Rebuild All Ohio Welfare Institutions Call Proposed
J Harry McGregor of Coshocton said a House resolution will call for a general rebuilding program for all Ohio state welfare institutions and improved working conditions for state employees. He called current conditions deplorable and Ohio’s care ranking 37th among states, as welfare survey informed 1957 38 expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. Harry McGregor
Coshocton
House Finance Committee
McGregor
Winancn
Ohio
Higher Egg Prices In Fall Forecast
Lorain County farmers buy baby chicks as fall price outlook shifts. C L Hummel notes spring egg prices fall less than usual and hatchings decline, implying higher fall prices and reduced egg marketings. County extension offers OSU bulletin on chick raising with housing, feeding, temperatures, and trouble control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. L Hummel
Hummel
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service
Peaks Growings Also Shrinking on Hawaii Heights
Map makers and guide writers revise Hawaii peak data after a U. S. Geological Survey finds Mauna Kea at 13 784 feet and Mauna Loa at 13 680 feet. Haleakala on Maui falls to 10 025 feet, indicating shifts in measured elevations across the islands.
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Honolulu
Tertiory
Hawaii
U. S. Geological Survey
Mauna Kea
U. S. National Park of
Hawaii Island
Mauna Loa
Island of
Maui
Haleakala Peak
Death of Rev Charles Austin of Cincinnati
Death notice reports Reverend Charles Austin died March 7 in Cincinnati. He resigned from the College of Presbyterian church after 22 years due to ill health and increasing helplessness. A noted organist and choir director, he preached in Elyria at times and was beloved by his parish. Surviving are his wife Helen Gardner Austin their daughter Mrs Sele Seming of Cincinnati and Charlotte Austin studying in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Austin Ward
Cincinnati
Charles Austin
Helen Gardner Austin
W. N. Gates
College of Presbyterian Church
Austin
Elyria First Congregational Church
Mrs. Austin
Sele Seming
Charlotte Austin
Detroit
Mrs Martha Holzhauer 70 Dies at Birmingham Home
Mrs Martha Holzhauer of Birmingham dies at 4 90 Sunday morning aged 70 born in Germany who immigrated at 14 and lived locally She is survived by her husband Hartman and many children from Amherst Lorain and Elvira and two brothers with services set for Tuesday at 2 00 pm at Zilch Funeral Home officiated by Rev Samuel Kaetzel of Henrietta M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Holzhauer
Birmingham
Germany
Hartman
Conrad Baetz
Brownhelm
William Baetz
Amherst
Richard Sanders
Henrietta
Walter Albrecht
Clifford Smith
Elvira
Oscar Ceise
Carl Stinen
Lorain
John
George
Louis
Birminshama
George Schaffer
Oberlin
John Schaffer
Wellington
Zilch
Samuel Kaetzel
Henrietta M. E. Church
Oliver W Bundy 84 Dies in Elyria After Brief Illness
Oliver W Bundy aged 84 died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born October 20, 1852 in Colerain Ohio he had lived at Elyria Home for the Aged for four and a half years. He leaves one son Lawrence Bundy of Kent Ohio. The body will be moved Wednesday at 9:00 A M from Taylor's Funeral Home to the Home for the Aged for services at 10:00 A M. Funeral services continue at 2:30 P M at Salem M E church with burial in Hope cemetery Salem Ohio. Dr E J Bond and Rev Karl P Meister to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver W. Bundy
Elyria Home
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Colerain
Ohio
M. E. Church
Lawrence Bundy
Kent
Taylor
Salem M. E
Hope Cemetery
Salem
E. J. Bond
Karl P. Meister
Edward Wasem 67 Axtel Farmer Dies At Vermilion Township
Edward C Wasem 67 of Axtel Vermilion township died yesterday morning at his residence after a heart attack He was born in Tuscarawas county lived forty years in Axtel where he farmed He leaves wife Elizabeth three sons Lloyd Raymond Edwin three sisters and five brothers Funeral services Wednesday at 2 90 from Vermilion Reformed church Rev S I Roger to officiate Burial in Maplegrove cemetery Axtel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Wasem
Axtel
Vermilion Township
Tuscarawas County
Wasem
German Reformed Church
Vermilion
Axtel Grange
Elizabeth
Lloyd
Raymond
Amherst
Edwin
New York
Cora Beavier
New Philadelphia
Nettie Miller
Orrville
Bessie Jenkins
Elmer
Berlin Heights
William
Birmingham
Herbert
Akron
Robert
Dover
Walter
Ashland
Vermilion Reformed Church
S. I. Roger
Maplegrove Cemetery
Albert C McMullen dies after illness in Elyria
Albert C McMullen of 205 Broadstreet died Sunday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after three months illness. Born in La Porte on June 19, 1879 he lived in Elyria and La Porte all his life and worked as a receiving clerk at Colson Company. Survived by wife Amanda five children Oliver Charles Donald Doris two grandchildren and siblings Mrs Howard McDonald Mrs Fred Arias William Jesse Burt. Funeral Tuesday at 3 59 p m Sudro Curtis Funeral Home officiated by Rev Will Foster with burial in La Porte cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Clayton McMullen
Elyria Memorial Hospital
la Porte
Elyria
Colson Company
Amanda
Oliver
Charles
Cleveland
George Heuser
Donald
Doris
Howard McDonald
Grafton
Fred Arias
Columbia Station
William
Jesse
Burt
la Grange
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Will Foster
la Porte Cemetery
Funeral services for Frederick Koepke announced
Funeral services for 47 year old Frederick Koepke who died Saturday morning at Elvina Memorial Hospital will be held Tuesday at 2 90 from Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with burial in Columbia Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Koepke
Elvina Memorial Hospital
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Columbia Cemetery
Funeral rites for George H. Sayers held in Ridgeville
Funeral rites for George H. Sayers of Ridgeville will be conducted Tuesday at 2 PM from the late home on the Cleveland road with Rev. D. S. Carpenter of Fields officiating. Burial follows in Ridgeville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Sayers
Ridgeville
Cleveland Road
World’s quiet revolution reshapes humanity in hearts
The statement frames a rising, steady shift toward a more humane consciousness in people. It emphasizes inner transformation as the true, enduring change guiding society forward.
Miss Catherine Meeks Weds Russel Hadaway
Announcement of marriage between Miss Catherine Meeks of 100 East College Street daughter of Harry Meeks of North Ridgeville and Russel Hadaway son of Mr and Mrs L R Hadaway of North Ridgeville. The ceremony was held Saturday March 20 at 9 pm in Ripley New York at the home of Rev Phipps pastor of the Methodist church with no attendants. The couple plans to reside in North Ridgeville where Hadaway works for Ridge Tool Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Meeks
East College Street
Harry Meeks
North Ridgeville
Russel Hadaway
L. R. Hadaway
Ripley
New York
Phipps
Methodist Church
Hadawar
The
Ridge Tool Company
Eleven O. H. S. Cagers Receive Yearly Letters
Eleven members of the Oberlin High School basketball squad were awarded letters at their annual banquet held at the Oberlin Tavern. C. E. Wigton presided and Coach Warren F. Ott presented letters to Philip Worcester Paul Morris Herman Hudwell Charles Frye Norman Willbond Morton Campbell William Wigton Robert Dew John Strong Donald Slater and manager Dudley Wood. Philip Worcester was named honorary captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Tavern
C. E. Wigton
Warren F. Ott
Philip Worcester
Paul Morris
Herman Hudwell
Charles Frye
Norman Willbond
Morton Campbell
William Wigton
Robert Dew
John Strong
Donald Slater
Dudley Wood
Local Guests Attend family And Anniversary Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Ellis Van der Pyl and children from Cleveland visited Dr N Van der Pyl in Cedar street. Will Lyons from Michigan stayed with cousin Mrs Doren Lyons on North Cedar avenue. Helen and Glen Clapp attended the golden wedding of D J and Mrs Clapp in Kipton. Robert Liman and D J Wood called on C A Prather in Elyria. Buster Franklin of Clarksfield visited his mother Ida Clapp on North Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis van der Pyl
Cleveland
N. van der Pyl
Cedar Street
Will Lyons
Michigan
Doren Lyons
North Cedar Avenue
Helen
Glen Clapp
North Main Street
Mrs
D. J. Clapp
Kipton
Robert Liman
D. J. Wood
C. A. Prather
Elyria
Buster Franklin
Clarksfield
Ida Clapp
First Sit-Down Occurred In Akron Reported By Trade Magazine
Philadelphia report notes the first sit-down strike on record occurred in Akron driven by extreme cold, cited by Automotive Industries. The article discusses widespread belief about the event and its historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Philadelphia
United States
Automotive Industries
Supreme Court Workloads and Jurisdiction Debate
Chief Justice replies to Wheeler affirming the court is abreast of its work and can adjourn after all ready cases are disposed of. Hughes notes the docket includes 13 original cases and many appellate matters with 656 dispositions so far this term, arguing division of the court would hurt efficiency. He cautions against enlarging the court or splitting panels, saying the current size remains adequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Wheeler
Hughes
Sit-down strike spreads as workers occupy Firestone plant
A 1936 report notes a tire builder and 60 union workers at a Firestone plant engaged in a sit-down after a dispute. The three day stoppage ended by arbitration and helped popularize the tactic, later adopted in Goodrich plants and learned by European workers through publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone Rubber Interests
Goodrich
Burglary Gang Foiled by Patrolman in Bank Heist
Three masked gunmen attempted a stickup after forcing entry to a building. Patrolman Grill drew his pistol, ordering the trio to drop their guns. The robbers fled with a small haul after police entered. a satchel held burglary tools dynamite and percussion caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grill
Choice Turmoil Among German Youth on Eve of Hitler Rise
In the days before Hitler’s ascent millions of disillusioned young Germans faced a choice between joining the Communist or Nazi camps, reflecting widespread indecision and political doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Ballots Tampered With In Lawrence County Allegations Rise
Secretary of State William J. Kennedy pressed Governor Davey to call a special grand jury in Lawrence County over alleged election fraud. He cited a case of tampering and remarking ballots tied to the county commissioner race last November. Attorney General Duffy would oversee if ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William J. Kennedy
Davey
Lawrence County
Kennedy
Herbert S. Duffy
Duffy
Two Personal Injury Suits in Lorain Court
In Judge Guy B Findleys court two $50 500 suits filed by Lorain nurses Ethel Starkey and Genevieve Riedy against The Advance Transportation Co were tried jointly with Lieut George Carson also suing. The accident occurred March 7 1955 on Lake Road three miles west of Lorain. Carson previously won $2500 in a prior trial but a retrial produced a verdict for the defendant. David Yarmack sues Paul Stantion for $1900 over dispossession of Amherst property purchased in 1928 with a claim it was unenumbered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Findley
Ethel Starkey
Genevieve Riedy
Lorain
Advance Transportation Company
George Carson
Lake Road
Carson
Transportation Company
David Yarmack
Paul Stantion
Rush Street
Elyria
Amherst
Legal notices outline foreclosure and damages suits in Lorain area
The Home Owners Loan Corporation sues Louis Petrovich for 4396 to foreclose in Lorain Ipswich England last October. Joseph Delaney sues Libbie Schultz for 825000 for injuries from a March 30 1935 car crash at Routes 10 and 20. Bend er Body Co cancelled a 75000 mortgage on Willys Overland plant. George L Smith sues Jessie C Wagar for 821 to foreclose in Lorain. Assiad Nehmer sues John Atte et al for 533 on a promissory note. Isabelle Cook seeks divorce from Dan H Cook of Steubenville and restoration of her maiden name Isabelle FE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Louis Petrovich
Lorain
Ipswitch
Eng
Joseph Delaney
West Dover
Libbie Schultz
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elyria
Assiad Nehmer
John Atte
South Amherst Et al
Isabelle Cook
R. PD
Dan H. Cook
Steubenville
Isabelle FE. Boyd
County Commissioners Attend Three Day State Conference
The board of county commissioners travels to Columbus for a three day business conference with state officials and departments. They will discuss Lorain County road program plans with the highway department and confer with state relief officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Columbus
Highway Department
State
Lorain County
Mortgage suit filed against Reitz for foreclosure in Avon
The Andwur Mortgage Loan Company filed suit against Kath erine Reitz and others for 3248 dollars seeking foreclosure on property in Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
Katherine Reitz
May Fletcher Granted Divorce from James D Fletcher
May Fletcher gains a divorce on grounds of gross neglect. The decree, granted by Judge D A Cook, restores her to her maiden name May Freund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Fletcher
James D. Fletcher
May Freund
D. A. Cook
Arkansas lists artists for state catalogue
The University of Arkansas is compiling a catalogue of Arkansas artists and their works. The booklet will cover architecture galleries industrial art museums craftwork reference material and club activities across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Bicycle Championship of France Decides Paris race in April
The Bicycle Championship of France will be decided in Paris in April. The event determines the national cycling champion with a final stage through the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Texas school blast details emerge after deadly explosion
Witnesses describe a blast from below the ground floor at the school killing and injuring many children. Investigators identify the last of 426 dead, with about 15 children missing and 49 seriously wounded. Foreman Clark says Parade Company gas may have been connected to the line, while janitors testified to connections during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ‘Texas
T. J. York
Dale
Sue Emberling
Sue
Emberlings
Yorks
Foreman Clark
Parade Company
Shaw
Joe Hill
Board of Inquiry
Floyd Hunt
Clark
Humble Oil Company
E. 0. Schock
University of Texas
Cleveland Prouce Butter and Eggs Market Steady
Market steady across items with extras 40c for butter and 24% for eggs. Listings show wide ranges for live poultry, potatoes, cattle, calves, sheep and hogs with multiple weights and grades, including Leghorn, capons, and various potato origins and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U. S
Idaho
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maine
Texas
Florida
Officials seek answers as inquiry wraps up in New London blast
Dr. Schock said the upward blast force spread wreckage through the roof and added new facts from the board of inquiry. Col. Parker announced martial law would end once the board adjourns, likely today, as East Texas schools check heating systems to prevent repeats after a Nat gas radiator vent in Troup was found to end in hollow tile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schock
East Texas
Troup
C. E. Brown
Brown
Board of Inquiry
New London School
Pulsebeats Travel On Radio Waves
Wireless observation of pulse and respiration becomes possible with Sen. Micola Pende guarding the device. A physician can monitor a patient remotely, even across the earth, via wireless cardiograph now installed on the liner Rex to supply passengers with rapid medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Micola Pende
Rex
Pasengers
Waterspout Tragedy Claims Two Divers Near Aru Islands
A giant waterspout killed two young Malay divers off the Aru Islands in the Malay Archipelago while pearl fishing. The storm flooded their boat and drove it to the seabed, ending their dive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Aru Islands
Malay Archipelago
Hens fitted with steel spectacles to curb pecking
Mrs Blanche Blodgett of East Pittston Ma outfits her hens with steel glasses that block forward sight while allowing up and down views. The glasses are held in by a painless cotter pin through the beak to stop pecking to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Pittston
Blanche Blodgett
The Greek Socrates and the Chinese Confucius aged alike
A concise note observes that Socrates and Confucius lived roughly the same era, implying parallel timelines in ancient philosophy and thought between Greece and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socrates
Confucius
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Johnston Gift and
East Second St
Bluebird
Foundry
Highland
Pittsburgh
Esther Wood
Professor Street
Allan Harris
Vine Rebdah Lodge
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
Oberlin Women’s Club
F. R. Dew
North Pleasant Street
D. R. Moore
Oberlin Junior Forum
Dorothy Smith
Norma Hammond
Oberlin Masonic Lodge
Nellie Smith
Parker Phillips
Eastern Stara
Martin
Gravit
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Methodist Parsonage
South Cedar Avenue
J. D. Yocom
Oberlin League of Women Voters
Wright Laboratory
Lford Taylor
Odd Fellows Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Oberlin Stamp Club
City Hall
J. W. Hill
West College Street
Edith Keller
Munilc
Pythian
Albert C. McMullen
Sayers
Pocahontas
Schroll Coal
Aperan
Country Recorder
Bender Body Company
Willys-Overland Company
George L. Smith
Jessie C. Wagar
Crystal Restaurant
Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Sederis
Star Court
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
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