Hopkins Rejects Chamber Resolutions As Unwarranted
Secretary of commerce Harry Hopkins, returning from a Potomac cruise with Roosevelt and Justice Douglas, criticized last week's Chamber of Commerce resolutions as gloomy and unwarranted. He cited rising private home building, industrial output up 24 percent, retail trade up five percent, and national income at a $66 billion pace, asserting improvements across several fronts despite the chamber’s call for changes to New Deal measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Potomac
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Securities Exchange Commission
Hopkins
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Time Grows Short For Uniting Conference
Kansas City May 8 Conferees plan three daily sessions to finish uniting the three Methodist branches into one 8 000 000 member church by Wednesday night They focus on laying agency foundations rather than detailed programs Debates loom over ministry qualification parish organization missions boards national treasury and promotional agency before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Methodist Church
National Boards For Missions and Hospitals
National Treasury
National Promotional Agency
Roosevelt Forges Talks on Coal Industry Deadlock
President Roosevelt held an hour-long conference with his congressional leaders to address the soft coal deadlock. No comments were given on discussion specifics. Secretary Perkins in New York liaises with the White House on latest developments as labor and management seek a solution. Arctic ships built in Russia are ice-breaker freighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Frances ,Perkins
New York
Labor
Mm Management
Brownsworth Petitions Divorce in Court House Filing
Frederick E Brownsworth sues Esther A Brownsworth for divorce on neglect grounds. They married in 1931 and the defendant left last August 28 per the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Brownsworth
Esther A. Brownsworth
Minneapolis
Addabelle. Stack
Avon Lake
Lucius T. Stack
Cleveland Heights
Suffers Laceration After Alleged Push
Jones 26 of 2512 West Avenue treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a forehead lacera tion after she said she was pushed against a wall by an assailant yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
West Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stolen Car Recovered Near Jefferson School
John Ronez of R. D. 2 Elyria reported his car stolen in Lorain Saturday night and police recovered it near Jefferson School yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ronez
Elyria
Lorain
Jefferson School
Local Woman Fined for Intoxication Near Cascade Park
Bernice Stack of 364 16th Street was fined $3 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro for intoxication. She was arrested near the Cascade Park entrance at 10 45 P M Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Stack
16Th Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Cascade Park
Saturda
Firemen Respond Twice on Sunday in Elyria
Elyria firemen were called to two incidents on Sunday morning. A car in a frame garage at 373 Irondale Street caught fire due to a discarded cigarette, badly damaging the interior but sparing the garage. Later, at 9 05 A M, firefighters battled a large pile of cornstalks at the Thomas R Polen farm on Jackson Road in Carlisle Township that threatened four barn sheds and a straw stack. flames spread from burned cornstalks over the fence but damaged no buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Fred Barkaes
Irondale Street
Thomas R Polen
Jackson Road
Carlisle Township
Real Estate Transfers Reported Along Lorain Area
A sequence of transfers lists numerous parcels in Lorain County including properties on East Erie Avenue, Broadway, Lake View Park Realty additions, and Brownhelm Township. Transactions involve lenders and buyers such as Eva Sackett, John Tyson, J. Bradner, Loretta Vencel, Frances Gould, Helen McConnell, and Andrew Brandeis, among others, with parcels in Lorain, Elyria, Avon Lake Village, Oberlin, and Ridgeville Township. Also noted is a note on French motion pictures gaining favor in Uruguay while American films remain dominant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennie G. Sackett
Eva Lee Sackett
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Lake View Park Realty Company
John D. Tyson
Lake View Park Realty
Fazave
Avon Lake Village
Margaret K. Hurst
Steve Keeson
7Th Street
Raymond J. Ehrlich
Hattie K. Witz
9Th Street
Harold I. Covault
Adam W. Baetz
Lake View Park
John N. Sennhenn
Cummings Road
Brownhelm Township
Roy E. Brightbill
Nellie Poole
LaGrange
LaGrange Village
Louis Ulmer
Wilbur F. Myer
Lakewood Drive
Carl Drake
Lilly Tkach
Amherst Township
William F. Griffor
John Baskin
Norwalk- Medina-Penfield Road
Penfield Township
Maynard Walker
the Security Savings and Loan Company
Avon-Belden Road
C. C. Thatcher
Michael Auer
Ridgeville Heights
Ridgeville Township
Anna Szmrt
Frank Szmrt
Boston Avenue
Elyria
Liquidating Holding Co
Liquidating Finance Corporation
Powdermaker Road
Avon Village
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Loretta Vencel
Cleveland Ridge Road
George W. Fortune
Clarence Fortune
Root Road
College Heights Realty Co
John E. Simsic
Grafton Street
Oberlin
D. E. Ringler
Prospect Street
Carlisle Township
Harry E. Jackson
Paul Stantion
Anna Stantion
Waverly Street
Elyrie
August Hulee
Elezer Luks
Twinsburg- Elyria Road
Columbia Township
E. W. Gerber
John Lewis Good Jr
Lake Street
Amherst Village
George H. McClelland
Ethel Mae Patterson
Washington Avenue
Helen Tates
East 34Th Street
Andrew Brandeis
Ella A. Bailey
Daisy A. Deets
Lake Avenue
Bert Bailey
New Regulations For Sale of Trust Shares
Columbus Ohio May 5 New regulations limit charges on sale of investment trust shares. Maximum commission not above 6.25 percent of offering price. Trust charges excluding taxes not over 1.5 percent of average liquidating value. Liquidation costs capped at average out-of-pocket expenses. Prohibits use of trust assets in margin trading and in short selling by wholesale distribution of shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Paul L. Selbs
Selby
BBC Boycotts Duke of Windsor Verdun Speech
The British Broadcasting Company decided to not rebroadcast the Duke of Windsor speech from Verdun citing untimely timing as the King and Queen sail to America. Thousands with short wave radios may still hear the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Broadcasting Company
Boycdtt
Duke of Windsor
Verdun
Atlantic
America
Government Says Peaceful Settlement Preferred
The text notes that His Majesty's government supports settling international differences through friendly negotiations and arbitration. It states readiness to offer good offices upon request of involved parties.
Local High School Actors Highlight Senior Play Roles
Miss Tite a junior led Growing Pains last year while Gardner a senior will play the grandfather in the senior class play this month Karp a junior has appeared in Faith and Works Growing Pains and The Enemy Plays in the state contest were judged by Prof Robert Masters of the State Teachers College Terre Haute Indiana Elyrians opened the contest Friday afternoon results announced Saturday night Activities for visiting actors included Cleveland Museum of Art Cleveland Playhouse and a Green Room party at Eldred Hall Western Reserve University theater
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tite
Gardner
Arndi
Karp
Robert W. Masters
State Teachers’ College
Terre Haute
Indiana
Elyrians
Notable USC educator and banking leader documented
Dr. Stonier’s career spans USC College of Commerce tenure from 1922 to 1927 as vice president of the university, leadership roles in advertising associations, and service as national educational director for banking groups. He advised the Interior and served as a U.S. delegate in 1932. Lorain County Institute officers and banquet committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Commerce
University of Southern California
University
Los Angeles Advertising Club
Pacific Advertising Clubs Association
International Advertising Association
American Institute of Banking
American Bankers Association
Stonier
Secretary of the Interior
Hoover
United States
International Congress For Commercial Education
London
American Association For Adult Education
Lorain
Institute
C. G Clark
H. W. Barone
Virginia Stetson
Glen Trish
Nelle Willows
Death of Sister Camilla Pawine Duffy of St Josephs
Sister Camilla Pawine Duffy of the Sisters of St Joseph died at St Vincent's Charity Hospital Cleveland Sunday after three months illness. She was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs William Duffy and sister to Monsignor Eugene P Duffy William F Puseph and J A Duffy. Survived by Agnes and Florence. Funeral Wednesday 9 30 A M at St Joseph's Convent Rocky River Drive. Burial Calvary Cemetery Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Camilla
Pawine Duffy
Sisters of St. Joseph
William Duffy
Tenth Street
St. Vincent's Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Camilla
Eugene P. Duffy
J. A. Duffy
Agnes
Florence
St. Joseph’s Convent
Rocky River Drive
Calvary Cemetery
Ohio
Wife of Jacob Bauer Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Catherine Bauer died at home 85 Williams Street May 7 at 3 a m after a lingering illness. Born North Ridgeville July 5, 1854 she moved to Elyria 21 years ago. Survived by husband two daughters two brothers a sister four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral from Bittner Funeral Home to her late home then St Marys Elyria and St Peters Ridgeville with Interment at St Peters Cemetery Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Bauer
Jacob Bauer
Williams Street
North Ridgeville
Elyria
St. Mary’s Church
St. Marys
St. Peters
Ridgeville
George Dougherty
William Monschein
Mansfield
Peter N. Smith
la Grange Road
Jacob Smith
Avon
Lena Mittendorf
Bittner Funeral Home
St. Mary's Church
George Delmage
St. Peters Cemetery
Wellington Native Robert A Chapman Dies at 63
Robert A Chapman age 63 died at his New Rochelle home Sunday after a lingering illness. Born in Wellington he was a Wellington High School graduate. Survived by daughter Dorothy at home and aunt Abs EB A Van Cleef of Wellington. Body shipped for burial. service at Greenwood Cemetery at 1 30 p m Wednesday conducted by Keith Andrews Funeral Home with Dr C W Recard officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Robert A. Chapman
New Rochelle
Wellington High School
Dorothy
Abs. EB. A.van Cleef
Greenwood Cemetery
Keith Andrews
Elyria man William Bufe dies after brief illness
William Bufe, aged 79, died Sunday evening at his daughter Mrs Carrie Cook’s home after a short illness. Born in Silesia Germany on July 28 1857 he lived in Elyria 34 years and was a member of St Pauls Evangelical Church. Survived by two daughters Hattie Curtis and Mrs Cook three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Wife Hattie Bufe preceded him in death. Friends may call Nichols Funeral Home. services Wednesday at 1 30 p m Rev Ernst Trion officiating. Burial Brookdale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bue
West Avenue
Carrie Cook
Mr. Bufe
Silesia
Germany
Elyria
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Hattie Curtis
Cook
Hattie Bufe
Nichols Funeral Home
Ernst Trion
Brookdale Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs D Letia M Rice Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs D Letia M Rice are set for Tuesday at 2:00 PM from Nichols Funeral Home. She is survived by her husband Dr E L Rice a daughter Lynne Paty of Elyria a grandson Robert Paty and a brother Chester Burke of Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D'Letia M. Rice
Nichols Funeral Home
E. L. Rice
Lynne Paty
Elyria
Robert Paty
Chester Burke
Fields
Wakeman Births and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs G B Haskins Sr of Alliance announce a daughter born April 25 at home. Bernard Hughey and another couple announce a daughter born April 26 at Memorial Hospital Norwalk. Mr Hughey is music supervisor of W H and son Jim. Mr and Mrs Lewis announce a daughter. Mrs Lewis is Ruth Downing daughter of Mr and Mrs M L Downing of Wakeman. Mrs Dora Pomeroy ill at daughter Mrs Benson home. Galehouse learns of Bert R Moshier’s death in Santa Ana California. Mr Moshier a retired N P conductor and former Sandusky resident. Mr and Mrs C S Clark home from the South after several weeks. Mr and Mrs Byron Dalton of Cleveland visit Mrs Dalton’s mother Mrs Arthur Pierce. Mr and Mrs Wessell called to Elyria for illness of Mrs Wessell’s mother. Mrs Hattie Elis visited her brother J W Sherman and wife in Elyria. Introduction of Aruba low-priced fuel expected to boost use of household oil burners in the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
G. B. Haskins, Sr
Alliance
Bernard Hughey
Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Hughey
Lewis
Ruth Downing
M. L. Downing
Dora Pomeroy
Benson
Galehouse
Bert R. Moshier
Santa Ana
California
Moshier
Sandusky
Ohio
C. S. Clark
South
Byron Dalton
Cleveland
Aruba
Netherlands West Indies
Netherlands
Japan Bans Production of Fans and Refrigerators Except for Essentials
Japan institutes a ban on producing and distributing electric fans and refrigerators with exceptions only for essential industries. The policy aims to secure critical supplies and regulate nonessential manufacturing amid ongoing shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Four Elyria Girls to Be Featured in Mansfield Program
Four Elyria girls known as Den's Four Girls Harriet Folley June Folley Georgia Birkline Ninabelle Birkline will be featured in a Mansfield musical program over three days. The Westinghouse merchandise show in Mansfield will present a new auditorium exhibit with salesmen from across the country attending. The local girls will play banjos and guitars, having radio award recognition, with two attending Allen school and two at high school. Ohio Public Service Co. plans to have several salesmen view the new Westinghouse electrical appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Harriet
June Folley
Cleveland Street
Georgia
Ninabelle Birkline
Beebe Court
Allen
Ohio Public Service Co
Westinghouse Co
Lake Avenue School visit to Greenfield Village
A Lake Avenue School group of twenty eight toured Greenfield Village in Dearborn Michigan on Saturday. Principal Maynard L Huene led arrangements with J R Dall Local Ford dealer. Teachers included Mrs Huene Miss Lara Van Wagnen and Miss Aurilla Lyon. Pupils listed include Martha Biro Katharine Demas Richard Elliott Glenn Ernst Esther Gibbens Lynn Green John Ivancic Therese Jurczynska Louise Jabbusch Frank Jones Robert Kara James King Leonard Nead Jack Peters Herbert Starkey James Takacs Caroline Zoltai Deloris Hill Justin Mackett Jean Schroder Julia Duray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Greenfield Village
Dearborn
Michigan
J. R. Dall
Ford
Maynard L. Huene
Huene
Lara van Wagnen
Aurilla Lyon
Cleon Kindle
Arthur Neiding
Neiding
Martha Biro
Katherine Demas
Richard Elliott
Glenn Ernst
Esther Gibbens
Lynn Green
John Ivancic
Therese Jurczynska
Louise Jabbusch
Frank Jones
Robert Kara
James King
Leonard Nead Jack Peters
Herbert Starkey
James Takacs
Caroline Zoltai
Deloris Hill
Justin Mackett
Jean Schroder
Julia Duray
Markets Cleveland Livestock Hogs and Cattle Report
Market activity varied across segments with hogs higher at 7.10 to 7.13 per cwt for some weights and pigs around 6.50 to 6.80 for others. Cattle markets were slow with choice steers around 10.00 to 10.50. butcher livestock active for calves and steady for sheep and lambs with prices ranging from 4.00 to 7.50 for various categories.
Fruits and vegetables price list from market sale
A garbled catalog of produce prices listed for various items. Baldwins, Greenings, McIntosh apples and other fruits show per unit or basket prices. Vegetables including beets, celery, cabbage, cucumbers, lettuce, onions, radishes, and tomatoes appear with bulk or basket pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwins Tin
Greenings
Liu
Baldwin
Buddy
Mushbhooms
Elevating prices and commodity notes in Cleveland market report
The Cleveland market lists prices for wheat, corn, oats, and rye with varying bids and offers. Produce and live poultry show unsettled to firmer trends with mixed quality standards and several price points for eggs, ducks, and turkeys. Potatoes, onions, and other regional items appear with regional price highlights and bag lot details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Michigan
Russels Seaot
Pennsylvania
Florida
Wisconsin
Oberlin club notices and meetings through May 12
Local organizations announce weekly meetings and events from May 8 to May 12. Women’s clubs, Masons, Odd Fellows, Eastern Star, and Legion activities list dates, times, and host homes in Oberlin and Wakeman. Notable events include dramatized Frances Willard program and Negro current problems talk.
Elks to Meet Tomorrow Night in Elyria Session
The Elyria Elks will hold their first regular meeting for May Tuesday night. Exalted ruler Walter S. Kohn will announce new committees and chairmen will present reports. A combined April and May birthday dinner will be served at 4 38 p m before the 8 p m business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Comings
Oak Street
Vine
Oberlin Serusis
Oberlin Inn
Business and Professional Women's Club
State Park
Oberlin
Mildred Prosser
Martes Club
Locke Cooley
Wakeman
Nineteenth Century Club
Elyria Elks
Walter S. Kohn
Driver Fined for Reckless Driving in Local Arrest
Ray McCullen of 308 Spruce Street was fined three dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro for reckless driving. He was arrested on Lodi Street at 11 PM yesterday after backing his car into the Wackenfus porch at 124 Kaiser Court, damaging railing and a flower box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray MccCullen
Spruce Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Lodi Street
Wackenfus
Kaiser Court
Car Driven by Mrs Hite Leaves Route 18 Ditch
Mrs Cora Hite of Toledo escaped with scratches and bruises after losing control of a car on route 18 east of Brighton. The vehicle struck a soft shoulder and went into a ditch, causing heavy damage to the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Hite
Toledo
Brighton
Oberlin High students tour courthouse operations
Members of the commercial class at Oberlin High School visited the county courthouse to learn about government operations and court procedure. County Clerk H. E. Agate explained the functions of the courthouse departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin High School
H. E. Agate
Motorist Faces Charge After DUI Arrest
Ray Ramella of Rocky River was arrested on Broad Street by Patrolman Corwin Burrer at 10 20 P M Saturday on a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor. He is to be arraigned later, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ramella
Rocky River
Broad Street
Corwin Burrer
Neal teens announce a July 2 wedding for Harriet
At a birthday party Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Leral T Neal announced the coming marriage of their daughter Harriet to Clarence Baumann son of Mrs John Baumann of 75 North Park Street The wedding is set for Sunday July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leral T. Neal
Harret
Clarence Baumann
John Baumann
North Park Street
Science and Modern Medicine film to be shown in Oberlin
A sound picture on syphilis titled Science and Modern Medicine will be shown by Dr. Carter for the State Department of Health at the annual meeting of the District Advisory Council on Tuesday May 9 at 730 PM in the basement of the First Methodist church in Oberlin. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Methodist Church
Frances E. Willard
Frank E. Craig
Frances Willard
Samuel Barnes
Order of Eastern Star
Oberlin Lodge of Odd Fellows
Carter
State Department of Health
District Advisory Council
First Methodist
Oberlin
Oberlin Freshman Returns After Eleven Weeks South
W. C. Clancy has returned to Oberlin after eleven weeks in the South. He spent four weeks at Vero Beach Florida with trips to Miami and Key West. He then traveled north to Hillcrest South Carolina for six weeks to work on trees at an old plantation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Clancy
Oberlin
South
Vero Beach
Fla
Miami
Key West
Hillcrest
South Carolina
Pleasant street PTA sponsors paper sale at school
The Pleasant Street Parent Teacher Association sponsors a paper sale at the school on Wednesday and Thursday. Donors with magazines to donate should call Mrs. Cameron or Miss Thomas. Please tie papers in bundles or place them in carts to aid handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Cameron
Thomas
Social calls and church group travel across towns
Mr and Mrs Ray Preston hosted guests from North Pleasant street including Bert Daugherty and Loleta of Northport Long Island. First Baptist church members plan an all day Union Missionary Society meeting in Litchfield. Mrs C W Kinney visits Wayne Ohio with Grove Patterson. Carrie Beem visits Elyria with daughter Mrs C A Prather. Claude Wooldridge and son visit Millersburg and Columbus with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Preston
North Pleasant Street
Bert Daugherty
Loleta
Northport
Long Island
First Baptist Church
Union Missionary Society of the Lorain Association
Litchfield
C. W. Kinney
West College Street
Grove Patterson
Wayne, Ohio
Carrie Beem
Locust Street
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Sec. Hopkins
C. of C
Uniting Conference
Russia
Arctic
Walmer, Inc
Elmer
Donald Walling
C. L. Sotherden
D. A. Cook
Common Pleas
Carrie Brassard
Harry £. Belford
Elvira
Miss Brassard
Paul Asker
Belford
Lorain County Bar Association
Lorain Municipal Court
Commen Pleas Court
Senate
Clerk of Courts
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Herman L. Murphy
Marion K. Hickle
West 91St Street
Mildred Murphy
Murphy
Las Vegas
Nevada
John Dovala
Steve Bozsoki
R. D
Clinton Avenue
John Sivak
Guy B. Findley
Elizabeth Sivak
Faith Burgan
Jay E. Burgan
Mary Bernat
Erek Bernat
Common Pleas Court
Emil Kubishke
Lake Road
Leo L. Folenchi
William Miller
Brownhelm
John Madison
Muller
Castle
Sheriff's Department
Deanes
Middle Ave
the Land Tithe Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
Uruguay
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Sederis
Sister M. Camilla
William Bufe
E. Loeffler CO
Cleveland Livestock
Homegrowers' Market
Lorain County
Richard
Cleven
Esther Wood
N. Professor St
South Russia
East Oberlin Church
Misses Lewis
F. R. Dew
Bridgette Club
H. V. Zahm
Morgan Street
Rotary Club
Nancy Wolcott Squire
W. H. Phillips
King Street
Pythian Sister Temple
Elks
Ynare
Ibs
Elyria, Ohio
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