State YM CA officials to visit Elyria in two weeks
Two state YMCA officials plan Elyria visits in the next two weeks. William Chambers, state secretary for boys work, will inspect Elyria's boys work and study Lorain County HIV Councy arrangements on Thursday and Friday. R L Dickinson, new state YMCA secretary, will address a joint meeting of local clubs on Tuesday night, April 3. Dickinson previously served in Columbus YMCA roles.
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Young Nen's Christian Association
Elyria
William Chambers
Lorain County
Chambers
Robert H. Goacher
R. L. Dickinson
Y-Indus
Dickinson
Columbus Y. M. C. A
Columbus Community Chest
Two Men Face Gambling Charge In East Avenue Incident
Thirteen local youths playing a game called tossing the bones were stopped after officers Parker and Oldag interrupted a craps game behind an East Avenue store. They seized dice and coins, detaining the group at police HQ. Two players, Charles Abookire and Casmir Wolodzko, were ordered to court for running a gambling establishment.
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East Avenue
C. E. Parker
E. Ly i Oldag
Charles Abookire
Middle Avenue
Casmir Wolodzko
West Avenue
County CWA Quota Cut in Lorain County Reported
Lorain County’s CWA employment quota was reduced to 95 by a state order effective Friday, part of an 18,500 statewide cut leaving 113,606 employed. County officials plan road extension to Lorain’s reduction plant and meet Columbus officials on relief program operations, while Jeannette VanHorn sues for divorce from James G. VanHorn, alleging gross neglect after a 1959 marriage with one child.
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Lorain County
Columbus Dispatches
West River Road
J. W. Warden
Lorain
Jeannette B. VanHorn
Els 1Tra
James G. VanHorn
Y-Indus Club Elects New Member
Lorenzo Todd was elected to membership at the weekly Y-Indus Club meeting in Elyria. A new initiation committee of Boges, Dengate, and Hunter was named. The club will join with Hi-Y groups on April 3 for a meeting with R L Dickinson speaking. Plans include a stag party and a ping pong tournament. A swimming meet followed the business session.
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Y-Indus
Elyria Y. M
Jury Formed for Russell Clark Murder Trial at Lima
A jury of eleven men and one woman was completed at noon in Lima for the murder trial of Russell Clark, a third Dillinger gangster charged with the slaying of Sheriff Jesse L. Sarber last fall. The case centers on a deadly confrontation tied to the Dillinger gang activities.
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Lima. O
Russell Clark
Dillinger
Dreath
Jesse L. Sarber
Death record for Fred C. Jones in Chicago Winds
Friends of Fred C. Jones formerly of Elyria report his sudden death on Monday night March 19 in Chicago Winds where he had lived for several years. He is survived by his daughter Frances G. Jones of Elyria and a sister Mrs. Robert C. Rice of Lakewood.
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Fred C. Jones
Elyria
Chicago
Winds
Francs G. Jones
Robert C. Rice
Lakewood
Governor Broadens Scope of Session in Ohio
Governor White sent a special message to the Ohio Legislature expanding the current session to allow action on canceling and refunding outstanding special assessments on state highways. The plan targets assessments levied before July 25, 1929 under the Norton-Edwards Keirh Way act, payable in installments from 1939 onward. Legislation in the house taxation committee would cancel prior ponds and refund amounts assessed before 1934.
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Columbus
Ohio
White
Assembly
House Taxation Committee
Uged
Glee Club Presents The Magic Piper operetta at Pleasant Street School
Oberlin March 21 The Glee club of the Pleasant street school will present The Magic Piper an operetta in three parts mirroring Browning s Pied Piper of Hamlin Friday evening at 7 15 in the Pleasant street school auditorium The second grade Rhythm band and other school groups assist with Miss Marian Wilkains directing assisted by Miss Laudtle Funkhauser and Miss Charlotta Hoffman Accompanist Miss Driftofer and P E department students provide further support Cast includes Reader Carol Baierle Price Flutist Gladys Jackson Piper Charles Crosby Town Crier Donald Campbell Gretchen Betty Alflen Katrina Ariene Brickley Hans Betty Herrick Peter Judith Hemphill Clown Rat Thomas Gayters Mutter Mildred Lent Yacob Bobby Herrick Frieda Barbara Keller Fido George Gibbs Major Richard Blackburn Councilmen Mermen chorus
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Oberlin
Peasant Street School
Browning
Hamlin
Pleasant Street
Opportunity Room
Marian Wilkains
Puvle
Laudtle Funkhauser
Charlotta Hoffman
Driftofer
P. E
Reader
Carol Baierle-Price
Fludist
Gladys Jackson
Piper
Charles Crosby
Donald Campbell
Gretchen
Betty Alflen
Katrina
Ariene Brickley
Hans
Betty Herrick
Peter
Judith Hemphill
Thos. Gayters
Mutter
Mildred Lent
Yacob
Bobby Herrick
Frieda
Barbara Keller
Fido
George Gibbs
Richard Blackburn
Men
Romen
Women Bowlers Organize Oberlin League
An Oberlin women's bowling league has formed and will start a nine game series this week with six teams Thursday and four Friday. Miss Charlotte Powers is president, Miss Evelyn Larham secretary. Temporary captains include Powers, Waite, Jordan, Princehorn, Darling, Webber, Barber, Latham. one captain pending. FORMER OBERLIN MAN DIES IN CLEVELAND. Word reaches this town.
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Oberlin
Charlotte Powers
Evelyn Larham
Oberlin Dry Cleaning
Dairy Service
Chas. Hallauer
Cusemond Club
Jean Waite
Oberlin High School
Carol Jordan
Edith Princehorn
Jones Plorat
Ruth Darling
BeVier, Inc
Marilon Webber
Nellie Barber
Evelyn Latham
Woman coal miner wins first phase of job fight
Ida May Stull, Ohio’s only woman coal miner, won the first phase of her bid to keep working a coal mine despite a state law barring women from coal pits. Governor White will send state mine inspector James Berry to Cadiz to review her case after she appealed directly to the governor.
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Cadiz.o
Ida May Stull
Ohio
White
James Berry
Cadiz
Stull
Japan Opens Talks With U S to Settle Far East Disputes
Washington reports that Japan has inaugurated diplomatic conversations with the United States aimed at an immediate amicable settlement of all Far Eastern issues. The exchanges between Foreign Minister Hirota and Secretary Hull were published in both Tokyo and Washington. Officials say the move is prompted by expectations of a naval conference planned for 1436 and other international events.
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Japan
Washington
United States
Tokio
Kick! Hirota
Cordell Hull
Governor Rejects County and Township Roads Funding Plan
The governor doubts including county and township roads and opposes extending the cancellation or refinancing back beyond 1824. The estimated cost cited is around £38,004,999, with no support for broader road funding at this time.
Death of C A Carey Noted in Oberlin History
C A Carey of Cleveland, formerly of Oberlin, died in Detroit on March 16 while employed there. He and his wife resided on West Lorain Street in Oberlin for several years. He is survived by his wife. Burial took place in Adrian Michigan in the family lot.
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C. A. Carey
Cleveland
Oberlin
West Ridge Group Presents The Ghost Chisers Play
A West Ridge group performs The Ghost Chisers at East Oberlin Community Church Friday night March 23. The event promises entertaining viewing for attendees with a local community cast.
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West Ridge
East Oberlin
Cleveland Minister to Preach Thursday at Christchurch
The Rev Viviana A Peterson rector of St James Church Cleveland will be visiting preacher at the Thursday 7 30 pm Lente en service at Christchurch The midweek service at the First Church Thursday evening will be led by Dr W F Bohn The subject Realities of the Christian Life A Detroit preacher to speak at Mt Zion Baptist church Rev William Herbert King pastor Plymouth Congregational Detroit Michigan will be the speaker The public is invited Also brief notes on local residents including births visits illness and travel by the Fauver Singleton Ford and Ingraham families and a birthday party for Dorothy Rowe
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Cleveland
Christchurch
Viviana A. Peterson
St. James Church
N. Ala. C. P
Detroit
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
William Herbert King
Plymouth Congregational Church
Michigan
C. K. Fauver
Florida
R. H. Singleton
Allen Hospital
Dorothy Rowe
Lee Rowe
J. C Ford
Daytona Beach
J. Q. Ford
Ford
George Jackson
Roger Ingraham
L. A. Sears
Idtushter
Plans for subsistence gardens in Ohio announced
March 21 was designated for a subsistence garden program to be a definite part of state relief activities. Adjutant General Frank D. Senderson, chairing the relief commission, said about 185,000 such gardens will be operated statewide this year, compared with 115,000 last year supervised by relief authorities. Walter L. Allen of Columbus, OSU horticulture graduate, will head the program from state relief headquarters. County relief directors are urged to provide a garden for every family on relief lists, with local agencies asked to cooperate. courses will be taught in emergency schools and federal or state relief funds will be used where available.
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Federal
State Relief Commission
Charles Cromling
Cromling
Columbus
Cromiing
CWA
Mareh
Frank D. Senderson
Relief Commission
Ohio
Walter L. Allen
College of Horticulture
Ohio State University
Henderson
Senior HI-Y Club to Entertain at Gates Hospital
Elyria Senior HI-Y Club members received an advance look at a planned series of hospital programs for crippled children at Gates Hospital. The club, meeting at the Y M C A, will perform music and entertain, with future dates arranged. T. B. Hindman spoke on tuberculosis prevention as part of a health talk.
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Elyria
Iagt Oight
Gates Hospital
Y.um. Oc
T. B. Hindman
Lorain County
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Rabbi to Discuss The Passover Lecture
Rabbi Marcus Kramer outlines a Friday talk at the local Jewish Temple tracing the Passover from its ancient sources to its developments and symbolism. The lecture, titled The Pass over The Jewish Quest for Freedom, costs $15 and begins Friday night at 8 PM.
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Marcus Kramer
Rabbi Kramer
B and O Names Two Elyria Surgeons
Baltimore and Ohio Rail road announces the appointment of two Elyria doctors, Dr. J. L. Sullivan and Dr. George Mynch enberg, as railroad surgeons for the territory to handle medical and surgical care for employee cases.
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Baltimore and Ohio
J. L. Sullivan
George Mynchenberg
Roosevelt to press for labor settlement amid mounting disputes
The article notes deep division between opposing factions over rights and a potential walkout. Roosevelt plans a day of data gathering and to review the situation with Johnson as he weighs automotive, railroad, and Weirton steel issues.
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Roosevelt
Johnson
Weirton
Tire theft case yields arrests and recovered accessories
Duties learned who sold the tires and the arrests followed. All of the accessories taken from Hunters car were recovered. During the questioning yesterday, Guignette fled the officers that a number of tires were dropped into the Black River in the Cromwell steel district at Lorain when they felt things were getting too hot.
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Hunters
Guignette
Black River
Cromwell
Lorain
Lima City Eases Salaries as Budget Cuts Loom
Lima Ohio March 21 municipal officials plan a salary ordinance to cut pay across many departments following strict economy policies. A special city council meeting was called to discuss abolition of four street department jobs amid the cost saving drive.
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Lima
Development gardens seed purchases noted
A brief item states funds will be used for the purchase of seeds and other items incident to a development of these gardens. The note emphasizes procurement for ongoing garden projects.
Market notes from Cleveland produce and livestock
Market barely steady across produce with eggs and poultry showing small gains. Idaho potatoes around 2.25 to 2.50, live cattle and calves active with prime veal prices up to 7.80, sheep and lambs weaker, and wool prices cited with varied quality grades.
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Cleveland
Idaho
Ohio
New York
Dog Wins Beauty Contest at Kent State College
A flap eared cocker spaniel named Margaret Stormberg was declared the winner of Kent State College freshmen beauty contest. Margaret Stormberg secured over half the votes amid aspiring contestants who primped and withdrew to dorms. The event, sponsored by the college weekly, marked a lighthearted first and likely last Wampas baby star contest at Kent State.
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Kent
Margaret Stormberg
Kent State College
College Weekly
Kent States
Kent State
Lawmakers Reconsider Levy Caps and Tax Proposals in Ohio
The committee approved aligning budget laws with limit tax laws and scrapping mandatory local school levies, giving the county budget commission power to set school levies within limits. They rejected passage of chain store license taxes despite earlier approval, noting estimated revenue was overstated. Tax commissioner Carlton Dargusch acknowledged estimates are uncertain as Curtis pressed for final program figures.
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Carlton Dargusch
Ohio
White
Smart
Curtis
Dargusch
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Cure Tiredness Suggestion
Advert indicates Olive Tablets from Dr Edwards as a harmless, effective remedy for dullness, sallow skin, bad breath, and fatigue. Claims the tablets cleanse bowels and liver, restore energy, and improve appearance with olive color pills priced 15c, 30c, and 60c. Sold by all druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
Mystery Surrounds College Beauty Queen Candidate
Ballots counted by a student council committee revealed Margaret Stormberg as the winner after other nominees were introduced at a student assembly. Fraternity politics had already aligned, making Margaret’s election assured despite a prior engagement claim.
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Margaret Stormberg
Margaret
Citywide refunds authorized under new census rates
Mayor's clerk J G Schrock processed refunds after city council reduced taxi license fees from 25 to 5 and beer and soft drink licenses from 5 each to 5 for the pair. Refunds must be claimed by April 1 under the new ordinance. The readable text also notes Swede forest coverage and Jews College London 1855.
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J. G. Schrock
Elyrians
Schrock
Grain and feed price quotations from Chicago markets
The Chicago quotation page lists commodity prices for flour middlings cottonseed meal and related feeds. It covers oats white 30 40 bushels, wheat No 1 hard and other grades, corn barley rye timothy seed clover alfalfa and flour in various forms with bid and asking ranges and delivery notes. It notes receipts and unsettled markets and is issued by the Diesel and Chain and Hay Exchange.
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Cincago Casis Quotation A
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
Staten Department of Agriculture
Ted Sta Shipownis
Old Ee Ull
Idaho
Diesel and Chain and Hay Exchange
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Bere Roy
Nera Bellans
Sederis
Mill Street
Bell Co
Intercat
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Lorain County Relief Commission
E. O. Braught
State Relief Commission At
FERA
Y-Indus Club
Picassot Street
Alra
Alflen
Louis Uliss
Bone
Pleasant
Glee Club
U. S
Ohi
Bates Hospital
Gallipolis
Walter Hager
Farmer
Robert Hager
Hager
Court Street
The
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
ELAN
City
Jews’ College
London
Bruce Barton
H. R. Rorick Agency
H. Th. Rorick
Agcent
M. H. Crowder
Elyria Savings & Trust Bldg
Adrt
Chrysler
Plymouth
Billy Arnold
Barney Oldfield
VNC Resar Inc
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