Voting Importance Will Be Discussed By Kiwanis Club Speaker
H H Nye, trust officer of Elyria Sayings and Trust Company, will discuss the importance of voting at the upcoming election during the Elyria Kiwanis Club lunch at Hotel Billinghurst tomorrow. The talk, titled Politics, will be non political. Plans for three club events follow: Sixth Division picnic at Euclid Beach July 21, Kiwanis Day at the Great Lakes Exposition July 24 with attendees from Ohio and nearby states, and the international Inter-club meeting with the Sixth Division and London Ontario club, to be held in London with a chartered boat from Cleveland to Port Stanley and a special train to London.
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H. H. Nye
Elyria Sayings and Trust Company
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Billinghurst
Euclid Beach
Ohio
London
Ontario
Cleveland
Port Stanley
Elyrians Named On Eagles Committees
Two Elyrians and former state presidents of the Ohio division Fraternal Order of Eagles received committee appointments from State President Charles Sacks. Gerald Nau of the Sheriff’s office was named to the committee on the state of the order, while Steve Leser was named to the judiciary committee. They will present reports at the annual convention at Cedar Point from July 9 to 12.
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Ohio
Order of Eagles
Charles Sacks
Akron
Gerald Nau
Clarence Dick
Steve Leser
Cedar Point
Auto Licenses Go On Lower Rate Today
Bargain prices on automobile tags draw Elyria owners awaiting the first reduction on 1936 plates. Tags may be purchased for three fourths of the yearly rate and are valid until next April. Local deputy registrars in charge of tax sales expect more motorists to buy tags this afternoon after a solid morning turnout.
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Elyria
Firemen Called To House Fire On Eighth Street
Elyria firefighters were summoned to 343 Eighth Street for basement smoke detected this morning. They found no blaze beyond burning papers and rubbish in the furnace area as Hose Company Number One responded.
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Elyria
Arthur Gallan
Eighth Street
Rome
Hose Company Number One
Kelser Seeks to Clean Up Delinquent Allotment Taxes
County officials consider setting aside about 3590 to advertise delinquent allotment property in Ridgeville Brownhelm and Avon Lake. Auditor Kelser told commissioners the aim is not to force sales but to clear four to eight year delinquencies on 7000 parcels. Councilors debated funding while delaying a final decision as staff work on lists continues.
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C. Kelser
John F. Davidson
Kelser
Ridgeville
Brownhelm
Avon Lake
Helser
Visiting Jail Visiting Day Returns After Break Attempt
Sheriff lifts visiting ban at county jail after a May 7 break attempt. First visitors include Mrs Anthony Papes and Doraths Papes, tied to Wellington bank robbers Edward Gromand and accomplice. Only one visitor allowed at a time with a deputy present. restriction aims to prevent further attempts.
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Anthony Papes
Doraths Papes
Wellington
Papes
Edward Gromand
Cleveland
Sweet Heart
Gromand Suich
Weasel Kills Chickens On Mehling Farm
Deputy Sheriff Gerald Wall and Charles Lennard found four weasels responsible for killing young chickens at the A F Mehling farm in Canada after theft reports. They discovered the carcasses piled beneath the chicken coop, confirming the culprit was wildlife rather than human theft.
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Fife
A F. Mehling
Canada
Gerald Wall
Charles Lennard
Rotary club hears Baldwin Wallace student on youth challenges
Elyria Rotarians heard Lawrence Stone, Baldwin Wallace College student and future student body president, discuss youth challenges locating work and adapting to the world of work. I B Thomas and Edward Allen reported on the Atlantic City Rotary International convention. The meeting closed William Collmar’s presidency. Paul Gentzel to preside next week with guests from Washington DC Minnesota and Elyria.
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Elvria Rotary Club
Lawrence Stone
Elyria
Baldwin-Wallace College
Elks' Restaurant
Stone
Rotary International
Antic City
I B Thomas
Edward Allen
William Collmar
Paul Gentzel
Washington, DC
Minnesota
Yesterdas
Three Injured By Auto and Girl's Bail Set at 1000
In Cleveland on July 1 Aliece Martin nineteen was released on a one thousand dollar bond after her car struck a mother Irene Andreas thirty one and her two children. Mrs Andreas was crushed against a fire alarm box and lost her right leg. Helen her one week old daughter was thrown from a baby carriage and Marion suffered a possible skull fracture. Miss Martin said she tried to "heat" a changing traffic light and lost control of her vehicle.
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Cleveland
Aliece Martin
Irene Andreas
Helen
Marison
Martin
Pole
Brown named political contact for Knox campaign
Former secretary of state from Blanchester is chosen to act as political contact man for Frank Knox and to represent the National Committee with Knox during the campaign. He will accompany the Chicago publisher on his speaking trips. Charles P Taft in Topeka with Governor Landon will not take part officially.
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Rea Brown
Blanchester
Frank Knox
Hamilton
Brown
National Committee
Knox
Chicago
Louie
Charles P Taft
Cincinnati
Robert A Taft
Ohio
Topeka
Landon
Harulon
Hactiton
Kaneas
Kansas
Wei
Phillips named successor to Breckinridge Long at State Department
The article reports Phillips likely to replace Long after his resignation amid Italo American tensions. Roosevelt also considering Summer Welles for the Latin American post. In a separate note, Josh Yarbrough faces reckless driving charges continued for trial before Mayor Don A. Baird after a Mast avenue crash. The piece ends with a reflection on nations arming, implying rising global tensions.
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Summer Welles
Phillips
Josh Yarbrough
West Avenue
Mast Avenue
Don A. Baird
Oberlin Girl Scout Day Camp planned at Yelmet lodge
At a meeting of Girl Scout leaders in Oberlin plans were made for a Day Camp to be held at Yelnet lodge. Mrs Don Bryant will direct the camp with sessions on Tuesdays and a Thursday program for colored scouts starting July 7 and July 9. Dorothea Thomas will head the colored troops.
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Oberlin
Git
McCullough
Yelnet Lodge
Don Bryant
Camp Ledgewood
Colored Scouts
Dorothea Thomas
Townsend Club Elects OfficersThursday
Regular meeting of the Townsend club will be held Thursday evening at East Oberlin Church with election of officers for six months and two delegates for the national convention in Cleveland July 14 19. Prof D Sherman to speak at the memorial fountain dedication in Lorain Lakeview Park. Ladies Aid circle meets Thursday at Mrs Bert Locke's home on Wondsland Avenue. Mrs Frank Fowler hosted the Martes club yesterday.
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Townsend Club
East Oberlin Church
Cleveland
D. Sherman
Lorain
Lakeview Park
Bert Locke
Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
Wondsland Avenue
Frank Fowler
Martes Club
Divorce Granted In Wilful Absence Case At Court House
Joseph Fathofsky Jr of Lorain was granted a divorce yesterday by Indre D A Cook on grounds of wilful absence. Grand larceny charges against George WeFadden, brought by Grant Pitts of Wellington as part of a solicitation sale dispute, were held under advisement by Justice Joseph Petro who asked counsel to file briefs by July 7.
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Joseph Fathofsky, Jr
Lorain
Indre
George WeFadden
Grant Pitts
Wellington
Joseph Petro
John Pierpont Morgan Carried From Train In Mass General Shock
Morgan, one of the world’s wealthiest men and head of J F Morgan and Co, was carried on a stretcher from an estate at West Manchester Massachusetts to an ambulance after a Transport incident. Police guarded stations and questioned passengers as he was moved toward New York in a private car. The illness, described as a neurological disease, left him unable to walk, though not immediately fatal, and he is noted as a major financier and director of numerous enterprises.
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Morgan
West Manchester
Mass
Pennsylvania Station
New York
Newuriuis
Newarius
J. F. Morgan and Co
John Filipont Morgan
New Fire Hose Is Accepted For Service
Additional fire protection for Elstra was made available this morning when 25 feet of new fire hose was placed in service by the fire department following its acceptance by the city. The hose will replace old hose found defective in recent tests. The new hose was tested to ensure it meets department requirements and each piece was marked to identify it. Every piece of hose owned by the department is marked similarly.
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Elstra
Bus Crash Ends in Signpost Tragedy Near Natural Bridge
Nighttime crash left five dead as rescuers rushed in and doctors treated the injured. The bus allegedly halted against a large Natural Bridge signpost, saving some cargo from plunging further. Victims include Mrs Lucy Thompson of Alexandria and five others with several unconfirmed identifications.
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Natural Bridge
Clyde Garter
Lucy Thompson
Alexandria
Piderson
J. P. Flatmiiton
Birmingham
Automobile Train Collision Kills Louis Vennet Euclid Ohio
Louis Vennet an adjuster for the American Automobile Insurance Company dies in a collision with a train killing an unidentified woman. The tragedy highlights the era’s scrutiny of wealth and responsibility toward offspring amid broader remarks on wealth and ambition.
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Dnermouwy. O
Louisa
Vennet
Euclid
Ohio
American Automobile Insurance Company
Youth suffers injuries in board fall accident
Lurien Norman, 18, of 369 Fur nace street, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital around 1 a.m. today for minor lacerations and bruises after falling from a running board of a cat driven by Albert Andrewski of Filyrta, according to Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman and Joseph Woodings.
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Lurien Norman
Furnace Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mw Cat
Albert Andrewski
Filyrita
Paul Chapman
Joseph Woodings
Exposition Booth Adds To Service
Elyria exposition booth at Middle Avenue and Broad Street expands offerings with a new all-in-one ticket set. Tickets include admission and concession, price matches general admission at Cleveland grounds, and allow concession access without extra cost. Travelers passing through Elyria report strong interest and overnight stays linked to booth inquiries. Attendees include groups from California Minnesota and other states seeking information and tickets.
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Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Che
Cleveland
Elyria
California
Wother
Minnesota
Steel workers clash over union strategy and rival plans
CIO leaders push for targeted organizing of steel, textile, and rubber workers as AFL leaders urge unity. William Green of the AFL demands Lewis disband CIO control while inviting CIO to join vertical unions. War chest funds fuel organizers in mill towns amid mass meetings and street campaigns.
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Lewis
Green
A F of L
F of
CIO
Vertical Unis
A. Foof Tr
Federation
AFL of L
Qne
Labor Department
Aligqnippa
Amalgamated Association of Iran, Steel and Tin Workers
A F. of I
Markets and farm goods prices across regions
The page lists varied market figures for staples and livestock from multiple regions. It includes poultry types like roosters, Leghorns, broilers, and hens with price ranges, potato and grain prices, hay and straw rates, flour and wheat, cottonseed products, and notable regional price points in North Carolina, Southern Ohio, and other markets, reflecting broad commodity fluctuations.
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Ular Land
Leghorn
Brailery
Hiotlers
Abe
Browers
Broilers
Atorita
Lenge
Relief Crisis Hits Subdivisions of Cuyahoga County
In Cleveland Ohio on July 1 officials warned relief funds for 1900 relief clients in Cuyahoga County could be suspended to free money for food purchases. County commissioners discussed preserving civic services as Major Harold Burton planned a trip to Columbus to seek a solution from Governor Martin L. Davey. If no relief funds are provided by law, those on relief will be left without funds until a new relief statute is enacted.
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Cleveland
Negular
Cuyahoga County
John Curry
Polarhitty
Harold H Burton
Columbus
Martin L Davey
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