Lorain County Hi-Y Club Council Meets to Plan Year End
The Lorain County Hi-Y Club Council met at the YMCA to close its first year and elect next year’s officers. Thirteen officers from five Hi-Y clubs attended as plans for a June 2 Camp Ias-See-Kes outing and the July 13 26 Hi-Y Camp Iss-See-Kies were announced.
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Lorain County
Camp Ias-See-Kes
William Chambers
Camp Iss-See-Kies
Council
Carl Nehrling
Lorain
Huber Divorce Sought in Lorain Suit
Alois Huber Jr of Lorain files for divorce from Kathryn J Huber on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. They wed in 1926 and have one child. Bucyrus publisher C H Hoiles elected president of the Rotary Club in Bucyrus.
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Alois Huber, Jr
Lorain
Kathryn J. Huber
Bucyrus
C. H. Hoiles
Bucyrus Telegraph Forum
Rotary Club
Illness Fatal To Miss White
Miss Eloise White daughter of Mr and Mrs D E White of Hollywood Avenue Oberlin Ohio died at Allen Hospital after several weeks illness She was born in Cleveland and came to Oberlin ten years ago A Oberlin High School and Oberlin School of Commerce graduate She is survived only by her parents Funeral arrangements handled by George Sedze man have not been completed
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Oberlin, O
Eloise White
D. E. White
Hollywood Avenue
Alten Hospital
Eloise
Cleveland
Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
George Sedzeman
Oberlin Faculty Members Retire At End Of Year
Two Oberlin College faculty members will retire at year end under the college rule mandating retirement at sixty five. Dean Anna M. Kling hagen has served fourteen years as dean of college women since 1920 and holds a Ph M. Miss Susit, assistant professor of French, has taught sixteen years at Oberlin and studied at Sorbonne Grenoble and Geneva. No successor named for the dean’s post.
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Anna M. Klingenhagen
Mies Cora L. Swift
Klingenbacen
Wellesley College
University of Chicago
Court Actions and Divorces Reported in Local Proceedings
Florence Maurer sues Medora Snyder of Lorain to partition property. Violet Reese granted divorce from Brown Reese for gross neglect. Marcella Marley seeks annulment from John Marley, Sr. over fraud in marriage contract. married Nov 5 1933 in New Cumberland WV. Florence Limes granted divorce from Harry Limes for gross neglect. Jury in Cleveland assault case against John Turjanica dismissed for lack of verdict. Plaintiff in Pittsfield property dispute is Mrs Dorothy Hasta.
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Florence Maurer
Medora Snyder
Lorain Et al
Lorain
Violet Reese
Brown Reese
Common Pleas
Marcella Marley
Common Pleas Court
John Marley, Sr
Lakeside Avenue
New Cumberland
West Virginia
Florence Limes
Harry Limes
John Turjanica
Cleveland
W. B. Thompson
Dorothy Hasta
Pittsfield
Jas
Oberlin Commerce Basketball Team Hosts Visit
Mrs Mary T Cows ders assistant professor of French on leave entertained the Oberlin School of Commerce Boys Basketball team at their Morrison street home last evening. Bridge was the early diversion with Felton high scorer and Notley low scorer. Refreshments followed and Mr Etoll awarded letters to thirteen players including McLaushlin Vannersdale Funk Martin Reed and Felton along with a manager’s letter to Eugene Comings.
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Commerce
Rs. E E Etoll
Oberlin School of Commerce
Morison Street Bridge
Whalpy Felton
Richard Notley
Etoll
Esther Carson
Mr Etoll
Robert McLaushlin
Milas
Robert Vannersdale
Columbia
Clarence Funk
Oberlin
Wayne Mertin
Shreese
Foster Jenne
Amherst
Charles Reed
Oberta
Merrit Martin
Crenet
Ralph Felton
Wakeman
Eugene Comings
Obertin
Lorain County Food Code Authority Elects Directors
Firs Lorain County mean grocers trade figures elected as directors for the Lorain County Food Code Authority set up this week. Sam Yonovitz of Lorain represents wholesale grocers, H. Cook of Elyria for grocery stores, F I Wright of Oberlin, H. W. Ault of Elyria, and L. J. Pfalffer of Lorain for independent retail grocers. The authority was created after protests against tying Lorain with Erie and Huron Counties under a district code authority.
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Lorain County
Holsteins To Be Sold Next Week
Lorain County breeders prepare for the annual Holstein sale to be held in Wooster Tuesday and Wednesday. J. I Himmelrner, county agricultural extension agent, says the sale attracts many Holstein buyers and several Lorain County breeders plan to consign cows.
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Tom Lorain County
Wooster
Wednesdal
J. I Himmner
Lorain Counts
Gates Hospital Children Hear Vocalist Visit
Miss Non Johnson, a 19 year old singer from Fairmont West Virginia, visited Gates Hospital with her mother voice teacher Clegg Monroe and physiotherapist E J Howenstine. She toured the hospital sang in the sun room and recounted her meeting with President Roosevelt.
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Gates Hospital
Memorial I Hospital
Inncheon
Johnson
Fairmont
West Virginia
Roosevelt
National Society For Crippled Children
Erty
Murbach Withdraws Bid in County Sand Contract
Ralph Mureach of Murbach Coal and Supply withdraws his bid for 250 tons of sand at 115 dollars per ton. The county board awarded the contract yesterday to Kellerisad Lime and Transport of Loran for the same amount and price, while the ad stands. Commissioners had not decided today who would receive the award.
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Murrbach
Ralph Mureach
Murbach Coal and Supply Company
Commisseers
Ular
Board of
Cow
Kellerisad Lime and Transport Company
Loran
Farm Worker Dies After Grass Fire Stroke
PORTSMOUTH O May 3 Jacob Wisecup a farmer was struck dead Wednesday by a cerebral hemorrhage in a field of burning grass near Marsaail. He collapsed while tending the flames and died at once. The incident occurred as smoke and heat spread across the field. He is survived by his wife and several children. Local authorities filed no further details pending investigation.
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Portsmouth. O
Jacob Wisecup
Neta Marsaail
Cleveland Produce Market Report and Livestock Prices
Cleveland markets show varied figures for vegetables fruits and meats. Produce notes include potatoes onions corn and oats with prices per bushel sack and per hundredweight while livestock prices cover cattle lambs hogs and pigs with ranges for different grades and weights.
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Cleveland
Redfern
Cates Escogem
Death Summons Rev James A Solandt 71
Rev James A Solandt 71 longtime Elyria resident dies after months of illness. Born in Inverness County Quebec, educated at Inverness Academy Goerlin College Hartford Seminary and Yale Divinity School. Ordained 1894 he led several churches before retiring to work with the Anti Saloon League and later the Lord's Day League of Connecticut. Survived by his widow and son.
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James A. Solandt
Elyria
Adsanes
Congregational Church
Mr. Solandt
Inver Iness
Megantre County
Quebec
Canada
Inverness Academy
Goerlin College
Hartford Seminnary
Yale Divinity School
Death Record Oberlin Eloise White
Eloise White the only daughter of Mr and Mrs Delivar White of Hollywood Avenue Oberlin died at Allen Hospital after a three week illness. Funeral services will be from Sedeeman Funeral Parlors Sunday May 6 at 939 PM. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery Wellington.
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Oberlin, Maza Rd
Eloise ‘White
Delivar White
Hollywood
Gunfire Ends War Vet Man’s Life at Home
In Toledo on May 3 a 49 year old War Veteran Glen Grundish spoke to his wife Goldie as she cooked in an adjoining room when a pistol shot rang out. He died instantly. Authorities said despondency over illness was blamed for the fatal shooting.
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Toledo
Glen Grundish
Goldie
Goldie Grundish
George F Harpater dies after short illness at Battsville
George F Harpater 79 oil operator of Seneca county died at his Battsville home Wednesday after a brief illness. Survived by relatives in the area. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Tiffin
George F Harpater
Seneca County
Battsville
New Stamp Goes On Sale Here For Mother’s Day
Local post office began selling a 3 cent stamp featuring Winsler’s Mother design as part of a nationwide observance. A shipment of 50 000 stamps arrived and many buyers lined up to purchase the new issue during the first hours of sale.
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Blyvia
Post Office
Winlstler
Village Notables Ties to Cleveland Club Highlighted
The text traces family ties from Vogel and Minerva Bradley through maternal lineage to Alva Bradley, now president of the Cleveland Indiana baseball club. It notes Mrs Heal losing her mother young, her father’s subsequent move with daughters to a Lake avenue farm, and lists Mrs Katherine Lee and Grace Wragg as relatives. It closes with a historical note on Cleopatra.
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Minerva Bradley
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Indiana Baseball Club
Heal
Sarah
Amine
Duana
Lake Avenue
Bert Reisinger
Katherine Lee
Sturgis, Mich
Grace Wragg
Cleveland
Local Elyria Matriarch Claims Not the Oldest Mother
Mrs. Heal of 215 Winckles Street, widow of Mr. Heal a longtime Broad Street meat dealer, asserts she is not Elyria’s oldest mother. She has lived with impairment since a fall and now uses bed and chair, yet jokes she may soon walk again before age 100. She doubts the contest entry and asks nothing be printed about her.
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Winckles Street
Wendell
Neveas
Elyria
Billy Lockard
Allen Phipps
Charles
Mra
Neal
Tremell
Mr. Heal
Broad Street
Lersch
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Too
North Pleasant Street
Mhs
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Miss White
Pharis
Asthne
Phire Ib
City Tire House
COR East
Depot ST
Mary T. Cowsders
Christy Club
Legion Hall
Jor Butchher
Ohio Commercal Teachers Associaucd
Michigan Business School Association
Aon Arabi
Kuscher
Edith Martin
Stone
Mm Amherst
Obertn
Eastern Starg
Charles R Summers
Washington, D. C
Oho
Supreme Court
Clveland A: Port
Moe Seout Ito
Toleio Gilats
Cirdin
Craneie Billing
Teledo
Rev
Solandt
Vogel
Cleopatra
Anthony
City Cab
Brown Hotel
The
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Botte
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