Women to receive Red Cross home hygiene certificates
Thirty five women in the Elyria area will be awarded home hygiene certificates Friday at Garfield School the initiative by the Elyria Lorain Red Cross chapter in cooperation with the WPA educational program. Mrs Paul Murphy taught at Elyria Edison School Jefferson Junior High and at Columbia Station with WPA funds. About 40 Lorain class members also get certificates from four Lorain classes. A fifth class East Carlisle is still finishing work. Plans for more classes in the fall are under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian
American Red Cross
Garfield
Lorain
Harth Metcalf
Red Cross
Elyria
Columbia Station
WPA
Paul Murphy
Mra. Murphy
Edison School
Jefferson Junior High School
East Carlisle
Blimp To Go Over Elyria Tomorrow
The Goodyear blimp Resolute will fly over Elyria Friday afternoon carrying a 40-foot sign to invite residents to the Great Lakes Exposition. Parachutes will drop tickets for free viewings, weather permitting, with timing to be announced by G. M. Maral the local Goodyear representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Goodyear
G. M. Maral
Cimp
Marsh
Names Drawn From Jury Wheel for Common Pleas
Officials prepared a list of 20 persons drawn from the county jury wheel for common pleas jury service beginning June 1. Named Elyria residents include Mary Coleman Maud Copas Florence Hillier May Gwin Sylvia P Chervenka C Coleman Edith Simpson Cora Reiking George Iler Frank Stellar Guerney Randall Clarence Richards and others from Lorain Avon Lake Oberlin and Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County For Common Pleas
Mary Coleman
Maud Copas
Florence Hillier
May Gwin
Sylvia P. Chervenka
Elyria
C. C. Coleman
Edith Simpson
Cora Reiking
George Iler
Frank Stellar
Guerney Randall
Clarence Richards
Charles Heiman
Edward Cunningham
Arthur Ellison
Margaret Arnold
Lorain
A. R. Kiingshirn
Avon Lake
Mary McGranh
Oberlin
C. EB. Dickason
Fay Douglas
Wellington
Bids On Elyria Street Resurfacing Set For June Ninth
Elyria to open bids for street resurfacing June 9 announced by Mayor Don A. Baird. A list of streets is under consideration with a total of 12000 dollars allocated. Lake Avenue is the only street definitely scheduled, costing about 3950 dollars per Service Director I. D. Faxon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Don A. Baird
Lake Avenue
I. D. Faxon
Theft Reported Of A Brown Tarpaulin At Forest City Brewery
Officials of the Forest City Brewing Company reported the theft yesterday. A brown tarpaulin valued at $55 was taken from a company truck in the yard on Winckles Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peice
Forest City Brewing Comeny
Winckles Street
Three Party Law Suit Settled
A three party lawsuit arising from a traffic accident on Cleveland road east of Ridgeville was settled in common pleas court. Victor P Williams of Baltimore and Joseph Holub of Milan sued Walt. Williams sought 20000 and Holub 15000 in damages, while Walt claimed 25 for his fender. The settlement, reached today at the expense of J A Wait of Pittsfield, involved all parties and prevented a 13 verdict jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
Common Pleas Court
J. A. Wait
Pittsfeld
Victor P. Willams
Baltimore
Joseph Holub
Milan
Walt
William
Holub
Williams
Fender
Wiliams
Oberlin Deaths Prompt Funeral Notices From May 20
Death records for Sarah Gill Carter of Oberlin Ohio and Ernest Becker of Amherst Ohio note their deaths on May 20. Carter widow of Civil War veteran James T. Carter died at home on 115 East College Street with surviving children and five grandchildren. funeral plans pending and flowers requested to be omitted. Becker aged 68 died at home on Hazel Street in Amherst after retiring from National Tube Company due to injuries. survivors include six sons and three daughters with services set at Zilch Funeral Home Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Gill Carter
Oberlin, O
James T. Carter
East College Street
Charles
Rufus Gill
Brighton
Pittsfield
Perry James Carter
Adrian
Minnesota
Lillian C. Mann
Oberlin
Ernest Becker Amherst
Ernest Becker
Hazel Street
Ambherat
National Tube Company
St. Peter's Evangelical & Reformed Church
Mre
Walter Struck
Elyria
Stack
South Amherst
Alice
Amherst
Arthur
George
Howard
Norman
Carl
Robert
John
Charles Klingbiel
Lorain
Zilch Funeral
C. E. Schmidt
Ridgehill Memorial Park
WPA Charges Ruin Private Theatrical Business
Washington May 20 WPA activities have nearly ruined private firms producing plays and pageants with amateur talent. John B. Rogers Producing Co of Fostoria Ohio says WPA undercuts prices, uses unlimited resources, and floods the market with salesmen and equipment at cut price, creating unfair barriers. Rogers urges congressional action, noting 34 years in business and national reach with hundreds of regional managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CGP
Works Progress Administration
Congress
John B. Rogers Producing Co
Fostoria
WPA
John B. Rogers
Jacob Baker
Rogers
House Appropriations Committees
Dudley A. White
Ohio
City’s first linotype operator dies in Elyria
Elizabeth Logue formerly Elizabeth Zimmer, a pioneer linotype operator for the Daily Reporter, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a three week illness. Born October 16 1878 in Elyria she was widow of John E Logue. She leaves a mother two daughters a sister and a brother. Funeral at St Agnes Church Friday at 9 am. Burial in St Mary's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Logue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Logue
Elyria
John E. Logue
Mary Zimmer
Seventh Street
Cora
Catherine Logue
Mary Fortin
R. D
Elyris
John Zimmer
St. Agnes' Church
Leo Brissel
St. Mary's Cemetery
Blind Picnic Brings Joy to Lorain County Blind Guests
Seventeen Lorain County men and women attended a Monday picnic at Sheffield Lake for adult blind WPA class members. The event at Mrs. Beulah Williams cottage included games, a lunch, and wieners roasted outdoors. Transportation was provided by the Lorain Lions Club, and additional caning instruction is planned by E. B. Valerius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Sheffield Lake
WPA
Washington School
Elsrna
Beulah Williams
Lake Road
Lorain
Elyria
County
WPA Education Office
County officials dodge five dollar loss in ditch hearing mix up
County commissioners nearly risked a five dollar loss to Commissioner Edward DeChant during a mix up over Oster and Ridgeway ditch hearings. The board moved to delay the Oster hearing to May 28 to avoid exceeding daily or total allowable hearing fees, after it was realized DeChant faced multiple hearings. The alert clerk prompted the adjustment, and DeChant was unaware of the near error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward DeChant
Oster Ditch
Avon
Ridgeway
Boards of County Commissioners
Oster
John E. Davidson
Oscar G. Dunn
DeChant
Roard
Accident Reported After Collision at Middle and Fifth
Ed Mantes of the MC A reported to police yesterday that his automobile was struck by another vehicle at Middle avenue and Fifth street, damaging the right front fender and running board. The other driver refused to give his name and address, Mantel told police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mantes
MC. A
Middle Avenue
Fifth Street
Mantel
Confirmation At St. Mary's Church On Sunday
The Rt. Rev. James A. McFadden auxiliary bishop of Cleveland will officiate Sunday at the confirmation of 226 children and 40 adults at St. Mary's Church. He is remembered in Elyria for founding St. Agnes Church in 1914 and served there about three years before moving to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McFadden
Cleveland
St. Mary’s Church
Bishop McFadden
Elyria
St. Agnes Church
Taking Of School Census Begins
Elyria starts the annual school census this morning under C. M. Williams, with 4% delay due to missing blanks. The state law requires listing all children ages five to 18 and handicapped children ages one to 21. Williams asks parents to have birth dates ready and cooperate at door calls. if absent, leave information with a neighbor to speed completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Parent-Teacher Association
C. M. Williams
Williams
Goodrich Store Reopens In New Second Street Location
The Goodrich Silvertown store moves from East Broad street to 248 Second Street beside the Elks club with a public opening to occur tomorrow and Saturday. The Elyria retailer, active since 1934, offers a full line of automotive accessories including Goodrich Silvertown tires and Motorola radios plus home radios and fixtures. Easy credit terms return. A full tire service room and new vulcanizing equipment are available via Temple court. Management includes J. C. WeKinler as store head with W. Hanzge supervising, J. R. Lease as budget manager, Edward McBride budget assistant, LeRoy Guyeske service manager, and E. J. King farm service rep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich Silvertown
East Broad Street
Second Street
Elks Club
Elyria
Motorola
Edward McBride
LeRoy Guyeske
E. J. King
Signatures at Tours Inn Include Wind sor and Warfield
Visitors signed an inn guest book near Tours with the Duke of Wind sor and Mrs Wallis Warfield Simpson, then Mrs. Warfield. Also listed are Mr and Mrs Herman Rogers hosts to Edward and Wally, plus Mr Dudley Forwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Windsor
Mra
Wallis Warfield
Simpson
Tours
France
Morgenthau Opposes General Monetary Conferences
Washington May 20 Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr is opposed in principle to general monetary conferences. He favors bilateral conferences where government representatives can discuss mutual problems and achieve more through direct talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Germany protests Mundelein speech to State Department
Germany made representations to the State Department over Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago criticizing Hitler's policies. The embassy cited ill will caused by a prominent church leader's remarks describing Hitler as an Austrian paper hanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
State Department
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Adolf Hitler
Hang Thomsen
James Dunn
Mundélein
Hitler
Marquis Makes Unusual Request in Will
Paris reports the will of Marquis Marquis d Urre d Aubais left 60600 to the French post office with two odd conditions. Embalm the body and build a small house on the Mediterranean shore on a high point with glass walls facing the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Merquis d‘Urre d'Aubais
Mediterranean
Carro
Roques de Carrosiso
Stiny
Court House News and Local Civil Actions in Elyria Area
A Avon man escaped serious injury after his car left Sugar Ridge road and overturned in a peach orchard near Elyria. Separately, divorce suits involving Emma Offenberg vs John Oisabere and Edith Hudnell vs Ralph Hudnell were reported, with several other filings and a $3,009 Dean bridge contract discussed by county officials in Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Luis
Center Road
Avon
Sugar Ridge Road
Elyria
Board of County Commissioners
Sandusky
Ohio
Theft Of Scrap Metal Rises As Prices Go Up
In El Centro California Sheriff R W Ware says rising scrap prices from Europe and Japan spur more thefts of farm machinery brass cast iron and pipe fittings. He links the global armament build up to increased local crime seeking as much scrap as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Centro
Cal
Europe
Japan
Amerca
R. W. Ware
Drunk Bandit Escapes From Grocery Robbery in St Louis
A drunken bandit robs a St Louis grocery of 59 dollars. He orders the clerk to hurry and flee to a taxi waiting outside before escaping. Poland tightens control over alien workers amid the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Louis
Poland
Markets Report On Fresh Produce And Poultry Prices
Market notes show butter steady at 34 cents for extra and 33 for standard. Eggs steady with extra grade at 20 cents. Live poultry steady with hens 19 to 20 cents, Leghorn heavy 16 to 18 cents, roosters 13 cents, fancy rocks 28 cents, colored 26 cents, legs horn 22 cents for 3 pounds and up. Leghorn under 1% 18 cents, small 14 cents, ducks 17 cents, old stock 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jleveland F
Chicago
Lexhorn
Plymouth
White Rock
Springs
White Rockee
Royal wedding gifts and weather dampen island plans
A royal couple's secluded honeymoon plan drew gifts from peasants and foreign dignitaries including Sir Walford Selby and Hugh Lloyd Thomas as weather kept the duke indoors practicing badminton. The page also lists assorted livestock and market prices from Cleveland and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetria
Walford Selby
Selby
Hugh Lloyd Thomas
Paris
Warfield
Missing nurse Davenport linked to Watervliet arsenal
Davenport, last seen in April, has been missing with ties to the Watervliet arsenal. Boston police awaited further word before possible travel to Boston. Mary Tully, superintendent of nurses at St. Joseph's Hospital in Troy, said the girl had been a nurse there. Her parents then sent her to Poughkeepsie State Hospital after crying spells and fits of melancholia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Watervilet Arsenal
Boston
Mary Tully
St. Joseph's Hospital
Troy
Poughkeepsie State Hospital
Ohio governor approves cross state pursuit and tax, rail mergers
The governor signed measures allowing out of state authorities to pursue criminals into Ohio with immediate hearings, compel Ohio witnesses in reciprocal cases, tax gasoline sold in Ohio by federal agencies, permit railroad consolidations under unified management, and extend the purse seed act to include vegetable seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Undersea Photographer Defends Octopus Against Harm Myths
SAN DIEGO California. Octopuses are maligned by sea fiction writers says Floyd W. Schmoe noted submarine photographer and scientist. He argues octopuses do not deliberately attack humans and only wrap tentacles in self defense, sometimes needing arm removal to escape, but never to harm purposefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Floyd W. Schmoe
Schmoe
San Juan Islands
Baby With Sixteen Teeth Seeks National Derby Title
In Livingston Montana 15 month old Jack Roger Vaught has 16 teeth and four more on the way. He is entered in the national baby tooth derby against rivals Danny Ray Scott of Lee Massachusetts and Roland Allison of Scottabiu Ned. If he reaches twenty teeth he could win the national championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Mont
Jack Roger Vaught
Master Jack
Danny Ray Scott
Lee, Mass
Roland Allison
Scottabiu
Ned
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Londdn
British Empire Club
G. J. O'Connor
Bob Fabian
Elysium
City
William B. Leeds
Cove Neck Road
Long Island
Mrs. Warfield
New York
Prince of Wales
Edward
Rodman Wanamaker
Goodrich Store
Coltmrats
Alice F. Foster
Benjamin Daugherty
Wilma
New Lexington
Vincent G. Lewis
Mell G. Underwood
Easy Ae
Sibley & Sprague
Bulletin
Cardinal
Marquis
Emma Offenberg
John Oisabere
Ralph Hudnell
Edith Hudnell
Eece Today
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Ralph Atkins
Harold and
Margaret Krause
Mary Becker
Leslie Becker
D. A. Cook
Matias Histed
Charles Histed
Guy B. Findley
Marie Cook
Sidan Oatenea
Union Riverview
Arave
Chateau de
Cande Toau
Otatoxns
Idaho
Maine
Rourha
Mtaga
Toledo
Dept. of Agriculture
U. S
U.S
Ryaltow
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Octopus
F. A. Humphrey
Richman Fine Clothes
Hants
Broad Street
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