National Tube Co. Schedule At Blan t Lorain Next Week
National Tube Co at Blant Lorain releases a tentative schedule showing five blast furnaces eleven open hearths and the Bessemer converter operating on triple turn. Rail mill idle this week will run five days starting Tuesday. Skelp mill No 3 four days starting Tuesday. Seamless mills No 1 2 operate daily starting Monday. Seamless mill No 3 five days starting Tuesday. Lapp mill No 2 butt mill No 8 five days starting Monday. Schedules may change with orders.
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National Tube Company
Blant
Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp
Canning School At Y M C A Tuesday
Lorain County women will attend a spring canning school at the Elyria Y M C A Tuesday sponsored by the county farm women's home council with demonstrations on modern canning methods. In Oberlin, John Fritz was fined $5 and costs after a disturbance complaint for horn sounding and possible gunfire. he was later taken to Elyria by police. Frank Kepska pleaded guilty to DUI in Elyria police court, was fined $50 and costs, and faces a six month license suspension.
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Lorain County
County Farm Women's Home Council
Elyria Y
John Fritz
Stanford Avenue
Joseph Petro
South Professor Street
Oberlin
Friz
Elyria
Economist Nathan Becker Faces Reckless Driving Charge
Nathan Becker, economics professor at Toledo University, was arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro and fined $10 with $5 suspended after State Highway Patrolman Mark Myers testified Becker drove 60 mph on Middle Avenue weaving through traffic. Becker was arrested several days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Becker
Toledo University
Joseph Petro
Mark Myers
Myers
Becker
Middle Avenue
Car collision reported near Lake and Walnut streets
Automobiles driven by Joe Kaiser of 807 Woodland avenue and Creda Thomas of Collins Ohio were in a collision at Lake avenue and Walnut street about 6 15 p m yesterday according to police reports Both cars sustained slight damage.
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Joe Kaiser
Woodland Avenue
Creda Thomas
Collins, O
Lake Avenue
Walnut Street
Vanoster Announces Democratic Mayoral Candidacy in Elyria
W W H Vanoster former Elyria mayor from 1932 to 1936 today announced a high candidacy for the Democratic nomination for mayor. He noted long consideration and due deliberation before deciding to run again. He has long been active in Methodist circles and serves on the local school board. Resides with his family at 143 Harvard Ave and is head of the Jay Stocking Co. in business circles.
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W. H. Vanoster
Elyria
Vantoster
Jay Stocking Co
Vanoster
Harvard Ave
North Elyria Grange Hall Dedication Ceremony
North Elyria Grange Hall on Griswold Road was dedicated with a crowd of members and guests. State Grange Master Walter F. Kirk gave the address and led the ceremonies while County Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn served as master of ceremonies. Local officers include Master R. E. Taylor and Secretary Jean Phelps, with a building committee of Henry Bislich, Arthur Nieding, Howard Behnke, Roy Wimpenny and C. D. Miller.
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North Elyria Grange
Griswold Road
Walter F. Kirk
State Grange
Oscar G. Dunn
Jackson
Lake Avenue Mothersingers
Dail Quartette
The
R. E. Taylor
Roy Winipenny
Robert Taylor
C. D. Miller
Ann Provoznik
Jean Phelps
Flora
Ruth Provoznik
Ceres
Jennie Miller
Pomona
Hazel Blake
A. E. Wallington
Edith Miller
William Greenberger
Catherine Bislich
W. ¥. Schaeffer
Arthur Nieding
Henry Bislich
Court awards Ridgeway ditch improvement contracts
County commissioners yesterday approved contracts for Ridgeway ditch improvement funded by the CCC camp. Total cost to benefited property owners runs about 1900 dollars including machinery operation, dynamite, and a dragline operator’s wagon. In other actions Donald R. Hoag files for divorce from Maybelle J. Hoag of Lorain on neglect grounds. The Name Owners Loan Corporation sues Clarence Burton for 2971 dollars seeking foreclosure on Lorain property. Clara Park of Penfield is fined five dollars with costs for assault and battery after an argument with her mother-in-law Ida Parks, 73, at her Penfield home.
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Ridgeway Ditch
Inter
CCC
Dinaimite
Name Owners Loan Corporation
Clarence Burton
Lorain
Clara Park
Penfield
Joseph Petro
Ida Parks
Oberlin Church Schedules and Local News
Oberlin churches list Sunday services with times and subjects including Memorial Day sermon and peace rally details. Obituaries note Clyde Robinson’s death in Langhorne PA and return home for burial. School notes report Donald Metcalf as next year’s O-High Players president and William Sich as Oberlin High School Student Senate president with achievements in academics, debate, music, and sports.
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First
Oberlin
J. A. Richards
O-High
Donald Metcalf
Eleanor Geauman Scribe
Tom Wood
Robert Dew
Nina Jean Lester
Rowland Berthoft
Dorothy Gerber
Leroy Beckett
Miss Bayle
William Sich
Oberlin High School Stuudent Senate
Paul Gorske
Sich
Labor Banquet Highlights Ohio Steady Union Growth
A Elyria Lorain labor banquet showcased labor advocacy and organizing momentum. Speakers such as T. Blake and DeWitt Huffman discussed compensation, education, and legislative work. Union reps from Harshaw Chemical, Bender Body, Perry-Fay, and other locals reported new organizing wins and future charter hopes.
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Ohio State Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Telly
Will T. Blake
Isbor
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Ohio
DeWitt Huffman
State Federation
Donnelly
Yuffman
Opening Of New Lorain County Farm Bureau Warehouse
Nearly 500 guests attended the opening of the Lorain County Farm Bureau Co operative Association warehouse and office on Huron Street. Ohio Farm Bureau official L F Warthington spoke on farmer cooperative movement. Perry L Green was unable to attend.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Co-operative Association, Inc
Huron Street
L. F. Warthington
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Perry L. Green
State Farm Bureau
Paul Wainwight
Wainwright
Alice Bird
Theodore Manns
Obert
R. FE. Campbell
Pittsfield
Farm Bureau
Merritt Powell
Florence Brucker
Campbell
Brucker
Earl Janeyson
Wellington
W. E. Love
Vermilion
Evelyn Cooley
Dover Center
Stanley J. Howard
Ohio Farm Bureau
Lee Harnhart
Tturon County Farm Bureau
Powell
Three Games On Card For Elyria Bus Men
The Elyria Business Men face three games this weekend at City Field and Cascade Park. Today at 3 30 p m they meet Joers CCC nine with John Maiden and Geng Graber in the battery. Sunday they meet Duskey Brothers nine of Lorain in a Lorain Amateur Baseball Association Class A contest. Both clubs aim to rebound after opening losses. Tomorrow Lorain Lyon Tailors clash with Avon Merchants at Avon High School to decide top spot. Monday afternoon the Business Men duel Bittner Funeral Home at Cascade Park at 3 30.
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Elyria Business Men
Joers CCC
John Maiden
Geng
Nubby
Graber
Battery
Duskey Brothers Nine
Lorain
City Field
Duskey
Bittner Funeral Home
Cascade Park
Bittner Funeral Home Nine Books Trio Of Games
The Bittner Funeral Home baseball team attempts to end a three game skid with a Sunday trip to Greenwich to face the Greenwich nine. A doubleheader at Cancade Park follows on Monday with Norst Mobil Gas of Lorain at 1 pm and Elyria Business Men at 3 50 pm.
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Bittner Funeral Home
Bittner Funeral
Greenwich
Bittners
Cancade Park
Norst Mobil Gas
Lorain
Elyria
The
Bitters
Mason
W. Thompson
Gulgin
Yost
Y. Maiden
Cowen
Wehlber
Lochinvar
Cotnman
Roe
Nano
A. Stoll
E. Stoll
Ohio Supreme Court day parade tribute to war dead
Day features Ohio Supreme Court member giving principal address and other dignitaries. Patriotic groups such as Elyria American Legion drum and bugle corps, Span ish American and World War veterans with auxiliaries, disabled veterans and war nurses. The second division includes Salvation Army band and Boy Scout troops. At the cemetery all join in tribute to the nation’s war dead. Similar scenes planned in other cities nationwide.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Elyria American Legion
Salvation Army Band
Annual Inspection Of Police Tomorrow
The Eltria Police Department will hold its annual inspection tomorrow at City Hall at 1 p.m. Officers are asked to report in full summer uniform with full equipment. After the inspection, members will participate in the Memorial Day parade.
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Eltria Police Department
City Hall
Reckless Driving Fine For Local Man in Berea Court
Ray Garsteck of 127 Wake Street Berea was fined $2 and costs on a reckless driving charge after arraignment before Major Don A. Baird in police court this morning. He was arrested May 22 for driving in a reckless manner on Broad Street.
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Ray Garsteck
Wake Street
Berea
Don A. Baird
Garsteck
Broad Street
Fish, Game Ass'n Meets Tuesday Lorain County event
State Senator William Hurley and Representatives William L. Ashbolt and F. E. Rogers will speak at the Lorain County Fish and Game Association meeting to be held Tuesday evening at Day's Hardware. The event at the club headquarters is open to the public with attendees from Medina Ashlang and Richland counties. Vice-President William G. Smith will report on the League of Chic Sportsmen meeting and officials urged strong attendance. VLAY AT HAMILTON The Bittner Funeral Home ten will take on the Holy Name Society of Berea in a game tomorrow at Hamilton Field at 2 o'clock.
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Vention
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Coleman Cruberty
American Federation of Labor
Elyria
Harshaw Chemical Company
Cleveland
Lorain
Central Labor Union
Ohio General Assembly
Balock
D. A. Baird
M. J. Lyden
Atate Federation
Baloch
Slyria
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
Barbers Union
Carpenters’ Union
Plumbers’ Union
Machinists’ Union
Firemens’ Oilers’ and Helpers’ Union
Metal Polishers Union
Painters’ Union
Electricians’ Union
The
Musicians' Union
Fathers’ Union
Elvria Federtation of Teachers
Lorain Central Labor Union
Stone Cutters’ Union
Atreet Railway Union
Colson Company Union
International Typographical Union
Bricklayers’ Union
Grand Lodge
International Association of Machinists
J. Martin Beck
Elyria High School
Glen Baster
William Hurley
William £. Ashbolt
F. E. Rogers
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Medina
Ashlang
Richland
William G. Smith
Lorain County Association
Vlay
Hamilton
Bittner
Holy Name Society of Berea
Hamilton Field
Play double header at Hamilton diamond Monday afternoon
The CCC Camp and last year's Packard softball teams will play a double header at Hamilton diamond on Monday. The first game starts at 1 39 p m and Packard players should report at 12 30 p m.
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CCC
Packard
Hamilton Diamond
Police Dog Tag Vandalism Leads to Lost Identification
A dog tag rivet vandalism removes the only ID for a well bred police dog found near Oberlin road south of Elrria. Officers hold the dog in a pound hoping the owner inquiries. Separately, Cleveland Trust sues Eva Jaffe for 5 343 and seeks foreclosure, and George Parker is granted a divorce from Agnes Parker on grounds of neglect and cruelty.
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Minkler
Oberlin Road
Elrria
Minkjer
Cleveland Trust Company
Eva Jaffe
Lorain
George Parker
Agnes Parker
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter and Poultry Prices
Market report lists butter steady at high prices with extra grade eggs and Leghorn poultry. ducks and turkeys priced per pound. Grain prices show No 2 red wheat around 1.28 to 1.33 and corn yellow near 1.01 to 1.39. Various regional prices for potatoes, oats, and produce included.
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Alabamma Triumpha
Alabama
Louisiana
Toledo
Tranalt Bul
Uxtran
Union Stoppage Keeps Three Big Plants Silent
Informal talks with aides in Youngstown and Cleveland have ended as the union holds firm for signed contracts with Republic, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, and Inland Steel. Production is halted at the two plants, while Republic reports ongoing activity at several facilities, claiming only about 700 of its workers are idle across all sites. Grain and mill data accompany the report, listing prices for corn, wheat, oats, flour, feeds, and hay from various suppliers.
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Youngstown
Cleveland
Washington
Iabor
Frances Perkins
Republic
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Inland Steel Corp
S. W
Uv. C
Murray
Othe
Inland Steel
Republic Corp
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Moung Co
Cluten Reed
Motorist fined for reckless driving in Norwalk court
Floyd Fowler of Norwalk was fined $2 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird in police court for reckless driving. He was arrested May 25 on a speeding charge on Cleveland street. Germany reports a serious shortage of raw materials. Moscow hosts a child inventors club.
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Floyd Fowler
Norwalk
Don A. Baird
Fowler
Cleveland Street
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National Tube Co
Justice Petro
Frank Kepska
Kenska
Birkenhead
England
Webb-Park
Kodak
Middle Ave
W.W
H. Vanoster
North Elyria
Donald R. Hoag
Maybelle J. Hoag
George VI
Stamp Department Day’s Music Store
the O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Esther Wood
Professor Street
First Methodist Church
S. Lee Whiteman, Jr
Epworth League
First Baptist Church
J. Gordon Trick
Christian Science Society
East College Street
Mr. Zion Baptist Church
Homer J. Tucker
Christ Church (Episcopal
L. E. Daniels
Holy Communion
Sacred Heart Church
James P. Brennan
D. D
Grace Lutheran Church
H. Dawe
Clyde Robinson
John M. Nopinson
Maple Street
Langhorn
Pennsylvania
Clyde
Brooklyn
Lillian Willbond
Fine Arts Club
Oberlin High School
Wiltbond
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Margaret Houghton
Staware Beckley
Cooperstown
Roland VanAusdale
Groveland Street
Monclova High School
Puritan Burns Clean
Supreme Valle Schroll Coal
Emma Schultz
Helen Arminaki
Helen Otto
Albert Balock
E. Glen Baxter
Alva R. Kemp
Anna Blakeslee
Elyria Bus
AVIS
P. Davi
U. S
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Dicket
Germany
Moscow
F. A. Humphrey
Bluebird
Elyria Riding Club
Puritan Burns
Supreme Value Schroll Coal
Sibley & Sprague
Cece
George R. Anton & Son
General Insurance
Lorain County Bank
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