Second-class Daily and Mail Rates Listed for Elyria Area
The notice outlines subscription costs: two cents per copy for daily second class, 13 cents weekly by carrier in city, $6.00 yearly in advance, $3.00 yearly by mail outside Elyria within Lorain and adjacent counties, and $4.60 yearly within Ohio. Foreign ads offered by John W. Cullen Company with offices in Chicago New York Detroit and General Motors Building New York.
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Elyria
Lorsin
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Detroit
General Motors
The Silent Observer Bank Idea Suggests Dough Plot
Fragmentary chatter shows Tam Damm and Charles the butcher discussing a bank scheme in Elyria. The dialogue hints at "Damm-Tite bank" while players name potential partners and money moves, with unclear details.
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Tam Damm
Elyrians
Charles TT
Chuck
Damm-Tite Bank
Avon Center School Plan Dropped In Favor Of French Creek Building
Avon Center residents fear the new school may not be built as two plans were drawn up but the entire appropriation is likely to fund the French Creek building, with the Center project dropped. Oberlin-High students plan to form a military company for Memorial Day observances.
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Avon Center
French Creek
Oberlin—High School
Functional beauty in the 1933 Oldsmobile streamlined design
Automobile expert Capt H L Towle explains functional beauty using the 1933 streamlined Oldsmobile as a prime example. He notes its wind-cheating, low-slung lines and rear-end treatment improve economy while valanced fenders conceal underbody details and keep the car cleaner in wet weather.
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Capt H. Ledyard Towle
Beloved Elyria Teacher Miss Mary A Bram Dies
A long serving Elyria educator Miss Mary A Bram is laid to rest. For twenty six years she shaped generations teaching children who later taught her former students. Her quiet dedication and moral guidance left a lasting influence on families and the city school system.
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Elyria
Mary A. Bram
Mary A. Byam
Good Year to Buy Homes Says Real Estate Chief
Vice President McCaslin of Cleveland Trust Company argues six reasons why the real estate market is set to recover and 1920s buyers should act. He cites wealth in real estate, history of revival, shifting investor preferences, deflation ending, corrections in excesses, and real estate securities outperforming other investments. He notes housing demand and rental income tied to commodity cycles and cites Roosevelt on real estate security.
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McCaslin
Cleveland Trust Company
Russell Sage
Roosevelt
Duel law shifts in Bavaria amid Kentucky fears
The Louisville Times notes Bavaria legalizes dueling while contrasting with Kentucky concerns about engagement and danger, framing the issue as a comparison of cultural norms and public risk.
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Bavaria
Kentucky
The
Louisville Times
Fisherman’s cryptic claim sparks local digs in New Mesiean
A quirky quotation from Danuta Feo of New Mesiean suggests a fisherman believes only when a rival lies does truth emerge. The odd saying, tied to ideas of exile and honesty, stirs debate about moral codes among local anglers.
Congress Enacts Till a Day To Ward Low Mood
Amber glasses may ease sun glare but cannot dull the gaze of a motorcycle cop. The column laments patient endurance amid daily delays and irksome patrols.
Adverts and Snippets of a City Page Chatter
A collage of stray lines shows witty asides about politics money and social roles. The text mocks reformers drivers attitudes and public life with fragmented quotes and humor.
Dinner Etiquette Keeps Maids On Side
A humorous misread article notes instruction to serve from the left and clear plates from the right. A New York baby born forty minutes earlier at Brooklaw Maternity Hospital has an appendix removed, prompting jokes about the future discovering he has no appendix.
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Jane
Brooklaw Maternity Hospital
New York
Fragmentary Verses on Race and Wall Street Echoes
The text presents disjointed lines invoking Kipling style rhetoric about purity and national pride, contrasting calls for unity with mentions of Wall Street and a search for a "pure race." It appears as a mangled excerpt mixing poetry with social commentary and scattered references to ethnic or cultural themes.
Amherst Quarry Strike Slips as 390 Leave Strikers
About 390 quarrymen deserted the Amherst strike this morning and went back to work, leaving 490 still out after 27 days. Officials expect the number to change tomorrow as many former strikers have found other jobs and may not return. The dispute has cost over 30,900 in wages and marks the fifth strike in four years. Mayor Pape of Lorain won court permission to raise 18,590 for Black River flood damage repairs.
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Amherst
Pape
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Black River
Elks Plan Spearhead Meeting for Cascade Park Pool
Loval Elks set Tuesday evening gathering to form a nucleus for promoting a proposed swimming pool and artificial lake at Cascade Park. The meeting aims to organize community support and outline development steps for the project. Local residents are invited to participate.
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Loval Elks
Cascade Park
Two Elyria youths killed in LaPorte airplane crash
The crash near LaPorte yesterday killed Myron Kelley and Gerald Miller who was piloting the plane. Miller had been giving instruction to Kelley. The report notes the private craft belonged to Miller. Nearby, Lorain County builds its 26th consolidated school on the Grafton Road in East Carlisle to replace six one room schools at a cost of $75,000.
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Elyria
LaPorte
Myron Kelley
Gerald Miller
Miller
Kelley
Lorain County
Grafton Road
East Carlisle
Anniversaries of notable figures from history
Today recalls birthdays and deaths of Oliver Ellsworth Duke of Wellington Henry Aller Joseph Altsheler Harry Whitney Tad Dorzan These entries note names titles birthplaces and death dates reflecting a historical anniversary column for prominent individuals.
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Oliver Ellsworth
United States
Windsor
Congo
Arthur Wellesley
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon
Henry W. Aller
Louisiana
Prince Edward Co Country
Virginia
Mexico City
Joseph A. Altsheler
Three Springs
Harry Payone Whitney
New York
Thomas A. Dorzan
Tad
San Francisco
Long Island
N. Y
Notable firsts in American science and exploration
Timeline items note 1798 Hail Columbia by Joseph Hopkinson of Philadelphia. 1837 Mayflower log handed to the United States. 1925 Rena Sabin becomes first woman member of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Columbia
Joseph Hopkinson
Phiadelphia
United States
Rena Sabin
National Academy of Science
Notable Births of Historic Figures Across Nations
The list highlights prominent figures with birth years: Lorado Teft era sculptor born Elmwood HL. Jones Lie voter artist born Norway. Dr Samuel A Mitchell UVA director born Kingston Canada. H Bedford Jones California born Napanee Canada. Novelist. Sir Thomas Beecham English conductor born 64 years ago. Emperor Hirohito Japan born 32 years ago.
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Lorado Teft
Elmwood
Jones Lie
New York
Norway
Samuel A. Mitchell
McCormick Obrvatory
University of Virginia
Kingston
Canada
H. Bedford-Jones
California
Napanee
Can
Sir Thomas Beecham
Emperor Hirohito of
Japun
Astrological portrait of a benevolent, socially influential native
The text describes a person profound in thought and expressive in speech, home and family oriented, attracting and guiding young people. With a benevolent frame of mind, they gain confidence and inspire others, becoming a factor in social life. Relatives’ regard boosts their rise to eminence.
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Peple Bith
Gibbon Athletes Leap Across Tall Branches
The gibbon of Southern Asia shows remarkable acrobatic power. It climbs a very tall tree, grasps branches, and makes leaps of 4 to 12 feet for hours with little apparent effort.
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Asia
Wellington Reopens Cheese Center With Eaton Brand Factory
Wellington, April 29. Visions of the town as a cheese center again materialize with a new cheese factory started April 1. The Eaton Brand is produced from 13,000 pounds of milk daily, led by George Antonu and a group of Wellington farmers. The plant, in the Mohrman home, serves Loram county stores with strong demand and signs of more factories to come.
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Wellington
Wain
Ed. George
Joe
James McConnell
D. J. Mohrman
George Antonu
Ec Vse-Mahkhing
Hus
Moehrman
Eaton’s P
Aagellion
Net
Eaton
Pew
Lorarm
Cleveland
Mohrman
Tellins- Belle-Vernon
Wellington men build sound engineering business in hard times
Lloyd Brothers and Howard England, unemployed at start, form sound engineers in Wellington. They install amplifiers in auditoriums and shop windows, run a sound trailer for advertising, and pioneered amplified organ music in funeral parlors. Their light ray counting device counts passengers, customers, and cars per hour.
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Lloyd Brothers
Howard England
Wellington
Brothers and
Englands
Memorial Day Planning Session Held by General Committee
Members of the general committee met in the G A Road hall on Thursday evening to map Memorial Day services. Rev C W Record chaired. Mrs Rutheda Obriz served as permanent secretary. Lottow will deliver the Memorial Sunday address at the Congregational church. Col James C McDermott to marshal the day.
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G. A. Rd. Hall
Evehills
C.W. Record
Rutheda Obriz
Lottow
Church of Christ
Congregatiorel Church
James C
George Hawk
Matt
John Stacey
George Hios
Fd Wise
Senera House
Ernest Ohney
Latin Club Hosts Acuity and Student Members Event
Last evening in the high school gymnasium the 3 PQ oR club and honorary Latin club hosted students and members. Walter Anderson’s orchestra provided music for a program featuring a modern integration of the Judgment of Paris by club members and an original club song. Committee members included Harold Jackson, Harry Sorensen, and Charles Ensign with Jeanette Gissin, Virginia Ucott, Stuart Wea and Leonard Barker among others.
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Walter Anderson
Elut
Harold Jacksom
Har. Sorensen
Charles Ensigr
Albert Carpente
Ottomen Giuilta
Vorsii Mitl Uaailae Neranin
Loaotrerorks
Wort Preston
Donela Sar Rachard Beroer
Philip Death
Emme Farner
Virgina Gort
Ralphoy
Deannecte Grissingor
Adelbers Knapp
Is Mee Acernell
Argery Young
Mrs Arto Smith Hosts Birthday Evening
Mrs Arto Smith entertained a crowd of relatives Thursday night at her home for the $2¢h birthdas of her husband. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Hegsie and Mrs Gesa Hesgie along with several Elsha residents.
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Arto Smith
James Hegsie
Gsea Hesgie
Osear Nhain
Maude Hull
Dorothy Suchs
Elsha
Tom Smith
L. H. Rugg
Bridge results from Ramser's Grille Thursday evening
Four tables played duplietic contract bridge at Ramser's Grille. In North South Vern Lanning and William Bennett tied for first with 31 points, while Robert Walden and John Greenfield Jr. were second with 31. Downey and Delano Beers took third with 39.5, Ferrell and Rice were fourth with 27.5. East West saw Ant Hiner and Harry Wagner win, Allen Branson and John Greenfield Jr. scored 29.5, Laundon and Warren 5, and Ramee and Hewes 25.5. Next tourney set for next Thursday. entrants asked to file names at the Grille.
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Ramser’s Grille
Vern Lanning
William Bennett
Robert Walden
John Greenfield, Jr
Dr. Downey
Delano Beers
Donald Ferrell
Harold Rice
Ant Hiner
Harry Wagner
Allen Branson
H. G. Laundon
Albert Warren
Henry Ramee
E. L. Hewes
Methodist class social honors new members at Herrick
Fifty members of the Home builders' class of the Methodist church met Thursday evening in the Herrick auditorium for a social and business session. A covered dish supper followed, the Musical Kindergarten directed by Mrs. Roy McCormack performed, and a one act play The Bug Man was presented by Mrs. Dorothy Elliott Mr. Burl Carmen and Mrs E L Henes. Games and contests then concluded the evening as the class welcomed Mr and Mrs Ross Ohney as new members.
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Methodist Church
Herrick Auditorium
Roy McCormack
Dorothy Elliott
Burl Carmen
E. L. Henes
Welome
Ross Ohney
Lt Governor J H Page Schedule for Ohio Kiwanis Week
Lt Governor J H Page of the ith Ohio Kiwanis district has a busy week ahead. He meets with Kenmore Kiwanis on Tuesday, visits Barberton Wednesday, speaks at Medina Thursday, and plans Friday with the Wel- group.
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J.H. Page
Ith
Ohio Kiwanis District
Arrertors
Kenmore Kiwanis Club
Barberton
Medina
Kent inter-city Kiwanis meeting alters local schedule
The Kent Kiwanis club will attend the inter-city meeting in Kent. No Kiwanis meeting will be held locally this week due to the Kent gathering.
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Ington Kiwanis
Kent
Last Hi Times Issue Distributes Last Edition
The final issue of the Hi Times went out yesterday, marking the newspaper's last distribution. No further editions will be produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Times
Rockne 65 Sedan Wins Steep Hill Test Near Los Angeles
In a California hill climb near Mulholland Hill Detroit mid April test, a Rockne 65 sedan with five passengers outperformed two rival cars of equal weight. All cars started together. the Rockne pulled ahead to within a quarter mile of the nearest rival and climbed faster, even with four occupants aboard.
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Detroit
Mid
California
Mulhollang Hill
Los Angeles
Rockne
Sprits Annual Underway as Group Gretries Host Event
Work has begun on the spirits annual event with group gretries taken this week. A science of the mi is noted in early coverage, outlining preparations and themes for the gathering.
New Auto Sets and Budget Radios Highlight Saturday Page
The issue touts the latest Auto Sets with two main parts and easy installation from General Electric at 54.95, plus a small four tube set with metal case at 12.95. A walnut cabinet adds 19.95, and a higher model 29.95. a Hawaiian style guitar with extended chords is promoted with learning lessons available from twenty teachers. An electric refrigerator returned by a customer is offered under half price and the Majestic model at 89.50 is featured as a bargain.
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General Electric Co
Majestic
Day's Hardware Announces 27th Annual Paint Demonstration
Day's Hardware invites customers to the 27th annual B. P. S. paint demonstration in Cleveland. Special attention to this paint is promised with free samples and expert help on paint problems, prices, and estimates.
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Cleveland
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