Council Backing housing bill wins party line support
Democratic council members William G. Smith and Frank Henke led seven Republican colleagues to pass a resolution urging Congress to adopt the Wagner-Eltenbogen housing bill. The measure would expand low cost housing financing, raise the appropriation from 51 to 100 million dollars, and boost Elyria's industrial growth. An Elyria Central Labor Organization request preceded the vote with Alva Kemp endorsing the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Council
William G. Smith
Frank Henke
Counci
Congress
Henke
Elyria
Council
Anca Kennedy
Proposed Barber Shop Ordinance Is Questioned
The Elyria council debated an ordinance to license barber shops in Blyrne with a $2 annual fee and set hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m daily except holidays. It would close Wednesday noon in summer and bar shops from opening before 9 a.m. It faced questions on health relevance and impact on small, evening customers. Barber William Kreeger opposed, saying it would hurt working men and inconvenience patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blyrne
Arma Hirensetr
Knox
X. Black
Elyria
Ed Notley
William Kreeger
Expo speaker Ambrose J. Wrrick to address Kiwanis group
Ambrose J. Wrrick, speaker for the Great Lakes Exposition opening June 27 in Cleveland, will outline exposition plans at the Elrria Kiwanis Club meeting at Hotel Newell on Thursday. He has addressed over 600 business and professional groups and numerous faculties nationwide, and is renowned as a singer with world tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose J. Wrrick
Cleveland
Elrria Kiwanis Club
Newell Thursda
Two Convicted Of Petit Larceny In City Court
Mayor Don A. Laird today imposed fines of ten dollars and costs and ten days in jail on Elizabeth Miller of 9753 Elyria Avenue and Mrs Eva Edwards of 126 Park View Court for petit larceny involving cloth, thread and other articles from Grant Store, Eirris Dry Goods and 5 and 10 Kresge Company. Edwards sentence was suspended on good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don A. Laird
Elizabeth Miller
Elyria Avenue
Lora
Eva Edwards
Parkview Court
Edwards
Grant
Eirris Dry Goods Company
5. &. Kresge Company
Two Taken Back To Prison Farm
Guards at London prison farm recaptured Steve O Leary a 33 year old Cleveland robber who escaped Saturday and Wilbur Riles 29 of Zanesville a parolees wanted as part of a trio. Oberlin police assisted as Ohio State Highway Patrol helped bring them to county jail after a suspected intoxicated driver led officers to Oberlin early yesterday.
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London
Steve O'Leary
Cleveland
Wilbur Riles
Zanesville
Qberlin
Ebert Mertz
Charles Cameron
Penny
Oberlin
Sacred Heart Extends Winning Run To Eleven
Sacred Heart church team stretched its winning streak to eleven games by defeating Rothgery Motors of Graf ton last night at Roosevelt. Hank Ernest earned the win in his first start of the season as Sacred Heart bunched runs in the fifth inning to seal the victory. The Rothgerys and Sacred Heart combined for a tight game with key hits and solid pitching from Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Rothgery Motors
Grafj Ast
Roosevelt
Hank Ernest
Aagerd Heart
Rotheery Waters
Rotherys Sacred Heart
Rotherys Sacred Heart .— Rotheery Three- Hore fans = Simble dlav— Pal Rases
Walker
Ernest
Chev
Dadsi
H. Wa Aesaut
Vober Fries i
Play at Jefferson sparks night game between Electro Alloys and J and I Barbers
Tonight at 6 15 p m the Electro Alloys meet J and I Barbers at the Jefferson diamond in a slated game. All players are asked to take notice. Also a teaser: The Revens Sea Food road team of Cleveland seeks Class A Lorain County games and invites interested managers to contact Stan O at 318 Church Avenue, Cleveland, or call 4346.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson the Electro Alloys
J and i Barbers
Jefferson Diamond
Cleveland
Lorain County
Stan O
Church Avenue
Oberlin College Commencement Week Schedule Update
Oberlin College announces a full week of commencement events from Friday to Tuesday. Highlights include the Graduating Concerts in Warner Concert Hall, The Merchant of Venice at Finney Chapel, Alumni meetings, Pi Kappa Lambda luncheon, Baccalaureate Service at Finney Chapel, Campus Pageants, and Commencement Exercises led by John Erskine with degrees conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Concert Hall
Dramatic Association
Finney Chapel
Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
Wilkins
Pi Kappa Lambda Society
Oberlin Inn
Finzery Chapel
Feld
Conservatory
Merchant of Vendy Chapel
Bay
Finney Chapsi
Dez Huston, PD
United Church of Hyde Park
Chicago
Finner Chapel
Board of Trustees
Daisy Chain
Memorial Arch
Rec Hall
Music In Education
John Erskine
Juiliard School of Music
New York City
Court battle over wage laws hints at constitutional shift
A minority opinion by Justice Harlan Lions and a sharp critique by Justice Stone challenge the Wagner Labor Disputes Act. The lineup mirrors 1923, suggesting possible changes to federal wage authority and prompting questions about political alignments and constitutional principles. The New York wage ruling could influence seven states with similar laws amid expanding industrial tensions, while long time debates over employment contracts surface in the court’s reasoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saaanven
Roosevelt
Harlan Lions
Congress
Stone
Joe Bindler
Charles Eve Hughes
Benjamin Coza
Louis Bran Stone
District of Columbia
New York
Owen J. Roberts
Butler
George Sutherland
James C. McReynolds
Willis Vandevanter
Students Exhibit Art at the Oberlin Art Museum
Twenty-six students from Wednesday and Friday classes exhibit drawings paintings and egg decorations under Mrs Ernestine Evans at the Oberlin Art Museum through June. Exhibitors include John Hantley Florence Jakus Robert Kutscher Neaux Allan Coco Owens Virginia Enis Court Douglass Rogers Clair dail Glenn Clapp Jimmie Will Steven Wall Jane White Joseena Kaufmann Marr Alice Utterback Joan Durand Helen Laxar Hobe Haat David Lancashir Scott Benson Tucker Alles bert Helen Wesse Woodrest Jean Porter Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors
Art Museum
Ernestine Evans
Art Mus
John Hantley
Florence Jakus
Robert Kutscher
Ineaux
Allan Coco Owens
Virginia Enis Court
Douglass Rogers
Clair Dail
Glenn Clapp
Jimmie Will
Steven Wall
Jane
Court sessions highlighted by four months vacation note
Justices outlined trial voting areas across Ohio Connecticut Illinois Massachusetts New Hampshire New Jersey and Rhode Island after yesterday's session they adjourned for a four months' vacation. The last two sessions of the court may be among the most important in the court's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Connecticut
Dlinois
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Rhode Island
June First Cupid Day In This County 1926
Lorain County license bureau clerks in the Probate Court office had their busiest day in years as 14 marriage license applications were filed yesterday. Couples listed include Michael Simon and Mary Hrajec of Lorain, Vernon Heath and Elisea Pember of Elyria, Frank Mister and Catherine Brodke of Lorain, J Harald Edgar Warner and Frances Margaret Dodd of Sheffield Township, Donald Robinson and Thelma Strecher of Elyria, Ralph Warren and Marguerite Weber of Wellington, Nick Canjar and Helen Horcoreb of Lorain, Lyle Preston and Heatrice Devereaux of Penfield Township, Gilbert Heginbotham and Rose Kosik of Carlisle, Richard Lewis of Lorain and Estella Sergan of the Lorain post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Lorain
Cau
Michael Simon
Mary Hrajec
Vernon Heath
Elisia
Marie Pember
Elyria
Frank Mister Lorain
Catherine Brodke
J. Harald Edgar Warner
Frances Margaret Dodd
Sheffield
Donald Robinson
Helen Horcoreb
Lyle Preston
Penfield Township
Heatrice Devereaux
Gilbert Heginbotham
Elyria Bakery
Rose Kosik
Carlisle
Richard Lewis
Emplore
Estella Sergan
Trimmer
Four Lorain County Schools Seek Vocational Agriculture Depart ments
Brownhelm Henrietta Ripton and Brighton schools in Lorain County pursue vocational agriculture under Smith Hughes law. Superintendent C A Gibbens says all four plan applications though few may be approved this year. Wellington and Oberlin already have programs with support from the state. shared teaching could reduce costs to about $500 per school annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Smith-Hughes
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Ripton
Brighton
C. A. Gibbens
Capunty
County Board of Education
Gibbens
Wellington High School
Earview High
Gibbeng
Clearview
Oberlin High School
Howe
Gibbons
Building Permits Issued For Perry and Others
Several building permits were issued today by Building Inspector Hart Dickason. R D Perry Jr at 225 Ohio Street gains a sunroom fireplace outdoors dimmer and two rear porches in a $2000 addition. Other permits go to Ethel Farakas 114 West River Street for a garage Edward Maltare r 158 Bell Avenue for shingling at a home and Mrs Menzie 112 Garvin Avenue for shingling at $390.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Perry, Jr
Ohio Street
Hart Dickason
Ethel Farakas
West River Street
Edward Malterer
Bel! Avenue
Menzie
Garvin Avenuue
Death notices from MES and nearby towns
MES. Fannie Gildes dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital after brief illness. Body to Taylor Funeral Home. funeral arrangements to be announced. Survived by one son Ted Gilder. Louis W. Dill Wakeman dies at home on Carrymore Road age about 60. Former Wakeman resident and member of Masonic organizations. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 PM from maternal home. Reverend Eastman officiating. Wakeman Cemetery. Survived by widow Mary E. Dill and sister Etta Minor Poth. Norwalk Ralph Fra Bartow, aged 76, farmer near Norwalk, dies after several months illness. Survived by wife See Gaughters and four sons plus grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 PM at Rawle Funeral Home Milan. burial in Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Gilder
Temple Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ooea
Taylor Funeral Home
Ted Gilder
Louis W. Dill Wakeman
Louis W. Dill
Cleveland Tlaminating Co
Carrymore Road
Fevelanu
Wakeman
Mary E. Dhl
F.E. Eastman
Wakeman Cemetery
Dill
Mary E. Dill
Etta Minor Poth
Cleveland
Norwalk
Ralph Fra Bartow
A. C Miller
Oakwood Street
Elyria
Rawle
Milan
Senate finance clash over budget compromise bill
The minority report attacks the measure as forced by the President to protect his pride in his budget balancing while the majority hopes to wrap debate in two days. Senators Black La Follette and King clash over tax evasion, corporate taxes, and a proposed 3 percent increase in the compromise bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minority
Congress
William H. King
Utah
Finance Committee
Hugo L. Black
Aia
Robert M. LaFollette
Wis
Black
Senate
Court Proceedings and Civil Actions Filed in Lorain County
Dr A Cook faces driving while intoxicated charges with sentencing deferred after arrest on Route 37 Aug 76. Charles Yohr and Day stam cases lead to arraignments before Judge D. 4 Cove. Divorce suits involve Marion Williams Lorain and Maria Cherubini in gross neglect cases. Foreclosures filed by The Cleveland Trust Company against several Lorain defendants including Mate Hramer and John Perisi. The Independence Bank reports additional suits and property foreclosures in Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Reerry
Peter
Dr. A. Cook
Stensky
Tester
Cleveland Trust Company
Mate Hramer
Lorain
A Schenker
Elyria
John Perisi
Katonah
Howard Hicks
Marr McHugh
Democratic and Republican governor nominating races tighten
Returns from Iowa precincts show Kraschel leading for the Democratic nomination for governor with 38,964 to Mitchell 23,221 while Wilson holds 58,227 to Grimes 42 for the Republican nomination. Democrats instruct for Roosevelt. Republicans uninstructed. A 7 percent tax on undivided profits and higher surtaxes could raise substantial new revenue, with a key conference expected to resolve House stance on reform levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaver Herring
Utterback
Boris Kraschell
Supreme Court
Richard Mitchell
Kraschel
Michell
George Wilson
Des Moines
James M. Grimes
Wilson
Grimes
Dickinson
Roosevelt
Cleveland market snapshot shows steady demand across produce and livestock
The report outlines steady markets in Cleveland for produce and livestock with mixed prices. Poultry prices hold firm for hens and broilers, while potatoes and butter show modest activity. cattle, calves, sheep, and lambs display varied but largely steady levels amid light demand signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Broilers
Scotters Colered
South Bal
Californi
Heart Attack Fatal To Cyrus McCormick
Cyrus H. McCormick, longtime chairman of International Harvester, died at his Lake Forest home after a heart attack suffered the previous day. Police report a collision at 92 Broad Street and Middle Avenue involved two cars driven by Richard Cromling of 247 George Street and Mrs Frank Brandt of 296 Marseilles Avenue. The obituary notes his influence in industry and the era’s Napoleonic idolatry in Germany before World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Forest. I
e—Cyrus H. McCormick
Reed
International Harvester Company
Richardd Cromling
George Street
Frank Brandt
Marseilies Avenue
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Germany
Y Indus Club to Elect Officers This Evening
New officers of the Y Indus Club will be elected and installed at the final regular meeting of the year. Plans for next summer activities and events such as parties will be discussed at the MCA venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
M.C. A
Peenteser
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Council On
Blue Bird
Court Street
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
My Grade Dry Cleaners
Sacred Heart
Oberlin Colege
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inx
David Cowles
Cleveland Law Ea Ment Department
Chis
Cowlss
Airs. Damon
Lakeside
Robert Wright
Lena Rowe
Florida
Fatrer
Ronald Stillman
Wright
Harold Archer
Mensfield
O. A. Stanfield
This
Fannie Gildes
Masonic Temple
Charles Yohr
Daystam
D. 4 Cove
Marion
Wiliams
Maria Cherubini
Matteo
In Savings and Loan Company
Harry H. Wise
Ee Ehesaenewe
White House
House
Cleveland Livestock
Jesus Tiaa
Haifares
Petro Ee Ae
Kenwat
Plymouth and
Wuck Brokers
Leghorn
Pie
United States Des of Agriculture
Enal
Minnesota
Farley
Cyrus McCormick
Autios
I'Y-Indus Club
Pierre BR. Smith
Elyria Savings Bank
Etersie
Asreetos
Sibley & Sprague Telephone
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Western Reserve
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Conra Street
Broad ST
HAM Bologna
Hughes
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