Police raid ends card game at Elyria hotel
Captain Corbett Southam and officers burst into a hotel room interrupting two card tables. Fifteen players scattered decks and chips. Chick Sayles admitted the room and was jailed for running a disorderly house. Others released. Sayles to face police court. Akron authorities soon took a suspect in a later arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett E. Southam
Elyria
Chick Sayles
Sayles
Laylis
Ancswer
C. B E. Parker
E. L. Oldage
Southam
Statewide political platform items summarized
The document lists numbered platform planks including pension and teachers retirement, taxation rules for privately owned entities, combining devices of county officers for economy, nominating conventions for candidates, elimination of off year elections, uniform school texts, reform of local courts and a statewide municipal court law, and a shorter regular legislative session. It reflects proposals from a party or legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxec Ules
Counir
Local suit filed over collision with city truck
Jon Camera sues the City of Lorain for 158 dollars claiming damages from a crash with a city truck on East 25th Street. The incident occurred last February 5 in Lorain. Cleveland Australia is noted as a small town with about 500 residents.
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Jon Camera
Lorain
East 25Th Street
Cleveland
Australia
Additional Society Meetings Schedule From Local Club Notices
The last meeting of Mrs Brown s Bible Class is set for Monday evening at 730 at Mrs C Q Jaster s home 205 Princeton avenue Rowena Circle meets Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Clara Fox s 429 Huron street Thirty three members answered roll call at the Widening Circle meeting at Baptist East Avenue House with Mrs J R Brown in charge and Mrs R E Neizbour leading Bible Study Club in Daniel The next meeting is May fourth Miss Marjorie Maskell hosted the Triple F Club at 921 East River Street the club will meet May first at Dawn Reed s rant street Sunday School and church services are listed for 2nd Congregational Church including lessons on Matthew 19 and sermons by Reverend Wiseman plus choir and youth activities
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Brown
C. Q. Jaster
Princeton Avenue
Rowena Circle
Clara Fox
Huron Street
Baptist East Avenue House
J. R. Brown
R. E. Neizhbour
H. B. McCullough
Triple F
Marjorie Maskell
East River Street
Dawn Reed
Rant Street
Wiseman
A. F
Cooper
C. E
Richard Feil
Christan
Donald Taylor
Church of Christ
Chapel Streets
Bible School
D. A. Baird
Paw Walawiczat
Clare Short
Leech
Foster
Fowler
Joshua
Poole
F Ackrey
Lorain County
de- Ette Wilson
William Muir Rald
1St Congregational Church
Barnby
Do. Hudrutt
H. M. Metcalf
Chilean Living Program at Bible School
Wednesday evening at 7:50 a program of sacred music will be presented by members of the Bible School under the direction of Herman Gannett. The Invitation Come and Worship extends to all. Mrs Baver hostess to Metropolitan Club. dessert at Mrs Sauer’s Ninth street home with guests and piano solos. nomination of officers at business meeting.
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Bible School
Herman Gannett
Baver
A. B. Sauer
Roy Miller
Metropolitan Cuty
W. GC. AL
Sauer
Ninth Street
A.C. Gayeska
Grafton
Earl Bacon
Lauri
Cherry Ridge
Portsmouth Gospel Team Coming Tuesday
The Hebron Association of Baptist churches will convene next Tuesday at Elyria First Baptist Church with delegations from about twelve northern Osio churches. At 2:30 p m Rev H Q VanGilder will speak, followed by the gospel team from Southern Chief Bible Institute of Portsmouth. The team will lead the 7:30 p m services with vocal quartet numbers. Ewing Walters, a team member, will be the speaker. Public is invited. Rev George Bates of Spencer is moderator. Guy W Brars heads the young people's work.
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Hebron
Ewing Walters
George Bates
Spencer
Ohio
Comedies and Guides Highlighted in 1931 35 Yearbooks
A library note highlights Snook Comedies and two yearbooks from 1931 and 1935 that gained demand. It mentions a volume of short pieces like Call In and another with a large cast and memorization, plus works on child care and guidance. The piece cites High School judges churches and community services as context and credits the author as curator.
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Short Pi
Steren
Organ Recital Tonight by Mallory Bransford at Finney Chapel
Oberlin Ohio April 21 Mallory Bransford of the Conservatory of Music presents his senior organ recital at 7 30 in Finney Chapel The program includes works by eight composers with pieces by Bach Clerambault Fresobaldi Widor and others in a manifold sequence
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Oberlin
Ohio
Mallory Bransford
Conservatory of Music
Finney Chapel
Bach
Minay- Clerambault
Frescobaldi
Reser
Mal
Jongwen
Vienne
Arazio
Jepson
Widor
Clean-Up Week Opens April 30 in Onerlin
Onerlin announces Clean-Up Week begins Monday April 30 per notice from Manager Sears. Residents along College Street and Tory South must place trash at the curb by Monday morning. Trucks will cover the northern section on May 2, with completion and sidewalk survey following after debris removal.
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Onerlin
Wook
Sears
Aie Dents
College Street
Totory South
Cmro
Birds at New York Zoological Park and Other Notes
This fragment lists topics from a science and culture compilation. It mentions birds at the New York Zoological Park with input from Beebe Ditmars and Horna, plus mammals, fish, and a private tropical fish collection. It also references cookbooks by Smith and Kelland’s The Cat's Paw, plus stories by Cobb, Snow, Ming, and a Rhodes scholar character in a midwest hotel tale.
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New York Zoolgical Park
William Beebe
Raymond Ditmars
William T. Hornaday
Smith
Letteeres
Bugaboo
Erage
Kelland
Ezekiel Cobb
China
Finke
Cobb
Middlesex
Chicago
San Francisco
New York
Snow
Cowboy
Alamos
Frank Bardwell
Jean Evarts
Frank
St. Jam
Democrat Club Party Well Attended in Elyria
Approximately 260 attendees enjoyed a social dance by the Elyria Men's Democrat Club at Eastes Hall. Don May, a tap dancer, led performances with Lorain’s three brothers and Videlis from London. Resar's orchestra provided music. prizes for bridge and pinochle were donated. Local candidates Ed Sherman, F Hur, Ed DeChany, and George Craigin were featured.
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Elyria
Foster-Fiteh Companymeat
Henke
Jdenes
Wilna Lows
Weardoo
Forest City Wewing
Five More Leases Filed for Drilling in Lorain County
Northeastern Lorain County gas well drilling moves forward as five additional leases are filed yesterday by E R on and Son Company of Rocky River. County Recorder William G. Mitshell records the action, following Ohio Fuel Gas Company filing 13 leases a day earlier covering Avon and Amherst townships. Edson firm also involved in leasing activity.
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Lorain Counte Oor
Avon
E.R. On and Son Company
Rocky Riser
William G. Mitshell
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
iMedeevals
He Edson
Obertin Cemetery Association Meeting Notice
The Obertin Cemetery Association will hold a meeting Tuesday evening April 24 at 7 50 in the Patrons Inn AWD. Secretary Bebr will present the annual report. Two trustees will be elected and all data owners may vote.
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Obertin Cemetery — Association
Oberin Inn
Awd
Bebr
Isolation
Oberlin Students Named for Oratorical Contest
Students Jeanne MacMillan and Wade White will represent Oberlin High School in the state oratorical contest at Wittenberg College Springfield on April 28. MacMillan speaks on The Unvanished Foe and White on The Constitution and Its Framers. Also noted are lectures and travels of local figures including Professor George D. Hubbard at Hamilton High School Honor Day and Mrs. Fannie A. Drummond at Vermilion WCTU Institute. travel plans of Jerry Steel to Miami. and the death of Alvah Cady prompting the Cady family’s travel in Michigan.
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Jeanne MacMillan
Wade White
Oberlin High School
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Miss MacMillan
George D. Hubbard
Hamilton High School
National Honor Society
Fannie A. Drummond
Erie County
W. C. T. U. Institute
Vermilion
Jerry Steel
Miami
Fla
Oberlin
J. E. Wickler
Suffolk
Rev
Woman Fined By Mayor On Reckless Driving Charge
Mrs. R. C. Peterson of Kenyon Avenue was fined 3 and costs for reckless driving after arraignment before Mayor W. Nester in Piles Court. Peterson, arrested on a warrant by Sterling F. Schreffer of 108 Harvard Avenue, was involved in a collision between their cars April 13. The trial featured several witnesses for both sides and extended into the morning.
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Russell Patchin
Eaton Township
Grafton R. D. No
W. H. Vanoster
East Bridge Street
C. E. Parker
E. L. Quidag
R. C. Peterson
Kenyon Avenue
W. Nester
Piles Court
Peterson
Oy Sterling F. Schreffer
Harvard Avenue
Local divorces and lawsuits mark Elyria docket
Julia Lessett received a divorce from Peter Lessett for extreme cruelty and gross neglect and reclaimed her maiden name Julia Kocsany. Multiple foreclosure and promissory note suits were filed by Cleveland Trust Company against Dr Frank Gonder and First Savings and Loan against John Dobrowski. Anna Kaya seeks divorce from Mike Kaya, married since 1932. Mayor Vanoster plans a Philadelphia trip to push federal approval of a $450000 water main project. A theft report notes the theft of a 1951 Dodge coupe from Nason Shoe manager Albert Narosny. Property deeds cover several Avon and Sheffield Township parcels filed in liens and foreclosures.
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Julia Lessett
Peter
Judse W. B. Thompson
Julia Kocsany
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Nellie M. Box
Eaton Township
First Savings and Loan Company
John Dobrowski
Elyria, Et al
Elyria
W. H. Vanoster
Philadelphia
Washington
Public Works Administration
Steel Plants At 58 Percent Capacity
Youngstown district plants open next week at 58 per cent capacity, with 60 per cent cure peat and 59 per cent. Ingot output dips due to suspension at Youngstown Sheet & Tube bessemer plant but seen as temporary as orders stay strong. Carnegie Steel will raise to 64 per cent by adding an open hearth at the Ohio works, possibly a second at Farrell. Republic Steel operates above 60 per cent, Sharon Steel Hoop at 55 per cent.
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Youngstown
District Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tule Company
Bessemer
Carnegie Steel Company
Ohio Works
Farrell, Ca
Republic Steel Corporation
Sharon Steel Hoop Company
Death of Mrs Sarah Brouse widow of Alfred Brouse
Mrs Sarah Brouse died at her son J H Brouse's home 920 Woodland Ave after a one day illness. Born in Wayne County Ohio on July 3 1844 she came to Elyria a year ago from Wellington where she belonged to First Methodist Church. Survived by six children J H Brouse Elyria J L Brouse Wellington B F Brouse Oberlin W M Brouse Wellington Mrs M F Williams Wellington and Mrs A S Roe Elyria a daughter Mauda Ensign died in 1919. Also twenty one grandchildren twenty eight great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Call at J H Brouse's home until noon Monday then body to Sudro Funeral Home for services at 7:30 pm conducted by Dr E J Bond. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery Wellington.
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Sarah Brouse
Alfred Brouse
J. H. Brouse
Woodland Avenue
Brouse
Wayne County
Ohio
Wellington
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Elyria
J. L. Brouse
B. F. Brouse
Oberlin
W. M. Brouse
Welington
M. F. Willams
A. S. Roe
Mauda Ensign
J. H. Brouge
Sudro
E. J. Bond
Greenwood Cemetery
Wellington man I5 reported missing
Ray Rook of Wellington, age 45, has been missing from his home since Thursday morning. Mrs. Boos reported his absence to the sheriff's department which asked for help in locating him. He wears overalls and boots, has gray hair, is short, and weighs about 190 pounds.
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Wellington
Sheriff's Department
Ray Rook
Markets Glimpse Sluggish Grain and Poultry Prices In Cleveland
Market notes from Cleveland show mixed signals across grains and produce. Wheat and flour prices ease under pressure while corn and oats hold near steady. potatoes and hay listed with varied regional quotes. Poultry markets show modest demand with leghorn fowl and broilers trading in narrow ranges. Local farmers' markets report steady tomato and cucumber receipts, with green vegetables and mushrooms in modest supply.
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Cleveland
Broilers
Lexhore
New York
Ohio
State owns over one thousand autos in Oregon report
The Secretary of State's report shows Oregon owns 1,194 automobiles with investment over $1,000,000. Most fall in the medium price range. The highway department holds 645, the State Police 125, Oregon State College 79, and the University of Oregon 10.
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State
Altos Salem
Ore
State of
Oregon
Secretary of State
Highway Department
State Police Department
Oregon State College
University of Oregon
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Mike Kaya
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