From Our Files Years Ago Democratic Day Rally at Opera House
A roundup of past items notes a large Democratic rally at the opera house with speakers including Harmon Cox and William G. Sharp. Other items report new Wooster pavement set for completion, dairymen seeking higher milk prices, heavy voter turnout in Elyria, Lorain County farm decline, Oberlin fans traveling to Western Reserve game, and local anniversaries and speeches.
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Grafton
Spain
Elyria
Belf
Lorain County
Oberlin Foorail
Eveland
Western Reserve
Columbia Briefs Highlight Local Moves And Events
Mrs Mamie Neill leaves for Daytona Beach Florida due to family losses. Harold Osborne drives her home. The Putt homestead welcomes Mr Boling and others moving in. A lecture on Beautiful Ohio by Mr Ax is scheduled at the town hall. Teachers encourage pupils with written thoughts on daily topics. A bazaar church orchestra is planned with fruit and produce collected for charity.
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Columbia
Nerv
Mamie Neill
Emmaline Putt
Daytona Beach
Florida
Harold Osborne
Boling
Squire Fare
Putt
Ohio
F. Sight
OS. T
P. T
Columbia Garden
City
Gerald ‘i
Ora
Wm. Ingers Sday
Bazear
Geo. Caure
You and Your Child and Jane Herbert Gow
The passage discusses a sidewalk scene in front of a house, observations on a child’s play and adult reactions, and a reflection on rights and behavior. It references Jane Herbert Gow and a neighborhood setting with a man named Jems Cather and Mrs Adams in Berea nearby.
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Jane Herbert
Why do modern men marry according to a freedman
A fragment discusses why men marry, noting aging changes in love and the appeal of companionship. It quotes a man who says men seek presence and accountability after work, fearing loneliness and valuing steadiness. The piece explores motives behind marriage and gender expectations in a dated, reflective tone.
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Ives
Herven
Womer
Profiles For Today of Talbot Lake runners and Olympic links
The piece recalls track athletes from Talbot Lake known for crouched starts and strong springs, noting Sherrill as a repeated racing figure and a 1887 era star. It references Srg Gen Sherri and a son race, then shifts to Olympic Committee weight, diplomacy, and Minister to Argentina in 1909 with Hoover mentions.
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Wat Vale
Sherri
Srg
Ataics
Anc
Mal
Olympic Committee
Ford
Geo
Wes
Argentina
Tait
Ei Ed Amessen
Pen
Hoover
Sol Harg
Sherrill Emery
Automobile News Preview of New Model Standards and Features
Automotive engineers test a forthcoming model series aiming to reduce wear and tear while boosting power and efficiency. The article notes redesigned frames and wheelbases, updated carburetors, higher compression ratios, new fenders, and hinged running boards across standard and master models.
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Dodge
Retford
Foncerrablr
Ane
differaz_ peice
Toledo to Cleveland and Pittsburgh road routes listed
A fragmented road information note outlines routes from Toledo to Cleveland Erie Buffalo and onward to Pittsburgh via various state routes. It mentions connections through Fremont Elmore Ravenna Edinburg Salem Lisbon Massillon Canton Steubenville and Wheeling with detours via Medina and rail-like references to routes 234 75 2h 5 14 18 21 30 and U.S. 21. It advises obtaining rates from the Elyria Automobile club for unavailable details.
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Toledo
Tojed
Contin
Elmore
Fremont
Fremontis
U S
Azhland
Delaware
Cleveland
Edinhart
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Salem
Lisbon
Canton
Wheeling
S. R
Wedina
U.S
Massillon
Steubenville
W Ya
Medina
Elyria Automobile Tub
1936 Chevrolet Models Debut At New York Show
The 1936 Master de Luxe and Standard Chevrolets were unveiled today at the New York auto show and at dealer showrooms nationwide. The line highlights styling, engineering, and performance advances with emphasis on complete equipment, appointments, and convenience as announced in the company materials.
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New York
There is really no explanation for greater interest inss
A fragmented, dated monologue critiques marriage and women, claiming men pursue pleasure while affection varies with marriage. It condemns advanced women as stupid and manipulative, repeating stereotypes about infidelity, money, and marriage as a business venture.
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Tami
Cockcall Parces
Grafters Chorus Debate on Marriages and Modern Women
A reader laments changes in social norms as women seek independence and companionship, arguing new freedoms threaten marriage prospects. He recalls past constraints, cites male peers noting shifts, and questions whether increased male contact aids or harms prospects of becoming a wife.
Modes and Manners Advice on wedding gifts and choices
A reader asks for ideas to get a weeping girl and furnish in a modern style. The response suggests letting the bride choose, offering a cash gift or credit slip to her, ensuring a gift that fits her home and taste. The note also mentions the Irish Free State organizing an army air force.
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McC
Cemetery fence gets fresh paint in Eaton
Eaton Nov 2 The cemetery fence shows a new coat of paint by Irving Mobler. Local residents Malcolm Tompkins and J Perkins joined the manager and Elyria visitors for a Farms Bureau meeting in Ashland. A Cleveland group was hosted at a chicken supper by Mr and Mrs Clarence Tilde. Wedding details convey Miram Koontz and John Leach tied in London Ohio with a three tier cake and rice shower. The couple will reside in Columbus after a brief wedding journey. Several local guests and family members attended the event, including Dr Ef fe Koontz.
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Clarence Tilde
Cleveland
Carl Cook
John Marton
Hare
John Chambers Som
Custom Buffington
Sheffield
Wade Buffington
Fort Berron
Montana
John Leach
Verda Mae
London
Ohio
Browning
Grandview M.E
Columbus
Azer
Washington
Cesar
Mrs. Leach
Tresdar
Local Guests and Community Notes From Area Families
Ridge hosted by her sons Archie and John and families. Several local residents from Mansfield and Elgin visited Mr. and Mrs. Swan. Ladies' Aid to meet Thursday with dinner at Mrs. Hall's home. About sixty attended the Cemetery Club at the grange ball. Arthur Dawson spoke on his trip to England, Scotland and Wales with local talent providing entertainment. Paul Peters, who broke his back in August, returned home from the hospital last week. A gathering at the Ross home welcomed relatives and friends from Belden Erie Fremont Berea and Washington DC. Numerous weekend visits and church social notes surface among area families with guests from Columbus Mantua Cleveland and Texas. Gar Wade Horney injured by a passing car, now recovering in hospital. Families of Wilson, Ossing, Bobbitt, Swan, and Addison noted with visits to Ashland Wooster and Cleveland areas.
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William Meyers
Cowley
G. Ross
Columbus
Margaret Hathaway
E. M. Hathaway
Secon Sevile
Clyds Rose
Carol Ze Tildes
Ide
Eastern Star
Wiliam Hennie
Lillian Fishier
Camillia
M Paddock
Northed
Ralph
Crever
Kenneth Buex
Dorothy
Butternut
Charles Ossing
Telatives
Cieveland
Earl
Irving Mohiert
Newark
John Hennie
E. F. Mack
Lizzie Mark
Cleveland
Mary Hain
West
Paul Peters
Carl Ross
Later
A B. Root
Belden
Etrica
W. A. Root
Fremont
Grant Brucson
Berea
Russell Cook
Washington, D.C
Ruth
Brother Lester
D. H. ‘Coax Jr
Walter Cornish
Othe Hopwood
Mamel Cortish
Louis Rd
Wadsworth
A. L. Brightman
Walter Bowman Jand Son
Glade
Mantua
George Addison
Cinland
Wiliam Hennt
Irving Bobbitt
Clara Capps
Texas
Osings
Bobberry
C H Swan
Wooster
Wade Horney
Harley Wilsor
Ashland
Local Notes on Mrs. June McAdoo and Mrs. Durkee Visit
Miss June McAdoo is convalescing from an appendicitis operation. Mrs. E. E. Durkee spent several days last week with Mrs. Earl Glarip Ahland.
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June McAdoo
E. E. Durkee
Earl Glarip Aahland
New Card Shuffler Debuts in Chicago Merchandise Mart
After years in producing automatic dealing devices a new top of the table shuffles and deals at once gadget emerges in the Merchandise Mart Chicago.
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Chicago
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Carl Gehrke
Foster Avenue
Oberling
Itt
W. E. “Pussrfoot
Johnse
Prom Jorker
M. E
Lavery
Chas. W. Ives
Thera
Household Finance CO
Crow Hollow
Mother Nature
Kennedy
Willor
Jems Cather
Adems
M. J. Adems
Mas Gowaed
Marian Mays Martin
Makye
General Sherrill
Talbot Lake
Iceland
Automobile News
Chevrolet
The
Poatt
Hadi
Wei
Eaton Briefs
Russ” Mollison
Earl Lautenschleger
Elyria School Board
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
Cavalier
W. Virginia
Schroll Coal
Cleveland Road
Murphy Bros
Lorain County Savings & Trust Coo
Elyria, Ohio
Federal Deposit Tinsurance Corp
Amherst, Ohio
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