Lorain County health board backs tuberculosis hospital plan
At the Lorain County General Health District Advisory Council annual meeting a resolution favored a local tuberculosis sanitarium or hospital for the county. Dr. Barrett and Dr. Baldwin urged facilities as 115 active cases are known and 65 to 70 deaths occurred in 1938. The county now spends $9,000 to $10,000 yearly sending cases outside the county, with a plan to bring beds home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Barrett
W. S. Baldwin
Baldwin
Mt. Vernon Sanitarium
St. Anthonys Hospital
Columbus
Toledo
McConnellsville
Lorain County Public Health Council
Board of Health
Life of C M Braman a Medina banker and city builder
The obituary outlines C M Braman's banking career from bookkeeper to cashier at The Savings Deposit Bank Co and his pivotal roles in Medina and Lorain. He helped organize the Medina bank and named the Elyria institution, later becoming cashier for 19 years at The Central Bank Co. He served as president of The Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co. from 1916, led the bank until 1928 due to ill health, and was active in civic undertakings. He married Anna B Folger in 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Braman
Savings Deposit Bank Co
The
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Savings Deposit Bank of
Medina
Elyria
Lorain
Braman
Central Bank Co
W. W. Boynton
J. C. Hill
Anna B. Folger
Thomas Filger
Explosion Fatal To Father Of 5 Children
Glenn Satchen aged 35, father of five, was burned to death at his Satchen farm home six miles west of Chillicothe when attempting to kindle a fire with kerosene. The blast enveloped him in flames causing fatal injuries.
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Chillicothe
Glenn Satchen
Satchen
Here
Officials at Lancaster on the Carpet
Lancaster officials face potential removal after a state probe into a Lancaster girl decoy scandal tied to bootlegging. Mayor Hastings Police Chief Wallace Prosecutor Cunningham and Sheriff Lesler were subpoenaed to explain nonenforcement of prohibition laws as inspectors exposed widespread violations in Lancaster and Fairfield County.
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Columbus
Lancaster
Edward Little
Dayton
John QO. Cole
Elyria
R A. Hastings
Henry J. Wallace
Russell Cunningham
Gail Lesler
Rupert R. Beetham
Beetham
Cooper
Edward S. Schorr
Harry D. Silver
Cole
Little
Fairfield County
United States
Joseph Horner
Horner
Ciry
Little and Cole
Cooper Beetham
Ohio
Trials Postponed For Four Lorain Liquor Suspects
Trials for Lorain men W. J. O Connell Jack Williamson Joseph Millek and John Kotnik were delayed for a week as State Prohibition Agents Cole Baynaham and Sheriff Adams failed to produce witnesses before Judge Webber. Cole leads raids and is under investigation in Columbus for liquor evidence practices. Additional arrest John Nickiceki of Grafton was bound over to the grand jury on a third offense liquor possession charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
John O. Cole
George Baynaham
Clarence E. Adams
A. R. Webber
Cole
Columbus
Lancaster
Beethant
W. J. O’connell
Jack Williamson
Joseph, Millek
John Kotnik
O'Connell
Williamson
Millek
Kotnik
Court House
Williamson- O'Connell Place
Adams
Kotuik
John Nickiceki
Grafton
S. J. George
Wellington trio cited for intoxicated driving and fines
James Casey of Wellington was fined 100 and costs by Justice S J George for driving while intoxicated and had driving privileges suspended for six months. Lea Jackson and Mathew Teehan, both of Wellington, were fined 25 and costs each for intoxication. They were arrested by sheriff deputies on the Lake road west of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Casey
Wellington
Justice S. J. George
Casey
Lea Jackson
Mathew Teehan
Lake Road
Lorain
Oberlin Marnies Suddenly Died at Home
Gus Chambers, 62, a well known local resident and expert plasterer, died suddenly at his North Park Street home at 745 a m. The coroner ruled death due to acute dilation of the heart after Chambers slumped while preparing lunch. He is survived by a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Gus Chambers
North Park Street
Chambers
Miles E. Perry
Health Day Program Set at Fair Grounds Elyria
The Lo rain County Health Day will be held at the Fair Grounds on Friday with 1020 children in blue ribbon contests. Officials hope for ideal weather as the program includes a girls baseball final a track meet a parade drills and songs led by Dr I Riegin of the American Heart Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Vaughn
Lorain County
Fairgrounds
Fair Grounds
Elyria
I. ©. Riegin
American Heart Association
Worain County
Urgent scarlet fever quarantine on Prospect Street area
Scarlet fever epidemic leads to quarantine of Prospect Street from Clark to end. Garford and Hamilton schools closed for district children. Sanitary Police Officer F H Williams reports sixteen quarantine cases citywide with three new cases Sunday and one Monday. Doctors urged to report cases by phone immediately to trigger swift quarantine actions. A guard, Guy Davis, patrols the area to enforce the quarantine.
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Prospect
Clark Street
Garford School
Guy Davis
F. H. Williams
Bond Street
Williams
Garford
Hamilton
Thompson Hears Citizenship Examinations For Final Grants
Judge W W B Thompson presided over final naturalization hearings today as 80 of about 150 applicants were expected to be admitted. Paul G Werner district director of naturalization attended, noting a prior preliminary exam excluded unprepared applicants. Examinations were to be finished tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. B. Thompson
Paul G. Werner
Naturalization
Werner
Three teens captured in woods after car crash
Three alleged automobile thieves were captured in a woods east of Whiskeyville after a car wreck in a ditch. Bob Cooke 18 James Watkins 19 and Robert Davis 20 admitted stealing the car in Detroit about 3 a.m. and driving east. Deputies recovered the wrecked vehicle and pursued the suspects who fled into the nearby woods. If the car is proven stolen from Michigan the case may go to federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiskeyville
Bob Cooke
James Watkins
Robert Davis
Detroit
Clarence Adams
Michigan
Nation's 36th Tariff Bill Completed in Washington
The Hoover era tariff revision aims to update the Fordney McCumber act with about 20 percent of schedules altered. Key changes include sugar at 8 cents per pound on 6 degree grade, Cuba preference to 24 cents, cement duty eight cents per 100 pounds, shingles 2½ percent ad valorem, wool up to 34 cents per pound, wheat at 42 cents, and various agricultural adjustments. The measure, 85,000 words long and 200 pages, was prepared by Hawley and faces Senate scrutiny before becoming law.
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Washington
Fordney-McComber
House
Hawley
Ways and Means
Cuba
United States
South America
Ways and Means Committee
Hoover
Senate
Elyria board rehires 156 teachers for next year
Elyria public schools board voted to re-employ 156 teachers and two clerks plus the school attendance officer at its May meeting. Ten teachers will not return, leaving vacancies to fill, with nine more teachers likely needed for next year, mainly in grade schools and at the new Allen school.
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Elyria Public
Board of Education
Gates Hospital School
Allen
R. C. Tinston
H. H. Stiffier
A. N. Smith
Mabel Logan
Columbus
Erma Hyland
Ruth Dewhurst
California
Washington
Ely
R. C. Maston
C. P. Shively
F. 1D. Adams
Ass't Prin
Nina J. Baker
al Barth
Stella Bills
Wilfred Bowdler
Adele Brown
Freeman Dustimer
Margaret Edwards
Agnes H. Fay
Gladys Fowell
Dana Fox
J. D. Funk
Edward Gaumer
Barbara Hilberg
Philip Hofmann
Bertha Hoge
Edna Jones
Milgred Kinder
Floss Klopfenstein
C. W. Koppes
Blanche Lake
E. R. Laver
Nelle R. Lewis
J. C. Linville
Esta Long
Lee Lyman
Grace McCrillis
Maude Parmelee
Margaret Purdum
Frances Raufus
Gertrude Remington
Allyn S. Rose
Harry Rosene
M. H. Schlieper
Mary Sheffield
Lenore Shumake
Albert T. Smith
Carl Smith
May Speer
Fred Tutthill
Evelyn Vanoster
J. J. Vaughn
W. L. Vaughn
Harold Wilson
Ralph Wood
Eula Young
J. Martin Beck
Mildred Gope
Ruth Curmen
Mabel Eubanks
Fern Gates
Ethel Goit
Viola Haynes
Harriet Hubbard
Dorothy Jones
Marian Kemble
Charlotte Kershaw
Olive Lapp
Clair Reynolds
R. R. Ross
Marjorie Rossiter
Margaret Scott
Pauline Storrer
C. M. Williams
Franklin
E. Glenn Baxter
Gertrude Barker
Florence Bickford
Carrie Tou Church
Leola M. Luce
Louise Peteet
Ethel Rose
Marian Sexton
Mildred Stuart
Jane Wellert
Helen Williams
Elizabeth Freese
Nellie Boyd
Susie Drake
Marguerte Helman
Lucy B. Kirk
Alice McCracken
Ella Parmelee
Bertha
Hastings Salary Raise Approved by City Council
Hastings street commissioner L A Hastings received a salary increase from 2000 to 2220 dollars at Monday night’s city council meeting. The raise, recommended by the Finance Committee, takes effect July 1. The measure passed unanimously.
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Hastings
L. A. Hastings
Fund for Legion Home Drives to $14,235 in Two Days
American Legion Memorial Home fundraising, boosted by Rotary Day pledges, reached $14,235 by noon after a second luncheon at the YMCA. Men’s teams contributed $5,101 and women $1,742, with campaign manager urging early giving and Rev. W. C. Fowler framing the memorial as Americanism and magnanimity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Home Fund
Rotary
Deane Burns
Henry Ingells
American Legion Memorial
W. C. Fowler
America
Legion Post
Lawrence Webber
Edgar Herzog
Brighton
James A. Hewitt
Rotary Club
A. M. Hannaford
B. Gillis
Legion Fund
Rialto
E. A. Reilly
Rotary Orchestra
N. D. Backus
Jake Shafer
Sam Deutsch
Richard Horan
A. R. Agate
Harvey Cheney
Charley Clark
George Colburn
George Richwine
Walter C. Schultz
R. E. Jackson
Karl W. Plocher
Frank Wiltord
Walter S. Kohn
Mable Marsh
H. A. Crandall
Roy Miller
Karl Plocher
Henry Ingelts
J. E. Thatcher
P. C. Gilman
I. H. Webber
B. Gills
City council weighs three zone parking plan overhaul
Council debates fifteen minute, one hour and two hour zones as fire police and Chamber of Commerce committees draft traffic ordinance. Proposals extend two hour zones on Broad street toward Chestnut and East Bridge with fifteen minute zones near banks and Ely park. Police chief warns enforcement will be difficult with multiple time limits.
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Fire and Police
Chamber of Commerce
Ely Park
Broad Street
Chestnut Street
Fire and Police Committee
C. C. Stolzenburg
Anne Kennedy
Myron Jones
B. J. Stankard
O'Donell
Wall Paper
Second Street
West Broad
East Bridge Street
East Broad Street
North Street
Third Street
West Avenue
Court Street
Depot Street
Lod Street
Middle Avenue
East Avenue
Cedar Street
Grace Court
Gracecourt
Washington Avenue
Co . Street
Black River
Lodt Street
Washington 26
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Favor County Tuberculosis Sanitarium
John Cole
Marnies
Tage
Thompson
ENS
Smith
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