Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Names and Addresses
A long list of hospital admissions and discharges includes Mrs. George Opra of North Abbe rond, Marilyn Dickens of 14 Earlcourt, Irene Kish of R. D. No. 1, Mrs. James Kochis at 117 Monroe Street, Mrs. Nelson Jensen in Avon, Gail Hadaway R. D. No. 1, Mrs. Earl Walker at 313 Park Place, and many others. Discharges note infant births and patients at various Lorain and nearby addresses, including baby girls and boys at 605 Middle Ave, 572 Cleveland Street, 145 Longfellow, 1117 Middle Ave, and 115 Pine Street along with several named patients headlining the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Opra
North Abbe Rond
Marilyn Dickens
Earlcourt
Irene Kish
R. D
James Kochis
Monroe Street
Jay Kirk
Furnace Street
Nelson Jensen
Avon
Slean Ruth
Amherst
Ardith ‘Lodaunter
Lorain
Leonard Dean
Edward Brotherton
Clark Street
Gail Hadaway
Earl Walker
Park Place
Elton Reising
Grafton
Joseph Massey
LaGrange
Helen Gallo
Hayes Ave
Andrew Kirk
Detroit
Harold Mills
Avon Lake
William King
Cleveland
Ronald Sampses
Winckles Street
Walter Tomski
Middle Ave
Horace Ives
Cleveland Street
Andrew Keep
William Barnes
Longfellow
Glenn Crawford
Barbara Frederick
Marvin Katz
Todi © Street
George Hoard
Lodi Street
Milo Gibson
Clair Reynolds
Marseilles
William Bodmann
Amherst. O
Claude Moore
Pine Street
Couples Enjoy Party At Freeman Home
A group of friends gathered yesterday at Mr. and Mrs. Allie Freeman’s 43 Ninth Street residence. Mr. and Mrs. Jim How Jett, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Decker, and Mr. and Mrs. Warner Davis attended a tureen dinner followed by bingo. Prizes went to Mr. Freeman and Mrs. Howlett as the rooms were decorated with Summer flowers. The couples planned a joint vacation in Michigan soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Freeman
Ninth Street
Jim How Jett
Charles Decker
Warner Davis
Mr. Freeman
Howlett
Freeman
Michigan
Licenses Issued To Local Residents And Associates
Licenses granted to John Zimmerman 25 Bowling Green restaurant manager and Eleanor Geauman 18 Russia township. Kenneth R Futrall 26 Black River township painter and Mary Louise Renner 18 Brownhelm Township. Ronald Sampsel 33 Winckles William King Cleveland Andrew Kirk Detroit Mich Mrs Earl Walker 513 Park Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zimmerman
Bowling Green
Eleanor Geauman
Russia Township
Kenneth R. Futrall
Black River
Mary Louise Renner
Brownhelm
Ronald Sampsel
Winckles
William King
Cleveland
Andrew Kirk
Detroit
Mich
Earl Walker
Park Place
Stale Bread and Cold Meat Make Appealing Lamb Dish
EFTOVERS seldom just happen in a well managed kitchen. Extra bread and cold meat can be used to craft quick meals such as midget chicken croquettes small buttered rolls and pickles and olives. A new menu built around leftovers saves time and reduces waste.
Political fights loom over New Deal lending and relief rules
Congress debates changes to relief and public works funding, with a moderate administration plan to exempt white collar workers earning 200 dollars monthly and a Barden amendment. Senators push limits on government competition with private industry and ban political contributions by certain groups. The housing program expansion faces stiff opposition while a layoff relief rule nears final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barden
House
U. S. Housing Authority
Roosevelt
Millard T. Tydings
Tydings
John L. Lewis
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Congress
John N. Garner
Senate
Penitentiary keeps three convicts in solitary for wine theft
In Columbus on July 31 acting Warden William F. Amrine punished three anonymous Ohio penitentiary inmates in solitary confinement after discovering a gallon of raisin jack in the prison kitchen store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columpus
Ohio Penitentiary
William F. Amrine
Water drop acts as magnifier to focal sun heat
A water droplet concentrates sunlight like a magnifying glass risking skin damage. Dry arms neck face and shoulders thoroughly after each dip and apply fresh suntan oil to prevent unsightly blistering.
Britain Yields to Japan Said Not United States Fault
Boake Carter argues Britain acted soundly to appease Japan over the Tientsin issue to avoid a wider war. He criticizes European critics and emphasizes the United States should stay out of others battles, noting Congress kept America from losing its own pants in Far East affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
Britain
Japan
China
David Lawrence
Chamberlain
Germany
Europe
Ientsin
Sritsn
London
Far East
Paris
America
United
East Indies
Siam
Philippines
Wiancunkuo
Far
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Demauaree Bess
Stalin
Siberia
Tokio
Moscow
Orient
American Hemisphere
Congress
Deserted by Sam and a plan to teach a better life
Merry Clark risks her engagement to marry Sam Henderson for her parents debts. Sam hides a marriage to Fleasie Field, who attempts divorce but nearly dies after an overdose. Flossie recovers and urges Merry to let her stay to learn and become independent, while Merry contemplates roots and growth beyond Sam’s control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Clark
Johnny Norfolk
Mosas
Virginia
Johnny
Merry
Sam. Henderson
Sam
Fleasie Field
Canterbury
Flossie
Emma Pearl
Solomon
Gs Merry
Sammis
Plessie
This Isn't A Holdup Judge Tells Defendant
Judge Harry Hoffman sternly remarks this isn t a holdup while a speeding defendant raises both hands for oath. The defendant insists repeatedly as the judge corrects him and asks only for his right hand during swearing in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Harry Hoffman
Restrictions on Rabbit Hunting Are Announced
Rabbit hunters must follow a calendar set by the game conservation agency. Hunting is allowed November 8 to 11, a three day rest, then November 15 to 18, another armistice, and November 22 to 25 before final restrictions resume. A separate note records a defendant being fined ten dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Conservation
Rabbit and pheasant hunting season dates announced
The conservation commission set rabbit hunting from November 29 to January 1 with a daily limit of four and hours 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. On November 8 hunting starts before noon. Pheasants share the same dates and hours with a two-bird daily limit. Squirrels may be hunted September 25 to October 10 with a four-bird bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Commission
Poultry Judging Team Heads to Cleveland Contest
The Lorain County Poultry Judging team visits Cleveland before tomorrow’s competition at 10 AM. Members Adam Abfall Avon James Moulder and Robert Kelner La Grange form the Ohio official delegation after earning state runner-up status at Wooster amid ineligible-winner adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Cleveland
Adam Abfall
Avon
James Moulder
Robert Kelner
la Grange
United States
Ohio
Highway Patrol Aids Poultry Congress Visitors
For visitors to the Poultry Congress in Cleveland, C. M. Ferguson has secured state Highway Patrol help. Information booths line county highways into Cleveland. buses are directed to stop at booths for escorted entry to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Congress
Cleveland
C. M. Ferguson
Poultryman of
Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Home ransacked but nothing taken reported
Mr and Mrs J J Mockler of 134 Longford Avenue returned after a week away to find their home entered and ransacked with a rear door forced but nothing appears to be missing according to a police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joka J. Mockler
Longford Avenue
Luncheon Clubs Host Tour During Poultry Congress Visit
Elyria groups Kiwanis Rotary and Exchange will host visitors on a 125 mile Lake Erie tour during the Cleveland Poultry Congress. Stops include Fields Corners Methodist church corn roast, American Lace Co, Gates Hospital for Crippled Children, Oberlin College, Myron T Herrick Memorial Wellington, Bonnie Brae farm near Wellington, and Ira Starr poultry farm in Penfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elytia
Kiwanis, Rotary and
Exchange Clubs
Poultry Congress
Cleveland
Fields Corners Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Exchange Club
the Fields Church
Lake Erie
Ohio
American Lace Company
Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
Oberlin College
Myron T. Herrick
Wellington
William Murray
Ira Starr
Penfield
Arrested for Violating Police Court Order
Barry McLaughlin of 1202 Middle avenue was arrested at Middle avenue and Broad street at 7:30 P.M. yesterday by Patrolmen Edward Stankard Jr. and Corwin Burrer for violating a police court order of May 25 restricting his driving rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry McLaughlin
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Edward Stankard, Jr
Corwin Burrer
Break-in Suspected After Basment Window Entry
Officers checked a residence Wednesday night after a light was seen in the house. They reported that someone had apparently entered and departed through a basement window.
Anti American Posters Stir Tokyo Demonstration Near Embassy
July 31 Tokyo police reinforced the American embassy as anti American posters appeared with slogans targeting Britain and the United States. A demonstration was feared. 50,000 Japanese marched past the British embassy while police moved crowds and arrested several who threw banners into embassy grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Britain
America
Russia
Mainichi of
Osaka
United States
Hawaii
Elyria Suspension Notice Set by City Mayor’s Office
Elyria received a six month suspension. He is to appear before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro at 4 PM tomorrow, as stated by Capt. Corbett Southam, acting chief of police.
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Judith Wilson
Croustades
Melba
Fast Avenue
Prene
Boake
Boake Carter
Brookhouser’s
Marcel
Allen-Bernard
Century Breck
Weelworth
Our
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Bulletin
Croquignole
Ruth's
Lake Ave
Bey
Chronicle-Telegram Circulation Department
Reed
Ooh
the Chronicle
the Pemlly Mew
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