400 Eagles And Guests Honor Mothers
More than 400 Eagles and guests gathered for Elyria Eagles public Mother's Day exercises honoring mothers and Frank E. Hering as the father of Mother's Day. Key speaker Henry J. Berrodin of Akron discussed Hering’s observance promotion and youth, with Mrs. Anna L. Mathis of Worcester as a special guest. Mayor Petre praised the local Eagles chapter as the Rockettes and Junior Rockettes performed in new costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Elyria Eagles
Frank E. Hering
Anna L. Mathis
Wooster
J. L. Mathis
Henry , J. Berrodin
Akron
Order
Hering
Joseph @. Petre
Elyria Aerie
Honor Students Named at Jefferson Junior High
Fifty-nine students across seventh to ninth grades at Jefferson Junior High School earned places on the honor roll for the fifth grading period of the 1938-39 year. Seven students achieved straight A grades in all regular work, with list of names for each grade and additional fifty-two students who had at least one A and no grade below B in regular subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Junior High School
F. A. Dusthimer
Dale McClune
Helen Stalla
Phyllis Abramosko
Roberta Foster
Frances Wacker
Ruth Schneider
Frances Mackert
Beatrice Allsop
Frances Brillhart
Bernice Burill Flora Louise Crosby
Dorene Fritz
Julia Gecelowsky
Glenn Haidy
Neomia Fleisher
Lois Hunter
Jean Innes
Frank Januszewski
Josephine Keith
Margaret Kidd
Virginia Kolopos
Norman Krugman
Harvey Lash
Juanita Lebow
Catherine Beck
Lila Fell
Laura Fridenstine
Ruth Keller
Cecilia Kozel
John Kozopas
Margaret Roberts
Lilian Shinder
Ruth Szakacs
Mary Agnes Welsh
Norma Woodcock
Pedestrian Hit by Car in Street Crossing
Ignacy Kawieski aged 49 of 115 Kip Ling Street suffered shock and minor injuries after being struck by a car driven by Orion Lee of 209 George Street. He began crossing to reach a friend’s vehicle on the opposite side, police report says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignacy Kawieski
Kipling Street
Orion Lee
George Street
City orders screens for food dealers to curb flies
City Food Inspector George Savage ordered all food dealers and merchants to put up door and window screens to protect produce from flies. Health board regulations require screens by May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Savage
Health Board
Savage
Ray Dunlop Fined for Intoxication on Broad Street Arrest
Ray Dunlop was fined $5 and costs after being arraigned today before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro for intoxication. Patrolman Edward Stankard, Jr. arrested him at 9 30 P M yesterday as he attempted to get into his car parked on Broad Street near East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Dunlop
Joseph Q. Petro
Edward Stankard, Jr
Broad Street
East Avenue
Child Likes Dishes With Eye Appeal
SE mothers dress up healthful foods to win compliance from picky eaters. The tasty and colorful plates lure children to eat eggs milk vegetables greens and fruit, ensuring a balanced diet without fuss.
Historic Menu Card Breaks Down Meal Courses
A vintage menu lists breakfast items such as Canned Cherries Ready-to-Serve, cereal flakes, fried tomatoes, bacon and biscuits with coffee. Dinner offerings include Minted Grapefruit Cocktail, meat loaf, roast potatoes, buttered peas and a salad with stuffed olive dressing and drop cookies for dessert.
Home Meal Suggestions and Simple From-Scratch Recipes
A collection of kitchen tips and recipes including cereal with brown sugar and raisins, baked apples with cereal, grapefruit with mint, homemade noodles for chicken broth, pineapple prune whip, and a spiced layer cake with orange custard filling. Includes mixing, cooking times, and serving ideas.
Red and Green Color Codes for Factory and Home Use
Sir Owen Williams argues at the Association of Industrial Medical Officers on color coding for factory items green for forgettable parts like workspaces and doors red or orange for machinery and walkways. suggests a home version with red orange furniture and green for hidden clutter areas to be kept out of sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Williams
London
Association of Industrial Medical Officers
Cornerstone Missing In Old Hartford Post Office
Hartford residents confirm no cornerstone was laid for the old Hartford post office razed in 1933. E D Collins argued in 1935 the Hartford building and the New York Park Row post office were built by the same firm without a cornerstone, a claim later proven when the New York building was razed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
E. D. Collins
Collins
New York
Park Row
Baboon and Monkey Raids Hit Homes Near Cullinan
Reports say baboons and monkeys raid houses to steal food in the Cullinan area of South Africa, prompting residents to take precautions and seek guidance from wildlife authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culliman
South Africa
Fitch Announces for Reelection
R. J. Fitch, Elyria City Treasurer, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the upcoming primaries. A Elyria High School and American Institute of Banking graduate with 21 years in banking, he lives at 333 Cornell Avenue and serves as secretary of The Elyria Savings and Trust Co. He has held leadership roles in the Young Men's Club and the Lorain County Chapter of the American Institute of Banking and is active in several civic and fraternal groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Fitch
Mr. Fitch
Elyria High School
American Institute of Banking
Cornell Avenue
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Young Men's Club
Lorain County
Two Men Fined For Relief Chiseling
Lorain municipal court fined John Zommer and Mitro Gaidoff nine dollars each plus costs for relief chiseling. Both men reported unemployment but were working when applying for relief. Zommer, 56, listed as B and O Railroad employee. Gaidoff, 37, a janitor. Complaints filed by Lorain relief worker Mrs. Gertrude Ashbolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
John Zommer
E. 28Th Street
Mitro Gaidoff
Zommer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Gaidoff
Gertrude Ashbolt
Grain and Feed Market Prices From Sheets Elevator Co
Quotations for grain hay and straw furnished by Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co list prices per bushel or barrel for oats corn and wheat. Item ranges include No 3 white oats 39 to 40 cents No 3 yellow corn 47 to 58 cents No 1 red spring wheat 84 to 85 cents. middlings bran meal gluten hay and straw prices shown for various grades and cuttings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Coo
Apple and produce price list with varied weights and units
A dense catalog of cold storage apples and assorted produce items with quantities including Baldwins Greenings McIntosh Rome Beauty Winesap and more. Prices per bushel basket peck dozen and note of bulk pricing appear alongside vegetables and herbs such as beets carrots celery lettuce onionsparsley parsnips radish rhubarb spinach tomatoes turnips watercress and mushrooms with several unit measures and descriptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwins
Mclntosh
Northern Spy
Pang LA
Penrer Tower
Cyelery
Wali
Hethouse
Grain Prices and Track Prices Reported for Futures
The notice lists wheat, corn, oats, and rye with grade codes and prices. Entries include red and yellow kernels for corn and white and yellow oats with varied numerics. track prices show multiple lots and percentages.
Butter Market Unsettled and Poultry Prices Steady
Market notes show butter unsettled with extra 2ic standards and grade shifts. Live poultry and potatoes remain unchanged as receipts continue to vary, with references to current receipts and price tiers.
Name Address How far can you swit
A fragmented note asks about switching age or schooling options. The readable text mentions a name and an address with unclear context and no definite action or outcome. Further details are unavailable in the legible portion.
Oberlin College Calendar Daily Events May 6 7
Oberlin schedules include senior piano recital by Evelyn M. Smith at Warner Hall 7:30 P M on May 6. May 7 church services campus concert Oberlin Concert Band 4:00 P M Finney Chapel vesper 5:00 P M all college sing 9:00 P M art lecture 8:15 P M Robert Shaffer Athos Mountain of the Monks senior Pisano recital Clara B Troxel 12:00 M concert band assembly tennis and baseball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Warner Hall
Evelyn M. Smith
Finney
Memorial Arch
Allen Art Building
Robert B. Shaffer
Athos
Mountain of the Monks
Pisano
Clara B. Troxel
Finney Chapel
Ode Wesleyan
Surprise Birthday Tea Honors Mrs Mary Lounsbrough
Mrs Cyules Feakins hosted a Wednesday evening surprise party at her home for her mother Mrs Mary Lounsbrough. Twenty three ladies attended with Lottie Sandrock winning high score and Ruth Green receiving consolation. A lunch of cake wafers and ice cream followed assisted by Mrs LeRoy Lounsbrough. Guests included Viola Berg Gertie Gibson Martha Berg Lottie Sandreuck Anna Berg Hazel Berg Katherine Emerick Dena Smith Jennie Powers Euphemia Lyman Minnie Morris Mary Hacker Viola Fackler Lillie Ludekoff Esther Coinman Mildred Lounsbrough Tena Albright and Blanche Green Nancy Lou Coinman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyules Feakins
Mary Lounsbrough
Pedro
Lottie Sandrock
Ruth Green
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Viola Berg
Gertie Gibson
Martha Berg
Lottie Sandreuck
Anna Berg
Hazel Berg
Katherine Emerick
Dena Smith
Jennie Powers
Euphemia Lyman
Minnie Morris
Mary Hacker
Viola Fackler
Lillie Ludekoff
Esther Coinman
Mildred Lounsbrough
Tena Albright
Blanche Green
Betty Maye Lounsbrough
Nancy Lou Coinman
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List with Newborn
Admissions include Gene Zavodsky Mrs. Carl Keiffer Mrs. C R Graham Jean Gunther Betty Barlow Patricia Crew Earl Mathis John Gos sink Ruth Wittler Evelyn Smith Masuko Otake Alice May Wood Discharges include Mrs Russell Krueger and baby girl Mrs Arthur Prince horn and baby son Mrs Eugene Taylor Richard Fox J LeRoy Carter Harriet Hagar Leis Spooner John Flint Elmo Gilbert Evelyn Edwards Dorothy Mudge Lena Bosshart Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Keifer a daughter on Thursday May 4 at Allen Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Zavodsky
Carl Keiffer
C. R. Graham
Jean Gunther
Betty Barlow
Patricia Crew
Earl Mathis
John Gossink
Ruth Wittler
Evelyn Smith
Masuko Otake
Alice May Wood
Russell Krueger
Arthur Princehorn
Eugene Taylor
Richard Fox
J. LeRoy Carter
Harriet Hagar
Leis Spooner
John Flint
Elmo Gilbert
Evelyn Edwards
Dorothy Mudge
Lena Bosshart
Carl Keifer
Allen Hospital
Oberlin High elects G A A officers at school meeting
The Girl's Athletic Association of Oberlin High School elected Wilma Jean Lathrop president Sonia Moyer vice president Marion Reed secretary treasurer and Elizabeth Carr recorder at a Wednesday afternoon meeting. Other officers will be announced at the May 10 annual banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl's Athletic Association of
Oberlin High School
Wilma Jean Lathrop
Sonia Moyer
Marion Reed
Elizabeth Carr
Girls 10 to 20 urged to join 4-H clubs meeting
All girls aged 10 to 20 are invited to a 7 30 Monday evening May 8 meeting at Mrs. Don Bryant 170 North Main Street to form 4-H clubs. A cooking project will be led by Mrs. Bryant and a clothing project may be organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of the First Church
A. P. Lothrop
Elm Street
David Mover
Romayne Webber
Liddell
Ohio State Nurses Association
Cleveland
Vine Rebekah Lodge
First Baptist Church
Don Bryant
North Main Street
Fauver Named First Officer for Transcontinental Western Airlines
John W. Fauver son of Clayton K. Fauver of 355 Edgemeer Place has been appointed first officer for a TWA Lindbergh line liner. He trained at Aeroways Inc and Transcontinental Western Airlines and completed a two week pilot training course. Fauver will operate with headquarters in Kansas City and fly routes between Kansas City and Albuquerque. He began his work Thursday and will be joined in Kansas City by Mrs. Fauver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Fauver
Clayton K. Fauver
Edgemeer Place
Transcontinental Western Airlines
Mr. Fauver
Aeroways, Inc
Cleveland
Transcontinental Western Airines
Kansas City
Newark
N. J
Siaver
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Fauver
Mrs. Warren Thomas Returns from Five Month Trip
Mrs Warren Thomas returns home after a five month journey to Honolulu and California where she stayed with her sister Mrs White Sut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Thomas
Honolulu
California
Stops Save Boy Causes Fender Damage in Street Collision
A sudden stop to save a small boy on West avenue near Seventh street led to damage to fenders on two cars. Allen Camp of Amherst stopped, Gordon Wheeler of La Grange could not, and struck Camp’s right rear fender. Police report notes the near accident and subsequent damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Camp
Amherst
Gordon Wheeler
la Grange
Camp
West Avenue
Seventh Street
Wheeler
Death Notice for Mrs D Letta M Rice in Elyria
Mrs D Letta M Rice 62 wife of Dr E L Rice died at home 356 Seventh street this morning at 3 45 after a lingering illness She was born in Fields Corners August 8 1876 and lived in Elyria for forty years She leaves her son Lynn Paty grandson Robert Paty and brother Chester Burke Friends may call Nichols Funeral Home services Tuesday at 2 00 with Mrs Anna Storck in charge Burial at Ridgelawn cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D'Letta M. Rice
E. L. Rice
Seventh Street
Rice
Fields Corners
Elyria
Lynn Paty
Robert Paty
Chester Burke
Fields
Nichols Funeral Home
Anna Storck
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Funeral rites for eight week old Charles Notter in Huntington
Funeral services were held at Huntington cemetery for eight week old Charles Notter from Baker's Crossing. He died Friday noon at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Allison while they were awaiting his adoption. Death was due to intestinal trouble per Coroner S C Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
E. L. Sharp
Huntington Cemetery
Charles Notter
Charles Allison
Baker's Crossing
S. C. Ward
Elyria Mail Carrier Burned Trying to Extinguish Gasoline Fire
Nick Smith, a Elyria mail carrier, suffered a foot burn at 272 Concord Street this afternoon while trying to put out a small fire caused by gasoline leaking from a hot water heater. Fire crews from two companies responded but found no structural damage. The basement floor bore the gasoline spill. injuries were treated at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Smith
Elyria
Concord Street
Grass fire started by youths put out before arrival
Fire crews found no active blaze when they responded to a grass fire east of Garford avenue. The fire had been extinguished by the boys who started it, burning only a small area in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford Avenue
Second Lorain wool shipment to Columbus announced
H. C. Portman secretary of Lorain County Wool Growers says the second shipment to the Ohio Wool Growers Association warehouse in Columbus will be sent Monday. Wool pickup times are 8 to 11 a.m. at Simeon Nash farm near Oberlin and 1 to 4 p.m. at L. W. McConnell farm near Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
Columbus
H. C. Portman
Boston Fire Department Exercises to Stay In Shape
Boston's fire chief Samuel J. Pope orders all personnel to use a municipal gym for regular workouts. The measure aims to keep both lean and ample staff physically fit as the department undergoes streamlining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Samuel J. Pope
Four-H Club Girls Plan For 1939 Season In Lorain County
Lorain County advisors of girls Four-H Clubs in Elyria will meet within two weeks to discuss plans for the 1939 season. A clothing club session at the Elyria Y.M.C.A. will feature Edith Berry OSU illustrating materials. Nutrition and other topics are to be covered with meetings set for May 18 and 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria
Elyria Y. NM. C. A
Edith Berry
Ohio State University
Frances Eckert
Nutrition Club
Eckert
Alma Garvin
Miss Eckert
C. 1 Hummel County Agricultural Extension Agent
Henrietta Kitchen Ettas
Henrietta Four-H Clovers
LaGrange Thrifty Cookers
Wellington Quints
West Ridge Jolly Hustlers
Avon Stitchers
Lake Avenue
South Amherst
Henrietta
LaGrange
Carlisle
Eaton
Wellington
Court passes juvenile case and civil rulings in county court
Juvenile judge Horace H Nye referred a 17 year old Cleveland girl to juvenile authorities on a defrauding an inn keeper charge. Judge Guy B Findley awarded Ohio Industrial Commission compensation to Carrie DeBroy for her husband L F DeBroy's death from a 1931 work injury at Troxel Manufacturing. Salvatore Sofia admitted on reconsideration after citizenship denial due to family still in Europe. Minnie Myers granted divorce from William Myers with custody of their child. Faith Burgan v Burgan suit dismissed at plaintiff’s costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace H. Nye
Cleveland
Robert Jones
Graystone Hotel
Ohio Industrial Commission
Guy B. Findley
Carrie DeBroy
L. F. DeBroy
Troxel Manufacturing Co
Salvatore Sofia
West 13Th Street
Lorain
Europe
Minnie Myers
William Myers
D. A. Cook
Judge orders $932 distribution to creditors in California Fruit Stores case
Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley ordered the receiver to pay creditors $932 total, representing 812 percent of claims, on the approved distribution plan. A car collision on Route 20 in Ridgeville at 12:20 a.m. damaged vehicles driven by William Hobill and James Cash. Virginia Reese filed suit against Mary Ann Reese et al seeking 1722 due on a judgment and foreclosure of property in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
California Fruit Stores, Inc
William Hobill
Oxford Avenue
James Cash
Bay Village
Ridgeville
Sheriff Department
Virginia Reese
Mary Ann Reese
Lorain
Lawsuit Filed Over Route 59 Injury Case In Milan
Mildred Roulofs sues Edward Carlson of Milan and Steve Amagola of Cleveland for 25 000 alleging injuries from a December 26 traffic crash on Route 59 in Henrietta township. Deputy sheriffs also detain six Cleveland youths aged 14 to 16 found attempting to hitch rides at La Porte while ten were present. they were held at the county jail until parents retrieved them and most were released by midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Roulofs
Edward Carlson
Milan
Steve Amagola
Cleveland
Henrietta Township
la Porte
Eugene Finegan
May Buy Raw Milk Outside Of City
Dr. G E French city health commissioner explains Elyria residents may buy raw milk outside the city but cannot sell or give it away after bringing it into Elyria. The city health board cannot regulate sales outside the city, though importing raw milk into Elyria for distribution is prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
G E. French
French
City Board of Health
Shunned 56 Years Pensioner Chooses Fitness Over Elevator
In Pittsfield Massachusetts Charles F Bassett who has worked 56 years for a life insurance office refuses to use the elevator to reach his fourth floor suite. He says his bicycling fishing and hiking keep him in good shape and he sees no need for such mechanical help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Life Insurance Company
Charles F. Bassett
Purchaser or Immediate Family Use Required Says Official
An official stated the item must be used by the purchaser or his immediate family, clarifying eligibility and restricting transfer. No further details were provided.
Rotarians Hear Indianapolis Man On International Trade
Dr. E J Unruh of Indianapolis will speak at the Elyria Rotary Club noon meeting at the Elks Restaurant on Tuesday about international trade relations. Rotary officials also announced Rotary convention sergeants at arms appointments and club delegates to Cleveland next month. The club plans its annual golf tournament at Elyria Country Club on June 2 with H Rea Selby as general chairman and several committee chairs named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Unruh
Indianapolis
Midwest Council On International Relations
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks
William F. Gollmar
W. QO. McClellan
Cleveland
Rotary International
Ralph Murbach
Mark Willis
Elyria Country Club
H. Rea Selby
Walter Ayre
City Adds Up Fines But Crime Doesn't Pay
Marysville officials aimed to balance the budget by increasing jail capacity and police staffing to generate 7500 dollars in police court revenue for the year. Crime did not pay as planned, leaving the budget 3000 dollars short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Cal
Freedom For Forgetting Or Its Jail For Love
Fresno. Earl Ostergard must forget the girl he loves or go to jail. Police Judge Melvin K. Gibbs laid down the rule after Miss Elsie Becker, a state highway department employee, complained he persisted in his attentions. Ostergard pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was placed on probation on the condition he forget the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Cal
Earl Ostergard
Melvin K. Gibbs
Elsie Becker
State Highway Department
Ostergard
Gibbs
Quick Thinking Denied As Speech Clarity Aid
STATE COLLEGE Pa. A report from Dr Herbert Keepp Baker head of Pennsylvania State College speech clinic rejects the idea that rapid thought changes aid speech clarity. He notes that women are about a third as likely to be stutterers as men, suggesting a physiological basis and a possible subtle sex link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pal
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Jefferson
Deetz
Judith Wilson
Fitch
Homegrowers Market
Toledo
Gratin
Learn TO Swim
Y. M.C. AL
Schoo
Esther Wood
Richard Clevenger
Union St
College
Kenyon
College Council
Carnegie Library
Thomas
Carmel
Altadena
Christmas Club
Frank Beckwith
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Mrs. D’letta M. Rice
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Faith Burgan
Jay E. Burgan
Griffin
Frank Luppino
Lodi Street
Sibley
Indemnity Insurance Company of
North America
Elyria Savings & Trust Bldg
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