Salaries Paid for Amherst Carlisle Elyria Flyrna Districts
The 21 teachers in Amherst Carlisle and Elyria townships earn a total $26,930 yearly. Amherst has Middle Ridge and South Ridge teachers with salaries 1200 and 1080 dollars. Flyrna district lists 15 teachers at Lake Avenue Markley Gulf Road Murray Ridge Wallwood with varied pay from 900 to 1800 dollars totaling 20,700.
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Amherst Township
Carlisle Township
Elyria Township
Middle Ridge
South Ridge
Center
Murray Ridge
West Ridge
West Ride
Flyrna Township
Lake Avenue
Markley
Gulf Road
Wallwood
Coxey Files For The Presidential Nomination
General Jacob Coxey, former Massillon mayor and famed Washington protest figure, filed to appear on the Republican primary ballot in Ohio. He had also filed in North Dakota, promoting government issued non interest hearing bonds to fund public works as legal tender.
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Columbus
Jacob
Coxey
Massillon
Ohio
United States
North Dakota
Washington
Brown Pledges Reduction In Expenses
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown addressed 300 people in Akron vowing higher utility taxes and reduced state spending. He urged keeping the gasoline tax for highway work, opposing diversion to relief, and called for cuts by eliminating overlapping services and duplicative duties.
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Akron
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Wakeman Church Division Meets at Shelton Home
March 5 meeting of Division No 1 of the Congregational church was held at Mrs Louise Shelton's home. Fifteen members and one guest attended and a luncheon was served.
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Wakeman
The
Congregational Church
Louise Shelton
Businessmen discuss Route 20 improvements at McMann office
Local business men met at the office of C. H. McMann to plan keeping Route 20, widening curves, and rebuilding or repairing the Vermilion river bridge. Out-of-town attendees included Frank Fowler, president of Route 20 Association, R. R. Ault, division state highway engineer, H. H. Flasher, assistant engineer, and Ralph McCord.
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C. H. McMann
Vermilion River
Frank Fowler
Route 20 Association
R. R. Ault
H. H. Flasher
Ralph McCord
Ancient Kidnapping Through History and Legend
A historical overview traces kidnapping from Joseph in Genesis to Helen of Troy, medieval ransom, and modern cases like Raisuli and Perdicaris. It notes wars and empires shaped by abductions, including British impressment contributing to the War of 1812 and Pizarro’s Atahualpa ransom.
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Joseph
Lindbergh
Charles Lindbergh, Jr
Adam
Jacob
Rachel
Reuben
Judah
Egypt
Helen of
Troy
Paris
Helen
Zeus
Sparta
Cypria
Nemesis
Menelaus
Priam
Greece
Europe
United States
Chrysler Shipments Show Strong 1931 Gains Across Divisions
Chrysler Motors registrations rose 101.7 percent in 1931 from 1930, well above the industry 72.7 percent. Plymouth led with 1466 percent of 1930, while Chrysler Sixes reached 132.4 percent and De Soto Sixes 152.5 percent. Dodge Brothers Taxicab volumes climbed to 1615 percent.
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Chrysler Motors
United States
Bfe Hutchinson
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Motor Cars
Plymouth
Chrysler
Dodge
de Soto
Dodge Brothers
Local Officials Named In Public Proceedings
Resident state engineer E P Koehler state superintendent of maintenance N W Lee county commissioners Thomas Bond and Glenn Wood are listed among the participating authorities in the forthcoming public works discussion.
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E P. Koehler
N. W. Lee
Thomas Bond
Glenn Wood
Infant dies from scalding accident at home
The infant son Clifford George, of Mr. and Mrs. George Krynock, was fatally burned Tuesday when he tipped a pan of scalding water on himself. Death relieved the little sufferer at 9:30 Tuesday. The body is at the W. L. Pease chapel.
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Clifford George
George Krynock
W. L. Pease Chapel
Community notes on meetings and social events
Special Council discussed Route 20 widening at Thursday session. Fire Department planned new equipment purchases. Several residents attended plays and club gatherings including the Redheaded Whee Step-Child, Bridge club hosting Eleanor Johns, and the Book Club at Mrs. Gerald Ross, with numerous visits, moves, and family events noted throughout town.
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Fire Department
Whee
Division 1
Carl Bement
Werner Todd
Ralph Kellar
Elbert French
Anna Cooley
Miss Alterkruse
Eleanor Breisch
Helen White
Aileen Clark
Clarissa Bauer
Thelma Finlay
Mar
Notable Kidnapping Cases From 1874 to 1932
A condensed timeline lists famous U S child abductions noting victims such as Charley Ross Germantown 1874 and Charles Lindbergh Jr. 1932, with outcomes including recoveries, fatalities, ransom payments, and arrests. Names include Edward Cudahy, Catherine Winters, Ginny Glass, Bobby Franks, and Nathan Leopold with Richard Loeb.
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Joseph
Charlie Ross
Edward Cudahy
Bobby Franks
Marian Parker
Melvin Horst
Baby Lindbergh
Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Los Angeles
Cal
Edward Hickman Hung
Melsin Horst
Orrville
Billy Ranieri
Jack Thompson
Detroit
Mich
Michael Katz
Kansas City
Nell Donnelly
Isaac Kelly
St. Louis
Benjamin P. Bower
Denver
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
N. J
Automobile compare 1932 Oldsmobile with 1922 model
Motor critics praise the 1932 Oldsmobile for greater value in appearance quality and performance. A 1922 four cylinder Oldsmobile is contrasted with a 1932 eight cylinder version showing notably higher power and updated features including automatic controls free wheeling and a Parcolite instrument gauge. Dodge Brothers credited for innovations and durability advances.
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Oldsmobile
Dodge Brothers
Ddge
Dodge introduces rustproofed Mono-Piece bodies for 1932 Dodge
Dodge Brothers claims a new era in auto body finishing with rustproofed Mono-Piece steel bodies so far applied to the 1932 Dodge Six and Eight models. The complete rust protection covers bodies fenders and sheet metal parts including wire wheels.
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Dodge Brothers
Lake Avenue church to begin Miracles of Calvary lectures
On March 5 the Lake Avenue Community Church announces a series of sermons starting next Sunday. The first subject will be the Miracle of Darkness, followed by Sunday school at 9 30 showing Jesus Washes His Disciples Feet from John 13. Junior service at 10 45, then morning worship, with prayer meeting Tuesday at 7 30. public invitation extended.
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Lake Avenue
Calvery
Jesus
John
Lake Avenue Sewing Circle Plans March Silver Tea
The Lake Avenue Sewing Circle met Thursday at Mrs. Albert King's home with tea. Forty eight dozen fried cakes by Mrs. L. J. Guisinger and Mrs. William King were sold. A Silver Tea is planned for March. The Circle will meet March 10 at Mrs. Couture's Stop 5 home.
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Lake Avenue
Albert King
L. J. Guisinger
William King
Couture
Local Visitors and Illness Highlight Elyria Township Notes
Mr and Mrs W B Andrews and son Jack of Greenville Pa are guests at the Collier home this week. Miss Elizabeth Mitchell of Elyria was a guest of Mrs E F Croskey. Mrs Mary Collier called on Mrs Carrie Dute of Amherst who is seriously ill. A large crowd attended the Elyria township operetta at Markley School Wednesday evening.
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Dyer
New London
Mable Hanes
Camden
H. D. Peabody
Maxine Benson
Elyria
Book Club
Gerald Ross
Asher Beam and Son
Mantua
Ohio
Dora Pomeroy
Will Benson
Evelyn Benson
Thelma Benson
Robert Hoyt
A. W. Davidson
Bertha Filkins
Ford Fenson
Norwalk
Ben J. Filkins
Ruth Downing
Lloyd Irish
Wellington
Will Albright
Emma Johns
Fleanor
Clifford Johns
Berea
Laura MaeKenyon
Elver Searles
Knott Farm
Brunson Farm
Brighton
Otto Keith
Searls
Myron Biggs
Barnes
Garden Club
East Park
Bert French
Town Hall
H. C. Metcalf
Miss Rich
Eileen Sprague
Nancy Anna Brown
Elyria Township
Markley
Adventist School Students Attend Camden Party
A group of young people from the Adventist School visited Camden for a party given by local youths. They were accompanied by two teachers Misses Gibson and Kistler and reported a good time with an invitation to return to LaGrange.
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Lagrange, O
Adventist School
Camden
Returned From South Mr and Mrs S W Kelner
Mr and Mrs S W Kelner return from a journey in the south visiting friends and renewing family ties. The couple shared travel experiences and noted improvements in health and outlook after their trip.
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South
S. W. Kelner
Return Journey From Sotown To Eustis Florida
A couple nearing eighty years returned from Sotown to Eustis Florida after several months enjoying the sunny climate. They rode by car and left a fine garden in the South before driving home.
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Eustis
Fle
Fine Garden
Townsend youths stage pleasing program at Methediat church
More than twenty Townsend youths presented a pleasing program Sunday evening at the Methediat church. The event showcased local talent and community involvement.
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Townsend
Methediat Church
Lyndon Chapter to Be Guests of Elyria
Lyndon Chapter 0 BE S has been invited to Elyria this evening where they will be guests of the chapter there. A good delegation will make the trip. Lyndon Chapter will serve a public supper in the near future.
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Lyndon
BE. S
Elyria
Death of Mrs. T. G. Miller in Ashland prompts family visit
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Rawson and children travel to Ashland after the death of Mrs. Rawson’s mother Mrs. T. G. Miller, who died Sunday at her son Gereald Miller's home. Five children survive. Several locals were noted visiting homes and attending church activities, with updates on illness, school absences, and recent travel.
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Thad Rawson
Ashland
Baker
Smith Road
Skeeles Farm
Frederick Martin
Mary Maregaret Knowles
Hazel Amsbury
Robert Preston
Gordon Adams
Leelyn Wilcox
Bessie Rumsey
Wellington
Warren
Fitchville
Abraham Rahmer
Toronto
Canada
What we read from your pen we remember
A literary aside features two authors debating memory and writing. One notes that what is read is forgotten, the other counters that what is read is remembered beforehand, revealing a playful exchange about the persistence of words and ideas.
Dr Johnson on Secrecy and Roguery
A quip attributed to Dr Johnson links secrecy to vice and roguery, suggesting mystery invites wrongdoing. The remark frames secrecy as a precursor to dishonorable acts.
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Dr. Johnson
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Elyria Savings & Trust
F. M
Erie
Antlers Hotel
Lorain
Bible
England
Francisco Pizarro
Pizarro
Atahualpa
Roosevelt and
Raisali Achmed Ben Mohammed Er Raisarli
Shereef Raisuli
Morocco
Raisuli
Mohammed
Ion Perdicaris
Theodore Roosevelt
Perdicaris
Will AM
Fli
Gibson Lodge No
Masonic Hall
Lillie French
Herb French
Charles Weeks
Kenneth Spore
Horace Martin
Lindbeck
Rollie Barnes
Baby
Roy Kenyon
Charley Ross
Germantown
Gerald Lanpier
Chicago Child
Chicago Packing King
Rose Giorando
New York
Billy Whitla
Sharon, O, Child
Michael Soimeca
Baby Hencks
Letha
Hazel Gretchel
Catherine Winters
Newcastle
Ind
Ginny Glass
Jersey City
Lloyd Keet
Springfield
Billy Dansey
New Jersey
Automobile News
Alfred Alten
Second St
Sewing Circle
LA Grange
Sere
Insvalservice
H. B
ROMA
Ph. Vermilion
Ohio Valley Lump
Kennedy Phone
Ohio Coal
Castle’s Wall Paper
Second Street
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Lorain County
Perpetual Care
No. Ridge Road
Oberlin Ave
Township Line Road
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