Summer Bible School marks 14th session at First Baptist
The Summer Bible School at First Baptist Church will run June 13 to 24 with 10 grades from Kindergarten to Grade 9. Mrs. Guy Byars oversees. Alveretta W. Bowman authored a new course for all ages. A souvenir balloon greets attendees. Hours are 9 to 12 each day. A new colored department opens June 29 at Bethany Baptist under R. J. Monk Jr. No admission charge. invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Guy Byars
Alveretta W. Bowman
Bethany Baptist Church
R. J. Monk Jr
Estimates Sought for 36th Street Ditch Improvement
Lorain County and Lorain City engineers will prepare estimates on cost and man months for the Thirty-sixth Street drainage ditch project in Lorain. Officials want to gauge how much W P A materials and labor will cover and how costs will be shared among the county city and Sheffield Township if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
County
City of
Sheffield Township
Grand Jury Report Omits Name In Charge Confusion
The county grand jury report yesterday omitted the name Lowtis Vilogi in four paragraphs about cases with no indictments. The omission caused confusion by implying Kenneth Long faced assault and battery charges, when Vilogi was the charged party. both men were exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowtis Vilogi
Kenneth Long
Fined On Assault Case In City Court
George Fitzpatrick, 21, of 321 Seventeenth Street and Maude Keith, 18, of South Prospect Street faced assault and battery charges. Keith sustained a badly injured knee and bruises after Fitzpatrick allegedly knocked her down and kicked her. Fitzpatrick was fined five dollars, plus costs, and received five days in county jail. Mayor Joseph Q. Petro presided over the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fitzpatrick
Seventeenth Street
Maude Keith
South Prospect Street
Miss Keith
Fitzpatrick
Miss. Keith
Joseph Q. Petro
City Club Selects Boy for Camp Iss-See-Kies
Leo Andy a 13 year old Jefferson Junior High student was chosen by Elyria City Club members to spend a complimentary period at Camp Iss See Kies on the Vermilion River this summer. His home is 359 West Street. The club aims to sponsor a boy as a project this year after reviewing several nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Andy
Jefferson Junior High School
Elyria City Club
Camp Iss-See-Kies
Vermilion River
West Street
Faith Peirce
Coker College
Hartsville
North Carolina
PS. Peirce
Morgan Street
Sumner
Winifred Beebe
Frank Brunson
Indianapolis
Oak Street
C. Lea Cemings
J. M. Bright
East College Street
South Pleasant Street
Air
Harry Reed
Harrison
Michigan
Russell Kern
Kenneth Kern
Orville High School
Helen Kern
Final wool shipment announced by Lorain County group
The Lorain County Wool Growers Association will make its final shipment on Monday announced by Secretary H. G. Portman. Wool will be collected at the Simeon Nash farm near Oberlin and the L A McCon nell farm near Wellington. Seven tons have already been shipped to the Ohio Wool Growers Association warehouse in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Wool Growers Association
H. G. Portman
Simeon Nash
Oberlin
L. A. MccConnell
Wellington
Ohio Wool Growers Association
Columbus
Elyria Seeks Local Role in Bowl of Rice Drive
Elyria officials plan a meeting of 15 area representatives tonight to discuss participation in a nationwide Bowl of Rice civilian relief campaign for China. Mayor Joseph Q. Petro chairs the local effort urged by Theodore Roosevelt Jr. The plan envisions a June 17 event in about 2000 U S cities with a model chosen from top ticket sellers. No local fundraising goal is set.
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Elyria
China
Joseph Q. Petro
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
National United Council For Civilian Relief
Petro
United States
Elvria
47 Children Examined At Elyria Clinic
A semi monthly orthopedic clinic at Elyria Memorial Hospital examined 47 children, including 11 new cases, under Superintendent Frank W. Hoover. Doctors C. H. Heyman of Cleveland and F. A. Lawrence of Elyria led the clinic, which serves northern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank W. Hoover
C. H. Heyman
Cleveland
F. A. Lawrence
Elvrra
Ohio
Service Clubs Visit Y Camp Iss-See-Kes
Seven Elyria service and luncheon clubs will tour Camp Iss-See-Kes next Wednesday afternoon. Carl Wagner of the YMCA announces a fumble softball tournament badminton pushball fishing and archery as the program. A camp supper is planned for 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Service
Iss-See-Kes
Carl Wagner
Kiwanis
Rotary
Exchange
City
Y-Indus
Funeral services for Dr J Edmund Betteridge
Funeral rites for Dr J Edmund Betteridge take place Saturday at 2 30 PM at St Andrews Episcopal with Dr E B Redhead presiding. Burial is in Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Friends may call at Sudry Curtis Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edmund Betteridge
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
E. B. Redhead
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Sudry- Curtis Funeral Home
Carlisle Community Club to Meet at East Carlisle School
The East Carlisle Community Club will hold its final meeting until next fall at the East Carlisle School at 8 o'clock tonight. The retiring president William A. Rennie will present the newly elected officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
East Carlisle
William A. Rennie
London Girls Parade in Silk Blouses Covered with Labels
Shoppers and fashion observers note London girls wearing silk blouses adorned with baggage labels as a stylistic trend. The look emphasizes travel inspired detail and bold street style in the city.
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London
Oberlin by Mrs Esther Wood Richard Clevenger v N Professor
Delivery service offered with a charge of 1 dollar. The notice lists contact as phone 4174 for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Esther Wood
V. N
Oberlin College Calendar and Local Notices June 1938
Calendar items list events from June 5 to June 14 including church services recitals commencement week and summer session at Oberlin College. Mentions alumni day baccalaureate campus day and commencement day with additional notes on campus meetings town club events and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory of Music
College of Arts and Sciences
Finney Chapel
Reverend Smith to Resume Pulpit at Pittsfield Church
The Reverend William Smith of Elm Street returns to Pittsfield Community Church after resigning nine years ago due to ill health. He will deliver his first sermon there next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Elm Street
Pittsfield Community Church
Former Elyrian Noisy Davis Returns to Elyria in Disturbance
Charles Davis known as Noisy made an unexpected visit to Elyria and created a disturbance at a brother’s home. He was found intoxicated and jailed but to report no charges will be filed. Police plan to escort him to the city limits. Davis gave his address as 1460 Rockaway Avenue Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Noisy) Davis
Elyria
Noisy
Davis
E. J. Stankard
Naisy
Rockaway Avenue
Lakewood
Three Cars Collide in Minor Midday Crash
A three car accident at Middle avenue and Eighth street involved drivers Frank Burrows Otto Brown and E F Ball around 2 45 p m yesterday. Burrows admitted fault for damages to the other vehicles and agreed to cover repair costs according to police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burrows
Eastern Heights Boulevard
E. F. Ball
Winckles Street
Otto Brown
Middle Avenue
Eighth Street
Burrows
Injured Boy Hit by Wolf Chip on Monroe Street
Albert Pachuta, 10, of U9 Figral Court, was treated for a cheek laceration after a wolf chip struck him while playing with others on Monroe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pachuta
Figral Court
Monroe Street
Prisoner Count in England Drops to One Fourth of 25 Years Ago
Report notes that the number of prisoners in England has fallen to a quarter of the level seen a quarter century earlier, reflecting shifting patterns in crime and incarceration.
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England
Restaurant Operator Fined For Contempt Of Court
William Sederis Elyria restaurant operator was fined $10 and costs by Judge Guy Findley after pleading guilty to failing to appear as a witness before the Lorain County grand jury. Prosecutor Butler said the testimony was sought in an ongoing case. The judge noted the offense was not aggravated and commended Sederis’s past record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sederis
Elyria
Guy
Findley
Lorain County
Grand Jury
A. d. West
West
Sederis
Howard R. Butler
Butler
Fire Extinguished at Watson Home Sparks from Smoking in Bed
Two buckets of water stopped a bedroom fire at 134 Hamilton Street owned by William W. Watson. The blaze burned bedding and a mattress, with smoke filling the house. Firemen from Hose Company 1 and Engine Company 2 quelled the flames at the rear without further damage.
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William W. Watson
Hamilton Street
Hose Company No. 1
Engine Company No. 2
Court actions span suits and notices in Elyria area
In Elyria area court activity includes Dr George A Hoke suing J H Solida for 15050 for services 1936 to 1938 in common pleas court. Reports of stolen gulf balls at Spring Valley Country Club and prowler sightings near Chestnut Ridge Road town. A Leach vs Penney Co second trial ends in favor of Penney after appeals. Henry M Andress estate leaves all to Mary Baker Andress with executrix request. Lake Lands Corporation appeals county commissioners denial on old road vacation. Helen Leimbach seeks divorce from Harvey Leimbach for extreme cruelty with child custody plea. Johns Manville Sales Corp sues Fred M Stephenson and Clarence Jenkins for 50625 for goods sold.
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Henry M. Andress
Mary Baker Andress
George H. Andress
Oberlin
Jean Dillman Olmstead
Berkeley
California
Lake Lands Corporation
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland-Sandusky Road
Black River Township
Americans to Study British Labor Legislation
President Roosevelt announced a small group of seven or eight Americans would study British labor legislation this summer. He stressed the inquiry would not amend the National Labor Relations Act and that the group had not yet been chosen. The panel would include employers labor leaders and government representatives, while John L. Lewis opposed any study that could influence U S labor law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Frances Perkins
Theft of windshield wiper reported at Elberta Beach
Roland Dunfee of 1874 East Thirty-first Street Lorain reported to the sheriff's department that a windshield wiper was taken from his parked car near Elberta Beach Wednesday night. A window was broken but no property was stolen. Germany has reclaimed 11,000 acres from the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberta Beach
Sheriff's Department
Roland Dunfee
Ashbolt Seeks Reelection To State House Seat From Lorain
Lorain County state representative William W. Ashbolt, after 22 years as a newspaper correspondent and four in the House, announces his candidacy for re election. Key feats include opposing new taxes on homes and wages and fighting the Mahoning Valley canal bill. He co authored the Whittemore Ashbolt law letting homeowners pay back taxes in ten installments. He serves on disability rehabilitation commissions and has deep Lorain roots. He is married with four children.
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William &. Ashbolt
Lorain County
Ohio Assembly
Ashbolt
Mahoning Valley
Loraine County
Legislative Commission For
Lorain
Elyria Man’s Copper Letter Reprint Seen in California
George W. Savage of Elyria received a letter from his son Dell written on copper. The Los Angeles Herald reprinted a clipping from the Chronicle-Telegram via United Press, noting Mr. Savage’s exchange of letters and the California paper’s coverage.
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Chronicle-Telegram
George W.savage
Dell
Substituting Chicken Fat for Butter in Cooking
Chicken fat can substitute butter, using four fifths to seven eighths cup chicken fat to replace the fat content of one cup of butter. It suggests lowering shortening amounts correspondingly and offers a sour cream waffle recipe and tips to prevent bread dough crust during rising.
Markets show mixed prices across fruits vegetables and meats
Produce prices for apples, asparagus, beets, carrots, celery, lettuce, tomatoes and more appear unsettled with best quality crates higher in spots. Poultry and eggs hold steady while cattle hogs and lambs tighten, reflecting uneven demand across markets in Cleveland and Chicago.
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Utada
Baldwin Gtagelle Bu
Tifa Doe
Jonathan Toe
Jonathan
Lyles
Boston
Lemberg
Seinach
Chicago
Stlee
Lewhorn Breilers
iStec
Depwar F Potators
U.S
California
Radio Preacher at Lorain Church Tonight
Benny Morner and His Gospel Quartet perform at the First Methodist Church Lorain corner of Sixth street and Reid avenue at 7 30 Monday under the Seventh Street Methodist Church auspices Rev G W Hall pastor Elder Morton radio preacher of Windsor Ontario soloist is listed among participants
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Elder Morton
Windsor
Ontario
Benny Morner
First Methodist Church
Sixth Street
Reid Avenue
Lorain
Seventh Street
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City Club
Boy
Florida
Princeton
Fia
Jimmy Cash
James B. Cash
iAcme Telephoto
Betteridge Funeral
Carlisle Community Club
Sudro - Curtis
Richard Clevenger
College
Warner Hall
Srlvia W. Olden
Carnegie Library
the Conservatory of Music
Townsend News
Oberlin Townsend Club
K. of P. Hall
Longsworth
Pittsfield
Elyrian
George A. Hoke
J. H. Solida
East Avenue
Spring Valley Country Club
John Buckley
Chestnut Ridge Road
William §. Coon
North Ridgeville
Mike Bulzom
Leonard Beam
Ford Road
Herry Leach
J. C. Penney Company
D. A. Cook
Penney Company
Court of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Leach
Lerain
Helen Leimbach
Harvey Leimbach
Howe Street
Wooster
Johns Manville Sales Corporation
Fred M. Stephenson
Clarence Jenkins
Bulletin
Germany
William E. Ashbolt
Cleveland Produce
Lee Horn Heayva
Leghorn
Lee
Musecova
Maine
Idaho
Alabama
Leana
Cleorgia
South Carolina
Athger
South Peewee Wi
Lina
Tole DQ Grain
Tivain
Se Wheaton
Buss
U. S
Louisiana
Setaa
Mississippi
Michigan Treen
Ford
Sheets KE Seater Co
Munatt Milling Co
Timothy
Toche Catt
Tbs
Sanson
Stags
Broad Street
Leading Daily
Karl Walton
East River
Caree’s
Grass Seed
Floragard
Marin
Keey
Carek
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