Dreamland Theatre Adds Modern Air Conditioning Unit
Elyria optimism grows as Dreamland theatre receives several thousand dollars in new investment. A modern air conditioning system provides controlled temperature with fresh air flow through three large intake tubes. The Chronicle Telegram notes engineers use blowers and water to regulate the auditorium climate, delivering a cool comfort to patrons. Local owner John Pekras expresses confidence in Elyria’s future and expects a fall upturn. First test of the system is planned for Wednesday.
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Elyria
John Pekras
Dreamland Theatre
Chronicle-Telegram
Pekras
Dare’s Mentha Pensin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
To all who suffer stomach agony the ad claims thousands yearlong sufferers found relief from severe indigestion using Dare’s Mentha Pensin elixir. It touts regular use to strengthen stomach health, offers money back, and lists Standard Drug Co as distributor alongside druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard’ Drug Co
Adyt
Innovative air conditioning unit lights up theater cooling
The Lo rain County theater tested a first of its kind cooling system. Water spray chills air through 160 jets, evaporates in air while excess returns to a reservoir. A seven foot blower powered by a ten horsepower motor distributes the cooled air, dropping outside 56 degrees to 54 inside during a practical test. Installed by United States Air Conditioning Corporation of Minneapolis.
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Lorain County
United States Air Conditioning Corporation of Minneapoli, Minn
Makes Appeal for Health Camp To Aid Undernourished
Camp director U B Hindman of Beliria seeks donations of ordinary camp equipment or money to equip a health camp for undernourished children aged eight to eighteen. Items needed include bathing suits shorts sun suits tennis shoes indoor baseballs bats balls croquet sets chairs and towels. Donations or contact can be made at 447 Earl Court or by phone 7814.
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U. B. Hindman
Beliria
Hindman
Mr. Hindman
Earl Court
Nebraska dog puts out cigarette butts
A Lincoln dog named Bombo protects the home by extinguishing discarded cigarettes. Reverend Lee Fleck and his son Don watch as Bombo rolls over and paws out cigarette ends, preventing minor fires. A Californian inventor details a motor propelled vine insect killer using heavy gas between rows.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Bombo
Lee Fleck
Don
Mr. Fleck
Coal dealers file injunction over NRA code in Elyria
Schroll Coal Co owner in Elyria protests price fixing under the NRA coal code and joins an injunction suit filed in Cleveland. Hearings set for July 26 in common pleas court as independents seek to halt code enforcement and resist selling at new prices. Named plaintiffs include Buros Bros Coal, American Fuel Co, Campbell Coal, Cleveland Coal & Supply, with county prosecutor Frack Lillitan and fuel division officials involved.
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LM. Schroll
Schroll Coal Co
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram Today
NRA
Cleveland
Common Piegs
Common Fleas Terrell
Ing
Buros Bros. Coal Co
American Fuel Compa South
Esa 7 Co
Campbel Coal Co
Cleveland Coal & Supply Co
Thee Fuel Industry
Dosight
Ft County
Frack T. Cullitan
Damm Resigns as Democrat Club President
William Damm resigns as president of the Elyria Democrat Men's Club to devote time to his new venture The Kenti Sandwich Shop. At the Friday meeting at V FLOW Hall on Broad Street members weighed whether Vice President William Jones would be elevated or a new president elected. All Democratic primary candidates are invited to attend and qualify.
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William Damm
Elyria Democrat Men's Club
V.fl OW. Hall
Broad Street
Damm
Kentie Sandwich Shop
Temple Court
William Jones
Avon Royal Circle Picnic at Avon Lake Park
Avon July 19 The R Circle Society enjoyed a picnic at Avon Lake Park on July 18 with twenty members and their immediate families. Afternoon activities included bathing and socializing followed by a picnic dinner. Nearby reports note Avon 4-H Boys met July 17 with eight members, planning a July 26 picnic and knot tying demo, plus a softball team for the county event.
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Royal Circle
Avon
R Circle
E. c
Avon Lake Park
Avon Town Hall
Roy Balough
C. I. Hummel
Elvrra
Town Hall
True Blue
Doris Ja On
Vera Klein
Vida Miller
Wayne Jameson
Circus
Cleveland
Oberlin School District Budget Approved
The Oberlin village school district budget for 1433 was approved at a public hearing Tuesday evening and will go to the county Budget commission for final approval. Operating costs are about $89,600 with $17,380 for interest, totaling $107,028. Principal items include administration, instruction, operation of the school plant, permanent improvements, maintenance, and contingent expenses.
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Oberlin. O
Oberin Village
County Budget Commission
Oberlin
Court Actions Filed For Divorces In Local Court
Mary Holtzman of R D 3 A filed a suit for divorce from Charles Holtzman on grounds of extreme cruelty. Married in 1923 the couple have five children. Louise Fisher filed for divorce from Frank Fisher on grounds of extreme cruelty. They married in 2025. Willie D Kelso filed for divorce from Willie Mae Kelso of Cleveland on grounds of gross neglect and wilful absence. They were married in 1922.
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Frances Bober
Alex Bober
Lorain
Mary Holtzman
Charles Holtzman
Louise Fisher
Frank Fisher
Willie D. Kelso
Willie Mae Kelso
Cleveland
Death of Avon Conductor Frank W. Schneider at 53
Frank W. Schneider age 53 of Avon died at Lakewood Hospital Wednesday evening. Survived by two children Loretta Wind and Albert, seven brothers, two sisters, and two grandchildren. Wife Bertha preceded him in death. A 33 year Cleveland Street Railway conductor. Funeral at Holy Trinity Church East Avon Saturday morning. Burial Holy Trinity Cemetery. Remains to be taken to 2065 Bradley Road Dover Friday morning.
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Frank W. Schneider
Avon
Lakewood Hospital
Loretta Wind
Center Ridge Road
Albert
Bradley Road
William
Ridgeville
Joseph
Henry
North Canton
George
Fairview Village
Ollie
Edward
Lakewood
Clarence
Strongsville
Mary Rothgery
Barbara Thome
Mr. Schneider
Bertha
Wilhelmy
Schneider
Cleveland Street Railway
Elstia
Holy Trinity Church
East Avon
Holy Trinity
Herbert Kneipper
Dover
Number One Continued from Page One Change Programs
General Hugh Jonuson NRA chief rejects continued general strike and demands its end before any peace steps. Mayor Angelo Rossi backs ending the strike while Governor Merriam warns he may declare martial law. Employers and strikers push to reshape plans as a victory aim. Marine strike leader Harry Bridges signals his nineteen unions may ignore the general strike proposal.
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Hugh Jonuson
NRA
Angelo Rossi
Frank F. Merriam
Harry Bridges
Local visits and social calls across nearby towns
A string of weekend calls and visits among residents from Brownhelm, Columbia Station, Elyria, Vermilion on the Lake, Wakeman, Kipton and nearby areas were noted. Families including the Horns, Angersbachs, Bates, Buck, and others hosted relatives and friends from Friday to Sunday.
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Raymond Bachtel
Brownhelm
Adam Horn
Dorothy Koepke
Columbia Station
Roy Angersbach
Ed Bell
Flint
Michigan
L. C. Bates
Ralph McDowell
East Liverpool
Fred Bauman
Betty Born
Roga
Leonard Bucks
Esther Manns
Youngstown
Carl Bates
Elmer Portman
Ed Hauss
Ray Brown
Ed &Einer
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Coon Saltzman
Lavina Camden
John
Joe Dudley
Chatham
Onio
Arthur Dudley
Marion
Ella May
Wallace Court
E. L. Melsanbarh
Berea
Anna
Fred Twinning
Walter Myers
Robert
Elyria
Malvin Unger
Richard Breckmacher
Wakeman
M. G. Johnson
Albert Reusser
Guardsmen Rule North Dakota Today
North Dakota seethed as National Guardsmen held authority with bayonets while Gov. William H. Langer, ousted by the state supreme court, and Lt. Gov. Ole Olson clashed over commands. Martial law loomed as the legislature prepared for a special session to probe Langer’s conduct.
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Bismarck
N. D
National
North Dakota
William H. Langer
State Supreme Court
Ole Olson
Fort, Douglas
Adjt
Earl Sarres
Langer
Olson
Supreme Court
Senate
A. F. Bonzer, Jr
Leavenworth
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter and Poultry Steady to Weak
Cleveland markets report steady butter and produce with colord fowl weak and prices sliding for leghorn fowls and heavy birds. Potatoes and furthers show varied quotes while livestock in Cleveland– cattle, calves, sheep and hogs move at mixed rates amid a slow market.
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Cleveland
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Dreamland
ADK
Democrat Club
Wilson Jameson
Will Squire
North Fairfield
John Dolbear
W. J. Barr
China
Persia
Europe
Adios Mitel
oLinkas A
THE
Canfield Oil Company
Roone
North Pleasant Street
MHS
Alplen Or
Chronicle
Louis Bliss
Pleasant St
Oberlin School Dist
Oberlin Wlc. T. U
J. A . Rodgers
South Cedar Avenue
Union and Friends
Hill
State Federation
Lakeside
Terbouga
Ober Union
Louis Nairy
Jimmur
P. C. Baxter
Abner Nichols
Virginia
E. B. Allen
Leo Kimme
Tivorga Rymyas
Kentucky
J. A Hodsers
Agaert
Ri C Hua
Eigars
Worcester
Christy
Bee
Deirai
American Legion Auaihars
Lois Tummmings
East College Street
Charlies Cameron
North Main Street
Baws
Henrietta
Ruth Latteman
Ira Kiplinger
la Grange
Orlo Cowen
Laurice and
Warren. Kipton
Fred Latteman
Mary Vivian
Theodore Ries
Will Lintern
George Lin
Edward Vandeleur
Michael Casey
George Kidwell
San Francisco Labor Council
Mediation Board
Canton
Hanken
Hitler
Germany
Goering
Tern
AL Lahief
Fish and Chips Ve
Crystal Rock Beer
East Ave
Brown Hotel
Xira
Escarole
Sheets Elevator Co
Pairehildling Co
Bargel
Chicago
Acme
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Ohio
Elyria Lumber and Coal CO
Ladder
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Estnut Street
Blyria, Ohio
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
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