Beeny Keep Talks on Prohibition and Repeal at Local Institute
Attorney Andrew Keep, speaking at the Elyria W. C. T. U. institute in the First Methodist church, outlines the rise of prohibition, its repeal in 1933, and its social and economic impacts. He cites crime, health, and youth concerns, and argues for renewed national prohibition if public opinion supports it.
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Beeny Keep
Local Institute of W. C.T.U
Andrew Keep
Institute of the Elyria W. C. T. U
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States Daily News
Keeley Institute
Echo
Brewer's Journal
Elyria Health District amends milk regulation order
The Elyria City Health District Board approves amendments to its milk regulation order. Sections 15 16 and new Section 21a add pasteurization standards homogenized milk labeling and testing requirements and repeal conflicting provisions from the 1935 and 1936 orders. The measure takes effect as prescribed by the board.
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Tsoardee
Board OF Health
Elyria City Health District
Elyria
Ohio
City of
Babcock
M. E. Srr
Pratem
Beets Health
Elvrra
G. E. French
C.T
Boulder From Lorain County For Lincoln Memorial
Lorain County will provide a 70 cubic foot boulder for a Lincoln memorial shrine in Rockefeller Park Cleveland. Peter Witt of Cleveland, known for Lincoln talks, seeks one boulder from each Western Reserve county. Lorain County commissioners confirmed by letter they will supply the stone.
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Lorain County
Rockefeller Park
Cleveland
Abraham Lincoln
Peter Witt
Lincoln
Western Reserve
Witt
Labor Union To Select Delegates In Elyria
The Elyria Central Labor Union will choose delegates at the V. F. W. Hall at 7 30 tonight to represent the union at the fifty fifth Ohio Labor Conclave in Akron opening July 17. More than 500 delegates from the Ohio State Federation of Labor are expected to participate, representing nearly 500000 workers, with unfinished business from the May 25 meeting to be considered.
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Elyria Central Labor Union
Akron
V. F. W. Hall
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Ohio
Elyria Water Office Keeps Bank Hours On Saturday
The Elyria water office at City Hall will stay open 8 a m to 8 p m Saturday to aid customers paying bills the 10th of the month and last day for current bill payment. Fred Meinke, clerk, said the extended hours are for convenience this week.
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Elyria
Fred Meinke
Meinke
District Health Meeting Postponed in Wellington Area
District health meeting for Four-H Club members in the Wellington area has been postponed and will now take place Monday night, June 26. Similar meetings are set tonight in Amherst and Friday night in Eaton. Dr. F RB Dew will conduct preliminary examinations as county health commissioner. The district contest honors younger members ineligible for county health donors while county winners age 16 or older advance to the Ohio State Fair contest.
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Wellington Territory
Amherst
Eaton
F. RB. Dew
Torch Blast Burns Man at Local Grill in Berea
George Tiedt, 39, of Berea, suffered first degree burns to the face hands and left forearm when an acetylene torch exploded during work at the Elysium Soda Grill and Restaurant at 310 Broad Street. He was treated at Elvira Memorial Hospital and released.
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George Tiedt
Berea
Elysium Soda Grill
Broad Street
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
King's Empire tour seeds goodwill across North America
The King and Queen begin the second phase of a 16.664 mile goodwill tour, steeled by warm welcomes in Canada and aiming to reinforce ties between Britain, Canada and the United States. The journey through New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and New Jersey could influence neutral foreign policy during tense global times.
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Canada
United States
George
Elizabeth
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New York
Virginia
New Jersey
Washington
Plans Progress For Supper Opens Charities Drive
Plans are progressing for a supper to launch the Jewish charities drive at the Jewish synagogue on Lake Ave on June 18. The commissary committee will meet this evening to plan the menu with Mrs Myron Wise as chairman. Reservations, limited to 150, must be made by 6 30 p m Friday June 9. Maurice Klatsch of New York, national representative of the United Jewish Appeal, will speak.
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Jewish Charities Drive
Lake Ave
Myron Wise
Julius Hyman
Maurice Klatsch
New York
United Jewish Appeal
Five youths ordered to report after theft at quarry incident
Five youths aged 14 to 23 were ordered to report to Police Chief E. J. Stankard after allegedly taking $11 and a driver's license from Don Mohr of 118 Blaine Street while he swam at the quarry on West River Street. Sergt. Det. C. E. Parker says four of the five were found and $8.10 of the money recovered. the fifth remained at large and is to answer with the others today.
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Don Mohr
Blaine Street
West River Street
E. J. Stankard
C. E. Parker
Mohr
Sergt. Parker
Local Republicans file petitions for council seats
Councilmen at large George Thompson and James C. Scott filed petitions for renomination on the Republican ticket. Clay H. Wilmot enters the first ward race against Henry Sassmanhausen. Oberlin council hopefuls Edward J. Sable and Hiram T. Thurston also submitted petitions. Final filing closes 6 PM Friday.
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George Thompson
James C. Scott
Board of Elections
Election Board
First Ward Council
Clay H. Wilmot
Wilmot
Henry Sassmanhausen
Oberlin Council
Edward J. Sable
Hiram T. Thurston
Young Men's City Club Hosts Stag Party and Picnic
The Young Men's City Club closed its season with a Wednesday afternoon stag party and riverbank picnic at Robson's Grove. Richard Wentz and club president Herman Goodspeed arranged supper. a daytime baseball game and an evening bonfire were part of the program.
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Young Men's City Club
Robson’s Grove
Richar Wentz
Herman Goodspeed
Scout Camporee Opens Tomorrow at Lorain County Fair Grounds
The announcement by Richard Newcomb assistant Scout executive noted music by a brass quartet formed by four Boy Scouts Ed gar Gates John Linville Sam Rockwood and Robert Wilson. The meeting drew 25 Cubs 20 parents eight den chiefs and several officers and visitors.
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Edgar Gates
John Linville
Sam Rockwood
Robert Wilson
Firelands Area
Lorain County Fair Grounds
Richard Newcomb
Labor Secretary Asked To Investigate Lorain Dispute
In a telegram Tor Cedarvall of the W. W. organization asked Frances Perkins to investigate a jurisdictional dispute at the Lorain American Stove Co plant between the Steel Workers' Organizing Committee and the Industrial Workers of the World. The W. W. organizer said shop committees had voted to call a strike to win representation in bargaining.
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Cleveland, O
Frances Perkins
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Industrial Workers of the World
Lorain
American Stove Co
Perkins
Tor Cedarvall
W. W
Award Honors To Cub Pack No. 4
Cub Pack No. 4 received several honors at its parents meeting at the First Congregational church Tuesday night. Five new Cubs joined as Bobcats: Charles Crosby, Ted Day kin, Arthur Farmer, Don Barlow, and Herbert Fulger. Dean Vibber received the nine point award, with Gold and Silver arrow points awarded to others. John Strom joined Boy Scout Troop 136.
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Cub Pack No. 4
First Congregational Church
Charles Crosby
Ted Daykin
Arthur Farmer
Don Barlow
Herbert Fulger
J. C. Linville
Dean Vibber
Henry W.ingersoll, Jr
Harley Vibber
Glenn Watson
Keith Wubster
Walter Hendricks
Ward Young
Den
John Strom
Young
William C. Meinke
Timms Spring And Eagles Clash For Top In B Loop
First place in the City Class B Softball League is at stake as Timms Spring and Eagles clash at the Hamilton diamond. Other games include Troxel Company versus Elyria Water Works at Roosevelt, Elyria Plating versus Elyria Foundry at Jefferson, and Tattersall Dairy versus General Industries at McKinley.
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Timms Spring
Eagles
Hamilton
Troxel Company
Elyria Water Works
Roosevelt
Elyria Plating Corporation
Elyria Foundry
Jefferson
Tattersall Dairy
General Industries
McKinley
Pitching Meter Debuts At Oberlin Field Saturday
Oberlin, June 8. John Crawford of the Cleveland Plain Dealer unveils a new pitching meter to be tested Saturday between 1 and 5 pm at Oberlin College athletic field. The 16th annual varsity Alumni baseball game is set for 3 pm with 12 varsity wins against three for Alumni. An Oberlin Alumni tennis match and golf tournament precede and accompany the event.
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Oberlin
John Crawford
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Oberlin College
Oberlin Golf Course
George Bradenburg
Paul Landis
St Agnes Seniors CYO Softball Triumph Over Janky Oils
St Agnes CYO seniors beat Janky Oils of Oberlin 10 to 3 in Oberlin last night. Pitcher Pete Roka and catcher C Filimon starred for St Agnes while Oberlin’s battery included P Robinson and C Willbond.
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St. Agnes
Janky Oils
Oberlin
Pete Roka
C. Filimon
P. Robinson
C. Willbond
Cleaners at Lakewood Face Cannon Tailors in Lakewood Match
The Standard Cleaners meet Cannon Tailors tonight at Lakewood Elks Field. Cleaners players should assemble at the store by 3.30 for transportation arrangements.
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Cleaners
Cannon Tailors
Lakewood
Jewelers Wallop CCC In 12-5 Diamond Victory
The Jewelers defeated CCC Camp 12 to 5 last night on the American Lace diamond. Tea Jal owilec pitched and Bob Mahl caught for the Jewelers, while Brean and Cox formed CCC's battery.
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Jewelers
Wallop
CCC
Vic Silver
Tea Jalowilec
Bob Mahl
Brean and
Cox
CCC Battery
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