Ohio Legion To Elect Today As Convention Nears Close
Ohio American Legion delegates near the end of their th annual convention in Columbus as officers are chosen including a state commander race between Eli Jensen and James V. Suler with Robert Roberts withdrawing to back Suler. Other actions include discipline rules for insignia use and support for veterans’ employment and traffic regulation reforms. Divorce actions in Lorain and Cleveland were filed today, plus court judgments and foreclosures in Lorain and Youngstown. A large parade drew about 150000 spectators with winners in a saluting contest and a Sidney glee club claiming a state title.
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Columbus
Ohio American Legion
Sam H. Cobb
Eli Jensen
Springfield
James V. Suler
Cleveland
Robert Roberts
Youngstown
Sur
Cancimmati
Davey
Martin L. Davey
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
Sandusky
American Legion
Milo Warner
Toledo
Ohio
Women's Auxiliary of the Legion
H. E. Simpson
Barberton
Walter Beckley
Mlansfield
Harry Lundgren
Columbia City
E. A. Dull
Ohio City
Freed Baas
Ernest Giffin
Bellaire
Jacob Humenick
Canton
Thane Shaw
Mansfield
Sidney
Wellington candidates file for non partisan caucus
Nineteen candidates had filed by 9 a m for Wellington village and township offices to be chosen August 27 at the town hall. Mayor E B Lehman sought re election. Village clerk candidates were John Duff and Wilbur Sutliff. Frank Andys filed for village treasurer. Council candidates include Franklin M Jones Guy Phelps Theodore M Pfeiffer Frank Murray C L Hill Frank Obrig and R J Fortney. Bill Eberhardt sought village marshal. Board of Public Affairs candidates are C J Battles A R Branson and William Bennett. Township clerk candidate L W Banning and constable Fred Serman also filed. School board has two candidates L W McConnell and J Howard Page. Maren Soerengen died in Tresterborg Denmark at 499 with no prior doctor.
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Wellington
EB. R. Lehman
John Duff
Wilbur Sutliff
Frank Andyus
Franklin M. Jones
Guy Phelps
Theodore M. Pfeiffer
Frank Murray
C. L. Hill
Frank Obrig
R. J. Fortney
William
Bill) Eberhardt
Board of Public Affairs
C. J. Battles
A. R. Branson
William Bennett
L. W. Banning
Fred Serman
L. W. McConnell
J. Howard Page
Oberlin Cub Scouts swim at Elyria YMCA outing
A group of Oberlin Cub Scouts with Scoutmaster John Echko and former den chief Charles Dudley enjoyed an afternoon swim yesterday at the Elyria Y M C A. Notable attendees included Richard Slater Jimmie Powers Stanley Smith Edwin Alflen Jimmie Rowe and Arthur Dudley with many businessmen expected to attend.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin
Elyria Y. M. C. A
John Echko
Charles Dudley
Richard Slater
Jimmie Powers
Stanley Smith
Edwin Alflen
Jimmie Rowe
Arthur Dudley
Picnic Plans for Lorain County Children's Home Event
Complete plans are set for the annual picnic for Lorain County Children's Home children. The Oberlin Business Men's club and Oberlin Automobile club sponsor the Wednesday event at Ruggles Beach, Lake Erie. Committees include Sports Edward West Dinner W D Hobbs Prizes H A Pfaff Grove Arrangements H F Smith Transportation J N Stone. A 9 29 departure from Oberlin will take the children for a full day at the lake. Stores in Oberlin will close in the afternoon.
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Lorain County
Ruggles Beach
Lake Erie
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Oberlin Automobile Club
Edward West
W. D. Hobbs
H. A. Pfaff
Grove
H. F. Smith
J. N. Stone
Oberlin
Favorite Jelly and Canning Recipes Sought by Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to submit practical economical canning preserving and jelly recipes. Weekly winners receive one dollar and selected recipes will be published each Tuesday. Submissions judged on practicality economy timeliness and usefulness to housewives.
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Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Lonely Hungry Dog Story at Dolbeck Home
Peter Dolbeck of Taylor Street Amherst was jailed on a contempt charge after failing to notify authorities that his dog remained in the house. Two days of hunger led the dog to wail loudly, prompting deputies to remove the animal to the garage and feed it while Dolbeck awaits a hearing in Lorain County jail.
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Peter Dolbeck
Taylor Street
Amherst
Lorain County
Dolbeck
Local Moose To Hear Membership Director
A Moose lodge meeting is scheduled for tomorrow evening at the club rooms on Second Street at 7 p m. E L King exalted ruler reports S J Boyd membership director of the Moose organization Mooseheart will speak. After the business session refreshments will be served.
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Moose Lodge
Second Street
E. L. King
S. J. Boyd
Moose Organization of
Mooseheart
Lorain Boy Among Contest Winners
Phillip Hemenick of Lorain High School was named a winner in the annual Poppy Poster Contest among Ohio school children. Winners were announced today by the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion.
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Phillip Hemenick
Lorain High School
Ohio
Women’s Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Community school sports day events and schedules
The text lists divisions and events for boys and girls across multiple schools Edison Allen Hamilton and McKinley including races relays ball throws and crafts. It notes softball playoff games scheduled for tomorrow at 9 30 o clock with Hamilton Juniors vs McKinley Juniors and Allen Seniors vs Hamilton Seniors.
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Farmer In the Dell
London Bridge
McKinley
Hamilton
Edison
Alien
Bauer
Allen
Troxel Workers Honor First Picnic at Crystal Beach
About 300 Troxel Company employees and their families will attend the first annual picnic at Crystal Beach Saturday. The event runs from 9 a.m. to night with contests worth 500 dollars, including baseball, races, swimming, a bathin g beauty contest judged by city officials, and an amateur theatre. Transportation is provided by three Lake Shore Electric cars, 8:30 a.m. from Elyria and 6 p.m. return, followed by dancing.
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Crystal Beach
Troxel Company
B. Brodrick
Dim Armitage
Broderick
Pires
Armitage
E. J. Standard
Ed, Notoy
Frank Walend
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Walend
Armitare
Lake Shore
Elyria
Brodrick
Whistles Adopted to Aid Lorain County Adult Blind
Lorain County adults who are blind receive whistles from Farmers' Supply Company and white canes with red tips from the Lorain Lions Club to improve safety at crossings. The WPA Blind Class at Washington school urges public cooperation and notes plans for a seeing eye dog trained in Paterson, New Jersey. Regular Monday meetings from 1:30 to 4:30 pm invite interested helpers for rehabilitation efforts.
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Lorain County
Elyria
WPA
Washington School
Farmers’ Supply Company
Lorain Lions Club
Paterson
N. J
Relief Workers Plan Picnic At Wayside Inn
Relief Workers Local No. 1 of Elyria will hold its regular meeting at 7:30 PM in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall. Tonight the group will finalize plans for its third annual picnic set for Saturday at Wayside Inn on the Oberlin Road with merchandise prizes donated by merchants and individuals. The committee urged strong turnout.
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Relief Workers Local No. 1
Elyria and
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wayside Inn
Oberlin Road
Loud Locomotive Whistles Protested by West Side Residents
West Side residents near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad urge locomotive courtesy after loud whistle blasts near Lake Avenue crossing. Councilwoman Anna Kennedy cites unsettling noise. Councilman Frank Henke calls noisy engines Whistle Hounds. Leonard Fowls adds trolley noises. council to send letters to rail officials requesting calmer approach.
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West Side
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Anna Kennedy
Lake Avenue Crossing
Frank Henke
Leonard Fowls
W. E. B. Notley
Railroad
Missing Children Report Sparks Sheriff Inquiry
The sheriff's department was alerted last evening that three local children, Richard Woy 14 Emily Woy 16 and Velma Green 14, left their Nichale Block home at 11 p m with $15 to $20 between them. Richard is about five feet tall and 90 pounds, Emily five feet three inches and 100 pounds, Velma five feet tall and 90 pounds.
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Green Girl
Elyria Firm Files Ohio Incorporation For Studebaker Chemical
The Studebaker Chemical Company of Elyria qualifies as an Ohio corporation with today’s Columbus filing, moving from Delaware. Capital investment is $50,090 with Samuel Deutsch, Violet Munz, and Mary Molner as incorporators. E. M. Williams serves as general manager. The firm, engaged in rust proof materials and commercial paint, operates in Elyria.
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Studebaker Chemical Company
Columbus
Delaware Corporation
Samuel Deutsch
Violet Munz
Mary Molner
E. M. Williams
Porte Ladies Aid to Meet Wednesday
The La Porte Ladies Aid will hold a general aid meeting at Mrs. C. M. Johnson’s home on Wednesday starting with a luncheon at noon. Members should bring lunch and table service. The afternoon session will feature the quarterly report and an election of officers. A program has been arranged.
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la Porte Ladies’ Aid
C. M. Johnson
Mayor Ford to appeal removal order in Waverly case
Earl D. Parker of Waverly, counsel for the mayor, said the removal order would be appealed. He said Mayor Ford first would seek a new trial, then, if overruled, take the case to the court of appeals. Ford was renominated on the Democratic ticket at last week’s municipal primary.
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Earl D. Parker
Waverly
Ford
Court of Appeals
Stolen Auto Recovered Near Kipton
Deputy sheriffs located an abandoned vehicle on Route 393 near Kipton. The car, owned by Dr. Alfred D. Giebst of Ada, Ohio, had been stolen from Ada. It is held in a Kipton garage awaiting Ada authorities to retrieve it.
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Kipton
Alfred D. Giebst
Ada. O
Ada
House Sends 25 Million Flood Control Bill to Conference
Washington August 17 the house sent to conference with the senate the Whittington 25,000,000 flood control bill for project work on the Ohio and Mississippi river basins in connection with flood control programs.
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Washington
Tha House
Senate
Whittington
Ohio
Mississippi
Typhoid cases rise in Lorain as two more suspected
Lorain reports three confirmed typhoid cases traced to raw milk with two additional suspected cases under surveillance at the health office of Dr. Walloyd Adair. Victims include Eugene Clark, Nick Puma, and Rev. Herbert Weler. Elyria lists no cases yet but warns cautious optimism after vacation season.
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Lorain
DOW
Walloyd Adair
Elyria
G. EB. French
French
Adair
Eugene Clark
Idaho Avenue
Nick Puma
Long Avenue
Herbert Weler
Cornell Place
English Lutheran Church
Deaths of Mrs. Sarah Iddings and William Miller in Elyria region
Death notices report Mrs. Sarah Iddings 91 of Ruggles Ohio died at her daughter's Ashland home. Survivors include two more daughters thirteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday in Ashland with arrangements to be announced. Frank Miller 65 or 62? passed away at his Elyria home after a long residence in the area. He was a retired stone mason and Baptist Church member. Survived by wife Katie daughter Claressa Tait three granddaughters and three great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at First Baptist Church with burial at Ridgenhill Memorial Park.
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Sarah Iddings
Ruggles
Ohio
G. C. Earth
Ashland
Iddings
W. C. Walker
Elyria
Earth
Walker
William Futrall
Lorain
Frank Miller
Frank Miler
Courtland Street
Mr Miller
Henrietta
Wisconsin
First Baptist Church of
Woodman Lodge
Kattie
Clarissa Tait
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
First Baptist Church
H. K. Finley
Ridgenhill Memorial Park
Japan's stance tests neutrality law impact on China aid
The article argues that Japan's claim of protecting nationals under a potential China war risks triggering neutrality law embargoes on Chinese war supplies and endangering Morgenthau's loan stability. It asserts the real danger lies in American nationals and troops in war zones, not staying purely isolationist.
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Japan
China
United States
Market reports from Cleveland and Toledo include price listings
Markets show live poultry with hens heavy 22 to 25 cents and Leghorn varieties. potatoes from Long Island to Oregon reds prices per 100 pounds. cattle and sheep receipts with values for steers, heifers, and lambs. grain notes for wheat, corn, oats. homegrowers market offers Apples, beans, cabbage, tomatoes, peppers, melons. Toledo grain closes with prices for wheat, corn, oats. dairy reports for butter and eggs. overall market steady with varied receipts and price ranges.
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Cleveland
Krade
Long Island
West Virginia
New Jersey
Ohlo New Cobblers
Oregon Reds
Idaho Bakers
Washington
Cleserand Lilestock
Kood FlLurg Ls.ee
Parywyard
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Ohio Legion
Helen Gall
Michael Gall
Sarah Babb
Bernard Babb
Frank Scott
Louis Heidrich
Philip Davis
George Novak
John Golowingki
Maren Soerengen
Tresterborg
Denmark
Esther Wood
Professor St
Alfred C. Schlesinger
Morgan Street
Allen Hospital
Rebekah Aid Society
Perry Walls
Union Street
A. R. Stevens
Freedonia
N. Y
E. A. Stevens
North Park Street
Florence Vogel
Euclid. O
J. 5. Rosecrans
North Pleasant Street
Eda Hoeh
Leila
Lenora Scarlett
Shenandoah Valley
North
South Carolina
North Carolina
Washington, D. C
Hazel Hipp
Marilyn
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York State
Ralph Custer
Coussin
Paul Hovey
Eva Guide
Elmwood Place
West Lorain Street
Bluebird
Central Brand
Fagie
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Lorain Boy
Elyria Company
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court St. Alorain
Mrs. Sarah Iddings
Royals Eldotread A
Rpry Co
Tut Atters
New York
Elytian
Sandy
Ave
Central
Lima
Peck
Rochester
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Po-Co-Tan
Lake Ave
Coats
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