Elyria trio form Auto License Safe Co to curb thefts
Three Elyria incorporators Clyde De Roose R B Lersch and R F Vandemark formed Auto License Safe Co. Their device locks small plates on the instrument board revealing the car’s license number and ensuring plates cannot be swapped. Officials expect insurance savings and easier police checks nationwide.
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Elyria
Auto License Safe Company of
Columbus
Clyde de Roose
R. B. Lersch
R. F. Vandemark
Lersch
Ohio
New York
Missouri
Farewell party for Mr and Mrs Reisinger relocates to Wellington
West Ridge residents attended a farewell at the Reisingers home on Butternut Ridge as Mr Reisinger plans to move to Wellington. Harvey Hahn celebrated a birthday with a nonrelative party. Attendees included the Stricklers, Babocks, Hahn family, Penfound, Briggs, and others from West Ridge and nearby streets.
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West Ridge
H. J. Hubher
T. Eldred
Harry Lauer
H H. Drusendahl
Co. N Williams
Robert Renouard
Frank
Lewis Eldred
Murray Ridge
Frank Reisinger
Butternut Ridge
Reisinger
Wellington
Harvey Hahn
C C Strickler
Oberlin Road
Milton Babcock
Schramm Road
Archie Hahn
Janet
Werle Penfound
Robert
Carlisle
Wary Hahn
Joe Briggs
Phyllis
Willard Brown
Agnes Ayres Leads Pacific Coast Jazz Tour Despite Film Rebound Hopes
Agnes Ayres, silent star famed for The Sheik and Borderland, tours Pacific coast cities with a Jazz Hand troupe. She laments producers forsaking old stars for new faces, recalls career highlights from Vitagraph comedies to 1920s dramas, and notes she must work to support her child after marriages and a 1927 custody ruling. Born Chicago 1896.
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Silent Flickers
Agnes Ayers
Agnes
Rudolph Valentino
Agnes Ayres
Vitagraph Comedienne
O'Henry
Fifth Ave
Cappy Ricks
Frank Schucker
Manuel Reacht
Hollywood
Chicago
Benefits To Ohio Farmers Under AAA Program Revealed
Ohio farmers and hog raisers received 15 210 318 dollars in 1935 under the agricultural adjustment act report from the AAA comptroller shows Ohio earned funds from four of seven programs. Ohio totaled 15 765 935 in state costs including administrative expenses.
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Washington
Ohio
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA Comptroller
Girl Laughs Herself Into Exhaustion In West Virginia
Weston West Virginia March 4 Terressa Hawkins an 18 year old business college student laughed intermittently for a week and finally collapsed in a state of exhaustion doctors said she had laughed herself into a fainting spell today and was treated at a local hospital The incident was reported by the state police and hospital staff who noted no signs of serious injury and she was rest ing at the time of report
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Mias Hawking
J. E. Offner
Miss Hawkins
Weston
W. Va
Terressa Hawkins
First Ericsson Engine Sought By Henry Ford
Philadelphia reports Henry Ford backs a worldwide search for the first hot air engine by John Ericsson the Swedish inventor famed for the Monitor. Dr Atangeus Johnson of the Johm Morton Memorial cites the effort as ongoing with world attention.
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Ericsson
Henry Ford
Philadelphia
John Ericsson
Atangeus Johnson
Johm Morton
Ford
Rotary Club hears Alaska expedition by R A Kirkpatrick
Elyria Rotary Club heard stories and viewed pictures of adventures in Alaska and the northwestern United States as R A Kirkpatrick, western railroad representative, described leading an 1903 expedition that found a pass now known as Kirkpatrick's pass. Guests from Lorain Cleveland and Sandusky attended.
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Alaska
Canada
United States
Elyria Rotary Club
R. A. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
University of Iowa
Alaskan
Lorain
Cleveland
Sandusky
Weekend Social Roundup From Elyria to Cleveland
Numerous calls and visits are noted across Elyria and surrounding towns. Amherst hosts Mr and Mrs John Springer while families including Drusendahl Tapper and Turner guests share Sundays and week-ends in Cleveland Lorain and Akron with relatives visiting hospitals and homes among Keefe parents and local residents.
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Cleveland
John Springer
Amherst
Lucreta Decker
H. H. Drusendahl
Leota
Ernest Freeman
Blaine
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Carl Turner
Margaret Turner
Akron
Tuner
H .M. Tapper
Mabelle Simms
Morene
Michigan
Fred Simm
Albert Wittmer
Edward West
Lorain
I. T. Eldred
Perry Reisinger
Columbia
H J Hillier
Cornelius Smith
Edison Highway
Theodore Grills
Reuben Long
la Grange
I. F
Steve Toth
Detroit
Nigen
OQ Pope
J. H Benfound
Edna Unger
Elyria
Miv
Walter Grobe
Charles
Unusual Complaints Add Humor From Pennsyl vania
In Harrisburg a tired businessman laments slow work, saying his vest maker gets old age pension and his pants maker welfare as the State Department of Internal Affairs records his 25 suits in a year. The note accompanies a detective story titled The Jail Gates Are Open.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Internal Affairs
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Alice Longworth
Sederis Restaurant
Memory Lane
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Elyria Ice & Fuel CO
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New England
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