Notable Art Collection At Oberlin Opens May Exhibit
An exhibit titled Cornerstones for a College Art Collection opens at Oberlin College's Dudley Peter Allen Memorial Art Museum this Wednesday. Curated by Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. and Kenneth Massey of Arden Gallery New York, the show traces art history from the 8th century to present, featuring a Mesopotamian bull statuette as its oldest piece. The display runs through May and closes June 13 Commencement Day, with daily hours 1 30 to 4 30 and 7 to 9 P M, and Sunday 2 to 5. hours during Commencement will be announced.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Dudley Peter Allen
Lorain County
Oberlin Art
Air Massey
Elyria
Bids Sought For Two Bag Concrete Mixer At Court House
County commissioners will receive bids at 10 a m June 12 for a two bag concrete mixer for County Surveyor Harry L Dunham's department. A Lorain jury found Peter Piros liable for 3065 in a suit by Mike Mariano. The Lorain County Mortgage and Title Co sued Eugene E Wendt et al for 628 with foreclosure sought. Aurelia Clyffe Kinsley asked the court to construe Elias Peabody will and partition Russia township property. Davie Kidd, jailed for grand larceny, is among 88 prisoners to be paroled from London prison farm. Kidd to be released July 15.
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Harry L. Dunham
Peter Piros
Lorain
Mike Mariano
D. A. Cook
Lorain County Mortgage and Title Co
Eugene E. Wendt
Aurelia Clyffe Kinsley
Elias Peabody
Russia Township
Davie Kidd
London
Ohio Board of Paroles
Kidd
Man arraigned on disorderly conduct charge in city court
Ben Gresewicz of 203 Warren avenue was fined five dollars and costs with the fine suspended after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on a disorderly conduct charge. He was arrested last evening on a complaint by his wife. Police Chief E J Stankard reported.
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Ben Gresewicz
Warren Avenue
Joseph Q. Petro
E. J. Stankard
Chicago cash market reports and fresh produce prices
Markets section shows unsettled butter prices and creamery scores, plus current receipts and storage notes. Nearby produce markets list asparagus, cucumbers, lettuce, kale, mushrooms, onions, radishes, spinach, and tomatoes with baskets, per dozen, or per pound pricing and minor variations.
Grain and hay prices quoted by Sheers Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co
Quotations list grain and flour prices by the bushel or ton, with oats and corn prices shown as No 2 and No 3 grades. Wheat includes No 1 red and various aging figures. flour ranges for spring patent and Winter straight. Hay and straw categories cover multiple grades and cuts, with alfalfa, timothy, clover, and straw priced per ton or per hundredweight.
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Sheers Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Apples and produce price list from a market page
A fragmented catalog lists Cold Storage Baldwin apples 34.50 and 2.00, asparagus 45c per basket, beets 33e 43 hi, carrots 69 ive 1s by, celery 24 30 peck, cucumbers hothouse, horseradish 24 30 13 S0e peck, kale lettuce and greens by the basket, onions and radish by the bunch, tomatoes by the basket, and related field prices for various grains and track prices for wheat corn rye.
County official attacks work eligibility rule on Elyria Lorain offices
Lorain County Commissioner Edward DeChant criticized the jurisdictional cut over employment by the Ohio State Employment Service offices in Elyria and Lorain. He cited Edward Riehm of Sheffield who cannot certify for Avon Belden road work south of Eaton because he lives in Lorain’s area, though registered there. DeChant quoted L A Fauver of the Avon Belden contractor saying hires must come from Elyria, a rule he called ridiculous for county or state jobs.
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Ohio State Employment Service
Elyria
Lorain
Edward DeChant
DeChant
Edward Riehm
Sheffield Village
Avon-Belden
Eaton
State Employment Service
Riehm
Sheffield
Permit for One Story Dwelling Issued to Prochazkas
Building permit for a one story frame dwelling for Mr and Mrs Joseph Prochazka on West 17th street west of West avenue issued today by Building Inspector Hart Dickason. Foundation will measure 22 by 26 feet and the project is estimated at 1700 dollars with Jim Giar as general contractor.
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Joseph Prochazka
West 17Th Street
West Avenue
Hart Dickason
Jim Giar
Market Ledger Reflects Mixed Livestock Prices Across Regions
The report lists cattle, calves, sheep, and poultry pricing with varied bids from farms and markets. Notable figures include hogs and pigs, steers, and hens with multiple regional price points and product types.
Young Announces Candidacy For City Auditor
Raron Young announced his candidacy today for the Republican nomination for city auditor. He has lived in Elyria 26 years and worked 15 years as a business executive, including roles with Williams Overland Sears Roebuck and the YMCA. He is active in civic groups, never held public office, and resides at 209 Furnace street with property ownership in Lorain county for 18 years.
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Masonic
Elks’ Lodge Chamber of Commerce
Second Congregational Church
Fifteenight Committee
Kiwanis Club
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Beaver Park
Young
Furnace Street
Lorain County
Employment Service Finds Jobs For 64 In Elyria
Sixty four unemployed men and women in Elyria and vicinity were placed in jobs last week by the Ohio State Employment Service during Give a Job Week. Of these, 46 are permanent for 30 days or more. Lancashire urged job seekers to register at the nearest state office at once, noting that the service helps all looking for work without charge and invites employers to report their staffing needs.
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Elyria
Vicinity
Ohio State Employment Service
L. B. Lancashire
Lancashire
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
OSES
Picnic Planned by Lurzin County Farm Bureau
Preparations for a Lurzin County Farm Bureau picnic on June 2g are under way with a prominent speaker expected. The event will be at the John Rose grove on Chestnut Ridge Road and 100 to 150 families are expected to attend.
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Lurzin County
Farm Bureau
John Rose Grove
Chestnut Ridge Road
Bicycle stolen at fairgrounds during circus visit
A junior from 123 Riverside court reported to the police yesterday afternoon that his bicycle was stolen while he attended the circus at the fairgrounds.
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Junior Bay
Riverside Cour
Oberlin By Mrs Esther Wood Delivery Service
Local delivery listing for Oberlin run by Mrs Esther Wood at 306 N Professor St with phone 550 and Richard Clevenger at 32 Union St phone 4174 offering contact for service needs.
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Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
Oberlin Campus Events May Twenty Fourth
Oberlin schedules include Finney Chapel programs by Oscar Jaszi and Dean Graham, Conservatory recitals at Warner Hall, Miss C Jane Meek and Miss Jane Robbins, Sophomore and Junior music exams, W A L pageant Our Lady s Juggler, and an Oberlin Marietta golf match at the Oberlin Golf Course.
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Oberlin
Finney Chapel
Oscar Jaszi
Dean T W. Graham
The
Conservatory of Music
Semer
Warner Hall
C. Jane Meek
Conservatory of Amusic
Jane Robbins
Our Lady‘s
Chapel Plaza
Marietta
Our
Lady's Jugsler
Pleasant Street P T A Elects Seaman President
Mrs W H Seaman was chosen as president of the Pleasant street P T A at its annual meeting in the school auditorium. New officers include vice president Mrs R P Fowler secretary Mrs Clavion Hoffner and treasurer Miss Sarah Carnahan. Committees will be named in fall.
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W. H. Seaman
Pleasant Street
Parent-Teacher Association
R. P. Fowler
Clavion Hoffner
Sarah Carnahan
P.T. A
Simpson
Board of Education
Robert Pash
Wilbur Peabody
E. E. Etoll
Oberlin Cubs Hold Camp Iss See Kies Picnic and Court
On Friday afternoon April 19 the Oberlin Cubs and parents held a camp picnic at Camp Iss See Kies with seventy present. Following supper races and games were enjoyed. The Court of Honor met for the Dens with Mrs. Clyde Gilbert and others as sponsors. Numerous Wolf Bear and Lion ranks were awarded to many Cubs including Lindy Wigton Billy Moyer Dick Gilbert Henry Annable Allyn Gibson William Davidson Peter Craig Donald Gilbert Bernard Annable James Close Jack Holden James Powers William Smith James Rowe Kenneth Clark and Lee Whiteman whose badge will be presented later.
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Oberlin
Camp Iss-See-Kies
Dens
Clyde Gilbert
David Moyer
John Hill
Lee Rowe
Lindy Wigton
Billy Moyer
Dick Gilbert
Henry Annable
Billy Mover
Bernard Annable
Allyn Gibson
William Davidson
Peter Craig
Donald Gilbert
Charles Hitchcock
James Close
Jack Holden
James Powers
William Smith
Bernard Anna
Cub Leaders Honored With Leather Gifts and Thanks
Gen and Kenneth Clark presented Cub Master George Dudley with a brown leather briefcase and notebook, and to George Brown an assistant leader a leather notebook as gratitude for service. Leaders praise den members and thank Mrs Gilbert Moyer Hil Abs Rowe for past year work. Frugal thanks extend to Oberlin Exchange Club for ten dollars and Elyria A C A for camp use.
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Kenneth Clark
George Dudley
George Brown
Cub
den Moobhers
Cubs
Gilbert
Moyer
Hil
Abs. Rowe
Oberlin Exchange Club
Elyria ¥. A. C. A
Oberlin Christ Temple prep for revival May 29
Christ Temple church of Oberlin announces two weeks of prayer and consecration services leading to a revival starting Monday May 29 conducted by Pastor Elder Raymond Robinson of Akron with Evangelist Helen Navarro assisting. Public invited. Also Memorial service May 28 at 4 PM at Soldier's Rest Westwood Cemetery by Oberlin Women's Relief Corps. Decoration Day wreaths planned May 26 with American Legion auxiliary.
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Christ Temple Church of
Oberlin
Raymond Robinson
Akron
Helen Navarro
Henry Hamlin
Oberlin Women’s Relief Corps
Soldier's Rest
Westwood Cemetery
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Oberlin Grange Changes Meeting Nights
The Oberlin Grange shifts its schedule to the second and fourth Thursdays each month. The next gathering will be held Thursday night of this week.
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Oberlin Grange
Local Obituary and Social Notes From Liberty Center
Mrs Christina Mahan and Mrs Wilbur Ward attend funeral for their uncle Ralph Hudson at Liberty Center Ohio. Mrs Amy Ingraham of Williams Rest Home North Amherst visits daughter Mrs George Jackson of North Cedar Avenue. Mrs James Malcolm and daughter Mrs Lucile Kirk accompany Mrs Eliza Lasher and daughter. Mrs John Blackburn of Cleveland visits Mrs Ingraham at her daughter’s home.
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Christina Mahan
Wilbur Ward
Ralph Hudson
Liberty Center
Ohio
Amy Ingraham
Williams Rest Home
North Amherst
George Jackson
North Cedar Avenue
James Malcolm
Lucile Kirk
Eliza Lasher
John Blackburn
Cleveland
Ingraham
Jackson
Death of Mrs Harriet Salon Blaine in Grand Rapids
Mrs Harriet Salon Blaine died at her home 211 Crescent street NE Grand Rapids Michigan on Sunday. Born Fields Corners she spent most of life in Michigan. She leaves husband T E Blaine a daughter and two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 9:00 AM in Grand Rapids with burial in the city.
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Harriet Salon Bline
Crescent Street
N. E
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Blaine
Fields Corners
T. E. Blaine
Two Boards Complete Teaching Staffs
Lo rain County boards completed their teaching staffs for next year by hiring two new teachers to fill resignations. Alberta Wright of Elyria, Kent State graduate, will teach first and second grades at Henrietta School replacing Jean Wright who will teach next year at Avon Lake. Margaret Swartz of Wellington, Bowling Green graduate, will teach first and second grades at South Amherst School replacing Esther Schatz who will also move to Avon Lake.
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Boards of Education
Lorain County
Alberta Wright
Elyria
Kent State University
Henrietta School
Jean Wright
Avon Lake
Margaret Swartz
Wellington
Bowling Green State University
South Amherst School
Esther Schatz
County approves slag purchase for Penfield roads
County commissioners authorized a 200 ton slag purchase for roadwork in Penfield township, funds to be drawn from existing road program allocations.
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Penfield Township
Collision on Broad Street Involves Murphy and Smith
Yesterday a minor crash occurred on Broad Street when a car driven by T. P. Murphy of 106 Rush Street collided with a car owned by Mrs. C. Smith of Stop 914 Lake Avenue. The incident was reported as minor damage with no injuries noted.
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T. P. Murphy
Rush Street
C. Smith
Lake Avenue
Broad Street
American Horse Gains Support for Derby Run
A steady swing toward Hypnotist, a sleek-coated American-owned colt owned by William Woodward, dominates betting as the 160th Derby at Epsom Downs nears. Blue Peter remains the favorite though Hypnotist attracts most wagers, with potential to make Woodward the first to win both the English Derby and the Kentucky Derby. attendance and betting are running high.
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Epsom Downs
Eng
Chi
William Woodward
New York Banker
Lord Rosebery
New Market
Blue Peter
Woodward
England
America
Johnstown
Students To Present Recital At U P Church Sunday Evening
Two Baldwin Wallace College freshmen will perform at First United Presbyterian Church on May 28 at 7 45 PM Eugene Shepherd from Cleveland will play Mozart violin concerto and violin solos while Edmund Wright of Elyria will offer piano solos including Beethoven and Brahms works Admission is free The article notes large salt beds being quarried in Mt Sodom Palestine with an estimated billion tons
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Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Ohio
First United Presbyterian Church
Eugene Shepherd
Cleveland
Mozart
Edmund Wright
Elyria
Beethoven
Brahms
Conservatory of Music
Mt. Sodom
Palestine
Lorain County 4 H Takes Caverns Trip
Thirty two Lorain County youths visited the Ohio Caverns at West Liberty on a Sunday trip sponsored by the Lorain County Senior Four H Club. They viewed the caverns and had a picnic dinner before returning home, starting from Oberlin in the morning.
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Lorain County
Ohio Caverns
West Liberty
Lacy Makes Bid For Prize Rookie Laurels With Millers
Charles Lacy 23 year old catcher for the Minneapolis Millers emerges as a contender for top rookie honors in the American Association. After starting as third string, his smart receiving and .348 batting average earned him a regular lineup spot following the season start. He hit .314 with Rocky Mount in the Piedmont League last year.
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Charles Lacy
Minneapolis Millers
Lacy
Millers
Minneapolis
Rocky Mount
Damages Sought From 1937 Strike Targets CIO Leaders
Republic Steel files a 7.3 million dollar damage suit in Cleveland against the Congress of Industrial Organizations the Steel Workers Organizing Committee John L Lewis and Philip Murray charging unlawful acts during the 1937 Little Steel strike. The company seeks triple damages under the Clayton Act naming nearly 700 workers and officers across Ohio cities for loss of business and extraordinary expenses.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corporation
Congress of Industrial Organizations
The
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
John L. Lewis
Philip Murray
Youngstown
Warren
Niles Canton
Massillon
Ohio
Federal District Court
Philadelphia
Apex Hosiery Company
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Impound In First Case Under 20 Minute Parking Rule
Police impounded a car today under the new one hour parking ordinance that began last Wednesday. The vehicle was towed from a 20 minute zone on Broad Street to City Hall at 11 30 a m to await owner contact. Chief E J Stankard said the fee totals 4 50 including 3 50 impounding and 1 towing charges.
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Broad Street
City Hall
E. J. Stankard
Stankard
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Homegrowers
Toledo
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OCATS
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Puja
Captie
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Maine
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Alabama
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South Carolina
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Yuga
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Employment Service
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Ty H.R. Rorick
H. R. Rorick
2Nd Street
Grange News
Harriet Blaine
Boss Pendergast
Thomas J. Pendergast
Kansas City
John Madden
Thomas Jr
Acme Telephoto
U. P
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Resar’s
East River
United Press
Allen Wales Adding Machine Corp
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Haserodt
Haserodt's
Rogers Bros
Jewel Elgin
Elgin
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