60 Candidates In Race For State Offices
Ohio sets 1938 primary entries at 60 for state posts with August 9 election day. Gubernatorial and senatorial contests loom, while several Supreme Court seats draw candidates from both parties. Uncontested nominees are few. Bricker unopposed, Duffy facing Dunlavy controversy amid reform battles.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Innner
John W. Bricker
Martin Devvey
Charles Sawyer
Davey
Arthur Day
Robert Taft
William Howard Taft
State Public Utilities Commission
Duffys
Davey Machine
Dunlavy
Duffy
Charles Cavano
William J. Kennedy
Carl V. Weygandt
Robert N. Gorman
Edward S. Matthias
Northwest Encampment okays July joint installation plans
Clifton MacDonald acted as chief patriarch at the Northwest Encampment meeting held last evening in the temple. Officers included senior warden Jacobs and Frank Baker on the relief committee. Robert Hastings announced he moved to Hollywood California to take government work. The district grand patriarch O C May announced plans for a joint open installation in July. Next meeting slated for June 24.
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Clifton MacDonald
Ee Oy
Northwest
WiHam
Johnson
Sanior
Anten Frank Baker
Relief Committee
E. C. Jacobs
Sell
Vissing Psiriaryns
Oberlin
MacDonald
Actinmg
Jacobs
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Names and Addresses
The notices list hospital admissions and discharges for multiple individuals across Ohio towns. Admissions include Mrs. Charles Fad wards on 314 Twelfth Street, James Papola, Bertha Vickers of Mingo Junction and Tiltonville, Mrs. Alfred Wolf on 125 Hamilton Avenue, Mrs. Elmer Warsh, Bur ton Lanaghan of Don Tay lor, Florence Brown of Ragland, Bonnie Beall of Rayland, George Baker, and 512 Woodland Avenue. Discharges include Mrs. Antonio Schumar of 328 Eighteenth Street, Mrs. Alfred Wolf at 125 Hamilton, Carl Dallas of 647 West River Street, and Mrs. Hatton Beard with a baby boy at 532 West River.
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Charles Fadwards
Twelfth Street
James Papola
Mingo Junction
Bertha Vickers
Tiltonville
Alfred Wolf
Hamilton Avenue
Elmer Warsh
Fields Corners
Burton Lanaghan
Hamilton
Carl Dallas
West River Street
Hatton Beard
West River
Lorain Licensees Named in Borer Case
Ludwig A. Spann age 22 and Marie E. Meyers age 19, both of Lorain, were listed in the case regarding a laborer known as a la borer.
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Ludwig A. Spann
Lorain
Laborer
Marie E. Meyers
Henrietta Kitchen Ettas Hold Fourth Meeting
The Henrietta Kitchen Ettas met at advisor Mrs Mead Petty's home to plan a demonstration for the annual 44H Club Demonstration Day. Lois Petty led a carrot and apple pudding lesson and Mary Vivian Lottaman taught muffins. next gathering is Thursday June 16 at Mrs Petty's home.
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Henrietta
Henrietta Kitchen Ettas
Mead Petty
Lois Petty
Mary Vivian Lottaman
Commencement at St. Joseph Parochial School to honor graduates
Msgr. John R. Hagan will speak at 3 p m Sunday as St Joseph Parochial School holds its commencement at the church. Diplomas and scholarships will be presented after Hagan's address, with P T A honors and an essay prize on Communism announced.
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Amherst
John R. Hagan
Cleveland
St. Joseph Parochial School
Hagan
P.T. A
Benediction
James Attie
Philip Lodge
Thomas Niesen
Robert Wenzel
Mary Acevez
Cecelia Drozdowski
Patricia’ Gammons
Anna Lodge
June McDermott
Queen Esther Class Enjoys Methodist Hospitality
Members of the Queen Esther class of the Methodist church enjoyed hospitality at Mrs. R. H. Hearn's home in Middle Ridge on Friday evening. The early part of the evening was devoted to the business meeting.
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Marjorie Hearn
R. H. VanKeuren
Methodist Church
R. H. Hearn
Middle Ridge
Children’s Day Observed in Amherst Churches
Four Amherst churches mark Children’s Day with morning services. St Peter Evangelical and Reformed hosts a combined service at 10:00 a.m. Congregational Church holds a 10:30 a.m. service with new members reception and baptism followed by a Sunday school program. First Evangelical and Methodist churches present Sunday school programs at 10:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. respectively.
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Amherst
St. Peter Evangelical
Amherst Attendees at Commencement Concert at Warner Hall
Amherst residents gathered for the School Music Department commencement concert at Warner Concert Hall in Oberlin. Attendees included Mrs. C H Ernst Mrs Wilmah Egeland Mrs L Roemer and several Misses Margaret Helen Hulda Berger Dorothea Ernst Edna Olive Beller Marion Steele Emma Dreschler and Marjorie Kuhl. Charles J Meek assistant director of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed church took part as a participant.
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Amherst
Warner Concert Hall
Oberlin
C. H. Ernst
Wilmah Egeland
L Roemer
Helen Roemer
Margaret
Helen
Hulda Berger
Edna
Olive Beller
Marion Steele
Emma Dreschler
Dorothea Ernst
Charles J. Meek
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Marjorie Kuhl
Pomona Grange meeting at Hickory Tree Hall
Pomona Grange of Lorain County will meet at Hickory Tree Grange hall this evening. A program will be presented by local members outlining upcoming community events and activities.
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Pomona Grange
Lorain County
Hickory Tree Grange Hall
Charles Lorence Enters Race For County Auditor
Lorain resident Charles Lorence announces his candidacy for County Auditor subject to August primaries. He has 27 years in Lorain business, with roles at American Store Company, WPA, and National Tube Company. He is married with three sons and has never held public office.
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Charles Learence
Lorain
Loin County
Lorence
West 23Rd Street
American Store Company
WPA
Lorain County
National Tube Company
Two Acquitted Of Slaying Former Oberlin Student
A Cleveland jury acquits Nunzio La Riche and Anthony Gatti of a 1936 shotgun murder of Edward Weber, a former Oberlin College honor student. An eyewitness testimony from Mrs. Madeline Mannochio placed them away from the scene.
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Cleveland
TWEM
Nunzio la Riche
Anthony Gatti
Edward Weber
Oberlin College
Madeline Mannochio
Minor Automobile Accidents Reported
Two minor automobile accidents were reported by police. Ed Borowski of 3782 East 64th Street collided at West Bridge and West River streets after failing to stop. John Czarnowski of 8108 Sowinski Avenue and J H Elkins of 616 Park Avenue were involved in a minor crash on Middle Avenue.
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W T. Collier
Columbus Street
Ed Borowski
East 64Th Street
Cleveland
West Bridge
West River
Borowski
John Czarnowski
Sowinski Avenue
J. H. Elkins
Park Avenue
Middle Avenue
Curtis And Mauthe Sentenced and Taken to Prison
Harlan G Curtis of Jack Mauthe and Curtis Mauthe were sentenced to none to three years for obtaining money under false pretenses and were taken to the penitentiary today by Deputy Sheriffs Anthony Pollock and Chalmer Davidson. Long Adams, attorney for Curtis, was appointed defense and will receive county compensation. Mauthe arrived with his mustache shaved, remarking it had not been off in 12 years.
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Harlan G Curtis
Jack Mauthe
Anthony Pollock
Chalmer Davidson
Long Adams
Curtis
Curtis Mauthe
Forty Hour Devotion Opens At Immaculate Conception Church
Forty Hour Devotion begins at Immaculate Conception Church in Grafton with an 8 am Sunday service. Morning masses follow on Monday and Tuesday at 6 am and 7 30 am. Evening devotions run Sunday through Tuesday at 7 30 pm. About 15 children will receive First Holy Communion at the 8 am Sunday mass.
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Grafton
Immaculate Conception
Public Chicken Dinner Served By St Ann’s Circle
Friday notice states a chicken dinner will be served Sunday noon at the school hall by Circle 2 of St Ann's Society of St Joseph's church. Lunch will be in charge of Mrs Ed Stang Mrs Mary Walker and Mrs C A Alexander.
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Ed. Stang
Mary Walker
C. A. Alexander
St. Ann's Society
St Joseph’s Church
Four-H Club Meeting in Amherst Delights with History
The Study Work and Play Four-H Club of Amherst met with Robert Earnst on Thursday. Members enjoyed a ball game followed by a business meeting and a talk on the club movement. The next gathering is set for June 21 at H. Penton's home.
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Amherst
Robert Earnst
Ciun
H. Penton
Reunion Glee Club Chorus Set to Sing at Oberlin Monday
Oberlin College Reunion Glee Club Chorus of about 175 voices announced the complete program for a concert next Monday at Finney Chapel at 8 30 p m. The program features America My Wondrous Land by Bob Roy Peery and includes solos by Tom Edwards Miss Grace Demms and Miss Virginia Pellington among others with both men and women joining for five numbers and a grand medley finale.
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Oberlin
Junell
Jaca Wickler
Oberlin College Reunion
Glee Club
Finney Chapel
Conbinde Glee Clubs
America
Bob Roy Peery
Farnklin Institute
Peers
Winneng
Midland College
Fremont
Nebr
Wittenberg
Peery
Bullard
Margariet
Chadwick
Darien
Conn
Miss Demms
Horton
Horseman
the Green Cathedral
Hahn
Beach
Malotte
My Wondrous Land
Varsiey
Len
Guibson
Lamp
West
Uy Parker
Aliss Virginia Pellington
Conservatory
Friml
Thine
Herbert
Elyria
Caspar M. Clark
M. H. Crowder
Geraldine Smyth
Marjorie Rossiter
National Tube Co Schedule Announced for Lorain Plant
The National Tube Company at Lorain will operate next week at a similar level to this week. Two skelp mills idle this week will run next week while the rolling mill will be idle. One blast furnace and three open hearths stay active and the bessemer converter runs single turn. Five days of operation are planned for skelp mills 1 and 5 and for mills 2 6 7 and seamless mills 1 and 3. The plan is technical and may change.
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Lorain
Approxriatel
Skelp
Butt
Two Acquitted On Assault Charge In Ridgeville Fight
Horace Bruce and Kenneth Walsh were acquitted by Judge Guy B Findley of assault and battery stemming from a Saturday night fight at a Ridgeville beer parlor that occurred about a month ago.
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Horace Bruce
Kenneth Walsh
Ridgeville
Guy B Findley
County Chorus To Rehearse Tuesday
The Lorain County Homemakers Chorus will meet at Mrs Harry Lauer’s home for a final rehearsal before the Northeast District Home Economics Extension Council meeting. The group performs twice and invites any who have sung with them before or wish to join Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
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Lorain County Homemakers Chorus
Harry Lauer
West Ridge
Northeast District Home Economics Extension Council
Kent State University
Lorain County Chorus
Lincoln Leaves Home for Washington in 1861 Poor
Lincoln traveled to Washington to be sworn in as President on February 11 1861. He was so poor that he borrowed money to cover his initial White House expenses.
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Lincoln
Washington
White House
Amherst and Brownhelm Boards Hire Agriculture Teacher
At a joint meeting held at Amherst High School, Carl Deeds was hired as half time vocational agriculture teacher for Amherst and Brownhelm. He previously taught the subject at Camden and Brighton and will use horticultural training more in the northern county. Brownhelm also hired Margers Crook for Latin English and Commercial studies and Howard Pfost for industrial arts mathematics and physical education.
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Amherst
Brownhelm Boards of Education
Carl Deeds
Deeds
Camden
Brighton
Amherst- Brownhelm Post
C. A Gibbons
Brownhelm
Two Local Men Fined After Early Street Fight
Police report an argument and brawl on Lodi Street led to two men fined for dis orderly conduct in police court. John Polchey and Emil Stanko, both of West River Street, were fined $1 and costs. Richard Skeeles, West River Street, aided the clash and was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a large head wound. Polchey and Stanko were fighting near Stanley's Cafe around 2:35 a.m. during which cafe window was broken. Skeeles was cut by falling glass while trying to separate them. Polchey also suffered a severe cut on his right hand and was treated at the hospital.
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Lodi Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Polchey
West River Street
Emil Stanko
Richard Skeeles
Polchey
Stanko
Stanley
Skeeles
Grain Market Notes From Toledo Elevators and Chicago
Grain prices show No 2 red wheat around 73 to 78 cents, No 2 yellow corn about 39 to 37 cents, No 2 white oats near 22 to 28 cents. Flour, feeds, and seeds listed with varied prices. hay, straw, and potatoes valued on farm and track. Prices reflect market sessions in Toledo and Chicago with multiple grain and livestock items and regional commodity quotes.
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Oliec
Uvis
Gollan Tracx
Totede
Aneets Glegator Co
Montana Milling Co
Parrot
Ieee
of &Lis Atte
Atton
Chicago
Bulier
Plymouth
Cos Dept. of Agriculture
California
Nort
Carolina Robblers
Southern
Tom Ins
Archaises
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Cobblers
Los
Tidahe Russet Burbank
Orega Russet Burbanks
Central Labor Union opposes Ohio judge appointment amendment
The Elyria Central Labor Union adopts a resolution denouncing the proposed Ohio constitutional amendment to appoint state court judges as undemocratic. It pledges to obstruct the referendum and educate the public on dangers, arguing the plan concentrates power, disenfranchises voters, and risks a paternalistic totalitarian state. Signed by Alice Williams and Alva Kemp.
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Ohio
Elyria Central Labor Union
Alice Williams
Presdent
Alva Kemp
The
Central Labor Union
Approves Right To Build Restaurant Suit Is Lost
Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley ruled in favor of Phil White of Lorain against Marie Hageman, finding that grantors could not enforce deed restrictions against each other. The decision cites higher court opinions and notes the recorded plot must show a general scheme for allotment improvements.
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Phil White
Lorain
Lakeview Allotment
Common Pleas
Guy B Findley
White
Marie Hageman
Elyrian Bound Over To Grand Jury
George Sanford 34 of 327 Cha ion avenue was bound over to the grand jury under 500 bond on a charge of carrying concealed weapons after a police court hearing before Mayor Joseph Q. 2etro. The arrest followed a fight with Miles Woods at a West avenue pool room. The carrying concealed weapons charge was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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George Sanford
Chaion Avenue
Joseph Q
Sanford
Miles Woods
West Avenue
Fire Fighters League Card Party Planned
A card party in Mondenght at the Ohio National Guard Armory Third Street will raise funds to organize the Junin Fire Fighters League. Sponsored by the Fire Department Educational Bureau, the event aims to purchase softball equipment for the new league. Local Junior Fire Fighters Clubs report membership growth.
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Ohio National Guard
Third Street
Fire Department Educational Bureau
Gasoline Stolen From Doctor's Parked Car
Dr. Malcolm Boylan reports five gallons of gasoline stolen from his car while parked in the driveway at his home on Fifteenth Street yesterday.
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Malcolm Boylan
226
Fifteenth Street
Price
Lance and Lehman Open Auto Sales Here
Earl Lance and Merle Lehman, each a decade in local car sales, start Lance and Lehman Auto Sales at the corner of West Broad and Chestnut. They say independence will better serve used car buyers and invite former customers and others to visit.
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Earl Lance
Merle Lehman
Lance and Lehman Auto Sales
West Broad and
Chestnut Streets
Elyria Automobile
Lance
Ford divorce suit filed in court today
Emma C. Ford seeks a divorce from J. C. Ford on grounds of gross neglect. They were married in 1917. Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley issued three probations to prior grand jury indictees. James Easterday and Snyder Walsh of Wellington received probation after guilty pleas to burglary.
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Emma C. Ford
J. C. Ford
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
James Easterday
Snyder Walsh
Wellington
J. G. Page
Thomas Flood
Elyria
Firestone
Charles Easterday
Walsh
Dickinson Motor Sales Inc Chartered in Lorain
Columbus today issued a charter of incorporation for Dickinson Motor Sales Inc in Lorain with 250 shares of no par value stock. Incorporators named are Mortis I. Goldsmith S Elfield and Stanley Berke.
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Columbus
Dickinson Motor Sales, Inc
Lorain
Mortis I. Goldsmith
S. Elfield
Stanley Berke
County Sales Tax Receipts Dip in Five Month Span
Lorain County prepaid sales tax receipts for January to May show a drop of more than $100,000 versus 1937. Through May 28, 1938 receipts were about $186,810, compared with $286,672.89 in 1937, while week ending May 28 totaled roughly $38,358 versus $15,514.03 a year earlier. State totals for period ending June 4 stand at about $15,480,000, down from $20,898,273.45 in 1937.
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Lorain County
Fire Destroys Barn On Telegraph Road
A large barn and its contents on the Forl Beal farm on Telegraph Road were destroyed by a fire of unknown origin around 10 o'clock last night. The South Amherst Volunteer Fire Department confined the flames to the barn and adjoining shed but could not save farm machinery or chickens. They saved part of the shed with chemicals. Elyria Fire Department was alerted but could not respond as the fire was outside city limits.
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Forl Beal
Telegraph Road
South Amherst
Elyria
Oberlin Church Services and Wilberforce Honor for Mrs Barnes
Oberlin churchgoers view a Sunday schedule across First Church Trinity and others with services and Sunday School. The 82nd Wilberforce commencement awarded Margaret Barnes an honorary Doctor of Laws and named her as a leader in the Ohio Colored Woman's Clubs and national federation work.
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Margaret Barnes
Oberlin
Wilberforce University
Ohio Federation of Colored Woman's Clubs
National Organization
Queen’s Gardens
The
Ohio Federation
Barnes
Wilberforce
Oberlin Notables in Illness and Upcoming Celebrations
Louis R. Rogers remains critically ill after a second operation at a Cleveland clinic following injuries from a motorcycle collision on Route 20 West of Oberlin. Memorial service planned at East Oberlin Church Sunday at 9 45. Northfield Seminary graduates Elizabeth Ann Brown will attend the 55th commencement on Monday June 13. Golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Charles A Smith of Medina set for Tuesday June 14. The Lyman and VanAusdale families cited with multiple descendants and a first wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Clare VanAusdale cited for June 14.
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Louis R. Rogers
Oberlin
Cleveland Clinic
Rogers
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
East Oberlin
Elizabeth Ann Brown
Robert E. Brown
Forest Street
Northfield Seminary
Charles A. Smith
Medina
Claude L. Lyman
Clare VanAusdale
Sally Ann Lyman
Robert Lyman
Pittsburg
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Kitchen Ettas Club
Aee Etme &T
Msgr
CpNe Nies
Isalys
Woodford AveNue
Johnny Foley, Jr
Charles Lorence
Charis Lorence
Mauthe
G. J. Cionnor
E. 13Th St
National Tube Co
County Chorus
Toledo Grain Close
Elyrian
Ball League
Lance and Lehman
B. Wise
City Cab
Brown Hotel
Howard
Pete) Peters
Mgr
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Lorain Company Is Incorporated
Mrs
Esther Wood
Oberlin. O
First
J. A. Richards
Clarke M. Cochrane
Prudence Fish
First Methodist Church
S. Lee Whiteman
Vincent Hart
Soldiers of the Light
Epworth League
Christ Church
Episcopals
L. E. Daniels
Trinity
Holy Communion
First Baptist Church
J. Gordon Trick
P. U
Christian Science Society
Rowland Hall
East College Street
God the Preserver of Man
Rust Methodist Church
J. E Wood
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Homer J. Tucker
Sacred Heart Church
W. C. O'Loughlin
Grace Lutheran Church
H. Dawe
Mrs. Barnes
Oberlin Briefs
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