock prices remain steady with cattle calves and pigs showing small adjustments and hogs trading higher on lighter weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Cleveland
Wey
Salads and Sandwich Recipes Collection
A series of old fashioned sandwich recipes from various authors unnamed. Peanut butter and jam sandwiches to tomato egg and cream cheese varieties, plus vegetable and nut fillings with detailed assembly steps and serving notes. Noted contributors include Mrs Albert Alexander Miss Irene Pier Theodora Demos and Mrs H B Cook with city addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Pier
Cleveland
City
Theodora Demos
Furnace Street
Coast Guard to Spend Over Five Million on Patrol Boats
Presidential approval was given for Coast Guard expenditures totaling 5,263,995 for patrol boats and an additional 53,800 by the Veterans Administration for construction. The action underscores federal funding to bolster shore stations and related infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coast Guard
Veterans’ Administration
Economy Decrees After War Tax Reforms in France
The article details Laval era measures: wage scales cut from 2 to 10 percent, war pensions reduced 10 percent, a 30 percent super-income tax on high earners, 25 percent munitions and war industries tax, 10 percent wake cut for state railways, stock taxes raised to 24 percent, and price cuts on bread gas electricity and coal. Landlords face mortgage rate cuts and rents below 10,000 francs are reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laval
Martin Clarifies Job History at National Tube Plant
George Martin, candidate for city auditor, says he worked ten years in the engineering department at the National Tube plant in Lorain and not in the auditing department. He asks that his actual role be credited and notes a previous attribution was in error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
George Martin
Edity
National Tube
Lorain
Demonstrations Viewed By Boys At Wellington Four-H Club
Twenty Lorain County 4 H clubs exhibited potato and vegetable growing methods at Wellington. Demonstrations covered home garden clusters, vegetable size displays, and pest and disease identification to aid boys in diagnosing potato and vegetable health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Wellington
Ohio Coast Guard stations reconstruction projects listed
The work relief division announced projects for Ohio including reconstructing Coast Guard share stations at Fairport, Lorain, and Marblehead with a total of 115,105 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Coast Guard
Fairport
Lorain
Marblehead
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Germany
Sederis Restaurant
America
Armenia
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Phone 336
Ee Ene
Castle
Healy
Castles Wall Paper & Paint
Elyrta
Canada
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
Louis Bliss
Pleasant St
Lois Cummings
East College Street
Women’s Association of the First Church
J. D. MacLaury
Phillip C. King
Topeka, Kansas
Henry GC. King
Mary Venn
Helen Hefling
The
American Library Association
Denver
Malcolm Scott
Mrs
Fred Comings of
College Place
Shelby
Harold Weiss
Mark Weiss
Sandusky
Albert Alexander
R. D
R. C. Baird
7Th Street
H. B. Cook
Kipton, C
Blue Bird Soda Grille and Restaurant
Court St
DR. Brosky
Broad Street
Elks Restaurant
East Ave
O'Donnells
Acme
O’donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
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