Scouts to Convene for National Jamoree in Washington
Seventeen Firelands area troops from Lorain Huron and Erie Counties plan delegates to the National Jamoree in Washington next August marking the silver anniversary of the Boy Scout movement. Area quota is 40 scouts with several troops already requesting multiple delegates and others yet to report.
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Firelands
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Boy Scouts
Washington
Boy Scout Movement
America
Death Notices from South Amherst and Wellington
Mrs Letitisha Winson 69 widow of Thomas Winson died at home on Elm Street after a two week illness. Survived by four sons and three daughters, others include sisters and a brother. Funeral Tuesday 2:00 from the home with Rev R C Jenson. Evergreen Cemetery. Ida V Furze 79 died at the home of Mrs Thomas Smith after a long illness. Born in Penfield, married Charles Furze, lived in Penfield township and Wellington. Survived by nieces nephews and a brother-in-law Frank Furze of Cleveland. Funeral Monday 2:30 from the Methodist church. Greenwood Cemetery.
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South Amherst
Letitisha Winson
Thomas Winson
Elm Street
Winson
Obderlin
Thomas
Richard
John
Norwalk
William
Elyria
Marie
Mildred
Ethel
Sarah Cobb
James Morris
Oberlin
Alice Moon
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
John E. Miller
Cleveland
R. C. Jenson
Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Wellington
Ida V. Furze
Thomas Smith
Penfield
Charles Furze
Penfield Township
North Main Street
Furze
M. E. Church
Kinnison Memorial
Local Men Attend Columbus Meeting
Leonard Smith J Russell Marsh and Charles Powell represented the Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club at a Columbus meeting of the Republican League of Ohio this week. The league includes county groups with members aged 21 to 35 and allows one man and one woman from each county on the state council. The Lorain club may join the state organization at the next meeting.
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Leonard Smith
J. Russell Marsh
Charles Powell
Lorain County
Republican Club
Republican League of Ohio
New House
Columbus
Lorain man fined in reckless driving case
Dominic Rutkowski of Lorain was ordered to pay 29 dollars in fines and costs in Justice Joseph Petro's court yesterday for reckless driving. Five dollars of the total was suspended. The original arrest charge was driving while intoxicated, later changed to reckless driving with Sheriff Clarence W. Dick's consent.
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Dominic Rutkowski
Lorain
Joseph Petro
Sheriff's Department
Rutkowski
Clarence W. Dick
Avon Wensink Ditch Improvement Hearing Set
County commissioners set April 26 for a hearing on assessments for the proposed Wensink ditch improvement in Avon village and Ridgeville township.
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Wensink Ditch
Avon Village
Ridgeville Township
New Books Donated to Elyria Library by Knights of Columbus
Two new books by Rev. F. A. Houck of Toledo are donated to the Elyria Library and expected to be ready for circulation Monday. The titles are Our Palace Wonderful and Fountains of Joy.
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F. A. Houck
Toledo
Elyria
Knights of Columbus
Our Palace
Fountains of
Jor
Michael Francek Fined for Intoxication in City Court
Michael Francek was fined £5 and costs after arraignment before Mayor W H Vanoster this morning. He was arrested by police at 255 Clinton Avenue about 1 30 a m in a driveway and told officers he lived on Foster Avenue but could not locate his home.
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Michael Francek
W. H. Vanoster
Loa.am
Clinton Avenue
Foster Avenue
Permit Revoked Over Ownership Misrepresentation
A beer permit issued to Alex Gorski of 215 Lodi Street was revoked this week by C. H. Burk, director of the state department of liquor control. Police list Gorski as the permit holder while the liquor department says the real owner is Julia Gotewski.
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Alex Gorski
Lodi Street
C. H. Burk
State Department of Liquor Control
Gorski
Julia Gotewski
Newest Home to Be Open For Inspection in Avon Lake
Lorain County residents may view a newly completed brick English style home at Stop 728 Lake Road Avon Lake built for Dr. R A Arnold. The two story brick house in the 15990 class features modern comforts including two tiled bathrooms and a tiled kitchen sink with Dr Arnold’s offices in the basement. Construction by J M Jamer Elyria contractor with lumber from Elyria Lumber and Coal Co. Open for inspection Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m.
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Lake Road
Avon Lake
R. A. Arnold
Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
I To & P.m. Sundar
West Ridge Hostess to W C T U Meeting
Mrs R W Richards hosted the Cher Ma road unit of the W C T U at West Ridge with President Mrs Warsz Lauer presiding. Attendees sang Onward Christian Soldiers and shared devotion and prayers. Letters from Representatives Shbolt and Roser and a note from Mrs Romans Ohio W C T U president were read.
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W.C. T. Uul
West Ridge
R. W. Richards
Cher- Ma Road
WLCOT
Mere, Warsz
Lauer
Mes
J. F. Aldred
Sshbolt
Roser
Richard
Nrusendshi
Romans
Ohio
Oberlin Women's Club Hosts Garden Play in March Meeting
The Oberlin Women s Club held a March gathering at the James Brand House with a Garden department production titled A Wedding of the Flowers by Mrs C J Wright. The cast features twenty nine roles in flower themed costumes, led by director Miss Walker with refreshments and social hour following in adjacent rooms transformed into flower gardens.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Women’s Club
James Brand
Johns Quil
Croci
Joanne Durant
Nancy Durand
Sylvia Christiansen
Butterfly
Gertrude Edgerton
Daffy Dill
A. Tas Wiams
J. A. Rodgers
Blue Bell
J. S. Wetherill
Dan de Lion
W. S. Carson
Ulo Ander
Josephine Grant
Cardinal Flower
K. W. Gehrkens
John Quil
C. E. Gilbert
Sweet William
W. M. Jamce
Rose
W. D. Hobbs
Violet
B. F. Tenney
Lily-af the
Loomis
Ruth. Tuckleyr
Mafia
Oberlin Business Men Honor Local Newspaper Anniversary
Oberlin Business Men's club held a dinner at the Oberlin Grange hall honoring the seventy fifth anniversary of the Oberlin News Tribune. Speakers included Reverend William Smith and W H Phillips of the Oberlin News Tribune. Other items note health association meetings, church activities, and staff travel with several locals leaving for trips or returning from absences.
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Oberlin Business Men's Club
Oberlin Grange Hall
Oberlin News
William Smith
W. H. Phillips
Oberlin News-Tribune
Corn Hog Contracts Apply In Bridge Match Leads Culbertsons
Lorain County farmers report 85 applying for 1935 corn hog contracts under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. County officials urge applications by Monday. statewide totals exceed $50,000 with Ohio reporting 8,070 to 59,009 in local hands. In New York, the Culbertsons lead the bridge match over the Sims by 9,380 points with one day left and a new rule change on vulnerable grand slams to take effect.
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Lorain County
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
E. H. Fullmer
Fullmer
Washingstex
John W. Walcher
Ohio
Ohlo
C. Tf. Hummel
Watchet
New York
Bridge
Ely Culbertson
P. Hal Sims
Sims
Culbertson
Death of Rudy in Troy Highlights Scarlet Fever Outbreak
Scarlet fever caused the death of Favorite Rudy 14, son of Mr and Mrs Jariv Rudy, here yesterday marking the first local death from the disease in ten years. The report mentions high and low points in the United States within thirty miles, Mount Whitney at 14,591 feet and Peach Valley at 275 feet above sea level, and references California counties.
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Troy. O
Favorite Rudy
Jariv Rudy
Roe Hindest
United States
Mount Whitney
Alabama Keeps Dry and First Congress addressed
A fragmentary notice mentions events including a talk by Dr. Anid at a First Congressional event on March 19, noting Sunshine offering and a closing benediction by TL. U. benediction. Mrs. Mitton Eppley to host April meeting with guests listed and refreshments served.
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Miss Hart
Ereandaa
Fae Oherlin
Cortess
Plsgag
Foyna
Ohio
Alabama
Macing Lauer
Stiser
Merie Pen
Anid
Palgt
Eixsra
WLC
TL. U
J. H. Penfound
Florence Hart
R. W. Richards
Esyscea
Governor grants reprieve in Cleveland murder case
Governor Davey issued another reprieve for Peter Treadway, sentenced to be electrocuted for the murder of Mrs. Ruth Steese in Cleveland. The extension runs until June 1, with the governor citing need for greater certainty in the records and prosecutions.
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Columbus
Davey
Peter Treadway
Ruth Steese
Cleveland
Farmers and Grange discuss cooperative benefits plan
A meeting led by Elytia Production Credit Association secretary-manager Max Phillips explored advantages of working together for Grantee farmers across six counties. Oberlin Grange chairman E H Parks oversaw arrangements. Ridzeville Grange Deputy Master introduced speakers. A fall meeting was voted suitable.
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Grantes
Max Phillips
Elytia Production Credit Association
E. H. Parks
Oberlin Grange
Rank Mason
Ridzeville
County Grange
Eppley Named To Liquor Board
CG George E. Eppley of Cleveland was appointed to the state liquor board by Governor Martin L. Davey at a salary of 4500, succeeding Lockwood Thompson. The appointment follows recent shifts after Eppley was discharged as assistant relief director and amid controversy over political appointments.
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Columbus
George E. Eppley
Cleveland
Martin L. Davey
State Liquor Board
Lockwood Thompson
Eppley
C. C. Stillman
Stillman
Legislative Relief Investigating Committee
Carey
Heiress Barbara Hutton Mdivani to Seek Divorce in Reno
Princess Barbara Hutton Mdivani flies to Reno for a six week residence preparatory to divorcing Prince Alexis Mdivani. She will live with her stepmother at attorney George Thatcher’s two story house by the Truckee river. Thatcher, a leading Reno lawyer, once mining camp attorney and ex Nevada attorney general, helped sponsor the state’s easy divorce law.
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Reno
Nev
Barbara Hutton Mdivani
Alexis Mdivani
Franklin Hutton
George Thatcher
Truckee River
Audrey James Coates Field
Marshall Field III
Thatcher
Goldfield
Tonopah
Nevada
National Democratic
Riverman 94, Oldest Ohio River Captain, Dies
Captain Thomas Martin, 94, longtime river captain known to rivermen nationwide, died in Gallipolis Ohio. A veteran of Civil War wooden gunboats, he spent most of his career on the Ohio River between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Seventy years ago he served aboard the side wheel packet Rebecca which sank after striking a Parkersburg bridge pier.
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Gallipolis
Thomas Martin
Martin
Rebecca
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Congress weighs fast tracking work relief bill
Congressional leaders, irritated by Ickes opposition, consider rushing the work relief measure to President Roosevelt. The bill, sent to conference for amendments, faces stiff resistance over wage provisions. Ickes and Senator Carter Glass clash on the amendment while PWA officials call the provision a "shock" that could block municipal light plants and rail loans, affecting projects seen as job creators in industry.
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Ickes
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Carter Giass
PWA
Soker
New York Midtown Tunnel
Motorcycle Policeman Hammett Breaks Leg Again
Houston Texas motor cycle policeman E A Hammett aged 32 endured 134 days in hospital and 23 days in bed at home with a broken leg when he again broke the leg after turning over in his bed in a hospital follow up.
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Houston
Texas
E. A. Hammett
Science to boost consumption and distribution efforts
The statement urges science to extend its achievements beyond production to enhance consumption and distribution. It argues for applying scientific methods to make markets more efficient, improve supply chains, and ensure broader access to goods and services.
Cleveland Market Wraps Wide Range of Prices
Market notes show butter at 37 cents, eggs at 20 cents a dozen, and poultry varying by weight. Potatoes in Maine and Ohio near 1 dollar per 100 pounds. Chicago cash quotes list multiple potato grades. Butter, eggs, eggs, eggs. oats and barley priced, with wheat, corn, and soybeans detailed.
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Cleveland
Eatra
Brotlers Rocks
Maine
Ohio
New York
Cleveland Grain and Tay Excnanga
Fairchild Milling Co
Sheets Elevator Co
Floor Show At Crystal Beach Promises Youthful Pep
A floor show featuring Art and Leona Revue in Dance Creations and the Gin cer Sisters will entertain at Crystal Beach Ballroom Ver milion on Sunday March 31st. The performance promises pep, youth, and personality as the main attractions take the stage.
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Crystal Beach Ballroom
Vermilion
Gincer Sisters
Grass Fire Blazes Behind 236 Washington Avenue
Elyria firefighters were called yesterday afternoon to fight a grass fire burning a small area of grass and rubbish in a field behind 236 Washington Avenue. Sparks from a bonfire were blamed for starting the blaze.
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Elyria
Washington Avenue
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