Great Variety Of Elyria Made Products By City Chamber
Elyria Chamber officials compile a complete list of locally manufactured products fearing omissions. They urge any uncontacted manufacturers to report at once so their goods can be included. The dataset grows as new lines are added, and the list will be sent to city and county agencies, the school board, and local institutions for potential purchasing.
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Elyria
School Board
Tocal Institutons
Death notices couple with incomplete details from early era
The obituary fragment reports George B. Jenne of Bplovee aged about 41, died after a long illness in his home. Survived by two sons Helen and Albert, with services at St. Armes Church and burial in St. Marys Cemetery. Additional items reference a George Salar with Slovak origins, Elvria Foundry employee, survivors including wife and three daughters, and incomplete funeral details. Also mentions Harry E. Lawrence electrocuted in New York City and funeral plans in a local church.
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George
George B. Jenne
Anness
Jenne
Church
Helen
Fter
Albert
Ambraser
Amherst
St. Armes Church
Morda
Leo Biel
St. Mary's Cemetery
Geor. Salar
Elsha Clvnic
Ess
medio-Slovakia
Elvria
Elvria Foundry Company
Czecho-Slovakia
Helen Madok
Mary Hareo
Pauline Salar
Sudro Funeral Home
Harry E. Lawrence
New York City
First Methodist Episcopal Church
E J. Bond
Brookdale
Orvices
Defense Introduces Alibi in Ciarcia and Guzzo Trial
Defense says Tony Ciarcia and Guiseppe Guzzo were at their Cleveland home at 4521 Sinrer Ave on October 13, the extortion case involving Frans DeFazio of Elyria. Co defense counsel Ror Vandemark and Clayton Townes filed written statements with the clerk asserting the alibi hours before trial per state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Ciarcia
Guiseppe Guzzo
Cleveland
Frans DeFazio
Elyria
Ror F. Vandemark
Clayton Townes
Wil Alain
Thes
Sinrer Aveene
Ortoser PS
Farsrteer
Court actions and fires anchor a murky Lorain docket
In Lorain County court filings, former Constable John Jourson faces a $3,060 suit with judge D. A. Cook ruling on grounds of gross neglect. A separate case alleges fraudulent real estate transfers to a sister, while neighbors sue Veronika Hun over a note and mortgage. Deputy sheriffs report a house fire on Cleveland Road caused by an exploded stove with no major damage. The National Tube Company seeks foreclosure on a $4,172 note.
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John
Jourson
D. A. Cook
William
Michael
Marr
Lorain
Seine
Guy
Findley Coze
Yansfer
Bransh
S. Brown
Li Jeges
Dora
Suerius Paul Chapman
Ed. Monroe
Walter Botts
Cleveland Road
Fined Ten Dollars For Intoxication Case
Edward Robinson, 34, of 228 Dark Street, was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication by Mayor A. Baird this morning after being found in a reportedly stolen car at 2A, Elsinge. The case referenced a report by ML from STTeeq in wartime dispatches.
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Edward Robinson
Dark Street
Ex A. Baird
Elsinge
James
Riges
RassOlen
Stteeq
Dynamite Found in Coal at Nedham Mines
A worker at Nedham mines discovered a dynamite stick while shoveling coal. Dr Icha Chain had been preparing to scoop coal when a strong fire shovel mishap revealed the explosive. The blast risk prompted safety checks and investigation.
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Nedham
Icha
Clas
Community Notices and Week of Chapel Events
A dense page lists church and university happenings with dates in April, including lectures by Professors from the University and music recitals in Warner Hall. It notes event locations like Finney Chapel, Mead-Swing lectures, and the Conservatory, plus Holy Week services and a parish communion schedule.
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Qberlix
Morsine Oberfin Radio
WTAM
Apri
Alexo
Veéuter Tea
Lo Peace
Alu
Talvot
Harry U
Warner Iall
S. m
Sarah B&b
Bradfield
Finney Chapel
John M
Universitys of Low
Renera Fac- Caynesie
Mead-Suing Leture
King- Bosworth
Tild P. m
Jehan Macmurrer
Coston
Ficner
Gorman
Kers
Rins-Bosworth
Reehal
Conservatorr of
Mose
Balter
Shaw
Sr PH Rice
Warner Hal A AT. W
Spencer Man Wounds Self in Nearby Settlement Slaying Attempt
Spencer man Stanley Brown, 22, shot himself near the hand at 3 o clock last night at Roiea Corners, three miles south of Wellington. Dr Ralph Falls at Wellington Falls Clinic treated him. Brown suffered a severe wound but will recover.
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Wellington
Stanley Brown
Spencer
Perock
Nignia Roiea Corners
Here
Ralph Falls
Wellington Falls
Clnic
Seve Brown
Faus Sai
Redeeming City Scrip Redemption Update and Figures
City scrip from the July series dated July 15 nears full redemption. Jeex Marshall says he has redeemed all but 300 dollars, with 25 denominations still outstanding. The FN Foo liquidation started in February, distributing 352 scrip units, totaling 20 900 dollars in currency repayments.
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Heidins Ciseup
PRG. Ave
Prarer
Jeex Marshall
Marshall
Fenders Damaged in Two City Collisions
Fenders were damaged about 8 35 p m yesterday when Walter Orr of 22 Park Place backed his car from a parking place on Broad with a far Another collision occurred yesterday at Cleveland and Olive streets between cars driven by Walter Wallington of Fields Corners and G Pierson of 333 Oxford Avenue.
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Walter, Orr
Park Place
Broad
Yestearday
Cleveland
Ojlive Ete
Walter Wallington
Fields Corners
G. Pierson
Oxfard Avenue
Battle Areas Linked in Revolutionary War Sites
Yorktown Virginia and sites in South Carolina join to present the military campaigns of the Revolutionary War more clearly. Under RB Flored Flizer supervision, five battlefield areas will be coordinated to place each struggle in the broader Southern campaign narrative.
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Yorktown
Naal Park
Virginia
South Carolina
Colonial National Monument Association
RB. Flord Flizer
National Park F Service
Moore's Creek Bridge
Quebec Regulates Tourist Hotels Rates In Province
Quebec City reports new provincial rules to prevent hotel gouging. Revenue Office will note all room and meal charges, ban temporary rate hikes, and require lodging businesses to file tariffs with government. The move aims to curb price abuses during peak tourist season.
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Quebec City
Lebec
Frenc
Quebec
Deere Nex
College Poll Favors Co-eds With Red Hair
A campus humor poll from Pomona College and Claremont lists Hazel McBride of Pane Ariz as the respondent. It reports that men dislike coeds who telephone them, doubt love at first sight, would marry for money, would date best friends’ girlfriends, prefer symphonies to jazz, and favor Garbo over Ellis. It also notes a morbid fear of dying by exotic means. The piece mentions executions in North Carolina and a historic Yorktown reference.
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Claremont
Cal
Spi
Pomona College
Cnolieze
Hazel McBride
Pane Ariz
Greta Garbo
Shirler Temple
Havelock Ellis
Nicholas Murray Butler
Drunk Detector Test Trials in Cleveland
Four men who took the new drunk detector test yesterday will repeat the experiment today in sober conditions. A demonstration drew taxi drivers, doctors, and photographers as police officials wagered on the device’s ability to prove intoxication for traffic cases.
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Cleveland
Arthur Fioth
Mount Sinai
Theu Zoodbye
Crevelarnd
Teday
Diordom
Eddie Dork
Frank Svee
David E.affeutt
Sersr. Rech
Police Department
Serand Ster Pensec Ag
arIouUs
Anca
Woman Accused In Fantastic Plot In Pensacola
Pros Attor Richard Merritt filed a charge of attempted murder against 41 year old Mrs Lb W Vann alias in a fantastic plot to murder her husband by a Lay and Nashville road train. The comely matron was formally armed with conspiracy in her jail cell she protested to her 71 year old husband. Im Nosed plat he reduced but Ge and Merrist Fari Ala. Held.
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Pensacola
Fis
Richard Merrit
W. Vann
Nashville
Comely
Tead Trac
Im Nosed
Merrist Fari
Vann
Vast Utah Lake To Lure Ducks
A new freshwater project near Great Salt Lake aims to hatch about 6000 ducks annually. The plan, tied to Farminston Bar swamp, involves the National State Fish and Game Commission and the Civilian Conservation Corps. Sportsmen with moderate means may benefit from the endeavor.
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Utah Lake
Salt Lake City
Farminston Bar
National State Fish and Game Comssion
Civilian Conservation Corps
Will St Henefic
Aes
Sar
Coast Guard Hunts House Lost At Sea
Coast Guard and other vessels search for a house that broke free from anchors during a storm on the Columbia River near Willapa Bay Washington. The house towed from Tacoma disappeared after the tow vessels could not proceed due to rough weather. The floatilla continues the hunt through the night as no trace is found. In San Francisco a mummified leg from an Egyptian woman is donated to the Anthropology Museum at the University of California by Mrs Me laid Mattfeldi who inherited the artifact.
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Astoria
Ore
Tiwaco
Columbia River
Willapa Bar
Wash
San Francisco
Melaid Mattfeldi
Anthropology Museum
University of California
Prosecution Challenges Emission Aims in Cleveland Trial
County Prosecutor Howard H. Bullier contests defense aims in the Rudrulph Keupecka and Thomas Smetana case from Cleveland. The motion argues the trial record lacks statements the defense plans to introduce and questions defendant testimony expected at court. Aduaries record and Adams co counsel are referenced as part of the procedural dispute with a court date set for April 15 at 2 p.m.
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Rudrulph Keupecka
Thomas Smetana
Cleveland
Combinbeg
Avon
Steel and Tubes Company
Howard H. Bullier
Asls
Pr- Fense Nite Prasade
Alisony
Aduaies
Adam
Soker
Akrog
Local Official Presses Stephen Young for Proof
Columbus April 1 191? A Democrat order cites Stephen Young and requests proof from his war departments liquor department and other state departments. The commerce director says no reply yet and plans to write before the primaries.
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Columbuss
M. Y. Democrat
Young
Jeh
Commerce
Versatile Girl Tops Michigan Campus Spotlight
A versatile student at the University of Michigan captivates campus life with achievements in academics and politics while balancing dramatic roles and fashion. She excels in design, hats, and clothes, wins swimming prizes, and participates in women’s organizations, with noted praise from instructors and family.
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U. of Michigan
Wiss Rowe
Ms Academy
Michiza
Detroit
Schoo
Miss Roe
Decla Sne
Last Dinner at Toledo Prison Delays Officials
Officers arrived late at the state penitentiary as two sangsters began their terms. The prisoners persuaded their escorts to detour en route for one last, good spaghetti dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
State Penitentiary
Markets ALEVEL AND 38 Brad K Wallies Feeds
Fragmentary market notes list feed and livestock items with several unreadable fragments. References to cows and prices appear among scattered terms and names, but the text is largely garbled and lacks clear context or complete details.
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Alevel
Brad K. Wallies
Labor Board Rules Against Steel Company in Union Case
The board found the company violated employee rights by charging workers, ordering recalls, and blocking union activities. It ordered restoration of jobs and back pay for losses, following a hearing at board headquarters concerning 40 local unions in the steel industry.
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Steel Amer- Yes
Hhe
Jones and Laush Rt
Steel i
Cas
Labor allies fear 1936 setback and rise of labor party
Hillman, ex National Recovery Board member, warns Roosevelt defeat would deal a heavy blow to organized labor and labor legislation. He argues that labor backs Roosevelt’s reelection to counter industrial reactionaries and avoid any deal other than a fair one.
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Hillman
National Recovery Board
Roosevelt
Rooseelt
Inventors showcased at Southern Congress event
Burns, president of the National Inventors' Congress, led a Southern Inventors' Congress in promoting invention commercialization. He noted inventors often lack business know how. A bespectacled Burns demonstrated an egg separator gadget amid a cluttered office of gadgets and models ranging from a non heating cooking pan spoon to a steam engine.
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America
du Burns
National Inventors’ Congress
Burnas
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Sanko Restaurant
Over Bell Co
West Side Lumber & Coal
Crystal
Axnsen
Katherine Weisheit
Veronica
Paul Hun
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Harry S. Thames
Tessneziecc
Rodar
Hotel Buncheons Hotel Newell
Cook’s Millinery
West Avenue
Elyria, Ohio
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
Allan Harms
Oberlin College
Fin AL
Baldwin
Len Art Bui
Princeton Uni Ss Baroque
Warner Hall
P. m
Katherine M. Eide
Qbern
Thomas Canning
Lotices
L. Lebingier
Winchester
R. P. Fiarver
Ligerars
Su Avenue
Glades Hastr Carretek
Mere Milo Krendight
C. E. Gilber
V. Zahm Hever
Ohio Federated Women’s
Lee
Carson
Te & P.m
Sina Ch
Birria Geen
H. A. Young
WH. Seaman
East Couhoman
Andrew Fenn Lawrence
Hare
Florida
Spencer Man
College
Ford Court House
N. C
King's Mountain and Cowpens
Ghar Eidn Ee
Murbach Coal
Mione
Coast Guard
Hunts House
Stephen Young
Delnz
Tanase
O'Donnell
Court Street
Sur Seth Fee
Aenee
Sederis Restaurant
Belden
Lichfield
Hereford
Chester
Wal Deering
Charles Neff
Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Klinect
Broad St
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