Speaker outlines formula for happiness at nursing school graduation
Dr. Clarence Tucker Craig of Oberlin College spoke at Elyria Memorial Hospital to seven M B Johnson School of Nursing graduates. He framed happiness as contentment and purpose supported by faith, urging acceptance of life’s inevitabilities and pursuit of one’s best.
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Clarence Tucker Craig
Oberlin College
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elks Hall
Craig
Falls 16 Feet After Eavestrough Breaks
Louis Fischer aged 46 of 141 Bath Street fell 16 feet from the roof while erecting a radio aerial when an eavestrough gave way. He landed on his head and was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital by Gust Kales and George Martin. Doctors said 46 stitches were needed to close the wounds.
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Louis Fischer
Bath Street
Fischer
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gust Kales
Dewey Aveniue
George Martin
Ohio Showers Tonight and Saturday Forecast
Local showers expected tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. A persistent western low pressure system affects the Plains while high pressure sits over the Northeast and Northwest. Showers and thunderstorms continue from the Rockies to the Atlantic, except for the Upper Lake Region, New York, and New England. Temperature variation remains minimal.
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Ohio
Plains States
Rockies
Atlantic
Upper Lake Region
New York
New England
Lorain County Considers One Mill Welfare Levy
County Auditor C S Kelser proposed a one mill levy for welfare to support Lorain county operations. Welfare costs at about 350000 annually eat into the general fund, leaving no balance this year. The levy would raise roughly 175000 yearly, restoring funds for normal departmental operation.
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C. S. Kelser
Lorain County
Kelser
Industrialists Meet Roosevelt on Immediate Economic Issues
Eight top business leaders from the president's advisory council dined at the White House and later met Roosevelt to discuss labor taxation legislation and regulation. The group, including Harriman Whiteside Stettinius Fogarty Conway Dunn and Biggers, sought direct access before summer recess with Hopkins arranging the session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Business Advisory Council
White House
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
W. Averill Harriman
A. D. Whiteside
E. R. Stettinius, Jr
J. F. Fogarty
Carle C. Conway
Gano Dunn
John D. Biggers_ Toledo
Two Elyrians Injured In Auto Accident
Mrs. Clyde H. Worthington and Genevieve Parks were hospitalized after a collision with a machine operated by Jacob Myers as he turned into a driveway on Grafton road. Worthington suffered head lacerations and ankle cuts, Parks had knee lacerations, and Myers sustained a fractured rib and bruises.
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Clyde H. Worthington
East Avenue
Genevieve Parks
Denison Avenue
Jacob Myers
Grafton
Grafton Road
Sheriff Department
Myers
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Worthington
Miss Parks
Shilts Named Superintendent and Matron for Lorain County Home
Orlando P. Shilts and Margery F. Shilts, both named for positions at the Lorain County Children's Home in Oberlin, will assume duties Monday but not active charge until June 16. The couple, previously employed at Markley and Brownhelm schools, respectively, will earn 125 and 75 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando P. Shilts
Amherst
Markley School
Margery F. Shilts
Brownhelm School
Lorain County
Oberlin
Baccalaureate service at First Methodist Church Elyria
A capacity crowd of 335 Elyria High graduates and parents will fill the First Methodist Church for a 7:30 p.m. baccalaureate service marking the start of the final school week. Nan Shryock will play the organ as classmates march in, with Dr. Frank L. Hicks delivering the sermon on The Secret of Victorious Living. The program includes an organ prelude, two senior choir anthems, opening prayer, offering, hymn, silent prayer, benediction, and recessional. Tickets required for early entry. seats to be filled before 7:15. The service precedes Senior Chapel, then commencement next Wednesday and Thursday, with a Friday alumni meeting to welcome graduates.
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Elyria High School
Methodist Church
Nan Shryock
Carlton Squire
Frank L. Hicks
G. A. Brown
First United Presbyterian Church
High School Alumni Association
Ohio sees beneficial rains ease drought across state
Central Ohio reports nearly an inch of rain by mid morning, three times May totals, easing extreme soil dryness. Agricultural experts from Ohio State University say the showers boost fruit crops, new orchards, potatoes, tomatoes and corn plantings, with late beans helped but oats likely doomed. Hay and pastures improve after a dry May though oats may yield little.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mid-West
Ohio State University
N. F. Childers
H. D. Brown
C. J. Willard
Department of Agronomy
Prof. Willard
Thirty Die In Kotah Magazine Explosion In India
In Allahabad on June 2 thirty people were killed when a magazine explosion at Kotah set off a blaze that collapsed a dozen houses and left many feared buried in debris. Authorities believe intense heat triggered the explosives being handled there.
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Allahabad
India
Kotah
Thetis Submarine Air Believed Sufficient For Rescue
88 men remain inside the British submarine Thetis as rescue crews aboard the Brazen Vigilant and Tug work near a lifeboat. Two men surface using Davis oxygen lungs and masks, with others believed alive and air to last until early Saturday.
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Davis
United Press
Preparedness Institute Highlights Red Cross Disaster Work
Maurice Reddy of the American Red Cross outlined a ten segment disaster relief program at the disaster preparedness institute in Elyria. He noted 60 attendees and said 3,700 chapters must be ready, citing 824 disasters with outside aid and $140 million spent since 1897.
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Maurice R. Reddy
American Red Cross
American Legion
Elyria
The
Red Cross
Reddy
Barberton
United States
National Red Cross
American Medical Association
H. C. Cheney
J. W. Leverenz
Washington
Infant son of Roosevelt daughter-in-law dies in Boston
In Boston on June 2 a premature infant born to Mrs. Anne Clark Roosevelt daughter-in-law of President and Mrs. Roosevelt died shortly after birth as announced by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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F.D.R
Boston
Anne Clark Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Assembly Ends Five Months Session
Columbus Ohio June 2 Five months after it began the 93rd General Assembly has finished its work and will adjourn sine die after skeleton bill signing today and tomorrow The session closed with passage of the relief administrative bill the 867000 Sundry Claims Bill and a civil service reform package A conference panel added a third civil service commissioner and extra protections for classified workers The House approved Senate amendments to the administration old age pension bill with conditions on state and federal grants Democrats critiqued the pension provisions Governor Bricker politics were involved as the House rebuffed two bills and approved a publicity commission bill with a 20000 spending limit The record notes the adjournment is scheduled for June 14 and mentions an upcoming Blooming Green House ad for plant sales.
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Columbus
93Rd General Assembly
Civil Service Reform
Civil Service Commission
House
Senate
Bricker
Tappings Grow Faint as Thetis Tragedy Deepens
The Thetis submarine off the North Wales coast failed to resurface, 88 men trapped inside as fainter signals and receding tides dimmed hopes of a rescue. The crew included 62 British sailors and 30 civilian technicians from Birkenhead. four earlier emerged using automatic lungs. Rescue efforts intensified with ships converging on the Irish Sea.
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Triad
Birkenhead
England
Liverpool
Eng
U.P
Irish Sea
North Wales
Admiralty
Mersey
Cammerlaird Shipbuilding Company
Boy Suffers Leg Fracture In Car Accident
Enriqul Ramirez a 12 year old boy of 1832 East 28th street Lorain is in critical condition at Amherst Hospital after a car driven by his father Max Ramirez 39 lost control on Telegraph road at Howe Hill Birmingham. The vehicle struck 70 feet of guard rail and ended with its wheels in the air. Max Ramirez suffered minor lacerations while another passenger Jesus Sandova escaped injury.
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Enriqul Ramirez
East 28Th Street
Lorain
Amherst Hospital
Max
Telegraph Road
Howe's Hill
Birmingham
Jesus Sandova
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R. D. Leitch
L. B. Berger
Acme Telephoto
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Shilts
State Civil Service Commission
Nabakowski
Payne, Ohio
Miami University
Bowling Green
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Congregational Church
Carlisle Township
Brownhelm
Meth
Thetis
Brazen
Vigilant
Carek’s
Broad Street
Boy
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