Labor Troubled Akron Scene Of Clash
Akron labor unrest escalated as police under Mayor Schroy tried to clear pickets at Goodyear. Pickets defended gates with reinforcements arriving. several officers were knocked down and two shelters were toppled. Union workers from General Tire aided strikers. Milk deliveries were halted by Averilla Dairy strike.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Lee D. Schroy
Goodyear
Armother
General Tire and Rubber Co
Schroy
Averilla
Davey Commutes Death Sentence in Toledo Gang Case
Governor Davey commuted the death sentence of Jacob Sulkin of Toledo’s Cavoli gang to life imprisonment. Sulkin, second saved from the chair by clemency, shares the fate with Joe English, the alleged Trigger Man. Leader Yonnie Lica goli and members John Rai Ralph Carsello also received life terms, all tied to the slayings of Jack Kennedy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jacob
Firetop) Sulkin
Toledo
Licavoli
Davey
Sulkin
Joe English
George White
Yonnie Licagoli
John Rai
Ralph Carsello
Oddities Show Extended for Second Week at Corner
The freaks and oddities exhibition on Middle Ave and Second Street extends into a second week due to strong interest. Three new acts join the lineup Fatt Redding the man with two faces Enigma the Robot and Resisto the 195 pound man who weighs a ton and defies two men to lift him. The show reports capacity business this week.
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Middle Ave
Second Street
Fatt Redding
Enigma-the- Robot
Resisto
Woman Suffers Injury After Basem ent Step Fall
Mrs Rose Starkey of 206 Toast Bridge street was treated at home for shock after tripping on a basement step. Her hand struck a nail in a horseshoe causing a severe laceration. police were summoned after she fainted moments later.
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Rose Starkey
Toast Bridge Street
Boys Rally At Y M C A Camp March Seventeen
Elyria youths prepare for a March 17 rally at the Y M C A to learn about the 1936 Camp Iss-See-Kies season. Carl Wagner will discuss the Indian program led by Stanley Benz, with crafts and campfire activities. The event invites all boys in the association’s division and friends.
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Elyria
Association
Iss-See-Kies
Carl Wagner
Harlie G. Stevick
Estate of Hallie Sharp appraised at 23009 dollars
The estate of the late Hallie C. Sharp widow of Ambassador William Graves Sharp was appraised at about 23009 dollars. Rodney Rockwood was named administrator. Don Eschtruth reported to the sheriff that a nut was thrown through the rear door glass of his North Ridge Road residence. deputies Ed Monroe and Chalmer Davidson investigated.
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Hallie C. Sharp
William Graves Sharp
Rodney Rockwood
Don Eschtruth
North Ridge Road
West River Road
Sheriff’s Department
Ed. Monroe
Chalmer Davidson
Death Record Ira Lee Clement 1882 Elyria resident dies at ten
Ira Lee Clement of 235 Bell Avenue died at 10 this morning after a five month illness. Born in Brunswick on May 4, 1882, he had lived in Elyria twenty years and worked at Western Automatic Machine Screw Co. He was active in Latter Day Saints of Lorain and the Masonic Lodge of Cleveland. Survived by wife Adelaide Clement, daughter Mrs Bessie Mollison of Elyria, sister Ina Williams of Brunswick, and brothers George of Brunswick and Arzie of Elyria. Funeral Monday at 2 p m Sudro Funeral Home with Rev. C T Minkler officiating, burial in Strongsville.
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Ira Lee Clement
Bell Avenue
Brunswick
Elsrna
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Latter Day Saints
Lorain
Masonic Lodge
Cleveland
Adelaide Clement
Bessie Mollison
Elyria
Ina Williams
George Clement
Arzie Clement
Sudro Funeral Home
C. T. Minkler
Strongsville
Oberlin Man Is Named Advisor
John G. Olmstead of Oberlin is named advisor to returned CCC enrollees by Nat T. Frame. He urges organization for self improvement, continuation of studies, and employment. Olmstead will contact enrollees and assist, while serving as supervisor of Emergency Schools and NYA in Lorain County with offices in Oberlin City Hall and stated hours in Elyria and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Olmstead
Oberlin
CCC
Nat T. Frame
Corps Area
Columbus
Frame
Mr. Olmstead
NYA
Lorain County
City Hall
Masonic
Elyria
Neighborhood House
Lorain
Nuit Bridge Club entertains members in March meeting
Mrs Carrie Chapman entertained Nuit Bridge Club on Wednesday evening March 4. Eight games were played with high score awarded to Mrs L Jackson, second to Mrs C Howe and low to Mrs M Winfield. A luncheon followed for eight. Miss Amanda Robinson resigned. next meeting set for Mrs Lela Cruce at 1857 Middle Avenue on March 11 at 8 15 P M.
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Carrie Chapman
Nuit
New England Gains Ground in U S Census of Manufactures
The U S Census of Manufactures reports New England shows rising industrial share for the first time in a century, signaling a shift in national manufacturing strength away from other regions. The finding highlights regional growth, with New England expanding output and employment compared with prior years.
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U. S
Two Niles Men Killed By Auto
In Warren Ohio two Niles men died and another was injured when an automobile was struck by two Erie Railroad trains. Clyde Nolder and William Keeley 23 were killed. Clyde Keeley 61 received minor injuries. The car was hit by a west bound passenger train then by an east bound freight train. Keeley lost both legs and Nolder died two hours later from a skull fracture crushed ribs and an amputated foot.
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Warren
Niles
Erie Railroad
Clyde Nolder
William Keeley
Clyde Keeley
Nolder
Believe Operation Has Ended Girl's Laughing Spells
Teresa Hawkins an 18 year old honor student at a Weston business college and patient at Weston State Hospital underwent an abdominal operation after laughing intermittently for nine days. Doctors hope the procedure ended a nervous disorder provoking the spells though the success is not yet confirmed. Surgeon Dr J E Offamer reported the operation addressed adhesions from a prior appendectomy and the patient is now satisfactory in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
W. Va
Teresa Hawkins
Weston State Hospital
J. E. Offamer
State Hospital
Will Face Charge Of Driving While Intoxicated
Walter Rogers of 1822 East List Lorain to be arraigned this afternoon before Justice Joseph Petro on a drunken driving charge. A complaint by William W Moore stems from a collision on Elyria avenue at Route 44 around 2 25 a m today. Deputies Ed Monroe and Chalmer Davidson made the arrest. Ray Gourley of Lakewood and Andrew Novski of Avon reported damage to cars around 11 25 p m yesterday when Novski's car struck Gourley's parked vehicle on Detroit road.
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Walter Rogers
East List
Lorain
Joseph Petro
William W Moore
Winckles Street
Elyria Avenue
Route 44
Ed Monroe
Chalmer Davidson
Ray Gourley
Lakewood
Andrew Novski
Avon
Novski
Gourley
Detroit Road
Noisy Davis Appears Before Lakewood Police Chief
Charles Davis known as Noisy visits Lakewood Police Department and greets Police Chief E J Stankard. He receives a fine and 10 days for intoxication, according to the chief.
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Elyria
Charles
Orange Lemon Blended Fruit Could Enter Markets
San Diego reports James Meter of Chula Vista, nicknamed the “Chula Vista Burbank,” has developed a single fruit blending orange and lemon flavors. He patented a “lemorin” and plans to cross it with lime. He budded wild orange trees with lemons and aims to lease rather than sell trees, collecting royalties if feasible. The fruit supposedly keeps well and remains edible for 18 months after harvest.
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San Diego
Cal
Chula Vista
James Meter
Chula Vista Burbank
Lemor
Ater
Funeral services for Mrs. Robert Wyler in Oberlin
Funeral services for Minnie Ethel Twining Wyler, born November 18 1881 in Camden, will be held Sunday at 2 00 p m at the First Baptist church Oberlin with Rev James of Jackson officiating. Burial in Camden cemetery. Survived by her husband Robert Wyler ten children including Earl F and Harrie S Findlay Mrs Paul Newmeyer Camden Mrs Millard Roig Olmsted Falls Mrs Royal Roig Gates Mills Mrs Walter Powers Elyria and sons Leroy Melvin Robert and Mildred of Camden.
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Oberlin
Robert Wrier
Allen Hospital
First Baptist Church
James
Jackson
Camden Cemetery
Minnie Ethel Twining Wyler
Camden
Robert Wyler
Ripton
Earl F
Harrie S
Findlay
Paul Newmeyer
Millard Roig
Olmsted Falls
Royal Roig
Gates Mills
Walter Powers
Elyria
Leroy
Melvin
Robert
Mildred
Second Lenten Sunday at Churches With Evening Services
Special Sunday evening Lenten services are listed for several churches. At First Church the Rev I A Richards speaks on The Marks of a Christian with solos by Dorothy Stevens and Agnesox. Rev S Lee Whiteman Sr hosts a 730 pm service at First Methodist on The Legion of the Disenchanted. First Baptist hosts a 730 pm lecture by Dr George A Huntley.
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I. A. Richards
Dorothy Stevens
Agnesox
S. Lee Whiteman
First Methodist Church
Legion of the Disenchanted
First Baptist
George A. Huntley
China through the eye of a camera slides show
A slide program uses original images to illustrate Peiping, transportation, domestic life, country life, silk production, child life, and education. The presentation frames these topics as a photographic journey through mid century China.
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Ture
China
Peiping
First Methodist Church to Hold Silver Tea Event
The Queen Esther and Stan dard Bearer groups host a silver tea at the parsonage 83 South Cedar Avenue Monday at 7 30 pm Misses Florence and Tow Conard discuss work in South America A six girl cast presents a play The Color line under Miss Lela Brown Erma Champney leads the tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
First Methodist Church
South Cedar Avenue
Florence
Tow Conard
South America
Lela Brown
Erma Champney
Community Garden Club Meeting In GR Mann To Speak
The Community Garden Club will hold its next regular meeting Monday evening at 7:30 at the Bed Boot shop on North Main Street. Ohio Experiment Station’s GR Mann will discuss The Home Flower Garden. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Garden Club
North Main Street
GR. Mann
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Local Birth, Church Talk, and Visit News
Mr and Mrs Herbert S Arnold welcome a son born Wednesday at Allen hospital. The Methodist Church Student Class led by Dr C T Craig will discuss The Social Task of the Church on Sunday and invites the student body. President and Mrs FE Wilkins are visiting southern Alabama. Mrs Maude B Warner returned from St Louis to visit a ill sister. The Women's Civic League meets Tuesday instead of Monday.
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Herbert S. Arnold
Allen Hospital
Methodist Church
C. T. Craig
FE. H. Wilkins
Alabama
Maude B. Warner
St. Louis
Women's Civic League
Elyria Checkers Beats Oberlin Team at Inn
Elyria Checkers Club led by Q O E Barton defeated Oberlin players 30 to 23 at the Oberlin Inn. G A Lawrence headed the Oberlin group. Refreshments were served. The club plans a county tournament at the YMCA starting March 14 for three Saturdays. all players invited.
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Elyria Checker Club
QO. E. Barton
Oberlin
Oberlin Inn
G. A. Lawrence
Checker
Barton
Firemen Extinguish Three Fires In City
Elyria firemen fought three fires yesterday. A grass fire at Caroline and Harwood Streets started from a brush fire. The leading blaze a home at 232 Columbus Street damaged by a hot fireplace base. A cigarette caused this morning’s car seat fire on Broad Street, damaging L. Scoles’s vehicle.
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Elyria
Caroline
Harwood
P. G. Waterman
Columbus Street
Hose Company Number One
L. Scoles
Broad Street
College Hints on Job Hunting for Seniors
STATE COLLEGE Pa Penn sylvania State College offers seniors in engineering a new approach to landing a job. Industrial engineering faculty teach interviewing, stressing mental alertness and fit with the organization. A candidate with new ideas and a drive to reorganize risks being told the job is filled, while passive applicants are seen as unprogressive. Interviewers want evidence of willingness to work hard beyond the diploma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pennsylvania State College
Paris Scrambles After Hitler Speech On Locarno Pact
As Hitler spoke on radio, France summoned British Italian and Belgian diplomats at the Foreign Office to explain the Paris stance. Flandin planned to stay through a Geneva League of Nations session as ministers gathered. The Bourse fell with government bonds and major shares dropping sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lebrun
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Foreign Office
Pierre Etinne Llandin
Hitler
France
Flandin
Joseph Paul Boncour
Gamelin
Maurin
Sarraut
Geneva
League of Nations
Bank of France
Royal Dutch
Number Three Continued from Page 1
Water filled containers were distributed townwide to fight bombs while tax records and conveyances remained inaccessible. Greeks, Armenians, and other bidders secured removal options at danger, as British Legation marked safe paths to bomb shelters. Red Cross warnings urged citizens to flee to bushes. hospital police covered zones and identified treatment stations for wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Legation
Red Cross
Hoquiam Prison Slips Toward Better Sleep Rules
In Hoquiam Washington prisoners in the local jail must not sleep with their shoes on new mattresses and bedding have been installed and inmates are required to make their beds each morning enforcing greater discipline and cleanliness in the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
Hoquiam Jail
Deibel files here for state senator nomination
Medina county representative Ed Deibel, serving his second term, filed his candidacy today for the Republican nomination for state senator. He seeks to represent Lorain, Medina, Richland and Ashland counties and is the third overall to file, joining H B Agate for clerk of courts and John E Davidson for county commissioner.
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Ed. Deibel
Medina County
Loralo
Medina
Richland
Ashland
Board of Elections
H. B. Agate
Elyria
John E. Davidson
Ripton
Hitler in Reichstag lays out aims for Europe
Hitler in a Reichstag address denounced postwar indebtedness and Versailles, urged peaceable German expansion within a united Europe, defended equality with France, warned against Bolshevist Russia, and cited limited German naval strength as part of a broader armament framework. He pressed for compromise to avoid explosive conflict and argued for balanced relations with Poland and coordinated European interests.
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Germany
Hitler
Versailles
Europe
France
Market roundup from Cleveland and Chicago grain and livestock
Cleveland markets show steady butter and unsettled eggs with mixed poultry prices including heavy hens and leghorns. potatoes and vegetables feature assorted bagged and boxed options. Chicago reports weak butter receipts and steady eggs with varied poultry prices. potatoes, wheat, corn, oats, barley, timothy and clover seed listed with regional price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Idaho
Russett Burbank
Wisconsin
Hitler dissolves Reichstag and clears March elections
Goering announced the Reichstag would be dissolved effective March 28 and elections set for March 29 with only Nazi candidates. He declared Germans loyal to Hitler and willing to stake their lives, amid wild cheers after the speech about Bolshevism and world domination.
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Russia
Goering
Richstag
Hitler
PTA Meeting Adopts Radios and Music in Curriculum
Lake Avenue March 7 parents discuss school radio purchases and music inclusion in the curriculum. Robert L. Baird of Oberlin presented an illustrated birds lecture. A girls class offered a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Parent- Teacher Association
Robert L. Baird
Oberlin
Elyria Township Rural School Board Meeting on Music Curriculum
The Elyria Township rural school board will meet at City Hall on Saturday evening to discuss adding music to Lake Avenue School curriculum. The special meeting aims to consider the proposal and potential steps for implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Township
Lake Avenue School
Lake Avenue Church Weekly Schedule and Sermon Highlight
Lake Avenue Community Church lists Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and the worship service at 10:45 a.m. The sermon series continues with Distinguished Characters by Earl R. Peck, pastor.
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Lake Avenue
Tople
Earl R. Peck
Neighborhood Bunco Club Honors At Adelbert Street
Mrs. Rose Cromling hosted the Neighborhood Bunco Club on Tuesday with Mrs. Winford King Mrs. Phyllis Brown and Mrs. Cromling sharing scoring honors Refreshments were served The club will meet March 17 at Mrs Albert King s home Mrs L J Schaber is seriously ill at her son s Lake Avenue home Mrs Leslie Gould attended the Ladies Aid and Missionary Society gathering at Henrietta on Wednesday
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Rose Cromling
Adelbert Street
Bunco Club
Winford King
Phyllis Brown
Albert King
L. J. Schaber
Arthur
Lake Avenue
Leslie Gould
Griswold Road
Ladies' Aid and Missionary Society
Henrietta
Local ladies travel and residential moves noted
Mrs J E Jackson and Mrs John Geeda left for Cincinnati as guests of Mr Jackson and Mr Geena. Mrs Henry Reid of Cleveland visited Mrs Harry Schryock on Adelbert street. Mrs R Collier recovering from sinus trouble. Mr and Mrs Urban Miller moved from the Cotton bungalow to the Hults homestead at Lake and Elyria avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Jackson
John Geeda
Cincinnati
Mr. Jackson
Geena
Henry Reid
Cleveland
Harry Schryock
Adelbert Street
R. Collier
Urban Miller
Hults
Lake and
Elyria Avenues
Finland’s first clock owned by Mrs Olga Vita
In Toronto Finland’s first clock built in 1713 is owned by Mrs Olga Vita. She says the wooden uncased works kept good time until just before the death of King George V. In London a judge ordered an old fashioned spanking for Stewart Walters aged 16 for theft.
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Toronto
Ont
Finland
Olga Vita
George V
London
Grain price quotations from Sheets Elevator and Fairchild Milling
Quotations on corn wheat and oats shown per bushel for car lots, four by the barrel for mill feeds and hay by the ton. Wheat No 2 red 1.07 1.08, No 1 red 1.08 1.094. oats No 3 white 0.37 0.?. corn No 3 yellow 0.67, No 2 yellow 0.68 0.86. flour jobbing under car lot spring wheat 8.50, winter straight 6.30 6.50, hard winter 7.70. Mill feeds prices include flour middlings 20.00 21.00, standard middlings 21.00, winter bran 21.60, spring bran 21.00 21.50, hog meal 20.00 20.80, cottonseed meal 27.00 29.30, gluten 22.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Llevator Co
Fairchild Milling Co
Tan
Vetius Spring
Toledo Produce and Grain Prices In Mixed Retail Listing
A fragmented price list shows produce items including carrots celery cabbage dill and lettuce with prices per bushel or basket, plus mushrooms radishes and turnips. Grain prices for wheat corn oats and rye appear for elevators and transit, alongside a butter and eggs quote from Toledo Produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los
Sachs
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Carl B. Sage
Star Shoe Shop
Nuit ™ Bridge Club
O'Donnell
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Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
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