Ohio school funds face deeper shortfall than prior year
A letter from Elyria School Superintendent R C Maston cites an Ohio Education Association report describing the first quarterly state payment as zero and boards allowed to borrow against funds. The association warns of further declines in May and notes $4,900,000 still due on notes, with boards increasingly uneasy over interest costs and calls for swift legislative action.
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Ohio
Elyria Board
R. C. Maston
Ohio Education Association
Ohio School Foundation
Association
W R Rijcesrerative
Bliss
The
Columbia News Notes in Elyria and La Porte Area
Local groups schedule meetings in March including the Ladies Aid Society and Baptist circles. Easter services planned by the Methodist and Baptist churches with baptisms and member receptions on the upcoming Sunday. Rev Wright of Baladin Wallace College and Rev Claude Olmsted appear in union services. evangelist Rev Hughes conducts La Porte church meetings. Dr Wazar mentioned.
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Columbia
Irving Kligect
Court House
Elyria
Ray Howard
Ladies’ Aid Society
Leo Martin
Baptist Mission Circle
Claude Olmsted
The
Baptist Sunday School
Kathryn Glass
la Porte
H. H. Gregg
Thomas Hughes
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Hughes
LaPorte Church
Wazar
Clarksfield Community Briefs and Obituary Note
Mrs. Edward Rowland died at her daughter’s home in Clarksfield and the funeral was in Rochester. Several residents and visitors traveled between Clarksfield, Wellington, Norwalk, Bowling Green, Cleveland, Akron, and Toledo for family or church events. Recent activity includes farm and home purchases, social visits, and attendance at a McKinley Banquet in Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rowland
Bertha Coats
Clarksfield
Rochester
Lawson Spear
Fred Prechtol
Cleveland
Spears
Norwalk
Alphonso Thomas
T. G. Bowerite
Harlow Rounds
Finch
Ross Jones
Earl Barton
Bowling Green
Emma Vanater
Martin Vanater
Owen Thomas
Lee Moons
Akron
N. W. Lee
Local notices and family events in Elyria area
A sequence of Sunday to Friday social and church notices from Elyria area items include ministers preaching Tuesday through Friday nights. Residents traveling to Pomona Grange at North Elyria and Bald win-Wallace College delegates in Savannah.
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E. J
Hughes
Edwin Kirby
Pomona Grange
North Elyria
Warren Meek
Lester Harrington
Eugene Roth
Burl Martin
Edith Longdon
Baldwin-Wallace College
American Association of University Women
Savannah
Georgia
H. J. Knopf
Law
Elyria
James Cather
Gertrude Walkden
Elyria Clinic
Dale
Dean
Carl Cletzer
Cleveland
Lafayette
Ohio
Harry Hunder
W. M. Guipin
Geneva
L. L. Ring
Lloyd Ring
Medina
Walter Braey
Charles Piper
Walter Woodcock
Dawson
Phillip
Portsmouth
J. R. VanArsdale
Ivor Roth
Jane Ann
Reuben Walkden
Olmsted
What You Should Know About Face Pimples
A short ad explains facial pimples from minor to internal causes and recommends Resinol Ointment used nightly with Resinol Soap to soothe irritation, aid healing, and clear oil pores. Free sample requests directed to Resinol, Dept. 10, Baltimore, Md.
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Dept. 10
Baltimore
Hollywood gossip and stars tease amid 1957 cinema chatter
Jimmie Fidler notes idle chatter from Hollywood during March with jokes about Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford, and Clark Gable. He recalls encounters at the Hollywood Police Station with William Powell and discusses stars like Fred Astaire, Douglas Scott, Robert Taylor, and Anita Louise in light-hearted anecdotes. He mentions a Preston Foster rejection due to a test headline and notes Gable’s and Powell’s public life pressures.
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Hollywood
C. Aubrey Smith
Jack Oakie
Greta Garbo
Brent
Conrad Nagel
Joan Crawford
Warner Studio
Muir-Muni
MuirMuni
Jean Harlow
Jack Holt
Anita Louise
Guy Kibbee
Parhyakarkus
Beery
Wallace
Clark Gable
John Barrymore
Wendy Barrie
Betty Furness
Grace Moore
William Powell
Cémart
Clark
Bill
Powell
Philo Vance
Gable
Steven
MGM
Preston Foster
McNaught Syndicate
Family visits and social guests at Hartland and area homes
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Arnold Hainline of Hartland and Mr and Mrs Ed Broun of Oberlin, with John Aldgrim of Hartland also calling. Other guests were Andrew Clark Jr of Toledo and Krehg, Orvie Porter of Collins, John Rockefeller, and Hartley of New London at Frank Sinclair's home. A Southern grocer fined late delivery workers a dollar per late morning, threatening firing after six lates.
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Oliver Prechtol
Fred Prechtol
Cleveland
W. H. Stone
Gordon Brron
Glenn McKelvey
New Haven
Russell Griggs
Wellington
Fred Harwood
J. L. Andrews
Robert Lee
Prout Station
Norwalk
Anna Houghtland
Jack and
Elmer
Rose Webb
Oberlin
Sarah Merrill
Charlie Soley
Detroit
Sabosh
Wayne Hoffstatter
George Kiel
Alliance
Cora Hayes
Lee
Earl Showalter
A. C. Ca
Mar. Arnold Hainline
Hartland
Ed Broun
John Aldgrim
Frank Sinclair
Andrew Clark, Jr
Toledo
E J. Clark
Krehg
Ornie Porter
Collins
John Rockefeller
John Rockefeller and Mr. Hartley
New London
Canton Murder Probe Faces Mayor’s Direct Takeover
Canton Ohio mayor James Seccombe threatened to assume personal charge of the investigation into the shotgun slaying of Mrs. Rose B. Cable. He demanded no shielding of names amid gossip about prominent citizens and urged progress on the $2000 reward fund. Detective Captain Elmer E. Clark noted a Cable relative would be questioned as Theresa Ludwig and Guy Oxenrider emerged as figures in the case. Prosecutor Barthelme said little progress had been made.
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Canton
James Seccombe
Rose B. Cable
Seeccombe
Jaint Annan
Cable
Cultes
Clark
Theresa Ludwig
Howard G. Robinson
State Bureau of Investigation and Identification
Cable Lake
Pay Off Man In Murder Of Editor Up For Parole
Don Mellett crusading Canton editor was murdered. CE-Ben Rudner of Massillon appeared before the Ohio parole board. He likely faces at least five more years in prison as he denied involvement. Parole eligibility rules had changed since 1927, reducing automatic release chances.
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Columbus
Ce—Ben Rudner
Massillon
Don Mellett
Canton
Board of Parole
Rudner
London
Farn’'S Honor
Lebanon
Warren County
Guy Demiicutiais
Man Killed On Oil Derrick After Plank Falls
Oklahoma City March 17 Arthur Goad 34 died while working as a baler when a plank fell from a derrick leaving the roustabout to die atop the structure. Goad previously avoided higher paid jobs choosing ground duties as oil field work dwindled.
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Oklahoma City
Arthur Goad
Oklahoma police charge groom in perjury case over marriage license
In Walters Oklahoma police pursued Dude Adams a 21 year old farmer from Barndlett on a perjury warrant alleging he falsified Helen Flowers marriage license information. Flowers claimed she was 12 while she later said she was 1. She returned to school and said he talked her into it.
Texas House Votes 10 Cent Bounty on Salamander Kill
In Austin on March 17 members of the Texas House approved a 10 cent bounty on every salamander killed. Rep. Abe Mayes led the push amid questions from lawmakers about the creature.
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Austin
Tex
Texas House of Representatives
Abe Mayes
Clue Ties Case to Unfound Gun Linked to Firing
A police inquiry notes that the investigation hinges on locating the firearm used, as a key clue persists only if the gun can be recovered. Investigators emphasize tracing the weapon to establish accountability and closure.
Arkansas Men Crossing State Harms Texas Crops Claim
A sponsor said Salaman ders from Arkansas were crossing the state and ruining Texas crops, describing an ongoing threat to agriculture.
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Arkansas
Texas
Humane Society warns against cruelty to Easter chicks
In Columbus on March 17 the Columbus Humane Society warned hatcheries they will pursue prosecutions for cruelty to baby chicks found in stores or displayed before Easter.
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Columbus
Columbus Humane Society
Free Textbooks For Parochial Schools Bill Faces Fight
A bill to create a free text book fund for private, parochial, and public schools prompts an extended fight in Columbus. Senators Kane, Lawrence A. and Gallagher push allocations of 2.50 per student based on the prior year attendance with district distribution within territorial boundaries and possible current-year adjustments, due by September 1.
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Columbus, O
Senate Education Committee
Lawrence A. Kane
Hamilton
Thomas L. Gallagher
Cuyahoga
Director of Education
Happy St Patrick's Day Birth in Elyria
The Radican family of 251 Denison avenue celebrate St Patrick's Day as Mrs. Radican gives birth to a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The event marks a festive Irish connection for the day.
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St. Patrick
Henry Radicans
Denison Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
High School Sees Need for Extra Gym for Boys and Girls
Elyria High School could use a second gymnasium for boys and girls, says state supervisor of physical education Lewis S. Moorhead after a girls exhibits. He praised the event, noted the heavy effort by 500 participants, and recalled past plans to use a new auditorium to provide separate gym space, a project stalled by timing and PWA approval delays. Moorhead urged expanded physical education programs.
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Elyria High School
Lewis S. Moorhead
Moorhead
Sehant Altimate
Aed
PWA
Radicans Rise in City as Pat A. Receives Tax Post
The Radicans are a noted local family with Pat a brother serving as Internal Revenue Collector in the city, marking a significant official appointment.
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Pat
State supervisor discusses PE programs with Elyria group
The state supervisor arrived in Elyria from Columbus yesterday afternoon and planned conferences on physical education work in Lorain and Sandusky today. He will return to Columbus by tonight to outline activities offering programs for all students and demonstrate what can be done in this line.
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Elyria
Columbus
Lorain
Sandusky
Cost of living survey to weigh British households
Twenty thousand housewives across Great Britain will report household expenditures on food and waste for a government study. The inquiry, third of its kind after 1904 and 1918, aims to refine the cost of living index with detailed weighing and confidential data.
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London
Great Britain
The
Treasury
Advisory Committee On Nutrition
Equity and condemning hatred unite humanity
A concise statement condemns rational antipathies and religious hatreds that close the heart to fellow-creatures, emphasizing universal equity and the harm of prejudice.
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