Students Return To Grafton High After Strike
GRAFTON OH Nov 8 Grafton High School's 665 students returned to classes after a strike sparked by a failed 12000 bond issue for a new auditorium and gym. Officials claimed the bond passed per FERA funded rules, while students believed it needed 65 percent. a county certification was sought.
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Grafton
Grafton High School
Lorain County Board of Elections
FERA
Grafton Board of Education
Franks. Stevens
Walter A. Jantz
Stevens
How One Woman Lost 20 Lbs of Fat
An advertisement claims Kruschen Salts remove fat by restoring mineral balance. It urges a morning dose of half a teaspoon in hot water, promises energy, clearer skin, and youthful feeling after three weeks, and offers an 85 cent bottle with a money back guarantee if not convinced.
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Phillip
Jefferson Junior High honors: 30 students named on honor roll
Thirty Jefferson Junior High students earned honor roll spots for the first grading period. Six posted all A grades: Elizabeth Hornyak, Louis Louie, Ruth Myers, Delight Pitkin, Loig Lescher, Claude Martin. The remaining 24 had at least one A and no grade below B, including Jewel Ballas, Alwyn Bridgett, Norma Crandall, Betty Duffy, Mildred Eckhardt, Joan Gray, Phyllis Ickes, Batty Keller, Mildred Kolanik, Helen Lehman, Victor Maiden, Helen Stantion, Donald Taylor, William Wilderheim, Corinne Woodings, plus Richard Baumhardt, Torna Mae Fiedser, Dorothy McKee, Lois Whitacre, John Nagy, Alice Jaycox, Galen Ramser, Georgia Sutton, Alberta Young.
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Jefferson Junior High School
Elizabeth Hornyak
Louis Louie
Ruth Myers
Delight Pitkin
Loig Lescher
Claude Martin
Jewel Ballas
Alwyn Bridgett
Norma Crandall
Betty Duffy
Mildred Eckhardt
Joan Gray
Phyllis Ickes
Batty Keller
Mildred Kolanik
Helen Lehman
Victor Maiden
Helen Stantion
Donald Taylor
William Wilderheim
Corinne Woodings
Richard Baumhardt
Torna Mae Fiedser
Dorothy McKee
Lois Whitacre
John Nagy
Alice Jaycox
Galen Ramser
Georgia Sutton
Alberta Young
Influences Of Europe To Be Forum Subject
The You Forum at Elyria M C A will discuss European affairs as they influence America in a semi monthly meeting. Three talks from recent sessions will be reviewed: political outlook by Gur B Findley industrial outlook by Paul Malenchin and cultural outlook by Walter Hannah. Donald Bowisnd will lead the discussion. A general business meeting for 1934 35 follows and the next forum on November 22 will debate Can the United States Have a Dictator with James Sharkey leading.
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America
You Forum
Elyria
Gur B. Findley
Europe
Paul Malenchin
Walter Hannah
Donald Bowisnd
Forum
United States
James Sharkey
Plan To Observe National Book Week at Higha High School
Higha High School plans National Book Week observance next week led by librarian Miss Margaret Scott. Students will register and share hobbies while posters from the art department promote the slogan Ride the Book Trail to Knowledge and Adventure.
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Higha High School
Jocut High School
Margaret Scott
Second Ward Democrat Club Meets Tonight at Terkins Garage
The Second Ward Democratic Club will meet at Terkins Garage this evening at p.m. Edward Kershaw, secretary, announced the gathering for regular business to be transacted.
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Second Ward
Democrat Club
Democratiun
Terkins
Edward Kershaw
Oberlin Commerce School Elects twelve staff members
Oberlin Ohio November report on commerce school student election results lists twelve staff members including Arthur Bailey Lorain Charlotte Spiller Lisbon Genevieve Betz Medina James Worcester Oberlin Wilbur Lawrence Buffalo Virginia Richardson Oberlin Dorothy Myers Elyria Eugene Comings Oberlin Wayne Martin Shreeve Jean McCrain Elyria Ellen Gustafson Penfield Franklin Simons Farmdale with Mr Kutscher and Mrs Eccl faculty. council organization luncheon set for today at the Oberlin Tavern.
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Oberein
Ohio
Oberlin School of Commerce
Arthur Bailey
Lorain
Charlotte Spiller
Lisbon
Genevieve Betz
Medina
James Worcester
Oberlin
Wilbur Lawrence
Buffalo
Virginia Richardson
Dorothy Myers
Elyria
Eugene Comings
Wayne Martin
Shreeve
Jean McCrain
Ellen Gustafson
Penfield
Franklin Simons
Farmdale
Legion Women Elect Lorain County Auxiliary Officers
Legion women from Oberlin North Amherst Lorain and Norwalk met in North Amherst to elect officers for the Lorain County Council of American Legion Auxiliaries. Officers named include President Mrs Karr Lorain Unit Five Vice President Mrs Lyman Oberlin Secretary Mr Horseman Lorain Treasurer Jers Lounsbrough North Amherst Historian Mrs Moberous North Amherst. The next council meeting is set for Wellington on December 5.
Stamp Group To Meet Tomorrow
Regular meeting of the Stamp Collectors Club will be held Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the council chambers at City Hall. Charles A Molnar of Cleveland will speak, heading the Philipac department at a Cleveland store and belonging to several clubs. He has specialized in internal revenue stamps of the United States and will show rare inverted center specimens among others.
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Stamp Collectors Club
Council
City Hall
Charles A. Molnar
Cleveland
Molnar
Philipac
Ifield-Perry Motlch
United States
Mer Weinar
Oberlin club meetings and honors noted in local items
The Oberlin area clubs held meetings with a stamp talk planned by a speaker to attract collectors. Merry Wives gathered on East Lorain with high bridge score by Mrs. Clarence Wright. History group met at East College Street. papers on King James I to Charles I discussed. C Francis Airer named special counsel for Education Association in Washington, and a region pantry party planned for November 12 at Mrs Jehan Dunn’s home. Lorain street moves noted for Mrs Morte Head and Lorena Lyon’s return from Hart, Michigan.
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J. F. Braithwaite
Merry Wives
East Lorain Street
C. E. Vanausdals
W. D Hebbs
Clarence Wright
J. N. Stone
South Main Street
History Group
Oberlin Women's Club
Henry Norman
East College Street
Great Britain
D.A. Leininger
F. C. Bush
James T
Charles J
B. F. Tenney
Oberlin
C. Francis Airer
The
Education Association
Washington
Ipo
Alter
Jehan Dunn
King Street
Lorena Lyon
Hart
Michigan
Morte Head
Sour Main Street
West Lorain Street
Infantile Paralysis Survey Under Way in Elyria Area
An Elyria and Lorain County Infantile Paralysis Survey begins today after the first meeting of the local committee. Walter Kohn chairs. Miss Isabelle Hasley is secretary. The statewide effort aims to count victims and assess orthopedic facilities, with PTAs assisting by collecting case details and family information.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Lorain
Isabelle Hasley
Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
Walter Kohn
G. E. French
F. R. Dew
H. C. Wilcox
William
Rome
Elyria Committee
Ohio
Emile E. Watson
Columbus
Walter B. Underwood
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Samuuel Squire
Grand Lodge of Masons of Ohio
Supreme Court
Squire
Underwood
Parent-Teacher
Parent-Teacher Association
Gates Hospital
Isabelle Hasler
Rabbi Marcus Kramer to speak on disarmament at Agudath Achim
Rabbi Marcus Kramer will discuss proposals for world peace in a bi weekly public lecture titled Preparedness for Peace at the Agudath Achim Bnay Abraham Temple Lodi Street and Lake Avenue tomorrow night at 8 15 p m The talk will cover the history of disarmament after World War II.
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Marcus Kramer
Agudath Achim Bnay Abraham
Lodi Street
Lake Avenue
Kramer
Judge Kavanagh A noted criminal law authority and author
Judge Kavanagh, a superior court judge and expert on criminal law, is recognized for his writings including You be the Juge. His long career in law positions him as a leading figure in the field.
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Jean Latour
St. Louis
Kavanagh
Juge
Superior Court
Armistice Day Observance At Second Baptist Church
Armistice Day will be observed Sunday with a sermon by Rev. T Settle at 3 p m at the Second Baptist church. Rev J H Greenleaf former commander will present a past commander badge to James Brown. The event is organized by George Perkins Post No 447 American Legion.
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George Perkins Post
American Legion
T. Settle
Second Baptist Church
J. H. Greenleaf
James Brown
Settlement Ends Five Thousand Dollar Judgment In Full
A $5,000 judgment against Ohio Public Service Company was settled in full today, just before sheriff sale of trucks to satisfy the $6,000 award. Lao J. Myers had sued for alleged damaging statements at a public Amherst meeting about a municipal light plant project. The company’s trucks were seized and advertised, but payment halted the sale. Court costs totaling $1,260 were to be paid by the company, a keeper was appointed to guard the trucks, and use was permitted until the sale was canceled.
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Lao J. (Hi) Myers
Ohio Public Service Company
Myers
Common Pleas Court
Amherst
Ohio Supreme Court
Radio Dealers Sponsor Elyria Football Contest
Elyria fans join a two week football picking contest sponsored by local radio dealers including Sears Roebuck Heidmyer Hardware Day’s Music Lewis Mercantile Elyria Hardware and Ohio Public Service Electric Shops Entries are via official blanks from participating stores up to November 9. Top scorer wins a $50 radio or equivalent credit. ties receive duplicate prizes. Employees of the stores Chronicle Telegram and families are excluded.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Sears-Roebuck and Company
Heidmyer Hardware Company
Day's Music Store
Lewis Mercantile Company
Elyria Hardware Company
Ohio Public Service Electric Shops, Inc
Elyria Chest Campaign Opens With Dinner Imminent
NUMBER THREE continues from page one reporting the W C A holds its building free of debt while the program stalls due to lack of funds. Other beneficiaries say the Chest must receive 49300 to cover minimum needs. Class A cards are being solicited ahead of the official campaign opening with a 50 cent Congregational church dinner. Workers invite personal pledges more broadly than in prior campaigns, signaling strong enthusiasm.
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Daia
Congregational Church
Elyria
Local Tax Receipts Rise Amid Delinquent Payoffs
The classified collection totals show 64,764 while the duplicate stands at 63,963 due to large delinquent tax payments. Last year the current duplicate was 138,269 and the collection 127,927. In Oberlin, Harry McCready and William Maroney were each fined 5 dollars and costs for intoxication after arraignment before Mayor Vanoster following a recent local boxing game.
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Harry McCready
William Maroney
Oberlin
Costa
W. H. Vanoster
Markets Livestock Prices and Chicago Cash Quotations
Market steady with veals at 7.00 to 7.50 prime and 6.00 to 7.00 choice. Hogs 220-400 lbs about 5.00 to 5.60, lighter weights 3.25 to 6.93. Sheep and lambs around 6.25 to 6.50 for choice families, clipped wethers 1.50 to 3.00, ewes 2.00 to 2.50. Potatoes arrivals and stocks noted as slow. butter a mix of grades with rates around 27 to 28 cents. Chicago cash quotations and U.S. Department of Agriculture data included.
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Ulevelaau Livestock
Vatvor
Pruog Tau
Stooges OD
Helfers
Chicago
States Department of Agricalture
Unite States
Supptiva Ibecat
Danwind
Navy
Lee
Wisconsin
Colorado McClures
U.S
Jones Contender for Speaker Emerges From Ohio Vote
In the Ohio election results Rep. James A. Jones of Portage County appears as the strongest contender for Speaker of the House. The returns show Davey and Donaher winning for Democrats, Bricker and Day for Republicans, Myers prevailing for Secretary of State, and Mosier defeating Herbert for governor. The party balance in the U.S. House remains 18 Democrats and six Republicans, with Ashbrook winning the Seventeenth District seat. The new legislature convenes Jan 7, reconvening Nov 19 for a special session.
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Jones
James A. Jones
Portage County
House
Donaher
Harold G Mosier
Cleveland
Paul M. Herbert
Mosier
Supreme Court
Charles B. Zimmerman
Springfield
Howard L. Bevis
Cincinnati
Zimmerman
Arthur H. Day
Curahoga County
Charles
Trace
William A .Ashhbrook
Ohio
Washington
Vic Donahey
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Davey
J. Freer
Bittinger
Ashland County
Senate
Paul P. Yoder
Dayton
Yoder
David H. Dearmond
Hamilton
Paul R. Gingher
Columbus
Produce Market Prices and Availability Amid Mixed Baskets
Market report lists various produce items with basket and dozen prices including apples cabbage cucumbers lettuce turnips spinach and tomatoes. Grain quotes appear for wheat corn oats rye and soy with notes on elevator transit and seen prices for butter eggs and creamery butter.
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Sean
Basker Ona
Toledo Ghaen
Craim
Fanex Creamery
STOP GETTING UP Nights-Backache
Incoherent ad-like text promoting a dubious diuretic labeled as a safe remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It promises relief for nighttime awakenings, backache, and urinary symptoms while boosting personal health with a pill marketed as gold standard treatment.
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Esther Alelen
Louis Bliss
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C. W. Kinney
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Tmany
Milleng
Colery
Bradfield Eo
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Paix
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Jeep
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Lorain County Bank Building
Geo. R. Allen & Son
Clarence W. Dick
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