Elyria Chamber Eyes Relief Factory Plan
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce and county relief officials discuss establishing one or more relief factories to produce clothing, shoes, furniture, and other goods for relief families. Critics warn the plan risks government competition with private business and potential waste, but the chamber may cooperate if no private options exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chamber of Commercce
Earl Bavon
Chamber of Commerce
M. A. Houghton
Gta
Bacon
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Federal Relief Administration
United States
Relief Administration
CWA
FERA
Elyria
Ito
Busin
Lorain County
Washington
Local social notes and travel plans in Litchfield
Mrs Wallace Leonard of Butler Pa visits her parents in Litchfield then returns home. Misses Mary and Helen Street enjoy vacations at Dr Street home. Henry Petersen party honors son Clarence and fiancée Marion Thompkins of Medina. Clyde Bradley announces bus to Cleveland for a ball game against Philadelphia on July 26 with tickets available.
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Litchfield
Wallace Leonard
Butler
McNally
Mary
Helen Street
Dr. Street
Henry Petersen
Clarence
Wits
Marion Thompkins
Medina
Kneaner
Dale Seeley
Ray Morgan
East Street
Nelson Gross
Scudder
May
Arthur Francisco
Coppley
Eberly
May Scudder
Elyria
Erb
Chatham
Harvey Long
Clyde Bradley
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Wellington Heat Suffocates Garden Worker in Ohio
Q. J. Baumgardner of South Main Street collapsed while hoeing in his garden Friday around 9:30 AM. He fell on the cinder driveway, suffering a deep chin gash and facial scrapes from the cinders. In other news, 22 members of a local Sunday School class joined 2,600 on a Moonlight Lake Erie boat ride aboard the Goodtime, which could not take all passengers due to federal limits. Several Wellington residents were left on the dock. Wellington briefs note Mrs. Ed McFadden, Hales Street, in poor health. Al Kaiser and family plan to return home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clifford and daughter left for Mt. Dora, Florida. Fred Greetham returned from Elyria Clinic, using crutches. Mary Lillian Stemple transferred to Pennsylvania territory with Wend Publishing Co.
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Wellington
Q. J. Baumgardner
South Main Street
Baumgardner
Young People’s Sunday School
M. EB. Church
Lake Erie
Goodtime
Ed McFadden
Hale St
W. H. Kaiser
A. E. Smith
Paul Clifford
Pauling
Mt. Dora
Florida
Fred Greetham
Elyria Clinic
Mary Lillian Stemple
Wend Publishing Co
Pennsylvania
Congregational Church Schedules August Sermons
In Mr Schott’s absence Rev Irving M Channon of Boston will speak at the Congregational Church on Sundays August 5 and 12. The speakers for the two remaining Sundays of August will be announced later.
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Schott
Irving M. Channon
Boston
Congregational Church
Avon Club and Community Notes From Avon Ohio
Avon hosts a True Blue Club picnic at Avon Lake Park with Bathing and games and prize winners. 4-H Little Stickers entertain the Semphre Filedis club of Dover with a treasure hunt and talk on Child and Impersonality. Birthday and Charm Club gatherings feature bridge, prizes, and refreshments among local residents and visiting guests.
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Avon
Semphre Filedis” Club
Dover
Avon Lake Park
Owens Unger
Smith and Limpert
William Barr
Virginia Goodwin
Elyria
Mrs Mittendorf Hosts Morning Glory Club Event
Mrs Andrew Mittendorf and Mr and Mrs Roy Date of Elyria entertained Morning Glory club members at their Detroit Road home Saturday evening with Pedro as the pas time. Mrs Date won first prize, Mrs F X Dechant second, and Mrs William Fisher received consolation. Lunch followed.
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Mittendorf
Andrew Mittendorf
Morning Glory
Detroit Road
Roy Date
Elyria
Pedro
Avon Lake Briefs From Avon Lake July 23
Avon Wag weis attended the Cleveland Minu… picnic at Euclid Beach in Cleveland Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. David Hinton and family joined the Western Automatic Elyria picnic at Crystal Beach Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H C Scott host her sister Misa Elsie Franklin of Cleveland for her visit. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schneider and family attended the funeral of his brother Frank Schneider of Cleveland at Holy Trinity Church in Avon Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. John Ruskay hosted relatives and friends at their home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber and family of East Cleveland were Sunday guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weber.
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Avon Lake
Avon Wag Weis
Cleveland Mnuminating Co
Euclid Beach
Cleveland
David Hinton
Western Automatic Elyria
Crystal Beach
H. C. Scott
Misa Elsie Franklin
Joe Schneider
Frank Schneider
Holy Trinity Church
Avon
John Ruskay
Carl Weber
East Cleveland
Peter Weber
Woman Electrocuted by Lawn Sprinkling Footing
A 32 year old woman, Mrs. Fred Householder, died by electrocution while using an electric fan. Coroner L F Jones stated the current traveled through her body due to wet feet from sprinkling the lawn.
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Glouster, CO
Fred Householder
L. F. Jones
Real Estate Transfers in Avon Lorain and Ridgeville Townships
Real estate transfers include Julius and Hildred Barbier quit-claims to Helen Barbier for Avon Village property and Avon Township property. Multiple transfers list Madison, Dicke rish, Hopkins family, Shanefelt, Migutz, Kohlmyer, Frank, Terrell, Falkner, and Dudnikoff parties with properties on Cleveland Street Elyria Fulton Road Ninth Street and in Lorain Sheffield Land Company and Ridgeville Township.
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Julius Barbier
Hildred Barbier
Helen Barbier
Avon Village
Avon Township
William Madison
Nellie Madison
Mary Ann
Julius Dickerish
John
Mary Madison
Charles
Minnis Madison
Theodore
Mary E. Hopkins
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Elizabeth &. Shanefelt
H. P. Shanefelt
J. Moyse
Lorain
A. C. Hageman
John Migutz
Fulton Road
Adolph Kohlmyer
Cornelius Kohlmyer
William J. Frank
Elizabeth Frank
Sheffield Land Company
Jennie E. Terrell
Charles R. Falkner
Ridgeville
W. B H. Kin
Famed Bronzes Now On Display At Field Museum
The Hazeltine sculpture collection of 19 life sized bronzes and stones, some gilt and inlaid, has been placed permanently at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. Created by Herbert Habertine, the works depict champion British domestic animals including Shire stallion Field Marshal V and noted race horses Sergeant Murphy and Polymolus, among others. The pieces were purchased by Marshall Field and donated to the museum.
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Chicago
Field Museum of Natural History
Herbert Habertine
Field Marshal V
Sergeant Murphy
Marshall Field
New York
British Profit Sharing Down
London reports profit sharing in Britain is shrinking as more than half of about 655 schemes started over the years were extinct last year. Many ended due to business wind up or changes of ownership while others were dropped for reasons such as lack of improvement or higher wages or shorter hours for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Ministry of Labor
Britain
Woman is railroad president at Tolbertson line
Miss Virginia Persons, believed to be the only woman in such a role in the United States, serves as president of the Tolbertson Railroad which operates through central Alabama.
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Birmingham
Ala
Virginia Persons
United States
Tolberton Railroad
Alabama
Pittsburgh Marriages Rise as Licenses Surge in June
Pittsburgh registrars report 1,386 marriage licenses issued in June, just 83 fewer than boom year 1925, with 826 in June 1932 and 785 in June 1931. City clerk Charles Hendrickson attributes the trend to “In love, and money.”
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Pittsburgh
Firemen search ruins for missing Lewiston man
In Lewiston Maine, William Giroux stood on a piazza watching firemen comb the fire damaged home across the street to determine if he is dead or alive after the blaze was discovered. Rumors spread that he had not been seen since the fire began.
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Lewiston
Willie Giroux
Giroux
Dog Earns Its Own License in Blytheville Tale
In Blytheville Arkansas Bill Helms a town crier for several merchants had his dog earn its license fee by wearing a painted banner promoting a local store. The dog then went door to door collecting the day’s revenue and the proceeds were handed to the city clerk for the tax.
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Blytheville
Ark
Bill Helm
Bill
Famous old moviedog Bill dies in Knoxville
Bill, a first-year-old bulldog famous as Universal Pictures iconic canine, died in June in Knoxville. The brainy dog reportedly paused at traffic lights to yield right of way and was owned by A McPherson of Knoxville.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Bill
Universal Pictures
A. McPherson
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