Oberlin College Veteran Retires After 36 Years
Oberlin Ohio May 11 Professor S F MacLennan retires after 36 years of service. A University of Toronto alumnus with AB and magna cum laude PhD from Chicago he joined Oberlin as associate professor of psychology and pedagogy. He later became professor of philosophy and psychology and since 1912 has held dual chairs in philosophy and comparative religion.
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Oberlin
S F. MacLennan
McLennan
Harrison
Ontario
University of Toronto
University of Chicago
Rory
Notable Writer And Scholar Publishes Morals Evolution
The text notes a contributor role across periodicals and a 1929 co authoring of a Dewey tribute volume. It cites a work titled The Evolution of Morals and lists memberships in the American Philosophical Association and the Oberlin branch of the National Research Council as listed in the prior Who's Who edition.
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John Dewey
American Philosophical Association
Oberlin
National Research Council
Scottsboro Case to be Reviewed at May Meeting
The Scottsboro case will be discussed at a Sunday meeting in the James Brand House at 4 p.m. David Pierce of the Cleveland Chapter NAACP will speak, with I O Ford and Walter Dicks of the International Labor Defence also presenting. The talk covers civil rights, race conditions in the south, penal system and prison labor issues.
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Scottsboro
James Brand House
David Pierce
Cleveland
I. O. Ford
Walter Dicks
International Labor Defence
Scoitshoro
Pilerre
Supreme Court
Sunda
Eastern Star Parsr Chapter Holds Annual Inspection
Two hundred attendees at Parsr Chapter Order of Eastern Star annual inspection included members and guests from all twenty district chapters. Laura Magrew Worthy Grand Matron of Ohio served as inspecting officer. Distinct guests included Sara Binder Catherine Stone Marie Ramser Mrs Wise and Mattie Prosser Deputy Grand Matron.
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Parsr
Order of Eastern Star
Laura Magrew
Ohio
Sara Binder
Wellmeter
Catherine Stone
Elvrra
Marie Ramser
Wellington
Wise
Medina
Mattie Prosser
la Grange
Miss Beulah Mar Hosts Bridge Party At Her Home
A bridge gathering was held Tuesday evening at Miss Beulah Mar’s residence. Four tables played while guests included Miss Phillips and Mrs Mary Cunningham. Small refreshments were served during the event.
Memorial Banquet Scheduled for May 19
An event notice announces a banquet on May 19 at 7 o clock evening. The program will feature a Moss Festord subject and a Forgotten Afoment.
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Moss
College Editors Convene at Oberlin for Fall Convention
The Ohio College Newspaper Association arranged its fall meeting in Oberlin after a spring session at Denison University. The Oberlin Review was named a director, with Edward Tenney, Paul Krucker, and John Lydenberg among the attendees.
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Oberlin
Ohio College Newspaper Association
Denison University
Oberlin Review
Edward Tenney
Review
Paul Krucker
John Lydenberg
Oberlin Business Men Meet for Friday Session
The Oberlin Business Men will convene Friday evening in the Grange Hall with dinner at 6 39. Key topics include summer Walotee sales promotions and plans for decoration.
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Oberlin
Grange Hall
Minister Outlines Rural Four H Work For Youth
Rev R F Albrecht Brownhelm spoke to Lorain County Senior Four H Club detailing the ministers role in rural youth programs. He urged heart head health and hands development and noted heart as most important. June meeting will be a laboratory session on games for Four H programs. Margaret Burkley ridesville and Jukins Columba Towns o named for next meeting roles.
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Lorain County
R. EF. Albrecht
Brownhelm
Margaret Burkley
Ridesville
Jukins
Columba Tounsn'o
Modern Canning Methods Demonstrated at County School
Lates and most modern canning techniques were demonstrated before 126 Lorain County women at the canning school run by the county agricultural extension service at the M. C. A. on Wednesday afternoon. Demonstrations were led by Miss Alma Garvin, an Ohio State University specialist. Foods canned included chicken, spinach, strawberries, and tomatoes. Pressure canning and water bath methods were shown, along with tin canning. Garvin noted tin canning avoids breakage and cools rapidly. Bulletins on canning are available from the county extension office.
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Lorain County
Alms Garvin
Ohio State University
Amore
Kidnaping Threat at Oberlin College Sparks Alarm
Two Oberlin College freshmen Fred Barr Jr and Carroad Peabody Jr were threatened with abduction by members of the Men s Building Literary Society in a dormitory incident that prompted police and the college president to intervene. The ring reportedly demanded orders for light wines and beer from other students but later confessed the act was a joke.
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Oberlin
Iserlin College
Mem- Berlin College
Ernest Hetch Wilkins
Fred Barr, Jr
Shaker Heights
Carroad Peabody Jr
Cleveland
Men's Building Literary Society
Society
County Fair Board to Reveal Advertising Scheme
During commencement week William Richmond of the County Fair Board will be present to explain a plan for advertising the fair to secure increased attendance next fall.
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William Richmond
The
County Fair Board
Club entertains at North Main Street home
Mrs Elsie Shaffstall hosted the Rainbow Club on North Main Street Tuesday evening. Mrs Byars won the high score in bridge as refreshments were served. Wil Hutchinson of Bad Lorametree visits Loram with daughter Mrs James Anderson and family. Mrs EF Stewart stays with sister Mrs Wilbur Hall in Lekewood. Mr and Mrs L Burgner guests of President and Mrs Robert Montgomery at Muskingam oleze spring festival in New Concord. Mrs William Tony visits daughter Mrs Edward Hayes in Chirac.
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Elsie Shaffstall
Rainbow Club
North Main Street
Wil Wl Hutchinson
Bad Lorametree
James Anderson
Loram
EF. E Stewart
East College Street
Wilbur Hall
Lekewood
L. &. Burgner
Pee~dent
Robert Montgomery
Muskingam Oleze
New Concord
Willliam Tony
Laughter Seen as Offensive Across All Humans
Across cultures people instinctively view jest aimed at others as offensive. The text notes a universal intolerance for laughter directed at individuals or groups, suggesting a shared social norm against such ridicule.
Robbery attempt at Royal Creamery on Middle Avenue
Police searched near Middle avenue and Fifth street after a late night alarm at the Royal Creamery. Phyllis Agate saw a man throw stones at the creamery door window, breaking one pane before he ran east of Fifth street. The suspect was about 5 feet 10 inches tall, 170 pounds, in a light overcoat.
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Middle Avenue
Fifth Street
Royal Creamery
Phyllis Agate
S. R. Nichols
Six Shirts Stolen From Grant Store on Broad Street
Police report theft of six shirts from the Grant store on Broad Street yesterday afternoon. An employee chased a youth about 18 who fled with the shirts partly concealed under his overcoat, running toward East Avenue then north before being lost to pursuer.
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Broad Street
Esterday
East Avenue
Cleveland man fined for reckless driving after collision
Wham J. Bleasdale of Cleveland was fined SA and casls for reckless driving when arraigned before Mayo W H Van Osier today. He was arrested after his car collided with a machine driven by Mrs. T W Refenning at 251 Stanford Avenue near Broad Street and Garford Avenue.
Local man fined for receiving stolen property
Charlie McDaniels of Lorain pleaded guilty in common pleas court to receiving stolen property. Deputy sheriff report shows the sheep stolen from Davidson’s Kipton property were found in his house.
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Charlies McDaniels
Lorain
Common Pleas
Miller suit against Smith dismissed in common pleas court
Paul Miller's case against Joan C. Smith for 71 900 was dismissed in common pleas court yesterday. The suit claimed an alleged assault and threat on Miller's life by Smith on October 4, 1939 at Miller's home in Sheffield Township.
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Joan C. Smith
Common Pleas Court
Sheffield Township
Four truck drivers fined for overweight driving arraignment
Justice Josephheiro fined four truck drivers twenty five dollars plus costs for operating overweight trucks. Deputies arrested Vincent Praznicei in Cleveland on Route 20 Frank Ausia of Cleveland in Henrietta township Ben Gastman of Detroit in Elsria township and Ray Hins of Columbus in Elsria township.
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Vincent Praznicei
Cleveland
Frank Ausia
Henrietta
Ben Gastman
Detroit
Elsria
Ray Hins
Columbus
Owneship
Death record Herman L White 42
Herman L White 42 of 253 Fifth Street died at 11 20 this morning after a lingering illness. He is survived by his widow Minnie A White a son Warne his mother Nellie Myers and a sister Jessie Russell of Massachusetts. The body was removed to Nichools Funeral home. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Herman L. White
Fifth Street
Minnie A. White
Warne
Nellie Myers
Jessie Russell
Massachusetts
Nichools
CLYRIANS GOING TO YMG A CONVENTION
Two officials of the Pivria Y M C A will represent the local association at the State Y M C A Convention in Columbus tomorrow. D B Symons president of the Elvria Y M C A and W O McClellan general secretary will attend. Dean Thomas Graham of Oberlin will speak at the closing session with Judge Carl V Weyszanat and George F Manley also on the program. A gala dinner will honor K A Shumaker state secretary, who will retire in July.
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Columbus
D. B. Symons
Elvria Y. M. C. A
W. O. McClellan
Lorain County
Dean Thomas Graham
Oberlin
Carl V. Weyszanat
Ohio Supreme Court
George F. Manley
New York
National ¥. M. C. A. Council
K. A. Shumaker
Shumaker
Junior Hi Y Club to Elect Officers Next Week
Members of the Junior Hi Y Club will elect officers for next year at their meeting next week. A nominating committee was appointed at the Y M C A meeting to select nominees. The group also voted on several suggested new members.
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Severa
Markets News From Cleveland Produce Bench
Market reports from Cleveland show butter extras at 26 1 2 cents, Ruggs firm with current receipts, poultry steady with various prices for fowl, leghorn varieties, ducks, geese, and turkeys. Michigan and New York potatoes quoted per 100 pounds, sacks and grades. cattle and calves prices range from 2 10 to 6 00, with hogs and sheep showing activity and prices varying by grade and weight. Wednesday gains noted with improved quality.
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Cleveland
Rhuggs
Cleveland Livestock Hog and Cattle Prices Report
Hogs ranged 1500 head with holdover sows around 390 while bulk 160 to 500 pounds brought 4.50 per hundredweight. Pigs under 100 pounds priced about 4.00 to 4.08 for bulk lots. Cattle traded actively with overall steadiness and bulk of common to low quality cattle moving at steady to moderate bids.
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Cleveland
Improvements planned for Elyria post office project
Bids opened for post office improvements in Elyria with two local contractors posting the lowest offers. J E Burgan at 473.99 and Allie Freeman at 579.18. Work includes driveway extension to Tremont street, East avenue sidewalk widening, reseeding lawns, and new truck ingress and egress. Contract awarded by Washington supervising architect within days.
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Elyriia
Gus Woehn
Fiotia
Henry Heidrich
Elyvia
Hill and Hill
D J
Inman
Danville Til
B H Case
Cincinnati
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West Office
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East Avenue
Seniors Act To Keep Down Costs At Graduation
Seniors at Ei ria High School plan economical commencement with a five dollar dress limit for girls and uniform attire for boys. The committees urge buying from local merchants and minimize expenses while maintaining dignity. The Distinction Day gown will cost 1.59 and outfits are designed for post graduation wear.
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Eiria
Picnic plan discussed after club meeting at Camp Iss-See-Kes
Members plan to vote on new members next week. At the last meeting near the end of May a picnic was arranged at Camp Iss-See-Kes. The business session followed a tureen dinner with the Red team, victors in the membership drive, as guests of the Blue team, Joserg in the campaign.
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Camp Iss-See-Kes
Victors
Joserg
Market Report Fragments From Evelland Page
Fragmentary OCR text shows prices and items such as wheat and corn with figures like No 3 yellow and No 2 white. Mentions car lots and red steel plus oats and possibly market codes. Unclear context but indicates a regional agricultural market listing.
Deny Review of Conviction of Conrad Mann
The U S District Court of Appeals denied a review of the conviction of Conrad Mann of Kansas City for violating Federal lottery laws. Mann, former head of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, was sentenced in a lower court to five months in jail and a $10,000 fine for conspiracy to violate lottery laws in promoting charity balls across state lines. The balls were conducted for the Eagles.
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New York
Theu. S. District Court of Appeals
Conrad Mann
Kansas City
Foumk Cuilty
Mann
Esctes
County funds tied up delay school salaries plan hoped
The school board cannot pay further salaries until the county auditor distributes funds. The auditor cannot distribute because county deposits are in restricted banks. Brown hopes a plan will release public funds soon to allow the county to provide tax money due to local schools.
Regulatory tax plan eyed in Roosevelt advisory talks
After White House meetings, advisors prepared a final draft of consolidated legislation on industrial stabilization. A committee including Secretary Perkins and Senators Warner and Walsh shifts focus to a regulatory tax, with amortization of public works bonds over 135 years as a treasury aim. Democratic fears over anti trust relaxation appeared quelled at a 130 Democrat Taurus gathering.
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Congressional
Perkins
Douglas
Warner
Democrat
New York
Walsh
Massachusetts
Donald Richberg
Hush Johnson
War Industries Board
The
Treasury
Forty Seven Babies Enrolled in Capitol Theatre Contest
Forty seven babies are enrolled in the Capitol Theatre Baby Popularity Contest. Registrations continue for a few days more with a May 15 deadline. The contest closes June 2 on the Capitol stage with winners chosen by judges yet to be named.
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Capitol Theatre
Capitol
Committee forms substitute program for assembly submission
A three member sub committee was appointed by Rep. William M. Goodwin to draft a substitute program for joint committee review. Members are Charles H. Jones Jackson chair Rep. Richard Douglas and Sen. Frank E. Whittemore. Jones opposes administration taxes yet favors more state aid for weak districts. Douglas supported the administration plan.
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Joint Committee
William M. Goodwin
Butler County
Charles H. Jones
Jackson
Richard Douglas
Dem
Cleveland
Frank E. Whittemore
Ohio lawmakers weigh substitute program to tax relief
Senator Gunsett led opposition to Gov White’s tax idea and favored a substitute program. The plan would abolish the current state aid for weak schools, raise taxes on intangibles, enact a graduated personal income tax, allocate income tax to schools, create a state surplus fund, and overhaul the gas and beer taxes to fund relief. Republicans and Democrats discussed committee action and potential further sessions as bills are drafted.
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Whittemore
Schoors
Cassidy
Gunsett
Ohio
White
Eliza Limes
Hardin County
Board of Education
Post Toasties Taste Wins Kids For Breakfast
The advertisement extols Post Toasties as a beloved breakfast cereal for children. It praises honey colored, crisp corn flakes served plain with milk or with sugar and fruit, and notes the cereal is made from tender toasted hearts of corn from General Foods.
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General Foods
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