Firemen Take Final Exams In Red Cross First Aid Course
Elyria firemen completed their annual Red Cross first aid examinations this week as part of ongoing emergency preparedness. Fire Chief W. N. Bates cited weekly tests and department instructors for the program, which covers drowning and electrocution resuscitation diagnosis bandaging and handling shock. Demonstrations featured five three man teams Thursday and five more Friday to show practical command of the instruction.
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Elyria
Red Cross
Ernest Mahler
Ohio Public Service Company
W. N. Bates
Taking Clothing To Flood Zone
The Perkins Motors Co. on Lod Street announces a collection drive for clothing. They have gathered a truck load already and will rush it to the flood zone in Ohio when a second truck is ready. Anyone wishing to contribute should bring items to Perkins Motors.
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Perkins Mewrs Co
Lodstreet
Ohio
Perkins Motors
Wickens Studies Duties Of Office In Lorain
E. C. and Ted Wickens of Lorain, recently named commissioner after Harry L. Shaw’s resignation, visited the commissioners’ office to learn duties and prepare for swearing in. The commission was not received by noon but was expected Monday. Wickens arranged all steps except official oath and commission receipt.
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Ted Wickens
Lorain
Conunmr
Harry L. Shaw
Columbus
Wickens
Four Cleveland Men Face Extortion Trial Here
Four Cleveland men, two already jailed in the county for blackmail in Cleveland, are slated for trial Monday in Judge Gur B. Finler's court. They allegedly extorted 3690 dollars from Frank DeFazio last October. Tony Ciaccia and Guiseppe Guzzo are jailed here. Aneilo and Bruno Coroson are released from the penitentiary to appear.
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Cleveland
Gur B. Finler
Frank DeFazio
Tony Ciaccia
Guiseppe Guzzo
Prowski
Penitentierr
Ars Ed Aneilo
Bruno Coroson
20 Boys Questioned Over Property Damage on Weet River Street
Police Chief E J Stankard led interviews with about 20 boys and many parents regarding damage to vacant property on Weet River street near Third street. Investigators seek details after reports of intrusions at the site.
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Dore
E. J. Stankard Inday
Weet River Street
Third Street
Bors
County Schools Postpone Lorain Meet Agenda
The March gathering of Lorain County school superintendents and principals was postponed from Wednesday evening to Tuesday evening, March 31, by County School Superintendent C. A. Gibbons. The delay arose because Dr. G. H. of the state department of education cannot attend next Wednesday’s session.
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Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
G. H
State Department of Education
Gibbens
Death Records Include Several Local Obituaries
Multiple local notices report deaths and brief biographical details. Katherine Wester of North Main Street died at 2 00 p m after a four week illness. Belle Willis of Ren suburb Akron and Grant Aldrich of Lake Avenue Elyria are also noted with service and burial plans.
Funeral services announced for Liam F Hagenmyer
Masonic funeral services for Liam F Hagenmyer will be held from Blanke Funeral Home 15497 Detroit Lakes area Lakewood Monday afternoon. The body lies at the funeral home. He leaves a wife a son Willard HH one grandson two brothers George and Christi and four sisters Mrs Sophie Heller Mrs Louisa Stanz Mrs Birdie Krieger and Katherine Weik. River obit notes may follow.
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Liam F. Hagenmrer
Detroit Arenas
Lakewood
Monda
Hagenmyer
Willard HH
Twto
George
Christi
Sophie Heller
Louisa Stanz
Birdie Krieger
Katherine Weik
River
William P Driggs Dies After Long Illness
William P Driggs aged 39 died at Ely Memorial Hospital this morning at 12:40. He had been in poor health for a year and was brought to the hospital by transport. He previously lived in Ely and is survived by sister Mrs John Coinman and other relatives including Mrs Ken of Fiyria and Charles mim. His funeral arrangements are pending at LaPorte cemetery.
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Wiliam P. Driggs
John Coinman
Ato Ely Memorial Hospi
Driggs
Mt Health
Dorn
el Tia Deremver
Tisheid
Ohio
Ken
Colgate Rochester Seminary President Conference Speaker
Dr Albert W Beaven president at Colgate Rochester Seminary will speak at Oberlin College Religious Conference on March 24 and 25 He will address students Tuesday at noon in Finner Chapel and give talks at 425 pm in the King Bosworth room Men’s Building The theme is The Peace of Christianity in Religion Heaven attended Shortlie College and Rochester Theological Seminary and served as pastor and church leader with books to his credit
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Oberlin
Albert W. Beaven
Colgate Rochester Seminary
Oberlin College
Beaven
Finner Chapel
King-Bosworth
Beagen
Shortiefit College
Illinois
Rochester
Rochester Baptist Church
Association Christ
Federal Council of Churches
Oberlin Broadcast On WTAM Sunday Program
Oberlin residents tune in Sunday at 1 30 p m over WTAM for a concert and discussion by Dr Hari F prote emeritus of political science on The Constitution Is Doomed with Elbert Sisson Jorgensen and Vanderleiden Junge assisting and Miss Ruth Blair providing an English horn Romance. Prof R A Jeliffe continues as commentator as about a hundred attend a dinner by Henry Lincoln Relief Corps and guests from Elrria and Wellington Corps. Miss Chapman of the Conservatory solos Irish songs during dinner.
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Oberlin
WTAM
Hari F. Prote
Uni
Elbert Sisson
Jorgensen
Vanderleiden Junge
Forensic
Ruth Blair
Conservatory
Phillip Gaubert
R. A. Jelijffe
Perra
Henry Lincoln Relief Corps
Foir
Elrria and
Wellington Corps
St. Pat- Dar
Miss Chapman
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
No Corps
A. R. Kimpton Sant
Rose Warner
Flooded Ohio River Crest Dives Inland
The river near Huntington formed a two mile wide gap as floodwaters inundated towns upstream and downstream. A rescue steamer ferried food to Proctorville while Stout Ohio with 240 families faced isolation. Holbrook College campus and Huntington’s Marsha College were submerged and pending closures. Kentucky towns Ashland Callettsburg Greenup reported partial submersion with Cincinnati near flood stage.
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Huntington
Proctorrille
Stout. O
Manchester
Stouts
Holbrook College
Marsha College
Coal Grove
Hanging Bock
Ironton
Mlleport
Kentucky
Ashland
Callettsburg
Greenup
Cincinnati
Coner Island
Thefts Reported From Cars at Carlisle Inn
Police reported thefts from two parked cars. A coil and dashlight bulbs vanished from Lee Bright at 1020 West Avenue, and a blanket and terms were taken from Clyde Carr on Oberlin Road, while both vehicles were at Carlisle Inn last night.
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Lee Bright
West Avenue
Clyde Carr
Oberlin Road
Carlisle Inn
Butter and tire shipments reported lost near Norwalk
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick reported that a case of butter and a case of bicycle tires were lost between here and Oberlin yesterday, in a matter noted by the Norwalk Trucking Company.
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Here
Oberlin
Norwalk Trucking Company
Clarence W. Dick
Elyria and Wellington corps program highlights local talent
A brief program by the Elyria and Wellington corps featured a play by Mrs. Kimptor and Miss Grace Morgan, with support from other corps members. Ames Clevenger performed a piano solo and Alice Jean Murray did tap dancing.
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Elyria and Wellington Corps
Ohio University professor to lecture on Early Ohio Architecture
Ohio University professor Frank J. Roos Jr will give a Bald win lecture in Allen Art Building Monday evening March 23 at 730 discussing The Early Architecture of Ohio with slides to illustrate. Also listed: Dr Robert E Brown of Oberlin Theological School speaks Sunday March 22 at 730 on Emerging Personalities. Walter M Horton to speak at First Church Oberlin on The Source of Excellence. a choral group led by Professor Christiansen to assist in worship. two guest preachers at Zion Baptist Church with topics on Christ and the Christian Era. music by quartet The Southern. Mrs C Homamiton to present a talk on social problems in Oberlin. Further notes include local visits and travel of residents.
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Frank J. Roos, Jr
Ohio University
Baldwin
Allen Art Building
Pexe
Ohio
Eserhaging Vperhsunalileeds
Robert E. Brown
Oberlin School of Theology
First Methodist Church
Walter M. Horton
Oberlin
Christiansen
C. Homamitton
James Brand
Lenisa
Womens Association of the First Church
Debris clearance under way in flood struck Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh March 21 snow hampered relief work in western Pennsylvania but the district was returning to normal. The Allegheny Monongahela and Ohio rivers left scattered damage as cleanup began in suburbs. Downtown Pittsburgh damage estimates top 900 million dollars and metro area up to 250 million. National Guardsmen and about 1100 soldiers remained on duty. Health conditions were controlled with no fear of epidemics if regulations are followed. Pneumonia cases were reported in the district.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Monongahela
Ohio
Pittsarshi
Dennis
National Guardsmen
P. Mover
W. €. Cree
Red Cross
Doctor Kimble withdraws from gubernatorial race
COLUMBUS March 21 Dr C W Kimble a Defiance dentist withdrew today from the race for the Republican nomination for governor.
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Columbus
C. W Kimble
Defiance
Crystal Beach Ballroom to Open Tomorrow with Rollins Orchestra
The Crystal Beach ballroom in Ver Milion will open tomorrow for a Spring season debut. Ted Rollins and his orchestra will provide music for the opening dance.
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Crystal Beach Ballroom
Vermilion
Asa
Ted Rollins
Musec
Local Farmers Form Credit Union in Lorain County
Organization of the Lorain Farm Bureau Credit Union began with 24 Lorain County Farm Bureau members creating a temporary group and filing to incorporate. A seven member temporary board, four officers, and a budget for 75 000 shares at five dollars per share were set, with offices planned in Elyria and operations starting in about 10 days.
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Lorain Farm Bureau Credit Union, Inc
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Secretary of State
H. G. Portman
Amherst
Tessie Webber
Wellington
Mildred Brerler
Wellinktoon
Florence Brucker
Dean Bliss
Aros
J. E. Symons
Elyria
F. G. Prosser
Merritt Powell
Lorain Country Farm Bureau Service
Lorain Counts Farm Bureau Co-operative Association, Inc
Ton
Elyria Offces
Farm Bureau
N. J. Heskin
W. O. Hitchcock
Grafton
Powell
C. J. Bemmel
Courty
E. C. Cotten
Elmia
G. {. Hobos
Oberlin
Claude E. Clark
Cleveland
State Credit Union League
Railway Clerks Credit Union
Cleveland Board of Education
Clark
Ohio
Medina Country Farm Bureau
Court actions and damages filed in Elyria and surrounding area
Citizens Home and Savings Association sues John J Bohasn for 3248 on a note and seeks foreclosure of Sheffield township property. The Cleveland Trust Company sues to foreclose Lorain properties to satisfy a confessed judgment of 2287 from John Mazer et al. Henry Keller of Elyria sues James Wood of Lorain for 319 for damages from a December 11 auto collision at Lake avenue and Walnut street. Benny Noel sues Frank Kresinski for 319 after an automobile crash at Middle avenue and Third street on November 15. A verdict for the defendant was returned in a personal injury suit by David Gauss of Elyria against A W Francis of Elyria from November 29, 1934, while a prospective customer in the defendant's car. Beatrice Sherwood was granted a divorce from George H Sherwood on grounds of cross neglect of ny. court records revealed.
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Citizens Home and Savings Association
John J. Bohasn
Sheffield Township
Cleveland Trust Company
John Mazer
Henry Keller
Elyria
James Wood
Lorain
Aptomo
Lake Avenue
Walnut Street
Benny Noel
Frank Kresinski
Middle Avenue
Third Street
D. A. Cook
David Gauss
A. W. Francis
Beatrice Sherwood
George H. Sherwood
Rose O'Donnell 15 Sees Rapid Recovery After Crash
Rosemary O'Donnell, 15, of 405 Middle Avenue, was severely injured in a crash involving 71 people last Sunday night. Hospital officials at Eirmia Memorial report she is recovering and was allowed to sit in a wheel chair for the first time yesterday.
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Rosemary O'Donnell
Middle Avenue
Eirmia Memorial Hospital
Ridgeville Red Cross Seeks Flood Relief Donations
Ridgeville March 21 Red Cross asks for flood relief funds to be left at Halleis Grocery Fields Corners or Ridgeville Post Office. Donations are handled by Red Cross membership solicitors. Mrs. H. G. Stacey serves as Ridgeville Red Cross chairman.
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Ridgeville
Firemen Answer Two Alarms After Long Fire-Free Period
Two fire alarms, seven hours apart, struck Elvrra last night and this morning. At 7:30 p.m. L E Larkin 116 Water Street reported lint on a pipeless furnace catching fire. occupants extinguished it. At 2:28 a.m. a rug in the kitchen of Anton Plate 1529 West River Street ignited from a cigarette. occupants doused the rug and a small area of linoleum. Central Station hose and engine companies responded to both blazes.
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Elvrra Fire Department
Fremen
L. E. Larkin
Water Street
Central Fire Station
Kithen
Antone Plate
West River Street
Linvieun
Engine Company Number Three
Sentenced To Jail On Liquor Charge
John Molnar of Tremonstreet received the maximum penalty of a 200 dollar fine and zero days in county jail for possession of illegal liquor. He was sentenced before Judge Guy B Findley after a common pleas court jury conviction and stated his appeal through attorney C F Adams of Lorain.
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John Molnar
Tremonstreet
Commeoen Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Connimon Pleas
Molnar
C.F. Adams
Lorain
Mussolini charts corporative state with unions and federations
The article describes a corporative system under Mussolini with employers and workers federations at multiple levels from communal syndicates up to the state head. It notes parallel industry and agricultural confederations and a forthcoming step during a visit by Austrian and Hungarian leaders for a Danubian conference at Venice Palace.
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Mussolini
Ft Duce
Venice Palace
Number Two Continued From Pase
The area along the Conemaugh River and Scony creek suffered severe flooding that gutted businesses and swept merchandise away. Mayor Shields estimated property damage at 25.9 million dollars amid waterlogged shelves and ruined floors. Health officials warned of gas gangrene risk as supplies of vaccines and relief arrived. Clean up and rebuilding were expected to take about six months.
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Conemaugh
Scony Creek
Daniel J. Shields
Cleveland Produce Market Report and Livestock Prices
Market notes show steady butter and firm live poultry prices with hens and roosters listed, plus meat animal values from Cleveland Livestock with receipts around 350. Lambs, sheep, and hogs priced with ranges. wheat and oats quotes, eggs, butter, and dairy items listed for Chicago and Toledo markets. Records include numerous named commodities and price bands, with emphasis on farm produce and livestock markets.
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Cleveland
Leghorn Brewers
Maine
Idaho
Bex
Cleveland Livestock
Tweed
Chatee Lambs
Kcod
Chotee Wethers
Lake Avenue CHURCH NEWS AND COMMUNITY NOTES
Lake Avenue Church reports Sunday school at 9:50 morning service led by Pastor Earl R. Peck with series on Distinguished Characters. Neighborhood Banco to meet with Mrs. Winaford on March 24. 4 H girls Flying Needles and Shiny Thimbles met advisors at Mrs. L C Hecock’s home. presentation planned at Adelbert Street residence. Local families welcomed home from Florida amid travel woes. Social visits to Lake Avenue residents noted. Education club activity at Jefferson Junior High led by Miss Evelyn Brillhart. Mrs E J Law homebound with severe cold. Look not a gift horse in the mouth illustration referenced.
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Lake Avenue
Lake Avenue Community Church
Earl R. Peck
Iwa Ocleck
L. C. Hecock
Jean Phelps
V. V. Schaeffer
Adelbert Street
Chet Nichols
Adelert Street
Florida
Minnie McKee
Gertrude Hastings
Merret
West Virginia
E. Law
Frank Neumeier
Scons Lawrence
Circle
Columbia Station
Sophia Law
Elyria
E. J. Law
Helen Taylor
Mary Jean Crosker
Jefferson Junior High Friendship Club
Evelyn Brillhart
Woodland Avenue
Grace Hogan
Michigan Flyers End Mission Near Wheeling After Rescue Run
Emergency efforts dominated the night as sirens wailed and Red Cross cars ferried relief. Michigan airmen, guided by Granger, skirted danger zones near Elyria and Grafton before landing at an emergency field near Elshna. Granger and two companions planned to return home by air, while one traced the route by train to Lansing.
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Gott
William Pens
Pittsburgh
Granger
Red Cross
Wheeling
W. Va
Michigan
Elyria
Big Four
Baltimore & Ohio
Grafton
Elshna
Lansing
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Ambheko
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Aif Berial
Ridget Meme Park
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East Avenue
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Tee Cream Company
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Rewene Aldrich
Grant Air
Eisra Memorial Hospital
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Gust Martin
Clar Smith
West Park
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Witttax
William P. Driggs
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Use Day's Music Store
West Side Lumber and Coal CO
West Street
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American Red Cross Special Flood Relief Emergency Fund
Chronicle-Telegram
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Baldwin Lecterer
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Lindy Wigton
C. E. Wigton
Frank BR. Dew
Ruth Paddeck
Hindman
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Emmett Thompson, Jr
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Farmers Organize Credit Union
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Timothy Shen
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Carl B. Sage
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Fordson Tractor
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