Recommendations Made On Boilers In Schools Here
James F Brown presented a list of boiler recommendations to the Elyria board. Inspectors found no unsafe conditions and most recommendations are already complied with or will be as funds allow. Major items called for replacement at Roosevelt and McKinley. replacements delayed by finances.
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Elyria
Board of Education
James F Brown
Brown
Roosevelt
McKinley
Jaix
Galion Man Endorsed by Fifth District Legion Group
Local sources report Galion man Galion endorsed by the Fifth District American Legion organization for Aug SL PR acting as attorney Matt Mosbacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galion
Artorney
Matt Mosbacher
Galon
Fifth District
American Legion Organi
Epworth League Institute Opens in Northwest Ohio
The 20th annual North West Ohio Epworth League Institute opened with 1308 students enrolled. District registrations ran Akron 353 Canton 287 Cleveland 147 Norwalk 167 Manefield 191 and Youngstown 136, with 37 faculty registered led by Dean Earle Brown of Akron. Opening enrollment in 1938 was 906.
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Lakeside
UPI
Northwest Ohio Epworth League Institute
Akron
Canton
Cleveland
Norwalk
Manefield
Youngstown
Earle Brown
Mansfield Gas Offer Rejected
Mansfield Ohio residents crowded the streets as the city council rejected unanimously a rate settlement offer from the Ohio Fuel Gas Company. Officials had approved the offer earlier, but public sentiment opposed the station for the office of vice commander of the Ohio American Sermion Selection. A selection will be made at the annual state meeting at Sardusky and Cedar Point, Aug 18 19 and 20.
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Mansfield
Aug
Ohio Fuel Gas
Counscalmen
Ation
Sardusky
Cedar Point
DAY BY DAY WAR HISTORY TWENTY YEARS ON
Fragmentary 1934 chronicle lists events from 1914 including Germany's colony Togoland seized by Britain, French advances into Alsace, and public reaction. It notes August 1745 ducking stool in England and 1828 UK locomotive tests, with scattered commentary on war outcomes and era milestones.
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Paris
Alsace-Lorraine
Alsace
Muhlhausen
Germany
Togoland
Ireland
Aiision
Gen Cule
Deaths and Notables From 1885 Column Remnants
On August 8 1885 James W Marshall the California gold discoverer died at 73 after years of poverty and fringe beliefs. Notable natives include Miles Osborn Buck Teasdale and Buck Collin with future figures in science surgery and cinema. Zodiac and astrology notes add context to birthdays.
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James W. Marshall
California
Gen Jobn
Sacramento
Marshal
Nelson A Miles
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Eugene Edward “Gene” Buck
American Society Composers, Authors & Publishers
Sara Teasdale
Sylvia Sidner
Kathleen Vorrigan
Colleen Moore
Pauline Lord
Patrick McCarran
Nevada
Avon Avon August & Rafer Wagner Enjoy Bell Isle Trip
Avon Avon August and Rafer Wagner Homer Jameson Ean Fitch and Howard Wire enjoyed a trip to Bell Isle Detroit Tuesday Mr and Mrs Edwin Pickering of Cleveland spent Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Pickering Miss Evelyn Wehling accompanied by Elyria friends left on Monday for the Worlds Fair Mr and Mrs John Jameson and Miss Donia Jameson motored to Cedar Point Sunday Charles Mohl of Portsmouth visited the past few days at the home of Mrs Hattie Peak Mrs Mohl and Charles Jr who have been visiting here for several weeks returned home with him Mr and Mrs Williams and daughter June Mr and Mrs Alfred Walker and Marjorie Walker and Mrs Harold Smith Betty and Howard left Wednesday morning to attend the Walker reunion at Coldwater Michigan Mr and Mrs Edward Herbert were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs M G Roe of Elyria Saturday evening The weekly Prayer meeting of the Baptist church will be held in the church dining room Thursday evening at o clock Mrs Joseph Forthofer Jr was hostess to members of the Charm Club at her home Tuesday afternoon Bridge was the pastime of the afternoon Prizes were awarded to Mrs Paul Stokes Mrs Walter Rauscher and Mrs Louis Dechant A light luncheon was served
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AVON
Rafer Wagner
Homer Jameson
Ean Fitch
Howard Wire
Bell Isle
Devtort
Edwin Pickering
Cleveland
Robert Pickering
Evelyn Wehling
Elyria
John Jameson
Donia Jameson
Cedar Point
Charles Mohl
Portsmouth
Hattie Peak
Mohl
Charles, Jr
Williars
June
Alfred Walker
Marjore Walker
Harold Smith
Betty
Howard
Coldwater
Michigan
Edward Herbert
M G Roe
The
Baptist Church
Joseph Forthofer, Jr
Charm Club
Paul Stokes
Walter Rauscher
Louis Dechant
Two Men to Face Counterfeit Charge in Toledo
Lima Ohio August 3. Service agents moved Fred Woods 45 and Harry Compton 43 to Toledo for arraignment before a commissioner on charges of counterfeiting money in five twenty five and thirty nine cent denominations. Woods had recently served a term at Leavenworth Federal prison for stealing government property from the Lima Armory.
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Lima
Ilpi—Setier
Fred Woods
Harry Compton
Toledo
Woods
Leavenworth Federal
Readers Write Political Adverts Note Corrasive Claims
The letter cites Confederate and Union losses at Gettysburg as accurate, credits W T Sampson and W S Schler commanding at Santiago, mentions Robley Evans directing a torpedo boat flotilla detecting the Spanish fleet, and invites readers to submit questions or objections with a stamped return envelope for possible publication in THE READERS WRITE under copyright 1934 Central Press J. L J Triune, Teun My Association Inc.
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Gettysburg
W. T Sampson
W S. Schler
Santiago
Robley Evans
Central Press J. L J
Triune
Teun My Association Inc
Smith and the New York Panorama Lose a Quiet Luster
New York, August 8 A colorful portrait of Al Smith’s absence from the city’s social scene shows him no longer the constant presence that dominates Tammany Hall and Empire events. While rumors swirl about his motives, his retreat to a Connecticut estate and selective outings with friends mark a shift in the celebrity landscape as newspapers note the changing balance of power and public persona.
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New York
New Yorker
al Smoth
Magian
Rg Fom
Mioujiks
Empire
Jimmy Walker
New York Panorama
Smith
Amos 'N
Social Scene and Show Biz Gossip from a 1934 Column
A brisk survey of New York entertainment circles notes Kate Smith’s rise from Broadway novelty to vaudeville fame and radio popularity. It mentions Steve Hannagan as a fixture with boxing stars and socialites, and references The Baw Street Journal’s foreign exchange whimsy.
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New York
Kate Smith
George White
Palace
Valhalla
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Good Fellowship
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Capt
Eddie, Reckkenbacker
Arr Ace
Tne
Baw Street Journal
Able Grazinsky
Yip Fow Ping
Wilfred
Sutton Place
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Warrefs
Lee’s Glass and Mirror Shop
Lodi St
Pol
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas
A.r.webber
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
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