Elyria Sees Mild Freeze as Industrial Survey Planned
Elyria thermometers this morning register from three degrees above to three degrees below zero. The Chamber of Commerce and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announce an industrial survey will start soon with George C. Smith of the railroad surveying at no cost to the city. Elyria youths learn there will be no community Christmas tree festivities this year.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Indus
George C. Smith
Elyria Chamber to Move to Maynard House Site
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce will relocate on January 1 to the Maynard house on Third Street between First M. E. Church and St. Andrew's Church. Purchases last spring for a new building were halted by finances. The Y M C A bought the Dyke house on Third Street behind its own building to allow future enlarging if needed, price $6,000. Thirty four students are enrolled in the Lorain County Normal School which meets weekly.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Maynard
Third Street
M. E
St. Andrew’s Church
Chamber
Lorain County Normal School
New Falcon Knight Bodies to Be Built in Elyria
A Pontiac report says Falcon Knight automobile bodies will be built in Elyria with final assembly at an unspecified site and motors produced in Pontiac while executive offices will be in Detroit. Also notes Blackstone to perform at Rialto Theatre with a 25 member company, Oberlin College men’s glee club to begin its Christmas tour visiting 12 Ohio cities and two in Pennsylvania.
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Elyria
Pontiac
Michigan
Detroit
Blackstone
Rialto Theatre
Oberlin College Men’s Glee Club
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lumber thieves plunder 400 acre wood near Pearl and North Ridge Roads
Sheriff Clarence Adams and two deputies found at least 150 men cutting, sawing, and loading timber from a 400 acre tract, trespassing to haul logs to homes for firewood. Owners report thousands of trees felled, as county residents inspect the new Lorain County Tuberculosis Sanatorium opened for public view.
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Clarence Adams
Pearl and
North Ridge Roads
New Lorain County Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Boston University bans smoking room for women students
Boston University College of Business Administration requires female students to smoke outside. Dean Everett W. Lord did not oppose girls smoking but refused a petition for a smoking room due to lack of space.
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Boston
Boston University College of Business Administration
Everett W. Lord
Squirrels Chew Cable Trapping Woodbury Bethlehem Service
In Woodbury Connecticut squirrels gnawed through the antimony alloy covering of a telephone cable between Woodbury and Bethlehem. Five holes let moisture enter and short circuited the wires for two days. Owen Moore, once a screen star, returns in an important role.
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Woodboury
Conn
Woodbury
Bethlehem
Owen Moore
New Books At Elyria Library Offer Global Tales
The Elyria Library rolls out a cosmopolitan week of new books led by Miss Chase’s This England praising English life. Other notable titles include I Found No Peace by Webb Miller, The O Henry Memorial Award Stories of 1936, and several works ranging from Jokes for All Occasions to Sunshine Preferred.
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Elyria
Edna Moore
Li Draftan
Miss Chase
England
Thomas
Greenwood
Shenandoah Pottery
Rice
Donley
Skinner
Falmouth
Villiers
Akeley
California
Saunders
Ellis
Wild Bill Hickock
Wilstach
Lamb
Alexander
Torquemada
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Goursdey
LUX Soap
C.penney Company
Aan
Co-Eds
American Beauty
Universal
Dover
Magic-Maid
Tip-Top
Sunbeam
Streak
Jor.s
Silex
Tee
American Airlines
Tinker Toys
Lincoln Laoges
NCES
Sabatini
Bates
Belth
Deledda
Hummel
Lowndes
Payne
Widdemer
Willams
Haseroot
Telectron
Westminster
Dresden
For
Waltham Movement
Esquire
Haserodt’s
Philco - Bosch
United Motora
Motorola
Stewart Warner
Arvin
Charles Court
Thornwood Pocahontas
Kennedy
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