Council rejects dog muzzling ordinance in Elyria
Elyria city council shot down a proposed dog muzzling law after Mayor Vanoster and Police Chief Stankard cited night barking complaints and dog bites. Council blocked the measure 7 to 2 led by Henke and Smith, arguing the ordinance unfairly targets sportsmen and may threaten pets’ welfare.
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W. H. Vanoster
E. J. Stankard
Henke
Frank Henke
Hooke
W. G. Smith
E. Notley
Earl Lautenschleger
Installment Plan Offered to Pay Delinquent Taxes in Ohio
The Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards campaigns to inform taxpayers about the Whittemore bill allowing delinquent taxes to be paid without penalties or interest if paid in installments. The act, effective this year and expiring September 1, offers two options: lump sum payment with penalties waived, or six annual installments of ten percent with interest at a set rate. Local officials urge prompt action to clear delinquencies.
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Calls Repeal The Biggest Blunder
Jay 17 reports from Lansing that the Roosevelt administration’s liquor control experiment is tottering toward collapse. F Scott McBride of the Anti-Saloon League warned that dry states will stay dry and that drunken driving and racketeers are rising. He argued repeal would be the greatest blunder in American history.
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McBride
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets For Women Ad
New 50¢ size Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets for Women relieve and prevent periodic pain and associated disorders. No narcotics. Not just a pain killer but a modern medicine which acts upon the cause of your trouble. Persistent use brings permanent relief. Sold by all druggists.
V F W Post Holds Joint Meeting Plan Two Monthly Sessions
The Elsha Post No 4 and Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a large regular meeting at the VFW Hall on Broad Street. Commander Thomas Mihalis led discussions ending with a lunch served by Auxiliary members. The groups decided to hold only two meetings monthly on the first and third Mondays, with joint sessions now in separate rooms and social time.
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Ladies Auxiliary
VF W. Hall
Thomas Mihalis
Odh
UN Gui
Charles French
J. P. Malrox
Elyrian Suffers Minor Injury In Crash
Eugene Otto of 156 Eastern Eight Boulevard was injured in a crash near Chestnut Street when he swerved to avoid a head on collision. His Plymouth sedan hit a curb and damaged the rear end. He sustained a cut knee and was cared for at Memorial Hospital and discharged.
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Easterneights Boulevard
Otto
Ladi Sweet
Chestnut Street
Memorial Hospital
Old Glory Grange Meeting Describes July Session
La Grange hosts July 12 meeting with fifty members and three visitors from Spencer plus one from Eaton. War overseer Cris Reinders noted in good standing. varied reports read, a plan for cooperation with other organizations discussed. A Sandy Beaver Valley Insurance presentation by Mund of Eston Grange explained the automood and tier insurance. Audience urged for July 26 attendance. program featured Sister Archer vocal solo Q Solo Mio, a playlet The Knockout, violin solo Good Night Little Girl of My Dreams, Cox and Box, and a group game. Food served by a long committee list, program closed with social time.
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Eston Grange
T.ie Insurance
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Miner
E L. Sanders
Eawin Smith
Raymond Long
James Buckingham 'ii Younglas
Marian Sanders
Mr. Rowlands
Frank Stevens
Clara Opfer
Harriett Buswell
Harley Spicer
Virgil Jump
Ray Johnson
Rudolf Dinnite
Bart Sigsbeeg
Zola Hast
Archer
Mary Bobe
Pearl Opfer
Geraldine
Emil Buckingham
Yates
Hezel Amsba
May Amsbars
Alagiet
Suster Arenmer
Bishop 10 preside over conference here in September
Bishop Ernes and Richar of the Philadelphia Area Mission plan to preside over the North East Ohio Conference at Elyria Methodist Episcopal Church from September 21 to 27. The vast district includes 18792 communicants 169,579 Sunday School members 12875 Leaguers 734 churches and 727 Sunday School organizations with substantial endowments and World Service contributions. The geographical territory extends from the Ohio Pennsylvania line along the Ohio River to Dresden and Port Clinton, encompassing Utica Homer and Stratford regions.
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Elyria Methodist
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Warton
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Sanflusks
Sandy River
State Line
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Port Clinton
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Fragmented OCR fragment from Delaware area text
Fragmentary notice references Delaware city area including Asbury Church and neighboring towns Marion Fremest Lower Sandusky with scattered phrases about crime area and a vague novel reference. Details are unreadable and inconsistent, yielding no clear event, date, or outcome.
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Asbury Church
Marion
Fremest
Lower Sandusky
Ohio
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H Lester Suh
Aring
Nurses to Instruct in the Care of Children
A seven nurse corps will visit 665 children listed as TB positive to educate both children and parents on care, hygiene, and nutrition. Federal Work Relief funds cover the program, a Lorain County health effort endorsed by Doctors Adair and French and county officials.
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Valloyd Adair
G E. French
Lorain
Elyria
Ruth Paddock
Oberlin
Lorain County
Helen Kubiak
Ethel Asate
Alice Peasegood
Mildred Koska
Helen Her
Amherst
Clerks Appointed to Aid Election Work in Local Region
Two clerks named to assist in election administration are Christine Mahan of Oberlin and Let Dietrich of Wellington, joining other officials who are not yet elected. The notice outlines their role in processing ballots and supporting election operations.
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Christine Mahan
Oberlin
Let Dietrich
Wellington
May Champagne Shipments From Rheims
May champagne shipments in Rheims totaled 2,000,009 bottles despite aid efforts. France remained the principal consumer with 1,527,757 bottles for domestic points and 442,779 abroad, totaling 1,191,536 for the month. Much of the wine leaving here is shipped to other parts of France.
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Rheims
France
Rains Cigarettes and Liquor Parade Istanbul Visit
Thousands of tiny bottles of quo and park ages attached to miniature paper parachutes were dropped on Istanbul from airplanes during the Shah of Persia’s recent visit. Ordered by the Ministry to stimulate enthusiasm and boost interest in Turkish products, the unusual distribution aimed to celebrate the visit and encourage local consumption.
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Istanbul
Persis
Ory Mononohes
Tima
Germans plan electro zone smelter at Magdeburg bold move
Germany says it will build an electro zinc smelter in Magdeburg to process ore from domestic mines, aiming to end all zinc imports. The statement underscores a push toward self sufficiency in key industrial metals.
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