Scouts Return From Jamboree At Marietta
Firelands Area Council contingent joined 1 100 Region Four scouts at the Old Trails Jamboree in Marietta. They toured historic sites, attended parades and pageants, and gathered with Dr James E West. On return, they visited Hocking County State Forest Park and Ash Cave, then Columbus Zoo.
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Firelands Area
Marietta
Samce
Region
Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Tennessee
Washington County Fair Grounds
Obama
James E. West
Dr. West
John Salisbury
Sidney Olson
Richard Parder
Lorain
Firelands
Thomas G. Allen
Richard L. Newcomb
Vernon Wiles
Jack Templeton
Oberlin
Rev. E. Eastman
Wakeman
F. R. Dew
Death Record of Mrs Catherine Mhurpay in Elyria
Mrs Catherine Mhurpay wife of Patrick Murphy of 316 West Street died at Elyma Memorial Hospital July 19 at 12 25 am after an illness of ten days. She was born in County Galway Ireland May 2 1470 and came to Elyma from Oberlin thirty one years ago and came to the United States fifty years ago. She was a member of St Agnes Church. She leaves her husband two sons Francis at home Thomas and a daughter Mrs Harry Young both of Elyria. Another son James preceded her in death two years ago. She is survived by a granddaughter three sisters Mrs Mary Crane of Seattle Washington Mrs Ellen Dillon Bridget Crehan two brothers Patrick and Michael Crehan in Ireland. The body will be removed to night from the Bilmer Funeral Home to the home of her daughter Mrs Harry Young 134 Riverside Court where funeral services will be held Friday morning at nine o clock and from St Marys Church at 9 30 with Solemn High Mass. Reverend Teo Brissel will officiate and burial will be in St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mhurpay
Patrick Murphy
West Street
Elyma Memorial Hospital
County Galway
Ireland
Elyma
Oberlin
United States
St. Agnes Church
Francis
Thomas
Harry Young
Elyria
James
Mary Crane
Seattle
Washington
Ellen Dillon
Bridget Crehan
Patrick
Michael Crehan
Bilmer Funeral Home
Riverside Court
Téo Brissel
St Mary's Cemetery
Award Contract For Printing Tax Bills In Lorain County
County commissioners awarded the printing of 108000 tax bills and duplicates to Ohio Service Printing Company of Lorain on a low bid of 730 dollars. Eight bids were submitted from six firms. Reynolds and Reynolds offered 596 dollars as an alternate not meeting specifications, so was not accepted. Regular bids ranged from 730 to 1217 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Service Printing Company
Lorain
Reynolds and Reynolds Company
Ohio Labor Federation Rates Candidates On Labor Records
The Ohio Federation of Labor graded gubernatorial candidate Gov. Martin L. Davey higher on labor issues than Democrat Charles Sawyer or Republican nominee hopeful John W. Bricker. AFL units denied an endorsement but called the action significant amid Sawyer gains from the Non-Partisan League. The report also rated other candidates, with Taft’s record “fair” and Day’s “good,” while Bulkler and White received milder appraisals. Governor Davey and Law opened the week with intensive campaigning.
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United Press
Martin L. Davey
Ohw Federation of Labor
Charles Sawyer
John W. Bricker
American Federation of Labor Unit
Sawyer
Labor
League
Committee For Industrial Organization
Donnelly
L. L. Marshall
Euclid
Marshall
Ohio General Assembly
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Arthur H. Day
Cleveland
Taft
Ohio Senate
Day
George White
Marietta
Ignor
Robert J. Bulkler
Davey
Law
John L. Lewis
CIO
Mt. Vernon
Paul M. Herbert
Columbus
Sidney
White
Bulkley
Judge Day
Beai
Ohio
Youngstown
Toledo
Market Report Notes Gold Demand and Commodities Rally
Continued coverage reports Chrysler moving 3,000 shares after U S Steel trades, gains of 137 at 70,872, and brisk turnover. Metals show strength with strong aviation and rubber demand. profit taking eases prices before noon. London gold bids mirror demand with Czech orders. New York Fed says Japan exported 3.8 million in gold, total 84.3 million since Feb 24 and 329.4 million since March 8, 1937, plus a 126 thousand gold consignment from Australia.
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Chrysler
U. S. Steel
London
Czechoslovakia
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Japan
Australia
Jewelry auction ordinance imposes 125 daily fee
The council debated a jewelry auction ordinance setting a 125 a day fee with 14 to be paid to an auction inspector. In a four to four vote, trustees moved to suspend rules to avoid re-reading the lengthy text, while postponing immediate passage of the gas franchise ordinance granting Ohio Fuel Gas Company a ten year franchise as the current term expires in December.
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Guuna
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Harvey Cheney
Escape Sealed Inmate Break From Ohio Prison Yard
Dec. 7, 1936 saw a jailbreak involving inmates Staup and Menges at a Cleveland, Ohio facility. They lured guards, seized their keys, and fled past death row before being subdued while attempting to cut a screen. Accomplices included Joseph Filkowski, Frank Benszowski, LeRoy Keith, and notable prior sentences spanned multiple states and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeewencaes
Tage One
Nenedevewenbessanaecareseunecungsaee Peson
Joseph Filkowski
Cleveland Kunman
Frank Benszowski
LeRoy Keith
Staup
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
U. S. Reformatory
Chillicothe
Leavenworth
Kansas
Lima
Asset County
Menges
Daniel Sauders
Hamilton County
Indiana Boys’ School
Indiana
Bloodshed in Canton blamed on breakdown of order
Republic Steel vice president Charles M. White testified before the Senate Civil Liberties Committee that rioting at Berger Manufacturing Co in Canton Ohio in 1935 stemmed from a total breakdown of law and order. He cited eye witness accounts of injuries and emphasized police failure to protect property during the strike. White urged measures to restore peace and resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Steel Executive
Canton
Washington
Charles M. White
Republic Steel Corn
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Berger Manufacturing Co
White
Republic
LaFolletx
Smith
Darrell Smith
LaFollette
Herbert Blazer
Nist
State Officials Enter Pleas Of Not Guilty
Nine of eleven state officials indicted last week on charges of soliciting campaign contributions from state civil service employees pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Common Pleas Judge Henry L. Scarlett. Two others, Charles H. Hubbell and Louis Lieb, were reported out of the city or granted continuances and likely facing arraignment next Monday. The pleas were entered by Jesse Gilbert, J. R. Burkey, Frank C. Hahn, Milton P. Hain, Miss Gertrude Fortune, and others in the agency.
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Columbus
Daven
State Civil Service
Common Pleas
Henry L. Scarlett
Charles H. Hubbell
Cleveland
Unemployment Compensation Department
Louis Lieb
State Employment Service
Jesse Gilbert
J. R. Burkey
Buréau of Bridges
Highway Department
Frank C. Hahn
Milton P. Hain
Miss Gertrude Fortune
Toledo Market Prices and Grain Elevator Quotations
Market data from Toledo shows grain quotations for wheat corn oats rye and flour by the bushel and barrel. Elevators report prices for hay straw cattle and live poultry including Virginia White potatoes and Maryland gobblers with varied regional figures and bids.
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Toledo
Sheers Levator Co
Monetana
Reed
Timothy
Leghorn
Leghuen
Virginia
California
Ohio
Maryland
Corrigan Wins Life Membership In Liar's Club
Corrigan receives life membership in the Liars Club after a daring tale about a flight from New York to Los Angeles. Liars Club President O C Hulett praised his storytelling and awarded the honor at the club gathering in Burlington Wis.
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Corrigan
Liar’s Club
Burlingpon
Wis
Drynoglas
Cucrigan
Dubba Bewlat
Gs Nists
Batt
Barbra
O. C. Hulett
Aciaahion
Movies Beckon Corrigan in Hollywood Test Offer
Hollywood reports July 1 that the movies beckon to Douglas Corrigan as Hal Roach Studios invited him to take a film test in Dublin before returning to the United States. The note hints at a potential screen career for the famed pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Corrigan
Hollywood
Hal Roach Suudio
Dublin
United States
Corrigan’s Atlantic Flight Sparks Mixed Aviation Talk
Denis Mulligan and two Irish colleagues hailed the crossing as a bold stunt and a warning against glamour in flight. Mulligan warned Corrigan’s act offered no scientific advance yet expressed hopes he would return to aid safer, more profitable aviation in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denis Mulligan
Bureau of Air Commerce
Corrigan
Courrigan
Mulligan
Death of Queen Marie Shocks Roumania Nobles in Mourning Scene
Seepen scene AUMBELE reports the royal death with Crown Prince Nicholas barred from bringing his wife. Carol refuses to allow Helen to attend the funeral from Florence. Mourning declared as the national standard is lowered. Marie's will dictates purple mourning and heart preserved in a silver urn at Baleric Castle overlooking the Black Sea.
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Nicholas
Nicholas Brana
Roumania
Carol
Italy
Helen
Florence
Chateau Peleshor
Marie
Baleric
Black Sea
Flying high above the clouds at Roosevelt Field
A pilot recalls 29 hours of dull flights with a reliable engine, climbing to 6,000 feet above cloud cover that stretched toward Europe. He expresses joy in sunlit skies, singing, and gratitude for the old aircraft's endurance during a journey filled with calm and contemplation. He notes the night as darkness falls while the engine continues to purr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Field
Europe
Lindbergh
Court actions include divorces and injunctions in Lorain area
Lorain County finance company won $825 from George and Gene Llewellyn on a cognovit note in common pleas court records. Elizabeth Nemeth filed for divorce from John Nemeth, citing neglect and cruelty after nine years of marriage. Carrie DuBray sued the Ohio Industrial Commission after her husband L F DuBray died from a work injury in 1931, claiming the death caused by the injury. Lorain County Fish and Game Association received a permanent injunction blocking Veronica Gerensser from interfering with a driveway to their wooded park in Amherst Township, with costs split. Catherine Grace Brown sought divorce from George Herman Brown on desertion and neglect. Edna Pritchard filed for divorce from George Pritchard on neglect and cruelty. name restoration requested for Edna Ander Sone. William Szigo of Lorain fined $100 on a charge of striking an officer. $50 suspended. incident linked to a Boghtun dance hall arrest with Andrew Mychalshik, 20, of Surajo, and deputies on duty.
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Lorain
L. F. DuBray
Troxel Company
Common Pleas Court
Carrie DuBray
Ohio Industrial Commission
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Veronica Gerensser
North Ridge Road
Amherst Township
Common Pleas
C. R. Sargent
Ashtabula
William Szigo
Preston J. Coon
Ata Boghtun
Andrew Mychalshik
Suraj
Emil Kubishke
Michael Bulzomi
Mychalshik
Parole Board sets 41 prisoners to be released
The Ohio Parole Board reports that 41 inmates, including the Allessi twins Andy J. and Tony Jr., are granted paroles, with the release date and names listed among other cases. A court note mentions campaign mailings by Attorney General Herbert Duffy causing political concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy J
Tony Jr
Allessi Twins
Ohio Parole Board
Columbus
City Awards Pipe Contracts for WPA Projects
The city board of control awarded contracts for 1600 feet of 30 inch reinforced concrete pipe at 1.90 a foot to West Side Lumber and Coal. An 1300 feet of 18 inch plain pipe was split between Inter City Coal and Supply and Murbach Coal and Supply at 0.55 per foot. Work on Prospect street and Abbe road projects is set to start within two weeks and this Thursday respectively.
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Abbe Road
Prospect Street
City Board of Control
Joseph Q. Petro Widh
Faxon
West Side Lumber and Coal Company
Inter City Coal and Supply Company
Murbach , Coal and Supply Company
WPA
Entire Play Will Be Given Outdoors In Elyria
The final tests of staging and lighting for the comedy Biss Steps Out were held last night. The production uses photographic lights instead of flood lights and will be performed Friday night in the Kareens at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Cole. A group of young Church of Christ players present the show directed by Elaine Cole, Kent State University dramatic student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biss
Ralph Cole
Church of Christ
Elyria
Elaine Cole
Kent State University
Boy with broken arm treated at Elyria hospital
Kenneth Fesler aged 13 of 231 Erie street broke his arm while playing Sunday afternoon after leaping over a hedge before home. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital where the arm was set and cast. A recent X ray shows the break healing well, reported by his mother Mrs. Carl Fesler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Fesler
Erie Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chronicle-Telegram
Carl Fesler
Oberlin Bride Is wed to Alyah E Walker in Oberlin
Miss Elene Elizabeth Scott daughter of Lyman Scott of Margary street became the bride of Alyah E Walker son of Mr and Mrs Walter Walker in a Fairchild Chapel ceremony at 2 30 Sunday afternoon Reverend William South officiated The bride wore a white marquisette gown and carried white roses and gardenias The groom was attended by Richard McKee and ushers Kenneth Gibson and Brindt Batley The reception followed at the bride’s father’s home with about 100 guests from Cleveland Canton St Petersburg Florida Elyria Lorain Wakeman and Lapier They left for a two week motor trip and will reside at 21 Morgan street
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Oberlin
Elene Elizabeth Scott
Lyman FL Scott
Margary Street
Alyah E. Walker
Walter Walker
Fairchild Chapel
William South
Elm Street
Bruce Davis
Patricia Scott
Richard McKee
Gleherlin
Kenneth Gibson
Cupp
Brindt Batley
Wakeman
Mrs Walker
Broom
Cleveland
Canton
St. Petersburg
Florida
Elyria
Lorain
Lapier
Michigan
Morgan Street
Shaker Heights High School
Kent University
Vincent
Walker
Oberlin High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin Hardware Company
Brady Slater Wedding Is Sunday Event
The marriage of Miss Marjorie Brady daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Brady of 150 Elim Street and Harlan A Slater son of Mr and Mrs Harry J Slater of 145 Hollywood Avenue was solemnized.
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Brady-Slater
Marjorie, Brady
James A. Brady
Elim Street
Harlan A. Slater
Harry J. Slater
Hollywood Avenue
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Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
City Cab Co
al Brown
Ohio Federation of Labor
Sevenertones
Carl
Kam Avenue
King
Russell Ryshire
Adishre
Skiperintendent
Charities
William Alexander
Nora Halter
Conservation Division
Edgar Brill
Arnold Reiher
Islem Statistics
Department of Industrial Relations
Toledo Ghaes
Clevedane Lises Rock Gattle
Thierry Steers
Nedinn
Tod
Steads
Ehowe
Common Sane
Sheila
Motor Car Loan CO
Court Street
Western Reserve Finance
Keesemes
Avianion
Aumbele
Elizabeth Nemeth
Lorgin
John Nemeth
Catherine Grace Brown
George Hereman Brown
Ft Austin
Mich
Edna Pritchard
George Pritchard
Herbert Duffy
Howard R. Butter
G. J. O'Connor
13Th St
Broad Street
Temple CT
Temple Court
Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevanger
First Methodist Church
Lee Whiteman
Myron Werner
Office of Art Missions
Oberlin College
Freem
Oberhin High School
Cdrpenter
North
Professor Street
Saadig Doolap
Oberhn
Ralph McGinnis
van Wert. Olin
C. B. Sheplin
Ravenna
Ohi
Sigvard
Methodict
Cletus Brermacher
Oberin
Ralph Dunelap, Jr
Yeouna
van Wert
Oberlin Briefs
HW. Ho Lachtwardt
155 Elm Street
New York
Rin de Danewy
Brad
Lichtwardt
International ¥. MC
Wilbur Ward
Allevan
North Professor Street
Chivener Sage
Fhea
F. J. Yenmans
Jamerson
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Leslie Huntley
East
George A. Huntley
King Street
Montana
Singapore
Shanghai
China
Fanny O'Neill Kell
College Place
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