Mothers Day Program Draws 600 at Elyria Eagles Hall
About six hundred members and guests of Elyria Aerie 431 and visitors from Lorain Amherst Wellington and Norwalk attended the annual public Mother’s Day program at the Eagles Hall. John A. Abel delivered the principal address and was honored at a reception dinner. Local officials and clergy also spoke. The program featured the Chamber Music Society ensemble the Elyrians quartet the radium ballet Elyria Rockettes and multiple vocal acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
Lorain
Amherst
Wellington
Norwalk
John A. Abel
Aerle
Aerie
Elks’ Club
Robert Jensen
F. A. Stetson
Lyle Caste
D. A. Baird
H. H. Nye
J. L. Erich
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
E. J. Murphy
St. Mary's Church
Howard R. Butler
Chamber Music Society
Jack Roberts
Wade Grapill
Gladys McCullough
Mary Batdorf
Irving Shepherd
Arthur Giles
Ruth Shepherd
George Bird
Richard Elliott
Oleo Giles
Elyrians Quartette
Alan van Wormer
Robert Burns
Walter Smith
Harland Brown
Eugene St. Marie
Mothers Day tribute program led by Fraternal Order of Eagles officials
Geraldine Rigo, Joan Baker, Lois Farnham and Margaret Teylor with Dorothy Thayer attended. Abel’s address honored Frank KE Hering, past grand worthy president and father of Mothers Day. J L Mathis chaired the entertainment committee with E L King vice chair and multiple members listed. Stage setting chaired by Mathis. assistants included Handyside Morse Agate and Ferchmalch. Floral decorations by John Kesar. LadiesAux Mary served as ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Rigo
Joan Baker
Lois Farnham
Margaret Teylor
Dorothy Thayer
Abel
Frank KE. Hering
Order of Eagles
Entertainment Committed
J. L. Mathis
E. L. King
Willam J. McDonald
A. R B. Greber
William France
Wiliam Cashman
William Meinke
Carl Curtis
Dewey Hull
R. J. Agate
E. J. Handyside
Mike Ryan
L. KE. Benson
William Morse
Roma Stull
Schaefer
Tony Sehweda
A. Ferchland
Haylor
James
France
Harry Wright
Mathis
A. Ferchlach
John Kesar
The
Aerie’s
Ladies Aux Mary
Death Record of Mrs. Elizabeth Lacko in Wellington Ohio
Mrs Elizabeth Lacko wife of Andrew died at Todi Ohio Hospital at 1230 a m after a six week illness. She lived at Penfield R D 2 for seven years from Clove land born October 3 1891 in Czechoslovakia. Survived by husband two sons Andrew and Michael and brother Paul Pavlisch of Cleveland. Body to be removed from Bittner Funeral Home to her late home for funeral Monday at 850 am then St Patrick s church Wellington, burial Wellington Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Lacko
Andrew
Todi
Ohio Hospital
Penfield R. D
Cloveland
Czechoslovakia
Michael
Paul Pavlisch
Cleveland
Bittner
St. Patrick's Church
Wellington
Van Luit Funeral for Mrs Martha A Van Luit
Funeral services for Mrs Martha A Van Luit will be at her home Monday at 10 AM. Interment in Fields Cemetery. She died Friday morning at 5 after a lengthy illness at her Chestnut Ridge home near Station Roads.
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Martha A. van Luit
Fields Cemetery
Deputy Sheriff Steve Frolic Resigns from Local Force
Deputy Sheriff Steve Frolic of Lorain resigned effective immediately, after being appointed by Sheriff William F. Grall on January 1. He leaves to take a job at the National Tube Company earning 90 cents an hour. The vacancy will not be filled now. Deputy Elmer Peterson moves to the night squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Frolic
William G. Smith
Frolic
Lorain
William F. Grall
Frolie
National Tube Company
Smith
Elmer Peterson
Civic Division
Frole
Twenty one WPA students to receive citizenship papers
Twenty one students in the WPA adult education program will receive United States citizenship certificates at Elyria High School on Monday evening. Six are women and 15 are men, natives of 10 countries including Great Britain, Germany, Italy, Hungary, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, and Syria. Ages range from 23 to 59, with many arriving in the U S between 1910 and 1925. Classes, run with the immigration and naturalization service, serve native-born Americans in Elyria, Lorain, Amherst and South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
United States
Elyria High School
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Hungary
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Syria
Elyria
Lorain
Amherst
South Amherst
Alice C. Platner
Delay Proves Costly for Amato in Route 18 Case
Joseph J. Amato of Norwath learned delay is costly after being charged with speeding on Route 18. He initially sought transfer to common pleas court, then pleaded nullity before Justice Freeton Coon. Fees rose from about 8 dollars to 20.10 due to postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Amato
Amato
Common Pieas Court
Freeton Coon
Texas
Mother's Day church notices and postponed Girl Scout meeting
A local church listings page outlines Sunday services at First Church in Oberlin First Methodist First Baptist Christ Church Mt Zion Rust Grace Lutheran Sacred Heart and more with times sermons and activities including a Mother's Day focus. The Girl Scout Leaders Training Course meeting today has been postponed to Saturday May 16 with a lunch for all council members at the Girl Scout camp.
Ambers Defeats Canzoneri in Madison Square Garden Bout
In New York on May 8, lightweight Lou Ambers edged Tony Canzoneri at Madison Square Garden. Canzoneri, battle scarred and confident, predicted a rematch but the United Press scorecard favored Ambers nine rounds to Canzoneri’s six with judges awarding 12 to 15 rounds.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Lou Ambers
Tony Canzoneri
Canzoneri
Ambers
United Press
Lou
Indians Edge Yankees In Opening Series Battle
Cleveland defeated the New York Yankees 7 to 10 in a rough opener as manager Steve ONeill focused on tightening infield defense. Denny Galehouse pitched seven strong innings, Ramos Hadley and Karl Averill provided key hits, but late in the eighth the Indians’ infield collapsed allowing the Yankees to surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Steve O'Neill
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Indians
Yanks
Latic
Denny Galehouse
Ramos Hadley
Acros
Karl Averill
New York
Togethawe
Business Men Vote To Sponsor Band Concerts
The Oberlin Business Men's Club met in Grate Hall with supper by Grange ladies. Leo Comings presided as the club discussed and approved summer band concerts to begin mid June after school ends. Plans for a Window Fair were also discussed for late summer.
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Oberlin Business Men's Club
Grate Hall
The
Grange
Leo Comings
Christ Church to Host Confirmation and Mother's Day Service
On Sunday at 4:00 PM at Christ Church the Right Reverend Warren Lincoln Rogers will administer the Sacrament of Confirmation to a candidate class. All welcome. Mother's Day at the Methodist Church features a Family Day Service at 11:00 with the junior church joining the regular service. A White man sermon titled A House with Many Rooms will follow. News notes include F A Edmonds family traveling to Grand Haven for six weeks and Mrs. Sue Rotruck with three Future Home-makers of America members attending the Columbus convention.
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Oberlin
Roy
J. A. Richards
First Methodist Church
Lee Whiteman
Epworth League
South Cedar Avenue
Elizabeth Porter
East College Street
Herbert Byrd
Christ Church
Warren Lincoln Rogers
D. D
Diocese of
Ohio
Methodist Church
Whiteman
F. A. Edmonds
Florida
Grand Haven
Michigan
Sue Rotruck
Bish School
Kathleen Bates
Betty Alflen
Frances, Clark
Future Home-makers of America
Columbus
Selkirk's late homer leads Yankees past Indians in rough tilt
A four hit day with two runs batted in by George Selkirk powered the Yankees as Cleveland errors and wild pitching troubled both sides. Reliever changes followed Gatehouse's exit, with Hudlin and Whitehill struggling in late innings. Final score 7-6, after Selkirk and Averill homered and Solters sparked New York with timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Selkirk
Gatehouse
Carl Fischer
Willis Hudnn
Houdlin
Hudlin
Earl Whitehill
Whitehill
Cleveland
BO Rolfe
Hadler
Vickey
Makoski
Sleveland
New York
Hains
Hase
Kroner
Weatherly
Averil
Selkirk
Dickey
Solters
Prtlak
Lary
Averlil
Prttak
Lazzer
Weath
Essy
Crosett
Gehrig
Hale
Trosky
Treeky
Halie
Galehouse
Hadley
Hs Hadley
Hite
Makorky
Malone
Fischer
Vudhin
Talehouse
Hadies
Johnston
Gel“t
Sunmers
Sport pickups and near misses wrap Schmelings fate
The piece describes Schmelings luck avoiding a risky voyage aboard a doomed dirigible Hin denburg after a brush with disaster involving champion Jimmy Braddock. Der Schlager narrowly avoids boarding with a cancellation that altered the fate of the voyage and the outcome for Schmelang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmeling
Jimmy Braddock
der Schlager
Ting
Schmelag
Verdict Favors Ridge Hill Development Co
Judge Guy B. Findley ruled for Ridge Hill Development Company in a suit by Medora Snyder of Lorain alleging cemetery lot funds were misused and seeking a receiver and accounting. The court found no facts showing rights were violated and noted the case reviewed both corporations from inception, with finances deemed solvent and proper. A decree for the defendants may be entered at the plaintiff costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Hill Development Company, Inc
Guy B. Findley
Medora Snyder
Lorain
Ridge Hil Development Company, Inc
Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery
Unsung Sports Echoes and Boxing Talks From New York Circles
Local sports notes recount boxing rivalries Braddock Louis Schmeling and era legends. Indy speedway favorites Rex Mays Kelly Petilio Wild Bill Cummings Ted Horn. Homeric tributes to Herschel McKee’s World War II service and Lafayette Escadrille link. Also Ohio racing entries, Celtics rough play, and Tommy Henrich’s New York arrival with Carnag hall concerts. Nuss pickel returns to Illinois as assistant coach, celebrating resilience and athletic versatility.
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New York
Schmeling
Braddock
Joe Louis
Hitler
Louis
Louis W
Maxie
Mazis
Jack Sharkey
Indianapolis Speedway
Rex Mays
Kelly Petilio
Wild Bill Cummings
Ted Horn
North Randall Track
Herschel McKee
McKee
International League of Aviators
Lafayette Escadrille
Gar Wood
Francis A. Schmidt
Ohio State
New York Celtic
Celtics
Schmidt
Texas Christian
Joe Lapchick
Collegians
Sceneshifter
Earl Sande
Mighty Jockey
Colonel Maxwell Howard
Darton
Bernard F
I. J. Collins
Lancaster
Albubble
A. C. Ernst
Cleveland
Ohio
Columbus
Tommy Henrich
New York Yankees
New York City
Carnacgh Hall
Rar
Nusspickel
University of Illinois
Usspickel
Judge Condemns Hasty Action In Divorce Courts
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook refused to grant a divorce to Alice Elizabeth Schweda from Ellis Schweda of 219 Winckles atreat. He criticized hasty marriages and divorces and urged reconciliation, noting evidence did not prove gross neglect. The husband’s alleged intoxicated abuse was offered as a possible extreme cruelty amendment.
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Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Alice Elizabeth Schweda
Ellis Schweda
Winckles Atreat
Cook
Marsried
Shanty Ho gan’s weight cut and shifting plans
Expert notes on Shanty Ho gan being pushed by the Washington Senators association after a 40 pound weight loss, a recommendation to heavy people to eat little and worry a lot, and Ed Walsh Jr. turning from pitching hopes to journalism after a brief spring with the Minneapolis Millers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanty Hogan
American Association
Washington Senators
Shanty
Eleen
Ed Walsh, Jr
Dizzy Dean
Florida
Ed, Jr
Minneapolis Millers
Notre Dame
Standings and results from yesterday and today's games
Standings show Cleveland 7 New York 6 and St Louis 9 Philadelphia 6 with Boston Chicago 3 and 12 Chicago 1. Today's games list St Louis at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Maeburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston plus WIP Atlantic League Canton 6 Akron 3 Portsmouth Springfield 2 Charleston 6 Darton 4 Zanesville Johnstown and unclear final entry.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelpha
Roso Pittsburch
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St Louis
Maeburgh
Canton
Akron
Portamouth
Springfield
Charleston
Darton
Zanesville
Johnstown
American League
Boxton Steeeesenesee IO
Petrots Eee
Ae Saaekl
St. Ehiladelphia Uis Seeeneesveell
Todey
Pittsburgh
Toston
Students Qualify In Township School Contests
Wood Miriam Dellinger and Josephine Campagna lead a list of qualified students including fifth grader Phyllis Sampie and eighth grader Evelyn Hein. Ten students from Carlisle Township Schools advance, with names across Carlisle Center and South Ridge Schools from second to eighth grade, led by Eugene Carter Annabel Hales Pearl Carter Louis Denes Marguerite Campbell Virginia Carter Virgil Neward Helen Kavuia Anna Kavais and Harry Mehiles.
Lorain man fined for disorderly conduct in police court
Thomas Lyons age 21 of 916 Lakeview Drive Lorain was fined five dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird in police court for disorderly conduct. He was arrested around 10 20 p m yesterday on Lake avenue following an argument with Mr and Mrs Dave Herbst of Cleveland and was intoxicated at the time according to Daltre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lyons
Lakeview Drive
Lorain
Don A. Baird
Lyons
Lake Avenue
Dave Herbst
Cleveland
Daltre
Markets Tul Edo Gna in Elevators and Grain Prices
Grain prices and market quotes include No. 2 red Hicks corn at $1,381.39 per carload, No. 2 yellow corn near $1.424, No. 2 white rye and oats figures, and No. 1 red wheat around $1.06. Flour and mill feed rates listed, with prices for spring and hard winter patent flour and various mill feeds. Also shows hay and straw classifications with per-ton prices and miscellaneous commodity quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuledo Gnain
Sheets Operator Co
Montant Milling Co
Lena
Timohhy
Track Athletes Vie For Ohio U Titles
Athens O May 8 A relay meet at Ohio University drew 42 schools from three states with 550 athletes. The fourth annual event offered six individual and six relay races in class A and B plus an open event, totaling twenty five championships.
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Athens
Ohio University
Sunday Morning Services and Community Notes
Sunday morning services opened at 10 15 a m with Rev D S Carpenter delivering The Unrelenting Friendship Choir anthem Fount of Every Blessing Special Mother s Day services planned for Sunday May 16 Quarterly Conference May 16 presided by Dr W W Wagar at the church postponed Mrs Jack Meyers hosted Ladies Aid dinner April 29 assisted by Mrs A W Palmer and Mrs D Von Camp Business meeting opened by president Mrs Merrill Nash last dinner meeting of the season Mrs August Rhinfleisch to entertain May 13 at her home Mary Bainbridge returned home Wednesday afternoon Mary Brokaw and Miner Eldred were called to Port Clinton last Thursday for the illness and death of brother George Eldred who died at 10 this morning Mr and Mrs William Harrison and family moved to Rev C C Mapl etenant house Sunday callers on Mrs L A Bainbridge included Mr and Mrs Lester Harding and children Joan Keneth Miss Gertrude Heinz Kenneth Miss Gertrude Heinz and Ruby Woodcock Mrs Bessie Hyde and her mother from Elyria Miss Adaline Gardner of North Olmsted and Mr and Mrs A J Hulse and Mr and Mrs John Mellenbrook of Cleveland were Saturday night guests of the latter s sister and husband Miss Harriet Andrews confined to home with illness Mr and Mrs Lee Walker and Mrs Mary Walker visiting attended funeral of Mrs Walker s brother George Sheer of Columbia last week Mr and Mrs J D Luety and children David and Phillip from Mayfield Heights visited Rev and Mrs Carpenter Tuesday Master David stayed for an indefinite visit with grandparents Mrs Glenn Cheesman and daughter Glenda Faye returned home from Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Jack Meyers
A. W. Palmer
D. von Camp
Merrill Nash
August Rhinfleisch
Mary Bainbridge
Mary Brokaw
Miner Eldred
Port Clinton
George Eldred
William Harrison
C. C. Maple
L. A. Bainbridge
Lester Harding
Joan and
Keneth
Gertrude Heinz
Kenneth
Ruby Woodcock
Bessie Hyde
Elyria
Adaline Gardner
North Olmsted
A. J. Hulse
John Mellenbrook
Cleveland
John Stellar
Harriet Andrews
Lee Walker
Mary Walker
George Sheer
Columbia
J. D. Luety
David
Phillip
Mayfield W Heights
Carpenter
Glenn Cheesman
Glends Faye
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Short Items From Local Weekend Visits
Short notices list weekend visits among Elyria area residents. Retired John Koontz hosts Charles and Gladys Black and Miner Eldred and Lyn. Jack Meyers visits Glenn Stranahan and Ed Henson families. Howard Crum of Cleveland visits Asa Taft. Eskins family ties. Frank Eskins of North Olmsted noted. A Mother’s Day pilgrimage to the Elyria Home for Aged is planned March 9 with Bishop McDowell speaking. Helly family from Lakewood visits Forest Lynde. Louis Munn dines with Owen Stentz and later visits Elyria Memorial Hospital. Dyer Sweet returns home after weeks with family in Niles. George Parren of Wooster visits Hr. S. Myers. Forest Lyndes family and Helen and Marilyn visit Otis Lyndes at Penfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Black
Miner Eldred
Lyn
John Koontz
Jack Meyers
Glenn Stranahan
Ed Henson
Elyria
Howard Crum
Cleveland
Asa Taft
Eskins
Frank Eskins
North Olmsted
Elyria Home For
Bishop McDowell
Helly
Lakewood
Forest Lyndeg
Louis Munn
Cuesis
Owen Stentz
Stentz
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dyer Sweet
Niles
Ohio
George Parren
Wooster
Hr. S. Myers
Forest Lyndes
Helen
Marilyn
Otis Lyndes
Penfield
Court House Scene Sees Injured Driver Treated After Crash
George Hall, 23, of 506 West Broad Street, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital around 1 30 p m for chest injuries after a vehicle crash between here and Lorain, per sheriff's records. Steve Vargo of North Eaton was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication after arraignment before Justice Preston Coon. He was arrested Thursday near Cerlite Inn. License plates were stolen from a car owned by Mike Ginber of Pittsfield while in Bere t last night, sheriff department reported. Louis Razzoni filed for divorce from Elsie Razzoni of Avon on grounds of neglect. Imogene Rasbach of Wellington filed for divorce from Earl Rasbach on grounds of neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hall
West Broad Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Here
Lornin
Sheriff
Steve Vargo
North Eaton
Preston Coon
Cerlite Inn
Mike Ginber
Pittsfield
Beret
Sheriff Department
Trial Of Six Relief Sitdowners In Recess
In Columbus Ohio on May 8 the prosecution planned to finish its case Monday against six relief sitdowners charged with inciting a riot and creating a nuisance after being ejected with 74 others from Davey’s office on April 9. The defense was to present part of Monday and possibly Tuesday as the trial remained in recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dov. Davey
Ita
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen Wales Adding Machine Corp
G. J. O'Conner
E. 18Th St
Crystal Restaurant
Central Brand
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Oitio
van Luit
Immigration and Naturalization Department
United States Department of Labor
LEE Whitney Co
Esther Wood
Lither Woo
Do Bnhee Street
Allan Barris
First Baptist Church
J. Gordon Trick
Christ Church (Episcopal
U. E. Daniels
Church School
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Homer J. Tucker
Rust Methodist Church
Mr. Wood
Frances Shaw Clark
Dorothea Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
J. Dawe
Sacred Heart Church
James P. Brennan
Taft
Jennie Powers
West Lorain Street
Women’s Benefit Association
Russ Davies
Verdict Favors Ridge Hill Development Co
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
International Leag Tenis Wwee Pvt
Newark
Toronto
Butfielo
Syracuse
Jersey
Rochester
Montreal
Baltimore
Testerdas
Jersey City
Ohio U
D. S. Carpenter
W. W. Wagar
Court House
Louis Razzoni
Elsie Razzoni
Avon
Imogene Rasbach
Earl Rasbach
Chronicle-Telegram
F. A. Humphrey
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Broad and Cedar
How
Bestowes
Stewart-Warner Auto Radio
Firestone
Auto Accessories & Service
Col
Broad
Cedar
Bob Winte
Mgr
As . Ie
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