Medina County Declares Hog Farm A Public Nuisance
Medina Health Board reverses a prior ruling and designates the F. H. Harper pig farm on route 42 in Brunswick township as a public nuisance. Neighbors had accused the farm of feeding garbage to hogs from Cleveland Heights, prompting protests and a roadside sign denouncing the operation. The four to one vote excluded Dr. R. L. Mansell. Roy Chambers switched to support. The board also accepted the resignation of Health Commissioner Dr. Irvin B. Kievit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Medina County
County Health Board
F. H. Harper
Route 42
Brunswick Township
Cuyahoga County
Health Board
R. L. Mansell
Roy Chambers
Seville
Charles Albert
Wadsworth
Carl Hauck
Valley City
K. N. Sasol
Collect Sales Tax Stamps Hope To Buy Projector
Hamilton School drives sales tax stamp drive to fund a motion picture projector. In three weeks students and teachers raised $26,844 in stamps with a redemption value of eight dollars. Week three winners were sixth grade Miss Florence Pichoda 34.82, fifth grade Mrs Minnie Smith 26.36, and eighth grade Miss Lucy B Kirk 16.23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton School
Florence Pichoda
Minnie Smith
Lucy B. Kirk
Bricker Signs Raise for Ohio Township Officials
Governor Bricker signed a bill increasing the maximum annual pay for township trustees to 525 and for township clerks to 600 dollars. The raises tie to township budget size, replacing the prior 250 dollar maximum for both roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bricker
Elyria City Council backs Flag Day program
The Elyria City Council unanimously approved a $30 city contribution to a Municipal Flag Day on June 14. Organizers sought $50 from the city to help cover a projected $300 to $350 cost, with $200 already secured. Mayor Petro noted a legal limit but the group pressed on, citing national Flag Day observances and a speech by Samuel B. Pettengill at Els Stadium at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kolopos
George Colburn
Kolopos
Kopolos
Joseph Q. Petro
Harvey C. Chene
United States Flag Association
Roosevelt
Els Stadium
Samuel B. Pettengill
South Bend
Indiana
Wrier
Death Record Grafton Man Karl Tomasheska
Karl Tomasheska died at his Grafton home on June 6 after a month long illness. Born in Germany May 12, 1854 he lived in Grafton 56 years working as a stone cutter. Survived by wife Caroline two daughters three daughters Wilhelmina Kolinski Marie Rusing Herman Scholl Carl Tomasheska ten grandchildren six great grandchildren. funeral Thursday at 3 pm at North Street Cemetery with Rev. Ernst Frion.
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Grafton
Karl Tomasheska
Center Street
Germany
Graffton
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Elyria
Caroline
Henry
Wilhelmina Kolinski
Marie Rusing
Herman Scholl
Carl Tomasheska
Bittner
Ernst Frion
North Street
Elyria Township Ninth Graders to Attend Jefferson Junior High
Elyria City Board of Education approves a resolution to send all ninth grade students from Elyria Township to Jefferson Junior High for next year. The township district currently lacks a high school and previously sent ninth graders to Elyria High School or Jefferson, depending on bus routes and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Township
Vetterson Junior High
Jefferson
Elyria
J. H. Hogan
Hogan
Township School Board
Elyria High School
Jefferson School
Elyma High School
Elgaia Township
Elyng High School
L. M. Youtzy
Death notices and funeral plans for Hough and Doud
Frank Dad Hough died at his Willard home after a long life born 1867 in New Haven Township. Funeral services will be Wednesday at two in Willard by Fink's Funeral Home, with burial in New Haven Cemetery. He leaves four children and a brother John W. Hough of Plymouth. Eva Doud of Cleveland died Sunday at St. Vincent's Hospital after four weeks of illness. funeral Wednesday at 3.30 from the Cleveland home. she is survived by husband Harry A. Doud and son Robert in Cleveland and a sister in Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Dad” Hough
Clyde Roose
Elyria
Willard
Ohio
Fink
New Haven
Mr. Hough
New Haven Township
Huron Co
John W. Hough
Plymouth
Eva Doud
Harry A. Doud
East
Funeral services for William C Standen
Funeral services for William C Standen 58 of 4253 West 24th Street Cleveland will be held Wednesday at 150 pm from Busch Funeral Home on Pearl Road. Burial will follow in Brooklyn Heights Cemetery. Standen died Sunday afternoon at City Hospital Cleveland after a lingering illness. He was the eldest son of Charles W Standen and leaves wife Edith Elliott Standen a son Howard a brother Marry of Cleveland and two other brothers Walter and George and his father all of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Standen
West 24Th Street
Cleveland
Busch Funeral Home
Pearl Road
Brookyn Heights
Standen
City Hospital
Elytia
Charles W. Standen
Edith Elliott Standen
Howard
Clevland
Walter
George
Elyria
Death of Mrs Nellie Brucker in Amherst Hospital
Mrs Nellie Brucker, 43, of Jefferson Street, died at Amherst Hospital at 3:30 am after a six week illness. Born in Oberlin September 21, 1895, she was survived by her husband Walter and children Vincent Hareley Slack Jeanette Walter Jr Violet Brucker, plus mother Mrs S T Clark of Oberlin and sisters Mrs Frank Liesch of Brownhelm and Mrs Orville LaPorte of Oberlin. Funeral arrangements by O H Baker, incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Nellie Bruche
Jefferson Street
Amherst Hospital
Brucher
Oberlin
Walter Brucher
chLudren
Vincent
Hareley Slazl
Charles Slack
Jeanette
Walter
Jrapa
Violet Brucker
S. T Clark
Frank ‘Liesch
Brownhelm
Orville LaPorte
O. H. Baker
Funeral services for Della Banke announced
Funeral services for Della Banke will be held Thursday at 1 00 PM at the Second Baptist Church with Reverend Stewart officiating. Burial follows at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Banke
Elm Street
Second Baptist Church
Stewart
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Blast Tunnel Under Submarine Squalus
Navy divers at Portsmouth New Hampshire blasting a tunnel beneath the sunken submarine Squalus using compressed air hose. A large chain will be drawn through the tunnel and attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy
Court Denies Short Term Divorces in Oberlin Case
In Common Pleas Judge Gu Brindley ruling, Ben and Pearl Fitzpatrick of Oberlin were denied divorces after 11 months of marriage, as Ohio requires a three year period for fault grounds. Other Oberlin notices include a prison transfer for ex sheriff Willam Grall, a $3 fine for Sam Walden for driving without a license, and several divorce actions filed by Elvira Nagle and Alberta Coward. Ophelia Hurd was granted a divorce from Eliot Hurd with weekly child support and attorney fees, while a contempt finding led to a suspended 20 day jail term. A seven man venire for a non-support case reported for service, and charges of car tampering by Allen Peek and Dr. MF Elliott set for June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Gu. Brindley
Ben Fitzpatrick
Pearl Fitzpatrick
Oberlin
Sun
Ohio
Ophelia Hurd
Eliot Hurd
D. A. Cook
Allen Peek
Cleveland
MF Elliott
Elyria
Herbert Cummings
Peek
Dr Elliott
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Lake Road
C. E. Cooper
Amherst
Efforts to Raise Submarine Squalus Described in Letter
A letter from Albert Ponds, a crewman aboard the U S S Falcon at Portsmouth New Hampshire, details the attempt to raise the sunken submarine Squalus. He recalls funeral wreaths cast into the water and describes the grief of relatives aboard the Falcon while hoping for a swift recovery but unsure of the time required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Albert Ponds
Helen Ponds
West River Street
Pond
Falcon
Pondy
Limited Congressional Receipt Seats Frustrate King and Queen Reception
The King and Queen's reception on Capitol Plaza faces shortages as only 3500 outside seats remain for reception officials and the public. Chairman Key Pittman’s committee admits seating remains distressing with requests from former legislators nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Pittman
D. New
Joint Committee On
Capitol
Local Licenses Issued To Several Lorain Residents
Licenses granted to Hurley Hawley a 43 year old farmer from Wellington and Florence Shied 43 Oberlin. Paul Stitker 24 Lorain steel worker and Anne Firago 19 Lorain. Stanley Koziol 47 Lorain crane man and Stella Damelewicz 48 Lorain. John Tkacs 26 Lorain steel worker and Florence Smarsc 24 Lorain. Eddie Flanders 21 Lorain pres ser and Lannall Young 16 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley B. Hawley
Wellington
Farmer
Florence
Oberlin
Paul Stitker
Lorain
Anne Firago
Stanley Koziol
Stella Damelewicz
John Tkacs
Florence Smarsc
Eddie Flanders
Presser
Lannall Young
Submarine Squalus Rescue Efforts Underway
Divers work with pontoons to raise the submarine Squalus and recover twenty six lives lost when it sank two weeks ago in 240 feet of water off the Isles of Shoals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isles of Shoais
Mrs. Jenkins Seeks City Auditor Nomination
Nancy Jenkins a Republican candidate and the sole female contender for city auditor, has long served in local GOP groups and worked in city offices. She lives at 212 Fourth Street with family ties including two daughters Margaret and Dorothy and a late husband, David E. Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Jenkins
Fourth Street
Jenkins
Court Republican Executive Committee
Board of Elections Office
David E. Jenkins
Margaret
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Dorothy
Elaria High School
Eastern Star
Bethel Shrine
Rainbow For Gris
First Congregational Church
Schedule of Costs for Lorain Broadway Paving Project
Lorain County commissioners asked engineer Harry L Dunham to prepare a detailed cost schedule for the Broadway paving project. The county's share is three sevenths of the WPA financed improvement, with Lorain seeking 14000 as part of the balance owed. To date the county has contributed 40475 and Lorain 381949, while official totals require 59120 from the county. The request is on hold until the cost statement is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Dunham
Lorain
Larain
Dunham
Hopkins Talks With Movie Leaders On Industry Relations
Secretary of Commerce Harry L. Hopkins met with top film executives amid a Justice Department anti trust case. Attendees included Wal H. Hays of MPDA, Sidney R. Kent of 20th Century Fox, George J. Schaefer of RXO Radin, Nicholas M. Schenck of Lowe’s, and H. M. Warner of Warner Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Justice Department
Hopkins
Wal H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Sidney R. Kent
20Th Century Fox
George J. Schaefer
Rxo-Radin
Nicholas M Schenck
Lowes, Inc
H. M. Warner
Warner Bhiochers, Inc
Baby's cries trigger blaze in Dayton rooming house
Four month old Barbara Evelyn Bradshaw woke her mother Mrs Laura Bradshaw and led to the discovery of a fire that damaged a Dayton rooming house. Four residents were injured and eight others escaped in night clothing. Injured include Meredith Heitzman with back injuries and Mrs Arthur Boyle who was burned while leaping from a second story window. James Boyle and Mrs Pearl Heitzman also reported with burns. The fire caused about $3000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Barbara Evelyn Bradshaw
Laura Bradshaw
Meredith Heitzman
Arthur Boyle
Boyle
James Boyle
Pearl Heitzman
Meredith
Singing stray dog disrupts Boston police station
A stray dog at the Matta ban station caused a commotion by howling for food. The canine repeated its operatic performance after each meal, prompting officers to bring in more food and eventually end the disturbance by plugging their ears and departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mattaban Station
Blood-Tested Breeders Feeds-Supplies-Remedies Ad
The Dorenkott Hatcheries, Inc. lists Blood-Tested Breeders feeds supplies and remedies. Located at 22790 Lorain Ave Cleveland Ohio, contact Clearwater 2678 for product lines and poultry care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorenkott Hatcheries, Inc
Lorain Ave
Cleveland
Clearwater
Duchess of Kent Fired On Escapes Injury in London
In Belgrave Square last night a man Vincent Lawlor aged 45 described as an Australian war veteran with Communist leanings fired a sawed-off shotgun near the Duchess of Kent’s car. The shot failed to hit the vehicle and Royal guards were tightened around the Duchess and others. Lawlor faced firearm charges and was remanded for a week while police probe motive.
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London
Ledwedge
Vincent Lawlor
Westminster
Duchess of Kent
Belgrave Square
Scotland Yard
England
Lawlor
Lawler
Ined
Westminster Court
Robert Tice
Belgrove Square
Lawier
Victoria Station
Halnins Street
Tice
Ledwege
Westminster Polie Court
Newsington Causeway
Gerald Road
Duke of Kents
Clyde Wilson
Duke and
Irish Republican Army
Great Britain
Earl of Harewood
Princess Royal
George
Students Collect Articles From All Parts Of World
Fifth grade students at Hamilton School explore world articles through an exhibit led by Mrs. Reno Smith. Groups display minerals grains textiles spices brushes and buttons with a large button maker helping the display and a pearl oyster shell from East Indies drawing attention. Cooperation from Idaho education officials aided the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton School
Reno Smith
East Indies
Idaho
Public Education
Carlisle Township
France appoints new chiefs of army navy and air forces
Paris June 6 the Cabinet under emergency power named supreme chieftains for the fighting forces Gen Maurice Gamelin becomes General in Chief of the armies Admiral Francois Darlan takes command of the sea forces Gen Georges Vuillemin is General in Chief of the air forces. Georges Bonnet reported the Turkish Cabinet will meet tomorrow to approve the mutual defense treaty with France coordinated with the British treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Albert Lebrun
Maurice Gamelin
Gamelin
London
Francois Darlan
Georges Vuillemin
Georges Bonnet
Ely School Hobby Display At Elyria Library
Seventh grade students from Ely School present a varied hobby display in the Elyria Library children's room directed by Miss Elizabeth Yoder. Dolls form a major part with Navajo and international doll collections, plus barkwood dolls and regional dolls. Other exhibits include drawings, scrapbooks, quit blocks, needlework, and small craft displays by named students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Elyria Library
Elizabeth Yoder
Joan Perry
Mary Cushing
California
Switzerland
Florence Bachman
Tom Haywood
Shirley Temple
Deanna Durbin
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Jane Rankin
Mark Justin
Betty Schuster
Warren Greer
Walter Rybarcyk
Charles Crehore
Beverly Steger
Edward Fenimore
Carl Moehl
Fred Young
Betty Beltz
Virginia Townsend
Archie Stevenson
National Capitol
Grain and Feed Prices from Sheet Elevator Co and Montana Milling
Markets list grain hay and straw quotations by bushel or ton for car lots and flour by barrel. Prices cover corn wheat oats flour mill feeds and hay straw with various quality grades and % protein notes, reflecting regional commodity trading details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheet» Elevator Co
Amontana Milling
Carlead
Othmerhy
Produce prices and quantities from a grocery listing
The list shows various produce items with prices and unit sizes, including apples cucumbers lettuce onions parsley parsnips radishes rhubarb spinach strawberries tomatoes and more. Prices range from a few cents to about two dollars per unit, with baskets pecks and crates mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escarole
Kale
Femain
Boston
Lee
Grain and track prices from Toledo market report
The Toledo market report lists grain closes for June 5 with Wheat No 2 Red at 84 to 85, Corn No 2 Yellow 33 to 56, Oats No 2 White 37 to 38, and Ave No 2 at 48 to 33. Track prices show Wheat No 1 Red 80 to 81, Corn No 2 Yellow 50 to 51, No 3 Yellow 49 to 2, Oats No 2 White 34 to 45, No 3 White 32 to 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Ghaens
Toledo OG
Cleveland Livestock Market Report June 6
Prices for hogs range from 68 to 665 dollars with weights listed from 130 to 300 pounds and various grades including sows, 'Roughs' and stags. Cattle show steer prices from 9.50 to 11 per hundredweight and cows from 5 to 7.50, with butcher bulls and calves also priced across multiple grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Unveil Statue of Will Rogers in Capitol Rotunda
Will Rogers statue ceremony in the Capitol Ro tunda with attendees from Oklahoma including his widow and children. Leon C. Phillips will present the statue funded by Oklahoma legislative appropriation. Alben Barkley will accept for Congress. Rogers and aviator Wiley Post died in a crash near Point Barrow Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Will Rogers
Oklahoma
Capitol
Sally McSpadden
Paula Lowe
Leon C. Phillips
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Library
Congress
Rogers
Wiley Post
Point Barrow
Alska
Claremore
Okla
Woman sustains throat laceration in suicide attempt
Mrs. Ruth Dempster, 55, of 314 Lodi Street, was rushed to Elyria Memorial Hospital at 5:30 a.m. after a four inch throat cut with a razor in an alleged self harm attempt. Her condition was listed as fair by police and hospital reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dempster
Lodi Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Market Prices for Eggs Poultry Potatoes and Livestock Variant
The column lists steady butter and eggs with 16 and 15 count grades, live poultry prices for hens and Leghorns including heavy and light weights, roosters and ducks with varied prices, and Potatoes Mul ng an russets priced at 174 per bag. It also shows assorted imported and regional horse and produce prices including Katahdin and California Long White entries with regional figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Calfornia
Louisiana
Alabama
South Catalina
Kellogg's All-Bran Promotes Regularity Daily
A Kellogg's All-Bran advertisement urges readers to prevent constipation by daily servings of the crunchy cereal. It claims the natural bulk plus ample water keeps bowel regular month after month and invites readers to "Join the Regulars" with Kellogg's in Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
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Elyria City
Sudro- Curtis Ambulance
Frank Hough
Mrs
Nellie Brucker
Della Banks
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Sherif Willam F. Grall
Ohi
Lenden
Sam Walden
C. R. Comings
Robert Parrish
Elvira Nagle
David Nagle
Alberta L. Coward
Hailey Coward
Arthur Williams
Flint
Paul Blanchard
E. F. Wilcox
C H. Edwards
John Seabeld
O. F. Flint
E Lyndon
William Whitney
Sister
Mrs. Jenkins
City Auditor
Nancy 3. Jenkins
Baby
Lady Portarlington
No. 1
George McMahon
Duke of Windsor
Edward VIII
Buckingham Palace
Hyde Park
France
Ely School
Pennington
Paradise
Broad Street
Houwegrowerss Warkbet
Baldwins
Okelery
Cleveland Produce
Penney's
Penneys
C Penney Company. Inc
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