Patterson to Speak on The European Picture at Grove
Oliver Patterson editor of the Toledo Blade will speak at First Congregational church Elyria Friday evening on The European Picture. He is Oberlin College trustee and Y.M.C.A. International Committee member who attended the Geneva disarmament conference in 1932 and interviewed Mussolini in Rome.
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First Congregational Church
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Elyria Y. W. C. Oa
Patterson
Oberlin College
Geneva
Switzerland
Rome
Europe
London
Franklin Reserves Hold Meeting and Plan Bazaar
The fifth meeting of the Franklin Reserves was held in the PTA rooms. Members decided to move meetings to the YWCA on Fridays, discuss bazaar and baskets for Thanksgiving and Christmas, plan Christmas carolling on December 18, and send a different member to each inter club council meeting with Betty Jo Braddon chosen to attend the first session.
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Franklin Reserves
P.T. A
Y. W
Betty Jo Braddon
Mrs Auld Hosts Walton Club Dinner at First Congregational
Mrs Auld headed hostesses for the Cora May Walton Mission Study Club dinner at the First Congregational Church. Assisting were Miss Wige Terrell and Mrs Wenzel, with members and guests including Mrs Auld and Mrs Inglesoll Jr. The group enjoyed candlelight, a report on England and Scotland during Coronation year, then bridge and fantan after the business meeting as G G G Club was entertained.
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Mabel Hurd
Cora May Walton
Native Of India At E. H. S. Tomorrow
Two high school principals will share the Elyria High School auditorium for a special assembly. C. P. Shively, Elyria principal, hosts Gabriel V. Moses, native of India and principal of the Boys' High School at Vengurla. Moses is in the U S on sabbatical year visiting schools and discussing Indian and American education. He will stay with Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Evans tonight, continuing his school visits tomorrow.
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Elyria High School
C. P. Shively
Gabriel V. Moses
India
Boys’ High School
Vengurla
United States
E. H. Evans
Park Avenue
Evans
Arraignments In Court For Highway Offenses In Wellington
Fines of dollars and costs totaling 9.19 were assessed against George Greene of R. A. 2 Wellington and Holger Christensen of R. DD. 1 LaGrange after arraignment before Justice Preston Coon for failure to stop at main highways. Both men were arrested yesterday.
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George Greene
Wellington
Holger F. Christensen
R. DD
LaGrange
Preston Coon
Dramatic Artist Here This Evening at Second Baptist
Mme Rita Fleming, a distinguished drama artist, appears this evening at Second Baptist Church on West 16th Street. She is accompanied by Oren Jenkins, famed tenor of Storer College, seen as rising like Rollin Hayes. Church leaders say the event benefits both the church and Elyria.
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Mme
Rita Fleming
Second Baptist Church
West 16Th Street
Fleming
Oren Jenkins
Golden Voice
Storer College
Fieming
Mr. Jenkins
Rollin Hayes
Elyria
Car Crash Damages Elyria Vehicle At West and Oberlin
Mrs. Fred Hicks of Elyria was involved in a late afternoon collision at West avenue and Oberlin road. The other driver John Atkins of Elyria said his car owned by cousin John Nemeth had no lights due to a blown fuse. The incident occurred about 5 50 p m yesterday.
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Fred Hicks
Elyria
West Avenue
Oberlin Road
John Atkins
R. D
Atkins
John Nemeth
Hkeverly Court
Local club honors and prizes awarded in games
Mrs. Mary Warner and Mrs. Dorothy Davies received recognitions at the Olive street home for high and fan tan scores. Kathryn Kelley was consoled, Grace Shinsky and Lillian Paton received high and low bridge scores, with Julia Kokai winning the special prize. After a luncheon, the club adjourned to meet Tuesday November 23 with Grace Shinsky of Chestnut street.
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Mary Warner
Olive Street
Dorothy Davies
Kathryn Kelley
Grace Shinsky
Lillian Paton
Julia Kokai
Chestnut Street
Candidates File Expense Accounts
Election campaign expenses to tally 124.34 were filed with the board of elections today by Herbert Cummings, candidate for Elyria township justice of the peace. Cummings' expense account was the highest filed with the board to date by any Elyria candidate. Other candidates who have filed their campaign expense accounts with the board are: Leonard Smith, candidate for justice of the peace, 35.21, Helen McGuire, candidate for justice of the peace, 38.06, Louis Stolzenburg, candidate for constable, 2.40, and Preston Coon, candidate for justice of the peace in Carlisle township, 6.75.
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Board of Elections Today
Herbert Cummings
Elyria Township
Justice of the Peace
Cummings
Board
Elyria
Leonard Smith
Helen McGuire
Louis Stolzenburg
Constable
Preston Co
Third Trial For Edith Maxwell Is Refused
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals denied Edith Maxwell’s plea for a third trial in the case of slaying her father after a feud over her staying out late. The court affirmed the 20 year sentence from Wise County Circuit Court. Her lawyers planned to seek a gubernatorial pardon.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Edith Maxwell
Pretty Mountain
Wise County Circuit Court
George C. Peery
Elyria High Wins Punctuality Honors in League Report
Elyria High School topped Lorain in punctuality for the Lake Erie High School League during the second month of the 1837-38 school year with 98.77 percent. Lorain followed with 99.76, while Lakewood led attendance at 97.86. Severs noted notable punctuality improvement, reporting 71 tardiness cases last month.
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Elyria High Sches
Lorain High School
Lake Erie
J. D. Severs
Elyria High School
Lorain
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Shaw
Shaker Heights
Elyria
Deputy Shoots At Fleeing Prowler At Courtland Street Home
Deputy Cordy, bathing, grabbed his pistol and fired twice at a prowler who scaled a second story porch at 141 Courtland Street and fled toward the garage. Mrs Cordy screamed from a bedroom as the man entered the hall. Police searched the area with no trace.
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Courtlandsrtree
Sherif Chester Cordy
Courtland Street
C. E. Andress
James Bons
Robert Schwartz
Cordy
Truck Driver Fined For DUI In Elyria Incident
Charles Westrick, 4, from Defiance Ohio, was arrested on Telegraph road near the city limits at 2 p m yesterday after his truck struck a machine operated by Bert Marlow of Amherst. He was fined 50 and costs by Mayor Leonard Smith and jailed for failure to pay. His truck was turned over to another driver.
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Telegraph Road
Charles Westrick
Defiance
Lloyd Sweet
C. L. Miller
Westrick
Broad Street
Elyria
Bert Marlow
Amherst
Leonard Smith
Armistice Anniversary Opens Look At Global Armament Costs
Editor notes the 19th anniversary of the Armistice and presents official statistics on current armament spending by major powers. The dispatch outlines the ongoing arms race, costs to modernize forces, and what the country still pays for past wars.
Armament Spending Surges Worldwide On Armistice Anniversary
Washington reports principal nations including the United States are spending more on armaments than their prewar budgets. US outlays run about a billion dollars annually to maintain army and navy. 1914 federal expenditures totaled 735 million dollars. First four months of the current year already show war debt service and interest. Despite high spending, the US maintains a relatively small standing army and a navy modest for a major power.
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Washington
United States
War Costs and Global Armies Compared
Johnson stated war costs in the United States differ greatly from other nations. He cited per capita figures in Soviet Russia France Italy Greece Japan and Germany and estimated total armed forces in major powers. He warned the United States could field fewer than half a million men if war began tomorrow.
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Soviet
Russia
France
Itaty
Japan
China
Germany
Johnson
Arias
Italy
United States
Argentina
Portugal
Greece
Switzerand
Sweden
al Loast
Death Record WILLIAM M. CRAWFORD
William M Crawford 75 of Lorain County died at home on Indian Hollow road after brief illness Born in Brown County Ohio April 23 1902 He was a member of the reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Survived by wife Addie seven children Elmer Blanche Harold Frank Roorl Mrs Eisie Minkler William Jy ten grandchildren two brothers Jamies Noblesville Indiana and Orville Jerry City Ohio a sister Mrs Karum Baugh Indianapolis Indiana Call at Nichols Funeral Home service Saturday 2:00 at burial Brookdale Cemetery
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Wiliam M. Crawford
Lorain County
Indian Hollow Road
Mr. Crawford
Brown County
Ohio
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Addie Crawford
Elmer
Blanche God Harold
Roorl
Eisie Minkler
William Jy
Illyria
Jamies
Noblesville
Indiana
Orville
Jerry City
Karum Baugh
Indianaapolis
Nichols Funeral Home
Bilder BE
G. Lamond
Akron
Brookdale Cemetery
Death of Mrs Anna May Damon in Wellington
Mrs Anna May Damon aged 70 died at her sister Mrs Emily Fray’s home in Cleveland after a lingering illness. She spent winters in Cleveland and summers in Wellington. Survived by daughter Mrs Carl Ensign, two grandchildren Helen and Charles Ensign, sister Mrs Fray, sister Mrs Nettie Holcomb of La Grange, and brother James Burton of La Grange. Funeral at 2:30 Sunday from Keith Andrews funeral home with Dr Charles Wycoff recording officiating. Buried in Wellington Greenwood cemetery.
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Wellington
Vlo
Navy
Anna May Damon
Emily Fray
Cleveland
Prospect Street
Carl Ensign
Helen
Charles Ensign
Fray
Nettie Holcomb
la Grange
James Burton
The First Craft in the World Was the Shaping of Flint
A fragment notes that early humans began with flint shaping as the first craft. It mentions that markets will be found on page 17, hinting at broader content and a future reference within the issue.
Public sale at Henry Shauver farm near Elyria
Public auction Saturday November 13 at 1 P M on West Ridge road listing 5 head cattle 2 horses tools hay crops farm equipment and various household goods. Terms cash. Mrs Henry ShalIover owner with agents CW Dackler and Albert Haist clerk.
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Henry Shauver
West Ridge Road
Elyria
Route 59
County Home
Henry Shallover
Cw, Dackler
Atc
Albert Haist
Phonographs Sought by County School Official
Gerald M. Frank county school music supervisor sought phonographs for schools. His report that two phonographs were needed for Lake Avenue and Keaton schools drew eight offers within hours, with more offers still arriving the next morning.
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Gerald M. Frank
Lake Avenue
Keaton
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Second Street
Hobart
C. Monte
William M. Crawford
Navy Department
Army High Command
Army
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East River Street
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Roth
Mo, Jon
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