Oberlin Club to host National Secretary of Exchange Clubs
National Secretary M. Harter of the Exchange Clubs will speak at Oberlin on August 10 as part of the National Recovery Tour. An afternoon conference with club officers and leaders will cover functioning and future plans. A jelly drive sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary benefits the needy. Several Oberlin residents and visitors are noted traveling or recuperating, including Mrs. Frieda Gibson and George Chateian, who is critically ill.
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Exchange Clubs
Oberlin
Oberlin, C
Harold M. Harter
Toledo
Exchange Club
Board of Control
Trial Continued for Milford Horace on Dwi Charge
Milford Horace of Lexington Avenue had his driving while intoxicated case continued to next Tuesday after arraignment in police court. Mayor W. H Vanoster granted the continuance. L. D. Hamlin, attorney for the plaintiff, requested the delay. trial now set for 3 PM.
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Milford Horace
Lexington Avenue
W. H Vanoster
Horace
L. D. Hamlin
Western Automatic Pignng Day at Crystal Beach Park Vermilion
The twelfth annual preak of the Western Automatic Machine Screw Company will be held Saturday at Crystal Beach Park in Vermilion. A long morning and afternoon sports program features numerous races and contests, a tug of war between married and single men, and drawing contests with prizes from local firms. Events include potato races, blindfolded races, marshmallow eating, wheelbarrow, three legged, balloon blowing, and many prize beys. Officials list captains, judges, and committees, with prizes such as pajamas, belts, skates, and garments. A large family prize and a base ball game conclude the day with Western Regulars and Western Has-Beens teams.
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Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Crystal Beach Park
Vermilion
McMic
Fred Broyant
Tie
Hawke
Evert
Henry MacBeth
A. Hiscox
Justin
Jacoby
Thomas
Cousins
Schlageter
Tokas
Page
Novak
Mitchell
Curtiss
Hockenedel
BE. Haylor
R. Hasley
Pomeroy
Elyria Legion Drum Corps to Lead Lorain Centennial Parade
The Elyria Post No 12 American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps, with sixty members, will lead Lorain’s Centennial celebration parade this evening under Dr. A R Agate. The corps, known for manual music, placed second at the National Legion Convention in Chicago and aims for Miami next October to pursue the national title.
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Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
Lorain
A R. Agate
Elyria
Arate
Elyria Corps
National Legion
Chicago
Miami
Florida
Lorrain County
Robinson Spends Restful Night at Elyria Hospital
Harry Robson of 308 Washington Avenue lies seriously ill at Elyria Memorial Hospital after complications from appendicitis following surgery. Hospital attaches report his condition remains critical though he spent a restful night.
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Harry Robson
Wasington Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Divorce Granted In Court House Case In 1930s
Evelyn G. Fink was granted a divorce from Sherley L. Fink on gross neglect and extreme cruelty by Judge W. B. Thompson and restored to her maiden name Evelyn Herrmann. County commissioners approved 2400 dollars for August relief needs in the course from poor relief bonds tied to the selective sales tax. Two stolen cars were recovered by deputies, one from Earl Hiesser of Amherst found near Amherst woods and another owned by Floyd Jackson of Cleveland wrecked at Brownhelm. The list of court officials and event planners accompanies notes on local start times and public notices, concluding with a mention that The Great Ziegfeld will be released in December.
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Evleyn G. Fink
Sherley L Fink
W. B. Thompson
Evelyn Herrmann
Earl Hiesser
Maple Street
Amherst
Ambherst
Arthur Jackson
East 21St Street
Lorain
Floyd Jackson
Cleveland
Brownhelm
Henry Heinzerling
Telegraph Road
Sheriff's Office
Death Record for Mrs Bessie Crawford of Bellaird Ohio
Mrs Bessie Jane Crawford of Bellaird Ohio died this morning at Elvira Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient for four weeks. Born August 12 1884 in Noble County Ohio she became ill while visiting her daughter Mrs J W Cook of Wellington and was moved to Elyria Hospital. She is survived by four daughters two sons all to four letters and three brothers. The body was taken to Sudro Funeral Home and will be taken to her home in Bellfird Ohio for funeral services and burial.
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Bessie Jane Crawford
Bellaird
Ohio
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Noble Co
J W Cook
Wellington
Elyria Hospital
Bois
Sudro
Bellfird
Itinerant man roams courthouse seeking shoes to wear
An itinerant man, poorly dressed, wandered the North entrance of the courthouse last night and again this morning. He slept on the stone floor, claimed he had shoes when he retired but they are gone, and he hopes to reach Cleveland. He wondered if the tax collector has him.
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Court House
Cleveland Bound
Auto Fire Attacks Flora Store Car Supposedly Minor Damage
Auto fire broke out in the afternoon at Careks Flora Store area. Firemen reported the blaze originated from a short circuit in a 1931 Ford Coupe owned by HW Rogers of 127 Wesn Street, causing only slight damage to the floor board as the haze cleared.
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Ariy
Las
Careks Flora
HW. D Rogers
Ciese Street
Outdoor Service at Chatham in Lodi Saturday Night
Rev R P Elliott pastor of Chatham Tabernacle to lead an outdoor service at 8 o clock Saturday in Lodi with special singing and music. Ireland's Lammas Fair at Ballycastle featured as the primary object of hiring men and women servants for the next six months.
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Chatham
R. P. Elliott
Chatham Tabernacle
Lodi
Ireland
Ballycastle
Auditions Continue at Capitol Theatre with Night Two
Skip and Step host a second night of auditions at the Capitol Theatre with Hap pana on piano. About thirty acts perform as Louis Lamm notes the strong reception from last night. Five winners from tonight join last night’s victors to compete for spots on the Young Artists program by WTAM.
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Warren Wada
Artists Service Bureau
WTAM
Skip
Step
Happana
Sm Fauness
Capitol Theatre
Louis Lamm
Centcts
Sraion Wtam
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Report
Cleveland markets show steady receipts across vegetables and poultry with price notes on Virginia potatoes at 1.90 per bushel box and various fowl categories. Livestock receipts total about 200 cattle and 400 hogs with mixed moves. cattle prices pull back 25 cents for week, hogs 10 cents slower but some categories higher by 5 to 35 cents. Veal and sheep receive steady demand, with veal prices around 550 to 650 and lambs 700 to 875 for prime and good grades.
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Cleveland
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MES
Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
The
American Legion Ausilary
Hazel Hipp
City Hall
Claude Lyman
East Lorain Street
George Bailey
Patricia
Illinois
H. L. Sheldon
Pontiac
Lois Jacksen
George Chateian
Allen Hospital
Frieda Gibson
West Lorain Street
Alliance
Kirke L Cowdery
Great Lakes
Great Lakes Transit Corporation
Charles Weeks
Lakeside
Lucey Strike
Bar-B-Q
EL. Bailey
Trip
Ceigpige Mir
Simoniz
Sponger
BigBee
City Hardware
Broad St
Post Office
Lawer Burton
Ignatz
B Gray
Murphy
Lloyd
R Hiscox
Sheldon
Tisza
Wundrick
Rafferty Rhein
Knispel
Schoditsch
Eb, Witten
Milleren
Buswell Dairy
Wm Curtiss
Mer Yucka
Pélehes
Mike Barkace
Iynats
Sheldos Migza
Ignatiz
Hunter
Stalla
Penzes
Henry Janasky
Mgr
Wragg
Burton
Raesler
Janasky
Gargas
Lewis Nickles
Brouseé
Rhem
White
Waleren
Krause
Washke
Farmer
Joe Knuff
Art. Hewitt
Valerious
McDermott Pridge
Cigars
Boc Franklin
A .B. Cochrane
F. H. Bryant
A. G. Hiscox
Pearl Pankett
Mary R Locke
M. Ehrke
A. L. Butler
G Shoemaker
Geo Sherman
J. Bowman
J. Bebula
Les Clement
Richard Dumke
Legion
Robinson
Theo Whitmore
Clyde Hingiebough
A. G .Hiscox
Oscar Thompson
C. MacBeth
Chas. White
al, Brouse
H. Raesler
Art Buchholz
Russell Adams
Geo
Dean
Fred H. Bryant
R D Oldfield
N. A. Hewitt
W. W Kamprough
Thomas Bruce
Rogers Burch
H. Guthman
H Hansman
Stillwell
R. Hoot
Joe Wagner
Pat Elbert Financial
C H Smith
T. E Muller
A T Rosenal
A. F. Steller
R A Green
E R. Esler
Myles Farmer
Art Paul
Ziegfeld
Universal
Deris Restaurant
Cleveland Livestock
Wees
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Obe
Bik
Brenner
Thrift Shoe Store
Lersch’s
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