Mail Schedule Details for Elyria Post Office Operations
Elyria postal bulletin lists eastbound and westbound mail close times seven daily departures with parcel post on select runs. Lorain throughputs at 1 15 am 12 45 am and noon with arrivals at 11 30 am 9 50 pm and 8 35 pm. Office hours show stamp sales windows and money orders with Saturday early close. Rural routes named Route One Three with listed streets and areas.
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Elyria
Lorain
Center Ridge
Abbe
North Ridge
Case
Root
Avon- Belden
Sugar Ridge
Chestnut Ridge
Bassett
East River
Middle Avenue
East Avenue
la Grange
Oberlin-Elyria
West Ridge
Russia
Leavitt
Telegraph
Oberlin
Albrecht Roads
Gulf
Ford
West River
Lake Avenue
Griswold
Murray Ridge
Albrecht
Telegraph Roads
Gleaners Class Has Enjoyable Banquet
The Gleaners class of the Second M. E. church held a four course banquet at the home of Frank Robinson on West Avenue. President Mrs. Nettie Adams and workers made it a season highlight. Special guests included Reverend Mrs. Les and Rosie Miller. Music featured solos by Marcella Hayes George Hazel Sutton Dora Early and Paul Wainwright. Teadings were given by Mrs. Trene Howard and Jessie L. Robinson provided a club history and served as mistress of ceremonies. A large crowd attended the repast.
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Frank Robinson
West Avenue
Gleaners
M. E. Church
Nettie Adams
Les
Mill Heights
Rosie Miller
United States
Hage Bouquets
Marcella Hayes
George Hazel Sutton
Dora Early
Paul Wainwright
Tiny Hays
Trene Howard
Jessie L. Robinson
Robinson
Dance Revue Triumphs by Reiff School at Rialto Theatre
Hilyria dancers carried honors as the Reiff School of Song Dance and Expression staged its annual revue at the Rialta Theatre. From tiny tots to older youths Elyria offered solo dances ensembles musical sketches and more. Standout performers included Millicent Winsor Mary Jo Keyes Deborah Silsbee Audrey Grace McGowen Mary Ruth Kershaw Marjorie Henry Betty Agate Patricia Herald Phyllis Beck with Robert Dench John Hauck Richard Kershaw Patsy Schultz Barbara Lohnes Carol Strong Betty Louise Wise Patty Phillips Catherine McConville Jack Slack Jack Wise Allan Humphries Bob Fidler Richard Diedrick Joyce Keyes Jean Reichert Geraldine Birkline Dolly May Ruth Corts Marjorie Buswell Lois Jane Boothroyd Margaret Corts Nava Pfaff Valerie Tite Jack Flynn Don Winter Owen Winter Bob Armitage Bill Armitage Bob Cobb Jack Whidden. The character hits by Junior Nove of Cleveland were outstandingly well done.
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Hilyria
Reiff School of Song, Dance and Expression
Rialta Theatre
Elyria
Millicent Winsor
Mary Jo Keyes
Deborah Silsbee
Audrey Grace McGowen
Mary Ruth Kershaw
Marjorie Henry
Betty Agate
Patricia Herald
Phyllis Beckwith
Robert Dench
John Hauck
Richard Kershaw
Patsy Schultz
Barbara Lohnes
Carol Strong
Betty Louise Wise
Patty Phillips
Catherine McConville
Jack Slack
Jack Wise
Allan Humphries
Bob Fidler
Richard Diedrick
Joyce Keyes
Jean Reichert
Geraldine Birkline
Dolly May
Ruth Corts
Marjorie Buswell
Lois Jane Boothroyd
Margaret Corts
Nava Pfaff
Valerie Tite
Jack Flynn
Don Winter
Owen Winter
Bob Armitage
Bill Armitage
Bob Cobb
Jack Whidden
Junior Nove
Cleveland
Calf Club Members Do Judging Tour Across Farms
Thirty Lorain County Four-H Club boys and 30 from Medina and Cuyahoga Counties visited three Penfield Township dairy farms Willis Leach J W McHenry and Lawrence Betts yesterday on the first 193 judging tour for Four-H Chair members raising dairy calves as their project this year The farms offered inspection and judging of three breeds A next tour is planned for July 12 with locations to be set by A S Hammel county agricultural extension agent.
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Lorain County
Medina
Cuyahoga Counties
Penfield Township
Willis Leach
J. W. McHenry
Lawrence Betts
A. S. Hammel
Clara Phillips Set for Parole Release on Monday
Clara Phillips, known as the Tiger Woman for her violent past, will be freed on parole from Tehachapi Women's Prison Monday after 13 years for the fatal beating and mutilation of Alberta Meadows. Her sensational case included escapes and a San Quentin sentence, and she later led and performed in prison entertainment programs.
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Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
de Kachapi Womens
Alberta Meadows
Tegucigalpi
Honduras
San Quentin
Agai
Techacham
Miss Schoopke Named Supervisor Of District 5 Case Work
Miss Elanore Schoopke of Columbus has rejoined the staff of district case supervisors for FERA and is placed in charge of case work supervision in District 5 covering 16 counties including Lorain. She replaces Miss Theta Dickenson who transfers to District 2, according to reports from Columbus.
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Elanore Schoopke
Columbus
FERA
Lorain
Theta Dickenson
Helen Morgan Sues For Divorce In Cleveland Case
Hollywood torch singer Helen Morgan files for divorce from Maurne Maschke Jr a Cleveland attorney alleging repeated arm injuries and a death by own action plot by driving a car over a cliff. She seeks a proxy decree while on vaudeville engagement.
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Hollywood
Helen Morgan
Maurne
Buddy) Maschks, Jr
Cleveland
Morgan
Superior
Buddy
Maschke
Miss Morgan
Flag Day Observed By D A R Chapter
Oberlin Ohio June 15 flag day observed by Nauer Sauire Chapter D A R at a lawn meeting home of Mrs J W Hillom West College Street. About twenty five attended including members and guests. Pledges allegiance read flag origin address by Rev Lee Whiteman First Methodist. Group singing of the star spangled banner and paper A Tribute to the American Flag followed. American Creed recited then adjourned for social hour.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Nauer Sauire
J. W. Hillom
George Dudley
0 Club Dinner To Honor Prof. Savage
The annual O club dinner honoring Prof C W Savage ends a career in Oberlin athletics. EB A Miller presides. George M Jones, longtime treasurer, speaks. President Wilkins and Fred Hinz attend as letters, awards and medals are handed out. Dinner guided by James Huss Hall and Larry Gill.
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O Club
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin
C. W. Savage
EB. A. Miller
George M. Jones
Association
Wilkins
Fred Hinz
Wusie
James Husst Hall
Larry Gill
Baby Conference To Be Held Wednesday
The first of two baby conferences will be held Wednesday to discuss infant care and early childhood health. Organizers from local health groups invite families to attend and learn practical tips.
New Chinch Bug Barrier Demonstration Reported
Ten Lorain Countians joined farm leaders from Lorain Erie and Huron at Wakeman for a demonstration of a new chinch bug barrier. Attendees will lead township demonstrations across the county starting late next week to show farmers the barrier's potential under county agent J Hummel. Demonstration barriers will be set up to allow study before chinch bug activity peaks, as last year’s damage underscored the need for prompt action.
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Lorain
Erie
Huron
Wakeman
Lorain County
F. &. Sharp
Ripton
Robert
Stanley Hoskin
Raton
Fred Prosser
LaGrange
Russell Miller
Brownhelm
Harry Rowland
Rocheater
J Hummel
Rotarians To Hear Program Of Music
Elyria Rotary Club will host a musical program at the Bike Club next Timesday. Harpist Wainwright and soloist Paul Wainwright will perform as the featured entertainers. Members are expected to attend.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Wainwright
Paul Wainwright
Baby conference clinic to offer free examinations
On June 19 from 9:00 to 12:09 in the town hall health department rooms Dr Baldwin of Loaraim will supervise a baby clinic. Each baby will receive a physical exam and treatment suggestions if needed, to be provided by the family physician. all parents with babies are invited at no charge. The second conference is set for Wednesday, June 24.
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County Health Department
Baldwin of
Loaraim
Health Department
Picnic To Be Held By Ladies Aid At Hahn Home
The Ladies Aid and class 13 of First Methodist Church plan a picnic at George Hahn’s home in Russia township on Wednesday June 13. Coffee and lemonade provided. each family to bring their own dishes. Mrs E J Lampson and son Everett sail from New York on Tuesday for England for the summer. Mrs Waldo Watson of Cleveland has been visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Hallouer. Ivan Gardenier of Brewster NY is in Oberlin for college commencement activities staying with his sister Mrs Lee Rowe. Mr and Mrs Robert Parrish have moved from the town hall apartment to the W G Edwards home on East College Street. J T Henderson I L Porter and L BE Burgmer attend the annual Ohio Bankers Association meeting in Cincinnati.
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First Methodist Church
George Hahn
Russia Township
Ivan Gardenier
Brewster
Oberlin
Lee Rowe
Morth Pleasant Street
Robert Parrish
Town Hall
W.G. Edwards
East College Street
China Sends Notes On Japanese Action
London dispatch reports China sent notes to the United States and Great Britain about Japan's northern action. Britain has maintained contact with the U.S. and others, with a trustful source noting a paragraph appended to the British note urging consultation and action by signatories to the Anglo-Chinese independence treaty. The foreign office in Nanking denied China appealed to the Ning power signatories.
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London
China
United States
Great Britain
Northern
Ina
Japan
Foreign Office
Nanking
Ning Power
Two Boys Admit Entering Ice Cream Plant
Two youths aged 14 and 15 admitted entering the Richwineles Cream Company plant during a nocturnal foray. They were placed in city jail for about two hours before their parents were summoned and notified.
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Ice Cream Company
Richwineles Cream Company
Rotary Convention Opens in Mexico City Today
A. McMillen serves as the delegate from the local Rotary Club to the International convention opening in Mexico City today.
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Rotary International
Mexico City
A. McMillen
Recovery record under codes labeled world worst
Cleveland June 15 America has the worst recovery record among nations during the two years under codes says Col Leonard P Ayres economist and vice president of the Cleveland trust company in his monthly business review He notes three recovery periods from 1933 to 1935 with industrial output gains but May figures show a net loss and little progress He warns against undue optimism despite the codes suspension and cites need for expanded building and long term corporate financing plus increased automobile purchases as signs of recovery He cites declines in rail freight department store sales residence building employment and stock prices as ongoing headwinds
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Cleveland
America
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Monty Business Review
Ayres
Court docket items from Wellington and nearby towns
Floyd A Purdy of Wellington was ordered to appear on a speeding charge on Route 58. Cora Lee DeJarnette sues George DeJarnette for divorce on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Niva Keener sues for $1 411 on a promissory note. Ella Kerr granted divorce from Louis Kerr with $6090 alimony. George Carson sues The Advance Transportation Co for $25 250 over a Lorain crash on March 8.
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Floyd A. Purdy
Wellington
Gerald Nau
Pittsfield
Cora Lee DeJarnette
George DeJarnette
Ella M. Kerr
Louis J. Kerr
D. A. Cook
Ella M. Terrell
George Carson
Lorain
Advance Transportation Company of
Illinois
Lake Road
Motorist Fined and Suspended After Alcohol Arrest
John Antohny of 310 Woodland Avenue was fined 60 and his driving privileges suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor W H Vanoster for driving while intoxicated. He was arrested early Sunday on Lodi Street for nearly colliding with a police car.
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John Antohny
Woodland Avenue
Costa
Bilyria
W. H. Vanoster
Hoe
Lodi Street
Sheriff Delays Ohio Best Act Farm Sale
The Ohio Best law aided distressed owners and was credited with temporarily saving Henry Hacker’s farm in Russia township from sale. The sheriff’s sale to settle a $3,550 mortgage with George Bailey was postponed for a year or more after John Von Blum, attorney for Hacker, sought delay. Judge D A Cook granted it on conditions including interest payments and upkeep.
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Ohio
Henry Hacker
Russia Township
George Bailey
John von Blum
Hacker
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Death Record John Hadaway at 82 in Elyria
John Hadaway aged 82 died at his home on Middleton Avenue South Friday at 530 p m after a three month illness. He was born in Kent England February 12 1853 and lived in Elyria sixty years. A stationary engineer retired eleven years ago he would have wed Mary Ann Haddaway Friday June 21 1935 to mark 56 years of marriage. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Florence Brown three sons T G Hadaway Akron A J Hadaway Elyria seven grandchildren four great grandchildren and a brother Louis Hadaway in England. Friends may call at Nichols Funeral Home services Tuesday at 3 pm from Nichols with Rev W C Endler officiating burial Ridge Lawn Cemetery.
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John Hadaway
Middle Avenue South
Kent
England
Elyria
Mary Ann Haddaway
Florence Brown
T. G. Hadaway
Akron
A. J. Hadaway
Louis Hadaway
Nichols Funeral Home
W. C. Endler
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Shakespeare Finds Fame in Soviet Theaters
Soviet critics hail Shakespeare as "Soviet Shakespeare" as stage production spreads across Moscow, Leningrad, Tashkent, and Baku. From "Anthony and Cleopatra" to "Timon of Athens," directors revise classics to fit Marxist-Leninist ideas while preserving core plots and characters.
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Moscow
Shakespeare
Russia
Soviet Union
Kaamerny Theater
Theater of the Revolution
Moscow Jewish Theater
Richard the
Leningrad Theater
Leningrad Comedy Theater
Tashkent
Baku
Rustavelli
Tiflis
Alexander Dicky
Timon
Athens
Government Egg Prices Quoted by Local USDA Rep
Markets report government graded egg prices quoted by T. R. Butts of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States Department of Agriculture. Prices listed include U S extras White in cases 2946 a dozen Standards large White 4 dozen mined U S extras and standards medium White in cases 2d4ge per dozen Toledo Green Lerain in elevators transit etc Wheat prices noted for various grades Corn No 2 yellow value 34 GEBT Oats No 1 white 40G 1c No 3 white 39% Dairy markets show Butter Extra 179c per lb Eggs Extra 22 22 1/2c Extra whites 23c current receipts 21 1/2c Cleveland market steady extras 28c Eggs market weak extra whites 23c extra yolks 22 1/2c No Poultry market noted.
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T. Ro Butts
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
U. S
U.S
Toledo
Cleveland
Milk Commission Ceases July First
Columbus June 15 Ohio Milk Marketing Commission ends July 1. Most markets can keep gains from its two year operation, says secretary C. C. McBride. Cleveland is seen as critical. a price structure collapse could cost dairy farmers about 109000 dollars a month if class one milk falls to 15 dollars per hundred, with outlying districts shipping cheaper milk into the city.
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Columbus. O
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
C. C. McBride
Cleveland
McBride
Italy Seeks Gasoline Substitute From Sugar Beets
Rome reports Italy aims to replace up to 20 percent of gasoline use with sugar beet derived fuel. Domestic consumption runs about 500,000 metric tons annually, most imported. Beet and sugar guild plans expand beet acres by 116,009 over three years, with Littoria marsh lands aiding cultivation and a target of 1,000,000 hectoliters of spirits in 1938.
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Rome
t.pi—Iltaly
Italy
Parma
Abrul
Sicily
Albania
Abruzzi
Eritera
Massaua
Littoria
Pontins
Rioting Fades After Night of Clashes at City Jail
The article recounts scattered clashes with minor damage and a large crowd that gathered at the city jail. Police held back rioters as arrests and wounded were treated, with about 1,000 people jeering but the mob dispersing by early morning and no centralized activity remaining by 1:30 a.m.
Stover Company Hushes 400 Workers in Wage Walkout
Report notes ongoing disruption at the Stover Company farm implement plant outside the city after a six week closure. About 400 of 750 employees walked out seeking restoration of 10 percent pay cuts and collective bargaining rights amid a broader strike wave. An aside compares Japan's average weekly salaried income to 36.80.
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Winyon
Stover Company
Japan
Farmers Suffer As Dairy Workers Are On Strike
Milwaukee on June 15 saw sheriff deputies aided by farmers blocking two strike bound dairies Gridley and Blochowlak as drivers machinists and steamfitters strike enter the third day. Milk spoilage harms the Milwaukee milk shed with losses estimated at fourteen thousand dollars daily while farmers mobilize to protect truck shipments amid past strikes where farmers fought to block deliveries.
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Milwaukee
Gridley and
Blochowlak
Milwaukee Milk Shed
Agree To Halt Soft Coal Strike
Washington June 15 The presidents appeal to halt the soft coal strike due to begin Monday was unanimously approved today by a joint committee representing a majority of Appalachian Coal Producers and the United Mine Workers Union. The wage conference will resume June 24 to negotiate new wage agreements to replace contracts extended to June 30 at Roosevelt's request. John L. Lewis will telegraph local unions nationwide to call off the strike.
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Washington
Appalachian Coal Producers
Unit- Mine Workers Union
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Mini
Ornithologist Catalogs Arctic Bird Life at Point Barrow
Arctic observer C. D. Brower, after sixty years at Point Barrow, classified 160 bird species on the Arctic Ocean and plans further data. He recently returned from the United States and noted larks, barn swallows and scarlet tanager among brief summer sightings. Brower reports two newly discovered species, a shrew and a marmot.
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Point Barrow
Alaska
Arctic Ocean
C. D. Brower
Brower
United States
U. S. Territory
Y Brower
Hawaii Tax Impact Highlighted in State Brief
The excerpt notes Hawaii has a population exceeding four states and contributes more in federal taxes than any of fifteen states, underscoring its fiscal significance within the union.
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Hawaii
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