Lorain County Press Masthead Details
The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company publishes the Lorain County Press with A. C. HUDNUTT as president and J. CLARE GEORGE as editor. The paper, published each evening except Sundays and holidays, is entered as second class matter at Elyria Post Office under the 1879 act.
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Members Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
Armistice Day Reflection on Peace and League of Nations
A nostalgic meditation marks Armistice Day and the hope that the League of Nations, created after the great war, might become a true peacekeeper. It cautions that treaties prove fragile against national ambitions, as new alliances form and armaments rise, urging steadfast pursuit of lasting peace.
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League of Nations
Hanagini
Adimira
Desolation of Our Forests and Fire Dangers Discussed
The National Republic piece argues forests suffer from fires mainly caused by human carelessness. It cites California data, noting over four million acres burned in six years and more than fifteen thousand fires, eighty percent man caused. It warns that continued destruction threatens water, wildlife, and power, and urges strict fire prevention. It also links forests to recreation and economic benefits while criticizing lax Smokers campers practices.
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National Republic
Ernest McGafteyv
California
United States
Bible Readings And Meditations November Armistice Reflections
Reflective notes on Armistice Day and St Luke readings. Observes mood of relief grief and hope after war and calls for renewed good will to organize world peace. Mentions remembrance of those lost and a call to humility in pursuing global harmony.
Drunken driving warned as backseat Booze driver
National Safety Council urges motorists to avoid alcohol before driving warning that liquor causes many traffic deaths and injuries. It stresses that drinking and driving do not mix and urges readers to pass up liquor to prevent accidents.
Anniversaries of notable figures and events through history
A list of anniversaries noting figures such as Abigail Adams born 1744, Euphraim McDowell born 1771 and Anna Rotta born 1914, with brief identifications. Also referenced are 1861–1865 Civil War figures, Stanford University founding in 1887, Armistice of World War I in 1918, and the unknown American soldier buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
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Abicail Adams
Vermouth
Mass
Quiner
Euphraim McDowell
Danville
Roskbridge Co
Texas Ranger
Rutherford
Battle
Anna C. L. Rotta
Bennington
Thomas FB Bostons
Portsmouth
N. H
Anna Katherine Green
Rohlfs
Starry
Broooklsn
N.Y
Stanford University
California
Traymarker Riera
Chicaco
Wartime mobilization spread after 1936 dedication over river
The passage notes a 1936 dedication over the Detroit River marking wartime mobilization. It states that almost two million more men were under arms worldwide than in 1913 before the war, and reports Germany putting key industries on a wartime basis.
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Detroit River
Canada
U. S
Notable birthdays listed for public figures across US towns
A compiled notice lists several prominent birthdays: U.S. Senator David I Walsh of Massachusetts born in Leominster 63 years ago, Tree Crite of Cleveland famed surgeon born in Chili Ohio 10 years ago, Maude Adams actress born Salt Lake City 85 years ago, Jon Penner radio star born in Hungary 33 years ago, Dr. Slipher director observatory born in Indiana 62 years ago, Walter M. Van Kirk in New York 44 years ago, Wing Victor Emmanuel II of Italy born 48 years ago.
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David I Walsh
Art Leominster
Mass
Tree Crite
Cleveland
Chili
Maude Adams
Salt Lake Citr
Jon Penner
Hungary
Dr. Slipher
Observatory
Ci Ind
Flagnton
Walter M. van Kirk
Sac
The
Dent
Horoscopic Traits Linked to Birth Hour Influencing Behavior
The fragment discusses how birth hour affects tendencies in those born today, noting brave and outwardly disposed traits during favorable aspects and jealousy or sensual aggression when aspects are unfavorable, warning of possible serious trouble.
Wakeman Briefs Speak of Visits and Socials
Wakeman notes show Mr and Mrs Charles Clark Jr and Clifford Barden returning from a visit to Mr and Mrs Harold Henderson in St Paul Minn. Mrs Elmer Beecher overnighted with Jess B Clark in Norwalk and attended Rebekah lodge inspection. Flora Pierce returned from Boston to visit her son William. Mary Moekler of Cleveland stayed with her parents in Wakeman and visited Mr and Mrs John Moeckler in Elyria.
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Charles Clark, Jr
Clifford Barden
Harold Henderson
St. Paul
Elmer Beecher
Caartes Clark, Jr
Lueila Shelton
Mary Moekler
Cleveland
Thomas Moekler
Thes
John Moeckler
Elyria
Local Families Named in Lorain Area Notices
Mr and Mrs Gains Scott of Lorain are listed with another two families including Mr and Mrs Fred Smith and daughter and Mr and Mrs Walter Gehrke and daughters in a community notice noting family connections and addresses.
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Gains Scott
Lorain
Fred Smith
Walter Gehrke
Elyria Couple Weds in Birmingham with Mayor Pease Officiating
Alice Clark daughter of Elmer Clark and Julius Krebs son of William Krebs of Birmingham were married by Mayor W L Pease on Saturday morning. Guests included Andrew Clark of Toledo as they attended the ceremony. A wedding dinner followed at the bride's home and the couple planned a short wedding trip thereafter.
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Pease
Alice Clark
Elmer Clark
Julius Krebs
Willam Krebs
Birmingham
W. L. Pease
Andrew Clark
Toledo
Army bean in slump in CCC camps diet
In Salem Oregon soldiers recall a diet of beans but today youths in CCC camps nationwide eat salt in the same amount as beans totaling about 3.275 million pounds annually.
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Salem
Ore
CCC
River side Reading Circle Hosts Luncheon in Elyria
Mrs. George Pierce of Elyria entertained twenty two members and guests of the River side Reading Circle from Toledo at Marns in Elyria. After luncheon a meeting was held with the president, Mrs. 8. Clark Sr. in charge. Guests included Mrs. Stephen Pierce, Mrs. Charles Christman of Elyria, and Mrs. C. 5. Clark Jr. of Wakeman.
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Toledo
George Pierce
Elyria
Riverside Reading Circle
Marns’s
Clark Sr
Stephen Pierce
Charles Christman
C. 5. Clark Jr
Wakeman
Penfield Township Bans Raccoon Hunting In NE Quarter
Penfield Game Association officials announced closing the northeast quarter of Penfield Township to raccoon hunting for the coming season to aid game propagation. Signs mark the area and patrols begin at season start. violators face prosecution. The association controls about 12 000 acres with 75 percent landowner membership in its third year. Dues are $2 for the November 15 to December 1 season. Officers are C R Bobel president, Robert Eyrlin vice president, Arthur Richmond treasurer, William Myers secretary.
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Penfield Township
Penfield Game Association
C. R. Bobel
Robert Eyrlin
Arthur Richmond
William Myers
Oil Fields in Azerbaijan Persia Mention Perpetual Flame
Early reports describe famous Azeri oil fields in Persia where oil was imprisoned in towers and a perpetual flame burned atop. Priests presented the flame as an offering to Zoroaster the god of Fire.
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Azerbaijan
Persia
Zoroaster
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