Robber Holds Up Elyine Pure Milk Company
Police seek identity of a 20 year old 5 foot 8 inch 146 pound man who robbed the Elyine Pure Milk Company at 901 East Avenue after closing. About $40 was taken from the cash register as a 1933 Chevrolet nearby assisted his escape. A blonde woman around 20 possibly aided the robbery by luring the clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyine Pure Milk Company
East Avenue
Charles Decker
Thomas Vaughn
Decker
Vaughn
Mano
Lloyd Handley
Hast Avenue
Relief Workers To Meet Tuesday In Elyria Hall
Relief Workers Local No 1 of Elyria and vicinity will hold its regular weekly meeting Tuesday night in the V V F W hall. All members urged to attend as picnic plans move forward and suggestions from members will be welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria and
Vicinity
Vv. F. W. Hall
Injured man without home treated at Elyria hospital
Hermin Brown, 25, told police he had no home and was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital around 4:50 p m for a severe laceration below the right knee. He said the injury occurred when he boarded an east bound freight train at Toledo and was found along the track near Abbe Road by a railroad crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermin Brown
Elyria “Memorial Hospital
Toledo
Abbe Road
Poline
Fined For Intoxication In Waterstreet Car
Mayor Don A. Baird assessed fines and costs for intoxication to C. Kaufman Bill Bailey and Chas Stumpka after they were found in a car parked on Waterstreet Saturday night. Charles Norman of Telegraph road was fined one dollar and costs for intoxication after being arrested on Fluron streets Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don A. Baird
C. Kaufman
Bill Bailey
Chas. Stumpka
Waterstreet
Charles Norman
Telegraph Road
Saturn Day
Three Elyrians to be ushers at GOP convention
Three Elyrians were named as ushers for the Republican national convention opening in Cleveland tomorrow at 11 am. The attendees are attorneys Frank E Stevens Richard Stevens and Franklin Stearns a resident practicing attorney in Cleveland. Frank Stevens a former county prosecutor said they learned of the appointments Friday after submitting applications to the convention committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Elyrians
Frank E
Richard Stevens
Franklin Stearns
Frank Stevens
Deaths in La Grange Elyria Oberlin area
Obituary notices report the death of Mary A Gott in La Grange November 9 1932 and life details including birth in 1863 and survivors Leslie Gott La Verda Gott Mrs Adams and Mrs Libbie House with grandchildren Al ken a Ruth Adams Richard House and Findlay College. Also notes death of Mrs Jesse Wall in Detroit and Mrs Mary Maddeline Dion of Oberlin with service details and survivor list. Funeral plans and carries are announced by local funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Gott
C. L. Gott
North Main Street
la Grange
Cincinnati
Charles Adams
Libbie House
Washington, D. C
Alkena
Ruth Adams
Richard House
Findlay College
Findlay
Ohio
W. E. Freeman
Chicago
Illinois
Sudro Funeral Home
Edward Barnes 73 Dies at Wakeman Resident of Wakeman Township
Edward Barnes aged 73 died at his home near Wakeman yesterday. He was born in Wakeman township and lived his life there. He leaves widow Cornies four sons Edward Albert Lewis Henry one daughter George Mickthorn two brothers George and Fred twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the late residence at 2:00 Wednesday with Rev F E Mastian officiating. Burial will be in Wakeman cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maddeline Dion
Crosby Street
Oberlin
George H. Dion
Elytia
Alley Hospital
Dion
Russia Township
Elyria
Oberlin News-Tribune
Chronicle-Telegram
St. Agnes Church
Sacred Heart Church
Oberlin Grange
Tthur Pion
North Ridgeville
Frank J. Schmitz
Artie
Teddy Dion
Carl Schmitz
Nicholas Webber
Mathias Woh- Ipber
Celin Justin
Perest Taylor
Medina
Bittner Funeral Nome
Querlin
James Brennen
St. Mary's Cemetery
Wakeman
Edward Barnes
Here
Wakeman Township
Cornies
Edward
Albert
Lewis
Henry
George Mickthorn
George
Fred
F. E. Mastian
Wakeman Cemetery
Bridge Painting Project Approved for Main Street Approach
A WPA project to paint and clean the Main Street avenue bridge in Larain has been approved at an estimated total cost of 6900 francs. It will employ about 58 men for ten hours, with WPA supplies and labor and county supervision provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voiity Agmeer J
Mie Avenue
Larain
Oberlin College To Graduate 34 Lorain Countians
Oberlin College will award degrees at the 103rd commencement Tuesday June 9. Thirty four Lorain county graduates are listed including 23 from Oberlin, seven from Lorain, two from Elyria and two from Amherst. Notables include Margaret Ellen Adams Willa Bliss James Hows and many others with majors in English German Public School Music chemistry and sociology. The address will be given by Erskine president of the Juilliard School of Music New York with the topic Music in Education. Local notices follow about lodge meetings clubs and visits by Oberlin residents including Mrs Fannie A Drummond traveling to Tulsa for a Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Oberlin College
Lorain
Elyria
Tron Amherst
Margaret Ellen Adams
Willa Idelle Bliss
James Henry Hows
Margaret Eloise Chapin
Alice Louise Crafts
Ruth Moretta Hart
Helen Elizabeth Ewing
Katherine Palmer Fullerton
Hubert Kenneth Gayer
Rhodsy Morris Hastings
Elizabeth Locke Hitchcock
Jean Brainard Jones
Malcolm LeRoy Kaiser
Samuel David Koonce
Martha £. Bonrydin
John W. Wherry
Amherst
Richard W. Baetz
Norma F. Merchant
Lorain Area
Ralph EF. Glading
James T. Mearns Frank Lester Shaffer
Erwin E. Brittag
Edward (Arek
Anna C. Nissen
Murrow W. Schwing
Hy Erskine
Juiliard School of Music
New York
Music
Grandstand Collapse Kills and Hurts Hundreds in Bucharest
A grandstand at a June royal review in Bucharest collapsed, injuring hundreds and killing at least three per official counts, with private estimates suggesting up to 24 deaths. The disaster disrupted the parade as King Carol II and royal aides helped. foreign dignitaries and diplomats assisted with urgent aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Roumania
Tio
Arcidet
Carel
Teachers To Have Two Pay Days This Week
Elyria teachers and school staff, unpaid since May 15, will receive two pay days this week after the district obtained a $29,157.04 state payment plus a $15,480.97 certificate due from the second quarterly distribution of Ohio School Foundation funds. The distribution totals around $44,000. The May 29 payroll shortfall is to be covered, with the June 12 payroll set to fund the final 1985-86 pay period. The district may borrow against the certificate to cover remaining costs and ensure janitors’ salaries are paid. The second quarter includes tuition adjustments for students from other districts and is larger than the first by about $6,262.2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Overdie Muay
State Department of Hduesdon
Focal School
Ohio School Foundation
Amoniti
S. Rackwood
Elyria Board of Education
Jiyne
Ehetk
Ont &Gs.ats.no
Auto TN collision damages two cars on East Avenue
Police reported a collision Saturday night at East avenue and Fourth Street involving Byron Newell of 248 Stanford avenue and Huston Clove of Lorain. Both cars were damaged in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Newell
Stanford Avenue
Huston Clove
Lorain
East Avenue
Fourth Street
Suit for Foreclosure and Damages Named in Brown vs Todd
Dr. EL O. 8. Brown filed suit against Della G. Todd of Train for 3800 dollars and asked for foreclosure of a mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL O
Number Six Platform Aims at Agriculture and Simplicity
The document outlines a broad agricultural program preserving the American market for farmers with a bounty and equalized allotments, linking benefits to domestic use and tariff costs, plus federal aid to dispose of surpluses without destroying crops or livestock. It notes a general push for states rights and a simplified, strong preamble echoing independence and 1856 Republican tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Sevenths continued awards crown track and field stars
Jaes Meyer and Joe Scott led the January class as runner up and MVP respectively. Harold Blake honored for trainer work while girls receive athletic awards. Senior and junior track stars earned numerals and letters. Barkrush trophy given. school program culminates in graduation ceremony and funds gift. First Savings sues Hersheal B. Wilson for 173 dollars with foreclosure sought on Carlisle township property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaes Meyer
Joe Scott
Robert Curtis
Scott
Haserodt
Charles Decker
Schon
Harold Blake
Roy B. Clymer
Edward Nano
Horer Price
Richard McDermott
Marian Kembie
Lucille Mohrman
Marion Stanford
Mary Robertson
Jean McCray
Nola Smith
Joris Smith
Joan McKee
Betty Agate
Eleanor Wyszynskish
Christine Sederis
Novak
Ano Buford
Ruth Elling
June Berk
Jean Roth
Bertha Battle
Betty Washburn
W. J. Vaughn
Werre
Joseph Scott
Don Hull
Charles Derker
John Smith
Dan Gulgin
LeRoy Barr
Jack Hyatt
William Rucker
Ben Plaff
Richard Ward
William Reed
Douglas Jenney
Henry Hart
Sam Pryce
Richard Gates
Manage Scott
Wiliam Edwards
Woburn Gueen
Herbert Brantley
Paul Edwards
Robert Blayney
Nathaniel Mack
Thomas Johnson
Lee Smith
Ulysses Wilson
Richard Thayer
Thomas Cochrane
Austin Rucker
Robert McDonald
Edwin Robson
William Kessler
Charles Brown
William Bowdler
Charles Carter
Robert Qlorin- Fears
Eugene Graber
Frank Bolinski
Lester Drage
Drage
Andersch
Robert W.kcox
Landon Convention Faces Hot Debates and Unity Aim
The 1936 Republican convention scrutiny centers on platform drafting with big disputes over currency tariffs and minimum wage planks. Delegates await keynote from Senator Stei ner and a speech by Herbert Hoover as tensions rise over Landon’s expected first ballot nomination and unified party strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haillen
Landom
Balogna
Landon
Fletcher
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
New York
Steinar
Oregon
Herbert Hoover
Republican Party
Platform tensions and farm policy split in convention preview
The piece outlines a platform clash between East and West over state rights versus federal influence on labor rules and industry. It notes a New York delegate forecast of Lamson support, Borah's arrival to shape the platform, and debates on women's labor, minimum wage, and agricultural protection amid the convention atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Cleveland
London
Washington
Cleveland Markets Report: Poultry Livestock Prices Steady
The Cleveland market shows weak poultry with heavy hens and old roosters variably priced. Potatoes vary by origin with Ohio and Michigan leads, while livestock remains steady with cattle, calves, sheep, and lambs showing modest range shifts and standard daily figures.
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Cleveland
Brirs
Ohio
Michigan
Idaho
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
California
Coraline
Chetve Stee
Cammon SA
Shert Ant
Maryket Steady
God
Wethers
Constitutional amendment moves and Kansas at convention
The piece notes an immediate push for a constitutional amendment to let states regulate women workers’ wages, while opposing binding the convention to this. Kansas buzzes with parade crowds and new drinks named after presidential candidates. Anti-Landon leadership centers on Vandenberg and Borah, with Borah’s camp pushing early votes and nominating, while Borah is reportedly being edged out by observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon Camp
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Borah
Kansas
Borah arrives in Cleveland for last ditch nomination bid
Senator William E. Borah traveled from Washington to Cleveland to lead a valiant but outnumbered effort for his nomination. Supporters of Landon also mobilized to block his bid in a bitter final confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William E. Borah
Washington
Landon Boked
Herah
Borah weighs wage fight and constitutional route
Borah rushed to his headquarters after the wage report, signaling a possible statement. He and Bachman weighed a constitutional amendment to challenge the Supreme Court ruling on minimum wages for women while noting the 5 to 4 decision may not stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Bachman
Ale M. Landon
Gov. Landon
Supreme Court
New York
Jolly Cookers Four H Club organized in South Amherst
South Amherst June report notes the first meeting of the Jolly Cookers Four H Club at the school. Ruth Krueck is president, Betty Mori vice president, Flora Schneider secretary, Helen Var Ko treasurer, Lois Springer reporter, Florence Schneider recreation leader. Seven members attended with Mrs. Allan Thompson and Mrs. Edward Pahrney as advisors. Next meeting planned for Wednesday after noon June 16 at the school. South Amherst American Legion Post 197 held a regular session Friday evening with routine business and a social afterward for fifteen members. Village Council to meet at town hall for regular session this evening. Miss Ruth Allsop’s illness improving after two weeks at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
Martes Club
Florence Morgain
North Main Street
Order of Eastern Star
Cranford Cottage
East College Street
Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge
The
Gertrude Bryant
Morgan Street
R. Pp. Harvey
Bridgette Club
South Cedar Avenue
Pythian Sister Temple
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Cooking Club
South Amherst
Jolly Cookers
Ruth Krueck
Betty Mori
Flora Schneider
Helen Var Ko
Lois Springer
Florence Schneider
Allan Thompson
Edward Pahrney
Nest
South Amherst American Legion
Post No
Morning Glory Club entertained at Dechant home Avon Ohio
Avon morning glory club met Saturday evening at Mr and Mrs Frank S Dechant home. Cards were played with Mrs Louis Dechant winning first prize and Mrs Lawrence Heckel second. Mrs J J Weiler received consolation. Lunch followed. Next meeting slated with Mrs J J Weiler. Also reports of trips and visits from area residents and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Glory Club
Avon, O., Sune
Frank S. Dechant
Louis Dechant
Lawrence Heckel
J. J. Weiler
J. J. Weller
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Wilmot
Masonic Temple
Blue Bird
Court Street
Odl En
Jesse Wall
Detroit
Wall
First Methodist Church
Home Missionary Society
Wadsworth
ARS
Mary Dion
Crystal Restaurant
Esther al Alflen
Fannie A. Drummond
West College Street
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Betts
Florence Betts
Spokane
Wilbur Hanawalt
Norman
Wooster
C. R. Summers
Tallywood Street
Emerson Crowell
Summers
Irving M Channon
Auburndale
Mass
Herrick
East Lorain Street
Harry Slater
Henry Ochheiserstine
Chalmer J. Roy
J. A. Richards
Roy
Colorado Springs
University of Colorado
W. H. Chanin
Woodland Avenue
Gladys Myers
Lyle Keller
Lykens
Gerald Keller
Hollywood Street
Prince Nicholas
Michael
Red Cross
Princes Paul
Juposlavia
Edouard Benes
Czechoaslovakia
Elyria Sheet Metal Works
Broad Street
Claude 8
Hoy
First Savings and Loan Company
Hersh-~eal B. Wilson
Carlisle Township
Pennsylvania
Lamson
O'Donnells
Yria, Ohio
Stuady
Phere
Legion Meeting
Wounell
Ruth Allsop
Liness
Avon
Ira Gough
East
F. A. Yost
Inca Baptist Church
Emma Handler
Avon Lake
G. L. Jankina
George Weston
May Weston
Dover
Ben Walker
Henry Schenck
Lacey Walker
W. J. Barr
Charlie Bliss
George Bliss
Sederis
Croquignole Waves
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Lorrain County
Weatero
Turner Block
Court Brrvet Phows
Lorsta County Company
Lorain County Peopis
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