Five Councilmen Fail to Attend City Meeting on Franchise
HLYRIA March 5 The city council planned a committee of the whole session to discuss the yellow ring franchise but only two councilmen appeared, John Halpin and Gaudle, preventing a quorum. The yellow line representatives and their attorney waited, but the meeting could not be held. Clerk Simons cited a “hunch” of no quorum as the reason for not informing the press.
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Hlyria
Coutellard
John Halpin
RY Gaudle
Simons
Hobbies of Lorain Business Men
Lorain’s leading businessmen each showcase a distinct hobby from boats and boating to golf and dancing. Notable names include Dr J E Trombley boating and swimming, Attorney Geo L Glitsch raising flowers, W Hageman golf, and Dr W E Wheatley promoting Florida orange groves. Other varied pursuits span fishing, stock buying, auto racing, bowling, and aviation studies, reflecting a lively local hobby scene.
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Lorain
J. E. Trombley
Geo. L. Glitsch
KY W. Hageman
James . Brattin
Resek
Honecker
Florida
W. E H. Wheatley
Shoppers Eye Novelty Displays For St Patrick Event Lorain
Lorain shoppers compare Foster and Patrick novelties for St Patrick day displays in local stores. Decorations include belarney stones green pipes harps and white green place cards. Crepe panel napkins suit entertaining and Easter bunny caskets promise colorful fun for children this year.
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Lorain
St. Patrick’s Way
Bunny
Lansdale Funeral Planned For Eva Thomas Landsdale
Eva Thomas Landsdale of 407 13th Street Lorain died Saturday while en route to St Josephs hospital. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm in the George Wickens Co parlors. The Rev C H Hanger of First Methodist Episcopal Church will officiate. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery with funeral car service provided. She worked as a contractor for thirty years and leaves many associates in the trade.
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Eva ‘Thomas Lansdale
13Th Street
Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
George Wickens “Co
C. H. Hanger
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Hotel Registrants Elyria Hotel Elyria 3
Registrants listed for Hotel Elyria include many names and cities across the region such as Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Minneapolis Detroit Buffalo Toledo and Philadelphia. The long roster features individuals and spouses with varied hometowns and affiliations, reflecting a broad cross section of hotel guests.
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Buffalo
Teary Yost
New York
John A. Stuart
Cinei
G. Wommest
Grand Rapids
Curd
Louisville
J. B. Lasiz
Mansfield
G. H. Buchter
Mansfeld
Brown_y
McNecky
W. G. Spunk
Toledo
W. Th. Bennison
LL. Spring
H. L. Enff
Craytown
Martin
Elyria
J. Hurley
Cleveland
M. Stearns
Bean
Beloit
Wis
George Hadcox
Bulfain
N. Yi
Ic. Mathison
Sandusky
Lorain Mayor Grallto Speak at Oberlin College
Mayor William F. Grall of Lorain received an invitation from E. S. Jones of Oberlin College to address the student body on St. Patrick’s Day March 17. The mayor announced today he will accept the invitation to tell the college men the essentials necessary to conduct a public office.
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William F. Grall
Lo‘rain
E. S. Jones
Burua of Appointments
Oberlin Colle
St. Patrick's Day
Lorain
Finger Mashed at Home Door in Lorain Incident
Mrs. Helen McGovern, daughter of Mrs. P. McGovern of 1341 F Street, Lorain, had the middle finger of her right hand severely mashed Saturday when it was caught in a swinging door at their home. Dr Otto Mikolando dressed the wound and it is not considered dangerous.
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Lorain
Helen McGovern
P. McGovern
F St
Otto Mikolando
Campaigning for a Math Help in Local Trade Group
An appeal posted at the Lotain Building Trades council seeks help solving a word problem. Fred Nieman of Beattie Kansas sold a yearling calf for 13 cents and bought four pairs of shoe strings for the calf. He asks how many calves to bring to town to buy two sets of harness for his mule, noting no rule in arithmetic to solve it.
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Lotain Building Trades Council
Fred Nieman
Beattie Kanses
Nieman
Senators Present Loving Cup to Retiring Vice President
Vice President Marshall received a tall loving cup from the United States Senate as a going away gift. He joked that some in Indiana might call it a memorial of the Eighteenth Amendment, adding that some may regret he did not fill it up.
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Marshall
United States Senate
Indiana
Will Hebel Against Proposed Wage Gut
Packing house employees across the United States rally to oppose wage cuts or longer workdays. A conference of packing house employees is planned for March 10 in Omaha to organize protest actions. Dennis Lane of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of America notes small subsidiaries may have adopted a ten hour day and disputes claims that rising costs drive meat prices.
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Chicago
United States
Packing House
Omaha
Dennis Lane
Amalamacs
America
Alt
Absade
Lane
Young Men's Business Club to Attend Church Service
The Young Men's Business Club of Elyria accepts Rev. J. N. Grant's invitation to attend the First Congregational church service on Sunday March 1 at 10 45 AM. This marks the third men’s group to join Lenten services following Rotarians and the Exchange Club. Members meet Sunday morning at 10 30 AM at the YMCA and walk to the church. families and friends are invited.
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Snday Elyria
Young Men's Business Club of
Elrrin
J. N. Grant
First Congregational Church
Rotarians
Exchange Club
Pn Sec ‘Tion
Genta
Aikenlas
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