Two Collisions Reported In City Streets
Two car crashes are reported. Don Dennis, 21, of Cleveland, demolished front of his car after rear ending a Buckeye Stages bus on Route 20 near the railroad crossing. Bus driver Edwin Haywood, 32, of Pasadena Avenue, is involved. A midnight collision on Schramm road damaged Dr. F. A. Lawrence’s car, struck by Walter Marlett, 22, backing his vehicle. Marlett’s address is Bond Street. Police investigators Deputy Sheriff Anthony Pollock and Chiefs Deputy William G. Smith, Deputy John Hudak reported details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Dennis
Cleveland
Buckeye Stages
Route 20
Anthony Pollock
Edwin H. Haywood
Pasadena Avenue
F. A. Lawrence
Hastern Heights Boulevard
Schramm Road
Walter Marlett
Bond Street
Marlett
William G. Smith
John Hudak
Photography at YMCA Camera Club Meeting
Table top photography engaged the attention of YMCA Camera Club members at their meeting last night. Enthusiasts produced a great variety of photographs and the house committee also discussed plans for a proposed dark room at the YMCA for member use.
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Y.M. C. A. Camera Club
Wakeman Ladies Club and Circles Report
Wakeman notes document the Good Grooming meeting at Mrs. C. E. Shelton’s River Street home with about twenty attendees. April 22 is set for the next gathering as the Riverside Reading Circle and Bible Class fellowship meet nearby with topics on nature, naval academy, and forest conservation, plus brief local social items and recent movements of residents.
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Wakeman
C. E. Shelton
River Street
W. S. Wood
Garden Club
C. T. Bailey
F. E. Eastman
Clifford McMann
Carl Ketchum
Blaine
Milton Hurst
Riverside
Lewis Rouk
Norwalk
L. A. Burk
Rescue Drama Delights Two Year Old In Locked Bathroom
Boston police staged a dramatic rescue when two year old Marian Davis locked herself in a third floor bathroom. Officers used a ladder to reach the window and free her. The child cheered the procedure and wondered why the door could not be unlocked sooner.
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Boston
Marian Davis
Marian
Fust
Court fines bakery employee for reckless driving
Alex Bust, a Lorain bakery employee, was fined 21.14 total after a reckless driving arraignment before Justice Preston L. Coon. He was arrested March 23 by Deputy Emil Kubishke for going 75 mph on Detroit road through Avon. The event also notes civic visits and court actions involving local officials.
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Alex Bust
Lorain
Preston L. Coon
Emil Kubishke
Detroit
Avon
Lake Avenue
William F. Grall
Birthday Celebrations and Card Club Gatherings
A group celebrates Mr. George Surman’s birthday at home with gifts and cards. The Markley Bridge Club met at Mrs. George Surman’s home with two guests and a luncheon. Ladies of the Card club held gatherings at Griswold Road and a house warming party for Mrs. Gill. Ice cream, wafers, and accordion music enlivened the evenings as high scores noted. The Ways and Means committee plans a March meeting at Mrs. Keller’s home. A Bingo parity is set for March 31 at M F church. Little James Gill sustains a leg injury requiring twelve stitches at school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Surman
Markley Bridge Club
J.de Michele
Harold Surman
Elyria
Geraldine
Irene
Richard Hardy
M Oro
John Gill
Griswold Road
Pauline Gill
Stang
Harry Mitchel
Gill
J. G. Morris
W. E. Heck and Sons
J. J. Cook and Son
Beatrice Gill
M. G. Keller
W. R. €. Lodge
James Gill
Lake Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Hospital admissions list includes Mrs. Donald Goodman Avon Mrs. John Beck ler and others with addresses in Avon Lake LaGrange and Grafton. Discharges note Mary Kaminski and Mrs Chauncey Knechtges with a baby girl. Canada’s World War cash contribution is estimated at two billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Goodman
Avon
John Beckler
Harwood
Jean Monagan
R. D
Jeanete Wagner
Shelby
Jeanette Begler
Temple Court
Frederick Chandler
Cleveland Street
Adelaide Jones
West Broad Street
John Penrod
Robson Court
Anna Thomas
Lake Avene
Walter Standen
East River Street
Steve Saler
Irondale Street
Hattie Nowak
Canada
Meeker Sells Fine New Home In Elyria
T W Meeker Elyria builder reports strong demand for his new house at 132 Columbia Avenue Elyria. About 2200 to 2500 people viewed the property over three days with crowds outside and doors locked to control crowds. He expects to build more houses, noting interest from the Elyria school system.
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T. W. Meeker
Elyria Duilder
Elyria
Columbia Avenue
Meeker
Social Notes From Clarksfield and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Edna Taaddle hosted an all day meeting in Clarksfield with a pot luck dinner and a comforter tied for the hostess. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Elyria Oberlin Wakeman Norwalk and Cleveland visited family and friends across the area. The remains of William Smith of Cleveland were brought to Clarksfield for burial with his wife Fern Kres Smith surviving a daughter and granddaughter.
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Edna Taaddle
Bradly
Cleveland
Dell Crandeis
Peards
Joe Johns
Elyria
Wm. Traddls
Clarksties
Rey Harris
Ida Clane
Oberlin
Earl Fletcher
T. E. Belmey
Jares
Wakeman
J. ¢. Ford
Lausen
Obarlin
Bertha Coats
Wellington
Forest Fletcher
Roy Harris
Lausen Spear
Greenwich
Fred Bauldorf
Norwalk
Laura Griffin Land
Della Stamberger
Arthur
Mary Barnes
Thure‘das
Hattie Evans
Akron
Cambridge
Sarah Merrill
Harry Merrill
Wooster
John Muir
London
Charles Casaday
Sandusky
John Merrill
Dean Bhstone
Lee Harris
Albert Ginstte
Trell Messenger
New London
Guy Hoffstatter
C. H. Burrows
J. C. Bure
Alto Ames
Milan
J.C. Ames
Ira Lee
Jim Logan
Howard Burt
Ashland
B. C. Burt
Charlie Doane
Steuben
Mason Doane
Willard
Pantine Coon
Lester Gray
William Smithy
Claurksfield
Fern Kres Smith
Indictments Threaten Ohio Gas Case, Company Defends Service
Weaver defends the Gas Company saying indictments rely on a technical point about stabilization. He claims the company provides stabilized natural gas with high heat content and asserts service quality and low rates. A private suit by City Attorney Davies seeks 42 million dollars, accusing the firm of defrauding consumers by pumping inert gas into mains.
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Weaver
Columbus
John L. Davies
Ohio
Dover Center Honors Bertaray Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Clarence Elliott hosted a dinner in Dover Center honoring Edward Varsey of Elsrna for his 80th birthday. Guests included Morris and Barbara Varsey, Charles and Alice Andrews with children, P Gould and A B Wallington of Elyria, Harold and Barbara Cook of North Olmsted, Arthur Cook of Dover Center, John and Mary Howells of Cleveland, Richard and Mary Howells of Dover Road, Horace Bush returning from a visit to Akron, and Gretchen Humphrey and son Robert.
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Bertaray Dover Center
Clarence Elliott
Edward Varsey
Elsrna
Morris Varsey
Cbert Andrews
P. Gould
A. EB. Wallington
Elyria
Harold Cook
North Olmsted
Arthur Cook
Dover Center
John Howells
Cleveland
Richard Howells
Dover Road
Horace Bush
Akron
Gretchen
Humphrey
Robert
Hoover argues neutrality can adapt to future conditions
In a continuing discussion on foreign policy, Mr. Hoover rejects the notion that lasting peace is hopeless and cautions that neutrality policies must remain dynamic. He argues economic force cannot sustain peace and suggests current rearmament signals a recalibration of Europe’s balance of power.
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Hoover
Europe
Weekend visits and gatherings in West Ridge area
Local families including Mr and Mrs Fred Sheffield and relatives from Mutsfield and Elyria visited Mrs Sheffield's sister Mrs R L Walker and family Sunday. Numerous guests from Lakewood Pair View Medina and Amherst joined for suppers and outings with communities in West Ridge and nearby towns.
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West Ridge
Fred Sheffield
Tenry Sheffield
Charles
Mutsfield
Charles Pallas
Lloria
Henry Pallas Sumier Eening
Redenham town to be fitted with gas masks
London report says Redenham Kent will receive gas masks for all residents under a 200 sector air raid precaution scheme. Officials have filed family sizes to determine mask quantities for each household.
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London
Redenham
Kent
Geiger Birthday Celebration With Family Gathering
Mrs. E G Geiger and Harry Cook on Center Ridge Road enjoyed a birthday surprise as relatives gathered at his home to help mark the occasion.
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E. G. Geiger
Harry Cook
Center Ridge Road
Holding Company Act case reinforces interstate commerce reach
In a decision the judge cites the vast scope of interstate commerce concerns, noting Hughes broadened federal jurisdiction over subsidiaries of large holding companies. The Electric Bond & Share Company dispute tests constitutionality as defendants are shown to be engaged in interstate transactions.
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California
Hughes
Electric Bond & Share Company
Death Notices for Emily May Marsh and Others in Elyria
Emily May Marsh, 67, died at 7 05 PM at home 118 Rush Street after a three day illness. She was widow of Frederick J Marsh who died August 16 1935 born in England February 16 1871 came to the United States at age one. She lived in Elyria over 46 years from Grafton. Married Frederick J Marsh March 2 1692. Member of Maccabees Lodge. Surviving fourteen nieces and nephews. Six sisters and one brother preceded her in death. Friends may call Sudro-Curls Funeral Home with services Thursday at 2 00 PM conducted by Dr A E Kemp pastor Second Congregational Church. Burial Elmwood Cemetery. Funeral for Clifton Simms, 26, Wednesday at 2 00 PM from Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home. Rev R G Pierrer of South Ridge Church to officiate and burial in South Murray Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home. Mrs Autte Decker died at her Vermilion home last evening. Funeral Thursday at 1 00 PM from home and 2 00 PM from Derman Reformed Church in Vermilion.
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Emily May Marsh
Rush Street
Frederick J. Marsh
England
Elyria
Grafton
Clifton Simms
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
R. G. Pierrer
South Ridge Church
South Murray Ridge
Pittsfield Short Items Note Local Visits and Events
Mrs AL CG Norris spent the past week in Columbus for Well ington Grange instruction. Herbert Whitner and daughter Mary Elizabeth of Wellington attended services in the Community church. H. Eo West returned from Milan after visiting his daughter. Mr and Mrs A H Quaid and Frances and Bud White of Verrell visited family. Oberlin Eastern Stars met with the Pansy Chapter. Leroy Brasee heard of a relative’s death in Camden Mi. Erwin Whitcomb plans to stay on his farm. Glens Draper traveled to Columbus. William T Wright of Mesa and Mrs Wright visit Pittsburgh. Robert Bear stays at OSU to work with his father during rush season. Jack Bear visited Karl Olsen. Ladies Society of the Community church planned a meeting with Mrs James Bowles on Apr 7. a tureen dinner was served. C F Rider attended funeral of his nephew, Jease Rider’s son, in Parma.
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Pittsfield
AL CG. Norris
Columbus
Wellington
University
Grange
Herbert Whitner
Mary Elizabeth
Swndar
Wis
H. Eo West
Neal Jones
Milan
A. H. Quaid
Frances
Bud White
Verrell
Quaid
Jamey Davidson
William: Mills
Kim Davidson
Oberlin
Leroy Brasee
Schubert
Camden Mi
Baum
East Codlisle
Elmer Whitcomb
Erwin Whitcomb
Glens Draper
William T. Wright
Mesa
Arizona
Wallace Bear
Pittsburgh
Robert Bear
Ohio State University
Jack Bear
Karl John Olsen
Ladies’ Society of the Community Church
James Bowles
C. F. Rider
Jease Rider
Parma
Sunday and Christmas Day Shooting Prohibited in England
It is unlawful to shoot game birds such as pheasants or partridge on Sundays or Christmas Day in England, reflecting strict wildlife protection and traditional hunting rules enforced by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Toledo Grain Prices and Market Details Across Commodities
A dense Toledo market note lists grain prices for corn oats wheat and rye with various No. 2 and yellow grades, plus butter eggs and cheese values. It reports livestock receipts and market tone, noting unsettled prices for dairy goods and fluctuating poultry and meat quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Prostrate Grand Trouble Correction at Home Ad
Prostrate Grand Trouble can be corrected at home without drugs. Full details with proof available at no cost. Send your name and address to P O Box 102 Elyria Ohio for information and materials.
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P. O. Box
Elyria
Ohio
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Camera Club
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C. J. Hoyt
F. H. Brumby
Elmer Beecher
Henry Dalton
Naskins
West River Road
George Sporer
Ruckel
William and
Leila Parker
Ola Shelton
J. E. Darby
Carl Neiding
Doris Prince
Emma Byron
Dell Byron
W. G. St
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
Columbia Township
New York Central Railroad
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LeRoy HH. Dunfee
Frieda Holzinger
Brownhelm Township
Stella Hodovan
John Hodovan
Guy B. Findley
Vincent
Aebwenemeee Ae
Clarksfield
New York
Rose Rushit
Jimmy O'Brien
Esa Dickson
Alixen-Fittechetahover
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Alme
G. J. Connor
Crow Hollow
Claude Kistfer
Bistia
Hallie Suesday
Columbia
la Brother
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R. L. Walker
Cnates Dickworth
Phorsfield
Mary Nasipak
Mildred Pailas
Irwin Eldred
Denebter
Ardiah
OM. Wepkine
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Hailey Wilson
Eaton
Anna Vins
Oj. T. Penfound
Calf Penfound
Gerry
Joan
Archie Penfound
Ronald
Ardith Caswood
Beryl Snyder
Carlyn
Jack and
Dale
Carlisle
Spain i
Loraine
F. M. Hopkins
Earl Rockwood
Amherst
W. OH Damon
Leslie
Chicago
Ntlin
W. C. Porter
Famay
FL He Drusendahl
Merle Penfound
Simms
Alice Decker
Autte Decker
Louis Decker
Hame Tn Vermilion
Derman Reformed Church
Vermilion
City Cab
Brown Hotel
H. C. Peters
Lorain County Home & Window Cleaning CO
Princeton
Hugh Greer
Adriutsy
Plyrmouth
White Rock
Plymouth
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Idaho
Nerce Tahun
Mtesthy
Pyties
Spond Sachs
Timothy
Sayan
Tana
Altailia
Jonathan
Enose
Cowlan
Atone
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Colson Corp
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