Organize Boys Catholic Club Here
Elyria sees a Catholic Boys Athletic Association organized with Knights of Columbus support. Dr C E Guth chairs the committee and says the group aims to promote clean athletics and social life for Catholic youth. The first team will join the YMCA league representing St Marys Church, with senior and junior squads planned and about 135 boys signed up.
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Elyria
Knights of Columbus Lodge
C. E. Guth
Y. M. Co. AL
St Mary's Church
Dr. Guth
Andy Super
Arthur Damm
F. Noonan
J. Burney
D. Seward
Rivalry for girl ends in deaths in Whitestone Queens
Two brothers, Willard Ricker a 39 year old carpenter and Robert Ricker 43, a plumber, killed each other in Whitestone Queens over a girl who married someone else thirteen years ago. Robert died en route to Flushing hospital after what authorities believe was poison.
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New York
Willard Ricker
Robert
Whitestone
Queens
Flushing Hospital
So This is London and Elyrian sales invasions at Elyria High
Elyria High students from the senior class play So This is London and the Elyrian yearbook staff conduct sales in homerooms during the first half of the week. Principal C P Shively says the selling is good experience for the projects and the students target classmates who are present and cannot dodge or dismiss the sales talks.
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Elyria High School
London
The
Elyrian
C. P. Shively
VFW Plans Indoor Circus at Cascade Pavilion
The Elyria Post Veterans of Foreign Wars will stage a four day indoor circus from December 19 through 22 at Cascade Dance Pavilion. High class vaudeville acts have been engaged and a local orchestra will provide music. Dancing will be featured each evening as the Post aims for a huge successful first effort.
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Elyria Post Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cascade Dance Pavilion
The
Post
Christmas Decoration Contest Promises Cash Prizes
The Chronicle Telegram invites Elyria residents to decorate homes for Christmas and enter a contest offering 25.00 first prize, 15.00 second, and 10.00 third. Registration is required via a printed blank and captions for visible lights both inside and outside. The event emphasizes clever, original displays over expense, inviting all homes from cottages to mansions to participate.
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Elyria
Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Automobile Crash Injures Local Man At Telegraph Pole
Mrs J McLaughlin of 315 Fairlawn Avenue reports George Snyder of 57 Winkles Street drove an auto into a telegraph pole injuring Mr McLaughlin seriously. Hospital accounts differed yesterday and physicians fear a possible skull fracture.
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J. McLaughlin
Fairlawn Avenue
Chronicle-Telegram
George Snyder
Winkles Street
McLaughlin
Machines Damaged in Broad Street Crash
A machine driven by George Fefcher collided with another machine backed from a Broad Street parking space yesterday afternoon. Betty Nagy operated the second vehicle and received a crushed rear fender. Feidler's car was damaged with a broken rear tire a smashed fender a bent spring and a disconnected drive shaft.
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George Fefcher
Marseilles Avenue
Broad Street
Betty Nagy
Feidler
Local police asked to watch for car
Ashland police requested nearby units to be on the lookout for a 1926 Buick sedan stolen in Ashland yesterday with license 131-762. Separate notices report a Chevrolet sedan theft from East Bridge Street with plate D324 and a radiator damage incident on West Avenue near Fourth Street. A divorce suit by William A. Cunningham against Marie A. Cunningham was dismissed in common pleas court.
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Ashland
L. A. Worcester
Middle Avenue
Worcester
West Avenue
Fourth Street
East Bridge Street
Poice
Play Chevrolet Company
Wm. A. Cunningham
Marie A. Cunningham
Common Pleas Court
Drunken Driver Fined $100 Arrested on West Street
Charles Brown of Ford Street was arraigned before Mayor James A. Hewitt after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. He was fined $100 plus costs and paid the fine before being released.
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West Street
Charles Brown
Ford Street
James A. Hewitt
Brown
Rown
Mercury Highs and Lows Reported Across 20 Cities
The weather bureau released yesterday's extreme temperatures from 20 cities. Readings include Washington D C 56 and 22, Key West 78 and 68, New York City 46 and 38, Los Angeles 75 and 55, Chicago 46 and 40, Denver 35 and 1, Spokane 42 and 2, Williston 24 and 4, and other noted highs and lows across the nation.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Northfield
New York City
D. C
Wilmington
N. C
Key West
Fla
Atlanta
New Orleans
Brownstille
Texas
Cincinnati
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Til
Des Moines
Iowa
Omaha
Nebr
Willston
N. Dak
Lander
Woo
Denver
Colo
el Paso
Yuma
Arizona
Spokane
Wash
Los Angeles
Calif
Denies Blame In Hitting Schultz Denies Blame In Hitting Schultz
In Columbus the Amherst Hardware Co answers a Lorain resident file seeking 10900 for injuries from a March 28, 1828 truck accident. The firm admits contact but blames Schultz. Also, Dr. John M. Durham, 88, longtime Columbus physician, died at home after a brief illness.
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Amherst Hardware Company
Common Pleas Court
Frederick Schultz
Lorain
The
Hardware Company
Schultz
Columbus
John M. Durnham
Patten Wheat King Estate Valued in Chicago Banks
Pending probate of James A. Patten’s will reveals ownership of stock in seven Chicago banks valued at 7,603,552 dollars. His fortune is estimated up to 30,000,000 dollars but final amount awaits the court filing. Administrator-designate Harrison B. Riley begins reviewing the estate with state inheritance tax officials.
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Chicago
James A. Patten
Harrison B. Riley
Patten
Wheat King
Fages Charge of Hitting Maid Held for Grand Jury
Dr Bernard McDonald bound over to the grand jury under $200 bond on a charge of assault and battery brought by Stella Yarka a maid at his wife’s home. He pleaded not guilty claiming the maid was struck accidentally when he opened a door to let his daughter out after a phone call.
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Bernard McDonald
S. J. George
Stella Yarka
McDonald
Justice George
Oberlin's White Way Lights Up Main Streets
Oberlin's four main business streets were illuminated last night for the first time with 44 lights on concrete posts spaced about 90 to 100 feet apart. The inauguration occurred without ceremony beyond the lights themselves, marking years of planning by local business interests, with Ohio Electric Power Co and village council cooperation.
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Oberlin
Ohio Electric Power Company
Oberlin Community Chest forms permanent org plan
A village meeting at Sturges hall approved a constitution for an Oberlin Community Chest to run the annual fall fund drive for multiple charities. The eight articles cover the organizing committee officers reports budget and amendments with speedy effect upon approval by the twelve sponsoring organizations. The drafting committee included Rev. Chas. B. Ketcham C. R. Comings and J. N. Stone. The canvassing committee also reported a Chest drive totaling 5,223.51 dollars.
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Oberlin Community Chest
Sturges Hall
Chas. B. Ketcham
C. R. Comings
J. N. Stone
Monroeville and Oberlin open basketball season with first scrimmage
Monroeville High pledges toward a budget of 5000 oversubscribing as the first history making effort opens tomorrow night at 6 30 in the local high school gym. Oberlin begins league play after Christmas not in the Little Big Seven. Coach Leland Holden relies on Hamlin Weiss Van Ausdale and a group of eligible players including Parker Farrar John Jones Tucker Pattridge Stretcher and Bruce Brickley. The Woman's Relief Corps elects officers headed by President Amela Edwards and other officers.
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Monroeville High School
Son
Oberlin High
Oberlin
Monroeville
Leland F. Holden
Hamlin
Weiss
van Ausdale
Parker
Farrar
John Jones
Tucker
Pattridge
Stretcher
Bruce Brickley
Installation of Pansy Chapter Officers in Wellington
Last evening in the lodge rooms the Pansy Chapter of the Eastern Star installed officers for the year. Past Grand Matron Sarah Binder of Wellington presided with assistance from Grand Marshal Lena Greenfield Grand Chaplain Sibyl Miller Grand Organist Lena Foster and Grand Warder Abigail Spaulding. New officers include Worshipful Master Omra Hoeh Worshipful Patron A R Kimpton and secretary Leta Van Ausdale among others with Mary Ebersole Esther Nora Trong and Jessie Kimpton named in officer roles.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Lodse Rooms
Sarah Binder
Wellington
Lena Greenfield
Gertrude Barricklow
Leta van Ausdale
Misa Grace Morgan
Ellen Kimmel
Electa Stone
C. E. van Ausdale
Winifred Gaston
Marshal
Marian Mann
Dorothy Broadwell
Adah
Mary Ebersole
Ruth
Marie Spore
Esther
Nora Trong
Martha
Jessie Kimpton
Electa
Augusta Repka
Warden
Mona Champion
Sentinel
Edith Thatcher
Farm Bureau Members to Receive Fertilizer Rebate Checks
Ohio Farm Bureau Service Company to distribute rebates of 1097.15 dollars to about 225 Lovein County Farm Bureau members who bought fertilizer this year. Checks come from the Farm Bureau as a return on fertilizer purchases.
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Lovein County
Farm Bureau
The
Ohio Farm Bureau Service Company
Ohio Farm Bureau
Senate weighs Navy expansion and West confirmation
The Navy bill for 15 new 10,000 ton cruisers and an aircraft carrier awaits action after the Boulder Dam bill. The Kellogg treaty is expected to be reported by the Foreign Relations Committee tomorrow as Chairman Borah hopes to act before Christmas. The Senate Public Lands Committee questioned Roy O West's interior secretary nomination, summoning six witnesses including Hubert Work and William Donovan. West defended his finances and Salt Creek lease handling, with a favorable outlook for confirmation unless new issues appear. The usual committees probe unemployment, patronage, Packers and Stockyards Act, and other items as the House prepares to act.
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Senate
Boulder Dam
Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Senateublic Lands Committee
Roy 0. West
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
William J. Donovan
Hoover
West
Samuel Insull
Salt Creek
House
Thaw and Nesbit Attend Night Club Publicity Stunt
New York reports Harry K Thaw and Evelyn Nesbit visiting a city night club as a staged publicity event. Evelyn explains her pilot son Reseoty Thr while Thaw, smoking a large cigar, nods and chats briefly. Photographers are barred from the scene.
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Harry Thaw
Evelyn
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Stanford White
Harry
Reseoty
Evelyn Neabit
Truck Driver Aids In Recovering Money
Norwalk truck driver Irvin Grills found a lost bank money bag after it vanished from collector John A. Sadowski at Hamilton and Ely buildings. The bag contained nearly thirty dollars from Hamilton Tariff Fund and student savings. Grills returned it to Mrs. Albert Youngless, who contacted Hamilton School and restored the funds.
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Norwalk
John A. Sadowski
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Sadowski
Middle Avenue
Hamilton School
Hamilton Tariff
Hamilton
Ely
Irvin Grills
Grills
Albert Youngless
Columbus Street
Younglass
Hamton School
Youngress
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland Ohio Prices
Cleveland market listings for butter eggs poultry and turkey prices with detailed rates for butter eggs and various poultry classes. Ohio and New York potatoes priced by sack with regional comparisons. Toledo livestock market reports hog and calf receipts with price ranges. Interior department appropriation bill mention notes prospects for rapid adoption.
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Cleveland
Lee
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Wisconsi
Minnesota
Maine
Green Mountain
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Interior Department
New Devon Courts Apartment Nears Completion at 340 Third St
The New Devon Courts twenty suite residence at 340 Third St nears completion with some suites ready by December 15. Owned and built by J. B. Halpin, rentals handled by B. M. O'Donnell who operates from O'Donnell's Cigar Store on Court St. Inquiries at 401 Middle Ave or by phone 2221 or 5202.
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Devon Courts
Third St
J. B. Halpin
B. M. O'Donnell
Mr. O'Donnell
O’donnell
Court St
Middle Ave
Cross Petition in alimony case by Dr McDonald
Dr Bernard McDonald of Elyria files cross petition in common pleas court against his wife Alice. She accuses him of failing to support the family and of living apart while she fears for her safety. He counters that she is jealous with an independent income of 2500 a year, extravagant debt, and has threatened him. He seeks custody of their five year old child, Alice, while he disputes plans to adopt a 191 month old boy and notes his wife has two daughters from a prior marriage.
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Common Pleas Court
Alice
Bernard McDonald
Elyria
McDonald
Dent
Vermilion
Dorothy
Kathleen
Platinum
Y M C A Directors Meet To Review Progress
Y M C A Cassation board of directors convenes tonight to hear reports from each department on progress and work done. A financial statement will be presented along with other routine business matters for action.
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YM. C. A
Cassication
Have More Than Their Share Of Hard Luck
James Gatens and wife of 8105 Lake Ave Cleveland face continual hardship after a year of bad luck. A recent automoble crash injured both, a baby died after birth while Mrs Gatens remains seriously ill in a Cleveland hospital. Gatens, a bus driver, was injured while cranking a bus. A second child suffers severe whooping cough at Elyria home of Mrs Alice Smith.
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James Gatens
Lake Ave
Cleveland
Elyria
Gatens
Gatena
City Finance Committee to Recommend New Fire Engine
The finance committee will present a recommendation for a new fire engine to the city council at the meeting next Monday. The planned purchase is estimated at about 11 000 to 12 000 dollars, replacing the worn equipment at the west side fire station. The article notes there are 1,075 airport lands in the country.
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West Side
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Knights of Columbus
Organization of Catholic Boys Athletic and Social Association
VF. W
Chas E. Guth
Elyria Savings & Trust
the Johnson Gift Shop
Second Street
George Schnell
Camden
J. George
Bank of Cleveland
W. Arthur Spademan
Seventh Street
Gardner
Wast
Fages
Maid
Woman's Relief Corps
Amela Edwards
Lian Rudeke
Agnes Princehorn
Feakins
J. L. Edwards
Beebs
Minnis Morris
Reublin Bros
Reublins
Malaga
the Loomis Co
Free Christian Science
Andrew J. Graham
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Andress
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Glade Thomas
Elyria Block
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