Rotarians Honor Late Mayor Don Baird in Elyria Meeting
Elyria Rotarians adopted a resolution mourning the late Mayor Don A. Baird who served 16 years as a club member and former president. Frank Wilford delivered the tribute noting Baird's public and private virtues and courage, while Harry Lue Thi shared a historical talk on early Ohio settlements and Moravian missions. Frank Sanford announced a June 29 golf tournament for Elyria Lorain Lakewood Rotarians. J D Severs named program chairman for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Rotary Club
Don A. Baird
Elks
Baird
Frank Wilford
Elyria Rotary
Don Baird
Wilford
Harry W. Luethi
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Luethi
Gnadenhutten
Schoenbrunn
Tuscarawas River
David Zeisberger
John Heckewelder
Detroit
Upper Sandusky
Gnadenhalten
Zeisberger
Frank Sanford
Lorain
J. D. Severs
Elyria High School
Palmer Named Special Clerk At Elyria Post Office
Lauren E. Palmer, a clerk at the Elyria post office, will receive the rank of special clerk after July 1, announced by Postmaster C. J. Sartor. She succeeds B. A. Perkins, who retired May 1 after more than 30 years in service. Perkins was the first local clerk to hold the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren E. Palmer
Elyria
C. J. Sartor
B. A. Perkins
Sartor
Perkins
Dandelion Killer Under Development In Manitoba
In Winnipeg, University of Manitoba chemists are developing a new dandelion killer method. They keep the method secret, but say experiments near trial stage. Separately, Sweden reports a 22 percent rise in automobile sales over the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
University of Manitoba
Sweden
Baxter Sharp Runs as Youngest Candidate in Mayor Race
Baxter C Sharp, 32, son of the late Ambassador William Graves Sharp, enters the Democratic mayoral primary August 10 against former Mayor W H Vanoster. A prior 1933 candidate, Sharp loses to Vanoster by 71 votes. Born in the city, he studied locally and in France, then at the University of Michigan. He later worked in estates, sales promotion, an insurance agency, and since 1935 has been an examiner with the State Tax Commission. He is married and lives at the O'Donnell Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter C. Sharp
William Graves Sharp
W. H. Vanoster
Sharp
Vanoster
France
University of Michigan
Cleveland Trust Company
Cleveland
General Electric Company
James and Manchester Company
Cleveland Insurance Agency
State Tax Commission
O'Donnell Apartments
NRS Seeks Applicants For High Paying Jobs In Area
National Reemployment Service offices seek candidates for several openings. A top paying post offers 5000 to 25000 dollars annually and requires strong personality, tax, legal, fiduciary experience, plus some accounting knowledge. Other listings include brick masons, engine repair, cabinet makers, and a translator fluent in German French Italian with optional Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
NRS
W. C. Fields Denies Doctor Testimony in Suit
Riverside Calif June 16 W C Fields and his doctor clash in court over a hospital confinement during which the doctor says Fields reduced whisky intake from two quarts daily to one ounce and a half Fields seeks 25000 in counter claim for mistreatment while the doctor seeks 12000 for services Fields is due to testify late today and disputes the testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Calif
CHO
W. C. Fields
Jesse Citron
Fields
Riverside Community Hospital
Oberlin Marriage Links Crafts Shaver in Oberlin Chapel
The marriage of Misa Alice Louise Crafts and Chester Linu Shaver was solemnized Monday at Fairchild Chapel with Dr. Kemper Fullerton performing. Guests from Somerset, Cleveland, Oberlin, New Haven, and beyond attended. the couple plan a Cambridge stop, summer in England, and return to Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Misa
Alice Louise Crafts
Mia
Walter N. Crafts
Chester Linu Shaver
Clarence L. Shaver
Somerset
Pennsylvania
Fairchild Chapel
Kemper Fullerton
Walter Crafts
Katherine Brand
Amherst
Massachusetts
Andrew Bongiorno
Mark Eccles
Madison
Wisconsin
Donald M. Love
Robert Crafts
Cleveland
H. W. Rhinehart
Wilmington
Delaware
Shipherd
New Haven
Connecticut
Washington, D
Terryville
Hartford
Oxford
Shaver
Oberlin College
Mr. Shaver
East
Doctor Criticized For Treatment In Actor Fields Case
The actor Fields was confined 25 days with acute pneumonia polyneuritis and bone disease and a 104 degree temperature. Dr Citron noted heavy whisky use reduced to an ounce and a half before discharge. Fields claims the physician failed to use ordinary care and that recovery was retarded leading to $25,000 in hospital bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citron
Fields
Kaley urges G A R to show comradeship at Columbus encampment
At the Columbus Ohio Grand Army of the Republic encampment debate over uniting Union and Confederate veterans in Gettysburg next year intensified. Some veterans refuse to march behind the Rebel flag, while Rev John A Kaley urges comradeship and forgiveness. The issue will be decided at the Madison Wisconsin national encampment in September. Daughters of Union Veterans and Woman's Relief Corps officers were also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Grand Army of the Republic
Gettysburg
H. F. Russell
Alliance
John A. Kaley
Elyria
J. T. Romig
New Philadelphia
Madson
Wic
Daughters of Union Veterans
Kathryn Heck
Gnadenhutten
Ethel Lerner
Cambridge
Ida Billman
Newark
Mattie Creaser
Ubrichsville
Beasle Wasser
Darton
Woman's Relief Corps
Strike Ties Up Tank Truck Deliveries
A petroleum truck drivers strike tied up tank truck deliveries for Cities Service Co. and four other firms in Lake County since Saturday night. Reported in a phone briefing with A. J. Pozun, secretary of the Cleveland Petroleum Truck Drivers Union. About a dozen drivers affected. talks said to be underway to settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canfield Ol
Roger Oi Company
Coleman and Burnett Ol Company
Sixteen Lorain County Boys to Attend Buckeye Boys State
Sixteen Lorain County seniors will travel from Elyria at 9 a m Saturday to Columbus to participate in Buckeye Boys State, sponsored by local groups. Twelve are Elyria or county school students. six from Elyria, two from non post communities, four from Amherst, one each from Oberlin Wellington Avon Lake and Lorain. Transportation and expenses are provided by Lorain County Vulture 40 and 41 and sponsoring clubs.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Columbus
Buckeye
Lorain
American Legion
Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Avon Lake
Allen Shaw
Harrison Street
Robert Daykin
Sixth Street
Paul Malenchini
Tamilton Avenue
Elyria Post
Donald Taylor
Huron Street
Warren Coven
Camden High School
Roy Logan
Brookside High School
Demonstration at Galion Showcases Road Praters and Machinery
City Engineer J M Powell and Service Director J D Faxon attended Galion demonstrations of road praders and highway machines by Galion Iron and Manufacturing Company. Officials from municipalities and counties gathered to witness the event. Reports mention a push to a 40 hour week and raises to as high as 115 a month, noting recent hours as 48 per week, formerly 60 to 70 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Faxon
J. M. Powell
Henry Hart
Elyria
Galion
Galion Iron and Manufacturing Company
Chin
Penfield Youth Heads to Washington for 4-H Camp
Penfield youth Eagar Jones, one of Ohio’s four representatives, travels to Washington for the National Four-H Club Camp opening tomorrow. The Lorain County 1a year old has ten years in Four-H work, previously attended state Bour-1 Congress, and will join two Ohio girls among national campers. The camp runs through Wednesday with federal and state extension leaders, radio programs, and Marine Band music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagar Jones
Penfield Township
Ohio
Washington
Lorain County
Department of Agriculture
Harry L. Brown
George E. Farrell
J. Hazel Zimmerman
Hawaii
United States Marine Band
Morse Salisbury
U. S. Department of Agriculture
National Broadcasting Company
Death notices for Mrs Mary E Curtis and Mrs Mary Ward Crehan
Funeral services for Mrs Mary E Curtis of 416 Earl Court are set for Thursday at 2 pm from Taylor Funeral Home with Rev R W Neighbours officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. flowers omitted. Mrs Mary Ward Crehan of Oberlin will have services Friday morning at Sacred Heart Church. She died after injuries from a fall. burial in St Mary’s Cemetery Elyria. Survived by four children, including Patrick Crehan, and others. Also noted is the death of farmer Shirley Garfield of Sheffield Village. services Friday at 3:30 pm in Garfield Cemetery, following burial in Garfield Cemetery after viewing at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home and North Ridge home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Curtis
Earl Court
Taylor Funeral
R. W
Ridgelawn
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Oberlin
Mary Ward Crehan
Elyria
Patrick Crehan
Groveland Street
St. Mary’s Cemetery
John Crehan
Crehan
Mayme Emerich
Kate Powers
Helen
Bernard
Shirley Garfield
Garfield Cemetery
Sheffield Village
North Ridge Road
Avon
Alice Maddock
North Ridgeville
Alice Maddock Garfield
Wiliam Garfield
South Bend
Indiana
Jessie Garfield
Harry Burrell
Thomas Maddock
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
North Ridge
Work of County Commissioners Detailed by Oscar G Dunn
County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn spoke to Y-Indas Club members at the weekly meeting at the V. M. C. A. about the duties and actions of the county commission, outlining recent decisions and ongoing projects. The discussion touched on governance, budgeting, and community impact, with emphasis on transparency and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indas Club
Oscar G. Dunn
V. M.C. AL
Charles Reid
Mrs Jaszi Speaks At Oberlin Tonight
Oberlin notices Mrs Oscar Jaszi of Oberlin will lecture on War and Peace in Art at the Allen Art Building. The free event, illustrated with slides, supports Oberlin College Peace Unity meetings June 11 to 24. Mrs Case, wife of Professor Oscar Ing, is noted as a regular lecturer at the Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oscar Jaszi
Allen
Oberlin College
Case
Oscar Ing
Court approves purchase of car for Dog Warden Minkler
County commissioners applied today to common pleas court for permission to buy a new car for Dog Warden Lee Minkler not to exceed 800. The current car will be traded in. County engineers urged resurfacing the courthouse parking to remove spring breakers holes seen as hazards to motorists. A 11 year old Lorain girl hitchhiking from Cleveland was sent home to Detroit after juvenile authorities contacted her parents. Numerous civil suits were filed in Lorain and Amherst counties, including lease, promissory note, and foreclosure actions. Eight divorces were granted in Common Pleas Court, listing spouses from Lorain, Amherst, and nearby towns. A Lorain boy, 11, referred to Columbus for juvenile study for social readjustment. Simpson Dupree and Ruth Dupree were fined for assault and battery. Dupree also jailed for 30 days. Mrs. Dupree jailed for nonpayment.
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Common Meal Court
Lee Minkler
Lakeview Park
Lorain
Detroit
Cleveland
Lois Bins
State
Tsureau of
Columbus
Simpson Dupree
Ruth
Guy B. Findley
Dupree
Man Is Committed To County Home
A bewildered man about 70 was picked up on Broad street by Pa patrolman C B Andress. Police could not identify him or his origin. On June 10 his case was referred to county authorities, who committed him to the County Home.
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C. BE. Andress
Broad Street
Club Meeting Plans Initiation and Softball Game
Members discussed initiating four new members next Tuesday. The group announced a softball game between the club’s team and Coach Uthe Company employees’ team next Monday.
Cleveland Livestock and Grain Markets Report
Marketings show cattle receipts around 250 with slow activity and varying bids. Hog and calf quotes mix steady to firm while grain and feed prices move with regional elevators reporting wheat No 2 red at 1.28 to 1.29, corn No 2 yellow around 1.15, oats about 0.49 to 0.51, and assorted hay and straw prices noted across the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vleveland Livestock
Choles Alesta
Vinco
SECOM
Renee
Toledo
Tradt
Sheet Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Chairman Connery Dies Shifts Labor Bill Course
Washington June 16 The sudden death of William P Connery chairman of the House labor committee may delay action on the administration wage and hour bill. Connery 48 active in hearings opposing bill staunch supporter of hour restricting legislation believed to return thousands to private employment autopsy shows heart attack from stomach and intestinal tract poisoning guidance pending further analysis Connery and Sen Hugo Black sponsored the original 30 hour week bill later sidetracked by Roosevelt for the NRA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William P. Connery
House Labor Committee
Connery
Senate-House
A. Magruder MacDonald
Hugo LaBlack
Ala
Roosevelt
NRA
Stone Bumper To Deflect Autos Away from House
BELMONT New Hampshire motorists have damaged the Bickford home on a sharp bend after three hits in five months. Mr and Mrs Arthur Bickford placed a large flat circular stone seven feet in diameter and two feet high on their front lawn to act as a target and deflect autos from their house, aiming to reduce further damage.
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Belmont
N. H
Arthur Bickford
Bickford
Banana growth noted in Ashland in 1897
WPA researchers found a December banana harvest record in Ashland PA from 1897. The note came from archived Ashland Daily News files as part of a borough history project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
WPA
Ashlandaily News
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Rotarians
Farm Bureau Co-op
Schroll Coal
Baxter Sharp
Esther Wood
Professor St. Phono
Chester L. Shaver
England
L. B. Daniels
New York
Aquitania
St. Nicholas
College of English Church Music
Chisichurch
Kent
Gloucester
Council
A. C. Siddall
Chicago
University of Chicago
A. G. Comings
Peacock
Lake County
Michigan
G. A. Lillich
Kokosing Resort
Long Lake
Adam Moebl
Joan
Ecorse
Mich
Axel Skjertie
South Professor Street
Denmark
Karl F. Geiser
Germany
Rev. Kaley
Crystal Restaurant
Penfield
Curtis Funeral
Shirlee Garfield
Stone's Grill
Elizabeth Stith
Alfred and
Mildred Dietrich
M. OE. Craddock
Carl and Elsie Schulz
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
Farmers’ Feed and Coal Company
Grafton
Wilmah Egeland
John Bb. Preland
Ethel Schieferstein
Nelson Schieferstein
Common Pleas
Guy B&b. Findley
Michael A. Onofry
Gladys
Mary Cisar
Rudolph
Mildred Babies
John
Winifred Lukesic
Nicholas
Ethel LaVerne Ryan
Ray R. Ryan
Elsie Edwards Holzhauer
Charles
Frances Mercurio
Phillip
Dorothy Henry
David
Sederis Restaurant
North Carolina
Outh
Virginia
Mississippi
North Caroline
Toledo Grain Grain
Chicago Poultry
Cole Cos
Dept. of Agriculture Lovators—Reds
United States
Idaho
California
White Rose U
U. S
U.S
Bliss ‘Triumphs
Arkansas
Louishina
1. S
Alabama U. S
Mississippi U.S
Veras U
North Carolina Cobblers
Cis
Bluebird
F. A. Humphrey
Court Street
Ee Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Acme
The
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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