18 Members Of G A R Ride In Parade
The 73rd Encampment of the Ohio Department of the Grand Army of the Republic featured a parade in Columbus with 16 Civil War veterans riding and over 1500 auxiliary and external military members marching. Governor Bricker was not invited to review, while officials cited absence as regrettable but not objectionable. National Commander Robert M. Rownd attended, and several state officers were appointed or endorsed for national and state leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Grand Army of the Republic
Ohio Department of the
John W. Bricker
Don Power
Myron Gessaman
Lida S. Lucas
Ohio Department
Grand Army
G. A R
Robert M. Rownd
Ripley
N. Y
Edward Cummings
Frederick Pfeister
Cincinnati
F. S. Morris
Chardon
New
Theodore Wells
Cambridge
Ferdinand Carson
Youngstown
John H. Grate
Atwater
George C. Burley
Toledo
Leander Cummings
Zephyr Hill
Fla
Dayton
Esther Schooler
Auxiliary Daughters of Union
Court actions and traffic surveys in Lorain County
County commissioners were informed by the state highway department that traffic surveys will be conducted at key intersections including North Ridge Gulf roads Avon Belden Road Route 20 and Ashland Road Route 511 at Kipton and Route 20 alternate Route 885. Cora Frances Conner filed alimony suit against William Samuel Conner for cruelty and neglect. Frederick E. Brownsworth was granted a divorce from Esther A. Brownsworth with $600 alimony to be paid at $25 monthly. The Lake Lands Corp secured $3,000 in damages from the county for road abandonment and new road construction on Routes 2 and 6 in Beaver Park after years of negotiation and a common pleas court suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
State Department
North Ridge
Gulf Roads
Avon-Belden
Ashland
Kipton
State
Cora Frances Conner
William Samuel Conner
Lorain
Frederick E. Brownsworth
Esther A. Brownsworth
Lake Lands Corp
Beaver Park
Common Pleas Court
Milwaukee man fined for railroad laws violation arraignment
Dennis GraveHe of Milwaukee was fined three dollars and court costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Petro. He was arrested in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yards last night by Railroad Detective L V Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis GraveHe
Milwaukee
Joseph
Ohio Ladies of the G A R and Auxiliary elect leaders
Beatrice Vogel of Chillicothe is senior vice president Frances Lewis is junior vice president Anna Edwards from Columbus is chaplain Alma Dannenberg of Sycamore is treasurer Beulah Cale of Cambridge is treasurer Beatrice Hall from Cambridge is national convention alternate Helen Snoots of Columbus elected president of the Ohio Ladies of the G A R Mary Noll of Columbus elected state president of the Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans Gladys Hanson of Cleveland named vice president Florence Desseck of New Philadelphia treasurer Dorothy Street of London instructor Neva Poole Waynesfield chaplain Josephine Orr of Middletown instructor Ethel Constance of Mansfield installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Vogel
Chillicothe
Frances Lewis
Warren
Anna Edwards
Columbus
Alma Dannenberg
Sycamore
Beulah Cale
Cambridge
Beatrice Hall
Helen Snoots
Ohio Ladies
State House
Mary Noll
Sons of Union Veterans
Gladys Hanson
Cleveland
Flortnce Desseck
New Philadelphia
Dorothy Street
London
Neva Poole
Waynesfield
Josephine Orr
Middletown
Ethel Constance
Mansfield
Rules Adopted For Next Ohio Hunting Season
Ohio State Conservation Commission adopts staggered hunting dates for rabbits pheasants partridges grouse for fall and winter. Details set bag limits per species including two grouse per day two rabbits per day four pheasants per day and four partridges per day with seasonal restrictions by county and species. The measure aims to protect crops and wildlife while allowing farming operations pauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Conservation Commission
Ohio
State
Fugitive Buelo Eludes Large Chippewa County Posse
A man identified as Buelo escaped a shoreline pursuit around Chippewa Lake as Sheriff George Seehueter marshaled a 10 mile square search in Chippewa Rusk and Sawyer counties with reinforcements and heavy weaponry. Authorities suspect Indiana aid as four suspects were arrested but refused to reveal Buelo’s hideout. Federal investigators may join the case linked to the suspected kidnapping of Charles Mattson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buelo
Chippewa Lake
George Seehueter
Chippewa
Rusk
Sawyer
Indiana
Seehueter
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
Senate clashes over dollar devaluation and neutrality bill
A Senate coalition opposed New Deal measures, seeking to revoke Roosevelt's authority to devalue the dollar while opposing a neutral arms bill. Administration hopes to restore devaluation and extend a silver subsidy, with hard money Republicans and anti-Silver Democrats facing defeats. The Bloom neutrality bill faces fierce debate as critics warn it could draw the U.S. into war with France Britain and possibly the Soviet Union, Germany, or Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Roosevelt
Senate House
House
France
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Jaly
Germany
Japan
House considers WPA relief bill amendments and funding moves
The House advanced an amended relief bill proposing 25 percent state funding for WPA projects, wage adjustments, theater spending limits, 18 month relief cutoffs, 60 day vacations, migratory worker camps, monthly salary disclosures, and raised non federal building cost limits. The Senate rejected PWA earmarks, Roosevelt criticized the plan, and Vice President Garner appeared late to brief senators before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
FSA
WPA
Senate
PWA
Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Barkley
Sen. Donahey
Sen. Taft
Ohio
First Swimming Awards Earned by 67 YMCA Members
Sixty seven Elyria youths, 40 boys and 27 girls, qualified for YMCA Aquatic Club membership after passing initial tests. Director Max Roe announced the July program will feature a meet between boys and girls classes with events in 30 and 100 yards and diving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Y. M C. A. Aquatic Fish Club
Max Roe
Roe
Clare Anderson
Harry Hansen
Clarence Mudge
Joe Seitz
Arthur Grumney
Gret. Watson
Joe Watson
Richard Lehman
Robert O'Donnell
William Richards
Robert Mills
Leonard Deutsch
Marvin Berson
Jack Worthington
Jerry St. Marie
Roger Evans
Robert Senft
Gene St Marie
John Sheldon
Bud Garland
Norman Linevitz
Loren Miller
Koepp
Robert Flynn
Jack Ferguson
William Sanders
David Evans
William Pemberthy
Robert Ohlemacher
Robert Simpson
Robert Alten
Robert Sabin
Kenneth Sprankle
Richard Roesch
Harry Gard
Willam Smith
Jack Moon
Nelson Chesler
Charles Evans
William Myers
Jane Hulse
Jean Dutch
Mary Cushing
Betty Beliz
Marlyn Henry
Phyllis Smith
Margaret Craft
Dorothy Craft
Judy Sloed
Martha Joe Guenin
Mary Guenin
Pat Hogan
Clara Hogan
Saw Selzer
Lorna Dewhurst
Helen Bauer
Bonna Mae Reynolds
Ruth Corts
Pat Phillips
Shirley Sanders
Dorothy Averbook
Phyljis Refenning
Virginia Lewis
Vivian Root
Jeannetté Snyder
Joan Meyer
Rita’Mae Swindling
Dr F H McMahon Dies At Rocky River
Avon Lake June 2 Dr Francis H McMahon 60 a long time medical writer died at 4 a m today in his suite at the Westlake Hotel Rocky River He lived in Avon Lake 25 years Survived by wife Laurette and one brother Robert of Chicago Funeral at 930 a m Saturday St Christophers Church Rocky River burial in Lakewood Park Cemetery Body at Saxton funeral home Rocky River
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Francis H. McMahon
Westlake
Rocky River
Laurette
Robert
Chicago
St. Christophers Church
Lakeview
Detroit Roads
Lakewood Park
Saxton Funeral Home
Roosevelt Signs Harbors Bill for 1940 Flood Control
President Roosevelt signed a 1940 rivers and harbors and flood control appropriation totaling 305,188,514 dollars. The bill exceeds the budget request by 50,000,000 and is 66,000,000 more than the current year’s allocation, with funds distributed nationwide through the War Department Civil Functions bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
War Department
United States
Market Prices for Grain and Feed at Toledo Elevator
The Toledo market lists elevator prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and track prices for various grades. Quotations cover flour, mill feeds, hay, straw, and alfalfa with per bushel or per ton figures, as supplied by Sheets Elevator Co. and Montana Milling Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Bec
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Ams & Ste
Market Report Chicago Case Quotations June 24
Prices for butter and eggs hold steady amid unsettled dairy and produce markets. Poultry and meat prices show small shifts with live offerings and broiler quotes remaining near prior levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chagoo
White Rock
L. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Cleveland Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Report
Receipts: hogs 1900, cattle 260, calves 400. Hogs steady with gains up to 15 cents. prices 7.73 to 7.75 per hundredweight for various weights. Cattle steady to week’s average. best steers 9.50 to 11.60. Calves steady and active. prime 9.50 to 10.50. medium 7.60 to 8.00. Sheep and lambs receipts not fully listed.
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Cleveland
Jos
Sion IM
Surplus Commodities Aid County Relief Effort
County Relief Director Ernest E Holmes reports surplus government commodities are aiding relief costs in Lorain County. He cites about 25 000 dollars monthly in relief and lists shipments including grapefruit cabbage cornmeal cereal and butter with flour on the way. Perishables beyond local needs are shared with other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ernest E. Holmes
Holmes
Market Report Shows Steady Aid Market and Lamb Demand
The report notes aid and market steady with slow activity for choice lambs and wethers, alongside steady prices for select ewes and feeder buyers. It lists price ranges for vegetables and fruits including apples, asparagus, beans, beets, cabbage, cucumbers, lettuce, and maple syrup, with quantities and unit prices for outdoor produce.
Cleveland market update amid steady demand and varied produce
Market notes show groceries steady with extra 2c and standard for eggs as receipts and quality mixed. Live poultry prices hover with heavies at 21 25c and other classes ranging 12c to 18c. ducks and geese listed with color and weight specifications. Potatoes across regions show Russets and varied regional prices from $1.40 to $2.50 per 100 pounds, plus specials on Bliss Triumphs and cobblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Breisers
Michigan
Death Notice John G. Krugman 73 Elyria Ohio
John G Krugman aged 73 of 315 Eleventh Street died at 5 15 this morning at his daughter's home in New London Ohio He was born in Germany October 23 1865 and lived in Elyria most of his life Survived by wife the late Anna D Krugman three sons Elmer J Henry F of Elyria and Paul L of Pontiac Michigan three daughters Mrs Walter Schmidkens Mrs Everett Moulder both of Elyria and Mrs Wacker of New London twenty three grandchildren two brothers Gust and Louis Krugman of Elyria and a sister Mrs William Ward of Lorain Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 00 pm from Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Krugman
Eleventh Street
Herbert Facker
R. D
New London
Ohio
Anna D. Krugman
Mr. Krugman
Germany
Elyria
Elmer J
Henry F
Paul L
Pontiac
Michigan
Walter Schmidkens
Everett Moulder
Wacker
Gust
Louis Krugman
William Ward
Lorain
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Funeral Services Set for Mrs. Helen Eglin at Penfield Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Helen Eglin will be held at 2 P M Saturday at the Penfield Congregational church instead of the residence as previously announced. Rev. C W Recard of Wellington and Rev. John Weyrick of the Penfield United church will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Eglin
Penfield Congregational Church
C. W. Recard
Wellington
John Weyrick
Penfield United Church
Rigbee Co Expands Credit Clothing Dept Space
Rigbee Co moves its credit clothing department from 558 Broad St to 556 Broad St, doubling floor space. The expansion aims to provide a complete family clothing line and introduce a new budget plan under president Jack A. Evenchick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigbee Company
Credit Clothing Department
Broad Street
Credit Clothing
Jack A. Evenchick
Bigbee Company
Bituminous Coal Producers' Board is Elected
The National Bituminous Coal Commission approved the election of district four members to the Bituminous Coal Producers' Board in Ohio. Elected producers include F. N. Barnes Coshocton E. H. Davis Columbus Clifford Hawk Carbon Hill J. F. Hillman Pittsburgh S. B. Johnson Columbus O C Larsen Cleveland J H Miles Akron R W Rutledge Midvale H G Schmidt Akron J C Nelms Cleveland W L Robinson Cleveland George K. Smith Columbus P C Sprague Cleveland Karl M Marquis Cleveland Ezra Van Horn Cleveland and E S Willard Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bituminous Coal Producers’ Board
District Four
Ohio
National Bituminous Coal Commission
Producers’ Board
Mince
F. N. Barnes
Coshocton
E. H. Davis
Columbus
Clifford Hawk
Carbon Hill
J. F. Hillman
Pittsburgh
B. Johnson
O. C. Larsen
Cleveland
J. H. Miles
Akron
R. W. Rutledge
Midvale
H. G. Schmidt
J. C. Nelms
W. L. Robinson
George K. Smith
P. C. Sprague
Karl M. Marquis
Ezra van Horn
E. S. Willard
Emblems Offered For Boy Swimmers
Members of the M C A boys division swimming classes may qualify for special emblems for perfect attendance next month. Classes meet Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons. boys attending every class during the month will receive the emblem, said swimming director Max Roe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Roe
Roe
Store layout changes with department removals and moves
The article notes the removal of the clothing department and the baby furniture section on the second floor to expand the vacated space. The auto supply store will stay in its current quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Furniture
Auto Supply
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G.A.R
Ride In Parade
East River
Lake Ave
del Monte
L. 4. Barnhart
Nember
F. H. McMahon
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
J. F. Guild
Public Accountant Accounting Systems Tax Service
The
O'Donnell Paint & Wail Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Buitin
Baldwins Sein
Cvucumbers
Sal
Iebern
Boston
Eglin Funeral
Rigbee Co
Credit Clothing Dept
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Pharis
East Ave
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