Amherst bond issue upheld in municipal electric plant case
Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley upheld the validity of an 80000 bond issue to finance a municipal electric plant in Amherst. The suit by George N Vollmer charged the bonds were a tax loan and misissued. Bonds were privately sold to Van Lahar Dall and Ispherding Inc of Cincinnati and partially held by the state teachers retirement fund and Ohio National Bank. The project, with a total cost of 145000, relies on a 65000 federal grant and a local share of 80000. The village now advances a municipal plant after long negotiations with Ohio Public Service Co. and continues to own its distribution system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
George N. Vollmer
Findley
Bonding
Court of Appeals
van Lahar, Dall and Ispherding, Inc
Cincinnati
State Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Ohio National Bank of Columbus
Harold Northcutt
Ohio Public Service Co
Sees Opportunity in Lorain County Elementary Teaching
C A Gibbons Lorain County superintendent believes more girls should pursue elementary teacher training due to shortages in the district. He notes rising training requirements and a shift toward four years by 1945, with some flexibility for current entrants beginning in 1943.
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Lorain County
C. A Gibbons
Gibbons
Gibbens
Bolivia Calm Under State Of Siege After Carabineer Uprising
Bolivia remained calm yet under a state of siege as about 200 Carabineers led by Antonio Campero Arce, former Bolivian minister to Italy, rose up. A peculiar line notes, The omission of performing good art may be a commission of an evil one.
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Bolivia
LA Paz
Antonio Campero Arce
Italy
Peterson's Ointment relief for piles claimed in ad
Millions over 30 years used Peterson's Ointment for piles relief. The ad touts a cooling soothing and astringent formula with a testimonial of stopped itching and sleepless nights. A 35c box and 60c tube with applicator are advertised with a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Lorain County music teachers elect officers and expand contest
The Lorain County In and About Club at its final 1939 30 meeting at Oberlin Inn elected Floyd C. Moore president succeeding Russell Petersen and R L Crowe vice president succeeding Howard F. Brown with Mabel Easley as secretary treasurer. The club voted to enlarge the county solo and ensemble contest to include Elyria Lorain Oberlin Amherst and parish and public schools alike, offering more judges and opportunities for private teachers. The committee to arrange the contest includes Moore Williams Kurwan Brown, Rossiter and Frank. About 30 teachers attended the dinner and program at Oberlin Inn featuring Arthur Williams of the Oberlin Conservatory, harp demonstrations, accompaniment talks, and a Dalcroze eurythmics demonstration.
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Lorain County
Oberlin Inn
Floyd C. Moore
Fairlawn Avenue
Elyria
Russell Petersen
Denson Avenue
R. L. Crowe
Grafton
Howard F. Brown
Lorain
Mabel Easley
Twelfth Street
Helen V. Dickey
Denison Avenue
Oberlin
Amherst
F. C. Moore
A. J. Williams
Lucille Kurwan
Marjorie Rossiter
Gerald M. Frank
Arthur Williams
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Lack Of Christian Charity Condemned By The Pope
Vatican reports Pope Pius XII told 4,000 pilgrims at the Vatican that the war stems from a lack of Christian charity among statesmen. He denounced neo paganism and warned that exalting human pride endangers humanity, urging a return to Christian civilization to avoid perish.
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Vatican City
Pius
Firemen Called But Find No Blaze
Elscia firemen celebrated a two week fire record as a grass fire alarm on West Street prompted a response. Fireman Jack W. Dillman checked the 600 block and the 400 block with the service truck but found no fire or smoke in either location. If a blaze occurred yesterday it was extinguished without fire department aid.
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Elscia
Furl
West Street
Jack W. Dillman
Penfield Leach child dies after ten days in hospital
Nine year old Laurene Marie Leach of Penfield died Tuesday at Lod hospital after ten days of confinement. A fourth grade student at Penfield School she is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Richard Leach two sisters Virginia and Lois and her grandmother Mrs Wills Leach Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at the Congregational church with Rev Weyrick presiding burial in Penfield cemetery Also Mrs Mary H Barnes widow of James J Barnes of 311 Park Avenue will have funeral Thursday at 9 a m from St Marys church and burial in St Marys cemetery
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Penfield
Laurene Marie Leach
Lod
Penfield School
Richard Leach
Virginia
Lois
Wills Leach
Congregational Church
Weyrick
Penfield Cemetery
Mary H Barnes
Park Avenue
James J. Barnes
1St Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Views On Causes Of Delinquency In Lorain County Schools
William Wickens, assistant prose cutor, told superintendents and principals at the Mark-Jey School meeting that the main cause of juvenile delinquency is the desire to get something for nothing. He cited lack of home discipline, radio and motion pictures, and idleness as contributing factors. Wickens noted many youths admit radio or film influence and that few crimes go unsolved in Lorain County. He argued education alone won’t solve crime and urged expanded programs for youths out of school, including evening classes and recreational options, plus job help.
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William Wickens
Wickens
Lorain County
Mark- Jey
Mansfield Reformatory
Welles May Make Report Tomorrow
Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles has completed his report on the European situation and is expected to hand it to President Roosevelt tomorrow afternoon. The Conte di Savoia en route to New York is due to arrive at 9 a.m. and Welles will proceed to Washington after landing for a White House conference in the afternoon.
Court notes and traffic injury and civil judgments
Meurice Banks a Carlister township constable was treated at Elynia Memorial Hospital at 1 a.m. for facial lacerations after his car veered off Route 57 south of Elyna, reportedly blinded by headlights. An agreed judgment for 837 dollars in Dora B. Lyman vs George H. Chamberlain as administrator of Sophia Schaible estate was disclosed in common pleas entries. A verdict for defendant in the Cor Mens, Henry Cormens suit against Mary Kaplansky et al. was returned in a $2,000 personal injury case.
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Meurice Banks
Carlister Township
Elynia Memorial Hospital
Hils
Elyna
Dora B. Lyman
George H. Chamberlain
Sophia Schaible
Common Pleas Court
Ilary Kaplansky
R. B. Findlevere
Henry Cormens
Leran
Elyrians Attend Sales Meeting at Hotel Carter
Elyria and nearby dealers totaling between 40 and 45 from Elyria Lorain Ashland and Painesville joined about 1 200 dealers for the Camberley Spring dealer meeting at the Hotel Carter in Cleveland. Principal speaker was Harold H Burton Cleveland mayor with several city officials among the guests as the company outlined its 1940 sales and advertising program emphasizing a safety campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Oi Company
Elyria
Carter
Cleveland
Co 8
Lorain
Ashiebula
Painesville
Betts
Harold H Burton
Reopen Probe Of Horst Case
Orrville Ohio March 27 two investigations into the 12 year old disappearance of Melvin Horst from his Orrville home rest on the premise he may still be alive Gov Smoker and a newspaper led inquiries while Mayor Wilman and Sheriff Mills sought state help Last kidnapping occurred December 27 1928 when Horst was four Years old. A former Akron gangster and a California inquiry added to mixed testimonies involving Wayne county residents and Akron bootleggers. Indicted Elias Nus Arnold and son Arthur faced charges of child stealing with later acquittal and release of other family members.
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Orrville
Little Melvin Horst
John W. Smoker
Bricker
C. W. Willaman
Orivale
Ed Mills
Wayne County
Columbus
Horst
Akron
Ohio
Penientiary
Victor J Moute
State Welfare Department
California
Marion Webb
London
Monte
Melvin
Bay
Onte
Elias “Nuls” Arnold
Fami Uy
Horsts
Elias
Arthur
Ohio Penitentiary
Arnold
Charles Hannah
J Junior
Arnolds
British Tanker Sinks In North Sea
The British oil tanker Dagnestan of 5742 tons sank in the North Sea on Sunday. The captain and three crew members drowned. Other items report multiple traffic and accident injuries and deaths across Cincinnati and Columbus, including a 13 year old crushed from a fall and a 16 year old killed in a collision, with details of vehicles and locations.
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North Sea
London
Chicago Market Reports Bring Steady Prices Across Goods
Chicago markets show steady prices across eggs grain flour and produce. Reports from buyers and elevator firms detail bids for wheat corn oats rye and various mill products along with near by wholesale prices in Toledo and local produce items including beets tomatoes lettuce and cabbage.
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Chicago
Butte
Sheets Elevator Co
Mantua Milling 'O
Telimothy
Auction notice for Ralph W. Kolbe estate near Lorain
Personal property to be sold at public auction on Tuesday April 2 at 10 00 am at the late residence three miles west of Lorain city limits first house south on Kolbe road Black River two. 2 horses 18 head cattle Holsteins Guernseys Jerseys 1935 Ford 12 ton truck farm tools and grain including oats hay soybeans wheat and corn. Machinery listed with Massey Harris Farmall New Idea and more. Terms cash day of sale. Administratrix Louise M Kolbe. Lunch at noon. Auctioneer Clayton H Long. Clerk Lee Klinect.
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Ralph W. Kolbe
Lorain City
Kolbe
Black River
FORD
Massey Harris
McCormick
McCormick- Deering
New Idea
Superior
McCormick-Deering
Louise M. Kolbe
Clayton H. Long
Grafton
Lee Klinect
Rist
Henrietta School
Fordson
John Deere
Deering
Conrad Adler
FL Clark
Oberlin Ohio
Father Of Elyrians Dies In Arkansas
Henry Brown, father of four Elyrians, died at his Camden Arkansas home at 4 30 am Tuesday on his seventieth birthday Survived by wife Maggie and ten children with two sons in Elyria James P Brown and Theodore Brown Two daughters in Elyria Mrs Azelea Yarbrough and Mrs Belva Stewart and others in Painesville Detroit and Camden Funeral services set for Thursday in Camden with burial there.
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Henry Brown
Camden
Arkansas
Elyria
James P. Brown
Theodore Brown
Azelea Yarbrough
Belva Stewart
Brown
Maggie Brown
Lillian Ware
Leona Langford
Cleo Harris
Oll
Painesville
Arthur Brown
Detroit
Alphonso Brown
P. C Brown
Fire destroys tipple at Sterling mine Salineville Ohio
A fire destroyed a tipple at the Sterling mine in Carroll County on the Columbus line, owned by J. M. Herst Coal Company. Estimated damage reached 50000 dollars with 150 men employed. The report notes associated but unclear figures for feed, livestock and receipts in the OCR text.
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Tipple
Salineville
Sterling
J. M. Herst Coal Company
Columbana
Carroll County
Gospel Tabernacle Elects Leaders At Annual Meeting
The Elyria Gospel Tabernacle held its second annual meeting last night adopting a constitution and by laws. The congregation affiliated with the Co operative fellowship of the assemblies of God with headquarters in Springfield Missouri. Mrs Eliza Gordon a founder and pastor was named honorary pastor and lifetime church board member, Rev I E Ade accepted the unanimous call to be pastor. Reports cited progress across departments.
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Elyria Gospel Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Co-operative Fellowship
The
Assemblies of God
Springfield
Eliza Gordon
Church Board For Life
I. E. Ade
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Welles
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance Phone
Albert Patterson, Jr
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ife
Robert Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cantor MJ. Tracy
Flant Sup't
Salem
O. Maren
William Leopoldé
Canton
Superior Sheet Metal Company
Louisville
Columbiana
Joe Ochaik
North Ridge Road
William Rader
Abbe Road
Sycamore Street
Stone
Stones Grillsroad St
Phoulck
Hubbard
Toledo
Sa. & Soc
Homeghowers
Hothouse
Wbreut
Leghorn
Bug
New York
Colo
Bharida Eda
Sidu
Stow
Amy Lu
Edie
Elyrians
Fu Dogpil CO
S& C
Iydy
SUE and Lambs
Hong Eso
Vbofee
Gospel Tabernacle
Broad Street
Hormel
Fisher’s
Fisher's Finest Bread
Florida
B. de
Fisher's
Gerber
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