Armies On Nov 11 1918 Map Shown In Elyria
A World War I armistice map shows allied and German divisions on the Western Front at 11 am November 11 1918. The exhibit in Elyria marks the seventeenth armistice anniversary with details on division counts and statuses, including fresh and tired units and the distribution of U S French British Italian and Portuguese formations. The map also notes dissolution dates for 26 German divisions and places for depot units, displayed over the Ohio Public Service Company window.
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Europe
Elyria
Western Front
United States
France
Walian
Ohio Public Service Company
General Pershing On The Sea Today
General John J. Pershing, aboard the S S Washington en route to New York, marked the Armistice anniversary at sea. He recalled the end of hostilities at 12 a m on November 11, 1918 as a career highlight, noting Far Eastern signals and Chaumont discussions with Marshal Foch influenced the Allied advance through the Argonne and Meuse.
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Paris
John J. Pershing
S. S. Washington
New York
Nev. Il
Chaumon
T. Bentley Morr
Marshal Foch
Pershing
Marne
Argonne
Meuse
Brieu Tron
Chaumont
A. BE. F
Col Mott
Foch
Bananas Tested By Electricity
Canton Mass based article describes Beutchmann’s invention a device about the size of an alarm clock with two prongs pressed into a banana stalk to measure gas content and stage of ripening. The meter shows current flow between stalk sections indicating ripeness. science audience debates whether it is blessing or weed for banana industry.
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Canton
Mass
Obe
Deutch- Mann
Beutchmann
Thieves Break Into Carlisle Inn on Oberlin Road
Thieves entered the Carlisle Inn on Oberlin Road between 1 am and 7 am today through a side window. They stole sealed liquor valued about $250, a cash register with roughly $36, a sister cash box, $49 in cash, two cigarettes, and various vigor items. The sheriff’s department was notified by the manager.
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Caribee Inn
Oberlin Road
Sheriff's Department
Circle Roose
Mate Ager
Gartencer
Death notices and obituaries from Elyria area
Death records list ANN SPICER daughter of FM and Mrs Spicer of Lorain County died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after short illness. Born in Oberlin, April 11, 1927, she lived in LaGrange and attended Sunar School. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Other notices: Glenn E. Wilson died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. marriage, residence details and funeral home listed. Sivinski, 3, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after four months illness. survived by parents Mrs. Theodore Gerron and Mrs. Adam Strauss, siblings Louis and Stanley, and grandchildren. Burial at St. Agnes Cemetery. services at St. Agnes Church. Funeral details include Father Leo Braise officiating.
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Ann Spicer
Ann Elizabeth
FM. Spicer
La 2
Elyria Memorial
Oberlin
LaGranse
Bar Sundar
Ries
Andrew Bite
Grisweld Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. Ladislaus Chereh
Lorain
Julia
Marina
Margaret
Elsie
Florence
David
Brumer
Sivinski
Resband Stephens
West Street
Sacurdar
Anness
Poland
Elstie
St. Agnes’ Church
Thaodore Gerron
Amherst
Adam Strauss
Louis
Stanley Sivinski
Alexander
Organize Penfield Protective Game Association Formed
Organization of the Penfield Protective Game Association aims to protect Penfield town game and deter hunters. Officers include Clarion Bots president Rover J Eglin vice president Arthur Richmond treasurer William Myers secretary. Membership signs up across township to fund restocking and protection with funds to be turned to the Parent-Teacher Association.
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Penfield
Parent-Teacher Association
Protecrte
Sevtaiior Department
Fer Gelivery Service Callre By Mrs Esther Oberlime 22 tesse
Mrs Esther Oberlime lists Fer Gelivery service callre at 22 tesse Faces tons Lotis Bhes with contact at phone 212 128 N Pleasans St. Also notes events: Bridgette club host at Mrs Zahm’s Meor fan street home Thursday evening. Women’s Relief Corps meets Friday in Lesson rooms. Oberlin Women’s club Music dept meets 3:00 pm at Mrs E L Reiser 195 Woodland Ave.
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Esther Alél
Lotis Bhes
N. Pleasans St
H. V. Zahm
Bridgette Club
Meorfan Street
Women’s Relief Corps
Oberlin Women’s Club
E. L. Reiser
Woodland Avenue
Club Activities In Oberlin This Week
Oberlin events listed for the week include meetings of the Communer at a North Main venue, a Literature club meeting on Walnut Street, a guest Hill event on West Cotlese, and an Order of Easterns fellowship gathering with noon meal. A Friday wrap shows a Grafton Road service and a guest.
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Oberlin
Jarror Lesau
Suds Urenoize Hk
Anterigizn Teme
Walnut
West Cotlese
A A W Will Hear Head Of Hull House
Oberlin branch of the American Association of University Women to hold its second fall meeting Thursday at Shipherd Hall. Miss Selen L Hatch will be hostess and tea served from 2 to 4. Mrs Rich head resident of Hull House will discuss a state program in citizenship preparation.
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Oberlin
American Association of University Women
Shipherd Hal
Selen L. Hatch
Tes
Adena Miller Rick
Hull Hoouse
Rich
Jane Addams
Preasne
Cevtese
Board of
Paris Building Fortifications On Old Ruins
Paris excavations reveal bomb shelter remains and a wall system dating from ancient ramparts. Grimault, a longtime Paris scholar, identifies a line through the dig near the Seine and Saint John channel, showing walls built to shield the city from floods and Norman incursions. A discovery of a church remains tied to the earlier site.
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Paris
Sene
Grimault
St. Johny
Grimann
St. (Iermatin Te
Fragmentary OCR recounts site finds and ancient remains
The readable fragments describe treasury chamber reconstructions and finds from a historic site. Mentions of Jewish prophets and God of Israel appear amid unclear wording about embankments and past events. Lincoln era or ancient context remains uncertain due to damaged text.
Hoover Seeks Real Issues in Election Fight
Former President Hoover declares his only aim in the 1936 election is to place real issues before the country. He says a frank debate on the New Deal is essential and free government cannot progress without open discussion. He does not commit to running.
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United Press
New York
Hoover
Roosevelt
G. O
Republican Party
Local News In A Few Lines From Elyria Ledger
Police jailed James Crosier on a charge after a bar incident on Blake street. Firefighters fought a Saturday blaze in Ely Stadium caused by a shorted light on an automobile, with minor damage. C. E. Gibbens of the county school unit organized a Kent meeting of superintendents to discuss district issues. A theft of 16 dollars was reported from Old Mill Gas Station. Four chickens were stolen from a family near Medina and Curahoza Garner as club members prepared for a voter skating event hosted by 4-H with Miss Alice Bird coordinating.
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James Crosier
Blake Street
Crosier
Elyria
Cal Ely Stadium
Cleveland Heights
Howard Martiz
E. Parker
Medina
Curahoza
Ratbow Gardens
Alice Bird
Bright Pupils Create Knotty Class Problem
In Berkeley California Professor Noel Keres of the University of California education department cites the knotty challenge of educating unusually gifted and mentally handicapped students. He argues public misunderstanding and fear of creative classes hinder access to appropriate opportunities. He notes surveys show far fewer teachers in gifted programs than in programs for the mentally defective, urging balanced provision across extremes.
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Berkeley
Cal
Noel Keres
University of California Education Department
Keres
P Ssor Keres
U. S
Ime
New York Gang War Claims Life of Michael Sisto
Four shots from a mobile weapon killed 55 year old Michael Sisto in New York amid ongoing gang violence. Police say the victim, with alleged ties to a policy racket, was shot in the head and body as the incident followed bursts of gunfire. Authorities continue to investigate the motive and suspects.
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New York
Michael Sisto
Eral Brothers Eneraei
Cleveland Enveloped In A Dense Fog
Cleveland faced unusual darkness as heavy clouds and fog spread over Lake Erie. The city near noon saw thousands of office workers heading to work while a south wind cooled the air and produced a brief, dense fog lasting about a dozen minutes.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Employment Improves in Ohio in October Report
Columbus Nov 12 The Bureau of Business Research at Ohio State University reported October gains in industrial employment in Ohio. Wages rose about 1.2 percent while over the five year period the average change shows a decline of 1.6 percent.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio State University
Ladies of Birmingham AIP meet with officers named
The Birmingham Ladies AIP group held a meeting with president Miss Clara Henry presiding. Officers listed include Frank Fish as president, Kaetzel as treasurer, X Rose Irs as secretary, and Vere with a enalk Rev. and Mrs. W. Cf. TU. Erie County Co. Executive W. C. FT. U. members attended from Sanctys Amon, led by County President Mrs. Marguerite Bickford.
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AIP
Birmingham T
Prestex Normando
Frank Fish
Balach
Treas- Kaetzel
Rose Irs
Johnnies of Vere
Elyria
O. A. Meordoin
Rosa Gallo
Sandaskid
Frider
Oscar Olsen
Lorain
Lucille Pfarz
Wil Hem Opperman
Lorain County Farm Bureau meeting and local notices
Lorain County Farm Bureau attendees from Pittsfield joined Elyria area members for a Thursday meeting. Local students received nine weeks of study cards signed by parents to take home. A marriage in Lorain October 31st united Julia Sempros of Akron with Chris Banzoit of Sheffield. Sheffield Village elections saw Me Allister elected mayor with 160 votes to Traxler’s 171, and Andrew Schmitz elected village clerk by three votes over Alex Schmidt. Additional social events included a Robbins Park hostess group for Viola Seckraeder’s granddaughter with several guests listed.
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Farm Bureau
Lorain
Ary Dolact Briiers
Manei Blageff
Steven Pe
Sheffield
Henry McKone
Robeze Street
Sheffield Lake
Horer
Viola — Seckraeder
Fisier MaGuire
Marie Went- Hag
Lois Finkie
Ir Warner
Katherine Schaeffer
Mary Blair
Ard Stener
Edward Schaeffer
Lawrence Rearnes
Carl Warner
Richard Blair
Circle McAllister
Lawrence Traxler
Me‘Allister
Traxler
Andrew
Cleveland Produce and Livestock Market Report
Market figures show weak poultry and general market unsettled tone in Cleveland. Prices for calves, lambs, and hogs mixed to steady with notable highs in some meat categories. homegrown produce lists assorted vegetables and greens with fluctuating bulk prices and typical seasonal variety.
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Cleveland Produce
Leghorn
Scm
Mnary Fc
Idaho
Education Week displays and war news mix in Elyria item
The page lists Education Week exhibits across several departments and local businesses including Loomis Book Store and Ohio Public Service Co, organized by Dana Fox with community support. Separately, Italian campaigns in Africa are described with Graziani guiding operations from Gorrachei toward Antalo, plus home-front penalties against the League of Nations.
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First Savings and Loan Company
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Loomis
Studebaker Chemical Company
City Loan and Guaranty Company
Robson Creamery Company
Heldmyer Hardware Company
Elyria Hardware Company
Real
Arts Today
Gorrahei
Rodolfo Graziani
Gorrachei
Army of the North
Makele-Takkaza
Antalo
Mamale
League of Nations
League
Italy
United States
War News Snippet on Italian Bombing and Advance Plans
Fragmentary report describes Italian air raids and a planned advance toward Dageah Bar. Mention of midget tanks described as backbone units and camel columns supplying water and light artillery. No clear dates or names provided.
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Dageah Bar
Mittendorf Seeks Treasurer Post in Local Races
In a busy slate, Mittendorf runs for treasurer with Fred Winter. Marchal wins over Steve Gasper in one district while another school issue passes in Sheffield but fails in Sher ard Village. Sheffield Lake votes show 203 yes to 141 no. Voters elect Sheffield Village council members Theodore Sehmids John Conrad John Meats Robert Rue John Laven and Joan Eiden. Harvester reelected mayor of Eld Lake. Fisid defeats Dwight Dar to remain clerk. William McHinley defeats the present marshal City race. New board members include J Kirk Clifford Howells and A S Smith.
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Mittendorf
Treasw
Fred Winter
Marsial
Steve Gasperside
Sherard Village
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General Pershing
Carlisle
Andrew Bird
Pefer Sivinski
Penfield Protective Game Association
MR. Glade Thomas
Glade Thomas
Brown Furniture
ING
Hull House
Elsie Summers
Us Sedgeman
Ob 2
J. D. Yocom
Ton Tee
Frank Yocom
Ashrabule
Bert Lecke
Ainins
Vand
Frank Gh
Dayton
H. E. Weaver
Elm Street
Air Bombardas Shoaw
Luretia
Bar
Nerta
God
Israel
Sederis Restaurant
C. E. Gibbens
Lovais County
Morikenstemm Olin
Kent
G Bens
Old Mill Gaston
Obe Tlin Road
Hickens
Bulletin
Birmingham
Pittsfield
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Cleveland Livestock
Flan
Mediuim
S.uy
Pree Ft
Newell Hotel
Witce Wolf S Ton Peor
Lake Ave. Coal Co
J. Emery Hosler
Kingsley's Corners
Grafton Township
Ferms
Anna Hosler
C. H. Sooy
Joe Kinnect
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Lorain County Company
Lorain County
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