Eighth Grade Diplomas For 31 Elyria Township Students
Thirty one Elyria Township eighth graders will receive diplomas at commencement next Thursday night at Second Congregational Church Elyria. G F Rumold of Kent State will give the address. Music will be provided by township schools. diplomas will be given by Louis Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Township
Second Congregational Church
Lake Avenue
Elyria
G. F. Rumnold
Kent State University
Oliver Shubert
Clayton MacBeth
Marian Roberts
Louis Keller
Markley School
Fred Ackerman
Glenn Moon
Alex Stamco
Dorothy Louise Kiamut
Theresa Oslovean
Chris Petiit
Oliva Rahrig
Mary Koropas
Edith Critell
Joseph Mecera
Winifred Smith
Grace Rising
Eleanor Ehlers
Russell Standon
Dorothy Babcock
Bernadine Parker
Marie Hubbard
Benny Bell Harnish
Nine Lake Avenue School
David Biro
Gordon Collier
James Collier
Lauretta Green
Dudley Hornung
Robert Jabbusch
Anna King
Esther Schmirkous
Clayton James MacBeth
Murray Ridge
Burton Lanaghan
Robert Schroeder
Brings Actions To Collect Judgment
Joseph Oster filed three actions to collect a $10,000 judgment won against Aloya J. Nagel of Avon. The suit claims Nagel transferred and mortgaged real estate to shield it from sale to satisfy the judgment. Oster seeks nullification of the transfers and sale of the property to satisfy the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Oster
Aloya J. Nagel
Avon
Nagel
Rocky River
Permit Issued For New Dwelling
Building inspector Hart Dicka son issued a permit today for construction of a six room house for E. Christie at 442 Eighth Street. T. W. Meeker is the general contractor. The foundation will measure 26 by 26 feet and the project is estimated to cost 6500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Dickason
5. E. Christie
Eighth Street
T. W. Meeker
Out and In Again for Elyria Woman Fanny Jackson
Fanny Jackson of Elyria was released after 30 days in Lorain County jail for assault and battery. Police later received a call from 545 North Street and found her intoxicated, returning her to jail at 1 10 a.m. on intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Jackson
Elyria
Lorain County
Fenny
North Street
Fanny
Marriage of Roze Hogan and John Hogan Jr announced
Mr and Mrs Dallas Taylor announce the marriage of their daughter Roze to John Hogan Jr son of Mr and Mrs J H Hogan of Stop 8 Lake Avenue Monroe Michigan. The couple wed October 24 1986 in Monroe Michigan and will establish their new home on Town Line Road May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Taylor
Town Line Road
Roze
Jta John Hogan Jr
J. H. Hogan
Stop 8
Lake Avenue
Monroe, Mich
Samuel Geauman
Gertrude Geauman
Lawrence A. Jackson
Raymond Jackson
Russia Township
Geruman Home
Evelyn Lamb Stanbury
Clement TW
Stanbury
East Cleveland
Bruce T. Brickley
K. T. Brickley
Oberlin
Miss Stanbury
Oberlin Kindergarten Training School
Mr. Brickley
Oberlin College
Stanley Miller
P. T. A. Mothersingers
Grange Huntlers
L. C. Hecock
C. Jabbush
V. Schaeffer
Elyria
Junior
Howard Behnke
Arthur Nieding
Tube Plant Schedule Reduces Operations at Lorain Plant
The National Tube Company plant at Lorain will cut output next week with one fewer open hearth furnace and one fewer butt mill than this week. Five blast furnaces and 11 open hearths will operate. The Bessemer converter runs five days. Skelp mills No. 1 and 6 and butt mills No. 6 and 7 operate five days. Lapp mills No. 2 and 5 and seamless mills No. 1, 2 and 3 run six days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Death notice for Mrs. Charles Reisinger at Lorain home
Mrs. Charles Reisinger, 13, longtime Lorain resident and church member, died at 2470 Reid Ave. after a sudden heart attack. Born in Madison Wis she lived in Columbia Station and Lorain. Survived by husband two sons two sisters three brothers and two grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p m Monday from 20th Street M E church with burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reisinger
Lorain
Reid Ave
Madison
Wis
Reisinger
Columbia Station
20Th St. M
Church Ladies’ Ald Society
Carl
L. C
River Rouge
Mich
Charles Frank
Medina
A. E. Baker
Elyria
William
Eugene Roth
Alfred Roth
Ridgeville
Vera
Gladys
Cleveland
Jack of
Wallace R. Breyton
Elmwood Cemetery
Amherst infant Carruthers dies after brief illness
Keith Joel Carruthers infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert Carruthers of South Amherst died at Amherst Hospital at 3 30 am after a brief illness. The baby, born April 27 in Amherst, is survived by his parents and four brothers. Funeral from Nichols Funeral Home Monday at 1 pm with interment in LaGrange Cemetery. Rev Ryan of Amherst officiating. Felix Blazejczyk dies at 58 after years at Country Home and a fatal self harm incident. burial in St Marys Cemetery. Andrew Stasiak funeral set Monday from Bittners and Holy Cross church with burial in St Mary's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Joel Carruthers
Robert Carruthers
South Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Amherst
Ruth
Robert
Richard
Kenneth
Ben Clapp
LaGrange
Mabel Carruthers
Elyria
Nichols Funeral Home
LaGrange Cemetery
Ryan
Felix Blazejczyk
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Blazejczyk
Holy Cross Church
Lawrence Buriny
Buria
St. Mary's Cemetery
E. A. Welsh Funeral Home
Stasiak
Andrew Stasiak
Bittner
Rev
Lawrence Rudny
St. Marr's Cemetery
Slot machine raid questions spark sheriff inquiry
The article outlines Dunn claiming Chief Deputy Sherif Smith visited Kreuzer’s on Wednesday and questions why machines were not seized. Smith says he and a special deputy were investigating slots and planned to return with evidence, mirroring January raids that seized 19 machines. Eugene Resar was arrested for reckless driving on Middle Avenue by Patrolman Clare Parker at 3:25 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Sherif William G. Smith
Kreuzer
Smith
Grail
MMI
Eugene Resar
East Rivier Street
Clare Parker
Resar
Middle Avenue
Frances Juliette Hosford veteran Oberlin educator dies
Funeral services were held at the First Church in Oberlin for Frances Juliette Hosford the longtime Oberlin College educator and writer who died at her Woodlawn Avenue home. She taught Latin at Oberlin College from 1888 to 1920 later serving as Dean of Academy Women and Acting Dean of College Women. She authored A History of the Pioneer Women of Oberlin and earned Oberlin College honors including a Litt.D. in 1931. She is survived by sister Miss Mary Hosford and others. The article also notes Girl Scout activities and local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Frances Juliette Hosford
Woodland Avenue
J. A. Richards
Hosford
Lake Erie College
Oberlin College
Academy Women
Mary Hosford
Officers Elected to Oberlin Girl Scout Council 1937-38
Mrs. I. D. MacLaury was elected Commissioner of the Oberlin Girl Scout Council at the annual meeting held at Mrs. J. C. McCullough's home. Elected for 1937-38 were Deputy Commissioner Mrs. J. C. McCullough, Secretary Mrs. David Mover, and Treasurer Mrs. Frank Cooke. The group reported a year focused on training troop leaders and council members to better serve local girls, with courses in Troop Progress by Olga Carlson of the National Staff and a General Course in Girl Scouting offered in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. MacLaury
Oberlin Girl Scout Council
J. C. McCullough
David Mover
Frank Cooke
Lerain
Olga Carlson
Oberlin
Court actions and theft report sweep Lorain area
A judge suspended a 10 day sentence for Russell Yearly on a contempt charge in a divorce case. Judge Findley overruled a new trial motion in John Zieleck Sr. libel suit against The Lorain Journal, as Zieleck accepted 300 dollars of 1000 verdict. Hay divorced Har, Anastosphoulos filed for divorce, and Kolbe sued Beaver Investment for 39600 with foreclosure. A blue 1937 Ford two door car stolen in Lorain last night, with license plates from another vehicle, is being sought by police. Petrie’s license plates were used on the stolen car by Peter Stark, and sheriff officials noted plate No T. W. 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Yearly
Elyria
D. A. Cook
Susan Mccully
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
John Zieleck, Sr
South Amherst
Lorain Journal
Zieleck
Ohio
Lorain
James Petrie
Second Street
Petrie
Peter Stark
Homerville
Stark
K and S Tool Company
Sheriff's Department
Brighton Township High School to diploma fifteen
Fifteen seniors from Brighton Township High School will receive diplomas next Wednesday night. No speaker is planned but a play Mammas Baby Boy will be presented. The baccalaureate service Sunday night will feature Rev L J McKibben of Brighton Congregational Church delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Township
L. J. McKibben
Brighton Congregational Church
Velma Randles
Bertha Simonson
Betty Jane Greene
Lillian L. Snyder
Laura Harris
Fay F F. Reed
Thelma Barnes
Vision Greene
Dorothy Stocking
Edna Langdon
Lucile Anderson
John Burge
Charles Lampen
Gilbert Merrill
Way R. Clark
Camden Township
Tuck
C. C. Clawson
Charles Pachinger
Betty Whitney
Carrie Leininger
Virgo Ober
Myrtle Pippert
Jennie Alferio
Don Searles
Esther Meyers
Alberta Morgan
Bernice Lewis
Jack Schafer
Adelaide Richey
Robert Davidson, Jr
Oliver Bowman
Mildred Searles
Columbia Township
F.C. Moore
Cleveland Public Schools
Claude Olmstead
Eben Rathbridge
Eleanor Covert
Arthur Crocker
Ernest Hawke
Rowena Intersoll
Berbdert Leinweber
Ernest Maddock
Esther Mollison
Lawrence Newmeyer
Ruth Tomes
Margaret, Vaubel
Ethel Wilkins
Marian Ziegler
Stanley Zelaski
Eaton Seventern
Eaton High School
Nell Crawford
Athens
Ohio
Paul Brown
Green Springs
Helen Burke
Elmer Balogh
Jeanne Box
Dorothy Brush
Carroll Cook
Vernon Fullmer
Betty Goltz
Robert Goltz
Kenneth Jackson
Edward Kocel
Dorothy Lantz
Ruth Oxhorn
Robert Rice
Roberts
Schneider
Jewell Smith
Martha Taylor
Marian Ward
Belden
Henrietta Township
Guy Morse Bingham
R. G. Pferrer
Conrad Adier
Charles Berg
Melvin Hefdrick
Marjorie Kendeigh
Beulah Kinsley
George Kristy
Doris Portman
Phyllis Portman
Margaret Rozsos
Earl Schott
Phyllis Swiers
Mary Thomas
Penfield Penfield High School
BE. L. Bailey
Plymouth
Lorain County
F. H. Schott
Avery Sooy
Doris Devereaux
Elmer Ryel
Ridgeville
Ridgeville High Schole
C. ©. Reed
Ohio State University
L. J. Quade
Betty Baehr
Merton Barttet
Jean Beal
Rita Barnes
Esther Bement
Richard Beyer
Robert Blaine
Leola Hammer
Sidney Cappell
James Couchy
Evan Detwiler
Nicholas Dudik
Arthur Dyke
Theodore Finnegan
Gertrude Gilgenbdch
Betty Hadaway
Allen Harrison
Lester Henry
James Jones
John Knowles
Paul Laubdenthal
Ruth Myers
Cecelia Moore
Marvin Nevadomski
George Pais
Audrey Smith
Marjory Smith
Glenn van Wormer
Rita Wensink
William Wood
South Amherst
South Amherst High School
Washington, D. C
J. L. Michelic
John Ashyk
Helen Bartlome
Harold Brucker
Joan Drew
Ruth Flowers
Claire Gaumont
Warren Gleason
Marian Heussner
Mary Katuka
Joe Klimosewski
John Klimosewski
Wiliam Krueck
John Lupe
Victoria Lupe
Frances Sandera
Sophie Yarmack
Mary Yuresko
Victoria Zagrobelny
Whitsunday Church Services and Flag Presentation
Christ Church will hold Holy Communion at 7:30 and 10:00 am for Whitsunday with coronation observance of King George VI at the 10 o'clock service. Karl Wilson Locke Post 102 will present a new American flag to Bay Scouts Troop 101 at their meeting Tuesday night. First Methodist holds a Pentecost service Sunday at 11:00 am with Rev. S. Lee Whiteman delivering The Light in the Upper Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
George VI
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Bay Scouts
S. Lee Whiteman
Commencement and Baccalaureate Details From Multiple Townships
Hillsboro and nearby townships prepare for graduation and baccalaureate sermons. Rev. Rover and Rev. Clawson deliver sermons. lists include Ruth Albrecht, Dorothea Angersbach, Raymond Bacon, and many others across Camden Township Clearview Columbia Eaton Belden and more, with addresses by Rev. R. S. Tuck Rev. C. C. Clawson Dr. G. H. Reavis and Rev. H. K. Clauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Rev. Rover
Vermilion Reformed Church
Ruth Albrecht
Dorothea Angersbach
Raymond Bacon
Betty Baumann
Donald Bechtel
Margaret Bringman
Albert Drechsler
Eleanor Leuszler
Leona Riemer
Ruth Secrest
Erma Standen
James Tansey
Raymond Trinter
Diplomas for many area high schools in late May list
Grafton Fifteen Grafton High School graduates will receive diplomas on June 3. Henrietta Township Twelve, La Grange Thirteen, Penfield three, Ridgeville thirty, Brookside twelve, South Amherst eighteen, Wellington forty four. Addresses, speakers, and baccalaureate sermons are noted for several schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Grafton High School
Peaker
Edwen Mare Baum
Helen Bradley
Eleanor Kazimierczak
Irene Karmierczak
John Lawson
Robert Logan
Edward Monske
Leland Mull
Robert Myers
Arlene Rounds
Walter Rozga
William Shively
Ray Sutortus
Evedene Trenchard
Kenneth Valentine
Eaton Prom At Spring Valley Country Club
Turquoise and blue class colors highlighted the Eaton High School junior senior prom at the Spring Valley Country Club. About 45 juniors seniors and faculty attended a steak dinner and program with Eleanor Sheving giving the welcome and Carroll Cook delivering the response and class roll. Gus Kiclu's orchestra provided the music for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exton High School
Spring Valley Country Club
Wis Javen
Eleanor Sheving
Carroll Cook
Gus Kiclu
29 Advisors Study Girls 4-H Plans
Twenty nine advisors from Lorain County discussed 1937 club work and voted to meet again on May 28 for planning. They represent 26 clubs and anticipate 11 or 12 food clubs, more than usual.Miss Alf en Bird reported that the morning will focus on food clubs with a nine am start, while the afternoon covers clothing and room furnishing club work. Clothing clubs remain the most numerous despite the rise in food clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Alfen Bird
Miss Bird
Lake Avenue notices and community updates
Lake Avenue community items show church services at the school house on May 16 with Bible school at 9:30 and a 10:45 sermon by Earl R. Peck. Grange meetings, 4-H advisors, and social events are noted, plus a reckless driving arrest of George Jaycox on West River Street and a 60 mph clock reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Otto Jabbush
Earl R. Peck
George Jaycox
Chestnut Street
L. D. Brown
Paul Palmer
Jaycox
West River Street
Ohio Scholarship Day Honors Three Student Winners
The eighth annual Scholarship Day recognized 2500 top Ohio students with three winners from Miss Peters, Mary Sharp, and others discussing future plans in fields like teaching medicine and home economics. Gov Davey and Dr Bowsher spoke as the state music supervisor Edith Keller joined the program. Awards were given by Dr Ray G Wood as the Jackson Township orchestra performed under Miss Lenning. Toledo Scott led large city high schools in the scholarship team category with Tiffin Columbian and Ottawa St Peters and Paul also placing. Trumbull won county school team honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Davey
B. M. Davis
Miami University
Edith Keller
Ray G. Wood
Jackson Township
Preble County
Goldie F. Lenning
Toledo Scott
Tiffin Columbian
Ottawa St. Peters and Paul
Trumbull
Watershed development plan spans six states
Regional authorities plan to pattern watershed development across parts of Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee and Kentucky to coordinate the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
North and
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. J. O'Connor
Ann
O'Donnell Spainy
Esther Wood
Allan Harrie
Miss Hosford
Arthur Taft
Girl Scouts
Cincinnati
Kenova
Willard
Vennet Lodge
Girl Scout Council
Court House
Ernest Hay
Cecelia Har
George Anastosphoulos of
Mary Anastosphoulos
Ralph W. Kolbe
The
Beaver Investment Company
Black River Township
Dict
Mucha
Don Manning
Betty Nail
William Lott
Marian Handler
Grace Hassel
Virginia Huber
Jeannie Hauling
Violet Buer
Catherine Catlen
Browhelm Frownhelm High School
John Grierson
Clearview Clearview High School
G. H. Reavis
H. K. Clauser
Norwalk
Kenneth Arthrell
Emma Bako
Mildred Bolos
Pauline Caco
Harriet Crisp
Vesta Delaney
John Evanoff
Matilda Fritach
Thomas Gluvna
Wanda Hecock
Kathryn Horvath
Luke Jennings
Victor Rebeles
Eleanor Prughe
William Grabenstetter
Willard Monoell
Frank Novak
Andrew Neff
Edward Richter
Pauline Hoff
Irene Schaefer
Merle Schuster
la Grange
J. L. Clifton
Karl Darkey
Alex Farkas
Frances Forbush
William Frabotta
Ardelle Hastings
Arthur Karpinski
Adelaide Moulder
Ell Spicer
Albert Spieth
Rusell Smith
Mark Tran
Mike Yarosh
Arthur Yates
Jennie Huffman
Brookside
Brookside High School
Howard R. Butler
Clyde Cumberland
Mary Sechkar
Clarence Bacher
Mary Edna Cawley
Doris Anthony
Elsie McGuire
John Ciasne
Ruth Kriebel
Leroy Conrad
Marie Wentling
Charles Greeley
Daniel Sharick
Wellington
Robert Allen
Marlin Burge
Glen Buswell
William Carpenter
Raymond Cassell
Wilda Eileen Cassell
Raymond Church
Agnes Ciazynski
Boyd Cooper
Jane Davidson
Allen Dudley
Vaughn Finkel
Richard Gill
Annabetle Hales
Elma Hart
Lenora Mae Head
Thelma Hilliker
Blair Hawk
Lyle Jameyson
Elizabeth Jordan
Robert Jordan
Harold Hraeck
Anne, Lawson
Ida McConnell
Frank Marley
Leland Martin
Carolyn Miller
Jeannette Miller
Blanche Moherman
Raymond Moherman
Dorothy Morris
Victor Obrig
Lois Puder
Maxine Ray
Betty Rogers
Mary Scoriile
Donald Swanger
Eugene Szabo
Frieda Tudor
Norman Waters
Mary Elizabeth Whitney
Helen Wrench
Karl Williams
Eleanore Wyan
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Broad and Cedar
Eaton
Schaeffer
Tel
Grange Sens
North Xayria
Grange Hall
Oscar Dunn
Silver
C. J. Miller
Florida
Will Foster
Frank Provoznik
Hazel Behnke
Miss Behnke
Virginia Schmidkens
Helen Taylor
Betty Kelly
Elizabeth Hornyak
Alice Page
Agnes Page
Mary Jean Crosby
el Jean Crosky
Ruth Provoznik
Aftiss
Erie
Eee
New Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Idaho
Maine
Calif
Cobbrera
Toledo Gnain Grain In
Transit Bul
Sheeta Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Carlotsa
Toledo Grain Carisin
Bill- AK
Ie Lore
Toledo
F. A. Humphrey
Olmsted & Hoeffel
Water St
Laffit
Meldava Dees
General Motors
Ooms
Elk’s Club Auditorium