Open Air Play To Be Presented By Church Of Christ Youth
The Church of Christ youth group, directed by Miss Elaine Cole, will stage the light comedy Baby Steps Out in the gardens behind Mr and Mrs Ralph Cole on Lake Avenue. The July 23 performance uses the former tennis court as seating and features a cast including Jeanne Meng Robert Bainbridge DeEtte Burdue Audrey Foster Bud Findley Bob Phelps Ann Grandstaff Jeane Fridenstein Leora Young and Bill Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Cole
Church of Christ
Ralph Cole
Lake Avenue
Lavin
Miss Cole
Kent State University
Claudia
St. Claudia
Elyria
Jeanne Meng
Rabert Bainbridge
DeEtte Burdue
Audrey Foster
Bud Findley
Bob Phelps
Annn Grandstaff
Jeane Fridenstein
Leora Young
Bil Ryan
Lorain County Youths at Camp Crag Program
Lorain Countians took active roles in a four day study and recreation program for intermediate Ep worth Leaguers from the Norwalk District at Camp Crag Brunswick Ohio Mrs George C Beebe of Grafton led the camp with teachers and counselors Also listed as counselors and instructors are Hubert Cobb Miss Helen Hakill Rev S Lee Whiteman Jr Rev John Koontz Rev George C Beebe Rev Howard Patrick Mrs Dan Martin Mrs John Koontz Mrs Fred Phillips Miss Eleanor CastlemanMiss Marian Bainbridge Burton C Houseman directed the camp with staff including Christopher Sower Charles Ziegler Richard Ziegler Max Burnham Stacy Douglas Don Simister Harold Bunnell and Merton Bryant Those registered from Grafton include Allen Bartlett Leonard Boise Betty Dunlap Delbert Myers Robert Reese Delbert Spitzer Sidney Spitzer Carl Shephard Melba Schwed Alberta Schwed James Tompkins Edward Trembath Joyce Trenchard and Le Moine Trenchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Camp Crag
Brunswick
Ohio
Epworth
Norwalk
Methodist Church
George C. Beebe
Grafton
Hubert Cobb
Helen Hakill
Cleveland
S. Lee Whiteman, Jr
Obe
Richard Ziegler
Max Burnham
Stacy Douglas
Don Simister
Harold Bunnell
Merton Bryant
Allen Bartlett
Leonard Boise
Betty Dunlap
Delbert Myers
Robert Reese
Delbert Spitzer
Sidney Spitzer
Carl Shephard
Melba Schwed
Alberta Schwed
James Tompkins
Edward Trembath
Joyce Trenchard
le Moine Trenchard
Civil Service Exams Announced for Federal Posts
Announced exams cover several government roles led by the U. S. Civil Service Board. Top jobs pay 6500 dollars yearly as regional directors for Social Security Regions V and VII. Regions V and VII span multiple states with July 25 filing deadline. other posts range from junior home economists to chemical engineers and cotton classifying specialists. Full details via Dewhurst at Elyria post office. Brook in Waterland Holland touted as the cleanest village in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Dewhurst
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Social Security Board
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Tennessee
Washington
Bureau of Home Economics
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Commerce
Navy Department
Bureau of Agriculty
Department of Agricult
Civil Service Commission
Dewhurst
Elytia
Two New War Measures Are Taken In Japan
Tokyo reports two government actions. Labor conscription for munitions and a ban on civilian cotton yarn and goods under Mobilization Act. Labor registration likely effective in August. Four cotton decrees to follow, separate from the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
Domei News Ageness
Ministry of Commerce
Court notices: multiple divorces and contracts in county
In a day full of actions in Common Pleas Court and County Commissioners court several outcomes emerged. Elizabeth Slater seeks divorce from Walter Slater of Oberlin on neglect and cruelty. Mildred A. Palmer granted divorce from Oscar W. Palmer and restored to Mildred Budds. Georgia Bowen Dittoe granted divorce from Wilfred Dittoe for wilful absence. John Lehman granted divorce from Helen Lehman on neglect and cruelty. Bessie Buswell's divorce action against Lester Buswell dismissed. Irene Johnston files for divorce from Robert Johnston. A. B. Jones appeals a verdict to Common Pleas Court. County Commissioners award The Murbach Coal and Supply Company a $525 contract for Phelan ditch work and Edward Gessner a $660 contract for special labor in Ridgeville. Cochran sues for replevin of two cows from H. A. Cochran of Macedonia after a verdict against A.3B. Jones of Wellington in Justice E. H. Perkin's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Bowen Dittoe
Wilfred Charles Dittoe
Common Pleas
County Commis Ners
Murbach Coal and Supply Company
Phelan Ditch
Ridgeville
Edward Gessner
Jones
Wellington
Common Pleas Court
E. H. Perkin
H. A. Cochran
Macedonia
Cochran
Woman in Elyria hospital after East River crash
Mrs. Robert Wilson of 156 Denison avenue was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for observation after a collision at East River and Fourth Streets with a car driven by L Parrish of 108 Harvard avenue. Police say she was shaken and bruised but not severely injured and may stay three to four days. Another crash on Broad Street near 1:15 a.m. involved vehicles owned by Robert Black of 120 Prison avenue and J S Archambeau of 217 Erie Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
Denison Avenue
Elyria Aemorial Hospital
East River
Fourth Streets
L. Parrish
Harvard Avenue
Wilson
Robert Black
Pnison Avenue
J. S. Archambeau
Erie Street
Broad — Street
Withdrawal Of Two Townships From Relief Unit
The board of county commissioners proposes Amherst and LaGrange townships withdraw from the county central relief unit to access state distributed relief funds. They say the county cannot pay the two townships relief medical bills under current setup, but withdrawal would allow direct state assistance for medical and regular relief bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
LaGrange
Board of County Commissioners
Cleveland Weighs Relief Lottery to Aid Hungry
Cleveland officials moved a 600000 lottery plan to raise funds for relief clients lacking regular food orders for over two months. The bill passed with minimal debate and would use proceeds to feed hungry residents while public events may be held at the city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Legislati Council
H. Burt
Ming
John AL
Taylor
Sticks of Dynamite Found Near Railroad in New Jersey
Report describes discovery of forty sticks of dynamite near railroad tracks in North Bergen area near the Hudson River. Details are unclear due to garbled text but references local names and places such as West Shore of the Hudson and nearby parks. Police or authorities likely investigated the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bergen
Pelhce
Darius Nares
West Shore
The
Hudson
Three U S Stars Reach Wimbledon Semi Finals
The United States women Alice Marble and Helen Jacobs advance to the Wimbledon semifinals with Moody still pursuing the title as the British court sees one more challenger fall. The report notes three American stars reaching the final four in a tense round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Ates
H Moody
United States
Alice Marble
Chur
Helen Jacobs
Mic Ang
Me Mw
Nkee
Abyvan
Printer for Seay Myer Es La Paysints Mast
Fragmentary OCR reads like a printer note and personal names. Limited readable items mention Seay and Myer with unrelated fragments possibly about paints and mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ur Seay
Myer
Cleveland Produce Settlement Report
Fragmented OCR reads as a local market update with unclear names. The text references Cleveland, produce, and a possible settlement but details are garbled and no concrete events or dates are discernible.
Sitdowners Hold Plant Occupation Tension in Iowa
In Newton Iowa sitdown workers from the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers Union took control of the Maxtag Washtus Machine Company plant. Sheriff Shields and Major Campbell considered sending National Guardsmen to restore order as about 600 workers refused to resume work after a 10 percent wage cut demanded in a new contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den Mopnes
Guv
Nessoe
Ievschel
Lowe
Newton
Maxtag Washtus Machine Company
Puri Shields
Jasper County
George O. Campbell
Shields
Hohe
United Electricshl Radio and Medie Workers Union
Thes Ture
Tay
Draft Horse Group Set Picnic at Wellington Fair Grounds
The Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association schedules a Sunday event at Wellington Fair Grounds with 2000 and 3000 pound categories. Contests include pulling events, hog calling, wheelbarrow and potato races, and a human wheelbarrow race for adults. L. P. McCann of State University is expected to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memie
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Wellington Fair Grounds
Ant B Jameysen
Sere Bia Incement
Sams
L. P. McCann
State University
P. H. Keighley
H. Dalton
R. S&s. Taylor
Market Produce Listings From Outdoor Garden Section
The notice lists items including cucumbers lettuce lettuce and other garden produce with prices. Items such as tomatoes peppers onions mushrooms and greens are described for outdoor or hothouse sale with basket quantities and varying per unit prices. The fragment references baskets pecks and dozens with noted quantities and some prices.
Wedding in Oberlin as Faith Peirce weds Harry Williams
Faith Peirce daughter of Professor and Mrs Peirce of Morgan street married Harry Franklin Williams son of John Williams at Bennett Square. ceremony at Furst Church Oberlin with organist George Lillich and a reception in Shipherd Lounge. The couple plans a honeymoon in Middlebury Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Furst
Faith Peirce
BP. S Peirce
Morgan Street
Harry Franklin Wilams
John Willams
Bennett Square
Drodimes A. Richards
George Lillich
Constaince Sherman
J.R. Justin
Elmira
New York
Andrew W. Peirce
Buchanan
Mich
George EB. Stouffer
Ashtibula
Robert Stouffer
Cuyahoga Falls
Robert Wood
Shipherd Lounge
Williams
Middlebury
Vermont
Oberlin College
Coker College
South Carolina
University of Delaware
Oberlin Rotary Plans Charter Night Event at Bowling Green
Rotary members from Oberlin prepare to attend Charter Night at Bowling Green Thursday. Mrs S dg White hosts the Martes club on North Professor Street this afternoon. Carl Berger, Grand Patriarch of Ohio 10 C F, and Frank Wilson joined a Toledo meeting where two camps merged. Robert C Lyman, recent Pittsburgh visitor, arrives for a Cleveland Terminal job starting July 1. Sam Barnes returns home to Oberlin for the summer from a North Carolina college coaching post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverley Finley
Cleveland
William Finley
South Pleasant Street
Mer
Carol Cook
Robert
Jane
Akron
Steve Cuinman
North Pleasant Street
George Jackson
A. F. Jackson
Rey Jackson
Som George
Meo
H. A. Broadwell
George Broadwell
Ida Jackson
Carl Sty
Dichie
Norwalk
Mir
Myr
Sly
Jackson
Myron Hume
Milan
Ono
W. P. Hume
Alaska
Northwest
Walter Williams
Oberlin High School
Ohio State University
Bertha Leonard
Teela-Wooket
Roxbury
Barbara
Yale
Leonard
Oberlin Rotary Club
Rotary
Bowling Green
S. Dg. White
Martes Club
North Professor Street
Carl Berger
Gallipolis
Ohio
C. F
Frank Wilson
Toledo
Robert C. Lyman
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Terminal
Sam Barnes
North Carolina
Oberlin
Cleveland visitors stay with Mrs Malham
Air and Mrs. Fred Lange and their sons Paul and Robert from Cleveland spent Saturday night with Mrs. Minnie Malham, Lange’s sister, visiting local relations and enjoying family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Fred Lange and
Paul and
Robert
Cleveland
Mr. Lange
Minnie Malham
Paraguay and Bolivia Rearming for Possible Gran Chaco War
Buenos Aires report says both countries are rebuilding military strength for a possible Gran Chaco conflict. Bolivia would spend about 5 million dollars on arms if peace talks fail, per authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraguay
Bolivia
Buenos Aires
Gran Chaco
Peace Commission
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Waterland
Holland
Connor
E. 13Th St
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Walter Slater
Mildred A. Palmer
Oscar W. Palmer
Aery B. Findley
Mildred Budds
John Lehman
Helen Lehman
D. A. Cook
Bessie Buswell
Lester Buswell
Irene Johnston
Robert Johnston
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Laver
Wilmington
Bertil
Sweden
Belulf
Gustav Adolf
Louise
Cal Edwin Watson
iXeme
Lottery
U. S
Dekeota
Witert
Nery
Cthengg Cash Qtotat Oy
Redveresh
aTar
America
Reublin Bros
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland Produce
Legro
North Califoriuls
Wehrs
Markey
Lee
Sitdowners
Iowa
Sudro - Curtis
Clawson’s
Furnace ST
Bologna
Wieners
Armour
Dic
Hamburg
Mrs
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B. Wise
City Cab
Brown Hotel
Howard
Pete) Peters
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