Ward's Ward Properties Case Upheld in War Powers Ruling
The U S Appeals Court ruled the seizure of Ward properties in Chicago and six other cities legal under the War Labor Disputes Act. Judge Philip DeSoto Sullivan wrote the majority, with a dissent by Judge William Sparks. Avery of Montgomery Ward signals continuation of test cases and possible supreme court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew- Bill
Avery
Montgomery Ww Co
Supreme Oartoday
U. S
Seizuce
Ling
J Sirfet
Dudge Philip DeSuilivan
Roosevelt
Hig
Ward
Chicago
Evah A. Evans
Otto’ Kerner
Willian H. Sparks
Tina
Supreme Court
Food Committee Tours Midwest For Agriculture Hearings
The food committee travels across Chicago Cleveland New York and Boston to assess agriculture duties and food shortages. Hearings in Minneapolis Yakima Seattle and Los Angeles aim to draft recommendations likely to extend to Anderson as he assumes his new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineffun
Dfo
Rt Hee Pol
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Will Haw Press
Minneapolis
Yakima
Seattle
Wash
Los Angeles
Service Visitors At Ration Board
Service visitors at a ration board list armed forces members calling on the Elyria War Price and Ration Board. Names include Vernon Comerford Duane Robinson Ervin Wissinger Sgt. Willet C. Michel Barnard E. Green Kenwood Kenwood Pvt Arthur Bohannon Raymond Krugnyan and A S Howard R Lattman with service branches and days noted at various addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warne G. Oldfield
Vernon Comerford
Nievy
Clark Street
Duane Robinson
Ieee Navy
Harvard
Wilet C. Michel
Army
Fragmentary OCR Item With Names and Numbers
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered names such as Keri Avenue LaVine Mae and Robert Teo Remi, various phrases like 20 days and nine days, plus references to Navy, Chartis Hupp, and 282 Harwood direct. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keri
LaVine
Mae If
Robert Teo Remi
Navy
Warren Jt
Guten
B.D. Noe
Chardoin
Teathaul
Marises
Philips
Chartis Hupp
Harwood Sirect
Plans Completed for Bible School at Pi Grim Cedured
Miss Jina Witick of Cleveland led a staff meeting of teachers at the nen Buble school of Pi grim cedured lust might to complete plans for the Bible school. She will supervise the primary department and conduct church study classes including art. The Friday meeting opened with prayer by Rev. F.D. Newcomer. Department rules were outlined and Latce Bauer assisted. Classes will meet in church rooms with a chapel service to start each day. Bible story-tellers include Virginia Lewis Mrs Paul Bager and Mrs Anthony Cignarelli Ruth Bauer will preside at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jina Witick
Cleveland
Pigrim
Miss Witick
Schauftler Er
Spastor
F.d
Aeheds Ules
Latce Bauer
Tex Ar
Wuas Ie Sore
S Virginia Lewis
Paul Bager
Anthony.Cignarelli
Ruth Bauer
Court Hears Divorce Actions and City Payment Dispute
In Carlton Tarain and nearby areas, multiple divorce suits were filed today. William Bors sued for divorce from Aelen. another case cites grounds of cruelty involving Frank and a spouse identified as MA. A taxpayer, C Trumpaner, seeks to stop City of Goran payments and obtain damages over a contracted pumping plant project worth 41,326, alleging mismanagement and improper prosecution by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bors
Aelen
Naple
Lorain
Goran
BR Rhoton
Camman
Sudee
Caak
Te Pnstatl Mess
Trumpaner
Tas
Fragmented meeting notes reflect club members and recognitions
The text lists members and relatives from Elyria and Chicago connected to a club, mentions retirement or illness notes, and records a recognized list spanning years 1910 to 1935. It references a business season, a chairman, and attendees at a meeting, with blurred details and partial names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maide
Donald Gailey
Clevslamd
Hobinson
Chicago
Fils Garaird Rockwood
Sai Rockwood
Elyria
Laura Sturd
Mabie
Athena
Ani Lao
Dwig
Martorte Vibe i
Tina Simone
Dane- Pbwo
Fia
Absia
St Johns Lutheran and Local Churches Announce Services
St John s Lutheran announces Sunday 10 00 a m service with eighth grade graduates receiving diplomas. Rev W C Kirkner guest speaker on mission work. Evening social, choir anthem The Lord Bless You and Keep You. Fort Wayne and Buffalo pastors named as guests for upcoming Sundays. First Baptist notes Children s Day program and dedication service with pastor J Irving Reese and organist L Holden. Youth groups, missionary society meetings, and Vacation Bible School plans included for week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Joan's Lutheran
St. John’s Lutheran Lchor
W. C. Hirkner
Missions
Lutherary Church
Missouri
Bynod
Birkner
Bidotin
Leon Wa
John's
Bewir Kurth
Ft Wayne
St. John's
Mentings
Junta | Wilther League
Fi Baptist
Enue Bible
Jamarrawert
William Hoss
Wible
Hey. J. Irving Reese
L. C. Holden
Franck
F. A. Yast
Roose
Little Foxes
Uie Mii- Murs
Women's Missionary Society
Milton Arnold
Arnald
Grace Baptist Church of
Buffalo
New York
Woanne
Young People’s Bible Curs
Oberlin Plans for Big 4th Celebration
Oberlin announces plans for the Fourth of July celebration with Joh A. Coch in charge of arrangements through the Chamber of Commerce. Activities include a community picnic on the First Church lawn, refreshments in the James Brand house, continuous movies 6:30 to 7:30, and a softball game at the Hindy school athletic field with bleacher seating. Sunday services and baptisms are noted at local churches, and various church events and meetings are listed through June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Joh A. Coch
Reunt
Chamber of Commerce
Inguerd
James Brand House
Hindy
Girl Scouts Plan Summer Camp Aides Training in Elyria
Girls eighteen or older may train as camp aides at Girl Scout Camp during three Aug periods. Camp chair J. G. Brydon and Mrs Brydon invite applications at the Elyria office on June 13 and 15 to join a health and sports program and learn camping techniques. Registration begins June 18 with Mrs Brydon available 1 to 3 PM.
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Girl Scouts of
Elyria
Girl Scout Council
J. G. Brydon
Inmn
Brydon
Girl Scout
Varce
Sde
Etyh
Licenses Granted to Local Residents and Military Personnel
A list of licenses issued to multiple individuals includes Charles Sorrell, 30, machine operator of 820 West Broad Street. Wilma Clark, 24, teacher of 102 Water Street. Francis Emérich, 41, foreman of R. Deli Oberlin. Ann Sels Law ski, 20, Lorain. Wallace Cushing, U.S. Army, 3 Ply mouth, Illinois. Virginia Stewart, 27, 305 Sprite Street. Steve Sugerik, 27, Lerain, U.S. Army. Emma Bucher, 24, Amherst B.C. 2. John Toth, 24, Larsis Navy. Hate Useen, 22, Lrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Sorrell
West Broad Street
Wilma Clark
Water Street
Francis Emérich
R. Deli Oberlin
Ann Selslawski
Lorain
Wallace Cushing
Plymouth
N. IL
Army
Virgina Stewart
Sprite Sireet
Steve Sugerik
Lerain
U. S. Army
Emma Bucher
Oberlin and Oberling Dinner Noted In Community Circles
Forty members attended a ward dinner in Oberlin area with reports from the last months, mentioning families from Sarasota Florida and Tripoli. The notes include letters from Rob and Mrs. Johnson, updates on Maria and family, and travelers stationed abroad in Chengtu China and Paris France.
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Gamelin
Oberling
Logi
Connor
Oberlin
Persia
Seland
Rob
Charles
Stephen Johnson
Oak
Sarasota
Fla
Mying
GE Burgiter
Tripoli
Dariglugalh Decherd
Iheig Mission
Mer
Virginia
Ginias
Virginia Elizabeth Potter
Pic
Robert
Porter
Chengtu
China
Higton
Willidny
Ted
Don
Paris
France
William
England
Grafton Man Fined On Driving Charge In May
A Grafton man was fined after arraignment on a charge of delay while under the influence and reckless driving as deputies reported. Best was arrested the evening of May 80 when his car struck Ronald Best a one year old boy being pushed in a stroller by his mother Elsie Best on Route 87 near theRoyde residence. Lorain man Harry Robinson was fined $4 and costs in police court today after arraignment for intoxication following a arrest on Lodi Street at 12:20 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pouce
Best
Ronald Best
Elsie Best
Lorain
Harry Robinson
Cwas
Lodi Street
Kiwanis Glub Hears Talk On Blood Bank
Kiwanis club heard a presentation on blood banks from Chomet of the Bigia T. Hospital. Binod Bantetite explained blood types and how stored blood is prepared for future medical use. Abbot Laboratories then showed a film on transfusions, with guests from Cleveland and local officials attending.
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Kiwanis Glub
Blood Bank
Jinarad
Chomet
Bigeia T. Hospital
Kiwanis Club
Ralabhishien Binod Bantetite
Futuretisé
A. Bab
Ocand
Banks Wold
Kent
Abbot Laboratories of
Cleveland
H.H. Ade Tein
Hi Re Alexander
Abbot Laboratories
Shea
Arnold B
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Chile
Food Committee
Middle Avenue
Vas
Dre
Bards
THE
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Eae
Ad Rt
Bible
Carlton
Paul
Nest
Aris Ff
ST. Baul's
St Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Sandrey
Qherlin
Rcihere Uasieg Ag Sp
Mickie Uve
Psec
Usaly
Meandiy
Mar
Pune
Hope
Tare One
Oberlin _ aREC AME
Gshorn
Gak' St
Cal Richart Janmer
Wathiat Street
Mipeie
Martial Thureh
Aatroup
Church School
B.S
Herbert. G. May
Carrie Kellogg
King
Ity Lake Forest
Roylal-Y.w.c.a
A. Stidley
Christa Science Gociety
Ti Aym
Opan
Eva M. Oakes
Hirth
Cedar Avenue
D. R. Moore
Aint Street
R.R. Barr
W. E. Mosher
Oberlin Fculty
Frederick C. _Mosher
Washington,d. C
Heter
School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Syracuce University
Oberlin College
Laura Camp Mosher
William E
USS. Navy Medical’ Corps
Richard
Dayton
Frederick Coot
Washington
D.C
Henry C
Camp Rucker
Ala
Rebekah's Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Dune FL
Shirley McKinney
Betty Ble
Marion Seibersy
Geraldine Fybaceux
Caral Gurtsak
Cheerful
Btrs
Dan Beyant
Harold Dapwrorth
Wom
State’ Park
Mems
Dune
Arthur Taft
News of the Girl Scouts
Grafton
Hart W. Plocher
Surame
Sudro-Curtis
Jack Rockwool
Nerenker
R. W. Beckett
Baldwin-Hill Rockwool
River Road
Lorain County
Bank
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
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