Sky Projector to Visit Elyria on Thursday Evening
The sky projector a 400000000 candle power magic lantern will visit Elyria Thursday July 16. Harold H Burton Cleveland mayor and Great Lakes Exposition officials invite residents to join the summer event. Sponsored by Exposition Standard Oil of Ohio and the Chronicle Telegram the 15 foot steel projector will project onto clouds after dark near downtown if clouds permit or else on a large downtown building. It will operate until 11 pm ready to showcase the message and invite Elyria to the Exposition.
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Elyria
Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
J. B. Coleman
Republicans Outing Planned by Elyria Young Men’s Club
The Elyria County Unit of the Young Men's Republican Club will host a ham dinner Thursday evening at the Guy Findley cabin on Abbe Road. The event starts at seven o'clock. A prominent speaker will give a brief talk. Admission is free and all members and friends are urged to attend. Sponsored by the Elyria unit.
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Elyria County
Young Men‘s Republican Club
Guy Findley
Abbe Road
Elyria
Treatment for Atletes Uses Camphor Fingle Powder Slime
An advertisement describes a dissolve and apply remedy titled Treat Dissolve 22 grains gum camphor and 72 grains fingel powder in one slime grain alcohol Amry twice. It claims quicker recovery in two days and notes pleasant use. Prepared for 3% CGC by Bowers Drytest and published as an advt.
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Amry
O. N. G. Party At Hedges Tonight
Headquarters Company of the 14th Infantry O. N. G. plans a party at the Hedges tonight. Elyria Legion Post No. 12 and both local Veterans of Foreign Wars posts assist. Ford Refenning leads arrangements with E. D. Nielsen as general chairman. Funds support camp expenses and mess funds for the company.
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14Th Infantry O. N. G
Elyria Legion
Ford
Real Estate Transfers List From Lorain Area
A compilation of property transfers including Florence Smith to Sears Rochuck and Co on West 20th Lorain Jennie M Court et al to Alice M Smith on 75 acres in Henrietta Township Lot 14 Elizabeth Farrell to Ethel M Waltz on Cleveland Avenue Amherst Township Gardner to Sears Roebuck and Co on South Point Avenue Avon Lake Weber Finnegan to others on Franklin Avenue Amherst etc. Transfers involve Lorain Elyria Amherst North Amherst Avon Lake Carlisle Township Brownhelm Township and surrounding parcels. The list also notes sheriffs deeds and sublets within Hadaway Allotment and Sublit No 15 Heman Ely's Addition.
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Florence Smith
Sears, Rochuck and Co
West 20Th Street
Lorain
Jennie M. Court
Allice M. Smith
Henrietta Township
Elizabeth Farrell
Ethel M. Waltz
Cleveland Avenue
Amherst Township
Jessia McIntosh Gardner
Sez Roebuck and Co
South Point Avenue
Avon Lake Village
William C. B. Weber
Ton Thomas S. Finnegan
First Savings and Loan Company
Yarows
Hadaway
Carlisle
Clark St . Elyria
Qray
Ethel Mwest
Harcourt Road
Brownhelm
Mary &. Domizn
Western Reserve Finance Company
Elyria Township
Maryann Smith
Heman Ely
Elyria
Rose B. Hoerg
Mildred Hutton
Church Street
Amherst Village
Grange Entertainment At Lake Avenue Meeting
North Elyria Grange held its regular meeting at the schoolhouse with good attendance. The Shining Thimbles 4 11 Club girls presented a program and demonstrated meeting procedures. Esther Smidtkens, Mary Birell, Barbara Jean Prindle, Ruth Shumaker sang, with Louise Jabbush at the piano. Ruth Shumaker played a piano solo. Bernice Birell also performed.
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Grange
Lake Avenue
North Elyria Grange
Shining Thimbles
Girly
Esther Smidtkens
Mary Birell
Barbara Jean Prindle
Ruth Shumaker
Louise Jabbush
Bernice Birell
New Deal Currency plank sparks economist rebuke
The piece criticizes the New Dealers currency plank as unorthodox and failing to separate monetary policy from government finances. It cites Economists National Committee on Monetary Policy and warns that plans like commodity money and silver moves threaten sound currency, urging balanced budgets and Fed independence.
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National Committee On Monetary Poliy
National Committee On Monetary Policy
Resolutions Committee
Congress
Thor
Local social notes and brief travels in Elyria area
The North Elyria Juveniles meet with Mrs. Greenberper and Mr. Jabbush family on Griswold road prepares a Michigan trip for a week. Local residents plan vacations in the East and Canada. The Lake Avenue Community church Woman's Association will meet July 15 at Mrs. Roy Green's home to collect four inch patches for Mission. Brief mentions include Earl Hollis Jr improving after a mosquito bite and relatives visiting from Holmes County. Henry Gould of Oberlin returns from Liberia as radio operator. he is brother to Percy Gould of Stop 19.
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O. Jabbush
Griswold Road
Michigan
Percy Gould
Stop 19
East
Frank Provoznix
Ruth
Bert
Canada
Morice Varsey
Rabbit Read
Frank Gould
Oberlin
A. E. Wallington
V. Vo Sehachfer
Woman's Association of
Lake Ayvenue Community Church
Roy Green
Adelbert Street
Mission
E. Groskey
Holmes Mounty
Ohio
Henry Gould
Axton
Liberia
Africa
Pascal Sawyer
Cleveland
T. J
Coon Reid
John Parr
Sandusky
Stanley Kukes
Larain
David Kukes
Ardith Howard
Brownheim
John Pfart
M.E. Giary
Marold
Carl Webber
Elyria
F. J. Darby
Lorain
Nellie Greenwitr
Betty
Albert Baird
Lucille Pfury
Clarence Schroeder
F.C. Schroeder
Bernard Fox
Milan
Herman Welz
Glenn Berkmeyer
Jessie Berkmayer
Krieg
South Amherst
Theodore Wilson
Edna Mae Lehman
Amherst
E. J. Darby
John Wilhelm
Midway
Jennie Mitchell
Henry Gibson
Clarence Opperman
William Coperman
Marcela
T. J. Barry
Caroline Osborne
Maple Grove Cemetery
Joe Bickle
la Grange
Walter Snedlenberger
Pearl Schroeder
Ella Batz
Clavier
Albert Liembach
Joe Esch
Norwalk
Nora Wallace
Webster
N. D
Id Farrell
Archie Feathers
Archie Hardy
Luella Sennhenn
Ralph Kelble
Vacation Bible School Opens at Birmingham M. J. Church
A Birmingham Vacation Bible School began Monday at the Birmingham M. J. church for children ages four to fourteen. The program runs five days a week from 9 00 to 11 70 a m under the direction of Rev S HN Kaetzel. Local residents and families attend events and visits across nearby towns are noted in this community roundup.
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Birmingham
Birmingham M. J
HN. Kaetzel
Hotel Billinghurst Grill Opens To The Public Today
One of the finest grill rooms in Elyria opens this morning as the Hotel Billinghurst Grill debuts on the street level, paired with the Cocktail Barn in the basement. The English cabin styled room features a forty foot bar, black walnut woodwork, modern lighting, and Lorraine Kartz etching above the backbar. Interior decorated by R Wayne Dow, the grill plans to operate 6 am to 10 pm daily offering sandwiches light luncheons beer liquor and mixed drinks at popular prices.
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Elyria
Bellinghurst Grill
Sread
Lorraine Kartz
R. Wayne Dow
Vermilion Local Happenings Include Visits and Health News
Vermilion area itemizes infections and hospital stays as Albert Chicotel fights a facial neck infection. Carl Weigshaw moved to a new allotment home after twenty years with Charles Nubn. Mrs. Derby and Crall families host visitors from New York and Lorain. Local weddings, travel, and minor injuries appear among routine community notes, with a death and a bank holdup aftermath briefly reported.
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Albert Chicotel
Carl Weigshaw
Charles Nubn
Clifford Derby
New York
William Crall
Lurine Farrel
Lima youth with bonds jailed after manslaughter sentence
Albert McGill, 16 year old Black veteran, faced a range of one to 20 years for manslaughter after receiving $762 in bonus bonds. The bonds were mailed to his jail cell just hours before his sentencing to the penitentiary.
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Lima. O
Albert McGill
McGill
Social visits spotted in Vincent Mississippi
Thelma Jors of Elyria visited relatives two weeks with kin in Vincent. Thelma called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jors Sunday afternoon. Harold Packard and family Mildred Holzaner and James Wangerine of Elyria called on Mrs. Carrie Davidson and family Sunday afternoon.
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Ing
Vincent
Thelma Jors
Elyria
Charles Jors
Harold Packard
Mildred Holzaner
James Wangerine
Carrie Davidson
Ida's Banana Trick Teaches Mothers A Lesson
Ida claims hunger to irritate her mother and seeks a banana in front of guests. The mother, surprised, yields to the request to avoid a scene and learns a tactic: granting small desires in company may prevent bigger interruptions, with Ida’s pattern explained as seeking attention or novelty.
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Ida
Mother
Prospector 84 Plans 1946 Trap For Muskrats Inlet Claim
Juneau report says 84 year old prospector Two-Step Jake Hirsch plans to trap muskrats near his Alaska claims at Tenakee Inlet. He asked Alaska Game Commission acting director Dufresne to plant muskrats to speed up stock, arguing he has time to live and his father lived to 97. The official took the request under advisement.
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Juneau
Alaska
Jake Hirsch
Mac West
Alaska Game Commission
Rank Aufresne
Tenakee Inlet
Dufresne
hRave
Wife Leaves Husband Free Rent for Life in Two Rooms
In Salem Massachusetts Mrs Hattie M Pike left her husband Clarence Pike two rooms in their home for life rent free with easements to exits and access to connected land and reasonable use of the bath and other rooms. The residue of her estate goes to a niece.
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Salem
Mass
Clarence Pike
Hattie M. Pike
Attendance at Y activities totals 1225 for period
Greenlee Haynes, Boys' Work secretary, reports 1225 participants in Y M C A Boys' activities from June 15 to July 10. Of these, 658 swam, 321 joined evening programs, 241 joined hikes and games. Average daily attendance was 56 with 64 in swimming, 25 in hikes, 19 in evening activities, and 32 overall per activity.
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Greenlee Haynes
Lyle Smith
West 10Th Street
Richard Wagner
Haynes
Boy Bitten by Dog on West Avenue
Thomas Johnson of 418 Thirteenth Street was treated by Dr. Leonard H. Harris for a leg wound after a dog bite while he and two boys walked along West Avenue. The dog is owned by Carl Hoton of 1192 West Avenue, and police cautioned the owner to keep the animal tied up.
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Thomas Johnson
Thirteenth Street
Leonard H. Harris
West Avenue
Carl Hoton
Chicks Hatch in Tree on Montana Ranch
CHICKS HATCH IN TREE. In Corvallis Montana a White Giant hen on the M L Chaffin ranch nested in a giant poplar and hatched 11 lively chickens. A ladder was used to bring the brood down to ground.
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Corvallis
Mont
M. L. Chaffin
Earth
Farm Revenue Rises Sharply In Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska state and federal agricultural statistician A F E Anderson reports Nebraska farm income for the first quarter of 1936 rose 28 percent from the same period in 1935, adding 13 806 080 to farm earnings. The national average was 4 3 percent. Excluding federal benefit payments, Nebraska’s increase is 64 percent.
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Lincoln
Wabragita
Nebraska
Anderson
Panama Government Buys Land to Aid Settler Agriculture
The Panamanian government expands its agricultural policy by purchasing lands to distribute to settlers. Officials say the land acquisitions aim to boost farming, settlement capacity, and rural livelihoods across the country.
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Government of
Panama
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Lorain County
Keyes Eave Service
West Ave
Hedges
the Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Court Street
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Masonic Temple
Walter E. Spahr
Department of Economics
New York University
Barbara Jean Prindie
V.V. Schaeffer
D Jabbush
Miss Mehling
Wiss Bird
North Elyria Juveniles
Greenberper
Earl Hollis
Richard
Vacation Bible School
Billinghurst Grill
Vermilion
Charles Blattner
Carl Crall
Ben Sutlitte
Claude Nichols
Frank Adams
Martha Kishmuan
Holmp
Wakemer
J. W. T. Club
Kinwand
Katherine Hamel
Rose Appeman
Otto Full
John Nagle
Erie
Maggie Blu
City Cab
Jane Herbert Goward
Mesgoward
United Afatora
Motorola
Stewart Warner
Arvin
Charles Court
W. Broad
Elyria New & Used Furn. CO
Penney Company ‘Inc
Tender Steer Club
Hughes
Broad St
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