Kaiser Wins Easy Victory in Brown and H.R. Wright Lodge Election
Last night's Eagle WG results show Kaiser an easy winner for Worthy Vice President with J. Austin narrowly beating Dr. S. Beck for Worthy Physician of the lodge. Haylor defeats Stull by three votes for Chaplain, after last year’s Haylor loss by five. Lyle Castle bests A. H. Mrapp for Worthy Conductor. Gecar Jacobs re-elected as Earthy Trustee. Other officers elected include E Handyside as Worthy President, R. Graber as Worthy Secretary, R. Jensen as Worthy Treasurer, Robert Heilman as Worthy Inside Guard, and A. Golichen as Worthy Outside Guard. The Eagle Board of Election lists J. Lewis Mathis, William Cashman, Frank R. Henke, Seward J. McVay, and George H. Krugman. Voters total 347 from roughly 1800 members. The lodge plans a $20 campaign contribution against unemployment and will have both degree teams participate in Elyria Memorial Day exercises. The final initiation for the season, the Mother’s Day Class, is May 26, with the last initiation until Fall. Plans also call for sending both the Men's Degree Team and Ladies Drill Team to the State Convention in Lima in early June. A fish fry capped the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Austin
S. ‘Beck
G.preech
sAerie
R. E. Stull
Baylor
Haylor
Stull
Lyle Castle
A. H. Mrapp
Gecar Jacobs
Earthy Trustea
C. A. Rolz
E Handyside
R. Graber
Obert Jensen
Robert Heilman
A. Golichen
Eagles
J. Lewis Mathis
William Cashman
Frank R. Henke
Seward J. McVay
George H. Krugman
Lodge
Elyria
Plang
Lima
Elyria Summer School May Be Operated If Enrolment Justifies
The Elyria City Board of Education debated summer school operation at a special meeting. They noted last year’s program cost 1370 with 1395 in student fees and planned a survey to estimate demand, hoping to run it again if costs stay near current levels and the program aids students who failed subjects.
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Elyria
Elyria City
Body of Lindbergh baby found in underbrush near Mount Rone
A truck driver and his helper discovered a decomposed infant carcass about four and a half miles south of the Lindbergh home. The body showed signs matching Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. Lockwood and Betsey Lou confirmed the identification. Authorities vow full effort to capture the kidnapper and murderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Aeerwaes
Teero
Lindbergh
Mount Rone
William Alen
Ty Lou
Charles, Jr
Col
Behwarzkopf
Board demands action on Edison school construction
The Elyria City Board of Education votes to serve Gazozza Construction a demand to begin building the Thomas A. Edison School by Monday near Lake Avenue after finds of quicksand and water delayed work. Architects estimate extra work could total about 2500 dollars, though the board defers final approval until after Monday’s deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Lake Avenue
Gazozza Construction Company
Cleveland
Elyria City
Fox, Duthie
Court Suits Challenge Lorain Tax Assessments
John H. Werner and co plaintiffs sue in common pleas court to stop the city and county taxing authorities from collecting assessments totaling 6642 on his Lorain property, arguing the assessment exceeds one half of the property value. Werner claims property worth no more than 9000. Elizabeth Shullick of Lorain files a quasi criminal charge case against John Justin and Za dejkas.
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John H. Werner
Common Pleas
Lorain
Werner
Elizabeth Shullick
John Justin
Zadejkas
Music by Clearview orchestra in county school program
The page lists performances by the Clearview School orchestra and various drills, health plays and songs from Vincent Brownhelm and Gulf Road Schools. Northern county schools include Avon Avon Lake Brownhelm Clearview Vincent St Josephs Amherst Holy Trinity Ridgeville Fields Corners Brookside South Amherst Middle Ridge South Ridge St Marys Avon St Theresa Sheffield Lake Avenue Markley Gulf Road Murray Ridge Maplewood Amherst St Peters. The program is scheduled to start at 7 P.M.
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Clearview
Vincent
Brownhelm
Gulf Road
Avon
Avon Lake
St. Joseph's
Amherst
Holy Trinity
East Avon
Ridgeville
Fields Corners
Brookside
South Amherst
Middle Ridge
South Ridge
St. Mary's
St. Theresa
Sheffield
Lake Avenue
Markley
Gulf
Boys Confess To Taking Money in Wallington Stores
Two boys aged 13 and 14 confessed to petty thefts at Wells Harnes Shop, Binders Drug Store, and two gas stations in Wallington. They said cash from daytime register mornings was taken while proprietors were not watching, with Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman and Juvenile Officer William Oldham filing the confessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Paul Chapman
William Oldham
Wells Harnesa
Binders Drug Store
Smith
Greenfield
Demonstration of Flying Model Planes at Elyria Toys
A second demonstration of building flying model airfans will be given tomorrow morning at the Elyria toys division under the Model Airplane Designers of America. The event follows an afternoon session and includes free building plans for the models demonstrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Toys
Elyria
Model Airplane Designers of America
Dog Warden Shows Emetic Proof in Sheep Kill Case
Dog Warden Lee Minkler tested a suspect by forcing an emetic, revealing lamb hoofs in the stomach after the dog was found five miles from Vermilion farm belonging to John Henning. Six lambs and one sheep were killed. two other dogs escaped. New Concord May 13: Muskingum College Music Conservatory director Thomas Hamilton will head Monmouth College School of Bucis next year, replacing Dr. T Merrill Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Minkler
John Henning
Vermilion
New Concord
Thomas Hamilton
Muskingum College Music Conservatory
T. Merrill Austin
Monmouth, Ill
College School of Bucis
Oberlin School Board Hires Teaching Staff for Year
Oberlin Ohio May 12. At a meeting of the board of education Dr Lynds Jones became president after last fall election though absent in winter. Several staff members were re employed and new teachers hired to replace six resignations including Ball Ewing Read Garret. Sullivan vacancy not yet filled. List includes high school Pleasant street Prospect street and Centennial school staff with Music Supervisor Miss Marian Williams.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin Board of Education
Lynds Jones
Jones
Oberlin
Budington
Misa Jean Ball
Misa Dorothy Bell
Rachael FL. Ewing
Nellie Reed
Verna Sullivan
Sallie Garret
Misa Ball
Charlotte Kershaw
Miss Ewing
Sue Weller
Miss Read
Anna Driftmier
Miss Garret
Margaret Lancashire
Miss Sullivan
Francia Alter
G. A. Bahr
Charlotte Merchan
Dorothy W. Bauer
Evalyn Bayle
William C. Bohrer
Mabel F. Gibson
Norma M. Hammond
L. F. Holden
Carol E. Jordan
Sophia N. Kelly
Donald J. Leahy
Louise McCaw
Carrie
Pease
Alma
Helen A. Baxter
Marian W. Simpson
Donola H. Lee
Sara B. MacLennan
Mary Kepler
Ida B. Brady
Centennial School
Lillian L. Binns
Marian Williams
Training School To Hold Annual May Festival
The Oberlin Kindergarten Primary Training School plans its annual May Festival on Wednesday afternoon May 18 at 4 on the Metcalf lawn. Featured will be a Pro cession and May Queens, dancing, a Greek play by the Dramatic association, the Maypole Dance, and a Recessional. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Kindergarten Primary Trainings School
Metcalf
The
Dramatic Association
Epworth League Banquet Tonight At Methodist Church
The Epworth League annual banquet will be held at the Methodist church in Washington D C at 6 39 this evening. All members and adults are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Mrs Calhoon May Be Named To Board In Lorain County
Mrs. A C Calhoon may be named to the Lorain County Building Commission to fill a vacancy after her husband’s death Judge A R Webber is expected to make the appointment with the commission’s suggestion. If she accepts the court will likely act soon to finish sanatorium matters and the panel may be dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Calhoon
Lorain County Building Commission
A. R. Webber
Don W. Myers
H. T. Manners
Death Records for Margaret Graham and Anthony B Lambert
Margaret Graham died last evening at the Home for the Aged after a lingering illness. She was born January 18, 1860 in Sarakaville Ohio and lived in Elyria the past three years. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. from the Home for the Aged, Rev. E. J. Bond officiating. Burial in Caldwell, Ohio. Anthony B. Lambert, Wellington Died at home in Cleveland last evening. Services Saturday at 2:00 p.m. with short service at Wellington Cemetery at 4:00 p.m. Survived by widow Ella and two daughters Ana Drayer of Wilmatte Illinois and Ida White of Oberlin.
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Margaret Graham
Sarakaville
Ohio
Elyria
Taylor Funeral
E. J. Bond
Caldwell
First Methodist Church
Anthony Lambert Wellington
Anthony B. Lambert
Cleveland
Wellington
Oberlin Mock Convention Opens With Parade Tonight
Oberlin U May 13 Mock Democratic Contention at Oberlin College opens tonight with a parade of 1260 student delegates and five bands. Breckinridge Long will keynote the first session at 7 p.m. in the bleacher campus hall. Gordon Hayes of Ohio State presides Saturday as candidates are nominated and ballots cast for president and vp. A Prohibition plank seeks repeal of the Volstead Act and redefinition of intoxicating beverage.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Breckinridge Long
Washington, D. C
Long
Gordon Hayes
Ohio State University
Smith
Roosevelt
Lindbergh Baby Case Witness Recounts Discovery
Wilson, living near Hopewell, described finding the Lindbergh baby in a laurel thicket off a roadside ditch. He said he, with a companion, followed a trail 74 feet from the road, saw a decomposed body with hair, noted a missing leg, and found a small dirty clothing piece. They reported to Chief Williamson at Hopewell and alerted state police. Wilson's account places the body in a hidden spot, away from the road, and describes the scene before authorities removed the body.
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Wilson
Hopewell
Charles Williamson
Allen
Lindbergh
Woodville
Sourland Hills
Markets Cleveland live stock hogs and produce prices
Live stock steady to higher on top hogs at 3.80 for 160 to 310 pound weights. Cattle steady to higher with medium tight steer values quoted 5.25 to 6.55. Calves active at 6.00 to 7.00, produce markets steady with butter around 21 to 21.5 cents, eggs mostly 11 to 13 cents, poultry prices mixed, potatoes steady with Ohio New York and Pennings in 60 to 85 cents per bushel range.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Penn
Idaho
Kiwanis president did not endorse Elyria Jubilee
A past Kiwanis officer explains that President Zaizer did not back the Elyria Jubilee. He recounts drafting a mock proclamation using Bacon’s Colgate degree, noting Bacon would not endorse the event. The article frames the matter as a misunderstanding and cites internal club chatter.
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Hereia
Intelligence League
Earl Bacon
Colgate
Hig
Eta Bita
Boat
Kiwanis Club
Bill Zalzer
Zaizer
Elyria
Zalzer
Bacon
Zazier
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Y-Indus Club To Elect Officers In May
The Y Indus Club will elect four officers to head activities for the coming year on May 24. The nominating committee selected 14 nominees, with eight candidates nominated by the committee. The officers to be chosen include a president and three other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Tor
Club Nominating Ballot Totals List Officers and Alternates
Eugenes Hubbard and Gust Keaveney for vice president Fred Green and Frank Yoo for secretary Norwood Baumhart and Theodore Washke for treasurer Six additional nominations were made by members for president George Krugman for vice president David Griffiths and John Pais for secretary Robert Smith and for treasurer Richard Smith and Harry Harmon District club officials endorse a second slate with these candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenes Hubbard
Gust Keaveney
Fred Green
Frank Yoo
Norwood Baumhart
Theodore Washke
Robert Daniels
George Hewitt
Club
George Krugman
David Griffiths
John Pais
Robert Smith
Richard Smith
Harry Harmon
City relief sewer bids rejected. project readvertised soon
Service Director Fred Underhill reported all bids on the East Fourth Street alley relief sewer improvement were rejected due to extreme variations in bids and bidder qualifications. The project will be readvertised soon. Cincinnati May 13. The body of John Sanders, 62, missing for weeks, was found in the Ohio River Thursday.
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East Fourth Street
West Avenue
East Avenue
Seventh Street
Fred Underhill
Underhill
Cincinnati
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F. T. Cooke
Forest Street
Texas
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Harry Hovey
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Trufant
J. C. Seaman
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O. K
George Dudley
Nancy Squire
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
R. 3. Young
J. BE. Rosencrans
Mrs. Lynda Jones
Pasadena
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Dr. Grege
Ohio Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Akron
L. B. Daniels
College of Preachers
National Cathedral
Samuel Brubaker
Ashland
Joseph Petro
G. M. Standen
A. J. Boor
Middle Avenue
Gordon &, Clausar
E.T. Clauser
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Wildercraft
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Harvest Inn Sales
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Tom Fay
M. O. Fay
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Ford Garage
L. C. Hecock Floral Co
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