Employees Elect Representatives To Council
At the National Tube Company Loraina plant an election by 6749 workers elects 17 current council members and 8 new representatives. Voters were 9.3 percent of 7009 eligible as Paul Glass reports. New faces include Stashhick Provoznik Geganheimer Fralick Doslak Giberson Rogers and Reffenning joining reelected Moore Lute Buehner Parker Tea Tieberts etc.
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National Tube Company
Loraina
Paul Glass
Glass
Ewell L. Moore
Hou
John Doslak
Japp
Chipman H. Giberson
William R Rogers
Ferdinand W. Reffenning
Avon Lake Just On Time Club hosts gathering
Mrs Abbie Biltz hosted the Just On Time Club at her Avon Lake home with prizes won by Mrs Joe Tomlin Mrs Biltz and Mrs Nellie Hutchinson of Lorain Lunch was served The group will meet in two weeks with Drs Matt Casper in Avon Injured N Dive Frank Kolopicj 20 was severely injured while diving off a pier at Stop 42 He struck his head required 18 stitches at St Josephs Hospital Lorain and was listed in critical condition Local residents hosted relatives from Cleveland and Akron area for weekend visits and graduation events at nearby towns.
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Avon Lake
Abbie Biltz
Joe Tomlin
Biltz
Nellie Hutchinson
Lorain
Matt Casper
Avon
Frank Kolopicj
Stop 42
St. Josephs Hospital
Radio Programs List for June 16 Includes Bands and News
A dated radio schedule lists numerous programs across WES and WGAH with bands, orchestras, and host segments. Entries include Henderson Band, Jesse Crawford, Watkin s Hand, and Beney Venuta, plus news, sports, concerts, and children’s segments. The lineup features many named performers and program blocks, ending with sign-off.
Pomona Grange and Bible School Notes Highlight Local Events
The report lists Pomona Grange attendees including North Elyria members and local families visiting relatives in town. It notes a Pomona Grange session at Kipton, a fifth degree honoree, and a Bible School event with an adult mixer and a Lake Avenue home study evening. Girls chorus is asked to meet for work at the school house.
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Cra Grange
Pomona Grahee
Kipton
Poomona
North Elyria Grange
Howard Behnke
Flaarl
Valeska Macera
Yanor. Schaeffer
Bible School
Oologi
B. H Miller
Rinte
Lake Avenue
Pomony Grange
Nerth Wly
Barrows Wins Maine Contest in Gubernatorial Race
Augusta Me June 16 Secretary of State Lewis Barrows won the Republican gubernatorial nomination by a substantial margin over Elin W Page Skowhegan banker backed by Townsend organization. With few precincts missing, Barrows led by more than 19 000 votes in yesterday’s primary returns.
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Augusta
Lewis
Barrows
Elin W. Page
Income tax collections rise by 42 million in mid June
Washington June 16 income tax receipts for June 1 through June 15 totaled an increase of 42,962,713.18 dollars compared with the same period last year, the treasury department announced.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Elyria Considers Improved Drinking Fountains in Park
Councilwoman Henrietta Colburn urged Ely Park fountain improvements, noting their poor, unsightly condition and even dogs drinking from them. She proposed a basin for birds and said the ideas be referred to the park commissioner for action.
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Elyria
Henrietta Colburn
Ely Park
Barbers Committee to Meet Over City Regulation
The council delayed action on an ordinance to regulate barber shops while Safety Committee Chairman Ed Notley requested the committee meet with city barbers first. The measure was referred back for further consideration after the last meeting.
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Counect
Safety Committee
Ed Notley
Borriers
Lake Avenue Church Plans Children s Day Celebration
Plans were made for the 62nd anniversary of Lake Avenue Bible school to be celebrated on Sunday with a basket dinner at noon at the schoolhouse. A cordial invitation was extended to all old and new members. Committees were appointed to arrange music and dining tables and to handle speaking portions. Other notes mention residents visiting relatives and attending events, including a Sunday Children s Day program at Lake Avenue Community Church and various family gatherings and visits in the area.
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Lake Avenue Bible School
Larue Biddingar
Middleridge
Arthur Neiding
Muray Ridge
Toney
Gilson
Lake Avenue
Lake Avenue Community Church
Harolder
Starker
Gust Mathes
D. J. Clapp
Kiptos
Stanley Miller
Ethel Metzger
Lorain
Vv. Schaeffer
Cleveland
Board Authorizes Borrowing of $15,680.97
The Elyria Board of Education authorized borrowing $15,680.97 on a state certification of unpaid funds from the Ohio School Foundation program. A renewal note for $29,463.81, expiring June 29, is also planned, both 40 days at most four percent interest, to cover ongoing operating costs until state funds arrive.
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Elyria Board of Education
Ohio School Foundation
Focal Board
Extensive Summer Program For Boys At Y M C A Elyria
The Elyria Y M C A boys division begins a summer program after school ends. Activities include daily swimming on Monday Wednesday Friday, story hours, outdoor days, a baseball game, hikes and fishing trips, handicraft sessions, and a stamp club. The program runs with weekly schedules and closes Saturday evenings.
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Elyria Y. M.C. A
Greenlee Haynes
Hanes
Senate House conferees reach deficienc y appropriation agreement
Washington June 1 A UP Conferees from the Senate and House virtually agreed on a $2.9 billion deficit appropriation bill carrying $1,420 for relief and expected to finish in a brief session tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
House
Coal Control Bill Discussion Begins
The House opened debate on the substitute Guffey coal control bill in Washington promising a short discussion with a goal to enact the measure this session. The session began with a commitment to swift action and a clear agenda on coal regulation.
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Washington
House
Congress
Kohler pleads not guilty in disorderly conduct case
Frank Kohler pleaded not guilty after a guilty plea to disorderly conduct and was placed under hand pending trial on a complaint by his father in law Herman Seville of io Erie street. Police report says a quarrel between Kohner and his wife led to a fight last evening. Jaral Seigel was fined $1 and costs for intoxication, suspended on good behavior after arraignment before Mayor Dow A. Baird today.
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Frank Kohler
Herman Seville
Io Erie Street
Quarterenth
Kohner
Jaral Seigel
Dow A. Baird
Engineer Explains Valve Installation In City Water Line
City Council debated valve sizing as J M Powell defended placing a 24 inch valve in a 30 inch water line under construction. Critics argued smaller valves reduce flow. Powell cited standard practice and Venturi principles, noting minor head loss and cost savings. Council members urged figures and a meeting to resolve the dispute.
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Council
J. M. Powell
Powell
Emer Nelson
Frank Henke
United States
Conseil
Nelson
Leonard Smith
Water bill cash deposit resolution heads to committee
A council meeting last night referred a resolution requiring renters to deposit cash equal to three months’ minimum water bills or secure a property owner as guarantor. Service Director J. D. Faxon presented the measure, vowing to pursue delinquent bills and prevent new delinquencies except in extraordinary cases. The deposit amount mirrors other utilities.
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Water Committee
Council
Councl
J. D. Faxon
Water Department
Bridge Retaining Wall At Lodi Street Bridge Declared Dangerous
Council approved notifying the board of county commissioners about the dangerous condition of the retaining wall at the Lodi Street Bridge. The issue, raised before the council, cannot be acted on by the city since the bridge is county property.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lodi Street Bridge
Claim Is Rejected by Council in Car Damage Case
Council rejected W A Wehlber's claim for damages after his car hit a hole on Beebe court following a committee report read last night. ACCIDENT REPORTED: Hilda Gerhart of Ridgeville and Paul O'Brien of Wakeman damaged in a collision at Cleveland and Olive streets at about 7:50 a.m. today, police report.
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Hilda Gerhart
Ridgeville
Paul O'Brien
Wakeman
Cleveland
Olive Street
Polies
Plans For Annual Camp Meeting Announced
The Sharon Camp Meeting will run June 25 to July 6 at Sharon Center in a 4Q-acre grove, 12 miles west of Akron. Improvements were added to host more attendees. Evangelists include Dr. Henry Clay Morrison and Dr. Joseph Owen with Miss Anna McGhie and Miss Eva Clausen directing youth and children. Professor Raymond Lewis to lead singing. A missionary rally is set for Friday July 3. No admission fee. free camping for house cars and tents. Services daily morning, afternoon and evening.
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Sharon
Sharon Center
Akron
Aince
Henry Clay Morrison
Asbury College
Whimore
Kentucky
Joseph Owen
Birmingham
Alabama
Anna McGhie
Eva Clauson
Raymond Lewis
D. P. Fulmer
Seek To Punish Those Who Tamper With Fire Hydrants
An ordinance to fine first offenders $1 to $50 and second offenders $5 to $100 for tampering with a fire hydrant or water department equipment was referred to a committee last night by Council President Leonard Smith. Service Director I D Faxon introduced the measure to help the department handle tampering.
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Water Department
Council
Leonard Smith
I. D. Faxon
Requests Change In Zoning Regulations
A zoning proposal to convert the southeasterly side of East Bridge street and Cleveland street from commercial to industrial use was presented to council last night by W. H. Siler of Fast Bridge street, who runs a sheet metal and furnace business. The matter was referred to a committee.
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East Bridge Street
Cleveland Street
Council
W. H. Siler
Fast Bridge Street
Council okays caution flasher at Woodland and Lake
Last night the council authorized the erection of a caution signal at Woodland and Lake avenues after a request for a traffic light. تفاصيل
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Woodland and
Lake Avenues
Stolen Camera Report From Depot Street Incident
A resident reported to police yesterday that a camera was stolen from his car parked on Depot Street Saturday. The incident involves Carl Pit as the reporting individual.
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Depot Street
Carl Pit
Autos IV Collision on Broad Street Damages Two Cars
Walter Haney of Pasadena Avenue and Earl Rainey of City Hardware Company were involved in a Broad Street collision yesterday. Both vehicles sustained damage, police reported.
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Walter Haney
Pasadena Avenue
Earl Rainey
The
City Hardware Company
Broad Street
Case Against Mrs Ames Opens At Capitol Theatre
George Brent and Madeleinne Carroll star in The Case Against Mrs Ames opening tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre. A murder trial provides the film’s high point with a dynamic courtroom drama promise.
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George Brent
Madeleinne Carroll
Mrs. Ames
Capitol Theatre
Two Sinners at Rivoli Next Picture
The Rivoli Theatre opens Two Sinners based on Warwick Deeping novel Two Blue Sheep. Otto Kruger stars with Martha Sleeper and Minna Gombel among others. A quirky aside notes a single bacterium can multiply to 180 million in 24 hours under favorable conditions.
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Rivoli
Warwick Deeping
Otto Krugerty
Martha Sleeper
Minna Gombel
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