Speaker Urges Cool Heads In A Confused World
Robert Kazmayer told the Elyria Rotary Club that Americans must keep their heads and vision clear amid a changing world. He warned against overemphasizing foreign affairs, noted India could be dangerous, and described Hitler’s Germany while praising German cultural achievements. He questioned German women’s stance and warned support for Hitler hinges on military success, with several local guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kazmayer
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks
Russia
Germany
Britain
Japan
China
India
Kazmayer
Adoh Hitler
Hitler
Hollywood
Gerrany
Razmeyer
Kasmayer
Harry W. Luethi
A. R. Webber
D. A. Cook
Walter Wright
C. S. Kelser
Harold Rorick
E. L. Wilshere
Robert Crehore
Mark Willis
Paul Genizel
Harry Lueth
J. B. Johnson
Carl Martin
Miriam McIntyre
Elyria
W. A. Wood
Walter Lowe
Cleveland
H. W. Richardson
Wilmington
Delaware
Dale Miller
Lorain
More Candidates File Accounts
Three more expense accounts of candidates in the primary election were filed with the board of elections here. James S. Wetherill of Oberlin, candidate for county engineer, expended 414. Neel Lewin of Lorain, candidate for county commissioner, spent 163 and Paul J. Mikus of Lorain, democratic candidate for clerk of courts, spent 119.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
James S. Wetherill
Oberlin
Neel Lewin
Lo- Tain
Paul J. Mikus
Lorain
Ball Breaks Buswell Truck Windshield on Lodi Street
Robert Slack, driver of a Buswell dairy truck, said a ball broke his windshield on Lodi Street near Parkview Court. Four boys playing ball offered to pay for the damage, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Slack
Buswell
Lodi Street
Parkview Court
Cleveland Man Arraigned Over Traffic Violation
Meyer Goodman of Cleveland was arraigned before Judge Joseph Q. Petro for a vehicle incident at West Avenue and Broad Street at 8 12 p m. The case involved a suspended license and totaled 31 163 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Goodman
Cleveland
Cesis
Joseph Q. Petro
West Avenue
Broad Street
Inexpensive remedy claims rapid relief with Ru-Ex Compound
Fragmentary text describes mixing Ru-Ex Compound with water and lemon juice for nerve or pain relief. It suggests improvements within hours and mentions costs and recommendations, though details are unclear and partially garbled.
City Plans Water Main Repair Bid For 36 Inch Line
The Resear Construction Co. of Elyria won the bid to rent a crane for opening Elyria avenue’s 36 inch water main. Five bids were submitted with Resar at 5.35 per hour including operator costs. Other bids ranged from 5.40 to 6.00 per hour, all for a half yard crane except Dandrea and Nareni using a two yard unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resear Construction Co
Elyria
Elyria Avenue
Curva Trucking Co
Cleveland
Sam Trifzietti
Gannon Construction Co
Ashland
Dandrea and Nardini
Lorain
Dandrea
Nareni
J. D Faxon
Democrat Precinct Committeemen To Meet Friday
Frank R. Henke chair of the Five Mile democratic city committee announces that the city precinct committeemen will meet at the Keystone Hotel at 7 p.m. Friday to organize. He adds that the county central committee, chaired by Howard Cobbs of Lorain, is set for 6 p.m. May 26 at the Ezegtes hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Henke
Fivr
Keystone Hotel
County Central Committee
Howard Cobbs
Lorainis
Ezegtes Hall
Three Motorists Fined By Mayor
Reuben Gocernour of 411 Second street was fined 550 and costs and had his driving license suspended for six months after arraignment for driving under the influence. He was taken into custody on Broad street at 10 15 am today. Glen Campbell of 607 Fifteenth street received a 3 fine and costs for reckless driving after arrest on May 20. Gavierd Rider of 315 Fairlawn avenue was fined 4 and costs and suspension for failing to respond to two traffic tickets within the 72 hour limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Gocernour
Second Street
Elyria
Joseph Q. Perry
Broad Street
Glen Campbell
Fifteenth Street
Mayr
Gavierd
Fairlawn Avenue
Memorial Day Plans And Flag Education In Elyria
Memorial Sunday services at Ely Park mark veterans’ remembrance with participation from local Veterans’ Organizations and Auxiliaries. A procession will move to Capitol Theatre for elaborate Memorial Day programs. The American Legion distributes pamphlets on flag display and history to students and new citizens. Blyme Post No 12 Drum and Bugle Corps will join county decorations and Flag Car ceremonies next month while preparing for state events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Ely Park
UC. S. Wers
Park
Capitol Theatre
American Legion
Elsrna
George Tattersall
Blyme Post No. 12 Drum & Bugle Orps
Cleveland
Toledo
Elyria
Death Notices from Avon and Wellington
Funeral services for Mrs Abbie Tomlin 72 of Avon to be held at St Marys church at 9 a m Thursday. She leaves three sons Joseph Matthew and George plus four grandchildren and three great grandchildren and a brother Mat Sne son of Avon. In Wellington Mrs Ea Belle Leach 68 widow of Charles Leach died at her daughter Mrs Maurice Hawley Huntimsteen home. She and her husband ran confectioners and a popcorn stand in Wellington for years. Burial will be in Huntington with funeral Friday at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Abbie Tomlin
Center Road
St. Marvws
Tomlin
Joseph
Avon Leke
Matthew
George
Rother Mat Sne
Wellington. O
Ea Belle Leach
Charles Leach
Maurce Hawley
Hunt
Wellngton
Rochester
Loran Counts
Wellington
George Swanson
Huntington
Keith Andrews
Court notes and divorce suits citywide and county actions
The report lists several court actions including Elisha Lawrence fined for driving while intoxicated, Amhres Four Square Gospel seeking a loan for church improvements, multiple divorce filings including Alma Tyson, Rutn Sturtevant, and Joe Buthks, and judgments appealed in Avon Lake. It notes WPA street and sidewalk projects in Wellington, a $33,900 federal suit verdict for Lorain Crystal Ice Co., and a fire at Lorain Country Club. Ends with Sydney runners seeking hot tea cups after races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Crystal Ice Co
Raymond J. Wiliams
Cleveland
Gur B. Findley
Wilhems I
Ene Avenue
Lombardo Brothers Co
Red Cross War Relief Needs Grow Across Europe
Telegram from Richard E. Allen to Miss Edth Metcalf reports increasing need for Red Cross aid in Europe due to the refugee crisis. France welcomes Belgian refugees arriving in various transports. evacuees withdraw from war zones, piling pressure on southwestern departments. Clothing, shoes, layettes, utensils, and food are in short supply. chapters urged to meet relief fund quotas and raise funds through schools, banks, and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Europe
Edth Metcalf
Elyria
Richard E. Allen
The
Nations
Red Cross
Washington
Allen
France
Betile
Aller
Resolution to Sell Army and Navy Planes Killed in Senate
Washington May 22 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 12 to 1 to table Gen Claude Pepper's resolution to empower the President to sell Army and Navy airplanes to allies Pepper was the sole committee member voting against the motion The action followed a move by Sen Harrison to table the measure Pepper opposed the tabling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Claude Pepper
D. Fla
Pa. Harrison
D. Miss
Pepper
Three New Members Join City Band
Growth of Elyria based group continues with three new members added at last night’s rehearsal. Band heads urged attendees to join the next rehearsal at 7 p.m. next Tuesday at the National Guard Armory for an important meeting. Interested call Nathen Brenner at 05 Middle Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Cult
National Guard
Nathen Brenner
Annual DeMelay Banquet Tomorrow at Sec ond Congregational Church
Neely Powers, president of Colson Corporation, will be principal speaker at the annual Father Mother and Son banquet of the Order of DeMelays at the Second Congregational Church dining room tomorrow evening. A. E. Giles will direct music. several prominent Masons are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely Powers
Colson Corporation
Order of DeMelays
Second Congregational Church
A. E. Giles
Motorcycle Patrolman Narrowly Escapes Injury
Patrolman L. C. Xisi was knocked from his motorcycle at Fourth Street and East Avenue when Miss Alice Mc Cracken of 229 Gates Avenue, a kindergarten teacher, struck his bike. He escaped serious injury. the car and bike suffered front and rear damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Xisier
Fourth Street
East Avenue
Alice McCracken
Gates Avenue
Miller
Toledo Grain Market Prices and Livestock Roundup
Prices listed for wheat corn oats and butter along with livestock receipts and values. Reads like a daily market page noting bids by grade and weight, with cattle calves sheep and hogs described by grade and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilpos
Scotch Entertainer Will Appear Here
Phil Barker a Cleveland based Scotch entertainer and a local troupe from Lorain and Elyria join the Clan Robertson No. 242 program A Night of the Scotch at Wearst hall on Thursday night May 23 at 7:30 pm Barker nicknamed the Harry Lauder of America performs groth songs and humor Robert Burns the local Scotch tenor also appears Reval Tanst William Angus will be present Luncheon will be served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Barker
Cleveland
Lorain
Elyria
Clan Robertson
Wearst Hall
Resurfacing Proposal For West Ridge Road In Elyria Township
Elyria township trustees asked the county commissioners to resurface West Ridge road from Albrecht road to Route 113, 1.6 miles, using slag base as foundation for a new macadam surface. Estimated cost 22,788 with the township paying 25 percent. commissioners will refer the idea to the county engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge Road
Albrecht Road
Elyria Township
Harry L. Dunham
First Entries In Painting Contest Received Today
Elyria Chamber of Commerce sponsors a house painting contest with five city districts and no prizes per district. Entries arrive at the chamber. work starts at homes. before painting photos taken. contest closes July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Herry W. Luethi
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Camera Club
Belden Student Is State Award Winner
Belden student Norman Cramer is among state award winners in a Farmers Institute poster contest for seventh to ninth graders in Ohio schools. The report from J. P. Schmidt notes about 20 000 posters were produced by young Ohio artists in the contests this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Cramer
Belden
Farmers’ Institute
Oho
J. P. Schmidt
Farmers Institutes
Examinations For Policemen Set
Civil service examinations for patrolman and sergeant will be held on the evening of June 13 announced by Mrs. Mary Eschman clerk of the civil service commission. They aim to fill vacancies from Police Sergeant Arthur Hurd retirement next month and address lack of an eligible list for appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Eschman
Civil Service Commission
Arthur Hurd Hurd
Safety Service
L D Faxot
Private plane crash claiming life near Swaney airport
East Liverpool Ohio May 22 J Richard Coleman 26 died last night when his private airplane plunged to the ground near Swaney airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool. O
J. Richard Coleman
Swaney Airport
Coffee Shop Friday Special Fillet of Pike
A coffee shop advertises a Friday special offering fillet of pike with tartar sauce, vegetables, and relishes. Includes a coffee at 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feresday
Romania Calls Up More Reserves
Bucharest reports the general staff announced additional reserves are being called up for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumania
Bucharest
Rumenia General Staff
Bids Open For Scudding and Drainage Work In Lorain
County commissioners set 1 a m June 15 as bid opening time for a 312223 dollar contract to clear banks of the Twenty first street high level bridge in Lorain and for drainage work. Arrests reported include Joseph Gill for reckless driving on West avenue and Jack Griffin on a DUI charge. Leo Allen injured in a car collision near Huron street and Elm Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-first Street
Lorain
Gospel Star Coral Patterson Recital at Second Baptist
Cleveland gospel singer Coral Patterson will perform at 8:00 PM Thursday in a recital at Second Baptist Church. The Lily Baptist Church choir of Cleveland assists, with the Women's Club of Second Baptist sponsoring the event and inviting the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist
Coral Patterson
Cleveland
Second Baptist Church
Lily Baptist Church of
Women's Club
The
Delaware man faces traffic charge after reckless driving arrest
B Steverson of Delaware street was arrested for reckless driving at 0 mm yesterday claiming he drove through a traffic fight at Breed street and Middle avenue. He is to appear in police court on May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gill
Thirteenth Street
West Avenue
B. Steverson
Delaware Street
Breed Street
Middle Avenue
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U.S
Democrat
Sohio
Niewsvarperhnihn
Campany
Emma Belle Leach
Elisha Lawrence
West Street
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Lord Oy
Sherif Joseph Gizk
East River Road
Westerdar
Amhers
Aled
Common Pleas Court
Alma Tyson
Amherst
Hermen Tyson
Todey
Dixon Street
Harvey Ray
LaGrange
M. J. Randel
Avon Leake
Saday
Oliver Kullman
J. Kiingshim
A. R. Wilson
F. S. Ingersoll, Inc
Mike Plavan
Spain
Marv Plavan
Gottlieb Buchs
Emme Buchs
Carlisle Township
Rutn Sturtevant
Maurice Sturtevant
Butternut Ridge Road
Max Oy
Stella Bushko
Joseph Buthks
Rose Marie Darcey
John Darcy
Bertha E. Oehling
R D. Wellington
Elias Ochling
Jane Boughton
Raymond Boughton
Lorain Country Club
Lake Road
Sheriff Department
Sydney
Australia
Sudro-Curtis
City Band
DeMelay
Toledo Grain
Hkkee
Asfarby Produce
ASPAR
Aherns
Chicago
Cash Flotatioans
Cleveland Prodlce
Bern
Leshorn
California
Texas
Ted Trumphs
Afaba
von Leu
Cleveland Livestock
Fisher
Leo Allen
Jackson Hotel
Lester Walery
Townline
Huron Street
Alen
Bokink
Elsrn Memorial Hospital
Jack Griffin
South Amherst
Yvester- Gay
Trevor
Joseph Q. Petrolo
Stone’ S Grill
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