Students Write History Of Elyria In Grade Booklet
A onetime grade project by Edison school students presents a compact history of Elyria from founder Heman Ely’s 1809 arrival to early town life, shops, and hardships. The volume includes sketches, a cover photo, and a plea to save the Old Beebe Tavern as a future museum, with interviews and bibliography.
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Ely
Edison
Sabra Armstrong
Heman Ely
Ein
Lorala
Ilyria
Edward Clark
Beebo
Broad Street
East Uridge Street
Henry Sehleforstine
William Vinson
Ivalynn Slusher
Richard Maurer
Jack Brouse
Albert Vietzen
Eleanor Arndt
Dors Hurst
Regina Vietzen
Milan Bendik
Donald Smith
Elleworth Adams
Ernest Varga
Dick Rein-hardt
Robert Beckloff
Helena Scharema
Anna Brandon
Daisy Kelly
Muriel Ensign
Ralph Travise
Robert Botamer
Artemag Beebe, Jr
Bert Nichola
Carl Johnston
A. R. Webber
Charles Lord
Frank Wilford
Elyria
Lorain County
Chinese Punctuation Optional in Participle Era
A historical note discusses Chinese punctuation being unnecessary due to serviceable participles signaling sentence ends exclamations questions or ironic remarks, reflecting language norms of the period and stylistic emphasis in writing.
Youth Confesses Hatchet Murders Of Mother And Brother
Louis Rude Payne, 20, son of a St. Louis utility magnate, confessed to killing his mother Carrie L. Payne and brother Robert, 14, in a Los Angeles mansion. The victims were found garroted and undressed, with a blood-stained ax recovered. Payne claimed memory lapses and expressed remorse in a statement to police. He said he would inform his father and travel from Huntington Beach to Los Angeles for questioning.
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Los Angeles
Cal
St. Louis
Louis Rude Payne
Huntington Beach Poller Station
Carrie L. Payne
Robert
H. L. Grant
Tlf Payne
Vie
Commonwealth Utilities Corp
Bob
Payne
Young Payne
Missouri Military Academy
Mexico
Dad
Po- van
Mother
Louis
Huntington Beach
California
Missouri
Piano breaks leg during high school concert in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport Connecticut 700 students filled the high school auditorium for a musical program when a grand piano struck a broken note of fate. The instrument toppled over breaking a leg and the pianist leaped to safety. The program continued without the piano as spectators watched.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Vincent 4 1 Club Plans Eight Weeks Of Work
Silver Pine Four H Club and Twilight Stitchers Sewing Club met at Mrs D F Eschtruths home on Wednesday afternoon to outline eight weeks of activities. Not all members attended due to a holiday. Next meetings set for June 6 at 2 pm and 7 pm at Mr Eychtruths home. Brio brief news on births and local visits follows including Welchel birth, hospital guests, and Vermilion and Murray Ridge visitors.
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Vincent
Silver Pine
D. F. Eschtruth
Eychtruth
Babe
J. G. Sweet
Gon Eugene
Rocky River
J. G. Morris
Mr. Morris
Jamey Morris
W. H. Jones
Middle Ridge
Fay Snodgrass
Marjory
Vermilion
Merle Smith
Elyria Reports May Fire Count and Loss
The May fire report by Fire Chief W. N. Bates shows Elyria had 12 fires with a loss of 161 dollars. Last May there were 3 fires with 10 dollars lost, while May 1932 logged 11 fires.
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Elyria
W. N. Bates
Elyria High School Graduation Notice and Local Call
A notice notes Elyria High School graduates will be announced at a ceremony on Wednesday evening June 6. Mr and Mrs MacAlroy of Elyria called up Mrs J G Morris Friday evening to discuss the event.
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Elyria High School
MacAlroy
Elyria
J. G. Morris
Fire damages Cheney Chemical plant hit April losses
Logs were 536.53 and the April loss reached 8268 18 due to a fire at Cheney Chemical Company. A man severed a snake head with a shovel and was bitten on the eye by fangs. A doctor treated him with snake serum and he stayed ill several days but kept his sight. Dicken’s Great Expectations slated for filming in Hollywood. Currants raisins and sultanas defined as dried grapes.
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Cheney Chemical Company
David
Rattler's Fangs Ejected Poison in Omak
In Omak Washington forest service worker M H Davis recovers after a two week illness following a confrontation with a rattlesnake. Scientists say snakes cannot eject venom from their fangs. Davis was just recovering when the incident occurred.
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Omak
Wash
M. H. Davis
Forest Service
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Lee's Glass and Mirror Shop
Lodi Street
MCEAR
TNO
Kelvinator
Ise
Mator
Hart A. Dickason Kelvinator Center
Fiyrin
MPS
Oxfords
Ostrov
Rea
St. Louis Wallis
Talk OF
the Town
Welchel
Stop 7
Dicken
Great Expectations
Hollywood
Gece
Harry
Burr
Sharp Elk
C.H. Merthew Co
Eee
Silk Sale
Marillyn Crepe
J. & PL Coats
Elasiv
SEVON
McCall
Vogue
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