County to shift blind pensioners to old age rolls
County Commissioners announced a reform under new blind pension and social security laws. About 32 of the roughly 65 or older blind pensioners will move to old age pensions, with under 18s moved to dependent children benefits. Mary Brandt of Loraine was hired as investigator to verify recipients and begin duties June 16. The program will split costs about one third each among county state and federal funds.
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Parsons
Mary Brandt
Lorain
Siout
Brandt
Old Are Pension Office
County to Compile New List of 400 Electors for Jury Service
Lorain County will create a new pool of 400 to 490 potential jurors selected as a cross section of the county. Jury Commissioners Hart Dickason and Mrs Peters will oversee the tally and place names into the jury wheel after removing current entries per a Common Pleas Court order by Judges Findley and Cook.
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Lorain County
Buurard St
Hart Dickason
Elyria
Peters
Lorain
Muskingum College names Aiken chairman of 1937 centennial
Dr. Merton W. Aiken of Columbus was named by the Muskingum College board of trustees as chairman of the centennial celebration schedule for 1937. He was elected at a meeting after commencement exercises. Degrees were awarded to seniors.
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New Concord
Aips
Merton W. Aiken
Columbus
Muskingum College
Aiken
Former Postmaster Heard By Rotarians
R. B. Lerasch former Elyria postmaster spoke at the Rotary Club weekly luncheon at Elke restaurant. He detailed United States Postal Service operations. The club announced the first Inter-Club golf tournament at Lakewood Country Club on June 24 with Vermilion Lakewood Lorain and Elyria competing. K W Plocher led arrangements. The second Inter-Club event likely at Lorain Country Club in August.
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R. B. Lerasch
Elyria
Rotary Club
Elke
Lersch
United States Postal Service
Lakewood Country Club
Vermilion
Lakewood Lorain
K. W. Plocher
Court Dismisses Bettman Appeal
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld Montgomery County courts in denying attorney fees to Gilbert Bettman during rehabilitation of seven Daston building and loan institutions. It refused to review Bettman’s appeal, ruling no debatable constitutional question existed. Bettman, former Ohio attorney general, sought fees from the associations’ assets. both lower courts ruled against him.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Montgomery County
Gilbert Bettman
Daston
Bettman
Ohio
Obliging Man Turns Himself In At Police Station
Clarence Greving, 25, wanted in Mansfield on a man-support charge faced by his wife, walked into City Police Headquarters and was detained. Police found a bus ticket to Battle Creek, Michigan, among his belongings. He had been staying with his mother at 699 Bond Street and is held pending Mansfield authorities.
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Clarence Greving
Greving
Mansfeld
Battle Creek
Mich
Bond Street
Mansfield
Woman Asks Vote For D. C. People
Mildred Reeves, the first woman on a Republican platform committee, urged the subcommittee to support enfranchising District of Columbia voters. Reeves, a DC delegation member whose seat was challenged, was temporarily seated during roll call and then served on the platform committee.
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Cleveland
Republican
Mildred Reeves
District of Columbia
Miss Reeves
25 Will Pay For Water With Work
Twenty five city residents delinquent in water bill payments may settle balances by working for the city. Safety Service Director Faxon announced plans to employ about 25 delinquents starting next week, and those wishing to work should report to Faxon's City Hall office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cit Safety Service
LD. Faxon
Tore
Faxon
Townsend Club To Sponsor Party Here
Townsend Club No. 1 will sponsor a Thursday evening party at the club rooms located at 134 Middle Avenue. The public is invited to attend. the event is not a club meeting despite an earlier misstatement.
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Middle Avenue
Fisra Townsend Clb No
As& Wee
Not A Crooner Says New Policeman Indi Cott
H. J. Indicott, a new Elyria police recruit, rejects being labeled a crooner after a local nightclub used the same stage name. He clarified today that the nickname does not describe him or his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Indicott
Elyria
Indicott
Engagement likely for Gladys Myers and John Moore in Oberlin
Announcement from Oberlin reports Miss Gladys Myers of Oberlin to wed John H. Moore of North Taswell Virginia. Myers, Akron-born graduate of Ohio State and Kent State, taught Special Education in Oberlin Public Schools. Moore is Columbia and Ohio State alumnus nearing his doctorate, Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi member. A garden party honored Myers. marriage planned for early summer.
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Oberlin, O
Gladys Myers
Oberlin
John H. Moore
Houston Moore
North Taswell
Moore
Columbia
Ohio State Universities
Sigma Ni
Miss Myers
W. H. Chapin
Moers
Ohio Delegates Split on Key Republican Platform Issues
Ohio delegates at the Republican National Convention voiced divergent views on major platform questions. Some support a minimum wage amendment, others oppose or remain undecided. Opinions on anti monopoly and farm relief varied, with State Chairman Ed D. Schorr opposing the amendment and backing anti monopoly and farm relief, while former Governor Myers Y. Cooper urged careful consideration and conservatism.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Ed D. Schorr
Schorr
Republican Party
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Convention Resolutions Committee
Second Trial Of Suit Being Heard
Bertha Skapin of Lorain vs Paul Lukovics Lorain in a $5 990 personal injury suit heard before a jury in Judge Guy B Findleys court. The collision occurred January 16 1935 as Skapin walked on the sidewalk near 31st street and Fears avenue Lorain. A verdict for the defendant was returned on the first trial.
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Bertha Skapin
Lorain
Paul Lukovics
Guy B Findley
Lorain Man Fined On Driving Charge
Peter Stepaky of Lorain was fined 190 dollars and costs and ordered to surrender his license plates and not drive a car in Ohio for one year after a driving while intoxicated conviction. He was arrested on Route 57 by State Highway Patrol after a traffic collision on April 2.
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Peter Stepaky
Lorain
Ohio
DA. Cook
Step‘ky
Fruit Growers to Elect Officers in Dover Town Hall
Election of officers of the Northern Ohio Fruit Brewers Association will be held Monday evening at the Dover town hall. A large attendance is expected at the meeting announced today.
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Northern Ohio Fruit Brewers’ Association
Dover Town Hall
Cars Collide at Midway Ave and Third St Intersection
Russell Mahar of 592 Cleveland Street and Charles Nell of 434 10th Street drove during a rain shower and collided at the Middle Avenue and Third Street intersection. Vehicles sustained minor damage according to police reports.
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Russell Mahar
Cleveland Street
Charles Nell
10Th St
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Norwalk Man Fined in Intoxication Plea
Charles Sehoup, 21, of Norwalk, pleaded guilty to intoxication in Mayor Don A. Ralan court. He was fined $1 and warned after police arrested him yesterday in a Turner Street yard. The report mentions Philippines in relation to cigar export.
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Charles Sehoup
Norwalk
Don A. Ralan
Sehoup
Turner
Two Lorain Youths Held After Crash
Two Lorain youths were being held in Lorain county jail today after their car left the road and went into a ditch near Wellington. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick’s deputies found the youths at the scene. no charges have yet been placed.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Sherif Clarence W. Dick
Sheriff's Department
Wellington
Song Co Authors Die 12 Hours Apart in Chicago and Fremont
Kenyon College song authors Warren Fioward Mann and Rev. Charles C. Bubb died within twelve hours of each other. Mann wrote the words and Bubb arranged the music for There is 2 Thrill, adapting it from the opera Ermine. Mann, sports editor of the Daily News, died after an operation, while Bubb fatally shot himself in his Fremont rectory.
Ohio State to award 37 PhD degrees at commencement
Columbus June 16. Forty seven students will be awarded Doctor of Philosophy degrees at Ohio State University’s Bath annual commencement exercises here Monday. Included among those receiving the university’s highest degree are Harold W. Arnold Harry Gehman Raymond M. Gon Findlay Ralph V. Sinnett Delfaware Roland B. Snow Marian and Isabelle F. Wagner Castalta.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Bath
Harold W. Arnold
Springfeld
Harry Gehman
Ashland
Raymond M. Gon- 40
Findlay
Ralph V. Sinnett
Delfaware
Roland B. Snow
Marian
Isabelle F. Wagner
Castalta
Politics Hold U S Spotlight
United Press reports a national spotlight on the Republican National Convention in Cleveland and President Roosevelt’s Arkansas swing. Hoover lands in Cleveland for a key address as Snell takes charge and New Deal foes clash with Landon and Borah supporters. Roosevelt arrives in Hot Springs for his 7 p.m. talk and Ely in Massachusetts warns against revising the 1936 platform.
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United Press
Republica
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Arkansas
Herbert Hoover
Bertrand H. Snell
New Deal
FE. S. T
Hot Springs
Ark
B.S T
Westfield
Mass
Joseph B. Ely
Supreme Court
Gets High Rating At Training Camp Three Promoted
Sergt. Haynes Percival of 154 Cleveland Street received seven A’s and four B’s during a three month infantry communication school course at Fort Benning Georgia. Lieut. Arthur Richwine reported three promotions in the local guard unit as retirements expired enlistments. Corporal Elmer H Weiber Ridgeville electric elan promoted to sergeant. Private Melvin Cisman Ridgeville and Private Marvin Lee Howe Street promoted to corporals. Enlistments expired for Sergt. Clifford McDovall Corp Grien Lee and First Private William Bokenyi.
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Fort Benning
Georgia
Haynes Percival
Cleveland Street
Arthur Richwine
Percival
Elmer H. Weiber
Ridgeville
Technical Electric Elan
Melvin Cisman
Marvin Lee
Howe Street
Sergt
Clifford McDonvall
Corp
Grien Lee
William Bokenyi
Alimony suit filed in Lorain Court House
In Lorain Ann Majjessie filed suit for alimony from Joseph Majjessie on grounds of gross neglect. Martha Marshall was granted $165 against Elias Hanna for fines from an automobile collision in Lorain in 1935. Rose Appleman won $174 against the City of Lorain in a $10,009 injury suit from a July 14, 1932 sidewalk accident on Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Majjessie
Lorain
Joseph Majjessie
Martha Marshall
Elias Hanna
Rose Appleman
County debate over new dog pound tasked by public letter
A Lorain County commission discussion on a modern humane dog kennel was sparked by a letter from the Cleveland Anti-Vivisection Society noting wide regional concern. The secretary Mrs. L M Kress asks what plans exist for a new pound the license revenue and commissioner candidates. Commissioner Dunn replies that the current kennel is run by the Lorain County Humane Society not the county board and that control will shift to the county when a new kennel is built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Anti-Vivisection Society, Inc
Larain County
L. M. Kress
Oscar Dunn
Lorain County Humane Society
The
Humane Society
New Trial Asked In Celina Shooting Case
Theodore Hull of Celina seeks a new trial after conviction for shooting with intent to kill. The same street fight case involved William Disher, who was wounded during the incident in Celina on June 10.
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Celina
Theodore Hull
Full
William EK
Disher
Winter Blamed For Tree Defoliation In Lorain County
Lorain County growers report defoliation of cherry peach and apple trees due to a severe winter. C L Hummel, agricultural extension agent, says cold weather is the main factor with peach trees worst at about 15 degrees below zero. He notes cherry leaf sprout peach leaf curl and apple seed as other contributors and urges against destroying trees unless they are completely dried up.
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Lorain County
C. L Hummel
Decision Delayed On Carlisle School Official
After hearing more than 50 witnesses FE L Bowshber state Education Director withheld a decision on removal action against A E Stevens superintendent of Carlisle Ohio accused of improper conduct Stevens denied the charge and will receive a second hearing Bowsher said C HW Bohl Warren County superintendent Robert J Roche state department field agent and Vernon Reigel head of a teachers placement bureau will attend the second hearing Five Carlisle teachers filed charges of improper conduct against Stevens.
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Columbus
W.R
FE. L. Bowshber
A. E. Stevens
Carlisle
Stevens
Bowsher
C. HW. Bohl
Warren County
State Department
Vernon Reigel
Carlisle School
Boh
Eagles To Install Officers Tomorrow
Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie No. 431 will hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening to install new officers with William C. Graves of Cleveland officiating. The entertainment committee announced a farewell to current officers and a welcome to the new leadership, featuring vaudeville acts and singing, followed by a buffet luncheon.
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Order of Eagles
Aerie
William C. Graves
Cleveland
Eagles’ Entertainment Committee
J. TL. Mathis
Deville
Landon Nears Nomination With 21 Votes Needed
Cleveland June 10 Alf M Landon trailed by 21 votes of the 403 needed to win the Republican presidential nomination on the first ballot A United Press tabulation showed Mississippi 11 and the District of Columbia 3 had shifted toward Landon with Louisiana 12 votes expected to follow This would place Landon within 9 votes of the goal and his managers expected to rack up more than enough as the first roll call began.
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Cleveland. O
Alf M. Landon
United Press
Mississippi
District of Columbia
Landon
Louisiana
Democrat Has Ticket Republicans Have None
County Commissioner John E. Davidson a Democrat greeted two Republican colleagues Oscar G. Munn and BE M Wickens with a broad smile as he carried two Republican National Convention tickets for Cleveland. Davidson departed with his wife at 10 a m while his two GOP co-members faced ticket shortages.
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John E. Davidson
Oscar G. Munn
BE. M. Wickens
Davidson
Cleveland
New Teacher Hired For Avon School
Miss Loretta Westrick, formerly at East Carlisle school, will teach the sixth and seventh grades at Avon Township school. Announced by Lorain County school superintendent C. A. Gibbons, she replaces Miss Margaret Wells who will move to Huntington Township school.
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Loretta Westrick
East Carlisle
Avon Township
C. A. Gibbons
Lorain County
Margaret Wells
Huntington Township
Grangers to Take Fifth Degree at Kipton Meeting
About 25 Pomona Grange members will receive the Fifth Degree at the Kipton High School meeting. A play from Lima’s winter convention will be performed during the session, followed by luncheon after the adjournment.
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Pomona Grange
Grange
Kipton High School
The
Lima
Cleveland Market Results and Farm Prices Report
Market totals and price lists from Cleveland show steady but heavy demand for poultry and live stock, with mixed trading for grains and produce. Key items include broilers, Leghorn hens, calves, sheep and lambs, and assorted vegetables, with U.S. corn, oats, and wheat quoted alongside farm produce like asparagus, radishes, and strawberries.
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Nootf
Lacey
Ohio
California
Mlymouth
White Rock
Plymouth
Wilte Rock
Sprati
United States Department of Agriculture
Louisiana Bliss Triumph Fair Quality
Conditen Ae Taxus
Oklahoma
Atork Weater
Minnesota
Petty
Sit Down Strike Closes Goodyear Tire Plants
Akron plants shut down as Goodyear workers stage a sit-down protest over the beating of Sherman Dalrymple, U R W international president, in Gadsden. Federal investigators moved to the scene. union leaders vow to safeguard assembly rights.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Sherman Dalrymple
United Rubber Workers International
Gadsden
Ala
Dalrymple
Washington
Atlanta
Cleveland
Wiam Green
American Federation of Lator
A. Foott
Wiliam Mitch
Alabama State Federation of Labor
Free Assembly
Akrondistrict Rubber Union
Goodyear
E. L. Gray
Goodrich Rubber Co
Goodrich
Landon Wins 50 Pennsylvania Delegates in Caucus
In Cleveland Q June 19 Pennsylvania delegates tally at a caucus gave Gay Alf M Landon 50 votes for the presidential nomination. Sen William E Borah placed second with 13 votes while Steiner Knox Dickinson and Van denberg each received small counts. Chairman Henry P Fletcher was absent and did not vote.
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Cleveland. Q
Pennsylvania
Alf M. Landon
William E. Borah
David A. Reed
Steiner
Knox
Dickinson
Vandenberg
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Borah Skips Convention Sessions in Opening Day
Idaho Sen. William E. Borah, 71, avoids convention sessions in Cleveland while reviewing the keynote by Sen. Frederick Steiner of Oregon. He backs no plan yet, awaiting the resolutions committee draft and whether a floor defense will be allowed if the platform is rejected.
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Borah
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Steiner
Senate
Resolutions Committee
Roosevelt
Barah
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