Traveling Library Expands to Seven New Stations in Lorain County
The Lorain County Traveling Library extend s library access this summer with seven new stations in Grafton LaGrange Ridgeville and additional grocery store and church sites in Belden Lenman s Clawson Pittsfield Fields Rochester. From October 1935 the program grew to about 3066 volumes and 30 757 total circulations in 1987 signaling broad county wide expansion aided by local mayors councils and churches.
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Lorain County
Lorain Public Library
Marian King
Hells
Grafton
LaGrange
Ridgeville
Belden
Lenman’s
Clawson’s
Brighton
Rochester
Cupton
Libargy Center
Food Store Contest Winner Announced
The National Food Store window at Lake avenue and Lodi street attracts attention with an array of items and duplicates. A prize is awarded to the first person who spots a duplicate item, with Herbert Malen of No. 2 Tatter sall court named as the first winner.
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National Food Store
Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
Herbert Malen
No. 2
Tattersall Court
Stolen Auto Found But Radio Missing
The automobile of Elizabeth Harpster of 315 Cornell Avenue was found on Abbe Road with the car radio missing. The theft was reported after the vehicle was last seen at the residence driveway last night.
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Elizabeth Harpster
Cornell Avenue
Abbe Road
Story Hour Draws 39 Children at Elyria Library
Thirty nine children attended the second Story Hour held in the Children's Room at the Elyria Public Library yesterday afternoon led by Miss Virginia Stewart. The program runs every Tuesday and Thursday at 2 p.m.
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Virginia Stewart
Elyria Public Library
Court actions include multiple divorces and suits in Lorain
Raymond A. Cooke filed for divorce from Pearl M. Cooke of Lorain on neglect and cruelty after their October 23 marriage. Ethel Paterson sued Walter Paterson of R D Grafton for neglect after a February 1929 marriage. James Easterday received probation after pleading guilty to three indictments. Marion Wall, minor, through John Wall sued Lewis Horton Wall for $853.90 plus $100 expenses, seeking entire care of their three year old child. A G Highgate distribution of $59,577 to general creditors was ordered. Clara Schwartz obtained a divorce from George Schwartz and Lorain undertook alimony. Helen M Newhall of Lorain was granted a divorce from Fred A Newhall with custody and property provisions.
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Raymond A. Cooke
Pearl M. Cooke
Lorain
Ethel Paterson
Walter Paterson
R. D. Grafton
Chronicle-Telegram Cireu
James Easterday
Wellington
James Easternay
Marion Wall
John Wall
Oberlin
Lewis Horton Wall
Clerk of Courts
A G Highgate Company
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Rzoriiy
Clara Schwartz
George Schwartz
D A Cook
Helen M Newhall
Fred A. Newhall
Compensation Case Appeal Heard in Common Pleas Court
Jurors in Judge D A Cook's court heard Joseph Paonessa of 323 Tenth street appeal a denial of workers compensation by the Ohio Industrial Commission. Paonessa claims a hernia from a fall on October 30 1936 while loading milk bottles at Elyria High School for Bauer Dairy. A verdict earlier favored Wladyslavia Kaczmareczyk against the Industrial Commission for her husband a Pfaudler Co employee killed in years past.
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Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Joseph Paonessa
Tenth Street
Ohio Industrial Commission
Bauer Dairy Company
Paonessa
Elyria High School
Automobiles collide on Furnace Street in minor crash
Police report a minor collision on Furnace street about 6 30 p m yesterday involving Steve Emody of 328 Furnace street and Jonathon Woodings of 347 Louisiana avenue.
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Steve Emody
Furnace Street
Jonathon Woodings
Louisiana Avenue
Metzenbaum Visits Elyria Discusses Ohio Government
James Metzenbaum visited Elyria speaking informally on state politics and his bid for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor with Charles Sawyer. He urged government reform, critiqued administration spending, and described international trips highlighting interest in governance.
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James Metzenbaum
Elyriia
Ohio
Charles Sawyer
Qmo
Africa
Paris
Lisbon
Portugal
Athens
Greece
State House
Johny Nolan
Davey
Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Board of Zoning Appeals
Cleveland Cts Plan
Cormunision
Cleveland Board of Education
Cusanoga Planning Curtess
Cuyahoga Seniors Association
Senihaleegaheen
Lesgr
Dt Ity
Sener
Hos
Multant
Auto driver fined in police court
A Murshe of 3440 Supech Park Drive Clesen Heights was fined $2 and costs for peekingless dis ting when the case was heard in police court. Mayor Joseph Q Bete presided as Patrolmen Corwim Burer testified to a collision on Lake Avenue involving an automatic vehicle.
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Murshe
Supech
Park Drive
Clesen Heights
Joseph Q “Bete
Tote
Mirshe
Arcity
Corwim Burer
Acciaert
Lake Avenue
Elyrian Mayor Fines Pierce for Intoxication Incident
Lawrence Pierce was fined 2 and ordered to take tests on an intoxication charge before Major Joseph Q Petro this morning in police court. Pierce, arrested Thursday morning, entered a not guilty plea at arraignment but changed to a plea of not guilty on the record.
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Elyrian Lawrence Pierce
East River Street
Joseph Q Petro
Pierce
Kelly
Muiitys
Pall of elections hangs over closing of Congress session
Washington report describes the 75th Congress ending with mutual praise and political tension as Election year anxieties loom. Leaders from both parties delivered courteous farewells while no final legislative victories occurred and the anticipated filibuster faded away.
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Washington
Congress
Manwrin
Roosevelt
Marr
Edward R Burse
D. Neb
Alben W. Barkley
Ohio House and Senate Hail Johnny Vander Meer Pitching Feat
In Columbus on June 17 the Ohio General Assembly praised Cincinnati Reds pitcher Johnny Vander Meer for two consecutive no hit games. Both chambers adopted resolutions congratulating the hurler, with the House resolution bearing the full Cincinnati delegation and the Senate resolution sponsored by Sen Lawrence Kage and Sen Horace W Baggott.
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Columbus. O
House
Senate
Ohio
Lawrence Kage
Cincinnat
Horace W Baggott
Dastton
Eccles Charges Bank Regulations Block Credit Flow
Federal Reserve Chairman Eccles accuses stringent federal and state bank rules of hindering the flow of credit to business. He targets the comptroller of the currency and the FDIC, amid Roosevelt plans to coordinate bank exams to support the recovery program. A comptroller official notes possible disagreement with Eccles.
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Eccles
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Maaiiner S Eccles
Sen Arthur JH. Vandenberg RR
Currency Office
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rooosevelt
Stream Pollution Charged In Suit
Mabel Rowland filed a $7500 damage suit in Common Pleas Court alleging Wellington Village and The Telling Belle Vernon Company polluted a local stream. She claims sewerage diversion makes the stream unfit for watering farm stock and has damaged her property along the stream.
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Wellington
Common Pleas Court
Mabel Rowland
Wellington Village
Telling Belle Vernon Company
Death Record for Mrs Harve Butler of Spencer Ohio
Mrs Harve Butler, 29, of Spencer Ohio, died last evening at ten o'clock at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The body was taken to Spencer by W Bullman Funeral Directors.
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Harve Butler
Spencer Ohio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Spencer
W Bullman Funeral Directors
Ohio Woman Shot Remains in Critical Condition
In Canton Ohio Mrs Florence Hartman a 22 year old divorcee was shot in the head by 19 year old Eat Snide a jealous suitor who said he fired because he believed she no longer cared for him Hartman is reported in serious condition and Snide attempted to take his own life after the shooting but his pistol misfired leaving him unharmed at the scene.
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Anton
Florence Hartman
Hartman
Eat Snide
Smith
Theft at Ching Ship Store Reported to Police
The Ching Ship manager told police a theft occurred in the past two days. A chrome and glass console set and matching candle holders were taken, with a total value of 83 dollars.
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Ching
Two Lorain projects tied on one ballot as PWA dictates
Lorain officials mull combining the Elec side and a bascule bridge with a high level span while a courthouse annex stands separate. PWA grant viability dictates which of the three projects may proceed, with voters to decide on August or November. Prosectutor Butler advised on ballot setup.
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Tral Lorain Bridge
Loran
PWA
Ere Avenue
21St Street
Howard R. Butler
U S Tennis Star Loses Semifinal in London
Helen Wills Moody of California was eliminated by Hilde Sperling of Denmark in the Queens Club championship semifinals in London. In the other semi final Jadwiga Jedrzejowska of Poland defeated Sarah Palfrey Fabodvan of Brookline Mass 6 3 6 2.
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London
Helen Wills Moody
California
Hilde Sperling
Denmark
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
Poland
Sarah Palfrey Fabodvan
Brookline Mass
Bandits Raid Teodohing Killing 17 and Kidnapping 32
Gen Francisco Carrera Torres reported to federal authorities that bandits raided Teodohing in Oaxaca Sunday, killing 17 residents and kidnapping 32. The village was razed according to the report.
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Menico City
Francisco Carrera Torres
Huajuapan
Oaxaca State
Teodohing
Accidents Kill Two in Columbus
Two youths died in separate accidents in Columbus Ohio as Imogene Grace Grece three was killed by an automobile after running from behind a parked car and Herman Marion 21 from Mt Airy drowned while attempting to swim the Scioto River.
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Columbus
Imogene Uth Grece
Herman Marion
Mt Airy
Scioto
Farnsworth Plea Rejected by Fifth Circuit
The Fifth Circuit denied John S Farnsworths bid for freedom today. The court affirmed a Federal Judge in Atlanta who sentenced him to four to twelve years for conspiracy to sell government secrets to Japan, rejecting his claim that the maximum sentence was two years and denying parole.
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New Orleans
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
John S Farnsworth
US Navy
Atlanta
Farnsworth
Japan
Bankruptcy Filed in Cleveland Petitions
Federal Court in Cleveland saw bankruptcy petitions filed on June 17 listing Walter Hermely of Avon Lake with liabilities of 1 24954 and assets of 530. Drought exposes an artificial lake near Chambon France revealing a lost village. Motion picture theatres planned for Perak and Penang Straits. Clearances set for Latin American Mental Congress in Havana this December. First Anti Aircraft Division in London grows from 9000 to 18000 in six months.
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Cleveland
Walter Hermely
Avon Lake
Chambon
France
Perak
Federated Malay States
Penang Straits Settlements
London
Dance Recital Presented by Miss Bety Bishop at Oberlin
Miss Bety Bishop presented her school of dancing in a Spring Breeze Recital last evening in the ten school auditorium. A wide variety of dances and several vocal selections were featured with Edmund Wright of Elyria as pianist. The same program will be repeated this afternoon at the Spring Valley Country Club on Gulf road in Elyria.
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Oberlin O
Bety Bishop
Edmund Wright
Elsra
Sping Valley
Gulf Road
Elyria
Oberlin Grange to Hold Special Initiatory Meeting
The Oberlin Grange will hold a special meeting on Monday night June 20 for initiatory work. All members are urged to be present.
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Oberlin Grange
Esther Fowls to Wed Gordon Schmidt in Oberlin
Miss Esther Fowls daughter of Mr and Mrs Arba Fowls of East College street will marry Gordon Schmidt of Cleveland this Saturday June 18 at the First Church in Oberlin. The bride was guest of honor at several pre nuptial events including a progressive shower by Miss Marie Cook and Mrs Robert Fright and a pre nuptial dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Fowls at the Hi O Hi Tea Rooms.
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Esther Fowls
Arba Fowls
East College Street
Gordon Schmidt
Cleveland
Oberlin
Miss Fowls
Marie Cook
Robert Fright
Fowls
Local residents make summer plans and visits
Jane and Claborn Byars of Springstreet travel to Crumples North Carolina to visit relatives with Claborn staying through the summer. Dr. and Mrs. R S Young of New Concord Ohio arrive to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs E Rosecrans. Kathleen Rosecrans, Muskingum College student, will join them at Oberlin for six weeks then return to school. Ruth Lantz of Cleveland visits Miss Florence Clevenger, heads Olmstead Travel Camp as head councillor. Professor and Mrs Guy of East College Street go to Columbia Mussour for the University of Missouri summer session. Mrs Russell Hopkins of Cincinnati visits her father W G Edwards.
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Jane
Claborn Byars
Springstreet
Ruth Lantz
Cleveland
Florence Clevenger
Oak Street
Olmstead
Guy
East College Street
Columbia
Mussour
Brown
University of Maissours
Russell Hopkins
Cincinnati
W. G. Edwards
Disperse In Factions Prompts ALMBLK Continuation
A page C continuation notes factions within the ALMBLK group. The item highlights internal splits, leadership tensions, and calls for realignment amid ongoing organizational debates. No dates or external actions are specified in the fragment.
Roosevelts 75th Congress Ends Amid Wages Fight Debated
The 75th Congress adjourned amid bipartisan denouncements and praise. Republican leaders claimed gains in the 1938 elections while Roosevelt lauded constructive legislation and noted major spending on farm aid, defense, and relief totaling about $21.7 billion with subsidies to farmers around $1.7 billion and defense near $2 billion.
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Washington
Congress
Joseph W Martin
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Hamilton Fish
Roosevelt
Garner
William B Bankhead
Departung Congress
New Deal
National Defense and
Appropriations Committee
75Th Congress
National Defense
Toledo market notes on grains and livestock prices
Readable fragments show grain prices for wheat corn oats and feed components, along with livestock figures and assorted market terms. The text lists numbers and product names such as red wheat, yellow corn, oats, rice, bran, and seed meals, typical of a rural market listing from a historical Toledo publication.
Strike Closes Two Pittsburgh Papers
Pittsburghs two afternoon papers, the Pittsburgh Press and the Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph, suspended publication as business office workers walked out to demand a closed shop contract. Management said raises and concessions were offered but no contract signed. the morning Post Gazette remains published under its Guild contract.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburghs
Pittsburgh Press
Scripps- Howard
Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph
Hearst
American Federation of Labor
London Zoo to Exhibit Sixty Mice and Fourteen Rats
A London Zoo exhibition will showcase sixty types of mice and fourteen varieties of rats. The display aims to highlight rodent diversity and educate visitors about species differences and habitats.
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London Zoo
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Lashern
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Leon Buriless
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Will Cero
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Dean Titan
MIT
Perorent
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Tore van Luss
Cplvelavd Prodloce
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Hovegcbrowers Warket
ASPAR
ILI Plcs
Tohe Baenet
Seth
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