Musicians Clash Over Meals at Elyria Inn Dispute
Deputies were called at 2 40 AM to resolve a quarrel at the Elyria Cottage Inn over whether Ed Pepper and his WJAY orchestra should pay for meals or if they were free. The dispute led to a broken window and nine water glasses as deputies William Wolst and Sam Provenza intervened. Pepper's group said manager James J Barton offered to pay $30 for the meals, while Barton denied promising meals.
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Elyria Cottage Inn
Mallworthy's
Oberlin Road
William Wolst
Sam Provenza
Ed Pepper
WJAY
Pranksters Keep Deputies Busy on Halloween
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and deputies chased gangs of boys around the county as pranks mounted. In the Ohio Bag and Metal Company incident at 535 West Street, six feet of fence was torn down and four windows broken. Chief E. J. Stankard said no other serious trouble was reported.
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Hallowe'en
Clarence W. Dick
Ohio Bag and Metal Company
West Street
E. J. Stankard
Elyria Soldiers Of Co B Relive War Front Fifteen Years On
An old war diary recalls Elyria based Soldiers of Company B amid intense combat. The account covers advancing enemy gun positions, casualties including Lieutenant Arthur Berthold and several privates, plus late day and night patrols near Cruyshautem. The narrator notes heavy losses, evolving artillery plans, and vigilant guarding through darkness as they await dawn operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uomselves
Cruyshautem
Louis Niagas
Elyria
Arthur
Berthold
Arthur B. Staley
John McDermott
Nick Menas
Zygmunt Milczarek
Gustave Poull
Russell Molry
Andrew Chernok
Mrs. Hopkins
Corp. McGee
Regimental
True Blue Class Party at La Porte Methodist Church
Carlisle Ohio November 1 Mr and Mrs Archie Welton and Mr and Mrs Arthur Ehrke hosted True Blue Class members and families at the church. Festive Halloween decor and tables for 36 featured yellow and black flowers. George Goodyear led a service of song after dinner followed by Bible stories and social games. Next meeting time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Archie Welton
Arthur Ehrke
la Porte Methodist Church
George Goodyear
Radio Program Schedules Across Stations
A dense list of radio broadcasts across stations WGAI WTAM WHE WEAF WIZ WABC WLW and others outlines evening and late night programs from 5:00 PM to beyond midnight. Entries include shows such as Amos ’n’ Andy The Magician Holst’s Band Orphan Annie and sports amid a varied lineup with host names, band numbers, and time slots. The highly fragmentary OCR preserves many program titles and performer names across multiple stations.
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Davis
Chas
L. Selzer
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N' Andy
Warden Lawoa
John McCormac
P. R. Mather
Walkathon
Marathon
Poet Prince
Bergin'x
Spitting’s
Beecher
WTAM
Pie Plant Pete
Winnie
the Poo
Tom Mix
Wizard of Oz
Call Troy
Watkins
the Sizzlers
Red Dayin
Roxy Wallace
Billy Bachelor
O-Lum
Alone the Goldbergs
Olsen
Waltz Time
Q-Troubadory
O-Refsnan
Cob Pipe Club
Jesse Jones
A M
Hedges and Grafton Road Guests Make Weekend Visits
A string of local social notes lists visits by Mr and Mrs Otto B Chapman and daughter Miss Mary K Miller at the Hedges. Mr and Mrs Ralph W Acker and daughter from Lakewood stayed with Mr and Mrs George W Acker on Butternut Ridge road. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Allen moved into the Clayton Smith property on Grafton road. Mrs William Rennie of La Porte and Mrs Clayton E Smith of Elyria visited Cleveland Thursday. Mr and Mrs C E Johnson of Butternut Ridge road left for Cincinnati to visit their son Harland Johnson. A LaPorte Methodist church ladies aid chicken supper raised funds for church work. The East Carlisle PTA hosted a Halloween party with 300 attendees. ghosts goblins and clowns enjoyed fortune telling and games, grand march led by Azt ey and his orchestra, fruit and vegetable auction by A G Smith, and a late supper in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto B. Chapman
Hedges
June Harrison
Kent State College
Frank Harrison
Grafton Road
Ralph W. Acker
Lakewood
George W. Acker
Butternut Ridge Road
Mary K. Miller
Lloyd Allen
la Grange
Clayton Smith
William Rennie
la Porte
Clayton E. Smith
Elyria
Cleveland
C. E. Johnson
Cincinnati
Harland Johnson
LaPorte
Pr. T. A
Hallowe'en
A. G. Smith
Relief for eczema with Resinol ointment tested
A reader reports severe leg eczema improved after weeks of treatment with Rednol ointment. After being told nothing more could be done, a friend suggested Resinol ointment and she says her leg fully healed with no further outbreaks. A free sample offer and product recall details follow.
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Tam Harey
Nemedtt Resinol
Coe Ee
Bano md
East Carlisle PTA Board to Meet Friday Evening
The East Carlisle Parent Teacher Association Executive Board will meet Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gregg on Butternut Ridge road. Miss Roberta Bacheel has returned to Banks road after visiting Chicago's Century of Progress Exposition. Mrs. William Rennie and Miss Mildred Alexander of Lalorte visited Miss Joyce Gregg Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Parent Teacher's Association
H. H. Gregg
Butternut Ridge Road
Roberta Bacheel
Banks Road
Chicago
William Rennie
Mildred Alexander
Lal’orte
Joyce Greggs
Huntington Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Visits
Mrs. Fred Brown of Wellington sp ent Thursday night and Friday with Mrs. Mart and Mr and Mrs Dilgard. Misses Frances Ramser and Arlene West of Wellington with Turner West and Maxine West went to New Philadelphia last Sunday. Hoyle Coward visited son Hoyle at Pleasant View sanitarium Sunday. Nile Thudium and two children and Marion Crile were entertained at Claud Simson's Thursday eve. Forest Mayers and daughter Will Mayer and Mrs Emma Dilgard of Wooster with Earl Berger and wife of Spencer attended at Co Finkle home. D Roberson of Lorain spent Sunday afternoon with O W Roberson. Addie Cassell convalescing from illness. Herbert Leinninger and family.
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Huntington
Fred Brown
Wellington
Mart
Dilgard
Johnson Crile
Hart
Frances Ramser
Arlene West
Turner West
Maxine West
New Philadelphia
Hoyle Coward
Hoyle
Pleasant View Sanitarium
The Constant Woman at Rivoli Theatre Opens Tomorrow
The Constant Woman based on an O Neill play leads at the Rivoli Theatre with Conrad Nagel Leila Hyams Tommy Conlon and Claire Windsor in the cast. The feature tells a tale of tent show and circus life with the usual showman drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neil
Rivoli Theatre
Conrad Nagel
Leila Hyams
Tommy Conlon
Claire Windsor
Comedy Hit On Capitol Screen at Capitol Theatre
A madcap family comedy titled Three Cornered Moon plays today and tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre starring Claudette Colbert Richard Arien and Mary Boland with Elliott Agent directing the lively production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Theatre
Claudette Colbert
Richard Arien
Mary Boland
Elliott Agent
Masquerade Dance at Vincent Hall Attracts Crowd
The event drew a large crowd Friday night at Vincent hall. Luella Barnes won best dressed lady and H. Miller won best dressed man. The note mentions a couple living with Henry Sanders and helping on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sanders
Vincent Hall
Luella Barnes
H. Miller
Three Ducks Arrested by Police After Midnight Finding
Patrolmen Olday and Parker found three white ducks on West Avenue near 18th Street at 2 AM. They were held pending owner identification. John Bito later reported the ducks and four chickens missing from his coop. The ducks were returned, but authorities had no information on the chickens.
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M. L. Olday
C. E B. Parker
West Avenue
18Th Street
John Bito
Sito
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