High Honors At Elyria High School Achieved by Eighteen Students
Eighteen Elyria High School students earned high honor ratings for the second six weeks of the second semester with all A grades. Ninety three more students received honor ratings, including 15 eighth graders. Named high honorees include Esther Bowen Lucille Hand Helen Shively Myrna Smetzer Wilma Van Oster and others across 12-A 11-A 10-A 10-B and 9-A classes, with additional eighth grade honorees Dorothy Altfeld Jane Broadbent and Harriet Spencer among the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Udents
Esther Bowen
Lucille Hand
Helen Shively
Myrna Smetzer
Wilma van Oster
Katherlin Sha
John Richards
Margaret Vargo
Dorothy Altfeld
Robert Bannon
Jane Broadbent
Rodney Long
Almeda Martin
Jane Robertson
Robert Rheineck
Magdalene Helys
Cordon Holton
Julia King
Harriett Spencer
Henry Wasserman
Plan to Sell Assets Aided by Bank Trustees
The Elyria Savings and Trust Company plans to strengthen its cash position before reopening. The strategy centers on selling assets through a trust, with three independent trustees chosen by certificate holders managing the fund while the bank offers access to its facilities. The plan, praised by the state banking department, aims to avoid liquidation and double liability assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Ohio State Banking Department
Local men freed after fines paid in Amherst and Sheffield Lake
Steve Toth and Paul Daesy were released from county jail in Sheffield Lake Village after paying the balance of fines and costs of 25 dollars each for fishing with a net, having served 20 days at a dollar a day. Roy Burke of Foster Park road Amherst township was paroled by county commissioners on condition he pay the 200 dollar fine for possessing liquor manufacture implements at five dollars a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Toth
Paul Daesy
Sheffield Lake Village
Roy Burke
Foster Park Road
Amherst Township
Burke
Car Collision on Broad Street Involves Sadowski and Cook
Police report a collision on Broad Street yesterday at about 5 20 p m between a car driven by J A Sadowski of 247 Fairlawn avenue and a car driven by Mrs A Cook of 157 Cleveland street. Sadowski drove a Maslyk owned vehicle from 247 Fairlawn avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Sadowski
Fairlawn Avenue
Mrs. A. Cook
Cleveland Street
Broad Street
Sadowski
L. F. Maslyk
District residents seek police to quiet nightly disturbance
Woodland avenue and West street residents ask police to quiet a nightly disturbance caused by boys in a small building in the vicinity. The report highlights neighborhood concerns and calls for law enforcement attention to restore quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Avenue
West Street
Lorain County Beverage Co Incorporation Listed in Elyria
May 18 new incorporations announced for Elyria with Lorain County Beverage Co at 250 shares no par. Directors Samuel O. Siegel Edward I Siegel Elsie Pesek Siegel & Siegel and Standard Bank Ridg Cleveland cited in Columbus notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Elyria
The
Lorain County Beverage Co
Samuel O. Siegel
Edw
I. Siegel
Elsie Pesek
Siegel & Siegel
Standard Bank Ridg
Cleveland
Elyria bank seeks 500000 in certificates of participation
The Elyria Savings and Trust Company proposes selling Certificates of Participation in bank assets to raise 500000 for immediate banking service. These certificates backed by mortgages and assets valued at 100 per 100, offer over 6 percent net return and are supported by Reconstruc tion Finance Corporation approval. The plan aims to avoid liquidation, protect deposits and stockholders, and resume normal banking for Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Banking Department
State Banking Department
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Elyria
BANK
Senate Turns to Glass Banking Reform Bill Amid Delays
Washington May 18 The Morgans Rockefellers and the Louisiana Kingfish will dominate Senate debate on the Glass Banking Reform bill as obstruction from Judge Louderback’s impeachment trial eases. Leaders expect to finish by Saturday night or Monday. The bill’s branch banking provision may be extended to states approving such banking, with ongoing fights over nationwide deposit insurance.
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Washington
Senate
Louderback
Bulkley
Den
Ohio
Harold Louderback
Long
Dem
Kingfish
Longe
Westward trek of seven year old ends suddenly
Donald Schumer seven of Huron street set out noon with an express wagon toward Norwalk to visit an aunt. A farmer’s daughter Beal questioned his tale and alerted the sheriff. Deputy Woodings found Donald at home, his parents unaware of his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Donald Schumer
Huron Street
Donald
Telegraph Road
Death of Mrs Ida M Hillier in Elyria
Mrs Ida M Hillier wife of James Hillier of 318 Thirteenth Street died at her home Wednesday at 1 35 P M after a lingering illness Born in Middlesex Pennsylvania she lived much of her married life in Elyria Survived by husband two sons Russell and Mont four daughters in law and four nieces Funeral from the home Saturday at 2 P M with Dr E J Bind officiating Women’s Relief Corps to conduct a brief service Burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Hillier
James Hillier
Thirteenth Street
Middlesex
Elyria
H. J. Hillier
Charles Leonard
Russell and
Mont
Gertrude Evert
Fredonia
Ida Becker
Cleveland
Hazel McLaughlin
Prescott
Arizona
Dorothy Payne
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Relief Corps
E. J. Bind
Women’s Relief Corps
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Mrs Gertrude Wearsch Dieter dies in Lorain aged 1022 Sixth Street
Mrs Gertrude Wearsch Dieter of 1022 Sixth Street Lorain died at her home last evening She had lived in Lorain over forty years Her husband George preceded her in death a year ago in January She leaves four children William Mrs Frank Virant Mrs Ray Schwepe of Lorain and Mrs Leo Potts of Oberlin four grandchildren five sisters and four brothers The deceased belonged to the Court of Honor of Lorain Funeral services will be held Saturday from St Marys Church Lorain with burial in St Peters Cemetery Ridgeville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Wearsch Dieterich
Sixth Street
Lorain
George
William
Frank Virant
Ray Schwepe
Leo Potts
Oberlin
Lou Traxler
Joseph Walsh
Dover Center
Leo Krugman
Newton Padley
Elyria
William Wilbert
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Peter Wearsch
Avon
John and
Antone Wearsch
Dover
Joseph Wearsch
Court of Honor of
St Mary's Church
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Ridgeville
Pre-School Clinic at Vincent Tomorrow
Health examinations for children entering Vincent School next fall will be held tomorrow at the school from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The clinic is conducted under Dr. H. R. O'Brien, county health commissioner. Mothers are urged to accompany their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Vincent School
H. R. O'Brien
Former Elyrian Passes in Pennsylvan ia
W Vincent Hardy of Elyria returned from Meadville Pennsylvania where he attended the funeral of his brother Aaron Hardy 72 a former Elyrian. The deceased was long employed in the Erie Railroad shops and served 40 years as chaplain of the Crawford County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna
W. Vincent Hardy
Elyria
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Aaron Hardy
Elyrian
Erie Railroad
Crawford County
Drowning of 18 Year Old in Scioto River At Columbus
In Columbus, Ohio, on May 18, Har old Oman, age 18, drowned while swimming in the Scioto River last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Harold Oman
Scioto River
Anti-Saloon League to mark 40th anniversary in Oberlin
The fortieth anniversary of the Anti-Saloon League will be observed at First Church Oberlin on Sunday May 21 at 7 o clock. Dr Howard H Russell founder and Dr Thompson former Ohio State president will address. Only two of the fourteen founders remain. Committees from state and national leagues arranged the event with local and regional members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Anti- Saloon League
Howard H. Russel
League
Thompson
Ohio State University
Dr. Russell
J. T. Henderson
Oberlin School of Commerce
Wilmot V. Metcalf
Louis E H. Burgener
Oberlin
Ernest R. Root
Medina
Plan Approved for Municipal Power and Light Plant
City council, on City Manager Sears recommendation, approved the plans and specs for building a municipal power and light plant and authorized bids on the complete plant or separate items. Clerk authorized to advertise bids, pending appeals court injunction decision. Manager authorized to contract with Northern Ohio Telephone Co for pole erection and joint pole use. Traffic order on East College Street bans heavy trucks, routing them to Route 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Court of Appeals
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
East College Street
West College Street
Recital of Original Compositions Friday Afternoon
Norman Lockwood's composition class presents a recital on Friday May 19 at 4 15 pm featuring students and faculty. Performances include piano woodwind trio Adagio from String Quartet in E minor and a Conservatory String Quartet. Pieces by Dustman Lee Harper Hendershott Baron and others, with several violin and piano works and a string quartet in F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Lockwood
Kenneth Dustman
Miss Harper
Hendershott
Barron
George Hardesty
Maestoso
Local names listed for society event attendees
Mason, Mr. Hardesty, Mr. Cook and Mrs. Coplin appear as attendees in a society notice, indicating a gathering or event context among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Mr. Hardesty
Mr. Cook
Mrs. Coplin
Merry Wives Enjoy Pleasant Bridge Evening
The Merry Wives were pleased entertain last night at Mrs. Clarence Wrights Woodland avenue home. Mrs. Spaulding won high score. Refreshments followed. Guests included Mrs. Mallory, Miss Pope, and Mrs. Judson Stone. They were invited to the Pope cottage at Ruggles Beach on Thursday May 25 for a day picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Wives
Clarence Wright
Woodland Avenue
E. W. Spaulding
Mary Mallory
Ella Pope
Judson Stone
Pope
Ruggles Beach
Ridgeville hosts county Girl Scout play day
Mountain Laurel troop of the local Girl Scouts joined Ridgeville hosts for a county play day in Ridgeville on Saturday. Avon Lake Elyria Oberlin and Ridgeville troops attended along with 130 scouts and 18 leaders. Plays songs and folk dancing filled the playgrounds with a luncheon in the school cafeteria. The event, first of its kind here, was a great success and is hoped to become an annual county affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Laurel
Ridgeville
Avon Lake
Elyria
Oberlin
Local People News Notes and Visits
Mrs T B Grant spent a week with her daughter Mrs Cyril Markham in Buffalo New York. H E Arnold and son Bud attended a North Central Ohio Laundrymen's Association meeting in Sandusky. Mrs Harry Hover was called to Wellington yesterday due to her mother Mrs William Evans illness. Mr and Mrs Elmer Redding of Lorain recently visited her parents Mr and Mrs J E Braithwaite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Grant
Cyril Markham
Buffalo
N.Y
Meeting Is Off As Councilmen Fail To Appear
The adjourned council meeting did not occur as only two councilmen appeared. Carl Curtis and Ed Xotleyvy waited a half hour before leaving. The gas ordinance had been accepted by the gas company, removing the need for further council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Curtis
Ed Xotleyvy
County Plans June View of Smith Ditch in Columbia Township
County commissioners set June date for inspecting the Smith ditch in Columbia Township to review improvements petitioned by Loretta Wuerthele and others. The action centers on the proposed improvements and the view to assess feasibility and impact on local drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Ditch
Columbia Township
Loretta Wuerthele
Prudential sues Castle for 114000 plus foreclose on Elyria property
The Prudential Insurance Company of America filed suit against defendant R Castle and others for 114000 and more on a promissory note. Foreclosure of Elyria property is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Insurance Company of America
R. Castle, Et al
Elyria
Foreclosure Suits Filed Against Sherman Wurst and Elyria
The First Savings and Loan Company filed three foreclosure suits against Sherman Wurst of Elyria and others for money allegedly due on promissory notes in amounts of 1,909 dollars 1,730 dollars and 1,819 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Savings and Loan Company
Sherman Wurst, Elyria, Et al
Verdict Delivered in Bradshaw v Cullin Rent Suit
A verdict for the defendant was returned in common pleas court today in the case of Carl M. Bradshaw against J. J. Cullin for $40 alleged due for rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Carl M. Bradshaw
J. J. Cullin
Rural Life Sunday Observed At Vermilion
Vermilion hosts Rural Life Sunday with Vermilion Amherst Grange societies and local churches. Morning events at 10 30 include a World Friendship program for children, a Youth Conference at the Reformed Church with Dr Clarence Tucker Craig, and a 1 30 program at the High School Auditorium featuring Brownhelm School Band and student performances. Public invited to all services and noon picnic luncheons at the Vermilion Reformed and Congregational Churches. bring basket dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
Amherst
Public Schools of
Brownhelm and
Reformed
Evangelical Churches
Brownhelm
MM. E. Church of
Axtel
Congregational Churches
The
Reformed Church
Clarence Tucker Craig
Oberlin Seminary
Jas. L. Hoffman
Erie Co
Brownhelm Girls
Five Seniors Near Attendance Goal At Local School
Elyria High School seniors nearing graduation aim for perfect attendance with six days left. Five students have flawless records since entering four years ago and must attend and be punctual for the remaining days. Additional seniors and near-miss cases are listed with one-day absences noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Hngh
Isabel Burrows
Kathryn Stang
Mildred Easly
Reba Maurer
Henry Crozier
Rose Bodik
Fred McGuire
Harriett Scott
Marie Copas
Phyllis Agate
Robert Fox
Helene Kipf
Geradine Watson
Eleanor Pirle
Maude Copas
Harold Weiland
Junior Hi-Y Club to Initiate 26 Members and Install Officers
Twenty six newly elected members will be formally initiated into the Junior Hi-Y Club next Tuesday night, with four officers installed for the 1933 34 year. Officers are: Jack Meyer president, William Lersch vice president, Charles Bush secretary, Wallace Forbes treasurer. New members include Thurman Elliott, Dale Lawser, James Cook, Leo Meyer, Bud Salisbury, Harry Wright, James Mirrand, Jiggs Johnson, Junior Havylor, Arthur Bush, Edwin Coles, Jack Lord, Wilbur Gibbons, Charles Herald, Gilbert Crozier, Frank Bolinski, Thomas McDonald, Francis Flood, Ray Yost, Jack Harrison, Robert Baughn, Harry McDonald, Lester Craise, J. B. Johnson, Donald Williams, and Douglas Bryden. Next Tuesday’s meeting closes the year and a May 27 Camp Iss See Kes picnic will follow for all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wek
Jack Meyer
Charles Nelson
William Lersch
Robert Jensen
Charles Bush
Eugene Graber
Wallace Forbes
J. B. Johnson
Donald Williams
Douglas Bryden
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Cigaret License Deadline Near in Worrain County
Deputy County Auditor Cloud Gull warned all cigaret dealers in Worrain county to file their 1933 34 licenses by May 22 to sell after that date. Penalties apply for late filing. Retail licenses cost 25 and wholesale licenses cost 100. Last year 330 retail and two wholesale licenses were issued. Application blanks were mailed to dealers listed last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worrain County
Cloud Gull
Gull
Chicago teachers receive twelve thousand payroll total
Checks totaling 12,468,447 were signed for distribution to Chicago’s 14,000 teachers and 4,000 other school workers for October to December payrolls. The board studies early June closing to save costs and may offer tax anticipation warrants in place of cash for January to March pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
County committee weighs meeting to endorse appointment
The executive committee may call a meeting of the County Central Committee to decide on endorsing a candidate or to endorse none. The appointing commission has three Republicans and 49 applicants await the decision as rumors spread that farmers in Faton township favor selecting someone from their area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Central Committee
Faton Township
Market Prices From Cleveland Produce Report
Markets show steady butter eggs and poultry with varied quoted prices. Potatoes Michigan New York Ohio and Pennsylvania are listed by grade and sack, while wheat corn oats rye barley timothy and clover seeds also publish current figures in the United States Department of Agriculture roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Roosters
Michigan
New York
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Idaho
Wisconsin
Louisiana Bliss
Texas
Alabama Bliss
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Prices Across Categories
Hog prices at 1,600 head holdovers steady near 25 cents higher with weights 150 to 300 pounds at 5.40. sows around 3.79 to 4.00. cattle about 150 head active 25 cents higher with steers under 1,000 pounds about 6.50 and cows down to 2.25. bulls mostly 3.25 to 3.75. calves largely steady with bulk at 5.50 to 5.00 and culls around 3.50 to 6.50. sheep 1,200 clipped lambs weaker near 0.6 to 0.9 lower, springers steady, early bulk clipped lambs 6.40 to 6.60, road to choice spring lambs 7.60 to 8.50, top around 3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tSc
Road To Choice Spring Lambs
Grain prices listed for Wheats Corn and Oats
Fragmentary OCR shows pricing labels for wheats corns and oats with grade numbers and color indicators. Entries include No 2 red and white corn and No 3 yellow corn with varied price fractions and unit markers. Oats show No 3 white and No 2 white pricing lines with mixed decimals and codes.
Chicago Butter and Egg Prices Reported in May 18 Listing
Chicago cash quo notes dated May 18 show butter receipts at 8,742 tubs with firmer creamery specials at 23 1/4 to 23 3/4 cents per pound and various grade levels. Eggs receipts reach 32,855 cases with prices unchanged. futures listed for May June and Oct. Poultry alive receipts at 24 trucks with hens at 12 1/2 to 13 cents and Leghorn hens at 12 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pictures of Elyria High School’s largest graduating class
Window display at Foster-Fitch Co features portraits of Elyria High School’s biggest graduating group. Photos were by C. W. Scheide and drew strong public attention today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Foster-Fitch Co
C. W. Scheide
Federal plan outlines wartime production and self regulation
A broad wartime bill, already numbered as Number One, would fund building warships, aircraft, roads, federal buildings, flood control, river improvements and slum clearance. The President would decide key projects and could deny loans to fiscally weak states. An industrial stabilization section would let private business seek fair practice agreements to restrain output and raise wages with federal approval to protect consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guerin Chips Defeat United Dry Cleaners 8-4 for 11th Straight
Pouncing on Thompson’s delivery for five runs in the third, Guerin Potato Chips extended their assault through the fourth and seventh stanzas. They defeated United Dry Cleaners 8-4 on the Franklin diamond for their eleventh consecutive win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Thompson
Guerin
United Dry Cleaners
Franklin Diamond
Grain and feed prices in Cleveland market report
Quotations from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange list prices for corn wheat and oats by grade, flour by type, hay and straw categories, alfalfa cuts, and mill feeds. Notable figures include corn No 3 yellow 49 3-4 to 50 3-4 cents, No 1 red wheat around 93-4 dollars, and timothy and mixed hay in the 7 to 15 dollar ranges depending on grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Cowpunchers Edge St Agness A C 10-5 on Jefferson diamond
St. Agnes A C. suffered its first loss of the season as West Side Cowpunchers defeated them 10 to 5 on the Jefferson diamond last evening. The Cowpunchers captured the contest with solid hitting and timely plays, handing St. Agnes their first defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes A. C
Jefferson Diamond
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Nye
E. L. Hukill
Western Reserve Finance
Terner
Incorporate
DA M. Hillier
Gertrude Dieterich
Phorme
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alflen
Ronald Wilbonid
Congregational Church
Hail of
Helen Osburn
Cigaret
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland Grain
Guerin Chips Flek, If
M. Gerber
T. Innes
Smith
E Smith
Innes
Martin
It Cleaners
Ab.r.h
United Dry
B . Thompson
Este
R. Flowers
J Ranker
Ives
H. Ranker
Hancock
United
Dombroshi
Raines
Kovaleskyra
Dumkelb Passmore
Haywood
Pruski
Wissinger
Tedes McDermott
C Fortman
H Bearer
Ee Webber
Ee Bennett
Canes Afurphy
Be Eres
Valerius
Wg Hamilton
Booth
Bea Janosky
Kemper
Sf Crozier
Tute
Slarn
Eet Fortman
Perkins
Stu Agnes
Elyria Hardware
Bittner Funeral Home
Riverview Park
Elyria Hardware Jrs. Barkacs
Miller
Boreski
P S. Key
Wazyniak
M. Sulvey
Wwe
Big al
Rittner Funeral Home
Sita
Kushin
Teen Fritz
Salee
Ee Sanders
Adam
Steer
Monski
Korzan
Shimmy
Glent
Jrs
Bittner
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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