Traveling Exhibit Of Interiors In Elyria Two Days
A two day traveling exhibit in Elyria opens Monday at 592 W Broad Street, showcasing interiors finished with Celotex came fiber insulation. West Side Lumber and Coal Company sponsors the display with designer F W Oram on site to advise owners on remodeling and cost savings under National Housing Act programs.
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West Side Lumber and Coal Company
Broad Street
F. W. Oram
United States
Mr. Oram
Elyria
New York
Madhatten Club
Anna Sten
Santa Monica
California
West Side Lumber & Coal Company
C. A. Persons
West Side Lumper and Coal Company
Elyrians Audition for Major Bowes Amateur Hour
Elyria musicians the Trumpteers Oliver Townsend William Lerech and Robert Lee with accompanist Jeannette Sheppard and Mrs Henry Townsend auditioned in New York City for Major Bowes Town Hall program and expect to perform Sunday evening on the National Broadcasting System show.
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Trumpteers
Oliver Townsend
William Lerech
Robert Lee
Jeannette Sheppard
Henry Townsend
New York City
Elyria
Town Hall
Dreamland to Open Mrs. Wiggs Film With Noted Cast
The Dreamland Theatre debuts a film adaptation of Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch opening tomorrow. Cast includes W. C. Fields ZaSu Pitts Evelyn Venable and Kent Taylor leading the lineup.
Gillette Orchestra at Crystal Beach Sunday
Jack Gillette and his NBC orchestra will headline Crystal Beach Ballroom Vermilion Sunday night. The ten‑man group, with blues singer Grace White, has become a popular local act and broadcasts on NBC via WTAM. The column notes a call for unity among brothers to begin with.
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Jack Gillette
NBC
Crystal Beach Ballroom
Vermilion
Grace White
WTAM
Wellington Nominates People's Party slate in primary
In Wellington on August 1, the People's Party held a nonpartisan primary nominating candidates for municipal offices. Mayor E. R. Lehman won reelection hopes with 494 votes amid 10 opponents. Village clerk John Duff led 261 votes, treasurer Frank Andrus 477, marshal William Eberhardt 357, and six council nominees included C. L. Hill with 499 and Char L. Omerard with 792. Board of public officers nominees included William Bennett 657, A. R. Bornson 446, C. J. Battles 434. Township clerk L. V. Banning ran unopposed with 355. Trustee contenders were W. S. 448, W. H. Blancher 268, Coates 268, C. W. McAdoo 466, Fred Sherman 44, peace nominee Wagner 395 with L. A. Johaved 204. Education board members ran unopposed.
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Wellington
People's Party
E. R. Lehman
John Duff
Harry Allen
Harold Prosser
Frank Andrus
William Eberhardt
Marshal
Howard Evans
Council
F. M. Jones
Frank Murra
Guy Phelps
Frank Obrig
C. L. Hill
T. M. Pfeiffer
Char L. Omerard
Board of Public Officor
William Bennett
A. R. Bornson
C. J. Battles
L. V. Banning
W. S
W. H. Blanchre O. . Coates
C. W. McAdoo
Fred Sherman
Wagner
L. A. Johaved
Rotas
Ai Andrews
Cay] Townsend
Board of Education
Complaint Against Lorain Relief Administration Emerges
Miss Lillian DammLorain county relief workers Mrs William Ashbolt and Mrs Loren Voorhies complained to county commissioners about relief cuts. Dog Warden Lee Minkler found four adults and seven children with only berries to eat, revealing a family on county relief at 54 a month now reduced to 25 by Carl Wiegand, who oversees soldiers relief in Lorain. The board asked the soldiers relief commission to meet Monday afternoon.
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Lorain
Relief Commission
Board of
Lillian Damm
William Ashbolt
Loren Voorhies
Earie Duncan
Lee Minkler
Miss Damm
Carl Wiegand
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Justice Court Case Delayed By Marriage
Justice Preston Coon was to hear a non support charge against Mathew Meecha of Elyria when a couple asked to marry. The ceremony proceeded with Michael Guba Jr and Elsie Demehik of Lorain becoming Mr and Mrs Guba. Meecha’s case continued to September 21 in hopes of settlement.
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Preston Coon
Mathew Meecha
Elyria
Michael Guba, Jr
Elsie Demehik
Lorain
Eaton Jolly Sports Club Plans Weiner Roast
Business and pleasure mixed at Eaton Jolly Sports Four-H Club meeting. A base ball game and business session were held, and plans were made for a weiner roast at the lake soon. The next meeting is set for August 28.
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Eaton Jolly Sports Four-H Club
Courtland divorces and suits filed in Elyria court
Mildred Smith of Elyria sues Eugene Smith for divorce on gross neglect after their marriage last February. Kathryn Weesly seeks divorce from William Weekly from their 1917 marriage for gross neglect. Bertha Gibson sues Carl Gibson for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Mabel Shrover divorced Rose Shrover. she resumes Maiden name Mabel Davis. Helen Weaver divorces John Weaver on gross neglect. Katherine Horning seeks divorce from George Horning, married 1931, on extreme cruelty. Oberlin Savings Bank sues Julia Meamford et al for 2133 dollars, Clarence Wood et al for 114 dollars, Lee H. Mandeville et al for 4309 dollars, Orlena Retta et al for 2968 dollars. foreclosure sought. Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company sues Gust Kolinski et al for 3140 dollars. Elyria property foreclosure asked.
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Mildred Smith
Elyria
Eugene Smith
Kathryn Weesly
William Weekly
Bertha Gibson
Carl Gibson
Mabel Shrover
Rose Shrover
Guy 5. Findley
Mabel Davis
Oberlin Satings Bank
Common Pleas Court
Julia Meamford
Clarence Wood
Lee H. Mandeville
Orlena Retta
The
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Gust Kolinski
Seward Appointed to State District Control Office
Robert Seward a Lorain Democrat and former service director was named to lead a district liquor enforcement office in Youngstown covering Mahoning Trumbull Columbiana Jefferson and Ashtabula counties announced today by state enforcement chief Al Humphries per Columbus dispatches
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Robert Seward
Lorain
Equor
Youngstown
Mahoning
Trumbull
Columbiana
Jefferson
Ashtabula
al Humphries
Columbus
Lorain Man to Be Arraigned Wednesday
Kent Lorain, a former savings and loan official, is to be arraigned before Judge Gur B. Findley on Wednesday for failure to comply with parole terms. He was paroled after a guilty finding for obtaining a signature under false pretenses, with restitution of about $4,000 promised to John Baker and to Independent Savings and Loan. Prosecutor Howard Butler notes restitution has not been made as promised.
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Kent Lorain
Savings and Loan Company
Gur B. Findley
Kent
Finley
John Baker
Independent Savings and Loan Company
Howard Butler
Robson Creamery reports theft of brass milk cupper and tools
A. J. Robson of Robson Creamery on Middle Avenue reported to police last evening that a brass milk copper and two pipe wrenches were stolen from the rear of the state building.
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A. J. Robson
Robson Creamery
Middle Avenus
Pension dispute splits board as Dunn pushes action
The board remains divided over pension policy with Dunn pressing a motion to challenge state guidance. Davidson, the calm member, backs the original plan to hire Mrs Brandt, while Shaw remains explosive in clashes. Nearby Medina County faces potential loss of the old age pension office if county lines resist state rules.
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Harry
Davidson
Brandt
Shaw
Dunning Shaw
Dunn
Berrodin
Medina County
State Department
Medina
Otfce
Former Elyria Man Returns To Manage Well Known Store
I. J. Barnard, previously in Elyria's hardware and farm implement trade for a decade, returns as manager of the Farm Implement Company in this city. He previously spent five years with the company here, and earlier work included Day's Hardware for five years. His career included five years as a traveling representative for the Bingham Company and later co ownership of a hardware store at North Olmsted, an interest he still retains.
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I. J. Barnard
Elyria
Barnard
Elvria
Day
Bingham Company
North Olmsted
Three men arraigned on new blasting charges
Adams pleads guilty while Rudolph Konecka and others enter not guilty pleas on warrants charging them with blasting the Avon tower. They are held on 10,000 bond on the charge, pending further disposition. Shariff Dick indicated additional arraignments may occur. Detectives and sheriff conducted weeks of investigation. Cincinnati officials say Leonard Tailoring Co workers will return to work Monday after a conference granting a substantial pay increase, a 36 hour week and time and a half for overtime.
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Weapneencanse Os
Rudolph Konecka
Avon Tower
Adams
Preston Coon
Shariff Dick
Winkerson
Janidla
Pinkerton
Cincinnati. O
Leonard Tailoring Co
Ulion
Woman to be questioned over downtown thefts
A local woman will be questioned Monday by police regarding thefts from downtown stores after a five and ten cent store manager spotted her taking items and alerted authorities. Two stray cows found near Buckeye Street sheep stable. owner can claim with Charlie Wise. William Evans of 121 Parkview Court jailed on intoxication charge and to be tried later. Ross Wagner, 18, Mt. Union College sophomore, died at City Hospital from a broken neck suffered in a shallow Lake Stafford dive on July 31. condition had improved before deteriorating last week.
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Broad Street
Charlie Wise
Buckeye Street
Wise
William Evans
Parkview Court
Death of Mrs Philip Davis at 801 Foster Avenue
Mrs Philip Davis aged about mid seventies died in Cleveland Clinic yesterday at 3 30 after a three month illness. A longtime Elyria resident she left behind her husband and five children all at home. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 00 PM from Deutsch Funeral Home in Cleveland.
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Philip Davis
Foster Avenue
Cleveland Clinic
Davis
Elyria
Deutsch Funeral Home
Cleveland
Oberlin Memorial Service for Dr. George W. Andrews
In Oberlin Ohio aug 17 the memory of Dr George W Andrews long time Oberlin Conservatory faculty member will be honored by piano selections from unpublished manuscripts performed by Gordon Farndell under guidance of Laure Yeamans. A moment of silent meditation will mark his memory. Lucile Stuart will speak on the Ethiopian Situation at 6 15 p m. Public invited to attend services.
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Oberlin
Ohio
George W. Andrews
Oberlin Conservatory
M. E. Caurch
Andrews
Honolulu
Gordon Farndell
Laure
Yeamans
Aelf
Myr
Farndell
Lucile Stuart
Oberlin Graduates Wed In California
Miss Magda von Wenck daughter of Mr and Mrs W von Wenck of Piedmont South Carolina and William C Biel son of Mr and Mrs W Biel of Granite City Illinois wed July 29 in Carmel California Both are Oberlin graduates Katherine von Wenck Oberlin faculty was maid of honor Jack Adams San Jose Oberlin graduate was best man They will live in Palo Alto California where Biel has a Stanford University psychology fellowship
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Magda von Wenck
W. ¥. von Wenck
Piedmont
S. C
William C. Biel
W. Biel
Granite City
Carmel
California
Oberlin
Katherine von Wenck
Oberlin College
Jack Adams
San José
Biel
Palo Alto
Cal
Stanford University
Sermon by Dr. Ferguson at East Oberlin Church
Rev William Duncan Ferguson a Canadian born scholar and Oberlin College graduate will speak at morning services Sunday August 18 at East Oberlin Church He earned a PhD from University of Chicago in 1906 and once taught in the Bible department at Pacific University Forest Grove Oregon He resides at 89 South Professor Street Oberlin.
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William Duncan Ferguson
East Oberlin
Ferguson
Canada
Oberlin College
Graduate School of Theology
University of Chicago
Biale
Pacific University
Forest Grove
Oregon
South Professor Street
Oberlin
Ethiopia Day Observed By Mt Zion Baptist Church
Mt Zion Baptist Church joins the nation and world in observing Ethiopia Day this Sunday August 18 at the 11200 o clock service with a sermon titled Ethiopia stretches forth her hands and at 730 Peace in the Land The P U has its guest in attendance and speaks at the event
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Mt. Zion
Revival of Blue Eagle Bill Pressed in House Action
Washington August 17 efforts from administration sources aimed to finish congressional action on a Walsh bill to revive the NRA Blue Eagle. The measure requires government contracts go to firms observing NRA wage and hour standards and has already cleared the Senate. It is regarded as a Roosevelt must. Congress is expected to stay in session until passage.
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Washington
House
NRA
Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
State Willing To Pay Half Of Cost Of Improvement
The State Highway Department will cover 50 percent of the cost to improve South Broadway in Lorain and the county will contribute 11,450 toward the project. The city of Lorain would pay the remaining balance, discussed at a meeting of state highway officials and county commissioners. The city may face about 25,000 for its share to extend Broadway from the city limits to 28th street, with total costs around 35,000. Ault cited a higher estimate for extending to 17th street, but that 221,000 figure was deemed too large for consideration. Fire destroyed Buckeye Egg Crate Co. in Cleveland, loss about 15,000.
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Broadway
28Th Street
A. Ault
17Th Street
Cleveland
Buckeye Egg Crate Co
Aviation legends Post and Rogers mourned as era ends
Post, famed for two around the world flights, died testing stratosphere experiments. Congress sought to buy the Winnie Mae for Smithsonian. Rogers, known for stage and film roping, received a posthumous engineering medal. Estate values cited, widow to receive Winnie Mae proceeds. Post left fortunes reinvested in aviation.
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Tor Rowe Bee An
Post
United States Senate
House
Smithsonian Institute
St. Louis
Spirit of
Rogers
Winnie Mae
Congress
Harold Gatty
Market prices and grain bids across regions and crops
Market valuations from the Exchange list wheat and corn prices by bushel and mill feeds by the ton. No. 2 yellow corn at 14 to 16 cents, No. 2 red wheat around 87 cents, and hay prices for Timothy and alfalfa noted along with oats, straw, and mill products. Also includes Toledo grain figures and Chicago cash quotations with egg and butter quotes and a report on Arctic plane crash aftermath and salvage prospects.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
S Dept of Agriculture
Bliss
Idaho
U. S
Idaho Triumphs
U.S
U. S&s
Maryland Cobb
Timothy Sered
Plane crash on Alaska flight ends perilous search mission
The narrative follows Rogers and Post en route from Fairbanks toward Point Barrow, lost in fog over a river. They dine with Eskimos after work on a missing engine, while a swift plane sinks in shallow water. Crosson faces a hazardous return crossing barren terrain toward Fairbanks, Dawson, the Yukon, and Skagway to reach Alaska's capital.
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Crosson
Rogers
Post
Fairbanks
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Skagway
Alaska
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Brotherhood of Man
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Wjay Nott
Newell Cocktail Room
Newell Hotel
Plan Weiner
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Court Street
Helen Weaver
John Weaver
Guy B. Findley
Katherine Horning
George Horning
Seward
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
M. E. Church
Dr. Andrews
J. A. Parke
Elden
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Betty
Margaret Ann
Montpelier
Ind
Madge Whitney
North Park Street
Will Whitner
South Pleasant Street
Tracy Peck
Averill Park
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Wanda Powers
Rita Rovers
Elsie Avery
Kathleen Rosecrans
Evelyn Hallauer
Mary Gladys -Waldecker
Betty Rogers
Roger Rogers
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Bert Gibson
West Lorain Street
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Mary White
Buffalo, N. X
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Bobbie
P. C. Solegrove
Wolfe Island
St. Lawrence River
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Ohio State University
Dr. Ferguson
Ethiopia
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Lake Ava
Blue Eagle
Péomla
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Turner
Lorain County Company
Lorain County
Boston
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Army Signal Corps
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Henri Wgriest
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Blue Bird
Eos
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American Auto
Cincinnati
Karl W. Plocher General AG
Lorain County Bank B. Ald
American Automobile Insurance Companies
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