Local Guard Sergeant to Study at Georgia Camp
Sergeant Haynes B. Percival, first sergeant of the local National Guard unit, was selected for a three month course in communications and army work at Fort Bennings, Georgia. He will remain until June 6. Sergeant Clifford McDaniels will serve as acting first sergeant during his absence.
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Haynes B. Percival
Fort Bennings
Georgia
Arthur Richwine
United States Army
Percival
Clifford McDaniels
National Guard
Sgt
German novelist convicted in London on secret act
German novelist and World War flyer Dr Hermann Gortz was convicted in London of violating the official secrets act and sentenced to four years penal servitude.
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London
Hermann Gortz
Pledge Rule For Candidates Outlined By Father Coughlin
Detroit March weather and Father Charles E. Coughlin outlines a pledge rule for primary congressional candidates seeking National Union For Social Justice support. A published pledge affirming union support is required, after which the union's government body selects and seeks central office approval.
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Amherst woman hurt cutting lace at plant
Matilda Henes of Amherst suffered a chest flesh wound today when a knife slipped at the American Lace Co. plant. Hospital reports her condition as not serious this afternoon.
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Matilda Henes
Amherst
American Lace Co
Local Youth Injured In Grinding Belt Accident
Loy Clark aged 18 from New London fractured his right leg Saturday after stepping on a grinding belt and being thrown. He was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital where his condition was listed as good today.
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Loy Clark
New London
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wittenberg College pageant marks coeducation start
Springfield March 9 Arrow and Mask honoraries staged a pageant recalling Wittenberg College founding of coeducation in 1874 and celebrating achievements of women graduates. Dr Ross Miller, Bible professor, was scheduled to speak.
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Wittenberg College
Arrow and Mask
Ross Miller
Townsend Club No 1 Meeting At LaGrange Town Hall
A Townsend Club No 1 gathering is set for March 10 at 6 o clock in LaGrange Town Hall. Speakers Dan FE Falkner and Mr Pettijohn will present, and all residents are invited to attend.
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LaGrange Town Hall
Mar
Dan FE. Falkner
Mr. Pettijohn
J H Brown Enters Commissioner Candidacy in Elyria
J H Brown 49 of 212 West Ave Elyria today announced his run for Republican nomination for county commissioner. Two four year terms open as two vacancies in fall election. Brown previously sought the commissioner seat to fill an untimished Tucker term but lost narrowly. He is married, a farmer, and has spent two years in the battery and oil business.
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J. H. Brown
West Avenue
Elyria
Brown
Charles Tucker
Death Record for Mrs C E Southam in Cleveland
Mrs C E Southam 55 of 300 Kenyon avenues wife of Capt Corbett E Southam of the Elsha police department died in Charity Hospital Cleveland at 10:49 am after a five week illness. Born Amherst origin she leaves husband three children Thomas Virginia Annette mother Mrs Thomas Finnegan Cleveland and siblings Flush Thomas Kathryn Mrs E E Fry Mrs Carl Ruth and John Elyria. Funeral arrangements not finalized.
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Cfe Southam
Kenyon Avenues
Corbett E. Southam
Elsha
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Southam
St. Mary'’s Church
Woodworth
Amherst
Vere Southam
Thomas
Virginia
Annette
Thomas Finnegan
Flush
Thomas Kathyrn
E. E. Fry
Carl Ruth
John
Elyria
Hungarian-born Elyria man dies after long illness
John Bokenk aged 61 dies at Lorain Counts Home after a five year illness. Born in Tiungars and a 32 year resident of Elyria from Hungary he worked at Elyria Water Works. Survived by sister Mrs James Mittler of Elyria and brother Julius Bokenyi of Cleveland. Funeral Tuesday at 7:50 AM from Bittner Funeral Home and 8 o'clock at Sacred Heart Church with Rev Fr Zakany officiating. Burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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John Bokenk
Lorain Counts
Tiungars
Elyria
Hungary
Elmer Vish 72 Former West River Resident Dead
Elmer Vish aged 72 died Sunday afternoon at his Elyria home after a brief illness. Born in Austria Hungary in March 1960 he was a member of Sacred Heart church. The body was taken to Sudro Funeral Home for pending funeral arrangements.
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Elmer Vish
West River Street
Rep. No
Elyria
Jie
Austria- Hungary
Sacred Heart Church
Sudro
Avon Lake man Ver tis Smiley dies at 40
Avon Lake March 9 Ver tis Smiley husband of Joan and father of Reta Bill and Tack died Sunday afternoon at four oclock of a heart attack at his home He leaves his father and mother M Smiles was employed by the Cleveland illuminating company at Avon Lake for ten years He was a member of the Beth in Lorain Tuesday afternoon at the home on Inter road and the body will be taken to his old home in Latrobe Pennsylvania where funeral and burial will take place
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Avon Lake
Vertis Smiley
Joan
Reta
Bill
Tack
Hom
M. Smiles
Leveland Iluminating Company
Fie
Beth& In
March Memoir: First Month of the Year Once
An archival note recalls that March served as the year’s inaugural month in a historical calendar. It marks a shift in timekeeping practices and highlights how early societies structured seasons and beginnings.
Obituary: Thomas R. Wood 66 Oberlin resident dies at Allen Hospital
Thomas R. Wood, 66, of 325 North Pleasant street, died about 10 PM after months of illness. Born March 11, 1870 in Cleveland, he spent most of his life in Oberlin area. Survived by wife Mary, three daughters, and son Harvey. Funeral at Sedgeman Funeral Parlor Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev. Marshburn officiating. burial in Wake Nad Cemetery.
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Oberlin, CO
Thomas R. Wood
North Pleasant Street
Allen Hospital
Wood
Cleveland
Oberlin
Mary
Harvey
Sedgeman Funeral Parlor
Marshburn
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Wakenad
Club Activities For The Week
Regular meeting of Karl Wilson Locke Post No 102 American Legion will be held tonight in the Legion hall. Vine Rebekah lodge regular meeting tonight in the lodge rooms. Community Garden Club regular monthly meeting this evening at 9 30 in the Behr Boot shop. G R Mann florist for the Ohio Experiment Station Wooster will be the speaker.
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Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Community Garden Club
Behr
G. R. Mann
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Oberlin Women's Groups Schedule Meetings
The Women's Civic League will meet Tuesday March 10 in the Youth Council rooms with a date change noted. Oberlin Business and Professional Women plan an evening backward party with Mrs B H Prosser of the Howard apartments and each member to bring a baby picture. The literature department of the Oberlin Women's club meets with Mrs C F Ralston at 141 North Professor Street at 3:00 PM. The Martes club gathers with Mrs J White. Wednesday the Oberlin Odd Fellows lodge holds its regular evening meeting.
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Women's Civic League
Youth Council
Oberlin Business and Professional
Vrs
B. H. Prosser
Howard Apartments
Oberlin Women's Club
C. F. Ralston
North Professor Street
Martes Club
J. White
Lorain men vie for CMTC selection in 57 applicants
Sixty seven Lorain County youths apply for Citizens Military Training Camps with 26 to be chosen. Lieut Arthur L. Richwine announces the county quota and lists Elvirans Oberlin and LaGrange applicants among 57 locals, with 35 then 28 to be narrowed to the final 26.
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C.M.T.C
Lorain County
Citizens
Arthur L. Richwine
National Guard
Sinuere
Lorain
Tne
Ye Yu
Pansy Chapter and Local Groups Meet in Evening Activities
Multiple local clubs and chapters schedule meetings and events across Oberlin and nearby streets. Pansy Chapter of the Eastern Star holds an evening meeting in lodge rooms. Oberlin W C Co meets at 3:00 p.m. with Mrs. Rodgers. devotional led by Mrs. Lydia Lord Davis. discussion on Christ's Alternative to Communism led by Mrs. Heinrich. Other groups include Young Women's club, literary and social circles, Kouple Klub, South Russia Club, Vine Rebekah lodge, Nancy Squire Chapter D A R, Pythian Sister Temple anniversary night, and Stamp club in Council Hall. Social visits note residents from Norwalk, Cleveland, and Spencer.
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Pansy
Order of Eastern Star
Oberlin W. C. 'S. CO
John A. Rodgers
South Cedar Avenue
Lydia Lord Davis
Heinrich
Stanley Jones
Young Women's Club
the First Church
James Brand House
C. E. Howe
The
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Carl Berger
North Main Street
Nancy Squire
Nellie Smith
East College Street
Pythian
Oberlin Stamp Club
Council Hall
C. H. Yeaton
Council Studies $37,800 Bond Issue And Tax Recovery Plan
A council meeting at 7:30 pm will discuss replacing a water works track and consider issuing bonds totaling 87,500 to cover a delinquent tax collection gap. The bonds would fund 27,900 toward a delinquent light bill and a loan payment to the sinking fund.
Elyrians Organize The Red Mill Inc
Incorporation papers filed in Columbus for The Red Mill Inc to handle sale of mill products. Incorporators Samuel Deutsch J W Dilgren and Mary Molnar with agent John Frank Murbach of Flyrna Milling and Power Company. Organization details due within two weeks.
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Columbus
Red Mill, Inc
Ing Products
Samuel Deutsch
J. W. Dilgren
Mary Molnar
John Frank Murbach
Flyrna Milling and Power Company
Two Elyrians Fined In Mayor's Court
Fines of 1 and costs for intoxication were assessed by Mayor New A. Baird today against John Norton of Perry Court and James Bauer of Kipling Street. They were arrested by police Saturday. Bauer's sentence was suspended on promise of good behavior.
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New A. Baird
John Norton
Perry Court
James Bauer
Kipling Street
Bauer
Kentucky Joins Coal States In Supreme Court Appeal
Washington March 9 IUP reports Kentucky joined other bituminous coal states in petitioning the Supreme Court to uphold the Guffey Coal Control Act in opposition to Harlan County Kentucky producers who argue the law is unconstitutional.
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IUP
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Supreme Court
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Pomona Grange Holds Lorain County Quarterly Meet
More than one hundred Lorain county Grangers gathered at Oberlin Grange hall for the Lorain County Pomona Grange first quarterly meeting. C L Hummel spoke on seed corn germination tests and county plans. Entertainment included recitations a vocal duet and Henrietta Grange drill. A morning business session reported no degree candidates. Next meeting set for May 2 at Carlisle Grange Hall.
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Oberlin Grange Hall
Lorain County Pomona Grange
C. LI. Hummel
Henrietta Grange
Carlisle Grange
Divorces Sought in Elyria and Lorain Courts
Lillian Kauffman of Elyria and Jessie Prock of Lorain filed suits for divorce from husbands Roscoe and William on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The notices reflect local court activity and accusations within the region.
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Lillian Kauffman
Elyria
Roscoe
Jessie Prock
Lorain
William
Soil Samples To Be Tested On Thursday In Sheffield Village
Soil samples from many Lorain county farms will be tested Thursday at Sheffield Village hall by the traveling soils laboratory of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. R. H. Simmons will operate the lab with Earl Tussing present to advise on fertilizer and soil treatments based on the tests.
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Lorain County
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Sheffield Village Hall
C. I Hummel
County Agricultural Extension
R. H. Simmons
Earl Tussing
Ohio State University
Hummel
Bricker Files Petitions for Ohio Governor Nomination
In Columbus on March 9 Attorney General John W. Bricker filed his nominating petitions for the Republican governor nomination at the Secretary of State’s office. The papers listed 12,000 signatures from 88 counties toward a total of over 275,000 collected. Bricker, serving his second term as attorney general, was first elected in 1932 and re elected in 1994, after earlier service on the Public Utilities Commission from 1929 to 1932.
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Columbus
L.P
John W. Bricker
George Myers
Bricker
Public Utilities Commission
Nine Die in Spain Political Clashes After Elections
Madrid reports nine killed and twenty wounded in weekend political fighting tied to the leftist victory. Rioting spread across political hotbeds as the Centrist government retaliated for its defeat with sporadic thrusts at jubilant radicals.
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Madrid
Spain
France Rebuffs Hitler Peace Offers Amid War Preparations
France, reporting from Paris, eyes a Locarno council meeting as Premier Sarraut rejects Hitler’s peace proposals and outlines a broad mobilization plan. Paris presses for possible League sanctions unless Rhineland troops withdraw, while discussions with Britain Italy and other envoys continue and Olympic participation faces doubt.
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Albert Lebrun
France
League Council
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Eden urges real effort to reopen German air pact talks
Eden recaps German memorandum to Loraino powers and outlines proposals for resuming negotiations on an air pact. He says he told German Ambassador Leopold Von Hoesch that translating hopes for better western Europe into action is needed and that a pact would stabilize relations among Britain France and Germany.
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Lepold von Hoesch
Bopes
Europe
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Britain
von Horssch
Fire destroys watchman's shanty on Abbe road
Clyria firemen blamed a kerosene stove for a blaze that leveled a small wooden watchman’s shanty at Abbe road and Poplar street yesterday afternoon. The six by six foot structure housed PWA sewer workers and was answered by Engine Company Number Two.
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Clyria
Abbe Road
Poplar Street
PWA
Engine Company Number Two
Edward Peters in Critical Condition After Car Shooting
Edward Peters, 65, remained in critical condition after firing a bullet into his car in front of a store in Urichsville. The weapon struck his brain. officials said he had been despondent.
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Urichsville
Edward Peters
Cleveland Produce Markets Mixed with Steady and Weak Notes
Markets show mixed signals with steadiness in some sections and weakness in others. Hen prices rise modestly, while various poultry items including ducks and broilers see price bumps. potatoes and related produce list multiple bag and weight figures across brands and weights.
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Reese
Capone
Idaho
Florida
Market Report for Livestock and Cattle Prices
CATT LM S00 light handy weight steer bids near 9.50 to 9.50. Linaths 9.50 to 9.50. SAMUS hood heifers around 0.50 to 1.00. CALAN HS offers 0.50 to 0.80. Market strong with prime cattle about 9.50 to 10.00 and good heifers near 8.50 to 9.50. Lambs quoted 9.00 to 11.50 with mid grades 4.50 to 6.50, wethers 5.30 to 6.00, ewes 4.00 to 4.50.
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Lee
Hitler’s Rhine Invasion Touts New Era of German Sovereignty
The war ministry and crowd hailed Hitler as Blomberg spoke, praising the Reichswelt and a restored sovereignty. Troops marched along the Rhine to Coblenz and Cologne amid cheers. Goering announced Hitler order dissolving the Reichstag and an election set for March 29. antisemitic laws codified. Jews barred from voting. Endorsement appears assured with no organized opposition to Nazi machinery.
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Hitler
Blomberg
Rhine
Coblenz
Frankfort
Cologne
Reichswelt
Germany
Fuehrer
Rhineland
Herman Goering
Reichstag
Nuremberg
Locarno
Ohio State track captain Jessa Owens fined on speed charge
Jessa Owens, Ohio State University track captain and world speed record holder, was fined 5 dollars plus costs by a Justice of the Peace in Mansfield Ohio after being stopped by State Highway Patrolman George McElroy for speeding on a hill near Ashland. Owens said he was in a hurry to get home as his wife and another couple were traveling to Cleveland.
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Clarence Yeardon
Michigan
Joseph Petro
J. A. Bower
Dull Headaches Gone by Simple Remedy Adherika
Headaches caused by constipation disappear after one dose of Adherika which purges poisons from both upper and lower bowels. Ends with relief and sleep. Special 10c trial sizes offered at C W Phillips Druggist and HH A Crandall Drugist.
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A. Crandall
Hogs prices and weights market update notes
Market snippet lists hog price ranges and weights with varied bids. Listings show 160 to 250 pound ranges, prices around 7 to 10.88 per hundredweight, with multiple shorthand codes and coinages indicating offers and lots. The fragmentary data reflect trading activity for hogs and bulk terms amid fluctuating quotes.
Public Sale Notice at La Grange on Nickel Plate Quarry Road
The undersigned will sell at public auction at his residence two miles west and two miles north of La Grange on Nickel Plate Stone Quarry Road Monday the 16th at 12 o'clock. Items include a black mare about years old weighing 1300 pounds, a Chester White hog, 250 Plymouth Rock pullets, 1090 bushels oats, tons timothy hay, 200 shocks of corn, farm tools and machinery such as McCormick binders and mowers, various cultivators, wagons, hay equipment, implements, animal gear, and numerous other articles. Terms cash. Riplinger, Clayton H. Sooy auctioneer. Lea Jolinect, clerk.
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LaGrange
Wellington
Town Line Road
Guernsey
White Rock
Austin
Sedme Timothy Hay
Oehling Bros
Clayton H. Soow
Lee Klinect
la Grange
Chester
McCormick
Iention
Sale of Deceased Herringtons Property in Combia Station Ohio
Public auction of the late Frank M Herrington estate at Combia Station Lorain County Ohio on March 14 1936. Items include 2 horses, manure spreader, cultivators, wagon sets, mowing machine hay equipment, farm and household tools plus 10 tons baled hay 10 bushels rye 30 bushels oats 2 acres corn in shock a Cleveland automobile and various implements. Sale starts at 12 o'clock.
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Frank M Herrington
Combia Station
Lorain County
Ohio
Cleveland
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