New York Central Wins Harriman Safety Medal for 1937
Elyria plants join nationwide praise as New York Central Railroad receives the E. H. Harriman Memorial Medal for outstanding safety among large Class I lines. President F. E. Williamson lauded safety as a core business, while safety chief Charles E. Hill outlined 14 years without a passenger fatality and significant declines in employee and crossing fatalities.
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Elyria
New York Central Railroad
E. H. Harriman
American Museum of Safety
F. E. Williamson
New York Central
Charles E. Hill
Hill
United States
Civil War Veteran G M Hall Dies at 97 in Van Wert
G M Hall, 97, a Civil War veteran, died yesterday in Van Wert. His death leaves only two Civil War veterans in Van Wert county.
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van Wert. O
G. M. Hall
Jan Wert
Prophets Take Over Cleveland for Grotto Convention
Delegates to the National Grotto convention gather in Cleveland for a three day Supreme Council session. About 12 000 visitors expected. banquet honors Grand Monarch Otto Hildebrandt US Gov Davey and Mayor Burton. Election of new officers planned for tomorrow ahead of a large parade and Festival of Beauty and Fire.
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Cleveland
Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm
Supreme Council
Otto F. Hildebrandt
Rock Island
Martin L. Davey
Harold H. Burton
Youth Proclaims Innocence Before Electric Chair
In Columbus Ohio Thomas B Williams 20 became the first to die in the state penitentiary automatic electric chair He sat for 19 minutes urging scriptures and declaring innocence while spectators waited as he admitted no crime in the holdup that killed Reuben I Mirvis of Steubenville during the winter.
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Columbus
ABC
Thomas B. Williams
Ohio Penitentiary
James C. Woodard
Reuben I. Mirvis
Steubenville
Mirvis
Moody, Marble Reach Wimbledon Semi finals
Mrs. Helen Moody of California defeated Kay Stammers 6-2 6-1 in the Wimbledon quarter finals to move within two wins of the title. California ace Alice Marble joined her by beating Rene Mathieu 6-2 6-3, with Moody and Marble drawn in opposite halves.
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Wimbledon
England
UPI
Helen Moody
California
Kay Stammers
Moody
Alice Marble
Rene Mathieu
France
Miss Marbie
Knapp reunion held indoors at Huntington town hall
The annual Knapp reunion in Huntington was moved indoors due to heavy rain. 129 people attended a picnic dinner at 1 oclock followed by a business meeting. Floyd Knapp of Ashland was reelected president with Horace McClaflin of Huntington as secretary treasurer and Ernest Knapp of Cleveland as vice president.
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Wellington
Knapp
Huntington Town Hall
Floyd Knapp
Ashland
Horace McClafin
Huntington
Ernest Knapp
Cleveland
Horace McClaflin
Dilly
LaGrange
Haynes
Brighton
Lee Conklin
Rochester
Orville Knapp
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Family Outing Plans Reel Motion Pictures At Barker Home
A notice by Cora M Shepard requests each family bring their own beverages. An outing will feature a reel of motion pictures captured during the event at 23 Barker 51. Telephone contact is listed as 21-1 twice for further details.
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker
Allen Dudley Orchestra Heads to Manitowish Lodge
The Allen Dudley orchestra leaves here Monday morning after a weekend at Dr and Mrs Harlan Dudley home. The group will play at Burchwood Lodge Manitowish Wisconsin for the summer. The four song men are Oberlin Conservatory students.
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Allen Dudley
Wellington
Adolph Mueller
Baltimore
Allison Bell
Nangatuck
Conn
Charles Ensign
Cleveland
Dudley
Harlan Dudley
Burchwood Lodge
Manitowish
Wis
Oberlin Conservatory
This Lodge
Bert Knapp Home Hosts Guests From Several Cities
Sunday evening visitors to the Bert Knapp home included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knapp and family and Betty Peebles from Elyria. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. R. Keighley and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Knapp and son Robert from Delta. In addition Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Warner of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Depue with two sons came. From Florida were Orville Knapp and son Junior of Ft. Lauderdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Knapp
And
Mirs
Paul Knapp
Betty Peebles
Elyria
R. Keighley
Lowell Knapp
Robert
Delta
S. W. Warner
Cleveland
Albert Depue
Florida
Orville Knapp
Ft. Lauderdale
Fila
Methodist Picnic To Cascade Park Ely Via
Wednesday afternoon June 29 church members leave promptly at 1 30 from the Sun day school and church for an annual picnic at Cascade Park Ely Via The Rev Lonzo Green will lead a hillside Vesper prayer service after supper and committees will handle arrangements.
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Methodist Church
Cascade Park
Elyvia
Lonzo Green
Church Picnic At Lake View Park Planned
The Church of Christ Sunday school picnic will be at Lake View Park on Wednesday afternoon June 29. Delegation leaves church at 3 o clock for picnic grounds with baskets for supper. If rain, picnic moves to Wednesday afternoon July 6 with a prayer meeting in the park.
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Church of Christ
Lake View Park
Dorcas Society to Meet at Clera Home Thursday Evening
The Dorcas society of the Church of Christ will meet with Misses Lena and Katherine Clera at 7 o'clock Thursday evening. Bring needies thimble and thread for sewing quilt blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society of the Church of Christ
Lena
Katherine Clera
Service Moves to Church for Weather Interlude
Inclement weather forced the local service from the park to the M. E. church where Rev. John Green delivered the sermon. The Junior Gospel chorus and main quartet performed pieces by Charles Willard Russell Buck Harold Riese and Lloyd Irish as special music.
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M. E. Church
John Green
The
Baptist Church
God
Charles Wilard
Russell Buck
Harold Riese
Lloyd Irish
Cleveland visitors and local gatherings noted in notes
Mesdames Mabel Whipple Elis Norris and Georgia Carey visited Cleveland on Monday. The Forward family moved Jimmy to the Longhouse North Mr street. Sunday guests included the Sharp family and others from here. Alfred Tennant pastor will speak next Sunday morning. Wanda Hubbard of Chatham visits relatives. The Masonic lodge heard a sermon titled Faith Defers Fear at St Johns Day service.
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Mabel Whipple
Elis Norris
Georgia Carey
Cleveland
Brinley
Jimmy
Longhouse
Joan Weaver
Elyria
Carrie Timms
Cora Gibson
Kipton
Alfred Tennant
Southern heiress crafts secret plan to write a book
Wealthy Peter Moore helps Cynthia Glenn return home from New York after she vanishes the idea of a new career. She schemes to pose as Miss Jennie Smith to get a secretary job with the Potter Paynes while her true aim is to study the family for a novel.
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Peter Moore
Cynthia Glenn
New York
Peter
Cynthia
Potter- Paynes
Potter - Paynes
Ynthia
Jennie Smith
Diguise
Pete
Riose Range
Mrs. Potter-Payne
Cyntha Glenn
Moé
Cyntha
Kate
Kate Glenn
Mrs Potter-Payne
Irene Potter-Payne
Gooey foods and mealtime manners in men debated
A medical voice discusses why men prefer meals served quickly and plainly. It links appetite to nervous dyspepsia and indigestion, arguing that a dissatisfied temperament at mealtime can trigger digestive issues and family tensions.
Fancy Dressing Taboo in Vegetables and Desserts
The piece argues for minimal masking of vegetables using natural dressings and stresses preserving the produce’s identity. It notes cooks call this masking, prefers simple salt and pepper, and urges desserts with crisp crusts and browned tops to avoid soggy fillings.
Farley to Dedicate Warren Pioneers Memorial Pageant
Postmaster General James A. Farley will lead a Spooner night event in Warren Ohio where governors of Ohio and Connecticut plan to dedicate permanent memorials to Warren pioneers. The pageant Pioneers West will be staged Wednesday night with about 10,000 Norwegian whalers visiting the Southern Seas of the Ant arc.
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Warren
Western Reserve
Antarche
Good Health in Marriage Menus and Etiquette
A light column discusses the strain on women to cater to their husbands with elaborate teas and dainty sandwiches. It argues men prefer substantial, flavorful foods and criticizes trimming crusts to fit figures, urging practicality in entertaining.
Matrimonial Stay-In: Heusser Enters Second Week at Blanshard House
Irv ington reports Mrs Hedi Heusser a 27 year old divorcee begins the second week of a matrimonial stay in strike at the Blanshard mansion. Rollo Blanshard a 50 year old Neptune Meter Co executive has moved out. Heusser seeks marriage while staying in the 24 room house amid family tension and legal talk.
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Irvington
U.P
Hedi Heusser
Rollo K. Blanshard
Blanshard
Blanchard
Neptune Meter Co
New York
Mrs. Heusser
William D. Cunningham
Synod Adopts Report and Tables Conscience Clause
The General Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church in Columbus Ohio adopted the report on Christianity and Social action while tabling the conscientious objection section. It backed uniform marriage and divorce laws, urged aid for Christian refugees, and urged closing the 1939 New York World's Fair on Sundays. It referred the military service portion to the Constitution and Charter committee. Salaries were set at the President 6000, Secretary 4800, and Treasurer 4500.
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Columbus
General Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church Today
Committee On Christianity and Social Action
General Synod
Commission On Christian Social Action
Committee On
K. H. Stuebbe
Tripp
S. D
Oberlin Grange card party draws about 25 guests
Oberlin Grange held a hall card party Saturday night with about 25 in attendance. Ten games of progressive pedro produced prizes for Mrs. C. Justin, Philip Battenhouse, Mrs. Jennie Powers, and William Ward. Late in the evening lunch was served. Also noted is Robert Junker’s arrival in Burlington, Washington after leaving last week to resume U. S. Navy duties following a fur lough with local friends and relatives.
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Oberlin
Pedro
C. Justin
Philip Battenhouse
Jennie Powers
William Ward
Robert Junker
Burlington
Washington
U. S. Navy
Divorce Notice and Foreclosure Auction in Lorain County
Multiple legal notices from Lorain County Ohio include a divorce petition by Gertrude Reid against Paul Reid filed June 1938 with hearing set after August 11 1938, and foreclosure actions by Home Owners Loan Corporation against Edward J Fortman et al with real estate in Elyria and Grafton listed. Sheriff sale notices detail parcels in Elyria and Lorain County with sale dates July 16 and July 23 1938 and appraised values for two parcels.
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Paul Reid
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain Country
Ohio
Gertrude Reid
D. W. Myers
Lorain County Bank
Fllyria
State of Ohio
Lorain County
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Edward J. Fortman
Joseph Fortman
Holy Ghost Apostolic College
Cornwall
Eyria
Lorain
State of
Braman Land Company
Elyria
Oak Street
J. J. Smy
Walter J. Wright
Bert E. Cutler
Sherife
Depositers Mortgage Loan Company
Plaintiy
Harry Lusnick
Court House of
Lora
Sarmay
Elviia
Black Hiver
Leonid Court
L. J. Nixon
Lotain County
Jand Sa
Jand
Adelbert Johnsen
Joha A Johnsen
Joseph Monroe
John Slavin
Margaret Slavin
Gust Kolinski
Gust Kalinski
Walter Wykrent
Anna Wykrent
Lesmick Court
Lesnick Court
Furnace Street
Frank Billings
Mary E. Vogley
Jim Armitage
Catherine Armitage
Ralph Ward Manning
Vinella Maude Manning
WM. F. Grall
Ohi
Fauver
Time BT
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N. Y. C. Railroad
Prophets
Mrs. Moody
Grissinger
Northwest
M.E. Church
U. S
Dorcas
Beechwood
Murbach Coal
Macfarlane
Agus Hardinge
London
Henry VIII
Scotland
Loch Lomond
Macfarlanes
CROSS
Qulen Epper
United Feature
Eter
Wes
Poe
Jenifer Smithsonia
Potter- Paines
Dad
Farley
Connecti
West
Dr. Chrisman
Housewives
Claud North Chrisman, M.D
Chrisman
Synod
New Oberlin
Grafton
County of
Grafton Township
James Davis
Amos FE. Lawrence
de Valeme A. Pornt
Rain County Records
Amos Kek. Lawrence
Wakeman - Belden Road
Avon-Belden Road
Island Road
FL Graull
Lorrain County
Howard K. Butler
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