General Motors Establishes Elyria Relay Point for Cars
Harold Vogel announces Elyria Motors Company as a General Motors relay point. Cars arrive from GM factories by truck to Elyria and are relayed to northeastern destinations. Models include Buick Pontiac Chevrolet and Oldsmobile. More than $42000 worth of Buick cars were relayed yesterday.
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Elyria Motors Company
General Motors Corporation
Harold Vogel
General Motors
Elyria
Elyria Motors
United States
Buick
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Vogel
Death of Malcolm Beers at Age Twelve
Malcolm Beers youngest son of Principal and Mrs A C Beers died at their South Mechanic Street home after a bout with typhoid fever and pneumonia. Funeral services were held at 9 AM Monday with Rev E R Haines and Rev People of Plymouth officiating, pallbearers were Belden school classmates. Burial followed in Sandyville. additional services at the aunt Mrs Eva Rice home. The community and family mourn the loss as relatives and friends from Elyria and Cleveland attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Beers
Grafton
A. C. Beers
South Mechanic Street
E. R. Haines
Plymouth
Malcolm
Belden
Eva Rice
Sandyville
Gordon
F. C. Carmean
Charles
Anna Laxton
J. W. Tran
Edith Howard
Laf-A-Lot Club Hostess Presents Pleasant Meeting
Mrs Marie Sooy hosted the Laf A Lot club at her home last Thursday with guests including Mrs Marie Zacharias Mrs Myrtle Dunlap Mrs Emma Frank and several others. Sewing was done and lunch served as the group planned a meeting in two weeks with Miss Zacharias. Frederick Tomasheski died at his Center Street home after a brief illness leaving two daughters and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Sooy
Marie Zacharias
Myrtle Dunlap
Emma Frank
Blanche Edwards
Mildred Brunson
Marion Miller
Inw Wah Wenn Onba
Geeritide Schimed
Zacharias
Frederick Tomasheski
Center Street
Local Families Share Weekend Visits and Meals
Mr and Mrs A C Sehmed hosted Sunday dinner for two daughters Melba and Alberta at their home with guests Mr and Mrs Guy Durkee. Wallace Dimaline of Eaton called in the afternoon. Ruth Falconer visited Mrs Frances Sullivan in Cleveland over the weekend. Virgil Kline and son Kenneth joined Mr and Mrs Ed Brunson for Sunday dinner in Medina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Sehmed
Melba
Alberta
Guy Durkee
Wallace Dimaline
Eaton
Ruth Falconer
Frances Sullivan
Cleveland
Virgil Kline
Kenneth
Ed Brunson
Medina
Delores Brunson
Orville Lehman
Peggy
J. E. Hoslet
George Burns
Raymond
Robert
Haslet
D. A. Swartz
Ira
Jennie Crosier
Elyria
A. C. Pfeiffer
Wooster
A. B. Pfeiffer
Elizabeth Schwarer
Wilhelmina Schwarer
Clarence Metgar
Lee Kliner
Belden
Andrs
Harry Swartz
LaGrange
E. E. Arnold
Rudolf Pfeiffer
Wm. Pfeiffer
Carlisle
Harold Spieth
Harlin Harrison
Vandl
Carl Seekt
George Myers
Della
Esther Pfeiffer
C.D. Lehman
Roy Durkee
Wilma June
Lehman
Hugh Summerton
Fred Klinert
Bobby
Daniel Belden
Ella Reichard
Elvrra
Fritz Ulich
Erhart
Freida Schweizer
Ingersolls Farms
Ulich
Carl Leek
William Marsh
Cora Marsh
Brunswick
Testimonial for Vegetable Compound Removes Persistent Side Pain
A neighbor praises a vegetable medicine for curing constant side pains. The letter claims improved appetite and vigor, saying the writer can work without lying down. Contact details and a druggist purchase suggestion are included.
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Heien Frere
Milford Road
Berlin
New Jersey
Desert Flowers Brighten Far Desert Show
Ramblings describe a great desert flower show from winter rains, detailing Sand Verbena, Desert Snow, Desert Sunflower, Desert Satin Star and Desert Asters. Mentions canyons, Death Valley, Painted Canyons, and train routes through southern Arizona and California with palo verdes and mesquite trees in bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Arizona
California
Desert Mountains
Painted Canyons
Death Valley
Community Notes and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
A crowded weekend agenda features numerous visits among families in Elyria and nearby towns, with gatherings in Haslet and Belden. New marriages near Elyria include Fritz Ulich and Freida Schweizer, while local clubs address taxation, education funding, and road finances at Demeter and Pomona Grange meetings.
Lorain County Grangers Meet At Acme Colum bia
Representatives from twelve of Lorain County's fourteen subordinate granges attended the Lorain County Pomona Grange No. 79 meeting at Acme Grange in Columbia. Master Frank Eldred of Carlisle led the session and Merton Coe's lecture hour drew interest. Carlisle earned the attendance banner with 15 percent of members present.
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Wendell P. Brown
Lorain
Lorain County
Columbia Grange
Merton Coe
Oberlin
Acme Grange
Pomona
Columbia
Frank Eldred
Carlisle
Carlisle Grangers
Little Girl Lost and TEMPLE BAILE When Gossip Bites Love
Araminta and Barney face public rumor as Elise and Taylor urge a decisive move. Barney insists on his conviction and separation from fear, while Araminta grapples with loyalty and a future together despite the damaging press. The plot continues with a looming marriage promise.
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Minta
Taylor
Elise
Helen
Barney
Uncle Tad
Araminta
Nicky
Cissy
Oliver Kings
Leo
Gare
Oberlin locals feature aviation milestone and social visits
Lloyd Reinhard, son of Mrs. William Berg, completed a course at Fort Wayne School of Aeronautics and earned a pilot license in Cleveland. He flew back to Fort Wayne after a brief stop in Oberlin. Other reports note Oberlin Grange representatives at Pomona in Columbia and visits from Rev C E Schmidt, Mrs Delia Hahn, and Mrs Mabell Gaumon. Wesley Sanisio remains ill at home north of Oberlin.
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Lloyd Reinhard
William Berg
Fort Wayne
Geraidine
Billy
Oscar Gillis
Grafton
C. E. Schmidt
Amherst
Wesley Sanisio
Oberlin
Delia Hahn
Mabel Gaumon
Edw. Schramm
Frank Kreuger Jr
H. C. Schramm
Get Together at M.E. Church on Friday March 10
Members and friends of the M. E. Church are invited to a get together meeting at the church on Friday evening March 10. Bring a covered dish and sandwiches for a supper to be served at 7 o clock. A special program is planned.
Mrs Karl Kolinski to Host Gleaners Night Event
The Gleaners of the Methodist church will be entertained at the home of Mrs Karl Kolinski this evening. Residents invited to an intimate gathering with refreshments and discussion in a neighborly church group setting.
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Karl Kolinski
Methodist Church
Attended Funeral of Mrs G M Knapp in Berlin Heights
LaGrange residents named as attendees include Mr and Mrs C W Gott, Mrs F L Wolcott, Mrs J H Curtiss, Mrs E L Adams, Mrs C B Rawson, Mr L W Leiby, Mrs J M Starr, Mrs R H Denham, Mrs F Foster and Mrs John Cliff at the Berlin Heights funeral Tuesday afternoon.
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LaGrange
G. M. Knapp
Berlin Heights
C. W. Gott
F. L. Wolcott
J. H. Curtiss
E. L. Adams
C. B. Rawson
L. W. Leiby
J. M. Starr
R. H. Denham
F. Foster
John Cliff
Alma Hastings Hosts Evening Dinner for Local Friends
Miss Alma Hastings entertained about twenty young friends Saturday at her parents home. A two course chicken dinner was served at small tables. The evening featured games including Cootie. Out of town guests came from Elvira and Penfield.
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Alma Hastings
Elvrra
Penfield
Local Social Notes Highlight Obits Visits and Events
The record lists numerous genteel gatherings and family news from the area. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Darius Holcomb Mr and Mrs Mason Powers and Fred Prosser at Mrs Willis Hines funeral in Wellington. Events feature Eastern Star in Litchfield Ella Frombaugh presidency and district meetings in Elyria and Lorain Gospel singing.
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Darius Holcomb
Mason Powers
Fred Prosser
Willis Hines
Wellington
James Nichols
New Philadelphia
Mattie Prosser
Edna Hastings
Lucille Rawson
Bessie Aldrich
Frances Woodruff
Litchfield
Fourth
Ella Frombaugh
Clyde Nugent
Amherst
Memorial Hospital
Frank Cook
Grafton
Thad Rawson
Cleveland
Hulda Powers
W.R. C
Elyria
Don Carmel
Karl Kolinski
LaGrange
J. G. Wherry
Minnie Willard
W. (. Knowles
Bickerstaph
Roy Rising
Lewis Chamberlain
Gertrude
Michigan
Harold Cooper
C. G. Rush
Kenneth
LaMar Gott
Pittsfield
Ladies’ Aid
M. E. Church
Community clubs and visits mark Henrietta social week
Mrs G M Snyder hosted the Two to Four Club with guests including Mrs Charles Bissell and Mrs Henry Johnson. A neighborhood gathering at Mr and Mrs John Cherry featured many local families. Adaline Becker led Pittsfield school No 7 PTA with music by Cox Searles and Gill, followed by a hostess lunch and gifts. The agenda included church choir practice and Ladies Aid planning. Several local residents attended birthdays and visits in Elyria Vermilion Brownhelm Kipton and Cleveland areas.
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Henrietta
G. M. Snyder
Charles Bissell
Henry Johson
Adam Horn
Gertie Mapes
Art Hand
Emma Hand
Duane Bates
Walter Bennett
John Cherry
Earl Kendeigh
Ray Brown
Leon Beam
Richard
Betty
Peter Beam
Kenneth
L. C. Bates
Carl Bates
C. Bickel
Eleanor Wind
Otto Huene
Lloyd Brewster
Adaline Becker
Pittsfield School No
Cox
Aubrey Searles
Kenneth Gill
Jake Lakehart
Ray Carter
Gerald Jackson
Arthur Gegenheimer
Milton Parrish
Grimes
Elyria
Lena Gegenheimer
Arthur
Methodist Church
Robert Vetter
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Leslie Gouldt
Paul Portman
Church
Methodist Sunday School Board
Leslie Gould
Ed Hart
C. Buswell
Mary Chapin
Florence Jans
Brownhelm
Frank Harr
Edna Unger
Barbara Frailey
Vermilion
Max Coates
Cleveland
Ileta Cumings
Harold Coates
Maynard
Howard Unger
Farm And Home Protective Assn To Meet Friday
The Lorain County Farm and Home Protective Association led by president Harold F. Brandt of Pittsfield will hold a meeting at the Ripton School Building at 8:00 Friday evening March 6. The speaker for the gathering has not been announced yet.
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Lorain County Farm and Home Protective Association
Harold F. Brandt
Pittsfield
Ripton
Mared
The Gentleman of The Old School in New York Society
The piece paints discreet New York aristocrats seen only in shadows of closing day. They avoid bars, visit stately clubs, ride in carriages, and shop for somber attire while supporting the Metropolitan Museum, Bronx Zoo, and charities.
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New York
Broadway
Park
Fifth Avenues
Union League
Murray Hill
Baird Leonard
New Yorker
Harber
Metropolitan Museum of Arts
Bronx Zoo
Times
Academy
Hardy
Meredith and
Stevenson
Marionette Show Requires 36 Puppeteers for Strings
The imported marionette show proves a hit during a difficult season with 36 people needed to manipulate the strings. Puppeteers use fingers feet hands and elbows in precise timing while Tony Sarg notes the rope work and J P Morgan eagerly applauds.
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Tony Sarg
J. P. Morgan
Theater box office slump hints at fashion market shift
Report notes zero box office for all seasons at a local theater and recalls a single performance intake under five. It observes a growing demand for Noel Coward at home attire, highlighting a purplish smoking jacket, gray trousers, Russian house boots, and a white stock.
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Noel Coward
Broadway Reminiscence of a Nat Coward Era and Luncheon Figures
The passage recalls George M. Cohan as a central Broadway figure 29 years ago with a distinctive straw hat and bamboo stick. It notes daily noonday visits to the Claridge with Nat Goodman and other notables like Raymond Hitchcock and Gene Buck, contrasts with Weber and Fields at the Astor, and recalls old venues, friends, and fashion, ending with a mention of a young comedian at Hammerstein's.
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George M. Cohan
Nat Coward
Chevalier
Broadway
Claridge
Nat Goodwin
Raymond Hitchcock
Gene Buck
Weber
Fields
Astor
Old Guard
Lee Kugel
Henry B. Harris
Robert Hilliard
Ralph Hertz
Eddie Dunn
Lillian Russell
Lillian
Fay Templeton
Fay
Hammerstein’s
Hostess Delights Ladies Aid Society Meeting At Home
A hostess entertained the Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed church at her home Thursday afternoon, hosting a plan gathering with light refreshments and discussion of church activities.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Celebrity Spotting and Quirks Parade in 1933
Bedini and Arthur observe a lively roundup of showbiz names and odd habits. Eddie Cantor, Tommy Millard at sea five years, Fann Hurst adds a white rabbit, Gil Boag seeks a Paris night spot, Buck and wife puzzle late, Noe Coward’s signature evokes hen tracks, Somers Roche repairs shoes, Rob Read finishes The Black Geese, Carolyn Wells buys extra pit money for shoes, Joan Crawford owns Kohinoor Hollywood, Eugene Conrad riffs on Gracie Allen, Rin Lardners winter in California, and Harry Silvey asks a chiropodist about dog doctor labels.
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Tommy Millard
Ocean
Fann Hurst
Gil Boag
King
Paris
Frank Buck
Noe Coward
Arthu Somers Roche
Rob Read
Carolyn Wells
Joan Crawford
Kohinooro Hollywood
Eugene Conra
Gracie Allen
California
Harry Silvey
Local Social Roundup Heralds March Gatherings on River Road
Forest Taylor moves from Publich farm to a distant plot in Eaton. Byron Seely family hosts a birthday visit with Carl Seely. Mrs Schubert and Mrs Schubert of Elyria attend. Carrie Sheldon visits Wicks. Misses Clark and Moore visit Crilley. Rarick family moves onto Publich farm vacated by Taylor. Leon Mohler and Rollie Mohler call on John Mohler. Sunday guests at Seely home include Tran family, Seelys, Horace Seelys, Harriet and Marian, Van Wagnen family with Lara, and Seelys with Florence and Richard from Sandusky.
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Forest Taylor
Eaton
Byron Seely
Carl
Fred Schubert
Schubert
Elyria
Carrie Sheldon
la Grange
Wicks
Lucy Clark
Margaret Moore
Grafton
Margaret Crilley
Rarick
Belden
Bobcat Run Over by Car Near McCleary Washington
A 20 pound bobcat leaped into the path of a car driven by Mrs. Mike Marlowe on the Olympic highway near McCleary. The animal was seriously injured and Mrs. Marlowe, traveling with her husband, shot it with a rifle to end its suffering.
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Aberdeen
Wash. P
Mike Marlowe
Olympic Highway
McCleary
Marlowe
Ben-Gay Heals Pain Without Drugs Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Baum Bengué Ben-Gay as a topical rub to ease neuralgia sciatica neuritis rheumatic pain and chest colds without oral medications. It warns against cheap imitations and urges buyers to insist on the genuine Ben-Gay for effective results.
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Ben-Gay
Baume Bengua
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Kentucky
Edna Taylor
F. E. Carmean
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. C. F. Ensign
Demit
Green Springs
Pomona Grange
Demeter Club
Experiment Station
Smith Hughes
State Highway Department
Pomona Grange No
Osborne
Lizzie Tite
Wayne
Alma Garvin
A. P. Grills
North Elviia Grange
Kenneth Kern
Ralph Schramm
Little Big Seven 4-H Club
Raymond Grills
Earl Sandrock
Russia Township
Cora Knowles
May Callely
Elsie Bickel
Nellia Monosmith
Gladys Kolbe
Ms. &. P. Schramm
Temple
Hashi
Miss Andrews
Wash
Barner
Jan
Marriade
Bedini
Eddie Cantor
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Century
Crooks
Cleveland St
Bartlett’s
Barrel & Welsh
Middle Ave
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