Copeland Dies After 75th Congress Ends
Royal S. Copeland senior Senator from New York and physician to die at 69 after a short illness from overwork in the 75th Congress. He will be buried in Suffern after services with a congressional delegation named by Garner and Bankhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Royal S. Copeland
New York
Senate
Suffern
N. Y
Shoreham Hotel
Congress
Roosevelt
House
John Nance Garner
William B. Bankhead
Garner
Uvalde
Tex
Copeland
Rep
Allard H. Gasque
D. S.C
Walter Reed Hospital
Dexter
Mich
1868
Roscoe P. and
Frances J. Copeland
Legion Drum Corps to Compete at Mansfield Sunday
Elvine's American Legion drum and bugle corps will compete with five other cities at the Fifth District American Legion of Ohio convention in Mansfield. The event at the Ohio Theatre includes a 4 30 p m registration, a 7 30 p m parade, and a 2 p m Sunday drum corps contest at the fair grounds with Elyria Lima Massillon Southside Toledo Akron No 19 and Cleveland Heights among entrants. Speakers include Dudley A White and James A Drain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvine
American Legion
American Legion of Ohio
Mansfield
Ohio Theatre
Legion Club
Rules and Resolutions Committee
McVey Post
Dudley A. White
Ohio
James A. Drain
National American Legion
Fair Grounds
Elyria
Lima
Massillon
Southside
Toledo
Akron No. 19
Cleveland Heights
National Tube Plant Schedule Announced
A Lorain National Tube Company schedule shows a slight drop in finishing operations next week. Steel output stays near current levels with one blast furnace, four open hearths, while the Bessemer converter is idle. Mills 2 and 6 and seamless mills 1 and 3 run five days from Monday. no skelp mills are planned. Past week saw three butt mills and two skelp mills operated. Schedule is tentative and subject to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Ohio men elected directors in Pennsylvania crude oil group
Charles Huff and John H. McCoy both of Columbus and H. D. Atha of Logan were elected directors of the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association at its annual convention closure. Professors of Leningrad delivered stump speeches during Russia's election campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles Huff
John H. McCoy
Columbus
H. D. Atha
Logan
Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association
Leningrad
Russia
Hastings Family Reunion At Harmony Sheldon Home
The Hastings family reunion will be held at the home of Harmon Sheldon located one mile west and 1 1/2 miles north of Grafton on Indian Hollow Road. Date listed as June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Harmon Sheldon
Grafton
Indian Hollow Road
Kitchen shower honors hostess at East Broad home
Eleven Fidelity Class members and a guest gathered at Mrs Raymond Krugmans East Broad street home for a kitchen shower. Lois Eldred won first prize in bingo with Ada Mae Stanford second and Betty Karlow consolation. Refreshments by Louise Reed and Elaine Chebanoff. Plans to quilt for relief work discussed. The Womens Relief Corps executive board hosted by Mrs Mary Miller on East Avenue with fourteen attendees. Sylvia Kleeby chaired. trays in patriotic colors were served. Jennie Collins will entertain July seventh with Iva Simmons and Edith Slater assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity
Afethodist Church
Raymond Krugman
East Broad Street
Lois Eldred
Ada Mae Stanford
Betty Karlow
Louise Reed
Women’s Relief Corps
Mary Miller
East Avenue
Sylvia Kleeby
Jennie Collins
Wooster Street
Iva Simmons
Edith Slater
Win One Club Meets at Gulf Road Home
The Win One Club held a meeting at Alice Mae Hoover's Gulf Road home opened by president Betty Ober. Guests Jean and Virginia Hoover attended. A lake picnic followed the business session, with July Std tentatively set for a backwards party for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win One
Alice Mae Hoover
Gulf Road
Betty Oper
Jean
Virginia Hoover
Licenses For Couples From Elyria Area Listed
A list of licensed pairs includes Thomas Oswalt 22 a steel worker of Sheffield Lake and Viola Hart Man 19 of Sheffield township. Joseph Sampson 30 a carpenter of Eaton township and Florence Smith 31 of Elyria. Frank Reif 42 a machinist of Elyria and Mabel 31 of Elyria. Emil Wagner 26 a painter of Cleveland and Bertha Ries 22 of Avon township. Paul R Double 24 of Bisha a clerk and Elizabeth Ann Richardson 23 of Oberlin. William Cecil 34 a Elyria roofer and Ethel Ripper 38 of Elyria. William D Wooton 39 a Cleveland motorman and Ira Portman 39 of Elyria. Hans P Nelson 29 of Chicago an industrial designer and Margaret E DeVeny 26 of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Oswalt
Sheffield Lake
Viola Hart- Man
Sheffield Township
Joseph Sampson
Eaton Township
Florence Smith
Fifth Street
Elyria
Frank Reif
Mabel
Sutton
Bath Street
Emil Wagner
Cleveland
Bertha Ries
Avon Township
Paul R. Double
Bisha
Elizabeth Ann Richardson
Oberlin
William Cecil
Roofer
Ethel Ripper
Winckles Street
William D. Wooton
Ira Portman
Lake Avenue
Hans P. Nelson
Chicago
Margaret E. DeVeny
Lorain
Piano Class Recital Highlights Edna Bates’s Students
Miss Edna Bates presented a piano class recital at the YWCA parlors featuring students such as Nolan Arndt Josephine Wikrent Poupee Valiante Poldini Jean Graham and Rosemary Montagnese. The program included Indian Dance in the Firelight Joyous Farmer Humming Bird Eskimo Lullaby The March Hare and La Paloma among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Bates
Nolan Arndt
Josephine Wikrent
Poupee Valiante—Poldini
Jean Graham
McIntyre
Farmer—Schumann
Phillip Brown
Humming Bird— Schiller
Eleanor Pomeroy
Jack and Jill—Ketterern
Marjorie Miller
Jolly Workman
Blake
Bella Wallace
Harrar
Helen Meschke
Maureen Brown
Lila Gibson
Lichner
Rosemary Montagnese
Vanderbeck
Billy Miller
Jane Hulse
Yradier
Leonard Deutsch
Lieurance
Josephine Kristoff
Lorain County Forms Helen Keller Sightless Group
The Lorain County sightless received a charter from the Welfare Association of the Sightless of Ohio. The new county chapter will be the Helen Keller Association for the Sightless with Charles Chamberlain as president. The state convention is set for Labor Day in Canton with many from the county expected to attend. Japan bans toothpaste tubes to save bullet loads.
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Lorain County
Canton
Deputies Retrieve Losses For Woman At Carnival Chance Game
Deputies Michael Bulzomi and Paul Johnson aided a WPA worker's wife who lost her husband’s $15 weekly earnings at a carnival chance game near the city. They admonished her for the loss and ordered the game operator to return the money, after which the game was closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Bulzomi
Paul Johnson
WPA
Lorain resident seeks modification of building restrictions
Nina Adams of Lorain filed in common pleas court to modify North Lakeview Boulevard housing rules. The petition notes 75 percent frontage consent obtained to adjust minimum dwelling costs from 87 000. A separate order garnisheed 20 percent of County Commissioner Edward DeChant salary to settle a $336.55 claim for Carroll E. Fitzgibbons estate, equaling $30.65 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Adams
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Lakeview Boulevard
Common Pleas
Edward DeChant
Carroll E. Fitzgibbons
Lorain County to Receive 1400 on 32799 Claim
Lorain County will get about 1400 on its 32799 claim against the defunct Lloyds Insurance Company of America. After adjustment by Prosecutor Howard R. Butler, the commissioners cut the claim to 20900. A 7 percent dividend is expected when Lloyds affairs are settled under liquidation by the New York State Department of Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lloyds Insurance Company of America
Spring Valley
Howard R. Butler
New York State Department of Insurance
Colt Club Members Plan Tour Tuesday
Colt Club members will meet on the square at Wellington at 10 a.m. Tuesday to begin an all day tour visiting the William Murray farm and the Guy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Club
Wellington
William Murray
Guy
Oberlin Church Notices and Graduation Reflections
June 15 Oberlin notices list First Church worship and Sunday School details with sermon on The Disciplines of God. Graduation remarks from Miami University include Mandar, Phi Kappa Tau member, with family attendees and future work at Rike-Kumler in Dayton starting June 20.
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Oberlin. O
First
Oberlin
J. A. Richards
Clarke MM. Cochrane
Bruce Davis
Catherine van Buren
Gree
Miami University
Oxford
Mandar
Aipna
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Whiteman Leads Sunday Services and Epworth League
Rev S Lee Whiteman presides at 45 am church school with Ernest Yocom as superintendent. At 11 am church nursery overseen by Mrs Vincent Hart. Sermon titled He That Overcometh by the pastor. Epworth League gathering at 6 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Lee Whiteman
Ernest Yocom
Vincent Hart
Epworth League
Daniels Leads Sunday Worship at Rowland Hall
Rev. L. E. Daniels presides at 7:30 a m Holy Communion and 11:00 a m Morning Prayer at Rowland Hall 27 E College Street Also 9:30 a m Sunday School and 11:00 a m Morning services with sermon Is the Universe including Man Evolved or Atomic Force It notes a topic on cosmic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Daniels
Rowland Hall
E. College Street
Oberlin Lodge to Attend St John’s Day Service in Pittsfield
Oberlin Lodge F and A M accepts invitation from Rev William Smith pastor of Community Church Pittsfield to attend St John’s Day services Sunday June 19 at 11 13 am. Smith will preach a sermon for this Masonic occasion. Families of Masons are invited and any interested may join. Masons meet at Judge room 10 45 Sunday morning and attend in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Lodge F
A. M
William Smith
Pittsfield
Oberlin Townsend Club to Hold Meeting Tuesday June 21
The Oberlin Townsend club No. 1 will meet Tuesday evening June 21 at eight o'clock in the K. P. Hall Rev. Longsworth of Cleveland will speak again at this meeting. The public is invited and refreshments will be served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Townsend Club No. 1
K. P. Hall
Longsworth
Cleveland
Martin Receives Degree Milestone In Family Ceremony
Robert Martin son of Mr and Mrs N A Martin graduates in a formal family ceremony at the local college. The event highlights a longstanding family academic achievement and marks his entry into professional life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Martin
N. A. Martin
Draft Horse Tour Planned By County Club
C J Hummel announces a tour for the Southern County Draft Horse Club visiting Sturray farm Brighton Center and Radcliffe farm with visits to member homes. Northern county homes will be targeted in July with L P McCann from Ohio State University and Northern Draft Horse Association members joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe Farm
C. J. Hummel
Sturray Farm
Brighton Center
L. P. McCann
Ohio State University
Northern Draft Horse Association
Local families plan summer travel and study
Mr and Mrs W R Morrison left Friday for Ann Arbor to attend Ruth Morrison's graduation then proceed to Westport Connecticut for a summer home. Mrs C D Herrick travels to Mitiwanga cottage for the summer. Mr and Mrs A L Taft departed for Virginia for a week or ten days. Miss Margaret Martin will undertake graduate work at the University of Chicago this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Morrison
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Ruth
Westport
Connecticut
C.D. Herrick
East Lorain Street
Mitiwanga
A. L Taft
Virginia
Margaret Martin
University of Chicago
Assault Warrant Issued Over Driveway Dispute
A warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Veronica Gereniser of Amherst township on assault and battery was sworn today by neighbor Wilson Van Ham, tied to a bitter driveway dispute at the old Reso lit Explosive Co. site now a game preserve. Deputies planned to serve the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Gereniser
North Ridge Road
Amherst Township
Justice of the Peace
Rs. Gereniser
Game Association
Young van Haun
van Haun
Gereniser
Report On Hospital Finances To Nurses Today
A detailed five month financial statement of Elyria Memorial Hospital will be presented to the nursing staff at noon by James A. Hewitt the hospital treasurer. The briefing explains the cancellation of paid vacations amid reduced revenues blamed on business conditions. Superintendent Frank W Hoover said nurses objected and want to understand the necessity. Overtime pay was announced for hourly employees who work extra hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
James A. Hewitt Hospital
Frank W. Hoover
Hoover
Death of Ella Atkinson 81 ends lingering illness at home
Funeral services set for Monday afternoon at Clifford Pease Funeral Home Dover Center for Ella Atkinson 81 of Olmsted Falls who died yesterday at her daughter Emma Taylor's Brunswick home after a lingering illness. Survived by daughter and three stepdaughters Eva Wottring Estella Yost Ella Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Pease
Dover Center
Ella Atkinson
Olmsted Falls
Emma Taylor
Brunswick
Eva Wottring
Harvard Avenue
Elyria
Estella Yost
Butternut Ridge Road
Ella Kennedy
Cleveland Heights
Avon Man 68 Dies Suddenly at Home
Thomas Kratzer died suddenly at his Avon home Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Survived by wife Fannie and two sons T. C. Kratzer of Buffalo and C. R. Kratzer of Cleveland. He had lived in Avon 15 years. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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AVON
Thomas Kratzer
Fannie
T. C. Kratzer
Buffalo
N. Y
C. R. Kratzer
Cleveland
Kratzer
Germany Deploys Up to 250000 Men on Reich Motor Road Project
German authorities report labor forces peaking at 250000 workers assigned to the Reich Motor Road project. The tally reflects wartime mobilization for infrastructure as total manpower draws from various sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Reich
Germany to Celebrate Two-Millionth Automobile Milestone
Germany marks the production of its two millionth car, highlighting a major automotive industry milestone and national industrial achievement. The event reflects ongoing growth in manufacturing and export strength amid postwar recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Guatemala Exports Bananas to United States in April
Guatemala shipped 1,070714 bunches of bananas to the United States during April marking a notable agricultural trade move with the U.S. market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
United States
Markets grain and hay prices from Sheet Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co
Quotations show grain hay and straw prices per bushel or ton with No 2 white oats at 31 32c, No 2 yellow corn around 59 67c, No 2 red wheat near 73 82c, flour levels per barrel, and various mill feeds and byproducts. Potatoes and butter and eggs listed with regional price variations and freight notes from U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheet Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Wylard
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
United States
Perent
Bliss
U. S
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Alabama
Texas
North Carolina
U.S
Virginia
Norfolk
California
White Stose
Idaho
Burbanks US
Odige
Toledo
Butter market report with varied prices and shipments
Butter shipments show 61 tubs steady creamery status and 88 to 86 scores in firsts. Reeds reports 15 863 cases steady storage packed firsts 204 cc and other poultry lines keep prices unchanged with 1 car and 39 trucks noted for Plymouth Rock fryers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock Fryers Inc
Luncheon Supports Chinese Relief At First Congregational
Over 250 attended the American Red Cross fund luncheon at the First Congregational church. About 90 dollars will be sent to the district quota. Mrs. Hugh Hubbard showcased Chinese crafts and the sale proceeds were split to aid local relief and the China school. A letter from Mr. Hubbard noted five thousand dollars of Red Cross funds passing through his hands as reconstruction begins in 71 villages. The event, hosted by the church Woman's Association, highlighted hardship among Chinese families and Japanese restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
American Red Cross Fund
Hugh Hubbard
China
Woman's Association of the
Summer School Opens Monday at Lincoln Building
Students planning to attend summer school must meet at 8 a.m. Monday in Room 121 of the Lincoln Building. Each student will pay six dollars for each high school subject enrolled in Summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Building
32 Women From Lorain County Attend District Meeting
Thirty two women from Lorain County attended the Northeast District Home Economics Extension meeting at Kent State University. The Lorain County Chorus performed in both sessions, Mrs Mead Petty spoke on Farm Women's Camp at Camp Crag Medina July 24 to 27, and Frances Eckert joined as district extension agent. Other speakers included Minnie Price and Helen Mougey Jordan. Outlines covered the Boston Trip in October and upcoming National Council meetings in Lexington Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Kent State University
Mead Petty
Henrietta
Camp Crag
Medina
Frances Eckert
Minnie Price
Ohio State Home Demonstration
Helen Mougey Jordan
Ohio Home Economics Association
Boston
National Home Demonstration Council
American Country Life Association
Lexington
Summer School Courses Listed for Offerings
The catalog shows subjects offered this summer including Typewriting English II IV V VII and VII Journalism Latin I Algebra II Geometry II General History II American History I and II Economics Sociology American Government Commercial Arithmetic and Commercial Geography.
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Dr. Copeland
Legion Drum Corps
B. Wise
City Cab
Brown
Howard
Additional ‘Society
Sightless Group
Japan
Anne Clark
Salem
Mass
John
Anne Lindsay Clark
White House
Potomac
Anne
Cleveland St
Dusty Miller
Esther Wood
First Methodist Church
Christ Church
Christian Science Society
Lodge
Townsend Club
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Oberlin Briefs
Aning
The
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal’Home Loan Bank System
Masonic Temple
Mrs
Ella Anderson
Co. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Toledo Grain Close
Egus
W. H. Siler
E. Bridge St
Hilltop Tavern
East Bridge St
Billy Baker
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