Oberlin Residents Travel and Family News Roundup
Oberlin reports show Kinney leaves for Grove City to visit and study municipal lighting, with stops at East Palestine and Orville. Kenneth Worcester plans a year abroad in Munich, while families attend reunions and visit relatives in Bowling Green, Amherst, and New York.
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Kinney
Grove City
Wee
East
Palestine
Orville
Brlefs
Kenneth Worcester
Erwin Worcester
Manhattan
New York
Munich
Germany
Frank Wilson
C. R. Summers
Wittenmyer
Bowling Green
Commerce School Will Open Sept 8
Oberlin Ohio August 27 The Yell term of the Oberlin School of Commerce will open on Tuesday September 6 two weeks before Oberlin College opens September 21 Freshman week at the college starts September 16 Registration thus far is better than expected but not yet normal The office will be open Labor Day and September 6 for student registration Students registered come from Worcester Fremont Elyria Lorain Wellington Port Clinton Lakeside Ashland Carrollton Scranton Pa and other places
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Oberlin
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin College
Oberfin School of Commerce
Labor Day
Wooster
Fremont
Elyria
Lorain
Wellington
Port Clinton
Lakeside
Ashland
Carrollicond
Scranton
Press 15 Given to Vocational School
A small printing press and type belonging to John Swift Andregg of Washington D C has been presented to the Vocational School through his mother Mrs FR Andregg of 207 East College Street. The school will use the equipment for instruction in printing if funds are raised. Directors note strong interest in the electric and carpentry departments and hope progress by the boys continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swift Andregg
D. C
Vocational ‘School
FR. Andregg
East College Treet
Officials Will See Light Plant City Leaders Meet
City Manager L A Sears and City Solicitor C R Summers will chair a meeting with council members Morris Brosdwell Walker Comings Edwards and Carl to discuss the light plant project and related actions in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Sears
C. R. Summers
Corncilmen Morris
Brosdwell, Walker, Comings and Edwards
Carl
Former Elyria Mayor to Speak at Pre Meeting
A. R. Jones, former Elyria mayor, is slated to speak at a pre meeting to be held at Ely Park Life at 7 p.m. The speaker is now Bradenton Florida commerce director J. A. Solandt. Other talks include appreciation for the American Legion drum corps and a male quartet. A second meeting is set for 3 p.m. tomorrow with talks, music, and discussions on Thanksgiving and optimism.
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A. R. Jones
Elyria
the. Ely. Park
J.A. Solandt
Commerce
Bradentown
Florida
American Legion
Solandt
Colored voters plan Republican Club meeting at Thompson's Hall
James E. Jackson announced that organized colored voters in Precinct G will begin a Republican Club with a meeting at 8 p m Monday at Thompson's Hall. Other community matters will be discussed as part of the gathering.
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Thompson’s Hall
James E. Jackson
Jackson
German sets new pole sitting record in Hamburg
Ernst Heisch achieved a new world pole sitting record by remaining atop a pole for 60 days at a Hamburg site near the Winterhude ferry. He surpassed the prior mark by nine days, while his predecessor Emil Rickert is noted as American. Hamburg diners watched the stunt and debated whether the city could topple the U S record.
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TURD
Hamburg
Ernst Heisch
Heisch
Emil Rickert
Winterhude Ferry
Hersch
United States
Real Estate Transfers Show Property Movements in Lorain Area
Glare and Carrie Bedford transfer on Courtland street Lorain to Chester A and Neilie L Brooker. Jennie B E Moyer to Harold Didden 200 and Vineyard Beach subdivision Avon Lake by quitclaim. Thomas and Kate Bulloch to Ethel Breen lots 7 and 8 Ridgeville Heights Ridgeville Township. Nick and Julia Puskis to Florence Pitka lot on east Twenty eighth Lorain. Cnier Joint Stock Land Bank Detroit to Adam Wolonsevic 18 acres Amherst and 23 acres South Amherst. Vincent and Mary Koppel to Edward and Boleslaw Roppel 46 acres on Biggs road La Grange.
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Glare
Carrie Bedford
Chester A
Neilie L. Brooker
Courtland Street
Lorain
Jennie BE. Moyer
Harold Dibden
Vineyard Beach
Avon Lake
Thomas
Kate Bulloch
Ethel Breen
Ridgeville Heights
Ridgeville Township
Nick
Julia Puskis
Florence Pitka
Twentyeighth Street
Cnier Joint Stock Land Bank
Detroit
Adam Wolonsevic
Amherst Township
Amherst
Vincent and
Mary Koppel
Edward and
Boleslaw Roppel
Biggs Road
la Grenge
Court action filed by receiver versus Daeschner couple
In And About The Court House Russell B. Reader, receiver vit, the Peoples State Bank of Wayne, Bled suit for $844 alleged due from W. J. and Helen Daeschner of Avon Lake village. QC. J. Hughes, as trustee of Earl Hughes, Donna Decker, Maud Saunders and Eleanor Hughes Biggs, filed suit against John and Alma Bauman for $8,500 alleged due on a promissory note. Foreclosure of a mortgage on property in Russia township is asked.
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Russell B. Reader
The
Peoples State Bank of
Wayne
W. J
Helen Daeschner
Avon Lake Village
J. Hughes
Earl Hughes
Donna Decker
Maud Saunders
Eleanor Hughes Biggs
John
Alma Bauman
Russia Township
Dinner Stories and Rain: A Whimsical Exchange
In a colloquial dialogue, two people debate dinner tales and the mystery of rain. A child asks why rain falls and a companion jokes about theater-going to cry, while conversations reveal social ties and mentions Emma as a frequently seen, happily married friend.
Potato Growers Plan Tour and Potato Day
Lorain and Cuyahoga county potato growers will join for a September 9 tour beginning at 10 a.m. at N. J. Hoskins farm and ending with an afternoon program at Strongsville Experiment Station. Organizers include Horton BE Alger L A Mank John Bushnell with talks by Floyd Lewer and others on potato growing in Northeastern Ohio.
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Lorain
Cuyahoga
Horton BE. Alger
Strongsville
L. A. Mank
John Bushretl
Wooster
N. J. Hoskins
Avon-Belden Road
Orth Eaton
Hosking
Notato
Joel Ohmes
Olmsted
Youth suffers head injury at factory beam
Clarence Schroeder a 21 year old resident of Elyria suffered a cut on his forehead after striking his head against a steel beam yesterday at the Western Auto-Static Machine Company. He was treated at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Schroeder
Elyria
Western Auto- Ttatic Machine Company
Memorial Hospital
Wife of retiring Moose supreme dictator dies in hotel
Mrs. Margaret Ziblman of Silver Springs Maryland wife of Fred Ziblman retiring supreme dictator of the Moose Lodge died suddenly of heart disease in her hotel suite in Cleveland Ohio. Found alone in the bathroom with hot water running physicians said she apparently fell dead while preparing a bath.
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Cleveland, C
Margaret Ziblman
Silver Springs
Fred Ziblman
Moose Lodge
Wheat Higher In Buying Bush
Chicago August bulletin reports wheat opening higher on the Board of Trade as buying rushes in. Sept wheat rises 33 to 53 3-4 cents, December up 1 3-4 to 2 1-2, May at 62 1/2 cents. Corn gains 5-8 to 11 1/2 cents, other grains follow.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Death Records of Charles Burrell and Clarence Merriam
Death notices list Charles Alva Burrett, a former Elyria Township resident, dying August 22 at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland and buried at Lake View Cemetery. Survived by wife and sister Emma Sumner. Clarence B. Merriam, resident of Lorain for seven months, died at home on Friday afternoon. Born June 28, 1834, he was a widower with two daughters Dana Caywood and Ina Thomas, plus four brothers P Leon William in Cleveland and Leroy in Seattle. Three Lorain grandchildren listed. Funeral by Reverend Virgil Jump at LaGrange Methodist Church Monday at 2 p.m.
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Charles Burrell
Charles Alva Burrett
Elyria Township
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Burretl
Lakeview Cemetery
Emma Sumner
Clarence Merriam
Clarence B. Merriam
Lorain
Dana Caywood
Ina Thomas
P. Leon
William
Leroy
Seatle
Washingon
Virgil Jump
LaGrange Methodist Church
Theft Recovered as Avon Lake Burglary Cleared
Sheriff Adams reported that all items stolen from Albert Bouck on Lake Road, Avon Lake, were returned and the case cleared. No arrests were made as Bouck did not wish to prosecute the thieves. Stolen goods included a typewriter electric sewing machine musical instruments and other valuables.
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Adams
Albert Bouck
Lake Road
Avon Lake
Bouck
Budgetary Savings Proposed by Swedish Committee
A special Swedish committee of budget experts proposes savings totaling 50 million crowns. The plan prioritizes cuts in military affairs and raises additional revenue from liquor traffic to balance the budget.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Ohio fair opens Monday at Columbus with 500000 expected
The eighty second Ohio State Fair will open Monday in Columbus. About 500000 people are expected during the week and gate revenue is estimated at 125000. Manager Charles M Beer reports all concessions sold despite carnival offers being declined. Seventy counties will have floats in a historical parade and livestock judging plus daily races are planned. County hostels will host youths from each county with county headquarters set up for welcome visits. The fish and game exhibit is expanded and a new Canary show joins the dog and rat shows.
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Columbus
Charles
M. Beer
Ohio
Beer
Why Little Tot Whined Continually
An observer notes a six year old girl Lucy whines to obtain requests and rewards from parents. Repeated indulgence teaches the child that whining secures desired outcomes, shaping persistent behavior. The tale illustrates parental teaching as the root cause of chronic whining and suggests change in responses.
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Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Shea
Lucy
Daddy
Ohio Market Prices for Fresh Produce at Local Stands
Market listings show Ohio produce by basket and box with prices across numerous items including apples 20 to 30 cents, beans waxed 26 cents, Lima beans 63 cents quart, beets 20 cents per dozen, broccoli 25 to 35 cents, cabbage 20 to 30 cents, cantaloupes 25 to 35 cents, cauliflower 25 to 40 cents, corn 25 cents per dozen, cucumbers 20 to 50 cents per basket, eggplant 50 cents, elderberries 30 to 35 cents, peppers 20 to 30 cents, peaches 15 to 40 cents, potatoes five cents per basket, spinach 25 to 30 cents, tomatoes 12 to 35 cents,Turnips 40 cents, and turnip tops 20 to 26 cents. Chicago quotations for butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, Wheats, corn, oats, rye, barley, seeds, and Toledo grain on track provided.
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Ohio
Ste
Lima
Savoy
Ty-Bu
Arrofs
M-bu
Pete Best
Jonas
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Checkers Champion Defeats 27 In Match Here
National checker champion Newell Banks of Detroit played 27 Lorain County players at Elyria YMCA, facing a large turnout. He did not lose a game, only five draws, while also blindfolded against seven top locals, winning three and drawing four. Participants included state champion G H Garwood and county champion W D Buzzard. Banks praised local interest and hoped to return.
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Lorain County Checker
Elyria YM. ¢. A
Lorain
Checker
Banks
G. H. Garwood
Columbia Station
W. D. Buzzard
Elyria
G. A. Lawrence
Oberlin
H. I. McCracken
Mansfield father confesses to missing child drowning case
An anonymous tip led to the arrest of Ray Benninghoff in Mansfield after he claimed to have seen a drowning at the lake while trying to help his children. He admitted returning from Indiana, writing his wife, and later faced life insurance suspicions as authorities investigated the case. Dominic Cavnessa, 19, suffered a dislocated shoulder while golfing and was treated at Memorial hospital.
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Ray Benninghoff
Mansfield
Indiana
Akron
Benninghoff
Dominic Vavnessa
Tenth Street
Memorial Hospital
Ball player suffers painful injury at Carlisle game
Ross Edmonds, linotype operator for the Chronicle-Telegram, broke his nose last evening after a soft ball struck him during the seventh inning. He was batting against the Carlisle A. C. team at Carlisle, the ball partially obscured by darkness.
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Ross Edmonds
Chronicle-Teleram Linotype
Edmonds
Chronicle-Telegram
Carlisle A. C
Carlisle
Former Delta Mayor Fatally Hurt in Auto Crash
J W Wagener 47 former mayor of Delta Ohio died in a hospital from injuries after his car collided with a truck while returning home. The truck driver’s identity was not learned. A former Gibsonburg resident, Wagener, is survived by his wife and two daughters.
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Wauseon
J. W. Wagener
Delta
Wagner
Gibsonburg
Trubee Davison Seeks New York Governor Nomination
F Trubee Davison assistant secretary of war has become an active contender for the Republican nomination for governor in New York. He resides at Locust Valley and is opposed by Colonel William Donovan known as Wild Bill from Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Trubee Davison
New York
Locust Valley
L. 1
William
Wild Bill’) Donovan
Buffalo
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Clark
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Toledo Grain
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