Ohio legislature ends session without funds for state
Columbus May 11 The 92nd Ohio General Assembly adjourned its regular session without providing operating funds for this year and next. Leaders expect a special session starting June 16 to consider an appropriations bill after a one day skeleton session. The partial Appropriations Bill expires June 30. Many bills died or stalled. Speaker Frank Aible and Senator Keith spoke as adjournment concluded.
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Columbus
92Nd
Ohio General Assembly
House
Senate
Ohio Assembly
Frank, Aible
Cuyahoga
Keith
Lawmakers Near Budget Deadlock Amid Signatures and Appointments
Lawrence as president pro tem and lawmakers signed 219 bills sent to Gov. Davey for action as the regular session closed. Insurgents push to cut 10 million from biennial expenditures, while administration seeks a compromise on the Appropriation bill. Appointments named to commissions on taxation, delinquency, rehabilitation of the visually handicapped, and conservancy law recodification.
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Lawrence
Cuyshoga
Senate
Davey
Beneate
Atnto
Insurgenta
Afble
House
Floyd F. Mees
R. Meigs
P. E. Ward
Geauga
Ruth Lloyd
Scioto
Frank J. Richter
Hamilton
Patrick Butler
Cuyahoga
Special Commission
Edward J. Gardner
Butler
W. F. Sheeley
Ross
W. D. Burgett
Ashtabula
George J. Harter
Summit County
W. H. Whetto
William E. Ashbolt
Lorain
William Zoul
John T. Hewitt
Mahoning
Sen
Abe
Laird to serve on soil conservation districts commission
Dr. Laird of Tuscarawas named as a senator member to a commission overseeing soil conservation districts, aiming to guide policy and district coordination in agricultural lands.
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Laird
Tuscarawas
Senate
Commission On Soil Conservation
Case Of Five Relief Sitdowners Goes To Jury Today
In Columbus Ohio five relief sitdowners charged with inciting to riot and creating a nuisance over their eviction from Davey’s state house reception room on April 9 were sent to the jury after the defense rested. Defendants Ben Gray Jessie Josephson John Chiller Morris Jaffa are Cleveland residents. John Monarch of Dayton was freed as not present at eviction. The jury was to begin deliberations after one hour of closing arguments.
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Columbus
Gar
Davey
State House
Ben Gray
Ohio Workers’ Alliance
Jessie Josephson
John Chiller
Morris Jaffa
Cleveland
John Monarch
Dayton
Ladies Aid Meets at Mrs Kaetzel Home
Henrietta Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church gathered Thursday afternoon for a Mother's Day program featuring a poem duets and a tribute reading with piano accompaniment. A brief business meeting followed and refreshments were served by the hostess to members and guests. May 13 PTA meeting at the school includes Rev Pferrer talk and music. Other notes mention hospital admission for Mrs Portman and local recognitions upcoming. Dignity note: Santa Clara grand jury to receive official letterheads and envelopes for formal correspondence.
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Ladies Aid
Kaetzel
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Therr
Anna Wyttenbach
Germany
John Geissendorfer
Earl Mung
Elmer Portman
Ray Angersbach
Roy Angersbach
John Geissendoerfer
Barbara Angersbach
John Bauman
Wilma
Pp. T. A
Parent- Teachers Association
R. G Pferrer
Jesse Portman
Cleveland Clinic
Harry Heidt
Emma Heidt
Toledo
John Born
Phyllis Portman
Berea
Lois Portman
San Jose
Cal
Santa Clara County
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Milan Avenue
Elmer Johnson
American Legon
Town Hall
Ladies’ Society
The
Congregational Church
G. A. Alexander
S. Lake Street
Gerber Osalsting
National Hospital
Yale Provided First Presidents for 18 Colleges
Yale University supplied the first presidents for eighteen colleges and universities, from Princeton in 1747 to the University of Chicago in 1891, shaping early higher education leadership.
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New Haven
Conn
Princeton
University of Chicago
Yale University
Exhibits Feature P T A Meeting in Amherst
Amherst Ohio May 11 The final P T A meeting at the Public School gym drew strong attendance. Business dominated as the group voted ten dollars to The Record for an autograph page, announced next year’s officers, and noted a new basketball scoreboard to be installed in September. Local officials praised PTA support, with plans for a spring pre school roundup in June and a tax levy vote upcoming.
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Amherst
MacKenzie
J. D. Kaser
Walter Miller
Walter Schulz
F. R. Powery
Arthur Engle
Treasuer
Sam Wrage
Board of Education
Supt. Powers
Richard Aschenbach
Nadine Aldrich
Beverly Bruce
June Carter
United States
Herbert Gammons
Miss Warkinton
Burton Hoffner
Hoffner
Miss Johnstone
Sophmore
Marlowe
Amherst Bakery
Janice Schwitzki
Mary Vargo
Margery Brill
Lila Pumphrey
May Meetings At Local Churches Listed In Notices
The May meeting of the Inter mediate League of St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed church will be in the church auditorium this evening. Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland will hold their regular meeting at the Odd Fellow Hall tonight. The Concordia Club of St. Paul Lutheran church will meet in regular session this evening at the church parlors.
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Intermediate League of St
Two valedictorians lead Class of 1937 honors
June Carter and Margie Becker named valedictorians with averages above 95 percent. Other top four year averages include Ruth Mays 91.3 Peggy Wesbecher 93.7 Norma Beening 93.06 Marjorie Bechtel 92.66 Dora Wilhelm 92 Rose Mikitka 91 Nettie Schaeffer 90.5. Past Matrons Association of Eastern Stars will meet Wednesday evening at Mrs J G Maxwell’s Park avenue home with Miss Edith Elman assisting.
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June Carter
Margie Becker
Ruth Mays
Peggy Wesbecher
Norma Beening
Marjorie Bechtel
John Borman
Dora Wilhelm
Rose Mikitka
Nettle Schaeffer
Association of Eastern Stars
J. G. Maxwell
Park Avenue
Edith Elman
Cleveland Visitors Highlight Weekend Briefs
Mr and Mrs Ed Lehman and daughter Edna Mae were Cleveland visitors Sunday. C C E Hurlburt was an Oberlin visitor Monday.
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Lehman
Edna Mae
Cleveland
Cc. E. Hurlburt
Oberlin
Circle One and Circle Two Hostess Gatherings Seated
Mrs Michael Wohlover hosted Circle One of St Ann s Society on Elyria Avenue with 12 members at small tables and a 500 diversion for high score to Mrs Ralph Wohlover. Circle Two met at Mrs Thomas Andrews home to finalize Father and Son banquet plans and played 500 and Fan Tan with honors to Mrs Bodman, Mrs McCann, and Mrs Wilker.
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Michael Wohlover
Elyria Avenue
St. Ann's Society
Ralph Wohlover
Harold Krause
Theo, Schmitz
Ed. Gringle
Joseph Kovach
Circle Number Two
Thomas Andrews
N. Main Street
C. Bodman
Mary McCann
William Wilker
Iceland Leads In Fame Roll Relative To Population
Iceland has twice as many authors on the roll of fame per capita as France or Germany, reflecting a high literary output in relation to its small population and cultural emphasis on writing.
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Iceland
France
Germany
West Ridge Spelling Winners and Mother's Day Visits
West Ridge in May noted winners of the annual spelling contest at West Wedge School: Warren Lauer Helen Souis Virginia Sippel and Virginian Simms for the West Ridge district. in South Murray Ridge School winners included Phyllis Briggs George Genger David Ford Mary Osborn and Jack Miller. Numerous Mother's Day visits followed Reeditions list many locals visiting relatives and attending events at Baldwin Wallace College and area homes and churches.
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West Ridge
West Wedge School
Warren Lauer
Helen Souis
Virginia Sippel
Virginian Simms
South Murray Ridge
Phyllis Briggs
George Genger
David Ford
Mary Osborn
Jack Miller
Local Families Share Mother’s Day Visits in Area
Adelbert Johnston and family of Elyria along with Dick Johnston’s family visited their parents on Mother's Day. Burrer and son Earl visited Carl Sprague's family in Shelby. Lucy Hahn Herbert Hahn and Jimmy of Huron guests of the Schaibles. Raymond Simma and daughter Eleanor visited with Henry Krueck of Elyria at the Simms home. Ernest Freeman visited H H Drusenda h. H J Hillier called on sisters-in-law Charles Butler in Austinburg and Frank Harper in Unionville. Fred Gotro’s family called on Mrs Lang in Elyria on Mother's Day. The Sippel girl misses school due to a cold. George Kupler and Billy of Avon spent Sunday with Porter Bingham. Paul Court family of Oberlin visited the Schaibles. Harley Wilson and family also mentioned.
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J. F. Eldred
Lois and
Ardith
Chester Sprague
FP. N. Hopkins
Amherston
Nettle Eldred
Murray Ridge
Bud Porter
W. C Porter
Oberlin Road
Merle Penfound
Carlisle
May Hahn
West Ridge
Rockwell
Elyria
C. N. Williams
Joe Yunger
Fred Howk
Howard
Shelby
Harvey Howk
Texas
Homer Howk
Wellington
Charles Schaible
Henry Schmittgen
Martha of
Amherst
Baldwin‘Wallace College
Berea
Doris Wangerine
Oberlin
J. H. Penfound l
Charles Pickworth
Pittsfield
R. L. Walker
Marjoris Simms
Brownhelm Hugh School
Fred Simms
Henry Pallas
Alberta’ Pallas
John Reese
Nettie Klady
H. J. Hilher
O. P. Sabroske
Fremont
H. Sabroske
Ollie Minnich
Kate Kornath
Kari Simms
Jean Virginia
Dolores
Catharine Kolbe
Carlisle Center
Harold Fisher
Neal
Medina
Clayton Pickworth
Elmer Mertz
Tatter
Mra
Adelbert Johnston
Dick Johnston
New
A. M. Johnston
BE. J. Burrer
Earl Burrer
Carl Sprague
Lucy Hahn
Herbert Hahn
Jimmy
Huron
Raymond Simma
Eleanor
Henry Krueck
John Simms
Ernest Freeman
H. H. Drusendah
H. J. Hillier
Charles Butler
Austinburg
Frank Harper
Carrie
Unionville
Fred Gotro
Ireta
Julia May
Lang
J. H. Penfound
Robert Smith
Chestnut Ridge
David Robertson
William Penfounds
Virginia Sippel
George Kupler
Billy of
Avon
Porter Bingham
Paul Court
Carolyn
Harley Wilson
Cleveland matriarch Chernikoff five languages speaks
In a Mother's Day feature, 108 year old Mrs Chernikoff of Cleveland is highlighted for her longevity and multilingual abilities. The piece notes her five languages, resilience, and family ties to Treta Bown and Mason.
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Treta
Bown
Mason
Wonan
Activa Cleveland
Mra Chernikoff
Dent
Patrolman Overchecks Doors in Alameda Incident
Alameda patrolman Lloyd Trebe examined door knobs to ensure they were locked. In the effort to test them he pressed a knob too hard and sprained his wrist. The incident occurred as he attempted to confirm entry security.
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Alameda
Cal
Lloyd Trebe
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