Elyria Daily Evening News Publisher Details
Publication imprint shows publisher Budnuttt and city editor Clare George. It lists edition schedule, postal classifications, and pricing for home and mail delivery, with advertising representation in Chicago New York Detroit and other locations.
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Budnutt
Clare George
LTT
Elyria
Chicago, & Bo
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motora Bidg
American Warships Return Home From Far East
American warships head home from the Asiatic area after Japan’s offensive success removed the Shanghai danger zone. Despite ongoing Sino Japanese strain and fears of broader conflict, tension eased with the fleet’s return amid relief and patriotic sentiment.
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Ann Arbor
Japan
The New Low Mark for Immigrants
The Department of Labor projects a record low immigration for the year ending June 30 at 45,000, about half of last year, with monthly averages near 3,600. Deportations are rising, with an expected 20,000 for the year and 1,300 ordered recently, despite economic depression.
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Department of Labor
No Self Made Men Said to Be Made by Others
This passage argues that no one is self made and that people are formed by others, circumstances, and opportunities. It stresses gratitude to all influences and urges crediting others for success, noting workers earn through their employer’s investment and suggesting continuous appreciation leads to happiness and growth. It ends with a playful note about sleep and being caught napping.
Oratory Sweeps Congress As Tax Debate Heats Up
Marshal Otey Walker reports from Washington on a House debate over a bill to save ten million trees. He traces heated exchanges on naming committees and the idea of taxing trees, noting dramatic talk from a speaker decrying taxes on the poor while billionaires prosper. The piece ends questioning what the tax will target next.
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Congress
Otey Walker
Washington
Marshal Otey Walker
Clarionvis Central Press
Chronicle- Telegram
House of Representatives
Buss
Committee On
Pennsylvania
Weill
Taxpayer letter on Elyria school funding and building plans
B L Moody argues readers should respect informed critique of public officials. He says school board members are taxpayers, backs joint talks with city officials to cut taxes, notes new school buildings won’t raise taxes as funds exist, urges buying local materials and employing Elyrian labor, and questions paying 1928 29 salaries while tax cuts occurred.
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Elyria
Elyrian
B. L. Moody
Dunn Motors to Open Chevrolet Car Line in City
The Dunn Motors Company, previously Nash distributors, will open tomorrow with a full Chevrolet car and truck lineup. President Oscar Dunn cites a move to lower price fields, noting the firm sold about 1700 cars since 1924. Located on Third Street with extensive service, used car, and showroom spaces, Dunn pledges complete GM backed service.
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Dunn Motors Company
Nash Cars
Chevrolet
Nash
Oscar Dunn
Dunne
Third Street
Wales and Service
Anniversaries and birthdays across history
A compilation of notable figures born on different dates including Caleb Bingham in 1767, John Lothrop Motley in 1814, and Horace Porter in 1837 with lives spanning publishing, diplomacy, and military service. Also lists Lincoln’s death 1865 and Carnegie’s hero fund 1904. Today’s birthdays cover Parsons, McKelvie, Bruce, Smith, Jeffries, and a horoscope advising independent, travel-leaning tendencies.
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Caleb Bingham
Boston
Salisbury
Conn
John Lothrop Motley
Pickens
Atlanta
Horace Porter
Huntington
New York
Henry James
England
London
John M. Clarke
Canandaigua
N. Y
Bliss Carman
New Brunswick
New Canaan
George Calvert
Lord Baltimore
Province of
Maryland
New Haven
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Carnegie
William B. Parsons
New York City
Samuel R. McKelvie
Lincoln
Nebr
Federation Farm Board
Fairfield
Andrew A. Bruce
Northwestern University
North Dakota
India
H. Lester Smith
M. BE. Church
Chattanooga
Tenn
Indiana
James J. Jeffries
Carroll
Ohio
World's tallest mannequin claims height record
Miss Jeannie Saffell, 21, a brunette set to join a Philadelphia fashion store, is six feet one inch tall and weighs 126 pounds with a 22 inch waist. She claims to be the tallest mannequin in the world.
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London
Jeannie Saffell
Philadelphia
Dunn Motor Company expands service and staff at Boston garage
Verfect Lodge meeting record notes John Marno marks 55 years as East Boston lodge secretary. Dunn Motor Company unveils a full parts line, Chevrolet system installation, Nash service continuity, and tow ing via Automobile Club. Garage offers repair wash grease inspection and Columbia Refining products with storage and service. Executives include Dunn family and staff such as Joe Boddy and William Stringer.
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Boston
John Marno
East
Masonic Lodge
Chevrolet
Dunn
Nash
Automobile Club
Columbia Refining Company
Dunn Motor Company
Clara A. Dunn
Louise Brown
Chicagoan Will Speak Here Sunday
The Rev. Ralph A. Ward D D of Chicago executive secretary of the World Service of the Methodist Episcopal Church will address the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Thank Offering Service at the Elyria Ohio Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday morning April 17. Ward spent twenty years as a missionary in China and is a leading interpreter of Chinese affairs for the church. He has led promotion for the central missionary and benevolent fund since 1928 and is a native Ohioan born in Leroy with much of his boyhood spent in Lorain.
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Ralph A. Ward
D.D
Chicago
World Service
Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Elyria
Ohio
Ward
China
Central Missionary and Benevolent Fund
Leroy
Lorain
Wellington Soft Ball Opens Season As Eight Teams Enter
Wellington plans for the 1932 softball season were discussed after eight teams entered the tournament. Penfield, Brighton, Sullivan, Wellington Gill, Daugherty and Robinson Co., Telling Bell Vernon Creamery, Pratt and Morris, and the G 13 s are in. May 4 closes entries. Hill Seed Star disbanded with players joining other squads.
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Wellington
Platt and Morris
Penfield
Brighton
Sullivan
Wellington Gill, Daugherty and Robinson Co
Telling-Belle-Vernon Creamery
Pratt and Morris
G-13
Hill
Starr
Wellington Grange Initiates Thirty New Members in County First
Wellington Grange held a Wednesday evening meeting initiating thirty new members. Juvenile graduates Mary Tuer Markham Mary Ruree Levret Prosky and Frank lin Wright moved to the Subordinate Grange in a county first graduation ceremony. One hundred twenty five Grangers attended with sixteen guests from Lorain county Granges and deputies Frank Mason of Torain county and John Kelser of Medina county.
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Aantge Cass
Wellington
Mary Tuer Markham
Mary Ruree
Levret Prosky
Franklin Wright
Lorain County
Frank Mason
Torain County
John Kelser
Medina County
Chamberlain to Address Wellington Kiwanis
Honorable George Chamberlain of Elyria will address the Wellington Kiwanis club next Thursday noon on the topic Governmental Affairs In Lorain County.
Kentucky school address inspires Wellington Kiwanis
Miss Zelma Clinesmith told the Wellington Kiwanis club that the joy and privileges from Kentucky Mountain schools brighten conditions. She just returned from a year teaching in the Henderson school district. Thirty nine members attended. her mother Mrs R G Clinesmith was a guest. Plans for district Woman's Home Missionary societies were discussed.
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Kentucky
Zelma Clinesmith
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Clinesmith
Henderson
Local society meeting and May events discussed
Norwalk losal society held a May meeting at the Methodist church with twenty four members present. The program covered a study book review and talks on new schools and stewardship followed by a social hour. American Legion Auxiliary teas began at Mrs. Freddie Allen’s home with card games, Ruth Rider and Trudie Burnham posting high scores and a second tea planned at Mrs. William Evans on May 12. Wellington briefs note Oberlin Ashland visits, Grange gathering at Oberlin Grange hall with National Grange Master Lewis I. Tabor as speaker. Additional items include Grangers, the Kings Daughters meeting, and the Congregational church birthday observance upcoming.
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Norwalk
Methodist Church
H. Pierce
Toda
W. H. Townsend
Paul Carter
Av. A
American Legion
Freddie Allen
Ruth Rider
Trudie Burnham
William Evans
Wellington
Ethel
Zelma Clinesmith
Oberlin
George Hines
Sarah Avery
Ashland
Jean Nichols
Amherst
Luella Hines
BE. O. Blanchard
Cleveland
Oberlin Grange Hall
National Grange
Lewis I. Tabor
Ernie Murbach
Walter Green
Pontiac
Mich
King's Daughters
Lena Dibble
Congregational Church
Local visits and family updates from Chatham area
CHATHAM April 15 reports show Mr and Mrs Hubert Allis visiting in Cleveland Monday. Mrs Blake Kulp spent Monday in Lafayette with her father C E Lance who had flu. Mr and Mrs Clayton Hartman shopped in Cleveland Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C D Oller from Harrisville were guests of L R Wideman Monday. J H Hanges improving slowly. Miss Lucille Knepper nurse accompanied her brother Warren to Cleveland Sunday to visit friends and seek employment. William Ripley returned home Sunday after a few days away. In the Albert Roberts home on South Pike Earl Brinker and children drove to Warren Saturday to bring Mr and Mrs John Brinker to Spencer to care for Orrin Brinker, who was reported improving. Mrs Maude Kreuger spent Saturday night with son George and family and Sunday in Medina at the Harry Kreuger home for grandson Rogert's birthday.
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Chatham
Hubert Allis
Cleveland
Blake Kulp
Lafayette
C . E. Lance
Clayton Hartman
C.D. Oller
Harrisville
L. R. Wideman
J. H. Hanges
Lucille Knepper
Warren
William Ripley
Albert Roberts
South Pike
Earl Brinker
John Brinker
Spencer
Orrin Brinker
Maude Kreuger
George
Medina
Harry Kreuger
Rogert
Power hours blaze on Dan Ross leave at Colt of Lima
Funeral attendance for Chester Clark near Homer on Sunday included White Were B Ki Grim and two sons along with Mrs Harry Grim Rev and Mrs Ira D Rife and daughter Louise Miss Emme Webber and Miss Carol Kulp visited Miss Helen Rife in Cleveland Sunday afternoon Mrs Zilda House of Lafayette with her father and Blake Kulp visited Moreland House in Massillon to find him better Alumni Association officers planned May 21 meeting with secretary Miss Lillian Packard Mr and Mrs B F Andrews of Cleveland visited local friends Saturday Mrs and Mrs Fred Corner and Mrs George Harvey of Kenmore were guests at the R D Fleming home Saturday Mr and Mrs Milo Warner of Iyria visited Hart Stent family Saturday Easter cantata Christ Victorious directed by Geo Packard set for Sunday night at 8 at Congregational church Swartz rebuilding store adding lower level north plat landscaping and new jobs for several men.
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Dan Ross
Colt of Lima
Russell Pickering
Chester Clark
Homer
Milo Warner
Lyria
Hart Stent
Congregational Church
Christ Victorious
Geo. Packard
Swartz
Pittsfield New Baby and Society Notes
In Pittsfield on April 9 a baby girl named Dorothy May was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galinsky. Both mother and child are well. Mrs. Arthur McRoberts attended the East Russia Community church society event. Miss Rose Marie Harvolk underwent an eye operation at Lakeside hospital, with her mother by her side and her father visiting. Master Billy Norton visits grandparents Glynn Norton. Harrold McRoberts and family, and siblings. John Anderson and C O Feakins visited LeRoy Lounsbrough’s home. Maa Bryant of Amherst spent time with the Dayton family.
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Pittsfield
Joseph Galinsky
Dorothy May
Babe
Arthur McRoberts
Society of the East Russia Community Church
Rose Marie Harvolk
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Mrs. Harvolk
Mr. Harvork
Billy Norton
Wellington
Glynn Norton
O. H. McRoberts
Belden
Harriette McRoberts
Glyn Norton
John Anderson
Feakins
Oberlin
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Maa Bryant
Amherst
Howard Dayton
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Egramumbers Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Llyria
The
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
Shanghai
Committee On Bugs and Mice
Oregon
Jovere Kilmer
Ike
Newt
Relens
Voice OF
People
Wadaahaa
Sallys
Dunn Motors Co
Chevrolet Display
General Motors Company
Dunn Company
Joe Boddy
R. J. Cheevers
C. L. McKibben
R. G. Davis
Harry Rankin
Paul Steger
William Stringer
Harry Brown
Jack Hazel
Paul Miller
Joe Planer
Chicagoan
Woman's Home Missionary Societies
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