West Ridge Woman Oversees U Chicago Dorms and Cafeterias
Florence Pope of West Ridge returns as director of residence halls and commons at the University of Chicago. She supervises ten dormitories for women and four for men, three cafeterias and a coffee shop, guiding labor, food purchases, repair orders, and teaching classes in institution management. The dining system serves about 4,900 meals daily with a bake shop producing bread, rolls, and cakes, while the department handles significant meat prep and milk deliveries under new city ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Pope
West Rides
University of Chivara
Miss Pope
Blo. Pope
Gorm
Pope
University of Chiago
Oberlin social notes and school honor roll update
A surprise shower honored Miss Charlotte Powers at Mrs. William Farrar home on West College Street with prizes to Mrs. Ruth Diedrick and Miss Charlotte Powers. Oberlin High School announces honor rolls across grades nine to twelve with numerous students named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
William Farrar
West College Street
Charles Histed
Bunco
Ruth Diedrick
Charlotte Powers
Farrar
Esther Rogers
Adelaide
Anna Mae Cooper
Lorain
Mary Finnegan
Elyria
Flood Relief Contributions Reach 35250 By Noon
The El Rio Chapter of the American Red Cross reports flood relief contributions totaling 35250 by midday today. Donations, still arriving, exceed the quota set by the national headquarters and reflect broad local support, with reports coming in from multiple communities and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Ra
Ece Cross
J A. Hewitt
Red Cross
Elyrians Initiation Event With State Officials
Fifteen members of El Coune and Junior Order and American Mechanics plan initiation as a statewide meeting draws several state officers including J. Royal Snider and R. L. Lan dis. They discuss relief measures in Ohio, pensions for the blind, and pending bills while announcing events for the Orphans Home District, a Cleveland council, and a May 23 celebration in Cleveland, with meetings set for April in Painesville and an April 4 gathering by Harvey Rice Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Coune
Junior Order & American Mechanics
Ook Dex
J. Royal Snider
Rovert Cox
2Eres Department
Joan DeGranw Sigie
Senazel
R. L. Landis
Lacy Decree Department
Packer
WL. A .E. St
Dextree
Harvey Rice
Cleveland
Painesville
Sotherden Named Committee Member in Insurer Group
Sotherden, of Uni s insurance Ii, was named a member of two district committees on public relations for the Ohio Association of Insurance Agents. The meetings in Ashland on April 21 will involve coordination with the Public Relations Committee of the Association and the Canadian and Survey Executives. Dr Reavis of the state department of education was unable to attend, prompting postponement discussions and a round table on problems. England tolerates strange opinion more readily than strange manners.
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Robert E. Brown
James Brand House
Brown
L. Sotherden
Insurance ii
Unis
Onio Association of Insurance Agents
Ashcalonia
Sotherden
Association of Cannaity and Survy
G. H. Reatis
Stace Department of Education
Lorain County Scheot
Mee C AL Gibbons
Reavis
England
Ohio farmer and city cousin weigh taxation reforms
The Ohio farmer, like his urban counterpart, discusses tax reform and regulation. He supports income and property tax changes with fair burdens, considers sales and luxury taxes, and favors subsidies, farm conservation, and tariff protections to stabilize markets amid calls for streamlined agricultural policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Oberlin Official Fines Repeat Offender Edmonds
Edmonds, 24, previously fined in August 1954 for disorderly conduct, was released on two promissory notes but vanished from Oberlin. He reappeared intoxicated, was arraigned before Major R. Comings, fined again and ordered held until fines and costs are served. He had been in county jail in May, paying off at 21-59 a day.
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Oberofti
Mrron Edmonds
Edmonds
Oberlin
R. Comings
Actress Marilyn Miller Slips Into Critical Hospital Condition
March 31 report from New York says Marilyn Miller, acclaimed actress, remains in very critical condition at Doctors Hospital after two weeks treatment. Doctors cite a general rundown and a toxic condition with three blood transfusions given yesterday as physicians monitor her status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marilyn Miller
Doctors Hospital
Lawrence W. Whittemore
Political slate listed for governor and other offices
On page four the list shows James Jones for lieutenant governor Thomas Herbert and C B Melintock for attorney general Earl Griffith for secretary of state William Hart for supreme court judge Ed Deihei Malcolm Thompson and Philip Wolfe for state senator PL H Rogers and W L Ashbalt for state representative Nellie Love for state committeewoman and Don Hornbeck of Cleveland spoke on behalf of Attorneys General John Bricker for governor Frank A Stetson of Elyria chairman of the Republican County executive committee and Elsie Bennett Wilson state committee women were introduced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Griffith
William Hart
Supreme Court
Ed Deihei
Malcolm Thompson
Philip Wolfe
PL H. Rogers
W. EL Ashbalt
Nellie Love
Don Hornbeck
Cleveland
John Bricker
Frank A. Stetson
Elyria
Republican County Executive Committee
Elsie Bennett Wilson
Kiwanians Hear Reformed Criminal Speak at Assembly
Elyria students hear Dr R J Moore a nationally known reformer discuss crime transfers and unemployment in a human interest talk at a high school assembly. At noon a Kiwanis luncheon featured the speaker with prior club and church engagements noted. A separate traffic accident on Bread and Conri streets damaged by a truck was reported along with another collision at Broad and W Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
Hirria Kiwanis Club
Elsha High School
Hursday
R. J. Moore
Crimie Techj
Newell
John Schidt
Elyria
Bread
Conri
John Hinkley
Detroit
Salies
Broad and
W Avenue
Price
Max Calkins
East Asenve
Francoi
Cleveland
Lorain Club Meets at Jenkins Home For Discussion
Members of the Lorain County Boston Terrier Club will gather at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Jenkins at 21 Lake Avenue on Thursday night for a business meeting and discussion period. Anne Morrow Lindbergh's North to the Orient led best seller lists for 27 consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WS. Carson
Bridgsite Club
Morgan Street
Lorain County
Boston Terrier Club
D. B. Jenkins
Lake Avenue
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Man Accused Of Molesting Girl Is Fined $10
Hubert Hakan aged 29 of 1406 Ninth street Lorain was fined 10 dollars and charged with disorderly conduct after arraignment before Major Dow A. Baird. Miss Catherine Farkas 17 of 237 West River street testified he followed her from Suda Grill and tried to take her home. She described a car chase to West River street and a forced attempt at coercion before she escaped. Police were alerted as they passed Hahn on West River street. He pleaded guilty at arraignment.
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Hubert Hakan
Ninth Street
Lorain
Dow A. Baird
Catherine Farkas
West River Street
Suda Grill
Third Street
Hee
West River Stree
Ran
Piavo
West Kis
Povnas
Farkas
Poive
Hahn
West Riser Street
Mice
Court actions mix in Elyria family case and estate suits
A father who deserted his family becomes the basis of a diverse Common Pleas suit filed by Virginia Sadier of Elyria against Albert Sadier. The Cleveland Trust sues Tase Johnson as administrator of Henry Johnson’s estate over a promissory note. Citizens Home and Savings asks fore mortgage. A youth from Oberlin was sent to reform school after a basketball game incident while on parole for purse snatching.
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Common Pleas Court
Virginia Nancy Sadier
Elyria
Albert Edward Sadier
Chef Ehfid
Cleveland Trust Company
Tase Johnson
Herry Johnson
Chiaf Jonson
Sweden
Aron Sepjeriy
Locust Street
Oberlin
Bors Reform School
Laneter
H. C. Wilcox
State welfare chief seeks cuts and resignations in patrol home case
Immediate reductions of 1994 a month in saftieries will be sought by Col Volka. Null earns 2890 yearly and will be asked to leave the residence provided by the state during the investigation. Mrs Null, as matron, received 459 a year and both received state maintenance. Suit was appointed head of the institution by Gov Harry L Davis in 1921. During suspension Commandant Nail will serve to pare. An investigation will be conducted by a welfare department committee. Removal charges would be filed against Null if evidence warrants. Null may appeal to the state civil service commission for a full hearing. Mrs Null has no appeal due to abolition of her position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allman
Volka
Null
Welfare Department
State Civil Service Commission
Ohio Supreme Court rules schools pay for water debts
The Ohio Supreme Court recently ruled that schools must pay for water and that city water departments may collect for water furnished to schools over the past six years. The Jo-Seal board previously paid until 522, now owes for only four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Supreme Court
Jo- Seal Board
Youth fined for intoxication in city court
John Polick aged 24 of 436 Jefferson Street was fined 3 plus costs after arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird for intoxication. Police say Ila was picked up last midnight on a complaint from his father that his son had been intoxicated for four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Polick
Jefferson Street
Don A. Baird
Ila
Market notes from Cleveland and Toledo region produce lists
Market observations show prices for beets, cucumbers, mushrooms, and leafy greens in Cleveland and Toledo. Items include beets 25 per bushel, cabbages 50 per basket, cucumbers 12 to 20 per carton, mushrooms priced by pound, and turnips and radishes in bushel or sack lots, with general price ranges reflecting early season demand.
Fire Captain Fines in Elyria Incident
Gunnar Lermartseon was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Dew A. Baird after interfering with Elyria Fire Department en route to a blaze on East Avenue. The incident occurred Saturday night as the crew moved to a fire at SQ2 East Avenue. Lermartson did not step aside to let the firemen pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnar Lermartseon
Elyria
Dew A. Baird
Arnie Drage
East Avenue
Sq2
Lermartson
Hoffman Resists Second Hauptmann Reprieve Bid
Jr. Hoffman rejects any reprieve as Hauptmann faces execution. Attorney C Liebel Fisher vows to press last legal moves, appealing to Justice Trenchard for a stay, while crowds and police tighten around the prison. Authorities deem a further reprieve illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Hoffman
Hauptmann
Teo
C. Lievel Fisher
Werden
Mark O. Kimberting
Berat
Fisher
Justics
Thomas W. Trenchard
Fremington
Trenchard
Hauptsann
Hoffman
Court of Pardons
Kalin Antacid Powder Offers Quick Stomach Relief
A vintage medical ad touts Kalin Antacid Powder as a remedy for acid stomach and related indigestion. It claims a protective coating and rapid relief from heartburn cramps and hyperacidity, urging readers to buy from their druggist with a money back guarantee.
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Membrana
Murs
Kate Drug Store
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U. of Chicago
Elrand Oberin
S. Bt
Oo. B.S. Honor Roll
Oberlin High School
Teannette Bers
Pauline Crosby
Stephen Dana
Miriam Hamilton
Betty Holland
Alice Jones
Frances Xolane
Ethel Phillips
Robert Porter
Harriet Sandrock
Ora Streicher
M Teves
Marr Waildecker
Yocom
Charlotte Cline
Jane Phillips
Rowland Berthoff
Doris Cain
Dorothy Gerberdames Hall
Donald Metcalf
Willam Sich
Doris Spicer
Dureve White
Thomas Wood
Theodore Cline
Wilma Hull
Margaret Hurst
Miriam Verda
Robert Winder
Birneisis Young
Janet Ashier
Leon Bohrer
James Dew
Lucien Pre
David MacEachros
Wilma
Jean Lathrop
Helen Morrison
Jean Reisinger
Wilda Wheeler
Warner Berthoff
Arthur Frazer
Mary Jean Hobbs
Robert McDonald
John Zimmerman
American Legion
Miss I.ois
East Simileze Street
Frofessor
Dudy Yesterdar Lin Exchare
Obertin
Episcopal Church
Latin America
George Lillichill
W Binns
South Pleasant
Russ M. E. Church
Jean Kelly
Permelia Larason
Miami University
H. J. Kelly
North Pheasant Street
Dorothy House
Western Reserve Tnd
H. M. House
South Mazin Street
Charles
Hallowar
Masnt Eye
Hyrae
Mro
Groveland Street
J. Powers
Jennie Powers
Ersi Burr
Sundar
Erie County
Ma Oren
Alfred Parker
Esa Mente
Ohin State
Taravs
East
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Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Little Joe's
Route 20
Marie and
Johnny” Johnson
Prop’s
Columbia
South Mer
Ridee
West Ridee
Yours Mens Club
Ubinson Nilding Company
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Raizma Gay
Grafton
Sotephans Company
Xote
United Press
Chronicle-Telegram
Ralph Teatsorth
Volunmbus
Ikke Br Wit
Clarence Goiler
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C. Dy. Nobis
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H. P. Miller
Sunbury
Orsa
Director of Trade
Milk Commission
Gsasce
Tate Igaas
James Jones
Thomas Herbert
C. B. Melintock
Schroll
Lear
Indus Club
J. C. George
ronicle-Telegram
Terrier Club
Se Meyers
Ivarre
Clarenre Meyers
Loain
Citizens Home
Savines
O’'Donnell
Court Street
Cleveland Prudlce
Zac
Toledo Grain
Page
Theodore Weber
Weber Road
Avon Lake
Walter von Haase
Diederich
Weber
Suiliff
Welinden
Thurs
Mars and
Celding
G. Witbeck
L. O. Dunlap
Roy Baker
A. J. Andrews
Earl Jameyson
Lump
Murbach Coal
Turner Block
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