Senior Class Committees Mobilize at Elyria High
Elyria High School seniors organize through 133 committee members across multiple groups. Officers Alfred Stoll Ruth Stark Jack Culin and Betty Lersch lead activities for over 220 final-year students while Miss Edna Jones coordinates committees including jewelry announcements program attire costumes portraits captions ushers colors motto and more for January commencement and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Alfred Stoll
Ruth Stark
Jack Culin
Betty Lersch
Edna Jones
Jewelery
Mary Lou Duffy
David Everard
Anita Hines
Jane McQuistion
David Wainwright
Kathryn Nivus
Virginia Born
Donald Maurer
Chase Milliken
Myron Peters
Betty Humphrey
al Berson
Jack Brown
Betty Horvat
Robert Eady
Joan Silversides
Betty Vandemark
Donna Dickason
Betty Heavens
Dorothy Sweet
Sarah Thomas
Bors — Nelson Reublin
Ernest Buswell
Ralph March
Donald Whyte
Rose Lahiff
Mildred Pallas
Charlotte Fox
Rolland Harmon
Anne Kolopos
Frank Woltz
Betty Fox
Frederic Aebie
Ida Clark
Margaret Liefer
Robert Whidden
Sara Paine
Blake Eglin
Ruth Koplin
Richard Kreps
Gene Myers
Nellie Oseka
Helen Pond
Vernon Smith
Florence Stor
Ruth Wilcox
Jon Bedocs
Thomas Dean
Norman Eldridge
Richard Price
Richard Murray
Ruth Abraham
Doris Anderson
Helen Blockson
Betty Jane Fister
Thelma Jumont
Barbara McConnell
Jean McCrann
Dorothy Myers
Betty Overleer
Marjorie Balls
Gertrude Diedrich
Lucile Gutensohn
Ellsworth Hales
Donald O'Connor
Pearl Lert
Rostona Padley
Isadore Smith
Andrew Ward
Mildred Haldeman
Janet Baus
Chas. Bradley
Mary Feron
Paul Thompson
Robert Williams
Bernice Atkinson
Harold Biddinger
Elaine Cowen
Dorothy Kieffer
Ralph Pomeroy
Agnes Schaefer
Wayne White
Anita Atkin
Ruth Gorman
Dorothy Murbach
Janet Sibey
Joe Stutz
Raymond Wikrent
Rosella Bilow
Is Airman
Florence Gusky
Verna Karmelowicz
Emily Konrad
Geradine Seeles
Helen Spyder
Smily Welton
James Ernest Seahold
Carl Rosa
Damien Rigg
Myron Jackson
Thomne McCarty
Charlotte Birthe
Winifred Flick
Maude Friden
Local Names in Fragmentary Social Notice
The fragment lists several women in a social or club context: Anna Haug, Geraldine Hin kle, Marion Knittle, Helen Mc Intre, Katherine Schaeffer, Rosa, del Rhodes, and Betty Riddle. Further context unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stine
Anna Haug
Geraldine Hinkle
Marion Knittle
Helen McIntre
Katherine Schaeffer
Rosa
del Rhodes
Betty Riddle
Naval Pilot And Machinist Killed In Plane Crash
Panama City dispatch reports naval pilot Ensitn Otto Woelseel mayor and aviation machinist Mate Mike S Rice of San Francisco were believed killed when their plane crashed off Patla Point near the city airport today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama City
Naval
Ensitn
Otto Woelseelmayor
Mike S. Rice
San Francisco
Patla Point
Rotarians Visit Home For Aged
Members of the Elyria Rotary Club visited the Elyria Home for the Aged during their weekly meeting. Rev. K P Meister supervised the program while A B Taylor introduced staff and doctors K M Metcalf J P Rankin C D Jaster and F A Lawrence. Lawrence H Webber announced plans for Rotary week at Camp Iss See Kies on the Vermilion river and the crippled children committee report was read by C A McMillen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
C. A. McMillen
H. C. Cutter
Jack Flynn
Rey. W. C. Fowler
Senior Hi Y Club Elects Fey President
The Senior Hi Y Club at the YMCA elected Ralph Fey as president and Jack Miers as vice president for the coming year. The meeting initiated 15 new members including Richard Fer and Paul Block, with initiation led by a committee headed by Paul Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Fey
Jack Miers
Richard Fer
Paul Block
Douglas Bryden
Jos Graber
Robert Roe
Erwin Schultz
Harry McDonald
William Lersch
Harry Woltz
Eugene Greber
James Robert Tenson
William Siegman
Robert Lee
Theodore Underhill
John Basinski
Carl Ingner
Paul Thompson
300 Tons of Slag Ordered by County Officials
County commissioners authorized the purchase of 300 tons of slag for road improvements on Webber road South Point Drive and Forest Bird in Avon Lake. The county will buy the slag and the village will pay for hauling and application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber Road
South Point Drive
Forest Bird
Avon Lake
Thaw Sanity Battle Amid Stanford White Murder Trial
Yesterday s account of Harry Kendall Thaw s sensational murder case against architect Stanford White at Madison Square Garden on June 25 1906. The trial featured heated debates over insanity terms brain storm and dementia Americana and highlighted Evelyn Nesbit Thaw s wife as a central figure. The first trial ended with suspense over an unwritten rule and the second led to an insanity acquittal sparking a prolonged hospital commitment and eventual release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
United States
Harry Kendall Thaw
Pittsburgh
Madison Square Roof Garden
New York City
Evelyn Nesbit
White
Thaw
Juri Co
Winte
Matteawan State Hospital
Jun
Distinction Day Parade Marks Senior Class at Ure High
Graduating seniors of the 12-B class led a burlesque mock commencement ahead of real exercises two weeks away. Elvira Wisnochoe presided as 12-6 seniors received mock diplomas while 12-B members acted as graduates. William Schneider served as master of ceremonies as pale blue and white Distinction Day garb announced the impending finish of high school for the seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Wisnochoe
Ure
Sduates
Jent
Statiueates
William Schneider
Bll
Choral Concert Praised by Cleveland Composer At Elyria
Cleveland critic Homer B Hatch praised the Elyria Musical Art Choral Society performance at First Congregational Church. The program featured works by German and Godard, plus Beethoven and Bartlett, with strong choral technique and notable coloratura by Miss Harriott Frantis and Mrs Dora Flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer B. Hatch
Cleveland
Elyria Musical Art Chora
Hatch
Mr. Hatch
Pant Flood
Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
Cinh
Elyria
Mgr. Flood
Savricious
Godard
Harriott Frantis
Bartlett
Rebert
Lincoln
Chamnade
Anzelus
Simone Caperi
JumPrer
Bel
Democrats Convene in Lorain County Meeting
A Lorain county Democratic gathering is planned to unite party efforts and strengthen the county organization. The event, sponsored by local Democratic Men's Clubs, aims to discuss candidate qualifications and fall races with strong emphasis on youth involvement and party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bero
Lerain
SPM
Thurredas
Lorain
Floeca
Ara Lorain
Tho
Ash Democrats
Roosevelt to outline broad policy on river and harbors
President Roosevelt announced a set of three messages to Congress. The first will lay out a broad policy on water use including rivers, harbors, flood control, soil erosion, and reforestation. It will not discuss specific projects. The St. Lawrence development and Mississippi flood control are cited as included in the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Fitck Flood
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
St. Lawrence
Mississippi
Court actions list varied suits and divorces in Medina and nearby towns
Martha Peter administrator sues Joseph Keller for 15000 pounds over a fatal motorcycle collision in Medina county on June 22 1935. Dorothy Trimmer seeks divorce from Paul Trimmer for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. John Smith divorce filing cites gross neglect after a 1915 marriage with two children. Deanuelle Van Horn granted divorce from James G Van Horn for gross neglect of duty with custody awarded of their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Peter
Columbia Township
Michael Peter
Joseph Keller
Mediina County
Dorothy M. Trimmer
Elsham
Paul H. Trimmer
Cleveland
Helen Smith
Oberlin
John Smith
Deanuelle van Horn
James G. van Horn
Judea W. BR. Thompson
Hyperate Supply OL Workers Strike Meeting at Y M C A
Initiation of new members and installation of officers for the coming year are set for the Junior Hi Club meeting at the Y M C A at 7 15. Richard Fer will direct the initiation. More than 100 workers went on strike at the Hydrate Supply Co plant in Woodville Ohio on March 25 over the company's refusal to recognize the Quarry Workers Union affiliate of the American Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suntion Wi-Y
Y. Mlc. A
Richard Fer
Woodville
Hydrate Supply Co
Quarry Workers’ )Union
American Federation of Labor
Delayed work on 7 fire stations due to relief funding
CWA to FWA transition slows construction as only relief workers may log limited hours. Architect Alva Smith says station completion slips to fall or later. city finances prevent private hiring. Central station congestion worsens fire response to outlying areas while crews endure cramped quarters and long train times.
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Ai Mureh
Alva Smith
Smith
FWA
Number 1
W. N. Bates
Fred A. Underhill
Young college president to deliver graduation address
Dr Kenneth Irving Brown president of Hiram College will give the commencement address for Columbia Township High School’s 16 graduates Thursday night. He will speak on The Difficult Art of Growing Up. Brown is a University of Rochester and Harvard graduate who taught at Harvard and Stephens College before leading Hiram. He recently spoke at Riyria High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Township High School
Kenneth Irving Brown
Hiram College
Win
University of Rochester
Harvard University
Harvard
Stephens Callers
Missouri
Hiram
Brown
Riyria High School
United States Eyes Extended Naval Bases in Pacific
In Washington the secretary of the Navy Claude A. Swanson said the United States will consider extending its naval bases in the Pacific if Japan demands naval parity at the upcoming conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Claude A. Swanson
United States
Pacific
Consolidations Form Sandusky and Northwestern Ohio Utilities
Continued from War f number one lists multiple utility consolidations. Sandusky Gas and Electric, Port Clinton Electric Light and Power, Northwestern Ohio Railway and Power, and Central Ohio Gas join forces. Simultaneously Richland Public Service Company, controlled by Cities Service, forms via mergers of Republic Construction, Mansfield Public Utility, and related concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky Gas & Electric Company
Port Clinton Electtric Light and Power
Northwestern Ohio Railway & Power Company
Central Ohio, Gas Company
Richland Public Service Company
Cities Service Controlled
Thearrete
Republic Construction Company
Mansfield Public Vility and Service Company
Markets and Prices Roundup From Cleveland Livestockse and Produce
Readable portions show live stock and produce markets with prices for hogs, lambs, cattle, chickens, and ducks. Also listed are fruits and vegetables including asparagus, kale, and tomatoes, plus grain and feed quotes. Entities include Cleveland, Market, United States dairy items, and various produce names with price ranges and unit measures.
Cities Service Consolidates Northern Ohio Utilities
The Cities Service Company consolidates 19 Northern Ohio utilities including Mansfield Gas Light and Mansfield Electric Light & Power, forming Ohio Public Service Company in 1921 with bonds and preferred stock. The commission notes writeups and reorganizations to recoup investment, aided by Henry L. Doherty & Co. and a Federal Trade Commission inquiry into Doherty’s 26 percent controlling stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Gas Light Company
Mansfield Electric Light & Power Company
Central Ohio Gas Company
Cities Service Controlled
Columbus Natural Gas Company
Medina Gas & Fuel Company
Buckeye State Gas & Fuel Company
Coshortion Gas Company
Berea
Ohio
Cities Service Company
Ohio Public Service Company
Alliance, Lorain, Massillon, Traumbull and
Utilities
Ohio Public Service
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Lorain County Electric Company
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Washington
Mary
Federal Trade Commission
Cities Service Co
Henry L. Doherty
Doherty
U Tingy Kingdom
A. E. Lundvall
Trade Commission
Erono-S Mist
Robert E. Healy
The
Robert Barns
Cities Service
Barrow and Bonnie Parker Case Highlights Desperado Pair
The narrative recounts Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker joining Raymond Hamilton in a string of robberies and shootings starting in 1929. Barrow’s jail term, escapes, and parole are noted, along with deadly incidents including killings of a sheriff and a grocery clerk. Bonnie’s rise to notoriety is tied to prison breaks and a dramatic jailhouse escape at Huntsville, with a reward offered for the “most dangerous desperado of the Middle West.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal
Raymond Hamilton
Barrow
Dallas
Bonnie
Waco
Texas
Middletown
Texas Penitentiary
Ross Sterling
Hamilton
Bonnie Parker
Butcher
Atoka
Okla
Wharton
Sherman
Compar
Pay Chu
Mich
Huntsville
Middle West
Joplin
Cities Service stock sale and voting power details
Lundvall testifies about Cities Service voting strength and stock ownership. Doherty reportedly sold 290000 shares of his common stock to Cities Service Co for 29560000 dollars, claiming a 17748052 dollar profit. Stock valued at 5 dollars per share with one fifth voting power per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundvall
Doherty
Cities Service
Cities Service Co
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Electo Fey
Catherine Neufer
Andrew Neufer
Neufer Court
Raton Township
Ti¢r
George G | Spitzer
Grafton
Alfred Alexander
John Schuster
Belle Gannett
Spencer
Margaret Phillips
Norwalk
J. G. Hance
Neuter Court
Ridgelawn Ceme
Lillian B. Emmons
Lilian B. Emmons
Jats
Henry H. Emmons
Eighth Street
W. D. Lite
Dorany Emmons
Nichols Funeral
Frank Squire
West Avenue
St. Mars’s Church
Nichols Funeral Home
Panamas and
Eisha Hotel
Court Street
Evelya Nesbit
Harry K. That
Warrr
CWA
U.S
Cleveland Livestoure
WATT
Abealy
Heners
Gous
Mats
Vrouw
Ford
Thee
Elowe
Eddie
Ibs Sons
Cern Lane
Markat
Legrhorn
California
Ranner
Sacke
Maine
Parvers Loc
Medtelinia
Pitt
Mosthytte
Unions
Vrais
Fluolm
Wiveland
Ward Winter
Sederis
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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