Large Class Initiated By Elks in Elyria Lodge Ceremony
Elks from Lorain Lakewood and Cleveland joined Elyria Elks for a state migration night. About 150 members attended the meeting and initiated a large class of candidates. Exalted Rulers from nearby lodges spoke and Gerald Nau addressed the group as Elyria’s new ruler. A lodge of sorrow honored the late Henry Andress. J W Warden announced four summer tournaments with prizes and Flag Day plans for June 14 at the Elks Hall with Legion National Guard and Boy Scouts participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Lorain
Lakewood
Cleveland
Elyria Elks’ Lodge
Elyria
Elyria Lodge
Peter Galanka
Walter Quallick
Robert Mooney
Gerald Nau
Jim Armitage
Henry Andress
J. W. Warden
Xzolf
Cherry Ridge
Motorist Puskas Fined For Reckless Driving
Steve Puskas of R. D. No. 3 Stop 7 pleaded guilty to reckless driving in police court before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. He was fined $2 and costs after arrest by Motorcycle Patrolman Robert Schwartz for speeding through the Ely school zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Puskas
Joseph Q. Petro
Puskas
Robert Schwartz
Ely
Elyria Groups Move to Higher Floors in Same Building
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce and the Elyria Credit Rating Bureau moved to new quarters on the seventh floor of the Elyria Savings and Trust Building, three floors above their former offices on the fourth floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
Elyria Savings and Trust
Kohn Enters Race For County Auditor
Walter 8 Kohn of 205 Cleveland Street announces his candidacy for County Auditor in the political primary. A 16 year Lorain County resident and former Cleveland bank auditor, he has served on Elyria City Council, and chairs civic, athletic, and humanitarian groups including the Elyria Rotary Club and Y M C A board, with Elks and Masone involvement and family roots in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 8. Kohn
Cleveland Street
Kohn
Lorain County
Cleveland
Elyria
Steel Industry Ready Says Girdler
NEW YORK May 26 The steel industry is ready to expand operations on a large scale if private capital returns, said Girdler at the American Iron and Steel Institute. He cited uncertainty or fear deterring investors but saw no basic economic reason for a prolonged depression. As institute president and Republic Steel chair, he urged restoration of confidence, sound fiscal policy, and a predictable government attitude toward industry balanced by reasonable regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
TM. Girdley
American Iron & Steel Institute
Girdler
Institute
Republic Stee. Corporation
Fraternity Initiation and Crew Readout From Page One
Names listed include Don Bod dy Bill Keister Bill Dutch Frank Rosa Bill Hockaden Low ell Sellers Harold Frederick Claude Martin and many others. The crew members cited are Don Keating Dave Huffman Harry Koplin and Bill Powell. The program committee features Jim Ferriman as chairman with a large local delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Ferriman
Shirley Aitfeld
Dick Baumhardt
Harold Datnke
Bernie Fobes
Lawrence Forbes
Richard Funk
Roberta Howenstine
Mary Kaiser
Bill Lord
Doris Severs
Nan Shryock
TVA Director Criticized By Dr. Morgan
Dr. Arther E. Morgan accuses TVA director Lilienthal of mismanagement collusion and deceit while Morgan, former chair, testifies before Congress. Morgan cites altered minutes inaccurate reports and exclusion from key decisions as evidence of improper conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
Morgan
Dr. Morgan
Lilienthal
Voth Woard
Lihtenthal
Sama Sa'emen
Uoime
Roosevel
White
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
Congress
Californian Dr Ralph Atkinson Becomes New Presbyterian Moderator
In Cleveland on May 2 Dr Ralph Atkinson of Los Angeles was elected the new moderator of the United Presbyterian Church at the opening session of the general assembly. He serves as superintendent of missions for the California Synod and will preside until the convention closes Tuesday. Retiring moderator is Dr A R Robinson of Pittsburgh. Other nominees were Dr Hugh A Kelsey of Pittsburgh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Rarph Atkinson
Los Angeles
United Presbyterian Church
Sith General Assembly
Atkinson
California Synod
A. R Robinson
Pittsburgh
Hugh A. Kelsey
Court actions and divorces reported in Lorain
In Lorain, Merves sues The Fisher Brothers Company for 5000 alleging an assault by William Bauer on November 27 1937. Sheriff Grall explains he paid a county jail outfit bill with personal funds. commissioners debated and three voted to pay. Katherine McKibben seeks divorce from Clyde McKibben on grounds of gross neglect. Lillian Carroll receives divorce from Norman Carroll for extreme cruelty and reverts to maiden name Lillian Holliman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merves
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Fisher Brothers Company
William Bauer
Matore
Bauer
Board of County Commissioners
John E. Davidson
Edward Dechant
Oscar G. Dunn
William F. Grall
Katherine McKibben
Clyde McKibben
Lillian Carroll
D A. Cook
Norman Carroll
Lillian Holliman
Demands of the German Minority in Czechoslovakia
Konrad Henlein the Sudeten German leader outlines in a Daily Mail interview his demand for local autonomy in the Sudeten area with central government control over national and international issues. He offers German cooperation but warns that if rejected the minority may seek self determination via plebiscite leading to union with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Czechoslovakia
Dany Mail
Konrad Henlein
Henlein
Tocal
Germany
Henle
Ted Price
Africa
Milar Hodza
Eger
Hoopes Electrocuted at National Sanitary Co Plant
Walter Hoopes aged 27 from Columbiana Ohio was electrocuted today at the National Sanitary Co plant after touching a high voltage wire. He died at the scene with emergency responders attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Walter Hoopes
Columbiana
Ohio
National Sanitary Co
Building In Troubled Times Sermon Warns of Impending Disaster
Sterling Kan and F. H. Smith of Buffalo Dr Robinson deliver a retiring sermon titled Building In Troubled Times. They warn the breakdown of the last four or five years cannot continue much longer without disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Kan
D- Littleton
F. H. Smith
Buffalo
Dr Robinson
Assembly On
Vienna dailies controlled by Czechoslovak capital
Two of Vienna’s former daily newspapers, including the newspaper famed as the most democratic in Austria, were under the control of Czechoslovak capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Colburn Announces Flags Will Be Awarded
Memorial Day committee general chairman George P. Colburn says flags will be awarded to schools in the parade. The top prize goes to the school with the most pupils, and a second flag to the highest parade participation percentage. Donations for flowers are invited via James Towlett and J Gg Schiogn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Colburn
Colbun
James Towlett
Cascade Street
J. Gg. Schiogn
S Hall
Death of Mrs Adelaide M Jones Widow of F Jones
Mrs Adelaide M Jones died last night at age 81 at her daughter’s home 108 Malcolm Court after four months of illness. Born May 19 1863 in Russia Township Lorain County she lived in Els a since 1900 and was a member of First Methodist. Surviving are daughter Ernie F Markel of Lorain Lester D Markel of Elyria and sister Mrs William H Harlor of Redondo California. Friends may call at the late home through Saturday morning. Body to Sudro Curtis Funeral Home for services at 2:00 conducted by Dr Frank L Hicks burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide M. Jones
E Frank Jones
Lillian Markel
Malcolm
Court
Ms. Jones
Russia Township
Lorain County
Els+a
ePven
Ernie F. Markel
Loran
Lester D. Markel
Elyria
William H. Harlor
Redondo
California
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Frank L. Hicks
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Measles Proves Fatal for Amherst Child Louis Eberhardt
Louis J. Eberhardt seven died at 700 this morning at his Park Avenue home from measles. Survived by parents Fred and Clara Ricks Eberhardt and a one year old sister Susan Jane. Funeral at St Joseph's Catholic Church at 9 ud AL M Saturday with Rev Fr James Smith officiating. burial in Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Louis J. Eberhardt
Park Avenue
Fred and
Clara Ricks Eberhardt
Susan Jane
Haid
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Ud AL M
James Smith
Cal Vary
Death of George L Ammon in Ridgeville home
George L Ammon of Ridgeville died at his brother Charles Ammon’s Root road home at 230 yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness. Born February 23 1864 in Gatton he spent most of his life in Lorain County. He leaves two brothers Charles of Ridgeville and Edmond of Cleveland and other relatives. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at Nichols Funeral Home with Rev D B Carpenter of Fields officiating. Burial will be in Fields Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L Ammon
Ridgeville
Charles Ammon
Root Road
Ammon
Gidton
Lorain County
Charies
Edmond
Cleveland
I. Ul Fiom
Nichols Funeral Home
Carpenter
Fields
Fields Cemetery
Oberlin Rotary Club Receives Its Charter
The Oberlin Rotary Club received its charter at a Wednesday evening meeting in the First Methodist church attended by over 150 Rotary members and wives. Frank B Pauly of Columbus presented the charter with Walter R. Williams Jr. as chair and Harold Covault as toastmaster. The service closed with the Star Spangled Banner and a benediction by Rev M A Burris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Rotary Club
First Methodist Church
Rotary International
Frank B Pauly
Columbus
Walter R. Williams, Jr
Harold [. Covault
Lorain
America
S. Lee Whiteman, Jr
W. W. Wagar
Ben Hindman
Emia Rotary Club
D. J Thomas
Rotary
Walter
Harold A Decker
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Pauly
F R. den
Obertin Club
Frank Ayres
Lorain Rotary
Dew
M <A Burris
Amherst Rotary Club
Memorial Day Program Outlined for Locke Post Parade
Arrangements for Memorial Day are completed by Karl Wilson Locke Post No. 192 American Legion. Participants include public school children the high school band Boy and Girl Scouts and village patriotic organizations. Surviving Civil War veteran widows Mrs Augusta Behr Mrs Celina Hoveghton Mrs Harriet McClatflin and Mrs Lavenia Smiley will have a place of honor in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmer E. White
United Spanish War Veterans
Wright Vark
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Lincoln
Carl Wittke
Augusta Behr
Celina Hoveghton
Harriet McClatflin
Lavenia Smiley
Air Mail Essay Contest Trophy Award Presented
Postmaster Michael F. Odonnell of Cleveland presided at a high school assembly to award John Rawlinson the trophy for second place in Ohio’s Air Mail Week Essay Contest. Oberlin Postmaster M. A. Houghton introduced Odonnell. the trophy features a plane above a pedestal and stands about a foot tall with Rawlinson’s name inscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael F. O'Donnell
Cleveland
High School Assembly
John Rawlinson
Air Mail
Ohio
M. A. Houghton
Oberlin
Mr O'Donnell
Local families plan Findlay High School commencement
Mrs Myrta Feakins and George Shaffstall along with Mr and Mrs 8 L Powers plan to free the Findlay High School commencement exercises tonight. Miss Evelyn Camp, a Feakins relative, is a graduate in the class. Mr and Mrs W P Carruthers have returned from a two week visit with their son and daughter in law in Rochester New York. Mrs James Ballance of North Pleasant street was called to Galion Wednesday night by the death of her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrta Feakins
George Shaffstall
L. Powers
Findlay High School
Evelyn Camp
Feakins
W. P. Carruthers
Arthur Carruthers
Rochester
N. Y
James Ballance
North Pleasant Street
Galton
Brighton High Alumni Banquet at Terrace Tavern Tonight
Brighton High School Alumni Association will hold a banquet at the Terrace Tavern in Brighton at 8 o'clock tonight. About 125 persons are expected to attend. After dinner a program will be held and dancing will continue until late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton High School Alumni Association
Terrace Tavern
Brighton
Girl Is Recovering From Delicate Spinal Operation
Sylva Eugenia Daylis, 20, moved from the respirator today after a spinal operation on March 8 intended to restore arm and leg control. Doctors said she would attempt an eight hour breath without aid. She previously breathed seven hours without the machine. Her mother Mrs Carlos C. Davis reported her daughter is thrilled by progress and engaged in simple movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sylva Eugenia Daylis
Sylva
Carlos C. Davis
Minor Traffic Mishap Involving Two Drivers
Two motorists were involved in a minor collision at Second and Court streets around 5 40 PM yesterday. Frank Smith of 223 Fourth Street and Clinton Hendrick of 806 West Broad Street were cited in police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Fourth Street
Clinton Hendrick
West Broad Street
Second
Court Streets
National Car Owner Economy Test offers three Hudson 112 Broughams
Three new Hudson 112 Broughams are weekly prizes in the National Car Owner Economy Test. Open to owners of any car with a free, simple test. Learn details at Stang Motors 191 Broad St or any Hudson dealer showroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stang Motors
Broad St
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Elyria Business College
Nite Elks’ Dining Hall
Jack Vietzen
ORCH
B. Wise
City Cab
Brown Hotel
Howard
Pete) Peters
Mgr
Steel Industry
Auto Loans Cash Immediately Motor Car Loan CO
Illinois
Court Street
Western Reserve Finance
RESAR
East River Street
Washington
David E. Lilienthel
Tennessee Valley Authority
Arthur E. Morgan
D. Morgans
Sta
Lusenthal
Ale O. Turn” Pohe
Harcourt A Morgan
United Presbyterian
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Hensen
Geen
Wade
G Ward Prue
E- Mau
Colburn
George L
Amazon
Esther Wood
Professor St
Oberlin Rotary Club
lLears
G. J. Oconnor
E. 13Th St
Tire Sale
HE City Tire House Cor
East Ave
DEPO
Brighton High
Girl
Devonia Mineral Water Sales, Inc
Broadway
Rhythm Rangers
WGAR
Standard Drug Store
Gelve
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