Unemployment Insurance Law Topic At Elyria Meeting
Ohio’s new unemployment insurance law is the main topic for an Elyria Y M C A educational meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday sponsored by the Elyria Central Labor Union DeWitt Huffman former director of education for the Ohio State Federation of Labor and now a member of the unemployment compensation commission will speak on The Unemployment Insurance Law and David L Taylor will discuss Some Experiences of a Field Man The series aims to explain and discuss law with open attendance for all Elyria workers not in unions E Glenn Baxter educational chairman says the next session in December will be an open forum on the Wages and Hours Law with a chance to ask questions"}
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Ohio
Elyria Central Labor Union
DeWitt Huffman
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Unemployment Compensation Commission
David L. Taylor
Cen- Labor Union
Elyria
E. Glenn Baxter
Central Labor Union
Japanese Attacked By Russians Near Manchukuo
A Dome News Agency dispatch from Hsingking Manchukuo says twelve Russian cavalry crossed into Manchukuo near Pogranichnaya and attacked three Japanese border patrolmen. Two patrolmen were believed killed while the third escaped. a pursuit by Japanese and Manchukuoan forces is reported. Manchukuo protested to Russia.
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Tokyo
Dome
Hsinking
Manchukuo
Pogranichnaya
Russia
Fined $50 And Costs By Mayor Petre
Edward Keller of Center Road Ridgeville was fined $50 and costs and had his driver’s license suspended for six months after pleading to driving under the influence in Elyria. He was arrested at 445 p m yesterday on Broad Street by Patrolman Kenneth Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Keller
Center Road
Ridgeville
Elyria
Joseph Q. Petre
Broad Street
Kenneth Martin
Voice of The People expresses faith in courthouse needs
Dear Editor, the court house built in 1884 remains the finest building in the county and is large enough for current business with proper management. The writer argues population growth will justify future expansion rather than immediate construction.
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Lorain
Non-Partisan Council Meeting Endorses Primary Candidates
The Lorain County Non- Partisan Council met at the Eagles Temp last night with 55 representatives present. The council endorsed all candidates in the primary election. Richard Taylor reported on the courthouse annex committees. The Workers Alliance was expelled on motion by Albert Balock after un American activities allegations.
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Lorain County
Eagles ‘Temp
Lorain
Council
Wen Vn
Cumming
Richard Taylor
Courthhouse Annex
Workers, Alliance Union
Albert F. Balock
Albert F. Balock, Chairman of the Political Welfare Committee
Workers Alliance
Publicity Director to Speak at Oberlin Poultry Banquet
Glen H. Campbell publicity chief for the World Poultry Congress to be held in Cleveland next summer will headline the Lorain County Poultrymen banquet at Oberlin M E church at 7 pm November 14. Judge Guy B. Findley is master of ceremonies and Walter Lloyd editor of The Ohio Farmer plans to attend. The event, by the Lorain County Poultrymen Association, aims to inform residents about the Poultry Congress and unite local poultry interests for the first time.
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Glen H. Campbell
Cleveland
Lorain County
Oberlin M. E
Guy B. Findley
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Walter Lloyd
Oho Farmer
Poultrymen’s Association
Divorce Set Aside in Elyria Case of 1987
A divorce granted to Raymond D Moore of Elyria on September 8 1987 was set aside by Judge Guz Findley after it was shown Mildred D Moore then of Connecticut was not legally notified. The action restores the marriage status as the court found Moore knew her whereabouts when filing. Moore did not attend the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond D Moore
Elyria
Common Pleas
Guz Findley
Mildred D. Moore
Connecticut
Moore
D A. Cook
Meeting Note Mentions Two Loram Bridges Obligation
In a brief line the record states obligations include the two Loram bridges. Signed Roberts Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loram Bridges
Roberts
Chester
Markets grain and mill prices and assorted produce
Grain and hay quotations from Storgte Elevator indicate bids for wheat, corn, oats, and flour, with mill feeds and multiple hay and straw grades listed. Apples to onions, vegetables and dairy items follow with prices. Cleveland livestock reports show cattle, calves, sheep and hogs active, with ranges for grade and load sizes.
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Menband Metisio
Gecoh
Bard
Cleveland
Court Actions In And About The Court House
Divorce actions dominate the docket with Tanczuk, Ryig, Galle and Sponseller suits filed. Tanczuk granted divorce for neglect by Judge Findley. Thelma Ryig seeks divorce from Russell Reig on cruelty. Galle files for divorce from Joses piring Gatie on cruelty. The Fischer Lumber Co sues William F and Dorothy Hurley for 1297 on an account. Albert Frank seeks construction of the will of Joseph Frank. Sponseller seeks divorce from Bertha Sponseller on cruelty and neglect and alimony or separate maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Ryig
Russell Reig
Angel RK. Galle
Lorain
Fischer Lumber Company
William F
Dorothy Hurley
Joseph Frank
Common Pleas Court
Albert Frank
Inmaiy
Dorothy Mehr
Fred M. Sponseller
Ebyria
Bertha ML. Sponseller
Man Faces Parole Violation Charge After Cleveland Arrest
A man previously released on parole for an embezzlement case was arrested in Cleveland on a gasoline theft accusation. He is returned here to face parole violation charges stemming from an incident at a diner on East Avenue.
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Parol
East Avenue
Cleveland
Lorain County Sets Slim Auto Sales In Oct
Lorain County auto dealers moved 76 new cars and four new trucks in October, versus 58 cars and 12 trucks in September. The month’s totals were about one fourth of last year’s, when dealers sold 264 new cars and 26 new trucks. Elyria dealers sold 17 vehicles. remaining sales occurred within Elyria.
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Lorain County
Muptithiy
Automobile Certificate of Utle Department
Year Ag
Elyria Dreslers
Elsria
Kidnappers Seize Fried Brother Target Then Kidnap Miller Family
Sidney Lehrer and Miller were seized and released after a $13,000 payment amid a weekend kidnapping plot. Fryd, manager of Grony plant, was targeted first, with his wife and relatives nearby. Hoover offered few arrest details as four suspects were taken into custody and some confessed. The case involves Emma Fried, widow of Joseph Fried, founder of a cinder firm, and the disappearance of Harold Daniels in New York City.
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Miller
Hoover
Ar Toon
Fried
Grony
Ceienia Sand and Line Company
Harold Daniels
New York City
Emma Fried
Dane
Joseph Fried
Joseph Fried and Sons
Governor accuses CIO of forming labor dictatorship in Middletown
Governor Davey denounces a CIO led effort over a closed shop and check-off, claiming 1100 plant employees are CIO members. He orders are issued to move about 500 workers to Middletown if needed, citing a “reign of terror” against non unionized staff, criticizing the CIO and the National Labor Relations Board as infiltrated by communists and loyal to John Lewis.
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Emil F. Marx
Ordes
Middletown
John Lewis
Davey
Ths
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
Jobin L. Lewis
National Labor Board
John J. Lewis
Morgan Co Fires Back At SEC Report On Whitney
Morgan & Co answers the SEC criticizing Thomas W Lamont and George Whitney for Richard Whitney’s failure. The firm calls the report unfair and unwarranted while noting Lamont lent cash to aid restitution. Richard Whitney serves 5 to 10 years in Sing Sing for grand larceny. The SEC and Stock Exchange pledge safeguards to prevent a repeat.
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Morgan Co
SEC
Whitney
Washington
J. P. Morgan & Company
Securities and Exchange Commission
Thomas W Lamont
George Whitney
Richard Whitney
George
Lamont
Morgan & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Commission
New York
Morgan Company
Sing Sing
The
Stock Exchange
Larent
Larnon
J. P. Morgan
Cormmnster
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Elyria and Surrounding Townships
A compilation of transfers listing buyers and sellers across Lorain County towns. Notable entries include Helen Laski to Lena Gwendnatyn in HollowTas nehip Anthony Frobotta et al for Lotes 38 and 39 in Grapevine Allotment, Carlisie Township. Elyria parcels on Edgewater Drive and Gulf Street. Westlake to Jay P. Jackson on Furnace Street. Urban Weber and Helen Weber with properties on Weber Road Avon Lake. Morse Rothman and sublets in Lorain. and various other parcel transfers including Ridge-Vue Heights, Park’s and Fosters Subdivision Elyria, and Grafton and Sheffield Townships.
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Helen Laski
Lena Gwendnatyn Prind
Anthony Frobotta
Lote
Carlisie
Ella Hy Elypass
Mary Louise Rispass
Edgewater Drive
Brownhelm
James H Thomas
Gulf Street
Elyria
Mary
Taylor
Furnace Street
Westlake Et al
Jay P . Jackson
Furnace
H. B. Belden
Christian Z. Schurman
Grafton Township
Lillie AM. Wallhead
Mary T DeFazia
9Th Street
Cornelus Kohlmyer
Hazel Kohlmyer
Sheffield Land & Improvement Co
Lorain
Theresa Weber
Weber
von Weber
Avon Lake Village
Helen Wo Weber
Weber Road
William F Gall
Michael Knuff
Avondover Beach
Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Morris A Rothman
Park's and
Fosters
Sylvia A. McManus
Olive M. Tablett
Crooks Street
Grafton
Sir T
Flower Growers Meet at Ridgeville Church
Lorain County flower growers will meet after a greenhouse tour next Tuesday at Worth Ridgeville Congregational Church. C. J. Hummel announced the event. Lloyd Truxal, OSU floriculture specialist, will speak. The meeting opens with a dinner.
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Lorain County
Worth Ridgeville Congregational Church
C. J. Hummel
Lloyd Truxal
Ohio State University
Motorist Fined for Scolding School Bus Stop
William Welphey of Columbia Station was fined 10 dollars and costs with the fine suspended after arraignment before Justice GC. C. Lord yesterday. Deputy sheriffs Fimer Peterson and Chalmer Davidson charged Welphey with driving past a stopped school bus on Route 10 at Fields Corners Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Welphey
Columbia Station
GC. C. Lord
Fimer Peterson
Chalmer Davidson
Welpley
Fields Cornirs
Roosevelt School Wins Parade Hauling Highest Student Participation
Roosevelt School led with 96 of 192 students, a 63 percent turnout in the Halloween parade. Franklin School followed with 222 of 382 in the procession, 58 percent, Holy Cross had 63 of 112 for 56 percent, while many other schools posted lower shares. The winner was decided only after all figures arrived this afternoon.
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Roosevelt School
Franklin School
Holy Cross School
Edison
Gates
St. Mary's
Hamilton
Allen
Garford
Jefferson
St. Agnes
McKinley
St. John's
Ely
Planes Rush Serum to Shooting Victim
In Zanesville Ohio on November 2 a serum from Detroit arrived for Fred Lutz a 38 year old farmer who lost his left arm in an accidental shotgun discharge during a prank chase Saturday night. Gangrene developed after amputation and as his condition worsened doctors requested more serum shipments.
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Zanesville. O
Sertum
Detroit
Vairokine
Fred Lutz
Farmer
Hallowe
Long
Grass Fire Near Bell Street Caused By Smoker
A grass fire behind 317 Bell Street early afternoon burned about 30 feet by 30 feet. A haystack was endangered but firefighters stopped it from spreading. A smoker’s discarded match was blamed for the blaze.
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Bell Street
Columbia Ladies Aid Society Plans November Meeting
The Columbia Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Ropes L. Chareward on November 10. Miss Shirley Jasper will handle the program honoring longtime members. A birthday party and calendar exchange are planned. The junior and senior classes discuss events, with seniors selling lunches to fund their Washington trip.
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Columbia
Shimbia
Villey Guy
Elas
Columbis Gen
M. L. Reyer
Miss Churchward
Clyde Grills
Mr. Snook
Treme Richel Hershey
Andrew Barber
Jane Eden
Washington, DC
Preaching and example in shaping character
A brief note on moral influence stating that preaching and example can develop good tendencies in a character and starve bad ones, but cannot implant new tendencies. It also notes calcium tartrates will be extracted from grape seed in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Dies And Ickes In Spirited Battle Of Words
Washington November 2 193? a fiery exchange between Dies chairman of the House committee and Secretary of the Interior Ickes erupted over public works politics and alleged pressuring of projects. Dies charged the PWA revoked a 335000 grant for the Port Arthur Texas bridge commission and opposed a 17000000 dam project while Ickes accused Dies of a witch hunt and bias.
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Washington
Dies
D. Tos
House
Ickes
Iokes
Public Works Administration
PWA
Port Arthur
Tes
Tekes
Dios
Prival
Sant Tekes
Pons Viets
Lincoln reeled after crash injures in Pittsfield
A Lincoln couple in Pittsfield lost control on Rue 3b near their home at Dr Will Shurvurties corner. Their car struck a curb and overturned onto the pavement. Mrs Lincoln suffered a bruised back and a struck eye, while Mr Lincoln had a bruised shoulder. The car was badly damaged and the seat cushion had to be removed to free him.
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Lincoln
Meo Cinenta
Will Shurvurtie
Masquerade Social at Methodists Featured Pageantry
The masquerade social at the Methodist church hosted by Frida Maht Wee and Must featured Mrs Blanche Brandt and her Sunday school class planning. Prizes went to the best and funniest costumes, with Grant Gifford as an Eypsy fortune teller and Paul Brandt in the funniest outfit. Emma Jean Baum played piano, Kathryn Piper trumpet, Lois Brerley violin, Earl Piper, Donate Brewley, and Paul Brandt clarinets, with Mary Louis Brandt singing. Refreshments of doughnuts, cider and homemade candy were sold.
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Blanche Brandt
Grant Gifford
Paul Brandt
Minnie Breyley
Richard Avery
Emma Jean Baum
Kathryn Piper
Lois Brerley
Earl Piper
Donate Brewley
Mary Louis Brandt
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Clarence Stevens
Mrs Clarence Stevens was taken by surprise Saturday evening when her children arrived with baskets for a delicious birthday supper. The gathering honored her birthday with a warm family celebration and a festive meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Stevens
Deaths and funerals span several towns in area notice
WANKS W BAIRD 72 of 126 Brace avenue died last night at 7 at the home of Mrs Rosella Nahm of Penfield Junction after a lingering illness. A former Lorain resident he led the Lorain City Band and later directed a music studio in Elyria. Surviving siblings in Oklahoma. funeral Friday 2 PM Sudro Curtis Home burial Elmwood Lorain. Harmon Leicheiser 4 died at daughter Mrs Ray McCreary 49 East Maus Norwalk after living in Vermilion. He belonged to the Ver mitun Reformed Evangelical Church and Lorain Eagles. two daughters, three grandchildren, siblings. Funeral Friday 1 PM McCreary home then Vermilion church burial Maple Grove Vermilion. Tomasusheska West Ridge Road died Tuesday at daughter Mrs Russell Mannes. German-born 182? came to the country as an infant. Employed by B&O Burl reel 20 years. survivors include wife, children, brothers, sisters. Funeral Friday 1:30 PM Nichils Funeral Home burial Elimwood Lorain. Friends may call.
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Wanks
W. Baird Banks
W. Baird
Brace Avenue
Rosella Nahm
Penfield Junction
Mr. Baird
Lorain
Bor
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Oklahoma
Sudro- Curtis Funeral
Sudro-Curtis
G. A. Brown
United Presbyterian Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Amherst
Harmon Leicheiser
Ray McCreary
East Maus Street
Norwalk
Leicheiser
Germany
Veruitem
Vermitun
Charles Spurvin
Mansfield
Henry
Vermilion
Conrad
Berlinville
Henry Know
Veronon
Anna Opfer
McCreary
Reformed Evangelical Church
Twehe O¢Lock
Weber
Reyer
Hoare Tomausheska
West Ridge Road
Russell Manne
Ton Wen Fie
Maren
B&o
Bay Thornes
Ernst Inne
Nichils Funeral
Elimwood
Nichuly
Moura
Birthday party and social notices brighten East Carlisle area
Mrs Ada Sherburne hosted a birthday supper and surprise guests from Wellington Oberlin and Brighton attended with their families. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Walter West and family of Wellington. Other gatherings featured Mrs RL Walker’s Friday party with multiple local residents. A straw stack belonging to Bud Rider burned Friday night, smoldering through Saturday.
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Ada Sherburne
Clarence Stevens
Elsie Asery
Pittsfield
Charles Aier ¥Y
Jack Templeton
Oberlin
Walter West
Wellington
Stevens
RL. Walker
East Carlisle
Charles Pickworth
Henry
Sheffield
Clyton Pickworth
Betty
Fred Sheffield
Earl Heiden
Kenneth
Ted Breyley
Vunald
Toss
Pittstreet
Bud Rider
Engineers To Hear Talk On Lorain Bridge Design
Wilbur Watson of Cleveland, consulting engineer in charge of design for two new Lorain bridges across the Black River at East Erie Avenue and Twenty-first Street, will speak at the Lorain County Society of Professional Engineers meeting at the Deutschof Restaurant. The talk covers design and construction with PWA assistance following the August bond issue approval. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. and a short business session will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Watson
Cleveland
Lorain
Lorain County Society of Professional Engineers
Deutschof
Lora
Watson
Black River
East Erie Avenue
Twenty-first
PWA
J. N. Eidt
Legal Advertising FAL NNTEC Partition Case Ohio Court
Public notice details a partition action in Lorain County Ohio and a sale of real estate in Elyria. Names include JOSEPEC AL UTR, Edward J. Forman, and J. J. Smytile. Property to be sold is 139 Oak Street Elyria plus a 60 foot parcel from Lot 85, Keamon Lane addition. Appraised values listed, sale terms cash, minimum bid two-thirds of appraisal. Sheriff and attorney listed with sale dates in 1925 1926 1938 records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Latham County
Ohin
Lebel
Lenant
Chin
Feige
Turner
Heiser
Sane
Tehaimy
Shotter
Josepec AL
Atrerves
Trcal
Gwar Laan Corporation
Hsintiff
Edward J. Foriman
Court of Common Pleas
Loran County
Onte
Ucense
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
Chia
Eastoris
Keamon
Gowipanys
Plyria
Lorain Tonney
Olive
Oak Street
Mare
Jess
Jiis
Oak St. Elyria
J. J. Smytile
F. Grall
Lorain County
T. Oet
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Miniatiff
Andy Starchbill
Court of Common Pleng
Anid Court
Blying
Myria
Loreain
Abbey
Gulf Road
James BL Lillwy
WM. F. Graly
C.T
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McIntosh
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Concord
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Bartlett
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Mary Tanczuk
Sterday
Saeneenpeenes
Sidney Lehrer
Lehrs Tyker
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Truz’ Company
Court Street
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Baptist Church
Rkarefrea Reuben
WagyJar
Jackson Center
Audrey Witteman
George Easley
Defiance
Charles Frick
Cuyahoga Falls
Leon Cole
Elizabeth Kerruish
Blairsburg
Iowa
Beretha Grills
Frank Bloomfield
Milbury
Mabel Culbertson
Hubert Morlock
Clarence Rising
E. Loeffler
Mies
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Peter Nur
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