Way Indicated To Challenge Black's Eligibility
In the Chronicle Telegram's reports from October 12, 1937, details cover the Ohio conference of Congregational Christian church women. The seventh annual Women's Department of Missions meeting will convene at Archwood Church in Cleveland with sessions Thursday and Friday, featuring speakers, seminars, and ceremonies led by Mrs. Morrill, Rev. Tripp, Dr. Enoch Bell, and others, plus hospitality for delegates.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Way
Women's Department of Missions
Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Church
Bcld
Archwood Church
Cleveland
Archwood Avenue
West 25Th Street
Cleveland West Association
Jesus
A. ¥. Morrill
R. E. Brown
Ohio
Emma Campbell
Archie Hook
Laurie Sharp
F. Q. Blanchard
Morrill
H. L. Forbet
T. A. Tripp
McClintock
Art. Zion Quartette
Roma Sitler
Mildred Nichols
Albert Giles
Ohio Pilgrim Fellowship Dinner
Court transfers funds and a man bound to grand jury
County commissioners moved two transfers from the contingent fund totaling 450 dollars to cover old probate costs and federal office operating expenses. Bernard Babb of North Ridgeville was bound over to the grand jury under a 2000 dollar bond after a wife’s assault with intent to kill charge arising from a Saturday threat with a shotgun amid divorce proceedings.
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Probate Court
Federal
Bernard Babb
North Ridgeville
Preston Coon Susterdas
Sarah
Babb
Labor Officials to Address Elyria Unions
Two officials of the Ohio Federation of Labor will speak at Elyria union meeting Thursday night. M. J. Lyden of Youngstown, president, and DeWitt Huffman, educational director, will address members of the Elyria Central Labor Union and invited workers from other unions. The 7:30 p.m. event may be moved to a larger hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Federation of Labor
Elyria
M. J. Lyden
Youngstown
DeWitt Huffman
State Federation
Central Labor Union
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fourth Birthday Observed by 96 Ladies of G A R
The 96 Ladies of G A R held a Monday birthday dinner at six with seating for thirty five. A cake with four pink candles, pink tapers, and fall bouquets decorated the table. Dinner committee: Mrs. Anna Bruck, Mrs. Edith Hill, Mrs. Dorothy Wilerr, Mrs. Myrtle Rose. A bingo party was announced for Tuesday evening at 1017 Lake Avenue, hosted by Mrs. Elizabeth Decker. The October 25 meeting will include another bingo event led by Mrs. Margaret McKinney, Mrs. Louise Freeman, and Mrs. Dorothy Willert.
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Anna Bruck
Edith Hill
Dorothy Wilerr
Myrtle Rose
Elizabeth Decker
Lake Avenue
Margaret McKinney
Louise Freeman
Dorothy Willert
Lodge Efforts in Entered Apprentice Degree Meeting
King Solomon's Lodge held a regular session last night with work in the entered apprentice degree. Fraternal activity is expected this fall with Fellowcraft work in two weeks and a Cleveland Grand Lodge in October 1921. A special Masons and families entertainment is planned for October 20 in the Masonic Auditorium.
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King Solomon's Lodge
Grand Lodge
Cleveland
Masonic
C I O Leaders Draft Reply To AFL Expulsion Threat
Atlantic City October 12 leaders of the C I O drafting a resolu tion in response to AFL threats to expel 32 rebel unions allied with John L Lewis The draft expresses indifference to expulsion and blames the federation for the split in labor ranks while Lewis declares the unions are no longer part of the federation and comments on AFL President Green’s stance.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Labarte
Lewis
Denver
A. F. of L. Executive Council
A. F. of L
William Green
Green
Executive Council
C. Tr. Q
Obstinaie
Elyria Man Granted Probation By Judge Cook
A judge granted Alvin Sanders a five year probation after pleading guilty to driving a car without the owner's consent. Sanders, 28, said he was intoxicated and had paid $50 down on the car but did not know the seller. He must remain sober, abstain from gambling, and avoid liquor outlets. Detective Lloyd E. Sweet is the probation officer. A correction notes a misrecorded name for a prior intoxication fine.
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D. A. Cook
Alvin Sanders
Elyria
Sanders
Leo R. Meyer Motor Company
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Lloyd E. Sweet
First infant revived after long death at hospital
The newborn was placed in warm water, cried weakly after twenty minutes, weighed six pounds 15 ounces, and seemed normal. Dr Waters stated this marked the hospital's first revival of an infant declared dead for such a duration in the hospital's history, with 30,000 babies born there.
Oberlin Club Notes Big PTA Meeting In School Hall
The Pleasant Street School PTA in Oberlin held its first regular meeting of the year with many attendees. Mrs. Lee J. Howe presided as president. treasurer Mrs. Brown resigned and Miss Carnahan was elected to replace her. A five dollar fund was set aside to supply games for nonresident children during noon hours. Superintendent Mr. Wireton spoke on educational policies. Social tea followed. A party at the Hall honored Mr. and Mrs. Perry Walls on their fourteenth anniversary with a mock wedding and sleight of hand by Ed Knapp. Guests included the Walls, Knapp, H. Peabody, Durward Knepper.
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Oberlin
Parent-Teacher Association
Pleasant Street
Lee J. Howe
Brown
Wireton
Oberlin Schools
George Hall
Perry Walls
Union Street
Walls
Ed Knapp
Herman Peabody
Durward Knepper
Markets Cleveland Livestock Cattle and Hogs Report
Receipts total 200 head with cattle offering active and steady. Steers 2109 lbs and up bring about 14.00. calves and heifers sell around 10.90 to 11.90. Reds and calves show strong demand with prime to choice around 12.00 to 13.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 1 and steady with spring lambs near 10.66 to 12.00. hogs receipts 1790 steady to lower with typical 250-300 lb range around 10.50 to 10.60. Market details include various vegetables and fruit prices such as broccoli, cabbage, cantaloupes, carrots, cauliflower, celery, and apples listed with baskets and pounds prices.
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Cleveland
League Of Women Voters Sponsors Meeting Here
The Elyria League of Women Voters hosted a meeting at the Women's Club with over 75 guests introduced to candidates for city offices. Candidates from mayor to treasurer discussed merit system aims and expressed support for the league's work in a free, nonpartisan forum.
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Elyria League of Women Voters
Ralph Bauer
Stanley Jackson
Comelimien
School Board
Justice of the Peace
League
Deaths in Vermilion. Bristol and Hall services scheduled
Funeral services for Charles S. Bristol of Vermilion will be Thursday at 2 30 PM from the Methodist church in Birmingham with Rev Kaetzel officiating. DeForest Hall, also of Vermilion, died at home Sunday and will be buried in Vermilion cemetery Wednesday after a 2 PM prayer service, then Congregational church services at 2 30 PM led by Rev English with the Masonic lodge in charge at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Charles S. Bristol
Vermilion
Methodist
Birmingham
E. Kaetzel
Another Cherry Tree Now In Blossom
A cherry tree on the F. E. Schriver farm along Route 303 near Belden is flowering unusually late, with blossoms mainly on the north side. Mrs. Schriver noted motorists stopping to view it, and she recalls a similar bloom reported last week on the Standen farm on Sugar Ridge road.
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F. E. Schriver
Route 303
Belden
Standen Farm
Sugar Ridge Road
Produce a compact grocery price brief from fragmented ad
Retail ad lists produce prices including rhubarb bunches at a dime the half dozen, seek price 15 cents per dozen, lettuce hot house 1 9 pound, lima beans 30 cents per half bushel, quantities and codes partially shown.
Experts Study Explanation Of Hughes
Washington accord to the Supreme Court signaled ways to challenge Hugo L. Black's eligibility as a justice. Legal minds noted the court rejected petitions for lack of direct personal interest, suggesting attorneys may raise the issue again if they show harm.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Charles Evans Hughes
Congress
Senate
Hughes
Yeuterday
Albert Levitt
Patrick Henry Kelly
Boston
van Deventer
Levitt
Black
Kelly
Overal
Permit Issued for New Home at 304 Foster Avenue
A permit for a two story frame dwelling at 304 Foster Avenue was issued to John Fokas by Building Inspector Hart Dickason yesterday. The 24 by 22 foot foundation will support a home costing about $3,500, to be built by O A Hafely Inc of Lorain.
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Foster Avenue
John Fokas
Hart Dickason
O. A. Hafely, Inc
Lorain
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Women’s Mission Group
Cong’s Christian Conference
Schauffler Choir
Enoch Bell
Fay LeMeadows
Colonial Club
Graystone
Eleanor Thompson
Toronto
Ontario
Charles Savage
Dan Martin
Wurst Court
P. D. Reefy
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Robert Shannon
Second Street
John Shannon
Ste
Toledo
Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
Junior Forum
Oberlin Junior Forum
Lee Goerner
Woodland Avenue
Norma Hammond
Cronin
the Citadel
Fred H. Comings
Forum
Exchange Club
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Frank Alter
Oberlin High School
Alter
Oberlin Women's Club
Peters Hall
F. E. Carr
Ruth
L. E. Burguer
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Della Krittle
Carl Berger
Frank Wilson
C. May
S. L. Powers
Ray Malham
Findley
Roderick
West Union
Becker
Marietta
Pierce
Wellington
Fuller
Findlay
William W. Farrar
West College Street
California
Cooper
Redlands
Rebekah Aid Society
Frank Krueger
Russia Township
Noble Grand Association of
South Main Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Claude Lyman
East Lorain Street
Henry A. Stick
Africa
H.C. Burr
Alliance
Willard Court
Burr
Methodist Conference
A. R. Kimpton
Tome
Jonathan
Delice
Costland
Grimes Golden
Tse
Tan
Niagara
Pony Basket
F.A. Humphrey
The
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
League of Women Voters
National Labor Relations Board
Bethelehem Shipbuilding Company
Cireuit Court
Labor Board
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock
Circuit Court
Aluminum Company of America
Justice Department
Roberta A. Taft
Cincinnati
Bank
Heraldation Division
New York State Insurance Department
Georgia Power Company
Tennessee Valley Authority
Howard Peters, Mgr
Puritan Ex.s. Supreme Coal Bargain
Schroll Coal S
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court St
Lorain County
Elks Club
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