Hungry father rebuilds strength as strangers send meals
A 27 year old father who collapsed from hunger after weeks without work is being fed by unnamed benefactors. He, his wife, and three children receive a large basket of food while he rebuilds strength. Despite prior legal trouble and ongoing hunger, he aims for steady work with help from friends. He has not applied for city relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Sweet
Linus
Hale
Uim
Re Het
Men Try To Lure Boy Into Car In Street Attempt
Police searched for a car with two men last night that attempted to lure the nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Gust Pailas of 239 Princeton Avenue into the vehicle. Witness Mrs Pailas saw the men from an upstairs window and ran, but the car drove away before she could view the license plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Pailas
Princeton Avenue
Court actions mix suits and divorces in Avon Lake area
L H Flandermeier of Lakewood sues Fred C Printy of Whitmore Ohio for due on a promissory note and seeks foreclosure of Avon Lake property. Louis A Hummer files for divorce from Katherine Hummer on grounds of extreme cruelty. they wed in 1851. Carmel Russell granted divorce from Thomas Ray for gross neglect. she returns to Carmel Alderson. Martin Schuster divorced from Yvonne Schuster for gross neglect. C E Uehman sues H Dowdel et al for 524 and change on a promissory note. Marie E Hanik of Qhertin sues Clar’on Hauik of Lorain for extreme cruelty. they married in 2839. Four cartoons and some toiletries stolen from Hi Speed Gas Station on Lake Ave and Huron St. window broken, police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Flandermeier
Lakewood
Fred C. Printy
Whitmore, O
Avon Lake
Louis A. Hummer
Katherine Hummer
Carmel Russell
Thomas Ray
Gur B. Findler
Carmel Alderson
Marie E. Hanik
Qhertin
Clar
Hh. Hauik
Lorain
Lake Avenue
Huron Street
Potice
Amherst Scouts Hold District Meeting and Church Events
The Northeast District Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts of America held its annual meeting in Amherst at the Congregational church parlors with guests from Vernon, Birmingham and Amherst. The program featured a court of honor, eagle awards, and a candle ceremony led by James Gelwicks, with Lin. English and others presenting reports. Separate chapel programs and a funeral mass for a local deceased were noted, along with community church activities, a Christmas program planning, and a teacher association meeting scheduled for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
F ‘Ming
Lorsn
Ambherst
Vernon
Birmingham
AC. Dawell
Redremer
Jamies H. Gelwicks
George L. Glitseh
Varius Distinc
Firelands
J. B. Findley
Ana Her. T. Mcirey
St. John’s Catholic Church
Lorain
Geo. L. Glitsch
Welam H. Koerin
A. W.thurston
Earl Krentz
Karl Hoffmas
R. R. Farver
Thomas G. Allen
James A Datfel
Court of Honor
Eagle Seon
George Jacob
Frank Mo George Irish
William Long. Messmer
Wilbert Baumiler
James Wagner
Glenn Irish
Victor Hockenbronch
A. Nabakowski
William Knerm
Richard R. Faulife
George L.ich
Lora
James H. Gelwicks
Mrs Toddings Dies At Oberlin Parish
Mrs Toddings, 7 Thomas J Toddingss, died this morning at her home on East Lorain Street after a lingering illness. Interment will be in a nearby cemetery. She was an active worker at First Church. Survived by her husband and two daughters at home and a son in Cleveland. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 54 at Sedgeman.
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Oberlix
Mars C. Toddings
Thomas J. Toddingss
Lorain Street
Tede
Taine Oderiin
Su Amerina
Fae
Feo
Furst
Tha
Tette E
Inhann R
Aoenn
Henry Charles
Cleveland
Sedgeman
John Walsh
John E
Elyrian
Side Hospital
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Home
Marion Geierman
Barbara Oeferred
Veland Road
Ness
Srygibers Arthur
North Ridgeville
Francis Machouria
Earl of
Bittner Fun- Home
St. Peter’s Church
Holy Trinity Cemetery
East Avon
Wellington
Deg
Leora Sanders
Fiord Sanders
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sanders
Marian
Lola Mason
Treva
Nell
Jean
Mondar
R. H. Higley
Hartsville
Cameron Highabula
Rureh
Greenwood Cemetery
Newton Moore
Maerhodist Church
Joseph Goez
Spencer Township
Fas
Avon Lake
Mary Heider
Avon
John
Ashley
Indiana
Lawrence
Frank
Spencer
School Orchestra To Broadcast Tomorrow
A Cleveland area School Orchestra plans a broadcast tomorrow under the Ohio Association’s auspices. Don Meran and Jor oe stan lead the ensemble in a program sponsored by PAs Schools. The event showcases local student musicians and aims to promote music education.
Review Suspense Novel Edna His Wife by Margaret Aver Barnes
The fourth in a series, the review praises Edna His Wife for its brisk pacing and sharp dialogue. Mrs Berthof, the critic, notes strong characterization and a writing style that sustains reader interest through twists and moral ambiguity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berthof
Will
Margaret Aver Barnes
Edna
Death Record and Obituaries from Elyria and Wellington
Death notices for John E. Walsh and Marion Gelerman detail funeral plans and surviving relatives. Also reported are Leora Sanders of Wellington and Joseph Goez of Spencer township with burial and service details. Obituaries note birthplaces, ages, and family survivors.
Evening Book Review Opens Free Event at Ob Riru
Mondyr evening December 9 hosts a free public book review at Ob Riru inviting any interested readers to attend and hear about new titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondyr
Ob Riru
Garden Club Meeting Discusses Dahlias and Roses
The Communit Garden club will meet Monday evening December 9 at 1 30 at the Belor Boot shop on North Main. Fifteen minute talks by Mrs. D A Leininger Roses by Mrs Ww H E Chapin Chrysanthemums FE J Davis Evergreens by Robert Meno will cover selection, culture, fertilizing, propagation. Questions after talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communit Garden Club
Monder
Belor
North Main
Siifteen
D. A. Leininger
Ww. HE. Chapin
J. Davis
Robert Meno
Open House At Parsonage On Sunday Evening
The event will be held at the Metho parsonage at 3 South Cedar avenue Sunday evening at 010. It continues the Fellowship of Faith with K. C. H. Hamilton from the Graduate School of Theology speaking on Religions of China. The talk promises insight into the current situation in the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metho Parsonage
South
Cedar Avenue
Fellowship of Faith
K. C. H. Hamilton
Graduate School of Theology
China
Window Inspection Contest Winners Awarded in Elyria
The Chronxia Telegram and 33 Elyria merchants announced winners after evaluating many entries for a window inspection contest. Top prize went to Pant EO Westhead of 230 Fourth Street. second prize to Margaret Seusard of Broad Street. other winners include Y West, Donna Weal ter, Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, Thelma Swartzie, and 15 prize ties. An honorable mention went to Merrill Weber and Eleanor Streck. The objective was to identify one article not sold by each store in its display windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrdses
Chronxia Telegram
Elyrian
Tdey
Cseapensar
Kean
Pant EO Westhead
Fourth Street
Margaret Seusard
Broad Street
Martin
Ladi Street
Gus
Aarim
Elz Shaphberd
Beebogout
Merrill Weber
East Main Street
South Ambert
Eleanor Streck
Wood Street
Edich Maa Har
Tau
Elytia Dry Goods
Bell Company
Tfers
Srste
Ivar Aluman
Avher
Jono Lersth
Eohany
Warrte
Glade
Pain
de Tore
Schaind
Picys
Lure Sture
Ohio Public Service Electric Shops, Inc
Boon
Tere
Mens
Sgcrs
Serman’s
Handkerch Shop
Elyria New and Used Furniture Companieaster
Zoning Board Of Appeals To Hear Petition For Addition
The zoning board of appeals will hear a petition for a 1500 dollar addition to a business property at East Orange Street. Owner Br and N Stolzenburg. The site lies in a Class A residence district and requires board approval before a building permit. Building Inspector L P Kats stated that the home owner East Roey Street is involved in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Appeals
Esstarenne
Br & N. Stolzenburg
L. P. Kats
Roey
Poor Relief And Tax Problems Before Assembly
A fragmented report from the National Manufacturers Association convention in Washington notes discussions of new deals and platforms to influence next year’s elections. Speakers raise concerns on tax relief and widespread farm distress as the assembly prepares for fiscal policy debates amidst limited funds and contested views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
Roosevelt
Maufacturers Associat
Washington
Ind
Hay
Market Prices and Commodities Report from Levelland
Market notes show alfalfa No 1 second cut at 5.95 with various Timothy and mixed hay grades. Wheat No 2 red around 3.5 to 4.0 dollars, butter extras per pound and eggs at local rates. Commodities listed include oat meal and grain futures with elevator transit bill mention and Toledo product terms.
WPA Workers Seek Pay For Time Of Unemployment
About 25 WPA workers from Sheffield Township gathered at WPA headquarters and the county commissioners’ office seeking relief for a day period of unemployment after project completion. Robler Jones said the group worked on the earview athiene feld project from November 16, with pay only for actual documented work. They received $316.91 on December 31, not for full half month’s pay, claiming they expected payment during idle times. Officials cited WPA rules denying pay when not assigned to work. Jones said he had written seven letters without useful responses, aside from a note from a senator. Also notes a separate fatal accident in Conneaut, Ohio, where a vehicle crashed into a truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Sheffield Township
County Commissioners’ Office
Robler Jones
North Ridge Road
Earview Athiene Feld
Jones
Siuul
Robler
Washington
Politi
Appeals Court Affirms Trial Verdict in Two Foreclosure Actions
The district court verdict in suits by The Cleveland Trust Company against W. E. Knight and Paul F. Berry was reviewed. The appellate court affirmed the Cleveland Trust Company’s verdict against Knight, remanded Berry for partial reversal due to evidence exclusion, and directed a verdict for the plaintiff. Both actions involved foreclosed apartment properties in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Cause of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland Trust Company
W. E. Knigh
The
Paul F. Berry
Continue Study Of Personality Session Led By Marguerite Streicher
Six girls attended a meeting to broaden their study of personality. Marguerite Streicher led the discussion as they planned to include additional books and magazine articles. They postponed further meetings until next month due to the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbars
Marguerite Streicher
WPA funds for theatre and armories approved by Washington
Funds approved last spring will be released to Dr. Carl Watson WPA administrator. Work on individual projects will begin as soon as possible. The largest item 6 Pitt 6 for Camp Perry covers a theatre and recreation building. armories will be built at Middletown, Cleveland, Akron, Cincinnati, Toledo, and several other cities including Lakewood and Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carl Watson
WPA
Pitt
Camp Perry
Armearies
Middistown
Cleveland
Pian Meeting Series At Hystan And Missionary Hall
A series of special meetings will be featured in the coming weeks at the Hystan and Missionary Alhartee on South Main Street. Revered speaker Moser will address each Sunday at 7 69 p.m. on the Glory of the Old Cross. The public is invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhartee South Main Street
Moser
Naseer
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Martin Schuster
Yvonne Schuster
D. A. Coox
Tedar
C. E Uehman
Acaim
Dowdel
E. al
Blue Bird
Court Street
Lucille Leach
Florence — Walllace
DD. C
City of Washington
Don Maze
White House
Harry Powers
Capitol
David Schmit- Kens
Mr. Vernon
Kenneth Friez
Congressional Library
Gerald van Kenran
West Point
Annapolis
Earl Sabiers
Ralph Holzhauerson
Robert Hall
Don. Maze
Gerald VanKeuren
Harry Ill
Waite House
Marthe Washington
Doris Conger
Doir Madison
D. Knotavich
Grover Cleveland
V. Solack
Jean McClellan
M Steel
Ua Hi
Howier
Riser Funeral
S Catholic Church
Elr- S
Maryland
Texas
Ida
Bellevue
Fremont
Run
Elyria
Christmas Prograw
Rey
Wil
Anderson
Musier
Emma Dresshier
Hone Well
Dorothy Jones
Chrismas Marion Srsete Finéman
Secretarat
Townsend Ciub
Eaayshers- Townsend CC
Fou Hall
Jenior Walther League
Walther League
Frangelica
Cobtrn Rest Home
Willem Brace
Lincoln Street
Earl Gilimean
Neal Luddar
Mary Mahkorn
Burton Coburn
Geo Warner
F. Hezzi
FL C Woore
Ohere
Fridar
Haas
Henry
Edwards
E Edwards
Voss Moimelle
Vermilio “Mire
Atterstein
Ciaran Jasts
Neil Lodwit
Wes Briez
Herman
Samuel Wrags
Fecards
Cora Sawyer
Zwissch
John Rein
Ben Nickel
Jack
Esther Haas
Oberlin
Esther Alflen
E. Lorain St. Jense Peemsenc Enveres
Will Wool Cemetery
Donnell
Ohio
Leoera Sanders
Jose, EH. Goetz
Garden Club
Senate of Fo Auement
Pigze
Columhu
Levelland Pope de Englltry
Machere Teer Ees
Soate
Reese, Ora & Bags
Maine
Haake
Toledg
Tate
Sete
Toledo
Conneaut
Glenwood
Geosze
Pere Iodar
Ohi
Haserodt’s
Haserodt
Jewelry Company
Pian Meeting
Gha
Nef
Columbus
George M. Jones
Margaret Cha
Woodland Avenue
Walter M. Horton
W. F
New York City
Boston
Hartford
New England
Margaret Houghton
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Akron
Japan
Puritane Coal Bargain
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