DeMolay Chapter Increases Ranks. Forms Teams
David J. Nye Chapter Order of DeMolay met in regular communication last night in I.O.O.F. Hall. Don Percival and Bob McDonald received the DeMolay obligation and were accepted as members. Chairmen were appointed to organize a basketball and bowling team with John Murbach and Harry Wright serving as organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Nye
I. GO. O. F. Hall
Don Percival
Bob McDonald
John Murbach
Harry Wright
Miss Elaine Chobanoff Hosts First Methodist Group
Miss Elaine Chobanoff hosted Standard Bearers of the First Methodist Church last evening. After devotions led by Jean Prize, mite boxes were distributed and Mrs T R Scheuneman read on Mohammedans. The group planned a Christmas party and to sell dish cloths for charity, with the next meeting December 2 at Mrs Scheuneman’s home. Prizes in banco went to Anne Crozier and Mildred Todd. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Chobanoff
First Methodist Church
Jean Prize
T. R. Scheuneman
Scheuneman
Banco
Anne Crozier
Mildred Todd
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed
Hospital admissions include Mrs. John Warden of 258 Harrison, Mrs. Robert Hart Lorain, Betty Kipf 411 Tenth, Mrs. Frank Schramm R. D. No. 2, Jackson Snyder 22 Sheriff Street, John Pastor 353 Vulcan street, Mrs. Hazel Noble 351 Fourth, Zelma Nary R. D. No. 2, Mrs. Clarence Mellert Medina, Mrs. John Dean 217 Lake avenue, Martha Howard La Grange. Discharges include James DeWitt Plymouth, Mrs. Reid Carter 210 Franklin, Mrs. Leo Smith Avon, Mrs. Waldo Kirk R. D. No. 2, Pauline Meaney Ashtabula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warden
Harrison
Robert Hart
Lorain
Betty Kipf
Tenth
Frank Schramm
R. D
Jackson Snyder
Sheriff Street
John Pastor
Vulcan Street
Hazel Noble
Fourth
Zelma Nary
Clarence Mellert
Medina
John Dean
Lake Avenue
Martha Howard
la Grange
James DeWitt
Plymouth
Reid
Et Yet Club Hosts Bridge Night In Marseille Avenue Home
Et Yet Meets at Mrs Harry Fawkes home on Marseilles avenue with a brief business session followed by bridge. Prizes were awarded to the hostess and Mrs Don Mohr. A salad course was served. Next meeting set for November 18 at the Pumphrey home hosted by Helen Kramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fawkes
Marseilles Avenue
Don Mohr
Helen Kramer
Pumphrey
East Avenue
Licenses Granted to Four Individuals in Regional Listings
Four licenses issued to residents in the region include Howard Crittender of Rochester, 21, a factory worker, and Elsa Jewett, 18, Rochester Township. Also listed are John C. Hewes, 61, Lorain, a assembler, and Mary G. Busha, 54, Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Crittender
Rochester
Elsa Jewett
John C. Hewes
Lorain
Mary G. Busha
Special Meeting At Local Church Sunday
A county wide meeting is slated for Sunday at the Elyria Methodist church at 3 30 p m. Attorney Thomas of Cleveland will address the topic What Mr Black s Appointment to the Supreme Court Means to the Negro and speak with ability. Rosa Miller of Lorain will discuss The Housing Problem and Mrs Wester of Washington DC will discuss Relief from the Housing Problem. Echoes from the National Convention in Texas will be shared by Theresa Smith Margaret Barnes and Katherine Higgins of Oberlin Elyria Lorain and Oberlin women organized the event through a committee led by Gertrude Collings Rosa Miller and Katherine Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Methodist Church
Middle Avenue
17Th Street
Attorney Thomas
Cleveland
Distributing Maps To School Rooms In Elyria
Elyria students will receive cartographic maps of the Northwest Territory from the Northwest Territory Celebration Commission of Ohio. Two maps per teacher in public and private schools will be distributed through superintendents for use with textbooks in contests organized by the Federal Commission, marking the 150th anniversary of the Northwest Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Northwest Territory
Court actions in Elyria and Lorain cases span paternity and appeal
Carl S Manzo appeals a $10 Elyria Justice Court verdict to Common Pleas Court in favor of Stella J Conway. LaMora Barnhill secures $135 damages in a Lorain paternity case against Alex Sayles. Louis Crap found by Jury in Judge Guy B Findley s court to be father of Anna Szabo s child. blood test used, damages set at $312 for confinement costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl S. Manzo
Common Pleas Court
Elyria
Stella J. Conway
Alex Sayles
Lorain
LaMora Barnhill
Guy B. Findley
Louis Crap
Anna Szabo
Penfield Junction
Findley
Lorain cases include divorce and debts in 1937 case
Lucyle Wheatley of Lorain was granted a divorce from Calvin Wheatley on neglect grounds by Judge Guy B. Findley. Peter Jagos of Lorain filed suit against Julia Acs to set aside a deed transferring Lorain property. Catherine Pryor of Lorain won 150 dollars in damages against Stephan Cerne for injuries from January 22, 1937, when struck by his car as she stepped from a street car. Deputy Sheriff John Fulton recovered a horse after 16 cows and a horse went missing on the Steve Bara farm on Telegraph road. Auto parts theft valued at 65 dollars included a starter and tires reported by Ray Edalman. A 19-year-old Griswold road youth discharged a .22 pistol, prompting neighborhood safety complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucyle Wheatley
Lorain
Calvin Wheatley
Guy B. Findley
Peter Jagos
Julia Acs
Catherine Pryor
Stephan Cerne
Sherif John Fulton
Steve Bara
Telegraph Road
Fulton
Sheriff's Department
Ray Edalman
Cleveland Road
Griswold Road
William G. Smith
Fire call to candy shop smoke but no major blaze
Elyria firemen answered a noon alarm at the Carmelcrisp Shop on Broad Street and Middle Avenue. A thick smoke cloud filled the candy room on the third floor. the only loss was overheated peanut brittle on a gas heater. No fire damage to the building. all three Central Fire Station companies returned shortly after arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Carmelcrisp
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Central Fire Station
Kiwanians Hear Jack Graney Talk On Baseball Radio
Elyria Kiwanis Club heard sports announcer and former Cleveland Indian Jack Graney share experiences as a player and explain efforts to keep radio descriptions accurate. He recalled 1908 tryout against Larry Lapoie, time with Portland, and 191v Indians tenure through 1922, plus Orient tour with Beach All Americans and a cricket forfeiture after an all day session. He noted Ray Chapman’s death and discussed 1937 Indians management and team struggles, then described recreating broadcasts from distant cities and the craft of play-by-play accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanis
Cleveland
Graney
Portland
Indians
Orient
All Americans
Hong Kong
Ray Chapman
Cleveland Indians
Steve O'Neill
Bob Feller
Johnny Allen
Allen
Feller
Lorain Woman Hired as Tax Foreclosure Typist
Helen Nickas of Lorain has been hired by the sheriff's department as a typist at 75 dollars a month to handle extra work related to foreclosures of tax delinquent properties. She will begin employment Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Nickas
Lorain
Sheriff's Department
Death Record Charles B. Lent 71 Elyria park caretaker
Charles B. Lent 71 longtime Elyria resident and city park caretaker died at home 918 East Avenue at 5 p m yesterday from a heart ailment. He served as a carpenter for the New York Central Railroad before his park work and held leadership roles in local veterans and patriotic groups. Survived by wife Jennie S Lent two daughters Marian Bodine and Byron Buck a brother Sherman and four grandchildren Funeral services at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Sunday at 3 p m conducted by Rev John R Cordery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Lent
East Avenue
Lent
New York Central Railroad
Elyria
Yeoman’s Lodge
Sons of Union Veterans
Federated Patriotic Society
Jennies. Lent
Marian Bodine
Byron Buck
Sherman
Butler, O
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
John R. Cordery
Middlefield, C
Mrs Estella Ennes Wakeman Dies at 79 in Toledo
Estella Ennes Wakeman, 79, died yesterday in Toledo after a years long illness. Widow of C R Ennes, a former Wakeman merchant, he died 11 years ago. Private funeral at W L Pease Funeral Home Sunday at 2:30 p.m. burial in Birmingham family lot. Survived by sister Mrs William Reed of Elyria and brother T A Gibson of Wakeman, formerly Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Estella Ennes
Toledo
C. ER. Ennes
W. L. Pease
Birmingham
William Reed
Elynia
T. A. Gibson
Elyna
Lorain man J C Fisler dies at home on Reid Avenue
J C Fisler of Lorain died this morning at his home on Reid Avenue. He leaves a wife, one son Russell Fisler of Elyria, and a daughter Mrs Sam Conrad of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Fisler
Lorain
Reid Avenue
Russell Fisser
Elyria
Sam Conrad
Markets and Livestock Prices Report Cleveland Area Receipts
Cleveland livestock receipts show cattle at steady trade with mixed classes listed. Beef cattle and butcher items priced, alfalfa and greens noted. sheep and lambs active with spring lambs and yearlings reported. Ohio fruits and vegetables, prices for beets broccoli cabbage and greens included, plus Chicago cash quotations for butter eggs and poultry steady to firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Poultry and market prices from local exchange
Market reports list butter and extra grade products, live poultry with hens, leghorns, roosters, broilers, and geese priced per pound. turkeys noted by toms and hens with varied ages. Potato prices show Ohio new crop cobblers and regional bakers in dollars per 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Idaho
Michigan
Maine
Toledo Grain Prices and Market Quotes
Grain and mill feeds quotations from Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co list Toledo prices for corn wheat oats and flour by the bushel barrel and ton. Includes distinct prices for No 2 red No 2 yellow No 3 white and other grades with per ton hay and straw figures and extra items like bitter extra 1 lb prints and egg prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Market notes and farm products listing prices
The item details prices for dressed poultry like tass hens and turkeys along with varied regional potato prices and U S Department of Agriculture marks. It lists corn oats and other grains with grade numbers and price ranges, indicating demand and supply shifts at multiple locations nationwide.
Public Auction of Farm Stock and Tools at Offenberg Farm
Having sold my farm I will sell at public auction at my residence 242 miles South of Columbia or 2% miles North of Valley City on State Route 252 on Tuesday Nov 9 commencing at 12 30 p m The property includes 4 horses 13 head of cattle farm tools a washing machine a 10 ton wagon scale and an Empire milking machine All cash day of sale No property to be moved until settled For sale by John C Offenberg Clayton Sooy Auctioneers Lee Klinect Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Valley City
Jerseys
Guernseys
Guernsey
Empire
John C. Offenberg
Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Klinect
Funeral services for Aliquippa resident held at home
A resident of Aliquippa is remembered with funeral plans announced from the late home at 838 Reid Avenue. The obituary notes one granddaughter Eleanor Fisler of Elyria and a brother William, seriously ill in Washington County Hospital, Hagerstown, Maryland. Services are set for Monday at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliquippa
Pennsylvania
Eleanor Fisler
Elyria
William
Washington County
Hagerstown
Maryland
Reid Avenue
British Embassy Luncheon Honors Duchess During Mahn Honeymoon
The Duke and Duchess, guests including Vice Premier Leon Blum and Finance Minister Georges Bonnet, enjoyed a quiet honeymoon with protection by the French government. Luncheon at the British Embassy marked the first formal recognition for the Duchess, with the Ambassador and entourage also present.
Diplomatic Passport Visas Promised for Ambassador Bullitt
Branting recognizes special diplomatic passports and visas while preserving the boat train for tomorrow. Ambassador Bullitt and other embassy officials are among those mentioned for arrival, underscoring continued diplomatic movements and security arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullitt
Buffalo skull to mark 1938 Montana license plates
Billings report states Charlie Russell’s signature buffalo skull will replace the dash on the 1938 Montana license plates. A sample plate reproduces Russell’s drawing exactly, including the skull’s broken nostril hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
Charlie Russell
Montana
Russell
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Name Sports Chairmen
F. A. Humphrey
Stone's Grill
Age Andjes
Harry S. Burr
J.C. McKinley
Mgr
Second Street
Elyria, Ohio
Sederis
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Bers
Carl Mays
New York Yankees
Chapman
Mrs
USA
Howegrowers
Jonathan
Baldwin
Rhode Island Greetings
Deheinus
Niagara
Kouhlrabi
Duchess
Hubbard
Cleveland Produce
U. S. Dept. of
Minnesota
Ctorn
Shoe Store
East Ave
Darek’s Are
Page
SKULL
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
the O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Ardner
Dainty
Gardner's
Sion
Edith Mae
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