Lorain Countians to receive Oberlin degrees
Twenty three Lorain County seniors from Oberlin College will graduate at the 104th commencement on June 8. Of these 19 are Oberlin residents and 4 from Elyria. Among graduates are Elizabeth Chapman and two Bachelor of Music degree recipients Charlotte Landeen and Martha Heinrich. Several others will receive the AB and School Music degrees. Five Oberlin residents also earn Master’s degrees in the 104th commencement.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Lorain County
Elyria
Elizabeth
Chapman
Phyllis Pearson
Robert Hancock
Embijy. Weily
Phyllis Agate
Marie Witt
Charlotte Landeen
Martha Heinrich
Dorothy
Loyalists Threaten Terror as Response in Madrid Bombings
Valencia June 5 Indalecio Prieto defense minister of the Loyalist government warns that loyalist forces will retaliate with terror by merciless aerial bombardments of major Nationalist-held cities. He says the enemy began bombing Madrid and other loyal towns and vows aviation use in kind as a countermeasure.
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Valencia
Indalecio Prieto
Madrid
Prieto
Julian Zugarza-Goitia
Huffman Elected To Elyria Chamber Of Commerce Board
Election of Lewis D. Huffman to the Elyria Chamber of Commerce board of directors completes the unexpired term of Al Mason, who resigned after moving from Elyria to Altoona Pennsylvania. Huffman will serve until the next election.
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Lewis D. Huffman
Stanford Avenue
Elyria
Weather summary for Ohio shows showers and cooler weekend
The western disturbance centers over the Missouri Valley with lows around 29.46 inches at Moorhead and Huron. Showers extend from the Rocky Mountains eastward into the Ohio Valley and Gulf states with heavy spots. Lander Wyoming reports four inches snow. East of the Mississippi is warmer, the west cooler.
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Ohio
Missouri Valley
Moorhead
Huron
Rocky Mountain
Ohio Valley
Gulf States
Lander
Wyoming
Mississippi
Four Elyria Pastors to Take Parts in Baccalaureate
Elyria High School will stage its baccalaureate tomorrow night at 7 30 at First Congregational Church for the second largest class in the city's history. Twenty three graduates will march in caps and gowns as the service opens with a processional. Dr J L Urich of Emmanuel Lutheran Church will deliver the sermon. Dr E J Bond of First M E Church will give the invocation and benediction. Rev A E Kemp of Second Congregational Church will read Scripture and lead the prayer, while Rev Will J Foster of Church of Christ will present the offering. The program also features two anthems by the high school a cappella choir directed by J Martin Beck and a congregation hymn. Proceeds from the offering go to a student loan fund administered by the Elyria Ministerial Association, now nearing $1000 with over half loaned to college students from Elyria. Loans are available to junior and senior college students. Admission is by ticket from 7 to 7 15 with remaining seats open after 7 15.
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Elyria
Elyria High School
First Congregational Church
J. L. Urich
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
E. J. Bond
M. E. Church
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Will J. Foster
Church of Christ
J. Martin Beck
Elyria Ministerial Association
Plans 7000 Mile Taxi Trip by Miss Fisher
NORWOOD Mass June 5 A year ago Miss Emily Curtis Fisher chartered a taxicab for a 32000 mile round trip to Chicago. The wealthy spinster who never owned a car dislikes trains and buses, and next Monday at 76 she will embark on a probable record taxi voyage to Mexico City and back continuing on page 3
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Norwood
Mass
Emily Curtis Fisher
Chicago
Fisher
Mexico City
Baby Recovers At Oberlin Life Saved By Fireman
Thomas Greene, 21 months, sick with pneumonia and measles, improved at Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin Ohio after a 30 mile ride in a car loaned by a friend. Fireman William Niles provided oxygen during the trip keeping it flowing as Mrs Greene held the child. City Hospital could not admit him due to a full contagious ward.
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Cleveland
Thomas Greene
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
City Hospital
L. H. Trusant
Oberlin Hospital
William Niles
Jeanette Greene
Niles
Walter Greene
Mass Meeting Called Near Ford Plant
DETROIT June 5 Police watched union activities as United Automobile Workers leaders urged a mass meeting in Baby Creek Park on the Detroit Dearborn border near Henry Ford River Rouge factory. Planners eyed a possible Dearborn demonstration after the event. UAW president Homer Martin declined to bar action and Governor Murphy said police would protect workers rights.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers Union
Baby Creek Park
Detroit-Dearborn
Henry Ford
River Rouge
Ford
Dearborn
Baby Creek
Homer Marlin
Frank Murphy
President Outlines Seven Point Program To Congress
President Roosevelt met with House leaders in Washington to push a seven point agenda for this session. Key items include judiciary and governmental reorganization, tax and wage laws, farm tenancy aid, national planning, housing financing, and child labor standards. The plan mirrors prior talks with Senate and House leaders, with added emphasis on national planning.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Congress
Wiliam B. Bankhead
Ala
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Fred M. Vinson
Bankhead
Rayburn
Senate
National
Joseph T. Robinson
Ark
Republic Steel faces arrest warrant over landing field use
Cleveland reports that Perry A. Frey issued a warrant for Republic Steel Corporation over alleged illegal use of landing fields to fly food to non-striking workers in besieged plants. The case grew from actions tied to the strike sponsoring Steel Workers Organizing Committee and its Committee for Industrial Organization wing. Officials indicated an executive may be served as the post office dispute over mailing food to non-strikers also drew comment.
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Cleveland
Perry A. Frey
Republic Steel Corporation
Vincent Favorita
Committee For Industrial Organization
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Frey
Republic
Post Office Department
Ohio
Lewis L. Guarnier
Niles
Warren
Bert Flaherty
Duke and Bride Arrive at Ancient Noetsch Castle
The Duke of Windsor and his bride honeymoon at Wasserleonburg Castle in Noetsch Austria. police and gendarmes guard the couple as villagers watch. a wild wolf roams nearby and Anna Neumann’s legendary portrait stirs talk of a witch. the story recounts Anna’s marriages and riches.
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Noetsch
Austria
Duke of Windsor
Wasserleonburg Castle
Anna Neumann
Duke
France
Anna
Wilhelm
Annna
Memorial Hospital Reaches 30 Years In Elyria
The Elyria Memorial Hospital Company marks its thirtieth birthday with no public celebration while the Women's Auxiliary plans a 30th anniversary event next week. The hospital was incorporated June 5, 1907 after the Memorial Day Middle Avenue wreck spurred the hospital movement, which claimed eight lives and inspired local action.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital Company
Hospital Company
Middle Avenue
Elyrians
Ohio
E. F. Allen
W. W. Boynton
W. N. Gates
S. B. Rawson
J. P. Sala
Allen
Rev. Sala
Hospital
F. A. Smythe
Albert Kistner
T. T. Robinson
D. C. Baldwin
Charles E. Tucker
Henry J. Eady
George H. Ely
C. BK. Wil
New 1441-Foot Bridge Near Lorain Ready for Opening
The Holmes Construction Company reports the 1441 foot span on North Ridge road is completed at a cost of 300000 with painting and final touches pending state acceptance. The bridge provides a new westward traffic lane from Cleveland through Lorain County and awaits formal opening approval from state highway officials.
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North Ridge Road
R. W. Rankin
Lorain County
Cleveland
Rankin
Dust And Snow Sweep Across Middle West
A major dust storm and blizzard rolled from Gurman Oklahoma across the plains as flood waters and heavy snows caused closures. Denver faced mid winter cold with snow drifts in Colorado and Montana while mud and dust limited visibility on the prairie. McMillan Dam threatened flood, prompting sandbagging as authorities considered evacuation and martial law in parts of the southwest amid rising waters.
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Denver
Colo
Tockies
Middle West
Gurman
Okla
Colorado
Montana
Wromint
Carlsbad
N. M
CCC
McMlan Dam
Guymon
Giles Miller
Rockefeller Estate Left At 25 Million In Will Filings
White Plains N Y June 5 Rockefeller John D Rockefeller left an estate of about 25 million dollars probate filings show The entire estate goes to trustees for Margaret Strong De Cuevas granddaughter of Rockefeller with income to her descendants or to the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research Three codicils to the 1925 will altered prior dispositions and named Milbank Tweed Hope Webb as attorneys for the final memorandum
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White Plains
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Margaret Strong de Cuevas
Rockefeller
de Cuevas
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Milbank, Tweed, Hope & Webb
New York City
Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Sinclair Hamilton
Mizell Wilson
Milbank, Tweed, Hope and Webb
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Laura Spelman Rockefeller
Plans for Summer Bible School at First Baptist Church
Plans are shaping for the annual Summer Bible School at First Baptist Church in Elyria. The two week session runs June 14 to 25, with 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. classes for ages Kindergarten through Grade Nine. Mrs. Gay W. Byars will supervise, bringing experience from multiple prior Elyria sessions and schools in several states.
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First Baptist Church
Elyria
Gay W. Byars
Elytia Mts
Byars
New York State
Minnesota
North Dakota
Towa
County considers 45.8 mile road surfacing plan with bids
County Engineer Harry L. Dunham submits a 44 146 dollar program to compress 45.8 miles of highways into cold oil on 20 miles and asphalt cut back on 25.76 miles. The board will study finances, seek competitive bids, and determine how far the project can proceed.
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Board of County Commissioners
Harry L. Dunham
Cold Oil
Vermont Street
Law Road
Parsons Road
la Grange Road
Indian Hollow Road
Sugar Ridge Road
Avon Belden
Station Road
Osborne
Sprague
West River Road
Columbia Township
Axkint Road
Baumhart Road
Brownhelm Station
Lake Road
Vermilion Road
North Ridge
West College Street
Oberlin
Pyle
Amherst
Middle Avenue
Fuller Road
Cowley Road
Eaton Township
Cook Road
East County
North Ridge Road
Vermilion
Mill Hollow
Gore Orphanage
Garfield Road
Case Road
Ridgeville
Foster Road
Bequests To Elyria Home For The Aged Announced
Karl P. Meister reports two bequests to the Elyria Home for the Aged. Ada S. Batterson leaves 1000 in memory of her mother Mrs Julia Severn of Mansfield and Belleville. The gift funds maintenance and a bronze tablet will be placed in the Solarium. Lydia Misner of Canfield leaves one sixth of her estate totaling 1500, with a tablet to be placed in the Boyd Memorial building galary.
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Elyria
Karl P. Meister
Ada S. Batterson
W. H. Batterson
Washington, D. C
Julia Severn
Mansfield
Belleville
Batterson
Boyd
Agid
Accident Victim To Be Buried At The County's Expense
An unidentified pedestrian killed by a car on Lake road west of Lorain last Monday night will be buried at county expense. Fingerprints to Washington yielded no match. Deputy Sheriff Samuel Paosa took a photo and burial was by The Schwarts Funeral Home in Lorain. The county provides seventy two dollar burials.
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Lake Road
Lorain
William G. Smith
Washington
Samuel Pao
Esa
Schwarts
Rome
Larain
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