Oberlin clubs schedule and local notices brief
Oberlin area groups plan meetings at various homes from March 27 to 29 including Sorosis J A Richards Forest street and Oberlin Women’s Club Wainwright family visiting, plus regular lodge and charity society gatherings. Community brief lists visitors including Miss Summers and Mrs Broadwell with local births and travels.
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Oberlin Women's Club
West College Street
Sorosis
J. A. Richards
Forest Street
Martes Club
S. B. Miller
East College Street
Oberlin Business and Professional Women's Club
Abigail Tea Room
Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Thomas Willis
Elmwood Place
Fansy
Order of Eastern Star
R. P. Harvey
South Cedar Avenue
Woodland Avenue
Sewing Bee
James Hosley Dies Two Days After Sister
James Hosley 78 died Saturday night at Allen hospital two days after his sister Miss Fannie Hosley. They lived on a farm south of Oberlin in Pittsfield township with no near surviving relatives. Double funeral services set for Tuesday at 2:00 pm at Sedgeman funeral parlors. burial in Westwood cemetery.
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Oberlin
James Hosley
Allen Hospital
Fannie Hosley
Pittsfield
Sedgeman
Westwood Cemetery
Crestline Legion to Hear L. E. Tuttle Tonight
L. E. Tuttle of Mc Whirter Post No 488 Crestline will address Karl Wilson Locke Post No 102 at their regular post assembly this evening on Sons of American Legion. Tuttle is active in Department and Fifth District Legion affairs and serves on the Department Youth Activities Commission and the Junior Baseball Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Tuttle
McWhirter
American Legion
Crestline
Karl Wilson Locke
Sons of American Legion
Tuttle
Department
Junior Baseball Commission
Club Activities In Oberlin This Week
Oberlin clubs schedule meetings this week including the Community Garden club at Behr Boot shop 7:30 p.m. Vine Rebekah lodge Karl Wilson Locke Post American Legion All-Star club with Mrs Mary Mallory 58 East College Women’s Civic League at Mrs Fannie Dyer 18 South street Men’s Civic Club at 7:00 p.m. at the Munge home South Park street and other gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Garden Club
Behr Boot
North Main Street
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
All-Star Club
Mary Mallory
East College Street
Women's Civic League
Fannie Dyer
South Street
Toresday
Civic Club
Munge
South Park Street
L. J. Morris
Industry and labor clash over NRA extension prospects
The piece outlines likely bargaining as the NRA extension nears mid June, with big business urging separation of labor reforms from trade regulation and broader bargaining hours, while labor pressures push for stronger protections. Senator Borah backs restoring antitrust laws as business posture shifts amid White House influence.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Labor Department
NRA
Roosevelt
Richberg-Lewis
Congress
Washington
Lewis
William Green
American Federation of Labor
William Borah
Idaho
Ohio governor clashed with liquor chief over Burk appointment
The state executive accused Mathews of failing to curb bootleg liquor and warned of his resignation. Governor Davey claimed two months gave Mathews a free hand yet results were unsatisfactory, while Burk plans to file civil service charges against Mathews this week as ant liquor director Norman Parr leads next steps.
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John Elder
Burr Gongwer
Cleveland
Gongwer
Burk
Mathews
Ohio
Davey
Equor
Civil Service Commission
Mathes Norman Parr
New Phladelphia
Ant Liquor
Rector
Hae
Mathen
Pees
Complete Course Of Instruction For Life-Saving Squads
A six weeks' course of instruction and practice for local lifesaving squads ends tomorrow. Young men and locals are to receive two life-saving certificates after completing the program under YMLC. Report notes a stolen robe from Charles Co, likely tied to a separate incident as a routine police bulletin.
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Aland
Red Cree
Plan To Raise More Funds For Pool
Campaign officials announced plans to fund an orthopedic swimming pool at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. The Easter drive by the International Society for Crippled Children's begins April 1 with seals sold nationwide, led from Elyria, Ohio. Governor Martin L. Davey supports the effort, noting it will boost funds and awareness for preventing physical handicaps. Proceeds in Elyria district aid the pool project, with seals expected to generate substantial contributions alongside earlier fundraising at President Roosevelt’s Birthday Ball.
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Fund For
Gates Hospital
International Society For Crippled Childrens
Intrnational Society
Elyria
International Society
Davey
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Lorain County
Roos Ree
Elsria
Death Record Mrs Humphrey Craddock
Mrs Humphrey Craddock formerly Alma George of Elyria died near noon Saturday March 23 at a hospital in Mexico Missouri where she had lived since marrying Humphrey Craddock about two years earlier She was born in Painesville Ohio in 1889 and moved to Elyria with her parents Mr and Mrs J George about 1910 She attended local schools graduated Elyria High School and later trained in Physio therapy in St Louis Missouri She practiced there and in Kansas City until marriage She is survived by her husband an infant son George Craddock about seven weeks old four other children Mabel B George of Findlay sister Mrs Wm TD Ty of Fremont attended the Congregational church and was a member of the Eastern Star in Maxien Craddock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Craddock
Alma Georze
Elyria
Mexico
Missouri
Craddock
Painesville
Ohio
J. George
Elyria High School
St. Louis
Washington University
Kansas City
FE Mere
Ead Wat
Incai
Frastern Star
Hi He
Raddo
Community Club Of South Ridge Meets Tuesday
The Community Club of South Ridge schedules a meeting for Tuesday. Representatives from local groups and residents are expected to attend as plans for neighborhood improvements are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Club of
South Ridge
Central Labor Unions Urge Action on Welfare Reform
Report from New York details urging U S central labor unions to press for welfare policy changes. Unclear lines reference Miss 4 and dates. article notes visits and meetings with officials in Washington and New York to discuss labor welfare goals.
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Summary
Cleveland market shows steady tone across cattle and hogs with mix of prices. Feeder calves, veal, and lambs noted with varying quotes. hogs and cows active with prime and choice categories highlighted. poultry and veal values appear in brief alongside grain quotes and bagged produce.
Priest Says U.S. Must Stay Out Of Quarrel
In Detroit on March 25 Father Charles Cousin of the National Union for Social Justice urges America to remain isolated from the international armament dispute and refuse aid to France or Italy. He calls for tax reform shifting burden from farmers and laborers to wealth owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detrouf
Amerisca
France
Ialy
England
Charles FE. Coushiin
National Union For Social Justice
Germany
French Chamber of Deputies
America
Harter Explains His Stance on Bonus Legislation
Congressman Harter details opposition to the Patman bill which passed the House 207 to 294 proposing to fund a $2 billion bonus via currency printing. He supports the Vinson bill endorsed by the American Legion, arguing it is not inflationary due to unspecified payment method. Harter remains doubtful the Patman bill will become law.
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House of Representatives
Harter
Vinson
American Legion
W. Harter
Continue from Page Four Charactions Stirred by Detro Item
Reported by McGrath Detective Agency as leaders Ralph Covert of Detroit and Harrison of Cleveland were questioned after leaving a downtown restaurant. They refused to leave town and were taken to the sheriff's office where they denied Communist ties and cited Fraternal connections to prove their positions.
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Cal
Ralph Covert
Detroit
Organisa
Harrison
Har
Cleveland
McGrath
Covert
Els. A
Cam
Caserts Caye
Ishow
Iais
Local autos stolen and arrests in brief
Rice reports car stolen from Middle avenue near Third street. A. F. Henry’s car stolen from Third street. Carl Gulch fined $10 for disorderly conduct after Lake avenue arrest. Walter Root fined $3 for intoxication. A grass fire near Riverside Court extinguished with no damage. Mrs. Jacobs reports a new spade stolen from 81 West River street.
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Jacobs
West River Street
Elyria High School Honors Top Home Rooms in First Semester
Elyria High announces that 25.4 percent of over six thousand grades in the first six weeks of the second semester were A and B. The top ranked home room was 12 class under W L Vaughn, followed by 11-A Floss Klopfinstein, 12-A Harry Rosene, 9-A Adele Brown, 12-A Eula Young, 10-A Lulila Eisenmann, and 12-4 Edna Jones.
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Elyria High School
C. P. Shivery
W. L. Vaughn
Floss Klopfinstein
Jiarry Rosene
Adele Brown
Eula Young
Lousila Eisenmann
Edna Jones
Gladys Powell
C. W. Koppes
Nelle Lewis
A. T. Smith
Lois
Littleton
A. Eaton
Carl Smith
Sheep and Wool To Be Discussed At Oberlin Meeting
Township representatives from the Lorain County Wool Growers Association will meet at East Oberlin Church to discuss wool shipping plans for the county and the overall wool situation. A committee including P. H. Blossom H. P. Voriman and H. T. Brewley will report on a flock improvement program. First shipping dates to the state association are set for April 29 and May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Wool Growers’ Association
East Oberlin
Lorain County Association
P. H. Blossom
H. P. Voriman
H. T
Industrial Accidents in Lorain County Rise in Month
Lorain County reports 146 industrial accident claims in a month with two fatalities and four serious injuries. Total time lost equals 14,085 days. Statewide counts show 11,579 claims, 102 fatalities, and a shift toward motor vehicle and commercial sector incidents.
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Lorato County
Thomas P. Kearns
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Lorain County
Court fines and legal actions in Lorain County notices
Ray Baker of 102 High street was fined $5 and costs for intoxication after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro, following an arrest by Sheriff Gerald Nau on Saturday night. Elbert Low of Avon Lake paid $1 and costs for a dog license violation in Petro’s court. Joe Klein of Elyria pleaded not guilty to a statutory charge, with a hearing set for tomorrow afternoon. A proposal to wear black gowns by common pleas judges and place a rail before benches was referred to the bar’s executive committee. Lorain County Savings and Loan filed suit against William M. Whitney et al for 3622 dollars plus foreclosure of property in Eaton township, and against Leroy C. Meyer et al for 1318 dollars plus foreclosure. Fred Justice, administrator of William Lowery’s estate, sought permission to sell Brighton township real estate to pay debts, naming Hester J. Harvey of Mansfield as defendant.
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Soapanpacer
Ray Baker
102 High Street
Joseph Petro
Gerald Nau
Elbert Low
Avon Lake
Joe Klein
Elyria
Onty
Mildred Hiall
Oberlin
Common Pleas
Executive Committee of
the Bar
Lorain County
He Lorain County Savings and Company
William M. Whitney
Fred Justice
William Lowery
Brighton Township
Hester J. Harvey
Mansfield
Union talks falter as plant workers drop to few on strike
Fragmentary text shows 149 workers involved, but only about 38 men remained at work as the strike began to paralyze production. Hoff claimed the company granted some demands but refused to sign a contract, while the union denied seeking a closed shop. Company officials disputed claims of halted production.
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Hoff
Mes
Sax
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Elsie Summers
Ohio State University
H. A. Broadwell
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Fremont
Eli Radosevic
East
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Legion
Sederis Restaurant
Charles Co Sirect
ACME
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O'Donnell Paint & Etsra
Ohio Court St
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U.S. Central of Labor Unions
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New York
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Asa King
Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
Maine
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Florida
Cleveland Livestock
Vattla
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Lambs Fy
Toarsed Luna
Roy Rood
Smaes Choles
Medias Oo
U.S
Tota
Brown
Elk’s Restaurant
Carl Gulch
Lorain
W. H. Vanoster
Lake Avenue
Walter Root
Riverside Court
Findlay
Gereay
Cincinnati
C.h.merthe & Co
Cardinal
Thrift Days
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Tyler
Axminster
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
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