Senators Study Story of 1 000 Teenagers
Washington D C Senate investigators examined a Harvard Glueck study of 1 000 youths to learn causes and cures of delinquency. Half were delinquent. others not. Witnesses included Kenneth Marshall and Marie L Carter. Subcommittee plans on the spot surveys in New York and Boston and seeks 200 000 more to extend the inquiry beyond February 1. A proposed federal law banning interstate sale of babies was urged to curb the black market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Sheldon
Eleanor Glueck
Harvard University
Gluecks
Kenneth Marshall
New York Youth Board
Marie L. Carter
Mitchellville
Iowa
Karlton Holton
Los Angeles
New Jersey
Tex- Subcommittee
Robert Hendrickson
R-Nj
New York
Boston
Hendrickson
Ernest Miller
New York County
Midwest
Miter
OSU Alumni To Meet Dec 9 At Spring Valley
Lorain County alumni plan a December 9 dinner at Spring Valley Country Club East Oberlin. Fifteen youngsters attend a Junior Leadership Club organizing event with Dr Richard Goldthwait slated to discuss Tibet after returning from China. Charles A Daney Elyria chairs. other officers include Ray Phipps Park Diamaline John Clark and John Spitzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OSU
Spring Valley
Lorain County
Ohio
State University
East Oberlin
Spring Valley Country Club
Lorain County Extension
Count Service
Charles A. Daney
Elyria
Richard Goldthwait
Goldthwait
Tibet
United States
William Hultz
Denison Avenue
Ofhers
Daney
Ray Phipps
Oberlin
Park Dimaline
Grafton
John Clark
Lorain
John Spitzer
John Adrian Lorain
Hultz
Old Glory Grange Confers Degrees
Old Glory Grange initiates Lagrange members James Browning Mrs Mildred Ebeling Darryl Archer and Roy Milling in third and fourth degrees at November meeting. Mrs Edna Wilcox reports on Oberlin home economics meeting and projects. Next meetings revised to December 3 and 17 due to Thanksgiving. Esther Wolcott to show Europe pictures December 3 for Juvenile and Subordinate Granges. Dessert served to subordinates and juveniles. Emily Stranahan listed as patient at Welcome Home Rest Home Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esteher Wolcott
Europe
Emily Stranahan
Welcome Home Rest Home
Hamilton Street
Oberlin
Pittsfield 4H Club Plans December Meeting
Community organizers discussed adding members to the 4H group with a December 16 town hall meeting at Pittsfield. Bill Tedrick urged teens with three years club work to attend as the group drafts a constitution and aims for a January start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield Town Hall
Bill Tedrick
Father Charged With Infant Abuse In Elyria News
Willie Wilson 24 of Wood Street held on $88 bail on a charge of abusing his 18 month old daughter. The incident reportedly occurred as the mother Mary Wilson accused him of striking the child while training her. The case was discussed at a Juvenile Court and at a local Observer Corps meeting held at Alexander School. The infant sustained a bruise on her left cheek. authorities and Humane Society officials, including Bruce Franklin, urged full time protection and patrol. The mother retrieved the children from Wilson's residence with the help of Elton R. Becker and other observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Wilson
Wood ‘Street
Eolm Thomson
Elyria
Observer Corps
Humane Society
Bruce
Alexander
Franklin School
Beree Eeet
Reserve observers urged to cover midnight hours
The article details how overtime workers on the night shift report for duty to prevent gaps in post observation near critical airspace. It notes the need for a reserve force to relieve observers, outlines recommended reporting procedures, and mentions a Canton Filter Center display and plans for an Elyria post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear Ap
Renee Een
Becker
Bil (John) Davies
Lloyd Bechtel
Canton
Davies
Lexplain
Elyria
Vermilion Lions to Hold Charity Dance Saturday Night
Lions dance planned at Vermilion Legion Hall from 9:30 p m to 1 30 a m after verdict. Judge Reeves presiding. event to raise funds for sight conservation program. Tickets available from Hall or club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somata
Vermilion Lions
Dietrich
Reeves the Legion Hall
Vermilion
Hall
Death notices and obituaries from Elyria area
Death records report Frederick Anthony Sherrer died at 2 45 a m at his home in Elyria after a two week illness born in Cleveland June 16 1866 he moved to Elyria 20 years ago from Oberlin and was a retired contractor tied to Ohio Cut Stone Co He survived by a son Dr Edward Sherrer two daughters Theresa Davidson and Marie VanderPyl seven grandchildren four great grandchildren his wife Mary died in September and a son Fred predeceased him services in Oberlin with burial in Westwood cemetery Leslie Gott well known music instructor died at 11 30 p m at his LaGrange home born September 21 1883 he was a Baptist and leaves three sisters two nieces a nephew and an aunt funeral Sunday at his residence LaGrange burial in LaGrange cemetery Floyd D Buswell of Wellington died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 2 a m a former Farm Bureau Insurance agent born in LaGrange April 26 1896 he belonged to several local clubs and organizations survived by his widow Alice and his mother five sisters and two daughters a juvenile case and a man charged with reckless driving appear in court with details about defendants and victims also include notes on various local obituaries and police actions
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Frederick Anthony Sherrer
Harvard Avenue
Cleveland
Elyria
Oberlin
Ohio Cut Stone Co
First Congregational Church
Edward Sherrer
Rocky River
Theresa Davidson
Nashville
Tenn
Marie VanderPyl
Denver
Col
Mary
Fred
Cowling- Stang
Westwood Cemetery
Leslie E. Gott
North Center Street
LaGrange
Mr. Gott
Baptist Church
Charles Adams
LaVerda Miller
Rock Port
Texas
Libbie Swecker
Sudro - Curtis Funeral Home
Floyd D. Buswell
Floyd Dale Buswell
Courtyland Street
Wellington
Farm Bureau Insurance Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Buswell
Farm Bureau Insurance Co
Lester
Detroit
Amherst
Frederick M. Hopkins
Edna Rockwood
Elyria Avenue
Hopkins
Brownhelm Township
Cleveland Quarries Company
Amherst Methodist Church
Stonington Masonic Lodge
Lu ‘Lu
Irwin Eldred
Lawrence Betts
Albert Judge
Mayfield Heights
Earl Rockwood
Erwin Bachman
Brownhelm
Thyrza Aschenbach
Gertrude Smith
Bowling Green
Garland-Zilch Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Dale Riggs
Amherst area police and court news brief
Norman Bowman's divorce suit proceeds as The Rev Paul P Brown of the First Methodist Church seeks legal separation. Burial plans for other cases note graveside services at La Grange Cemetery and a 1950 marriage. Amherst resident Frederick Hopkins, 86, dies after a month illness. survived by widow Lu lu and six grandchildren, with Masonic rites set. Additional items: Lela Inpram granted divorce from Robert for neglect, a 16 year old cited for reckless driving, Frank J Donnelly held for intoxication, Jude Stark to appear in mayor's court, Minnie Isom seeks divorce from Robert for neglect and cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul P. Brown
Norman Bowman
Lake
First Methodist Church
Oliver
Cornell Avenue
LaGrange
Grange Masonic Lodge
Ridgeville Board to Hear Protests on Dumping Site
Ridgeville Township trustees and Center Ridge Road residents plan a protest meeting Saturday at 2 p m in Ridgeville Town Hall over a proposed dumping site at 32131 Center Ridge Road. The board intends to dump rubbish in abandoned quarry holes, but the site will not open until after tomorrow's protest outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Township
Center Ridge Road
Ridgeville Town Hall
Ralph Steinmetz
Steinmetz
Man Sentenced On DWI Charge In Elyria
William Dodd of 170 Woodford Avenue pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence of intoxicants after initially contesting the charge. He was fined 175 dollars plus costs, received a 10 day jail sentence, and a 12 month driving ban. He paid 10 dollars and costs for a disorderly conduct charge and faced a 40 dollar suspended fine on an earlier offense. Dodd was arrested after leaving the East Haven Rest Home where his wife works, following a reported disturbance on East Fourth Street. George Puzak of Bond Street was later arrested on DWI charges after police tracked him from Lodi Street to Route 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dodd
Woodford Avenue
Elyria
Henry W. Ault. Dodd
East Fourth Street
East Haven Rest Home
George Puzak
Bond Street
Foster Avenue
Route 57
Lodi Street
Vermilion Crusaders to Join Mansfield Mile of Dimes Rally
A Vermilion Four Square Church youth delegation plans to attend the Mile of Dimes rally in Mansfield, part of a national Foursquare drive for a million dimes and contact on foreign missions. Afterward, the Crusaders will start a clothing and canned foods drive the following week for mission stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion—A
Crusaders
Vermilion Foursquare Church
Mansfield
Foursquare Youth
Sunday School Board
Victor Gardner
Child Bitten By Puppy Filed At Court House
Marguerte Mihalis ten year old of 408 fast avenue was bitten by a puppy and treated at Elyria ETO County hospital. The owner’s expenses up to 15 dollars a day were proved by Alex Bruce of 209 Sixth street plus mileage for attendance of County Auditor Frank Ayres to the County Auditors Association convention at Columbus on December 2 3 4 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerte Mihalis
Fast Avenue
Elyria Eto
County Commissioners
Aprial Hospital
Alex Bruce
Sixth Street
Frank Ayres
County Auditors’ Association
Columbus
Cleveland Man Speaks At Breakfast Meeting
Clyde Varner of Cleveland spoke at the Vermilion Churchmen's Club breakfast urging Americans to value freedom over dollars. He warned Russia controls 35 percent of the world’s population and is a major threat, questioning the nation's priorities as workers seek more pay while the government grows debt and taxes rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
Clyde Varner
Cleveland
Council of World Affairs
Churchmen's Club of
Varner
Russia
Warner
Council debates hunting season amid rain and fires
Northern Ohio officials argued over delaying the pheasant season as drought and fire danger rose. Marion urged keeping faith with farmers and delaying opening, while Cambaugh pressed for possible extension. County planned dormitory repairs and a new typewriter purchase as bids opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cambaugh
Markets and livestock prices from Toledo report
Toledo market page lists cash grain bids for wheat corn and oats with No 3 soft red at 1.93 to 1.94, No 2 yellow corn 1.39 to 1.40, No 3 white oats 0.75 to 0.78, and No 1 yellow soybeans 2.76 to 2.78. livestock prices for cattle calves hogs and sheep shown with price ranges and market tone. Also includes eggs dairy poultry and produce quotations from terminal markets with assorted items and prices like butter, eggs, and various vegetables and fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ulterand
Poultry and Buitee
Department of Agri F. GO
B. Terminal
U.S
Capon
Bettsville
Bryers
Bae
Ield
Grass Fire Hits Vacant Lot in Elyria
Grass fires continued to bother the Elyria Fire Department with one reported yesterday. The blaze burned a small area in the 200 block on Longford Avenue in a vacant lot, caused by burning rubbish. No damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Longford Aventur
Speaker Declares Ohio Made Great By Its People
C B Mantis of Rocky River told Elyria Education Association members and guests at a dinner meeting that Ohio is outstanding because of its people. He listed Ohio figures from writers to inventors, urging residents to be proud and boast a little about the state’s achievements.
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Ohio
C. B. Mantis
Rocky River
Elyria Education Association
Washington Avenue
Alice and
Phoebe Cary
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Stephen Foster
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Oley Speaks
Sylvia
Jimmy Walker
Benjamin Hanby
Will Thompson
Jessie Brown Town
Bob Hope
Clara Morris
Amelia Bingham
Tyrone Power
Joe E. Brown
Danny A Herbsent
el Rey Cassidy
Roy Rogers
Marilyn Mil- Grotto
Belier
Marie Dressler
Ely
Thomas A. Edison
Gulf Road
Pane
Charles Behe
Bseevie
Wilbur Wright
Frederick Hopper
Jim Williams
Boril Sloan
Ecicentrics
Ebenezer
Roseberry
Johnny Appleseed
Hiram
Barney Davis
Mantis
Leslie
Anna Catherine Hess
Band to Perform Instrumental and Vocal Selections Under Carl Turner
The program will feature solo and group instrumental numbers, vocal selections, and specialties such as pantomime miming. The band will be heard at various times during the program under the direction of Carl Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Turner
Will Honor Band Team In Vermilion
Vermilion plans a Monday banquet at 6 30 p m in South Street school to honor the football squad band and all helpers of the season. Vermilion Booster Club and Athletic Association sponsor the event. Band mothers will prepare and serve the meal. Jackie Gordon Barons captain and leading scorer will give an address and show action photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
South Street
Vermilion ‘Booster Club
Vermilion High School Athletic Association
Earl Tischer
Roland Neiding
Jay Knittle
Tony Sobeich
Ken Young
Jackie Gordon
Cleveland Barons
Barons
Wildlife film for neighborhood children at Capitol Theater
Tomorrow a children friendly wildlife movie titled Savage Splendor will be shown in color at the Capitol Theatre as part of a Saturday afternoon series. Doors open about 12 30 with season ticket holders admitted first. If crowded the Rivoli hosts overflow and single admissions may be sold. Chaperones from the Allen PTA supervise under Mrs A G Meschke with several other mothers assisting. Police will aid traffic after the shows at Rivoli 2 45 and Capitol 2 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Children's Film Council
Capitol Theatre
Rivoli
Allen P.T.A
A. G. Meschke
Mesdames T D. Wahl
Jack Knowles
Nelson Schr
Verdict for Avon Lake in damage suit over tree loss
A jury in Judge John D Pincura s court returned a verdict for Avon Lake village in a suit by Phyllis Whitney of Lorain seeking 2500 for damages to four acres along Walker road after the village cleaned a switch through the property. Whitney claimed 376 trees were destroyed. the village contended the land was Genefitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Pincura
Avon Lake Village
Phyllis Whitney
Erie Avenue
Lorain
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Old Glory Grange
Barbara Koepp
Fairlawn Avenue
St. John’s School
Middle Avenue 1
Second Street
Betty Lou Vedder
R. D
Oberlin Road
Middle Avenue
Miss Vedder
GOC Post
Mary Wilson
South Second Street
GOC
Elton R. Becker
Wilson Residence
Geacans Copper
Columbia Gas
Gilada
Lyomnecott Copper
Kroger
Douglas Nichols
Nist
Stigwold
Neeree
Nance
Ier
Richman Bros.ney
Texas Company
Toledo Edison
U.S. Steel
Warner Brothers
Chunghwa
Pyongyang
Pusan
Korea
Jabor
Neutral Nations
UNC
K. S. Thimayya
Thimayya
Missouri
Nichols
la Grange
Elyrians
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Ipape
Turkey
Ridgeville
Death Records
Frederick Sherrer
Police Dept. News
Lela Inpram
Robert
D. A. Cook
Elyria Township
Murray Ridge Road
Frank J. Donnelly
Lake Avenue
Ray
Jude J. Stark
Minnie Isom
Follette Street
Gherlin
Ridgeville Board
Maurice R. Kocher
Marion
Iave
Leonard Chap
22Nd Street
Loretta
Frank M. Verbeck
Mary Verbeck
Helen Robertson
John
Beetham
Leason
Julius Forthater
Avon
Sam Hall
East
C. C. Lordon al Kocher
Batteri
Edna Parsons
Ito
Thomas White
Bagley Road
Berea
Grand
C. C. Lora
Creasea Udy
Dambaugh
Son
Baker Office Equipment Co
P.R. Smith & CO. Brokerage Service
Capitol
Bing Crosby
Lillie Bay
Flere
Fom
Martin Luther
Avon Lake
McDdnald
New York Stock Exchange Midtest Stock Exchange
Nancy
James M. Hana
Poplar Street
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