Elyria Board approves four changes in school administration
Four changes in Elyria schools were approved at a special meeting. E. D. Adams resigns as assistant principal of Elyria High and becomes a regular teacher. J. D. Severs of Columbus is hired as Adams new assistant principal. F. A. Dunthimer becomes principal of the Jefferson Junior High School. H. Glenn Baxter becomes assistant high school principal at Washington School. Miss Abbie Batch is granted a one year leave of absence due at home duties.
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Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
E. D. Adams
Elyria High School
Adamis
J.D. Severs
Columbus
Adams
North High School
Mansfield
Wheeling and Clarksburg
W. Va
Ohio State University
F. A. Dunthimer
Washington
Jefferson
H. Glenn Baxter
Franklin School
Abbie Batch
Anther
Jafferson School
Flour shipment from Tecumseh to Elyria expected
A Red Cross cater received word that another car of flour will be shipped from Tecumseh Michigan. A L Werner, chairman, announced today that the flour may reach Elyria by Monday and be available for distribution on Tuesday if it arrives as planned. A definite announcement will be made Monday.
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Red Cross
Tecumseh
Michigan
A. L. Werner
Elyria
Hunt Two Men In Robberies Near Wellington
Sheriff and deputies search for two men seen near four Wellington area homes robbed Wednesday. Burglaries linked to those men as description leads. Victims include Herbert Hawley, Donald Hawley, Benjamin Booth, and C F Rider. Also report of alleged confession in Atterholt murder case in Newton Falls trial.
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Wellington
Clarence Adems
Herbert
Donald Hawley
Benjamin Booth
F. Rider
Warren
Ralph Atterholt
Marshal Scott Vasbinder
Newton Falls
Atterholt
No Independent Candidacy Planned in Ohio Races
Columbus Aug 26 The organized cities of Ohio have decided not to field independent candidates for governor US senator and congressman at large to oppose the major party nominees. Rumors of W O Thompson entering the race as a dry candidate for US senator were denied. Dry forces plan to back dry candidates for Congress and the legislature to combat repeal efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
United States
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
U. S
Drys
Robert J. Burxley
Gilbert Bettman
Buikley
Bettman
Thompson
Congress
Dr. & P. McNaught
Ohio Anti- Saloon League
Local Corps In Moose Parade Opens Elyria Drum Feature
Cleveland will host Moose convention activities this evening with Elyria drum and bugle corps taking a place in the parade. The event serves as the closing feature for the gathering, drawing Moose from Elyria Lorain and surrounding county areas.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain
Missing youth Jack Crowell sought by police
Police were asked to locate Jack Crowell, 15, who left his home at 1620 Middle Avenue with his step father Curtiss Seeley around 10:30 p m yesterday. He may have gone to his grandparents in Fremont or to his father in Detroit.
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Jack Crowell
Middle Avenue
Curtiss Seeley
Fremont
Detroit
Ball Player Suffers Severe Leg Injury in Uneventful Play
George Pritchard aged 29 of 563 West Third Street sustained a fracture of both bones in the lower leg while playing ball about 4 30 yesterday. He was treated at Memorial hospital. In Wooster, W A Balls reported a spare tire and wheel stolen from his car at the rear of the Newell Hotel.
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George Pritchard
West Third Street
Memorial Hospital
W. A. Balls. Wooster
Newell Hotel
Court actions and suits in Lorain area docket
Guilty plea for Rudolph Parkovich on concealed weapons awaited sentencing. Indiana Truck Co vs Red Arrow Trucking Co dismissed at plaintiff costs. Crooks Coal Co restraining order over a $96 judgment set for August 29 hearing. Abbott Walker Co seeks against Clyde Crooks over judgment dispute. Marg at Flaherty sues Glen Rogers Motor Co and Olds Motor Works for 3000 for injuries from faulty steering. Trene Cretlath sues City of Lorain for 10000 after a swing broke at Oakwood Park July 22. Juanita G Jones vouches grand larceny over $100 loss near Kipton. Western Reserve Finance Co awarded 427 against Wade Williams.
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Crooks Coal Company
W. B. Thompson
Abbott Walker Company, Incorporated
Clyde C. Crooks
Coal Company
Margaret Flaherty
Lorain
Glen Rogers Motor Company
Elyria
Olds Motor Works
Cleveland
Trene Cretlath
Oakwood Park
County crowd pushes to end light service charge
A Penfield Junction protest meeting urged all to join the fight against the monthly service charge. Locals described experiences with the light company and debated refusing payment, while others warned disconnections at homes that do not pay. Committees were formed to represent consumers in hearings and to raise funds for the Columbus trip.
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Light Company
Othera
Anthony Carek
Penfield Junction
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
E. C. Hart
Hatton
Columbia Township
Belden School
Columbus
Joseph Gawn
E. C. Cotton
E. C. Wolf
Fred Crooks
C. A. Bemis
Wolf
Medine County
Ashtabula Harbor
Utilities Commission
Goel
Cleveland Illuminating Company
Reserve Power and Light Company
Ach
Comste
Colum- Us
Kiwanians Hear Lorain SanatoriumTuberculosis Problems
Dr H F Gammons of Pleasant View Sanatorium Amherst outlines Lorain County’s TB challenges at Kiwanis luncheon. He notes rising cases, needs for juvenile facilities and occupational therapy, argues schoolchild screening could cut future cases, and cites staggering per capita costs and current capacity strains.
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Lorain County
H. F. Gammons
Pleasant View
Amherst
Gammons
Kiwania
Gammong
75 People Attend Oberlin Democratic Picnic
In Oberlin on August 28, 75 guests attended the Oberlin Women's Democratic club picnic at Mrs. Charles Magruder's North Pleasant Street home. A six o'clock supper preceded an open-air program lit by Japanese lanterns and colored lights featuring Judge Lillian Westroon of Cleveland's Municipal Court as principal speaker, plus talks by County Democratic chairman Seward of Elyria and Oberlin precinct leader John Von Blum. Judy Sherrill entertained with songs. Out-of-town guests included families from Kin ton Henrietta Elyria Wooster Van Wert and more. The event also noted a summer band concert and various lodge and parish notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Women's Democratic Club
Charles Magruder
North Pleasant Street
Lillian Westroon
Cleveland
Seward
Elyria
Democratic
John von Blum
Judy Sherrill
H. B. Cook
John Webber
Kinton
Cothe
Henrietta Judge Conway
Charles Conway
Shibley
Evelyn Walton
Wooster
Hughes
van Wert
Barricklow
Charles
Lyls Rockwood
I. D. Barricklow
Smithfield
Ohio
Virginia Jewel
Helen Richards
East College Street
Grace Morgan
Vermilion-on the-Lake
Charles Weeks
Richard
Sugar Creek
William Hargraves
Cincinnati
Hargraves
Philip Thomas
North Main Street
George Brown
St. Louis
H. F. Smith
Doris Peabody
the Humane Society
Don. Morrison
Leipzig
Germany
Conservatory
Morrisan
Lakeside
Aliie Thrall
Washington, D. C
W. A. Heusner
West College Street
Delaware
Hoover economic conference set to foster central committees
The article reports the formation of central committees of banking and industrial groups to work with government agencies to spur regional business expansion. Secretary Mills predicts it will create jobs while Hoover-s era conference opens with 250 industry leaders and 34 federal officials. Notable conferees include Daniel Willard, Walter C. Teague, and A W Robertson. The round table meets at the White House with optimistic district reports. The session, lasting through Saturday, revisits themes from the 1929 anti depression conference.
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Treasury Mills
Mills
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Walter C. Teague
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
A. W. Robertson
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
White House
Hoover
Organized
Commerce Department
Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Pomerene
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Fort
Home Loan Bank Board
Owen D. Young
New York Banking and Industrial Committee
Commerce Chapin
Treasury
Milla
Mr. Hoover
Summers Named to Ohio Public Expenditures Panel
Attorney Charles R. Summers has been appointed as one of three members to an executive committee in the Ohio branch of a national organization aiming to cut public expenditures. The appointment was made by Frank B.
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Charles R. Summers
Ohio
The
National Organization
Frank B
Fortune of Mrs MacCormick and housing plans detailed
The text describes Mrs MacCormick continuing Number Five from Page 1, selling to moderate wealth buyers on small payments. She often bore losses to avoid evicting defaulting homeowners. Although no official wealth statements exist, her fortune is believed far reduced from the $40 million her father gave her, with past reports claiming it neared $60 million.
Clifford Herold Returns to Elyria as Local Manager
Clifford Herold arrives to take over the Muir Drug Company at 412 Broad Street in Elyria. He previously managed the Elyria store at its decade opening and has since managed branches in Springfield, Lansing, Columbus, and Dayton. He notes a warm welcome back and comments Elyria’s spirits seem brighter than before.
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Muir Drug Company
Broad Street
Clifford Herold
Herold
Elyria
Springfield
Lansing
Columbus
Dayton
Shooting suit filed over Lorain cherry tree shooting
Edward Dominski of Lorain files a $10,000 claim in common pleas court against Frank Smathers after a shotgun blast during the June 21 incident left Dominski blind in one eye. Reported details note one boy killed and four injured. the piece also mentions a local manager moving from Dayton to Elyria and a garbled remark about a speakeasy and a filling station morala.
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Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Edward Dominski
West 18Th Street
Frank Smathers
Sixth Street
Smathere
Elyrians Lift Objection to Local Promoter for Dance
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce withdrew its objection to promotion methods for a dance on September 1 staged by the American Legion Auxiliary after a conference. The Auxiliary said the out of town promoter is gone and local organizers will run the event, with the promoter covering incurred losses. The Chamber reaffirmed support for the Auxiliary while opposing outsider promotion schemes and ensuring local handling to benefit the community.
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Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxilary
Skelihhood
Legion Auxiliary
Des Moines Tensions Rise Over Sioux City Picketing
Sheriff Lainson strengthens guard as 300 Sioux City strike supporters head toward the town to free jailed pickets in Pottawattamie county. Judge Dewitt lowers bail to 100 dollars, and police prepare for possible confrontation while upstate leaders vow continued obstruction until bonds are posted. The scene ends with the prisoners ready to resume their highway picketing.
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Lainson
Des Moines
Polk County
Percy Lainson
Sioux City
Pottawattomie
Lamson
Dodge Light Guards
168Th Iowa Infantry
F. Raymond Snyder
Kinsley
Snyder
Upstate
Jack Dewitt
Board seeks vocational dept expansion to boost student employment
The board discussed extending vocational departments in schools to prepare a larger share of students for profitable employment. Members indicated a willingness to pursue expanded programs and additional funding to support the effort.
Three Coldwater Bank Robbers Sought After $1500 Heist
In Celina Ohio Aug 26 authorities hunted three men who robbed the People's Bank at Coldwater Thursday and fled with 1500 dollars. A pencil traced map marked their route used in the escape. The bank faced cashier Urban De Curtins and bookkeeper Miss Charmie Granger were present during the robbery.
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Celina
Marcer County
People’s Bank
Coldwater
Ohio
Urban de Curtins
Charmie Granger
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter Eggs and Poultry
Market figures show steady butter and egg quotes with various grades listed. Poultry prices indicate steady market for heavy colored fowls and leghorn broilers, while hogs and cattle show mixed movement amid school bond talks and budget discussions in the local district.
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Cleveland
Cooke
Ohio
Kentucky
Virginia
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Minnesota
Ohios
Toledo
Opening Jefferson Junior High to Ease Local Overcrowding
The planned Jefferson Junior High will reuse 14 of 18 rooms immediately, with only two new teachers and a new principal. Some equipment will be delayed, affecting starting times for manual training and home economics. The project aims to relieve high school crowding by relocating seventh and eighth graders from Washington School and others, with enrollment up to 1,815 last year and about 1,735 anticipated this term.
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Jefferson Junior High
Washington
Vssible
Washington School
R. C. Maston
Jefferson Junior High School
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Little Joe
Wife
Western Reserve
Uniwoay
Rudolph Parkovich
Loraita
Arralgard
Indiana Truck Company, Inc
Red Arrow Trucking Company
Kipton
Juanita G. Jones
Court of Justice
Walter H. Watts
Western Reserve Finance Company
Wade Williams
Common Pleas
Minneapolis
Aary
Ralph Bauer
Uncle Sam
March — Weber
Atlantic Suite
Safranek
Berceuke
Jaernatfelt
Robinson
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Wiliam Gerber
Odd Fellows and Family
McMillan
Mt. Gilead
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Clifford Erold
Morala &S
Elyrians
Cleveland Livestock
Athletic Department
Ateady
Lima
Calery
Elderserries
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
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