See More Funds For Dependent Children Aid
Lorain County commissioners clashed over raising the aid for dependent children program from 43460 to 50000 this year. Davidson and Dechant supported the increase while Dunn urged waiting and proposed transferring 6550 from the contingent fund. Miss Doris Todd says the extra funds could extend aid by about 14 percent, aiding about 100 or more additional children and families.
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Lorain County
Department of Aid For
Oscar G. Dunn
John E. Davidson
Edward Dechant
Oberlin League of Women Voters
Davidson
DeChant
Dunn
Aid For Dependent Children
Oscar
Doris Todd
Child Aid Department
Miss Todd
Bound Over To The Grand Jury For Check Forgery
Clarence Greving, 28, former Prong Street resident, was bound to the grand jury under $500 bond by Mayor Joseph Petro after arraignment on a warrant issued June 7 charging him with forging a $17 check. The warrant was issued by K. C. Dean. Greving was arrested yesterday after release from Mansfield Reformatory, where he was imprisoned on June 1 for non support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Greving
Joseph 2. Petro
K. C. Dean
Greving
Mansfield Reformatory
Mansfield
Police warn on burglar known to frequent rooming houses
Police today warned rooming house proprietors to watch for a man about 40, five feet nine inches tall and 175 pounds who has burglarized homes in several communities. He ransacked a rooming house in Fostoria last night, stealing clothing and jewelry valued at $310, with reports from Norwalk, Fremont, Mansfield and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
Norwalk
Fremont
Mansfield
Nervous? Try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
An old advertisement urges women to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease nervousness irritability and discomfort from functional female disorders. It claims the product helps calm nerves tone the system and promote well being across generations.
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Lydia BR
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Natura
County to sponsor 16000 WPA paving on Spring street
County commissioners announced a $16 000 WPA paving project for Spring street Amherst, with all expenses paid by Amherst. Due to WPA rules the county will sponsor township and village WPA projects provided the subdivision covers costs. Probate and jury matters move through Lorain Common Pleas Court with parole hearings and new petit jury selections.
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Amherst
Spring Street
Officers Elected By Elyria Camera Club
The Elyria Ohio Camera Club elected officers and approved a constitution last night. W. OH. Gaston became regiment of the club, Claude Adams named first vice president in charge of still pictures, Dr. Mark Abbe elected second vice president in charge of motion pictures, and Carl Wagner secretary and treasurer. Directors are R. G. Wickard Harry Wright Sr. and Perry Kaplin. The executive committee will include officers and directors. Members must hold at least a social Y M C A membership. The next meeting is at the Y M C A 7730 p.m. Thursday.
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Elyria
Perry Kaplin
Airline line searches mountains after missing San Joaquin flight
Since 1930 the airline operated the San Francisco to Winslow route and has been running the San Joaquin river leg since September 1937. Co-pilot C. W. Wallace of Tucson Arizona and hostess Margaret M. Wilson, formerly of Philadelphia, were aboard. Mrs. C. G. Landry, wife of a Powerhouse employee at Huntington Lake, reported the plane flying near the river at 9:20 p m. This prompted a search by Freano managers and others by auto, followed by field teams into snowbound mountains eight feet deep. Hostess Martha Mae Wilson, daughter of Mrs. G. F. Painter of Bridgeport Ohio, is identified.
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C. W. Wallace
Tuscon
Arizona
Margaret M. Wilson
Philadelphia
C. G. Landry
Edison Company
Buntington Lake
San Joaquin River
Pline
Freano
Martha Mae Wilson
21 Enter Pleas Of Guilty At Moscow
Twenty of the twenty one defendants confessed guilt at a Moscow trial linked to Trotsky in a long alleged conspiracy with German and British intelligence. Nicholas Kre tinsky remained silent as prosecutors claimed ties to German secret police since 1922 and British service since 1926.
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Mouscuiy
Leon Troteky
Iay
Columng
Nobles’ Club
Nicholas Krestinsky
Germany
Sailty
Supreme Court
Trotsky
Mexico
Nicholas N. Kresztinski
Maene
Owas
A. F. Rosengretz
Death Record Earl M Towne
Earl M Towne of Elyria died yesterday afternoon at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a yearlong illness He was born in North Ambrose December 26 1897 and had lived in Elyria 29 years He worked at Perry Fer company and belonged to First Methodist Church of the city Survived by wife Jane E Towne and parents Mr and Mrs C L Pelton Elyria one brother Harold J Towne two sisters Doris Mae Pelton and Alis Thelma Morhenedel and grandfather Edward Pelton Funeral arrangements set with removal to Dow-Curt Funeral Home for 2:00 p m services with Dr Edwin Kirby officiating Burial in Elmwood Cemetery Lorain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl M. Towne
Earl
M. Towne
Ilarwood Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
North Ambhorse
Hirria
Perry Fer Company
First Mathodist Church
Th City
Jane E. Towne
Mra
CL HE. Pelton
Elyria
Harold J. Towne
Dori
Mae Pelton
Alis
Thelma Morhenedel
Ria
Edward Pelton
Harwood Street
Edwin Kirby
Inon Elmwood Cemetery
Lorain
Thirty-five boys attend Bay Scout Troop No. 104 meeting
Thirty-five boys gathered last night at St. Marys Parish Hall for Bay Scout Troop No. 104. Alfred Alten directed the program which opened with the pledge of allegiance. Richard Newcomb spoke on Boy Scout work. Tenderfoot requirements were revised by Patrick Sinnott.
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St. Mary's
Alfred Alten
Richard Cbd
Newcomb
Fireland Area Council
Patrick Sinnott
Man Fined For Driving While Intoxicated
Bua otezey of West Bridge Street was fined 50 dollars and costs and had his driver’s license suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on a DUI charge. He was arrested by patrolmen Edward Stankard Jr. and L J Brown after nearly hitting a police car at Chestnut and Second Streets at midnight.
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Bua oteVey
West Bridge
Joseph Q. Petro
Edward Stankard, Jr
L. J. Brown
Chestnut
Second Streets
Fifth District American Legion Ohio Convention Set
The Fifth District American Legion of Ohio announces auto plates for 1938 marking Post membership. The Little Convention will be at Mang field on June 18 and 19, ahead of the State Convention in Cincinnati July 24 to 26. A Drum Corps Competition is planned with Mansfield Post Drum Corps defending state championship glory.
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Celal
American Legion of Ohio
Mangfield
Ohio
Cincinnati
Mansfield
Post
Oberlin communal events and notices from March issues
Oberlin notices list Lenten church services at First Methodist Church with cookery supper and study groups led by Dr. Herbert May and Daniel Nartin, plus Alaska talk by M A Houghton and a social hour. Grange hosts three act play by South Ridge Club, Knights of Pythias meet, Ash Wednesday observances at Christ Church, basketball with Lodi, and club meeting date changes.
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Oberlin
First Methodist
Herbert May
Amos
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Jonah
God
The
Daniel Nartin
World Day Of Prayer Service Held In Fairchild Chapel
The Churches of Operlin unite for World Day of Prayer observance at Fairchild Chapel at three o clock on Friday afternoon March 4. Mrs. J. W. Rentinson leads the service as Christians in more than fifty countries observe this day. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Operlin
Fairchild Chapel
Entertains Club at Mrs Bert Davis Home on North Professor Street
The Nineteenth Century Club was entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bert Davis on North Professor Street. The program featured five very interesting pieces, the first presented by Mrs.
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Dlub
Bert Davis
North Professor Street
Markets and prices in Cleveland area grain and poultry markets
Readable fragments show price listings and market standings for butter eggs poultry and fresh produce. Includes Chicago quotations for butter poultry and potatoes with varied weights and grades as well as regional notes on alfalfa hay, corn, wheat, and oats prices and wholesale buyers at the Northern Ohio Food Terminal.
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Clewniagd Buster and Eee Board
Northern Ohio
Paul
POLY
U. S
Chicago
Anti Nazi Austrians Plan 2000 Meetings Across Nation
Vienna reports anti Nazi Austrians plan to hold 2000 mass meetings in three weeks to mobilize national support for the government against illegal Nazi activity. Fatherland Front storm troops to challenge Nazis after meetings. First mass gatherings set for Sunday in cities towns and villages nationwide.
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Vienna
Fatherland Front
Imass
Styria
Arthur Vou Seysa-Inquart
Kurt Schuschnigg
Wras
New Offensive Against Madrid Under Preparation
From Hendaye on the Franco Spanish frontier reports say a fresh Nationalist offensive against Madrid is being assembled at Salamanca while heavy rifle and mortar fire continues on the Madrid front. Neutral observers note that Loyalist resistance hinges on Madrid’s fate as Nationalist leaders push plans forward. Separately the United States Embassy in Madrid shows three Filipino brothers departed yesterday, leaving 25 Spanish employees remaining in the embassy.
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Hendaye
Madrid
Taday
Salamanra
United States
Suma
YMCA Carriers' Class Announces Three March Teams
Wester Hawke the Y M C A boys' physical director announced the organization of three teams for the March competition in the News paper Carriers' Class. Team captains are William Leedale and Jack Dunn and Thomas Carr, with members George Hadaway Stanley Dobrowski Yvan Johnson Donald Tarry Junior Uris Jack Tarry Jack Elston Carl Korpp Curtis Atkinson Eugene Bayley and Jack Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wester Hawke
William Leedale
George Hadaway
Stanley Dobrowski
Yvan Johnson
Donald Tarry
Jack Dunn
Junior Uris
Jack Tarry
Jack Elston
Carl Korpp
Thomas Carr
Live Stock Market Prices and Receipts Report
Receipts total 1500 cattle 2000 sheep and lambs and 1004 hogs with activity steady to strong. Breeds include Katahdlos Flan Russet and York Russet among cattle with prices quoted for medium and choice grades. lambs and wethers show firm to higher values and hogs range around 8.73 to 9.00 per cwt.
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St.ud
Choice Wethers
Edium
SEGR
Conminican
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
A mother handles a stream of questions from a curious child at a post office while a discussion of child development cites rhythm in living and warns that five year olds show strain. The piece notes precocious traits rise with attention seeking and advises prompting rather than overexplaining.
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Little Billy
C. Madeleine Dixon
Parents
Jevel
Arctic Hysteria Mystery Affects Arctic Explorers
In the Argus a strange malady called Ahtetic Tysteria is reported to strike the strongest Arctic explorers for an apparent reason. Careful vesting notes show that a tie to a rival of the dreaded Arctic foe is suspected.
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Argus
Frozen Wastes
Arcte tempest linked to magnetic heart changes
Fragmentary text notes intense magnetic disturbance during the Arctic tempest. It mentions the human heart beat sinking to about half normal rhythm and suggests a relationship between rising tension and magnetic conditions.
Public Sale of Farm Equipment and Livestock at Grafton
Public auction on Tuesday March 8 at 10:00 a.m. to sell George Mole farm assets four miles east of Grafton. Livestock includes horses and cattle plus Holsteins Jerseys and Guernseys, sows, and yearling stock. Farm tools, machinery, wagons, implements, and hay crops offered. Cash sale. property not moved until settled. circle line indicates auctioneers and organizers.
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George Mole
Grafton
Kingsley’s Corners
Jerseys
Guernseys
Guernsey
Trolstein
Helstein
Jers
Poland
Artron
Tmiz Hog House
Farak
Os Tegal
Milhams
Taneh Wall
SM. Orim
W. M. Parner
iClayrton If
Seox
BL Dawson
Lee Mliner
Bob Crum Cherks
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Grand Jury
Stone's Grill
Common Pleas
Gur
Findley
Joseph Ford
Lorain Country Club
Fur
Val Caserta
Petit Jury Servive
Common Pleas Court
George M. Ferguson
Edwin T. Bornten
Robert Chesler
Dan Harding
Otto Hater
North Olmsted
Lawrence Klingshirn
Avon Lake
C. G. Aschenbach
Frank Lutz
Guy B. Findler
George M. McKar
Cleveland
Joseph Shogie
Betty Shock
Josephine A. Beane
Claude A. Beane
Anna M. Whister
John W. Whisler
Clintan E. Sheldon
Matilda Sheldon
neEview
D. A. Cook
Elyria Lumber Company
Elsie
David Hares
Ridgeville
Arthur Hayes
Hlpb. Stoiamorvitch
New York
Yugoslavia
Anna Vlalnig
Terza Viainie
Camera Club
Marbach
Moscow
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Esther Wood
Methodist Church
M. A. Houghton
Alaska
Mrs. MacLaury
Grange
Oberlin Grange
South Ridge Community Club
Oberlin , Grange Hall
Pythians
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Christ Church
Clearview
Baton
Oberlin Woman's Club
A. A. Budington
Hey
L. E. Daniels
la Plume
Pennsylvania
FL Gi. Daniels
Malcolm Keiser
St. Louis
Missouri
E. L. Keiser
Woodland Avenue
George H. &. Jones
Frank Felkner
East College Street
Buffalo, N. Y
World Day of Prayer
Entertains Club
Lary- Lan Bbage
Uieness
Baskets
Leat Ly
Meray
GRAIN
MILG
Warlore
Evsgim Necis
M.S
Wwe
Idaho Russet Bursar
Colorado Red
North Triumphs L. Sx
von Jers
Eun Husset
Variuts
Miorida Bose
U.S
Baldwin
Jonathan
McIntosh
Wallon
Stige
Ldu
Sederis
Austria
Mermitadts Ied
Wien
York
Broad St
Elyria Coffee Shop
Court Street
O'Donnell Paints & Wall Paper Co
Jane Herbert Goward
Mre. Goward
Blue Bird Soda Grill
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