Funds For Toy Shop Being Received
Contributions to the Legion Toy Shop are now being received with support from Worthington Ball Co Romeo Pump Co G B Findley Ray S Dunlap and employees of Ohio Public Service Co and Colson Co The project is estimated to cost 150 to 2000 dollars Hundreds of used toys are being gathered and prepared by Legion and Auxiliary members to aid girls in needy families Letters to Santa Claus are arriving for distribution to ensure no child is missed this Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
J. Clare George
Worthington Ball Co
Romeo Pump Co
G. B. Findley
Ray S. Dunlap
Ohio Public Service Co
Colson Co
Auxiliary
Santa Claus
Art Course To Begin Friday For Elyrians
An art course for Elyrians will start tomorrow night at the x. M. G. A., with Kenneth B. Ives and Charles Markham as instructors. Ives teaches commercial art, designing, crafts and dyeing, while Markham covers perspective, water color, sketching and portrait work. Ives, Cleveland School of Art graduate with three scholarships, is a Cleveland Craft Guild member and exhibited at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Markham aided a YMCA art course last year. Sessions begin 7 p.m. tomorrow and will meet weekly thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. M. CG
Kenneth B. Ives
Charles Markham
Ives
Markham
Cleveland School of Arts
Cleveland Craft Guild
Cleveland Museum of Art
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad From 1923 Promises Personal Charm
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a cure for bodily decay caused by bile stagnation. It claims a free flow of bile restores charm and appeal to men, warning against substitutes and wrong remedies. The pitch emphasizes mild vegetable extracts, no mercury, and a 25 cent price, dated 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
C.m.co
Plan Statewide Radio Hookup to Combat Crime In Ohio
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick reports a statewide radio link among sheriff and police offices to tackle organized crime. Five districts would host stations with Canton and Elyria in play, connected by special lines. Cars to receive alerts, funding from private donations, sevencitizen county groups, and likely district costs around 29000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Sherif Clarence W. Dick
Columbus
Elyria
Canton
Sheriff's Department
Sheriffs Department
Farge
Gerald Nau
Buckeye State Sheriffs’ Association
Moore
Suible
Lorain County
Bridge Prizes To Be Given Toy Shop
The American Legion Toy Shop in Elyria will receive prizes from the Legion 1 bridge tournament. Winners donate prize money to the toy shop to aid Christmas distributions for needy local children. Tournament chair Peter Smith said all remaining funds were also given to the shop. First prize went to Dr. A. R. Araie and Henry Fitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Elyria
Peter Smith
F. A. Brown
Arnold E. Deutsch
Foster Dirlam
James Elemes
Auto sideswiped on Route 18 near Penfield
A car carrying FL J. McCor and B J Burkhart of Pennsylvania was badly damaged after sideswiping a truck on Route 18 near Penfield about 11 PM yesterday and skidding into a ditch. The two men suffered cuts and bruises. The truck, driven by Stanley Jones of Moncketan Michigan, was reported to be operated by Deputy Sheriffs Wonfings and Ed Monroe of the night patrol squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL J. McCor
B. J. Burkhart
Pennsylvania
Penfield
Stanley Jones
Monkecan
Mich
Wonfings
Ed. Monroe
Feast of the Immaculate Conception Masses Planned
Catholic churches in the city will observe the Feast of the Immaculate Conception tomorrow with special masses. This is one of the church’s special feast days and will be observed generally. H. J. Minch of Elyria was sentenced to five days in county jail yesterday by Judge Rompson for contempt of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Minch
Elyria
7. Rompson
Jimmie Allen Flying Club 15 Organized In Midwest
The Jimmie Allen Flying Club 15 is organized under Hi-Speed Gas Stations with free lessons in model airplane construction for youths up to eighteen. Members register at Hi-Speed stations to receive a card and access club privileges, including a bronze wings pin after completing ten lessons. District contests feed winners to larger events with prizes like transport plane rides, and a Detroit radio program on WJR airs nightly adventures and club activities. The network lists 126 clubs across Ohio Michigan and Indian Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimmie Allen
Lyre
Chih
Tow High Scheundstorium
Eday Mornimen
Jimmie Ien
Jimmie Allen
Detroit
Jimmie Allen Club
WJR
Jimmie
Ohio
Michigan
Women to Attend Home Account School in Lorain County
Modern accounting methods to be taught in a home account school for farm women. The session at Elyria Savings and Trust Company room will cover use of account books and record keeping. Alice Bird, county extension agent, leads as 39 women are enrolled in the county project this year and will continue into 1984. A January 17 summary school for 1932 keepers will be led by Thelma Ohio State University extension specialist to review records and year end problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorainco
Elyria Sayings and Trust Company
Tiree Cars
Countty Agricultural Extension Service
Alice Bird
Thelma
Ohio State University
East Carlisle PTA to Meet Friday in Community Center
The East Carlisle PTA holds its regular meeting Friday night. Cleveland health commissioner Dr. H. J. Knapp speaks on Community Centre Disease. Knapp, who has led health work in Cleveland, attends from Elyria. Bailey's Orchestra provides music and a duet by Lin Hurbury. Christmas carols sung by 17 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Dec. Ltd
H. J. Knapp
Cleveland
Knapp
Fern Essman
Bis Elyria
Bailey
Governor Ralph Polite Toward President
Unclear dispatch from Los Angeles reports Governor Ralph Polite shifting toward President Roosevelt amid party factional talks. The item notes a two week debate, references Washington ambitions, and cites contemporaneous statements from press sources. no firm endorsement confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Polite
Mass meeting to discuss civic issues at Finney chapel
A 7:30 mass meeting at Finney chapel is organized by the Scottsboro committee under Professor L B Cole with Pastor Reverend Brown and another out of town speaker expected. Backing groups include The Radical club NAACP Public Affairs Society Cosmopolitan club Berlin Cooperative League Men's Bible and Civic Club YWCA and Women's Progressive Club. Regular American Legion Auxiliary meeting announced with Christmas party December 19 and ten cent draw. Oberlin amilitiary attendees at Lorain County Council in Wellington. T M T M club hosted by Mrs Leo Smith with bridge prizes and plans for Christmas party. Girl Scouts practice Christmas carols and signals, sing Taps. Oberlin Encampment No 328 hosting wives for pot luck supper with officer elections and entertainment. Reverend L E Daniels reported improving in Allen hospital. BRIEFS: Methodist Service Guild to meet December 17 at Miss Pease’s home. F C Oakley visits Michigan high schools and alumni. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Frank L Huntley of Tokyo, Japan, December 1 1933. Mrs Huntley formerly Katherine Burgner. Oberlin Odd Fellows No 678 elect officers tonight followed by a fish fry. Mrs Fannie A Drummond leaves for Nocona Texas. Dr W R Gregg to Columbus for State Examining Board. Attorney John Von Blum returns from Louisville business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney Chapel
Scottsboro
L. B. Cole
Brown
Rust Methodist Church
Obertin
Radical Club
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
The
Public Affairs Society
Cosmopolitan Club
Qberlin Cooperative League
Men’s Bible and Civic Club
Women’s Progressive Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Oberlin Amiliary
Lorain County Council
Wellington
Oberlin
L. E. Daniels
Allen Hospital
College Editors To Meet Friday For Convention
The Ohio College Newspaper Association will hold a convention in Oberlin Friday and Saturday with about 75 editors and business managers from state college papers. The first general assembly is at 4:00 PM Friday in Carnegie Library Faculty Room. John W. Love of the Cleveland Press will speak at a Friday banquet. Saturday features round table discussions and a noon luncheon at Oberlin College. Leaders include Miss Jean Hinnegan, John D. Miller, and W. H. Spifer. John McLean and U. S. Vance lead the association. The executive board consists of the Oberlin Review and Case Tech staffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Dee
Ohio College Newspaper Association
Ober!n
Carnegie Library
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
John W. Love
The
Cleveland Press
Oberlin Thin
Jean Hinnegan
Cincinnati Bearcat
John D. Miller
Wooster Voice
W. H. Spifer
Otterbein Tan
Cardinal
Association
John McLean
To University Green and White
U.S. Vance
Akron University News
Qbertin Review
Casel Tech
Community Dinner Planned for Oberlin Fund Drive
The Oberlin Community plans a charity dinner Saturday December 9 at the Oberlin Grange Hall. A turkey dinner will be served from 5 to 7 o'clock, with all meals donated and proceeds aiding the Community Fund for relief work. Sponsors include the Women's Progressive Club the Men's Bible and Civic City and the Oberlin Women's Civic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benche Oberlin
Oberlin Grange Hall
Community Fund For Retief Work
Women’s Progressive Club
Men's Bible and Civic City
Obertin Women’s Civic Club
Officers Chosen By Odd Fellows
Oberlin Lodge No. 678 elected officers for the year Fiord Bryant was named Noble Grand Gar McRoberts as Vice Grand O C May Recording Secretary Alvah Walker Financial Secretary Cliff Feakins Treasurer Thomas White Trustee Teller Committee O C May Frank Wilson and Alvah Walker elected to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Lodge of Odd Fellows
Fiord Bryant
Nobie Grand
Gar McRoberts
Rice Grand
O. C. May
Alvah Walker
Cliff Feakins
Thomas White
Frank Wilson
Missionary Group Elects Officers at Baptist Meeting
The Miary Society of the Baptist church met at Mrs May 3 Wood’s Groveland Street home. A business session elected officers: President Mrs Darling Vice President Mrs Kenney Secretary Mrs Hayden Treasurer Mrs Burgess Sunshine Treasurer. The afternoon was spent sewing for White Cross work. A mass meeting on the Scottsboro case will be held here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miary Society of the Baptist Church
May
Wood
Groveland Street
Darling
Kenney
Hayden
Badger
A. C. ‘Burgess
Sunshine
White Cross
Thanksgiving Day Visits and Family Gatherings Across Berea Area
The report lists numerous names and towns including Independence Elyria Canton Dover Avon Graf Graf visitors and Berea area residents sharing holiday time with relatives. Activities include hospital visits births and family travel to X. Kincsville Ohio and viewing relatives. The item reflects a bustling holiday season with many local households hosting and visiting relatives.
Community gathers for CWA work and meeting at town hall
At the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Blodgett close to seventy men gathered at the town hall Monday to offer for the CWA work Charles Ives left and took his mother Ivas to spend Thanksgiving home His grandson Ives and his school friend read home with her Rev Harold Halderman amended a meeting to direct finances held by the Cleveland Rant Assn at the Huetid Avenue place Monday evnus R Fiieh and Dr W H Bowler speakers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Blodgett
Rter
Charles Ives
Ivas
Ives
Harold Halderman
Cleveland
Huctid Avenue
R Fiieh
W. H. Bowler
Pleads Not Guilty to Non-Support Charge
John Jackson of 545 id pleaded not guilty to the non support charge before Justice Joseph Pet Gay. He was placed in custody and awaits further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jackson
Array Fure
Joseph Pet Gay
Bicycle Stolen Report to Sheriff
George Parks reported to the sheriff that his bicycle was stolen from his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parks
Sheriff's
Number One Continued From Late 1
Fragmentary OCR text shows a political discussion on repeal and public sentiment. It references effort to provide a font system and suggests belief that supporters of repeal faced less anxiety. The readable portions indicate a public policy debate and the tone of toiling for clarity and governmental features.
Elyria High School to Present Christmas Concert
Elyria High School musicians present their annual Christmas concert on Sunday afternoon December 17 at 4 PM in the high school auditorium. Directed by J. Martin Beck the program features the chorus with boys and girls, a string quartet making its first appearance, and a trumpet trio. Carols will fill most of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Beck
Irene Hollis
Fred Winters
Mary Batdorf
Dorothy Kiefer
Oliver Townsend
Robert Lee
William Lerseh
Ohio liquor plan argued at public hearing
Speakers urged a state liquor monopoly to replace prohibition era controls arguing it would curb graft and keep prices stable. Proponents claimed sale by the glass under state stores would reduce illegal sales and generate state revenue with consumer protection. Critics warned of central control risks and favored local option, while a tax versus profit approach was debated and questions arose about financing and interstate shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Bush
Control Commission
Darg Useh
Darguseh
Ohio
Laylin
D. C. Brant
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation of Women’s Cuties
Ohio Bary Association
Ohio Medical Association
Ohio Manufactor Association
Ohio Federation of Labor
State Grange
Farm Bureau Federation
The
Kin Welfare Conference
Local market receipts and prices across vegetables meats and grains
Readable lines show diverse market data including prices for baskets of carrots celery cucumbers and lettuce, and values for apples bananas pears and tomatoes. Major items include calves at prime six eighty, hogs and calves prices, and grain quotes for wheat corn rye barley and timothy seed with on track arrivals and totals in cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New Hampshire
Brussels
Care Rats
California
Sauliflower
Oregon
New York
Florida
Colorado
Timothy
Cleveland Produce Butter Market and Misc Gains
Cleveland notice shows butter market weakness with quoted 24 cents per pound and extras at 27 and 23 cents. Poultry market steady with Leghorn and rock varieties priced per head, ducks and turkeys listed, potatoes and onions with scattered prices, and partial quality notes from Marie Grey Monnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Marie Grey Monnet
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Middle Ave
Western Reserve Finance
Jimmie Allen Flying Club
East Garlisle P. T
Los Angeles
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Howard van Ved
P. Tain
Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Kliss
N. Pleasant St
T .M. T. M. Club
T. M. T. M. Club
Leo Smith
Clarance Foster
Harold Cooley
G. D. Keller
Girl Scouts
Methodist Service Guild
F. C. Oakley
Frank L. Huntley
Toxio
Japan
Oberlin Odd Fellows
Fannie A. Drummond
West College Street
Nocona
Texas
W. R. Gregg
John von Blum
Louisville, Ky
Odd
Missionary Group
Scottshoro
Columbia
Earl Beck
Independence
Misa Minnie Gilpin
Rs. H. C. Hunter
Russell
Munity Hospital
Berea
Mary Walker
Ora Walker
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Joan Snelh
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PHONE
Crooks Coal
Bozen
Bunelle
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Ticinker
Heavies
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Boon
Don Treelk
Molly
North Carolina
Epocium
Sonta
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Saetal Corners
Broad Street
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