German Minister Urges Czech Troop Withdrawal from Sudeten
Berlin reports Dr. Ernst Eisenlohr will deliver a note to Czechoslovakia urging withdrawal of Czech troops from the Sudeten German regions. The move follows alleged frontier violations by Czech planes, four in the last 24 hours, under Foreign Minister Ribbentrop’s instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ernst Eisenlohr
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Sudeten
DNB
Oachim von Ribbentrop
Eisenlohr
Refusal to Cut Vote for Real Estate Bond Measure
Columbus Ohio May 23 The House Taxation Committee rejected the Gaderman Daily bill to lower the 65 percent vote required to pass real estate bond issues for local federal works projects. The tally was 9 to 10 with an amendment raising the threshold to 55 percent. The bill may return with more members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House Taxation Committee
Gaderman-Daily
Episcopalians Elect Bishop Coadjutor in Ohio
Dr. Beverly D. Tucker rector of St. Paul’s in Richmond was elected bishop coadjutor of the Ohio diocese at Trinity Cathedral Cleveland. If he accepts and is approved by the synods, he would succeed Bishop Warren Lindon Rogers. Tucker, 56, has WWI service with the 17th Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Beverly D. Tucker
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Richmond
Episcopal Diocese of
Ohio
Trinity Cathedral
Tucker
Warren Lindon Rogers
Suoceses
St. Paul
17Th Engineers
Women Voters Back Constitutional Amendment in Ohio
Lorain County members of the Committee for Judicial Selection welcomed approval from the Ohio League of Women Voters for a proposed constitutional amendment creating judicial appointments. Petitions circulate for ballot placement with over 1,760 Lorain signatures collected, County Chairman A H West reports strong county support amid statewide 275,000 signatures and about 300,000 needed. Lorain has local League units in Elyria Oberlin and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Committee For Judicial Selection
Ohio League of Women Voters
Columbus
A. H. West
Ohio
West
League
Elyria
Oberlin
Lorain
Motorcyclist Arrested For Reckless Driving
Elyria resident Steve Puskas of R D No Stop 7 was arrested about 20 am today by a motor patrolman and charged with reckless driving. Patrolman Robert Schwartz said Puskas drove his truck at an excessive speed through the school zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Puskas
Elyria
Motorerye
Robert Schwartz
Schwartz
Puskas
County bonds eyed for bridges courthouse annex and paving
Voters would decide on a 715000 county contribution for each bridge and 137500 for the courthouse annex. Lorain city adds a 100000 bond for Broadway paving. Broadway cost is 335%4. 000 with 375000 already set aside by the county. federal WPA aid expected to cover the balance. Commission deadlines are 30 days before the primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courthouse
Lorain City
Lorain
Broadway
Wpa
Board of Elections
Zgazo Line Sells After Increase At 42 Cents A Gallon
After a price rise, the zgazo line will be sold in Ireland at 42 cents per gallon. The move affects consumers and distributors and follows prior announcements from industry officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Oberlin Health Round-Up For Preschoolers Held Soon
The Oberlin health round-up for preschool children entering public schools in September will be at Pleasant street school on May 26 and Prospect street school on May 27. Examinations start 9:00 a.m. with complete physicals and optional smallpox vaccination. Parents should bring birth certificates if possible. Ruth Paddock, county health nurse, urges all mothers to bring children who have not yet had kindergarten check-ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Pleasant Street
Prospect Street
Ruth Paddock
B. and P. Women’s Club Guest Night in Oberlin
The Oberlin Business and Professional Women’s Club held its annual guest night Tuesday at First Methodist church. Fifty nine attendees including Oberlin and Elyria guests. Dinner at 6:50 by church members followed by a program with short plays “It’s a Gift” and “Two’s Company” presented to O High School players. Gwendolyn Smith sang an oval solo with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Molden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Business and Professional Women’s Club
First Methodist Church
Dresen
Oberlin
Qlyria
LWO
Nineteenth Century Club Holds Final Meeting of Year
The Nineteenth Century club met at Mrs. Frank Beckwith’s West Lorain home for its last gathering. Annual reports were presented, followed by a one act play The Looking Glass of the XN C C written by club member Mrs. C. J. Wright. The performance featured Mrs. J. R. Hayloy Mrs. P. D. Sherman Mrs. Arthur Williams and Mrs. C. M. Shreffler. Guests included Mrs. Maurice P. Kessler and Mrs. Erwin Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Century Club
Frank Beckwith
West Lorain Street
XN. C. C
C. J. Wright
J. R. Hayloy
P. D. Sherman
Arthur Williams
M. Shreffler
Maurice P. Kessler
Erwin Worcester
Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Wilmon Drollinger
Ardyth Ruth Drollinger, a daughter, was born last week at Sparrow Hospital in Lansing Michigan to Mr and Mrs Wilmon Drollinger. The mother is Adeline Gehrkens formerly of East College street, daughter of Professor Karl Gehrkens and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmon Drollinger
Sparrow Hospital
Lansing
Michigan
Ardyth Ruth
Drollinger
Adeline Gehrkens
Karl Gehrkens
East College Street
Golden Jubilee Seen At Berea Knights of Pythias
Berea Lodge No. 276 Knights of Pythias marks its Golden Jubilee during a celebration this week in Berea. Attendees include Ober- Jin members Harry Kelly VY. A. Mack and couples Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cook Mr. and Mrs. John Denger and Mrs. E. M. Lyman along with others from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gorske
Locust Street
Leroy
Ohio
Berea Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Berea
Ober- Jin
Harry Kelly
VY. A. Mack
Harvey Pratt
Tiarold Cook
John Denger
E. M. Lyman
May Blackwell
Court actions and a street injury and assault report
Nellie Poore files for divorce from Frank Poore of Lorain on grounds of neglect and cruelty. they wed in 1919 and have two children. Helen Vogler sues the City of Lorain for 23. ed0 for injuries from a sidewalk hole at 337 Broadway. Police search for a tall, slim suspect who molested Katherine Fero near South Lorain. description includes six feet, black hair, gold glasses, dark clothes, and a coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Elizabeth Poore
Lorain
Frank. Poore of
Helen M Vogler
Beverly Court
Elyria
City of
Broadway
Electro Alloys Co Reincorporates In Ohio SLE
Incorporation papers filed in Columbus show Electro Alloys Co of Elyria reincorporated with 4750 shares no par value. The move involves no operational changes. incorporators are Sigmond Sanger Fern Griswold and Lenore Write. The charter lists manufacture of metallurgical products as the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Electro-Alioys Company
Elytia
Sigmond Sanger
Fern Griswold
Lenore
Local CCC Camp to Continue in Lorain County
Lorain County's CCC drainage camp on Gulf road will not be discontinued this June. Congressman Don W. Harter said he told President Roosevelt, who noted that Congress had provided more funds, ensuring continuation. Drainage projects for the camp were planned a year ahead, says Drainage Engineer Ray Hollis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don W. Harter
Lorain County
CCC
Gulf Road
Here
Harter
Roosevelt
Lester Monday
Congress
Lorain Camp
Ray Hollis
Protests Rise After Czechoslovak Border Tension Report
Reports say a Czech or Slovak military aircraft with a machine gun overflew towns including Gross Schoenau Hermedert and Klingenthal returning to Czechoslovakia. Newspapers allied with government reopen attacks signaling a potential crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
DNB
Gross-Schoenau
Hermedert
Klingenthal
Czechoslovakia
Crash Destroyed Mail Plane After Fire In Boggy Fields
A mail plane crashed and burned in boggy fields after heavy rains. Rural carrier Howard Bartell arrived to save the mail but the Gianni silver main liner and its contents were lost. Firefighters from four Cleveland suburbs faced flames that could not be extinguished due to fuel-fed fire and swampy ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bartell
Gianni Silver
Cleveland
The man who knows is the man who gets ahead
A proverb-like line states that knowledge leads to advancement and that others seek guidance from the knowledgeable when faced with uncertainty or difficulties.
Habits of the Flea Explained by Sucking Mouthparts
The flea uses sucking mouth parts rather than biting to feed and cannot chew holes in fabric.
Rotarians Hear Judge Boyd on American Court System
Former Judge Clinton D. Boyd of Middletown spoke to the Elyria Rotary Club at the Elks Restaurant on the value and defects of the U S court system. He described the Burr treason trial as the greatest in American history and noted wrongful convictions and 1692 witchcraft trials as examples of judicial folly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton D. Boyd
Middletown
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks
Boyd
Ohio Supreme Court
Rotarians
America
Aaron Burr
United States
Marshall
Cyrus Grffin
New England
Massachusetts
Harvard
Market grain and butter prices in Toledo and Chicago notes
Toledo grain prices show oats corn and yellow and white varieties at mixed bids from 16 to 34 cents per bushel with flour feeds and mill products listed. Chicago butter and poultry prices reflect steady demand with various weights, while corn wheat oats futures pose regional price contrasts and receipts of 200 cattle noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeliow
Iltac
Sheets Évator Co
Fleur
Montana Milling Ue
le Inan
Chicago
Dept of Agriculture
United Street
Bliss Triumphs
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Tiag
California
U. S
Mai
U.S
Washington
Burbanks
Uos
Arley
Ivy Poison and Boils Health Q and A
Mr. F of Indiana asks about overcoming ivy poisoning by chewing fresh leaves but cautions against mouth and throat poisoning. Intermuscular ivy extract can offer immunity sometimes. avoid skin contact. K C M of Texas reports recurrent boils. boils stem from staphylococcal infections and high blood sugar. a urinary check for diabetes is advised and reducing sugar is the first step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. F
Indiana
Texas
Tablets Offer Home Treatments For Boils And Recurrence
The article lists boric acid with dressings or ointment to soften boils and ease pain, vaccines from boil discharge to prevent recurrence, and tin or stannous preparations such as stannoyeast and stannoxyl tablets. It notes multiple market options and suggests sending a self addressed stamped envelope for personalized advice.
Health letters suggest tongue pain not from stomach
Dr North Crisman answers readers on oral symptoms and cancer risk. One writer wonders if a burning tongue is due to acid stomach. another asks if vegetarians face higher cancer risk. He cites possible anemia, diabetes, and systemic causes, plus mouthwash for local irritation and notes diet-cancer links are inconclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M
Michigan
J. C
Pennsylvania
India
Death services for Henry M. Andress set for Friday
Funeral services for Henry MM Andress will be held Friday at 2 PM from Sudre Curtis Funeral Home with the Elyria Elks Lodge in charge. Burial is at Ridgelawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the Sudre Curtis Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry MM. Andress
Sudre-Curtis Funeral Home
Elyria Elks Lodge
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Sudre- Curtis Funeral Home
Martyrs' funerals for two Germans in Czechoslovakia
In Eger near the German frontier on May 25, crowds gathered for the funerals of Niklas Boehm and George Huffman two Sudeten Germans killed by Czech police last Saturday. Czech guards patrolled the area as tensions ran high amid minority unrest and grim warnings from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eger
Czechoslovakia
Linh
Sudeten Gerais
Fuehrer
Adolf Ifiller
Germany
Niklas Boehm
George Huffman
Balt
Grape Growers Urge Tax On Imported Wine In Ohio
About 200 grape growers from Lake and Ashtabula counties urged the Ohio House Taxation Committee to pass a bill by Kalb to tax imported wine at 50 cents a gallon. The proposal would tax wine made outside the state and could also tax Ohio wine made from non Ohio grapes. The committee promised further hearings before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olumbus
Ohlly
House Taxation Committee
Lake and
Ashtabula
House
Ohio
Mignonette Health Myth Tied to Oriental Legends
The note links mignonette to health by Oriental legends and mentions Swee Reseda as a soothing plant name. The source provides fragmentary botanical lore and alternate nomenclature without context or dates.
Agricultural markets report with livestock and produce prices
The page lists cattle with weights and prices such as medium $4.60 for cows and common $5.00 to $6.50, hogs priced around 3.75 to 7.50 per unit, and sheep and lamb receipts with figures like 23.00 and 27.50. It notes butter steady, egg standards, and market entries for live poultry, potatoes from Michigan and other regions with various price points. The text includes numerous fragmented market quotes and item descriptors across multiple commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commaon Guy
Omareet Fair
Choise wWethers
Omedimn
SUNY
Legion Auxiliary Plans Poppy Day Sale in Amherst
Amherst Legion Auxiliary meets to organize Poppy Day activities with disabled veterans selling poppies at 9 to 10 on Saturday morning chaired by Mrs Thomas Bruce. They announce Fidack month in June and plan a memorial day observance with a program and parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Legion
Legion Rooms
Alvillary
Thomas Bruce
Dune
Stanley Hull
Harry Sahiers
William Wenzel
Harry Ruth
Frances Haesler
Vera Young
Ed. Newberger
St. Peter's Church
Ten O'Clovk
Town Hall
Missionary Endeavor Lunch Speaker at St Pauls Lutheran
The quarterly meeting of the Missionary Endeavor of St Pauls Lutheran church will be held Thursday at the church parlors starting at two o'clock with Rev HL Platter of Cleveland as guest speaker. Hospital news lists admissions and discharges including Mrs Fred Koch and Mrs Jess Cassidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Endeavor
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
HL Platter
Cleveland
Rotary Entertains Wives At Dinner
Amherst Rotary Club and wives hosted a Monday dinner at the Methodist church parlors for about fifty guests from Lorain including Rev. Herbert Loomis Harold Covault Frank Ayres and James Daniel Antherst. Dorothy Jones and a high school string trio performed music. Rev Loomis spoke on conditions in Washington and his talks with President Roosevelt. Next week’s meeting moves to Tuesday because of Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Washington
Roosevelt
Oberlin
Evening church meetings and guest speaker events
The Kiger Evangelical church holds a quarterly conference this evening with Rev. C L Allen in charge. St Peter's Evangelical hosts a Philathea Bible class meeting with guest speaker Luben Kutuk, a Bulgarian student. The Avenue Club of the Eastern Stars meets with Mrs. Robert Allsop in South Amherst. St Peter's Woman's Union observes Day of Prayer for Missions at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiger Evangelical Church
C. L. Allen
Fremont
Philathea Bible
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ray Jewett
Washington
Luben Kutukwhietf
Anderlin College
Avenue Club of the
Eastern Stars
Robert Allsop
South Amherst
George Graybill
Woman's Union of
St. Peter's
Joint St Peters League Meeting Finishes With Social
A joint session of St Peters Evangelical and Re formed church senior and intermediate leagues met Tuesday in the church parlors. Rev Sehimidt led devotional time on sheets and Cults and spoke on Russellism. The senior league planned an outing in June and an ice cream social in July. The groups held a wiener roast at The Old Spring and later the intermediate group enjoyed games and contests before a lunch for 16 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Sehimidt
Public Card Party Planned by Jessa Mine Lodge
The Jessa Mine Lodge Daughters of Scotland held a meeting at Odd Fellow Hall on Tuesday evening to plan a public card party for June 10. Proceeds fund travel for delegate Mrs. Janes Miller Beaver Court to the state convention in Columbus. Delegate is Mrs. J Duncan with Mrs. F Gordon as alternate. bridge, pinnochle and bunco to be played. guests enjoyed bunco games after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellow Hall
Janes Miller
Beaver Court
Columbus
J. Duncan
F. Gordon
Jameh
McCann
Agnes Innes
Latel Robertson
Dunn Refuses To Approve Ball Equipment Bill
Commissioner Oscar G Dunn refused to approve a 7.62 dollar bill submitted by Sheriff William F Grall for one volleyball set for prisoners in the county jail. The equipment bought from The City Hardware Company Lorain was approved for payment by Commissioners John E Davidson and Edward DeChant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar G. Dunn
William F. Grall
City Hardware Company
Lorain
Dunn
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChant
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Bulletin
Episcopalians
Esther Wood
Professor St
B. & P. Women’s Club
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Christ Church
Court Street
Electro-Alloys Co
Ston
Toledo Grain Close
Cleveland Livestock
Amel Gétine
Tan
Tye Ibs SK
Sederis
Dr. Chrisman
Claud North Chrisman
Cleveland Produce
Lestery
York Strate
Maine
Maso
Alagayama
Terdlsan
S. Carolina
Calfornia
B. A. Jenne
Church St
Hospital News
Fred Koch
West Street
Jess Cassidy
Rotary
Bill
Nash
Nash Engineering
Opteongl
Ural
Nee Eer As
Ween
Leee
Elsrin
Ohto
Federal
Uae
Harry Brown Motor Co
Fifth ST
Middle Ave
Spape
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