Educators in Three Counties Plan Organization
Educators from Lorain Erie and Huron counties meet at Oberlin for the first session of a new group under the National Secondary School Principals Association. C P Shively leads the Ohio group called Group 15 with Karl Whinery coordinating statewide efforts. The evening program asks How Far Shall Public Education Go with five discussion leaders addressing issues from high school education over selling to compulsory attendance and unskilled labor education.
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Oberlin
National
Oberlin College Theological Quadrangle
Shively
Karl Whinery
Sandusky
R. C. Maston
Elvira
C. F. Alter
Carl A. Eversman
Lorain
I. L. Landis
New London
C. A. Gibbons
Lere
Floyd Grove
Department of Education
Oberlin College
Brighton township defeats sweep to elect officials
The Brighton township voters won a sweeping victory on Tuesday and filed an expense account of 4.50 with the board of elections. Board workers worked today to tally the official results and expected no material change from the Wednesday announcement.
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Brighton Township
Board of Elections
Traffic violators and court actions a Lorain County roundup
Two traffic violators were fined in justice court, including Stanley Yourkevich for passing a stopped school bus and George Jurince for failing to stop. Edward Smith was fined for intoxication. A separate embezzlement case led Norman Way to a parole violation reprieve, and Carl Harr ot BR Oberlin faces DUI arraignment. Civil suits include Cleveland Trust against Anna Brinsmade and Lorain County Savings and Trust against Charles Novotny. Sheriff Finegan posted a rotating justice and towing chart. Madeline Stascak seeks divorce from John Stascak, and Emily Kushek filed a paternity action against John Kurowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace Court
Stanley Yourkevich
Brace Avenue
Preston Coon
Michael Bulzami
Lake Avenue
George G. Jurince
Longfellow Avenue
Justice Coon
Chalmer Davidson
Elyria Avenue
Route 57
Grain and Will Fein Prices in Cleveland Elevator Markets
Grain and fodder quotes appear from Sheets Elevator Co and Jaga Milling Co with corn, wheat, oats, and meal by the ton. Then market reports cover Cleveland Livestock prices for cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs, followed by produce prices for butter, eggs, poultry, and regional grain and produce notes.
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Sheets Elevator Co
Flere
Jaga
Warre
Miki
Cleveland
Three youths admit role in Kewpie Hamburger Shop break in
Two young men and a young woman confessed today to taking part in breaking open a music machine at the Kewpie Hamburger Shop on Templecourt Tuesday. They were released without prosecution after making restitution to Paul White, owner of the device, police reported.
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Templecourt
Paul White
Rhododendrons Bloom Late At Miller's Nursery
Specimens of hybrid rhododendron and Trollius in full bloom were brought today to the Chronicle Telegram office. They were picked in the yard of Miller's Nursery on Lake Avenue. The mild weather allowed these plants to bloom unusually late this season.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Miller's Nursery
Lake Avenue
Seek To Change Beneficiaries Of Insurance Policies
Two court actions in common pleas seek to alter beneficiaries of two life insurance policies on Birdell Freeman who died October 26 1938. Earnest Freeman and Frank Freeman sue Allie Freeman as sole beneficiary, asking to reinstate them as beneficiaries along with Allie. The suits allege that Birdell Freeman and Allie Freeman were joint beneficiaries until shortly before death, when Allie was named sole beneficiary.
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Birdell Freeman
Common Pleas Court
Farnest BE
Allie Freeman
Earnest Freeman
Frank
Allie
Assaults and riot clashes mark Germany Jewish crisis
Reports detail anti Jewish violence across multiple locales as news of Rath’s death circulates. Frine Grynszpan confessed firing two pistol shots to avenge deported Jews, while mobs formed and gathered along streets at around 8 30 p m, triggering tense scenes on public thoroughfares.
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Reich
Rath
Herschel Frine
Grynszpan
Germany
Arrests of Jews in Vienna Reach Across City
In Vienna authorities arrested over 16 600 Jews at homes and on streets since dawn. About 6 090 were released after examination at stations. By midnight all Jews were expected to be examined either at peace stations or at home as party officials ordered closures and home searches.
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Vienna
Page One Personnel Roster and Industrial Captains List
A long list from Page One detailing personnel names with ranks such as captain and lieutenant across multiple units No 4 through No 10, plus an Industrial division roster. Several institutions and companies are named as divisional captains, including Elyria Brass & Bronze Co, Elyria Foundry Co, Fox Furnace, Radiant Mills, Steel & Tubes, Elyria Canning Co, Harshaw Chemical, Fay Hosiery, Keiler Kohn Co, Romeo Pump, Ohio Public Service, Ohio Fuel Gas, and other suppliers.
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M. E. Whitman
Mark Willis
E. L Wilshere
Charles E. Guth
A. E Smith
Edward Brasnik
Frank Verbeck
R. E. Baird
R. R. Bevard
C. A Persons
J. A. Hewitt
J. W. Warden
C. F. Bronson
William Baughman
Jack Marshall
George L. Richwine
E. D
Everett Johnson
Carrell H. Smith
Elyria Canning Co
Charles McDonald
Harshaw Chemical Co
Harrison
Fay Hosiery Co
Frank Hall
Eben S. Brown
Keiler Kohn Co
Albert Balock
Perry Fay Co
C. W. Becker
Romeo Pump Co
Larry Holmes
Troxel Mf
Father Of Dr Knapp Dies In Florida
Dr. H L Knapp receives word of his father Wayne Knapp's death in Daytona Beach Florida at 8 P M Wednesday. He was in his 88th year and retired. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Herman Graham of Daytona Beach and Mrs Caroline Gray of Washington DC and one son Dr H L Knapp of Elyria. Six grandchildren and three great grandchildren also survive.
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H. TL. Knapp
Wayne Knapp
Daytona Beach
Florida
Knapp
Herman Graham
Caroline Gray
Washington, D. C
H. L. Knapp
Elyria
Oberlin Property Listings Include Key Addresses
Readable text references 306 N Professor St Oberlin and 32 Union St. Location identifiers point to two Oberlin properties, suggesting a brief notice or listing. No dates or owners provided.
Nominations for 1939 Lorain County Fish and Game officers
William G. Smith announced nominations for 1939 officers at the Brit ish Empire Club meeting. Leasing reports showed several thousand acres under lease countywide for member hunting. President candidates include W. K. Johnson and Lawrence Job. vice presidents Wells W. Mole and Thomas Conley. secretary Ed Elbert. treasurers Max Van Wormer and Robert Copas. seven trustees named from Elyria Amherst and Lorain. The election is set for December 13.
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Lorain County Fish and Game Association
William G. Smith
British Empire Club
W. K. Johnson
North Ridgeville
Lawrence Job
Amherst
Wes
Wells W. Mole
Grafton
Thomas Conley
Elsorzia
Ed Elbert
Elpr
Nominte
Smith
Vu Ha
Declnec
Max van Wormer
Robert Copas
Bisrea
Unclear OCR listing of companies and individuals
Fragmentary OCR reads many proper nouns and company names such as Monro e, General Industries, Allied Watts, Praudler Co, and Glaemson & Son Mis. Co with scattered personal names like Tomms Springs Co and Chas Wrideen, but the text lacks coherent context, dates, or events to summarize into a concrete news item.
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Herber’ Wheetles
Berder Buth
Monroe Couch-Uthe C
Warne Alartint
Ewetre-Alinga
Chas Gerfird
Elasta Mig Ci
Wilhems
Elyria Besting & Alootiinars Co
Dave
N Gukosen
Telxert. Inc
Mt R.ch
Masonic Lodge Elects Officers in Oberlin
Oberlin lodge No. 380 F and A M held a regular meeting electing officers for the coming year. Named Master Chesbro, D W Cochran as Warden, J Annie ble Jr Warden, LW Burneson Sr Deacon John Von Blum Sr Deacon E A Papworth, Treasurer C R Graham, Secretary C F Alter, and Trustee. Installation set for December 13.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Lodge No
B Chesbro
D. W. Cochran
Leo
J Bo Annieble
LW. Burneson
John von Blum
E A. Papworth
C. R Graham
C.F Alter
Pansy Chapter Elects Officers in Eastern Star Meeting
The QO E S Elects Pansy Chapter officers at the regular meeting Wednesday evening Irene Annable named Worthy Matron J G Holland Worthy Patron Calysta Fitzner Associate Matron Co F Alter Associate Patron Elizabeth Martin Conductor Emma Ford Associate Conductor Amelia Edwards Secretary Abigail Spaulding Treasurer Installation of officers scheduled for December.
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Order of Eastern Star
Irene Annable
J. G. Holland
Calysta Fitzner
Co. F. Alter
Elizabeth Martin
Emma Ford
Amela Edwards
Abigail Spaulding
Elyrians Named To Student Council Of School Of Commerce
The Oberlin School of Commerce held its annual Student Council election on a Tuesday morning in November. Elected were Nancy Milter Doris Beecher Janet Smyth Elyria Mary Nye Elyrias Hale McClaflin and others from Elyria Lorain Medina and nearby towns. Officer positions went to Hale McClaflin as President Richard Parsons as Vice President and Mary Nye as Secretary. The council formed committees and planned the Thanksgiving Banquet and Dance at Oberlin Inn for the fall term with many alumni expected.
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Oberlin School of Commerce
Nancy Milter
Tivrla
Doris Beecher
Wudemar
Janet Smyth
Elyria
Mary Nye
Elyrias Hale McClaflin
Elas Zegiob
Lorain
Gerden Siss
Oberlin
Richard Parsons
Wakeman
Arthur Swartz
Medina
Fred Seeman
Monroe Ie
Derret Whitemyer
Lodt
Miiled Buss
Apple Creek
Benty Jane Daugherty
Shelby
Howard Sarsbury
Duncheon
Oberir Tavern
Hale McClaflin
Oberlin Inn
Te Che
Schawl Sear
Oberlin H S Gridders Face Clearview in Season Final
The Oberlin High School Indians meet Clearview in a season ending football game at the high school field Friday night. The game serves as a benefit to fund a Soldiers Monument. Clearview, strong contender for the Northern Ohio League title, has only one defeat, while Oberlin boasts seven straight wins after the lone loss to Elyria. halftime shows include the Clearview Drum and Bugle Corps and Oberlin High School Band.
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Oberlin
Clearview
Medina
Oberlein
Elyria
Permod
Clearview Drum and Bugle Corps
Obertn High School
Bard
S.xman
Why You’re Constipated and How to Help
A reader asks about constipation and suggests that lack of bulk in the diet is the cause. The piece recommends Kellogg's All-Bran as a daily breakfast cereal, rich in bulk and vitamins, and advises drinking plenty of water to improve bowel movements.
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Kellogg’s
Grocery Ad Highlights Fresh Produce and Juices
Watercress mushrooms sprouts peas beans cauliflower and related produce priced at 35c per dozen. Includes frost ed lima beans swordfish Justin New Sultana seedless raisins and a wide range of juices nectars canned fruits and household cleaners like Oxydol wash and clothes cleaner in a dense ad listing multiple brands and items.
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Honor Brand
Sword Fish
Justin
Sultana
Gordon Bliss Set to Play During This Period
Gordon Bliss will also perform during this period as part of the schedule. The note confirms Bliss's involvement and extends the timing window for his appearance.
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Gordon Bliss
First Church Opens for Justice Day Morning Prayer
On Justice Day at 10 30 to 10 30 am the First Church by Obertin will be open for all who wish to pray. The hour draws believers worldwide to their churches for quiet reflection amid a tense world, making this year’s observance potentially especially meaningful.
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Obertin
Elyria Womans Relief Corps Rally Plans Set
The W C L held its November meeting at the Methodist church parlors with devotions led by Mrs J Gordon Trick and program pieces by Miss Etti M Wright and Mrs Fannier A Drummond News Flashes and Echoes from Toledo were presented. Elyria Womans Relief Corps will host District No 12 at a rally Friday November 11 beginning at nine oclock. Miss Francis Nash and Miss Mas Nash plan a Chicago trip. Miss Betty Glenn of Dayton visits her parents. Thomas White of South Pleasant Street visits relatives in Pennsylvania due to school closings.
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W. CL
Methodist Church
J. Gordon Trick
Marian Lemmon
Toledo
Etti M. Wright
Fannier A. Drummond
Elyria Women's Relief Corps
District No. 12
Francis Nash
Mas Nash
Chicago
Betty Glenn
Dayton
Thomas White
South Pleasant Street
Pennsylvania
Pittsfield Township Farmers Organize Protective Association
Pittsfield Township farmers formed the Protective Game Association to curb trespassing, hunting, and fishing without owner consent in the district. The group announced L. G. Watkins as head and held its first meeting at the local farm community hall.
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L. G. Watkins
Protective Game Association
Pittsfield Township
Pittsfield Farm Signs Let Hunters Seek Written Permission
In Pittsfield, new guidance states signs identifying members' farms require written permission or a printed farm authorization from the owner or tenant, ensuring lawful hunting access.
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Pittsfield
Four Suits Dismissed Against Bannon Theater Company
Four discrimination suits against the Bannon Theater Company were dismissed after the trial of William Reed revealed the company does not operate theaters in which the alleged incidents occurred. The plaintiffs included Reed, John Reed, Charles Lewis, and Weldon Hopewell, each seeking $500.
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Bannon Theater Company
Swaloon
William Reed
Pine Street
John Reed
Charles Lewis
West 15Th Street
Weldon Hopewell
17Th Street
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Educators In
Edward Smith
Abbe Road
Leonard Smith
Anthony Pollock
Paul Johnson
Norman Way
Parma
Mansfield Reformatory
Carl R. Finegan
Michael Bulzomi
Carl Harr
BR. D . Oberlin
Justice Court
Harr
Redman Douglas
Cleveland Trust Company
Anna L. Brinsmade
Avon Lake
Sheffield Lake
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Charles Novotny
Car R R. Finegan
Justices of the Peace
Lye
Madeline Stascak
John Stascak
Emily Kushek
John Kurowsk
Sean Betes
Paaneta
Toledo Graves
Neol
Eatra
Hovmegrowers
Carolina
Jonathan
Savoy
TS Binehes
J. Lu
OR. F. A. Frumphriy
Optometrist
Middle Ave
Elycia
Ohio
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Sam Paul Halter
Heutenent
George Tattersall
Ray Ritter
A. D. Strow
Fred Grundler
C . Sartor
Jutsten Martin
L. R. Todd
George St Allen
Samuel Deutsch
I Smith
E H Weingarten
Joseph Gardner
Fred Roth
John Naulopes
Herman Rogovy
Francis Mundrich
Fred Sanford
John Hancnck
Melourne Green
Richard Horan
J W. Dilgren
Richard F Stevens
Cerl Wagner
Harry Hyman Harvid Evang
Harold Agate
Herman Geser
Charles Biggs
Curt F Keech
Harold R Rorick
A. J Lehman
Don Sotherden
Don A Cuthbert
Walter Kohn
FE Betts
W. D Bishoff
R. V. Snyder
Ed Reus
Charles Lumaedue
Hugh Greer
Carl Corts
Joseph Q. Petro
M. Rassler
L. R. Ashenbach
Jay Fitch
Frank MM. Whilenx
Ralph Standen
Sam Kales
Ed Notley
Charles Snable
Jack Hannaford
C Russell Stokles
W. H. Gaston
P C Robson
Howard Stanford
Max von Wormer
Alex Kesson
H. M. Guild
Sumner Huartwell
Harold Birch
William Dailey
Merle O'Dell
Earl Lautenschleger
DR. Cash
Credit Phon
Penninc
Broad St
Dr. Knapp
Union St
County Fish and Game Association
Masonic Lodge
QO. E. S
Elyrians
School of Commerce
QC. H. S
Reublin Bros
Oregon
P. V
Spy
Rhode Island
Ryola
Selec Idahos
California
Jones Dairy Farm
Sullivan
WM. P. Fisher
Sullivan, Ohio
P. A. Walker General Auctioneer
Redington Bldg
Nichels Court
Qi, Ae Nohite de Seon
Koo
Raed
E.S.T
WEAF
N. B.C
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