Fire loss in Elyria drops in first half of 1932
A report by Fire Chief Bates shows Elyria’s fire loss for the first six months of 1932 was 7116.43 dollars, far below the 1931 figure of 36694.62 dollars. Alarms declined slightly to 100, with 96 fire calls and four non fire alarms, including five outside city fires. Chief Bates credits increased resident caution and hopes for continued improvement into the second half of the year.
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Elyria
S . N. Bates
Elyrians
Bates
Spencer Band To Present Concert In Spencer
The Spencer band under director Edwin M. West will hold its first Spencer concert on Saturday night July 2 starting at 8 o clock. The 30 member ensemble features Ralph Miller Howard Sanford Jay E Root Griffith Reese Herbert Muller Sanford Riff Warren Pelton Atley Johnson Elmer Clinesmith Claribel Hange Merle L Kennery Arleigh Browand Lee Stroup Robert Fuhrman Lloyd Hines Howard Riff Milton Lamereaux Laura Garver Robert Fuhrman Leota McCourt Loyd Burketts William Garver Leonard Smith A L McCourt Carl Andrews Gordon Howe H C Butler J C Guyer.
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Spencer
Edwin M. West
Ralph Miller
Howard Sanford
Jay E. Root
Griffith Reese
Herbert Muller
Sanford Riff
Warren Pelton
Atley Johnson
Elmer Clinesmith
Claribe
Hange
Merle L. Kennery
Arleigh Browand
Lee Stroup
Helen Bovine
Wayne Messner
Robert Cole
Lloyd Hines
Howard Riff
Henrietta Clover Club meeting and region briefs
The Henrietta 4 H Clover Club met at the school house June 28 with a short business session. Elizabeth Vetter Esther Swiers and Eleanor Petty demonstrated work. Daphna Bates played piano and Barbara Brown read a poem before games. Briefs record numerous social visits and gatherings across nearby towns including Mansfield Norwalk North Olmsted Lorain and Elyria with many local families noted.
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Henrietta
Elisabeth Vetter
Esther Swiers
Eleanor Petty
Daphna Bates
Barbara Brown
British Shirt Trade Faces Possible June Stopage
London reports a looming stoppage as employers in wholesale tailoring mantle and shirt trades move to terminate national agreements. Upwards of 500,000 workers, mostly women, may be affected with protests and talks urged by the National Union of Tailors and Garment Workers. The piece also recalls a doctor repeating the phrase Of course during a fatal case.
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London
A. Conley
National Union of Tailors and Garment Workers
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Robert Fuhrman
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Carl Andrews
Gordon Howe
H. C. Butler
J C. Guyer
Amherst
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Amherst College
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Plato
Olympiodesus
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Re Department
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Remen
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Will Tucker
Zada Tucker
Will Smith
Norwalk
Louis Delefield
George Delefield
Martha
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Neidling
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Jewel Boone
Melvin Unger
Shirley
Otto Buehring
Lorain Hospital
Wanda
King Powers
Oberlin
Clyde Rosa
Fred Lauman
Henry Fleman
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Fred Haeni
Harry Jones
Ruby
Oscar, Senneider
Tracey Twining
Theodore Reis
Ron
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Paul Portman
Lowellville
Joe A. Mitten
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Theodore Cook
Medina
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Walter Bonnett
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George Broughton
Barl Kendeigh
Harold Coates
G. C. Becker
Elmer Portman
F Mo Jacobs
Virginia
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Lorain
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Rugby
Hughes
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York State
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Campbell's Pork & Beans
Kraft Cheese
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