May Organize School Bus Drivers Association in Lorain County
Discussion at the Lorain County Board of Education reveals possible formation of a Lorain County School Bus Drivers Association. A Wayne County driver reported an active state group with county chapters focusing on transportation safety and bus operations. Some board members urged study of purposes and methods. others supported signaling to improve traffic flow and safety. Two bus driver certificates were approved for Roy Robson and Mrs Ybad Robson in East Carlisle, noting an exception for the Robson car used to transport children not on a bus route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ec. A. Gibbens
Wayne County
Signal Board
Buscherer
Cates
Roy Robson
Ybad Robson
Carlisle
Robson
Althouse Birs
Zee
Car Hit by Truck Damages Vehicle on Broad Street
A car owned by L. E. Block of Summer Street was damaged in the evening when a truck driven by H. Brickman of Genoa Ohio skidded into it on Broad Street near East Avenue, police reported.
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L. E. Block
Summer Street
H. Brickman
Genoa, O
Broad Street
East Avenue
Sharp Increase In Automobile Buying In 1936
The early introductory models by automakers boosted new car sales in Lord County and other regions. Manufacturers released models to spread production, causing a sharp rise in winter sales and early orders. Comparisons show higher figures than October and November of previous year, with overall gains in the market.
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Automobule
Lord County
Otter
Couras
Death Record Louise H Kindt and Christian C Kind
Louise H Kindt died at home after a brief illness Monday afternoon at 3 5 She was born in Germany and came to the United States living in Elyria since 2 She was a member of St John Lutheran church She is survived by her husband one son Ernest T Kind three daughters and one grandson Friends may call at 15 East Avenue Thursday morning then services at Sudro home and burial in Ridse lawn cemetery Dr Armin Schroeder to officiate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise H. Kindt
Christian C. Kind
East Avenue
Germany
Elyria
St. John’s
Sudro Neme
Armin Schroeder
Ridselawn
Death notices of several Amherst area residents
Obituary notices report the deaths of Dale Cemaiers, Joseph Kiser, and others with connections to Amherst Elyria Lorain and nearby areas. Details include survivors such as Jennie Coburn Kiser Genevieve Esrs Reid Carter Fasstrano of Elyria and others, church affiliations, fraternal memberships, and burial plans. Funeral arrangements reference Kiser residence, Nativity Church Calvary Cemetery, and St Agnes Church with dates in December.
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Joseph Kiser
Elsha
Coburn
Amherst
Alter & Surt
Jennie Coburn Kiser
Genevieve
Esrs
Reid Carter
Fostrano
Elyria
G. H. Freizer
Houston
Texas
Lorain
Raymore A
Aaihoss Elyria
Edward J
Leo C
Harold F. Jousten
Herst
Miami
St. Je
Catholic Church
Amhherst
C. KH. GO
Fremont
Ohio
Eagles of
Kiser
Young Men's Club Increases Pledge At Chest
Members of the Young Men's Club voted to raise their 787 pledge and to buy seats. Plans included a Christmas event and a midweek program featuring the American Legion and Dr. M. A. and Leonard Kuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Club
American Legion
Dr. M. A
Leonard Kuss
There Was And There Wasn't A Robbery Says Ed Schwert
An unclear report quotes Ed Schwert offering varied statements about a robbery rumor at the Brown Hotel on a Saturday night. The text mentions different possibilities and a late departure by a man, with no clear confirmation of events or individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schwert
Brown Hotel Saterdea
Abandon Plan For Day Nursery In Lorain County
Plans for a day nursery in the Opportunity School building at West Avenue and Sixth Street were dropped. The Lorain County Relief Administration and Elyria Board of Education formed yesterday afternoon after the relief agency had sought use of the building but later doubted funding could be secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity School
West Avenue
Sixth Street
Lorin County Relief Administration
Wee Elyria Board of Education
Relief Administration
James F. Brown
Y Indus Club To Have Theatre Party Tonight
The Y Indus Club will hold a theatre party at 7:15 PM after a brief business session. Members will meet at the M. C. A. for the event and then proceed to the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Thendus Club
Heifer Stolen Report From Dewey Aldrich
Dewey Aldrich reports a six weeks old heifer was stolen from his barn near La Grange. Sheriff’s deputies are investigating the theft as a local livestock crime. No suspects named at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Aldrich
la Grange
Sheriff's Department
Bern
Red robbers track pay envelope heist in tense street incident
A fragmentary report describes robbers eyeing a pay envelope and money on a street scene. Police were not informed of the incident, and a suspect was reportedly taken into custody with possible accomplices involved nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Mrs Westervelt Dies At Oberlin
Emma Agnes Westervelt, born in Toronto, Canada, died Sunday in Oberlin after living most of her life there. She leaves a son, Joan Westervelt, and three brothers, Howard, in Kansas, and two brothers Howard in India. Funeral services were held at the family grave in Westward Cemetery, Texas. An interesting press notice accompanied the service.
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Emma Agnes
Geares
Toronto
Canada
Joan Westervelt
Rev. H. A el
He- Howerd
Broihe
Kansas
Howard
Cerses
Ary Howard
Mit Howard
India
Oberlin Bands Unite For Concert Event
Oberlin bands join forces for a Saturday night concert featuring the women’s ensemble. Stet half of the program includes works by Weber with clarinets. Nathaniel Gatlin and Richard Farmans en will direct the choir at the First Nov y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney
Weber
Will
Nathaniel Gatlin
Richard Farm
Business Men Will Entertain Farmers Meeting
A note on December 5 in Desmests of club area details a special gathering hosted by local business men. Attendance is expected from area farmers and community leaders with plans for discussions and refreshments.
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Snange Han
Snine
Evwin
Worcester
Students Entertain At Two Assemblies
Amazedr hours featured two art assemblies on November second and Wednesday at the school. Under the auspices of the OTMT Tubell of the contestants, two programs will appear in the high school auditorium on Friday evening December 6. The four winners of the appearance will be on the Apollo Theatre stage. Proceeds from the entertainment will fund uniforms for the school band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Theatre
Poet And Writer To Lecture At Oberlin
Poet and writer to lecture at Oberlin on "A Poet Log at Negro Life in America." The speaker, noted for translations into French German Russian and Spanish, has earned Harmon Award honors in 193?. The public lecture will be followed by BRIEFS coverage of local events at College Street and East Lorain Street homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
America
High
Harmon
LF. Morris
Chernin Women
College Street
An Emery
W B Murray Wellington Wins Second On Percheron Stallions
At the international show W B Murray of Wellington claimed second place in the four to five year old Percheron stallion class, with Damascus owned by J C Robinson of Towanda. Judges awarded grand championship to a Southdown ram from Queenstown Ontario and reserve to the University of Minnesota, amid a lively fairground crowd.
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W.B. Murray
Wellington
J. D. Larkin, Inc
Queenstown
Ontario
University of Kentucky
Sttallion
Damascus
J. C. Robinson
Towanda
K. William
G. A. Dix and Sons
Belaware
Leland Carson
Lester Rulen
Arcadia
Ind
Barrow
Ohio State University
University of Minnesota
Aberdeen
Reese
James
Hollinger
Chapman
Kan
Maraball Farma
LaFayette
J. Garrett To
Plans Set For Rogers Memorial Fund In Lorain County
County committees in cities and towns are forming to organize the Rogers Memorial Fund drive. Attorney Lawrence H. Webber presided as chair for Lorain County with local chairmen and representatives from Lorain, Oberlin, Wellington, Ridgeville, Elyria, Avon Lake, Grafton, LaGrange and South Amherst attending the meeting at the Els Club to launch the program aimed at supporting a volunteer corps for the fund.
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Rogers Memorial Fund
Lerain
Wil Rogers Memorial
Soren
Els Club
W Rogers Memorial Fund
Lawrence H. Webber
Loraiity
Fast Vican
Webber
Edward Berger
Lorain
Don . Houghton
Oderi Kar
Wellington
H. G. Stacer
Ridgeville
Harold Agate
Elyria
Warne C. Black
Avon Lake
F. N. Berton
Grafton
LaGrange
Arthur Enge
South Amherst
Merit Awards At Chronicle Telegram Carrier Banquet
Merit awards will be presented to carriers at the Chronicle Telegram Newspaper Carrier Boys Association annual banquet at the Ricks restaurant tomorrow night. Six carriers, three east and three west, will receive carrier banners for traits that indicate they will be ideal Americans likely to bring business later in life. The winners were chosen by a committee including W.O. McCelian, Earl Bell, D. A. Baird, A. H. West, and J. A. George. New officers to be installed include Joseph Horvath, president. Hines, vice president. C. H. Secretary, and Arthur, treasurer. Quisont officers Kenneth Barcar, president. Bielke, vice president. LeRer Moodr, secretary and treasurer. The awards by A. C. Huda. The Chronicle Telegram manager. The program includes George Zermba accordion numbers, two dance numbers by Rare Carts and Dolir Marz, vocal numbers by Miss Wright, and a recap of achievements from Kens 2F to Joseph Hervatkh. Entertainment by Lois Booth Royd, Betty Hinzelbaush, Bob Armitage, and Bill Armitage.
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Chronicle ~ Telegram
Boys’ Associati
Riks
Biz
WO. McCielan
Bell
D. A. Baird
A. H. West
J. A. George
Joseph Horvath
Hines
C. H
Arthur
Kenneth Barcar
Bielke
LeRer Moodr
A. C. Huda
the Chronicle T. Princigal
Geerge Zermba
Miss Wright
Bowers
Neva Pratt
Bob Armitass
Catherine Seward
Denis Sevel
Joseph Hervatkh
Tance Nera Pia
Marzar Lois Boothroyd
Betty Hinzelbaush
Bob Armitage
Bill Armitage
New Officers of V. F. W. Installed
Elyria Post 17 Veterans of Foreign Wars held its regular meeting at the VFW hall. Commander Hopkins opened the session and installed officers under instruction from Department HQ. New commander David Beattie and listed officers, plus a Christmas party planned for December, with interior redecorating and a donated paint drive by volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
Mihalis
Shattuck
V. FW
Government outlines plans for national coal industry control
The king sketches government plans touching unification of coal royal ties under national control, unemployment insurance for farm hands, railways, air lines, education and social services. He ends with a blessing for deliberations.
Location Of Farm In District Confusion Tangle
Lorain County Board of Education debates the Daly farm zoning in LaGrange Township due to conflicting records placing it in LaGrange Carlisle districts. A transfer history shows the farm moving between districts and a transfer never recorded, creating tax and district ambiguities under the School Foundation Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
State Department of Education
School Foundation
Studi Tors
Carlisle
LaGranze
Carliste
LaGrange
County School Board Members Earn Ten Cents Per Mile
The Lor outlines travel allowances for county school board members over the last six months, with payments ranging from 160 to 12 dollars for meetings, and a shift from three dollars per meeting to a system allowing only travel reimbursements. The new School Foundation Law eliminates per-meeting pay, setting next year’s meeting expense budget at 94 dollars, potentially funding up to 20 meetings though fewer are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County School Board
Elviia
Elyria
New School Foundation
School board tabulates bids for addition project
Bids for heating plumbing and other work were opened with lowest base bids from Becker Seidel Company and T O Murphy Company. Four lowest bases could cost about 2.748 million plus equipment. Final awards hinge on alternates and state PWA approval for a $57,751 grant covering up to 43 percent of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recker Seidel Company
TF. C
Oberlin
W. R. Rhoten Compass
Clevelan
T. O. Murphy Company
Becker Seidel
S. 3
Rockwood
Ito Asard
PWA
Se* Cal Schol
James F. Brown
Focal Board
Market notes from Cleveland and Toledo produce and livestock
Cleveland livestock market remains active and steady with prices for cattle cows and calves. dairy cattle and yearlings show varied gains, with best lots around typical premium ranges. Sheep and lamb offerings mix, with good to medium quality at modest declines. Toledo produce lists fruits and vegetables with standard items and price hints for beets cabbage lettuce herbs and root crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleseland
St.eeers
Justice Lord Comes To Best Man's Aid
The best man at Crizpen Ortez and Lucy Luvera's wedding sought help after the ceremony. Justice of the peace Charles Lord aided him as he had not retrieved his glasses and was stranded without a way to reach the reception, seeking guidance on a key and transport options.
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Justice Lord
Best Man
Crizpen Ortez
Lucy Luvera
Loram
Charles Lord
Lord's
Bridagroom
PWA Rules Require January Start For Addition Work
According to PWA regulations, work on the addition must begin by January 1. This deadline sets the project timeline and compliance expectations for contractors and project stakeholders.
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PWA
British Empire Club Dedicates New Club Rooms on Middle Avenue
The British Empire Club will dedicate its new club rooms on 194 106 Middle Avenue Friday night with Rev William Muir Auld of the First Congregational Church delivering the dedication address. The third floor space, opened due to rapid growth to about 15 members, features recent redecorations and modern installations. Walter Watts president and Mrs Wilfrid Bowdler will perform solos with entertainment directed by Jack Knight, including whist, dancing and refreshments. F A Rust will serve as master of ceremonies.
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British Empire Club
Middle Avenue
William Muir Auld
Auld
Baird
Walter Watts
Wilfrid Bowdler
Clarence Beaz
Jack Knight
F. A. Rust
Auto fire at Lake Avenue blamed on backfire
A fire at an automobile owned by Henry Krueck at ATAI Lake Avenue was caused by a backfire from the engine. Firemen arrived to find the blaze contained to burning gasoline in the carburetor with no damage to the car. The fire was extinguished.
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Etyra
Henry Krueck
Atai Lake Avenue
Program For Farm Bureau Members At Oberlin Meeting
A Farm Bureau district meeting was held last night at East Oberlin Community Church with members from Arthurst, Russia, and Carlisle Townships attending. Glenn Hobbs presided, while Mrs. E. Schramm opened the program. Speakers included Howard Dayton on the milk schedule and Lester E. Buswell on rural electrification. HL Lembach reported on the State Farm Bureau meeting, Miss Florence Brucker on women’s sessions, and Miss Margaret Pallas and Mrs. Theodore Manns provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
East Oberlin
aArtherst
Russia
Carlisle
Glenn Hobbs
Russias Township
E. ®. Schramm
Oberlin
Howard Dayton
Dairymen's
Asfon
Mer Cousty Fart
Biurway
Thea
Lester E. Buswell
HL. Lembach
Brown- Belm
State Farm Bureau
Florence Brucker
Amherst
West Ridge W C T U Meeting Featured at Home
Mrs Harry Lauer hosts the West Ridge W C T U at her home Thursday afternoon with Mrs W C Porter of Oberlin Road presenting the program. The event is scheduled for December ."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lauer
West Ridge
W. C. Porter
Oberlin Road
Mayor vetoes ordinance amid zoning and building code concerns
A Columbus city ordinance faces veto due to misalignments between zoning and building code sections. Mayor WW H Vanoster notes several unclear points and calls for corrections. State medical board schedules exams in Columbus with tests set for today through Thursday and examinations on December 10 and 11.
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WW. H. Vanoster
Columbus, G
State Medical Board
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Ya Na
East Ave
Holcomb Funeral
Dale Cemaiers
Joseph Riser
Anna Velogi
Velozi
Nativity Church
Calvary
Oliver T. Murray
Ironton
Nation Tube
St. 2 Nes
Mary Oliver
Barshow
Lakewood
Marion Murray
Virginia
Fred
Utter
John
Fieremeiers
Athens
Walham
Premimen
O'Donnell
Court Street
Esther Alflen
Ansen
Carrie Beem
Ney
East Lorain
Sunton
Lina Eaton
Harry Campbell
East Lo- Tain Siresi
AM Phi Yards
Serr Trations
United Presse India
Thas
AAS
AAA
Wallace
Florence
Coal Murbach
Cleveland
Hythouse
Mators — Howe
Edo
Toledo
H. Squire
Guardian Trust Company
Robert A. Tomanek
Lima
Harry Lewis
Clarence Roberts
Here
Roberts
Marlaret Pallas
Theodore Manns
Pige
Newell
Mr. Woolf
Turner Block
Lorain County Company
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