Program For Achievement Day Completes Plans In Lorain County
The Elyria YMCA will host Achievement Day for rural women next Wednesday. Miss Frances Eckert announces a full schedule with morning reviews, talks on clothing and Home Life in Denmark, music by the Lorain County women’s chorus, and awards. Afternoon features include the community attendance prize, a recreation demonstration, a violin solo by Mrs. Meier, and a Denmark talk by Mrs. Herbert F. White of Columbus.
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Jorain County
Elyria YM
C. A
Frances Eckert
Denmark
Lorain County Women's Chorus
P. E. Portman
Women’s Home Council
Elmer Keller
Edith Berry
Obw
State University
Eckert
Young People’s Recreation
Robert Meier
Herbert F. White
Columbus
Burglaries Hit Three Local Shops Last Night
Detectives report three burglaries yielding cash and merchandise. At the Elks Hall on Oberlin Road entry came via a fire escape and broken window, with $19 in cash and $2 in merchandise taken. The pool hall below the Tall operator Clarence Tyton lost $25 in fobates cigars and gum. Volunteer Food Store on Koci and West River streets was broken into through a cellar window after bars were removed, with ten dollars in change stolen.
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Elks
Oberlin Road
Lloyd Swe
The
Tall
Clarence Tyton
Koci
West River Streets
Young Pirates Set for YMCA Boys Party Theme
A band of young pirates will invade the Mlyria YMCA boys division next Friday night for the monthly party. Herman Geyer, boys work director, announced the pirate themed event to feature costumes and a treasure quest. The party, under the guidance of the Lob by Leaders' Club, aims to echo pirate life in activities planned for the boys.
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Mlyria YM
CLA
Herman Geyer
Senate Defeats Wheeler Amendment on Reorganization Orders
Continuing from page four, Tuesday or Wednesday under a debate limit agreement, the Senate voted 43 to 39 against Wheeler's amendment. Wheeler and others criticized the lobby committee, alleging the White House pressured a half dozen doubtful senators to influence approval of reorganization orders.
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Senate
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
Congress
Wheeler
White House
Geography Brought To Life Through Industrial Plant Visits
Ely School seventh and eighth graders tour Elyria and Lorain plants to study local industries. Miss Eliseabeth Yoder leads groups of four to five students, who report back and share samples. Ten trips remain this semester as students gain first hand insight into production, shipping, and local economy.
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Ely
Eliseabeth Yoder
Elyria
Lorain
Yoder
Elyria Industries
Jormers
Mindy
Ecyria
Thew Shoret Company
Soarbars
Lorain Pla
Dént Sravp
Harold Hardesty
William Majesky
Willard Weitzel
William Henke
Graniuefacture
Fat Stocking Company
Radiant Mills Caimpans
American Lace Manufactuerns
General Industries Couipaur
de Rome Pump Company
Sind
Aliss Yoder
Miss Yoder
Earl Lautenechleger
Ely School Principel
Vite Es
Hhide
Svade and Co
Os Ois
Srade
Number Four Chapter Observes Anniversary With City Officials
Building inspectors join city staff for a day of learning as Number Four continues its observance of the 14th anniversary of the David Joe Nye Chapter installation. The 52 active members are led by Hurts Hudson as master councilor and include Ryhard Mathis, Lloyd Morse, Ivin Sauer, and Jonny Kiscop among officers and committee chairs. The order upholds the principles of love of parents, reverence, patriotism, courtesy, comradeship, cleanliness, and fidelity.
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David Joe Nye
Flyria Commandery
Arthur Sanit
Dad" Hurts Hudson
Ryhard Mathis
Lloyd Morse
Ivin Sauer
Jonny Kiscop
Roger Kun
Thomas Cochrane
Oritar
Gordon Latimer
Merrill Walker
John Murbach
James Rheinhardt
Robert Slack
Don Percival
Thomas Reese
Robert McDonald
Richard Baumhardt
Harold Berson
William Powell
Robert Standen
Motorist Arrested After Reckless Driving Collision
A reckless driving incident led to the arrest of Robert Reo street, an AL M. folty son, as police investigated a collision involving a machine driven by Tarpid Cole of 187 Fairlawn avenue. Robertson, owner Caleman Jesse, was reportedly involved. Charges relate to traffic collision conditions and related offenses.
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Robert Reo Street
AL M. Folty
Nori
Pele
Agair
J. Stankie
Hornbeck Trial Details Jump Across Multiple Confessions
The article outlines the Hornbeck case with multiple confessions by hitchhikers Jul Campbell and Alexander May 5, plus Wenslesy 3 and others. It notes related robberies, a suspected frameup defense, and lists jurors and courtroom actions tied to the ongoing trial and possible rewards.
Court actions and tax sale notes from Lorain region
In Lorain, Woorek 19 seeks divorce from Ralph Koorek amid neglect and cruelty. Married May 3, 1930, they have a six month old child. Tax sale brought in about 1600 from eight of seventy parcels, all in Avon Lake, Avon and Lorain. a local owner prevented sale by paying 234 in back taxes. Roy Marlow obtained a divorce from Dortha Mae Marlow on neglect. their three year old child to mother. Melvin Harvey sued Douglas Herrick for 406 in a Vermilion grade crossing collision case.
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Padence Woorek
Lorain
Ralph Koorek
Claude Adams
Adams
Avon Lake
Avon
Roy Marlow
Dortha Mae Marlow
D. A. Cook
Melvin Harvey
Douglas Herrick
Birmingham
Mich
Vermilion-on the-Lake
U.S. Delays Recognition of Austria Annexation
Washington reports Secretary of State Cordell Hull says the United States will not recognize the legality of Germanys annexation of Austria for the present. The delay follows advice from Austrias minister and notes on embassy absorptions, prompting no immediate recognition actions.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
United States
Germany
Austria
Aus
Edgard Proshnik
Hull
Legation
G Bassy
Eleven Named To National Honor Society At C H S
Oberlin March report notes eleven freshmen and seniors elected to the National Honor Society at Oberlin High School. Members include Rowland Berthow Grace Blackmer Doris Cain Robert Dew Mary Ruth Gayer Eleanor Geaman Robert Hartson Nina Jean Lester William Sich Doris Spicer and William Wigton. The ceremony included a sermon by the pastor and a focus on scholarship character leadership and service. The article also lists church activities and community notices from Oberlin and Akron related to local officials and gatherings.
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Oberlin
O. March Laeen
Quertin Hien
Sax Girls
Flye Boss
Tfonor
Obert
Sons al Honor Soviets
Jared Eley
Ares
Rowland Berthow
Grace Blackmer
Doris Cain
Robert Dew
Mary Ruth Gayer
Eleanor Geaman
Robert Hartson
Nina Jean Lester
William Sich
Doris Spicer
William Wigton
Car And Truck Collision Injures Two On Route 10 20
Two people in a passenger car were injured when they collided with a large semi truck at Routes 10 and 20 between here and Oberiin. The truck driver Leo Haworth of Indianapolis was not hurt. The car failed to stop before entering Route 2 and swerved to avoid the crash. A passing motorist took the injured to a doctor’s office. Deputy sheriffs Wiliam G. Smith Johny Fulton and Join Hudak investigated.
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Here
Oberiin
Wiliam G. Smith
Johny Fulton
Hudak
Furlong
Berea
Fulton
Leo Haworth
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Kapeth
Six Supply Firms Awarded County Drain Tile Contracts
Six supply firms were awarded WPA drainage contracts by the county board for road work. Farmers' Milling Co received 481 for 4.5 inch tile and 31 feet of ten inch ties. Elyria's Titer City Coal and Supply Co. 41.47 for 22 feet of one inch pipe and other items. Raup Builders' Supply for various pipe and cast iron grates. Standard Sanitary Manufacturing for pipe and fittings. Lyle Tain Builders' Supply for assortment of pipe. Lorain County Company for mine hole covers and related items.
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Board of County Commissioners
Commissio
Farmers’ Milling Company
Titer City Coal and Supply Company
Elyria
Rraup Builders’ Supply Sempanroof Lurama
Standard Sanitary Manufacturrg Company
Land
de Lye Tain
Vauy
Lorain
Andelington
Oberlin High Senior Play to be Broadcast on WCLE
Oberlin High School senior Doris Spicer wrote Red Light, named one of eight top high school plays in a radio safety campaign. The cast of Oberlin students will perform on WCLE at 2 30 p.m. Saturday April 2, with a cap for the winning school and plaques for all eight contestants. Cast includes Rowland Berthoff Grace Blackmer Kathleen Kimpton Valentin Nasipak Leon Bohrer Janet Ashley Otis Mall Bradford Warner Mark Fisher William Sich Nina Lester and Arthur Frazer.
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Doris Spicer
Oberlin High School
WCLE
Cleveland Automobile Association
Rowland Berthoff
Grace Blackmer
Kathleen Kimpton
Vanentin Nasipak
Leon Bohrer
Janet Ashley
Otis Mall
Bradford Warner
Mark Fisher
William Sich
Nina Lester
Arthur Frazer
Church Services at Oberlin led by Rev. J A Richards
First Church in Oberlin announces morning worship at 9 45 a m with church school and service at 11 00 m led by Minister Rev J A Richards highlighting the morning lineup in local notices.
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Christ Church fEpiscopali
R. E. Daniels
Oberlin
J. A. Richarda
Deaths of Walter Winfield and others in Elyria area
Walter William Winfield 35 of 716 Lake Avenue died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 2:10 a.m. He was born in New Orleans and lived in Elyria since 1428. Survived by wife Mary, daughter Edna May, two brothers Peter of Cleveland and Mark of Newark, and four sisters in Elyria, New Orleans, Chicago, and Lorain. Funeral at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home, Brookdale Cemetery. Amherst death notices follow for Charles H Walker 83, Mrs H V Nallen of Cleveland, and others. services set in Cleveland.
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Walter Willim Winfield
Lake Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Winfield
New Orleans
Louisigna
Elyria
Mary B. Winfield
Edna May
Peter
Cleveland
Mark
Newark
New Jersey
Ivory Jackson
Neema Terry
Ethel Branch
Chicago
Que Christ
Lorain
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Burhi
Brookdale Cemetery
Baker Funeral Home
M.A. Burris
M. EL Church
Offlciating
Cleveland Street Cemetery
QO. H. Baker and Co
Arrest of Vienna Jewish Community Leader Amid Nazi Uprising
Vienna reports state that Friedmann, leader of the Jewish Community, and two vice presidents were arrested as police sealed the Jewish quarter. Synagogues closed or voluntarily shut to avoid crowds while authorities linked the action to funds for a plebiscite. Deputy figures under Dollfuss era, including Odo Neustadter-Stuermer, Emil Fey, and Baron Karwinsky, are noted in connection with the crackdown and ensuing deaths.
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Vienna
Iat
Schuschnigg
Odo Neustadetter-Stuermer
Dallfuss
Rabbits From Nine States Competing In Show Here
Rabbits from nine states compete in a local rabbit show with entries from as far as Tallis Texas and New Zealand. The program includes breed discussions, a dinner, and a distinguished president Joe Wojeik leading the association founded in 1466 with hundreds of members.
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Ohta
Sop Am
Cleeman
Joe Wojeik
Rahe Hitry Om Putter
Rail unions reject wage-cut plan amid Washington talks
Labor leaders from CHLCAGQ and Maren Ly Radyiy oppose any wage reductions for U S rail workers. The Association of American Railroads with 42 Class 1 roads invited the railway brotherhoods to a Washington conference next week to discuss solutions to workers’ economic plight and push for immediate wage cuts acceptance.
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Chlcagq
Maren Ly Radyiy
Association of American Railroads
Washington
Spain’s war damage paralyzes Madrid center and embassies
Tenement district reduced to heaps of rubbish as war strikes Madrid for the first time, commercial life halted. Embassies move to suburbs with officials of the United States, France, Brazil, and Czechoslovakia among those affected or wounded. Guatemala ships over 1.1 million pounds of chicle to America this year.
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Spain
United States
Guatemala
America
Old Gold Mine Used As Class Work In Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa College in California owns a reportedly unique gold mine used for educational purposes. The mine yields no gold but provides practical geology and anthropology experience for students, including a vase collection of Indian mortars found on site used as a building foundation.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Carson City
New
Jesse Peter
Wil
Anthropulagi Museur
Peter
Ie Ming
Loba
Market Prices For Grain And Farm Provisions
Quotations show Corn Wheat Flour and Feeds with by the bushel barrel and ton pricing. Hay straw and alfalfa rates listed by grade and type with various second cut values and mill feeds priced per ton. Local elevators supply the data for grain and mill feeds alongside hay and straw market terms.
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Sheets Flevator Co
Man- Milling Co
Missing TWA airliner due to stormy Sierra search collapse
Fresno staff report no trace of a TWA airliner carrying all aboard since March 1 as severe rain and snow weather hinder search parties in the Sierra Nevada east of here. Ground crews and volunteers have combed near Shayev and Bass lakes, fearing wreckage may not be found until snow melt this summer.
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Fresno
Cal
Sierra Nevada
East
Here
TWA
Shay~ev
Bass Lakes
Firemen extinguish dump fire on former Citizens Gas and Electric property
Firemen battled a dump fire on the former Citizens Gas and Electric Co. property on North Maple Street yesterday afternoon after receiving notice from residents. The blaze, burning since last Sunday, caused no property damage and the site is now owned by the I. T. Rubber Co.
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Hremen
Citizens Gas and Etectric Company G
North Maple Street
I. T. 5. Rubber Company
German minority rights plan in Czechoslovakia proposed
A parliamentary measure would adjust German office representation to reflect their 22 percent share of the population in Czechoslovakia. If enacted, Germans would hold about 10 percent of posts across national, provincial, and local administrations to ease tensions with the government and counter Nazification trends.
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Germany
Na- Lita
Crovhoslovakia
Austria
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