President to Meet With Leaders to Revitalize Congress
In Washington Roosevelt will confer with Senate and House leaders this week as a troubled Congress debates key issues including court expansion, tax policy, emergency relief, farm relief, and government reorganization. The debt nears 36 billion while treasury reports and stabilization funds shape the fiscal outlook.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Senate
New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place
An advertisement offers Fasteeth powder to secure dentures without gummy taste or feeling. Sprinkling a small amount keeps teeth firm and comfortable and sweetens breath. Available from druggists in three sizes.
Death records from Elyria and nearby towns
Multiple notices report deaths across Elyria Wellington Oberlin and Ashtabula. Mrs Florence Fortman of Elyria leaves husband Edward and six sons and two daughters. Mercy Cone Peters of Wellington aged 93 dies at home. Mrs Florence E Balcomb of Oberlin aged 79 dies after long illness. Mrs Fredereka Shoults, former Elyria resident, dies in Ashtabula with two daughters and son surviving. Funeral details and burial sites provided for each.
Stan Hilenski Dies After Illness Four Days
Stanley Hilenski husband of Esther of 1429 Longavenue Lorain died Sunday morning at 6 50 at Britton Home Hospital Sandusky after a four day illness. He was born in Poland and lived in Lorain 24 years coming from Poland. He was 42 and a stage builder at American Ship Building Co a World War veteran overseas fourteen months. He belonged to V F W Post No 451. He leaves wife and three children Lawrence Beatrice Bernadine all at home. His parents Joseph and Mia Hilenski and seven brothers and sisters in Poland. An uncle Frank Hilenski in Lorain. Body to be removed tonight from Bittner Funeral Home to Lorain home. Full military funeral services Wednesday at 9 30 from home and 10 A M from Church of the Nativity Rev Father Demboski to officiate burial in Calvary Cemetery Lorain.
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Edward Fortman
Florence Fortman
Oakstreet
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Youngstown
Elyria
St. Agnes Church
William J
Edward J. Jr
Raymond
James
Robert
Joseph
H. P. Maloney
Helen
Matthew
James Price
Herbert Esker
Cleveland
Charles Athey
Maloney
Spruce Street
St. Mary's Cemetery
Leo Brissell
Stanley Hilenski
Esther
Longavenue
Lorain
Britton Home Hospital
Sandusky
Poland
Hilans
American Ship Building Co
V. F. W. Post
Lawrence
Beatrice
Bernadine
Mia
Joseph Hilenski
Aristers
Frank Hilenski
Bittner
Church of the Nativity
J. J. Demboski
Calvary Cemetery
Wellington man fined for intoxication in police court
Clyde Bradstock of Wellington was fined 21 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird in police court this morning. He was arrested around 1 20 a m Sunday on Broad street.
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Clyde Bradstock
Wellington
Don A. Baird
Bradstock
Broad Street
Oberlin club schedules and lodge notices week outlook
A list of society meetings for Oberlin from May 10 to May 14 includes Vine Rebekah lodge initiation and refreshments, Karl Wilson Locke Post 102 American Legion, Oberlin League of Women Voters annual meeting, Oberlin Junior Forum with Miss Berntitta Leininger, Masonic Lodge No. 580 regular meeting, Business and Professional Women guest night at the Methodist church, Martes club dinner at Chin's Restaurant in Cleveland, Nineteenth Century club meeting with Mrs. Bert Davis, Sorosis luncheon at Oberlin Inn, Pansy Chapter Eastern Star, Young Women's club supper and program at James Brand House, Visiting Nurse Committee at Mrs. Mae Chesbro’s, Odd Fellows Lodge meeting, and various social events hosted by Mrs. Harry Hovey and Mrs. Warren Sage. Subevents include thimble bring, and D A R annual meeting at Mrs. Earl Jones residence.
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Vine Rebekah Lodge
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
Oberlin League of Women’s Voters
Wright Laboratory
Oberlin Junior Forum
Bernti Ta Leininger
East College Street
Oberlin Masonic Lodge
Oberlin Business and
Methodist Church
Martes Club
Chin's
Cleveland
Nineteenth Century Club
Bert Davis
North Professor Street
Sorosis
Oberlin Inn
Pansy
Order of Eastern Star
Young Women's Club of the First Church
James Brand House
Mae Chesbro
North Pleasant Street
Odd Fellows Lodge
Whursday
Harry Hovey
110 More Students Win Ribbons For Spelling
Names of 110 students across Lorain County schools added to the blue ribbon list from a county wide spelling contest held last week. Totals now reach 274 blue ribbon winners from 12 schools with multiple grades recognized at East Carlisle Brighton South Amherst and Brighton sites.
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Lorain County
East Carlisle
Motorist Witbeck Fined For Reckless Driving
J A Witbeck of 3131 Lexington Avenue Lorain paid a $2 fine in police court before Mayor Don A Baird for reckless driving. He was arrested May 3 and charged with exceeding the city speed limit.
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J. A. Witoeck
Lexington Avenue
Lorain
Coxis
Don A. Baird
Witbeck
Oberlin residents attend Elytia Chapter O E S inspection
A gathering of Oberlin residents including Mrs. Winifred Beebe Mrs. Ed Hoeh Mr. and Mrs. Holland Mrs. Edith Martin and daughter Betty Mrs. Spaulding Mrs. Iva Beebe Mrs. Fitaner Mrs. Arthur Edwards Mrs. Kimpton and Miss Marian Kimpton attended the Elytia Chapter O E S inspection Friday evening. Also noted were Mrs. Minnie Broadwell returning from Delray Beach Florida and visits among local families in Lakewood Cleveland and Groveland Street communities.
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Oberlin
Elytia
Winifred Beebe
Ed. Hoeh
Holland
Edith Martin
Betty
Spaulding
Iva Beebe
Fitaner
Arthur Edwards
Kimpton
Marian Kimpton
Minnie Broadwell
Delray Beach
Florida
George Jackson
Wendolyn
Amy Ingraham
Lakewood
Roger Ingraham
Waldo Watson
Teveland
Charles Hallouer
Groveland Street
Walter H. Peake
Cleveland
George Broadwell
County pay for bonds denied amid pay-phone dispute
County Commissioners clashed with Chief Deputy Sheriff William G. Smith over paying deputy bonds and extra phone charges. Oscar G. Dunn refused to approve bonds or the 50 cent per month phone surcharge, arguing the county should not pay for such items. Other commissioners approved some bills from the National Reemployment Service, while Dunn opposed two relief agency bills.
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Oscar G. Dunn
William G. Smith
Smith
Dunn
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Davidson
DeChant
Dunne
National
Dun
Detter and
Pleads Not Guilty In Mayor's Court
William Hardaker of 419 East River Street pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated when arraigned before Maynor Dew A. Baird in police court. Hardaker was arrested about 2:30 am Sunday by Officer Clellan Andress. The mayor continued the case until 4 pm tomorrow with bond at 200. Attorney Preston Coon represented Hardaker.
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William Hardaker
East River Street
Dew A. Baird
Hardaker
Clellan Andress
Preston Coon
Intoxication Charge Against James Smith Filed in Police Court
James Smith without a listed address faced police court arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird on an intoxication charge. The record notes a fine of $1 822 Costa paid at the proceeding.
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James Smith
Costa
Don A. Baird
Tell Of Methods Of Counterfeiters At YMCA Meeting
Hugh McNamee of the Cleveland office of the Department of Justice will speak to the Young Men's Club about counterfeit detection and arrest methods at the weekly meeting. He has extensive experience in investigating counterfeit cases. Kenneth Moody of East River street pleaded guilty to an intoxication charge and was fined $1 and costs after being arraigned before Mayor Don A. Baird following a Broad street arrest at 1:46 a.m. Sunday.
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Young Men's Club
Hugh McNamee
Cleveland
United States Department of Justice
McNamee
Kenneth Moody
East River Street
Costa
Don A. Baird
Broad Street
Court House Notes Show Divorces and Civil Suits
Multiple Lorain area cases reported today include Sadie Johnston Wurte filing for divorce from E P Wurts of Elyria for wilful absence. Rita Paradis seeking divorce from George Paradis on grounds of neglect cruelty absence and adultery. The Inter City By-Products Company suing Smith Packing Company for 36215 over 15000 beef hides with only 3000 delivered. Home Owners Loan Corporation suing Frank Yoo for 5236 and foreclosure. and Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank suing Charles Wagner for 3311 with foreclosure. Additional actions involve Goodwin ditch report delay, speeding fines, and auto crash suits totaling 35000 against Lorain Crystal Ice Company.
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Sadie Johnston Wurte
E. P. Wurts
Elyria
Inter City By-Products Company
Lorain
Smith Packing Company
Colorado Springs
D. A. Cook
Rita M. Paradis
George J Paradis
Fourth Hindenburg Witnesses In Testimony Session
Testimony proceeds with Rosendahl as the first witness amid a crash investigation involving air officials from New Jersey, the Navy, Army, and German embassy. Officials consider a backfiring motor or released hydrogen near valves as a plausible cause while 35 dead and 63 survivors face hospital care. Bodies of crew members remain in grey coffins at the hangar as Germany plans repatriation on the Hamburg.
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Hindenburg
Rosendahl
The
Commerce Board
Air Commerce
Fred Fagg, Jr
Navy
Army
State of New Jersey
Senate
Trimble
R. W. Schroeder
Air Commerce Bureau
Dennis Mulligan
Hans von Boetticher
Washington
C. de F. Chanadler
H. B. Hartney
Senate Tir Safety Committee
Gill Robb Wilson
New Jersey
Weath
New York City
Nemberar
Hofe Air Station
Zeprelin Company
Germany
S. S. Hamburg
Educators To Meet At Dinner Here
Lorain County educators including superintendents and village and rural school principals will attend the last dinner meeting of the 1936-37 year at the Elks Restaurant tomorrow night. No speaker or topics are set. officials expect social activity and informal discussion. Two Elyria youths fined five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct at police arraignment by Mayor Don A. Baird following arrest at the Paradise Restaurant.
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Lorain County
Elks
C. A. Gibbons
Elyria
Don A. Baird
G. R. Hoffman
West Third Street
Louis Kegges
West River
Paradise
Actors Union Pushes Hard for New Guild Contract
The Guild demands a $30 weekly minimum for stock players and raises for bit players plus transport and standby pay. Studios like Columbia, RKO, Paramount, MGM, Universal, and 26th Century Fox signed, with United Artists head Samuel Goldwyn approving the terms.
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Thompson
Rebel
Montgomery
Guild
Joan Crawford
Franchot Tone
Robert Young
Jean Hersholt
Edward Arnold
Lucille Gleason
Warren William
Ralph Morgan
Columbia
RKO
Paramount
Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer
Universal
26Th Century-Fox
United Artists
Warner Brothers
Hal Roach
Samuel Goldwyn
Professor of Practical Theology Joins Union Seminary Staff
The article profiles a religious educator serving as Assistant Director of field work for the Union Theological Seminary while teaching at the graduate school. A Union Seminary graduate in 1925 with magna cum laude B D, he held roles at People's Home Church and Settlement, Church of the Savior, Broadway Tabernacle, and First Methodist Church at Decatur. He earned an MA from the University of Illinois and served in the 1915-79 army.
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Theses
Doracernenses
Graduate School of ‘Theology
Union Theological Seminary
Union Seminary
People’s Home Church
New York
Church of the Savior
Brooklyn
Broadway Tabernacle
First Methodist Church
Decatur
Tmne
Carthare College
University of Linois
Coronation Eve Banquet At Buckingham Palace
A state banquet for 450 guests marks the start of a multi week celebration at Buckingham Palace with the Rinks and Queen in full dress. James W. Gerard and Gen. John J. Pershing attend the American delegation as crowds enjoy cafes and theatres despite weather and traffic disruptions. King George VI’s coronation echoes the story of Edward VIII’s abdication for love, framing the distant royal event.
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Buckingham Palace
Rink
James W. Gerard
John J. Pershing
George 18
Edward VI
Prince Charming
Edward
Wallis Simpson
London
Chateau de Cando
France
Cleveland Markets Brief Sharp Yet unsettled trade reported
Cleveland markets show unsettled prices across produce and livestock with eggs and poultry fluctuating. Potatoes and onions display mixed gains while cattle calves and hogs move slowly, with notable shifts in weights and crates in a volatile market snapshot.
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Cleveland
Missing Wesleyan Co-ed Sparks Rumor Trail
Ruth Elizabeth Baumgardner a 22 year old Ohio Wesleyan University co-ed vanished from Austin Hall dorm in Delaware Ohio after leaving late Tuesday night with only the clothes on her back and her red coupe left behind. Reports of sightings in Detroit and lodging rumors proved unreliable and authorities considered the disappearance voluntary.
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Delaware
Ruth Elizabeth Baumgardner
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio Highway Patrol
Miss Baumgardner
Detroit
Salvation Army
Columbus
New York
Lakewood
Austin Hall
Flames Spread On San Francisco Waterfront Blaze
A massive waterfront fire in San Francisco raged along a 2000 foot front threatening two piers as 400 firefighters and three fire boats fought flames. Twenty eight firemen collapsed from smoke or burns during the first hours and Lt Charles Greenfield was knocked 26 feet by a high pressure water jet. Firemen cut holes through piers with pneumatic drills to reach the heart of the blaze while smoke darkened the harbor and onlookers crowded the docks hindering efforts.
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San Francisco
Charles Greenfield
Lorain Man Fined And License Suspended In Traffic Case
Steve Czch of 734 East Erie Avenue Lorain was fined 50 dollars and costs and his license to drive in the city suspended for a period. The case notes reflect a hyperbolic aside about England and its monarchs, which is not directly related to the local enforcement action.
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Steve Czch
Erie Avenue
Lorain
England
Great Britain
The
Empire
George
One Year When Arraigned on Driving While Intoxicated
A person named Czech pleaded guilty in police court to driving while intoxicated after being arrested around 10 p.m. yesterday on Lake Avenue. The report notes the arraignment occurred this morning and identifies the vehicle as the Loralita.
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Loralita
Lake Avenue
Major Berry Sworn In As U.S. Senator
Washington May 10 Maj George C Berry the president s coordinator for industrial cooperation was sworn in by the Senate to the seat once held by the late Nathan L Bachman of Tennessee.
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Washington
Maj
George C. Berry
Senate
Nathan L. Bachman
Tennessee
Cub Scouts To Get Achievement Badges
Cub Scout Pack No 4 will present achievement badges at 4 p m Thursday at the First Congregational church. Badges will be awarded for the Wolf rank. Three new games are planned as the pack begins a new year, urged by leader J C Linville for all members to attend.
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Cub Scouts
First Congregational Church
J. C. Linville
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