Mayor Tucker Vows Veto of Green Line Franchise
Mayor Tucker announced his intention to veto the ordinance granting the Green Line a 25 year railroad franchise. Elyria turnout lagged with 3,721 of 3,921 registered voters casting ballots. A new Bar tenders Club formed with 40 members renting space in the Dyke Block on Middle Avenue.
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Green Line Railroad
Elyria
Bartenders’ Club
Dyke Block
Middle Avenue
The
Eagles
Elyria High Beats Fremont 13 to 0 in Football
Elyria High School football defeated Fremont 13 to 0 with Hess and Mastin scoring the touchdowns. Oberlin College students vote Yeomen as the new team name with 647 ballots to 589 for Savages. The Oberlin trustees study plans for a Hall Memorial Building by Cass Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Fremont
Hess
Mastin
Oberlin College
Yeomen
Oberlin
Thomas MacRoberts
Michigan
Cleveland
Elyna
C. H. LeBlond
Catholic Charities
Frederick Ely Williamson
New York Central Railroad
Edith
Heman Ely
Elyria
Knights of Columbus
Hall Memorial
Cass Gilbert
Elyria Rentals Announce Move Ins Of Several Homes
B M ODonnell announces rentals of multiple Elyria residences. New tenants include Mr and Mrs Cecil Ward moving to 119 Euclid Street. Mr and Mrs F W Peebles renting No 3 Damm Apartments on Harvard Avenue. Mr and Mrs L B Hindman moving to 1608 Lake Avenue. Mr and Mrs R X Smith renting 371 Beth Street. and other transfers from Cleveland and Avon. Hindman serves as executive secretary of the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
B. M. O'Donnell
Cecil Ward
Wellington
Euclid Street
Ward
General Industries Company
F. W. Peebles
Damm
Harvard Avenue
Peebies
L. B. Hindman
Bivins
Lake Avenue
Hindman
Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association
R. X. Smith
13Éth Street
Dachner
Cleveland
Fred Roth
J. Johnson
Second Street
Johnson
Philip G. Waterman
Longfellow Street
van Armbaugh
The
Prince of Peace Declamation Contest Winners
Marguerite Box won first honors in the Eaton Prince of Peace Declamation Contest. Carroll Cook placed second and Howard Spitzer third. The date and place of the county contest will be announced later. Fidelis Class party was held Thursday evening. November.
Pomona Grange Meeting Attendance at Amherst
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Reisinger hosted the event with representatives including Mr. and Mrs J. Myers Mr. and Mrs Benn Munn Mrs Carl Wright and Mrs A B Martie attending the Pomona Grange meeting in Amherst last Saturday on behalf of the local Grange.
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Hugh Reisinger
J. Myers
Benn Munn
Carl Wright
A. B. Martie
Iocal Grange
Pomona Grange
Amherst
Rural Women’s Club to Meet December 2 at Mrs Box’s Home
The Rural Women’s Club of Eaton Station will hold its next meeting December 2 at the home of Mrs Charles Box. Attendance was small at last week’s meeting at Mrs Anna Tildes’s home due to bad weather. Miss Alice Bird attended and the ladies enjoyed a profitable afternoon and will combine her talk on Rural Hospitality with the upcoming meeting’s subject.
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Rural Women’s Club
Eaton Station
Charles Box
Anna Tildes
Alice Bird
Miss Bird
Local social visits highlight Oberlin Elyria residents
Mrs. Robert Melcher and daughter Katherine of Oberlin dined with the B M Ross family. Maude Tompkins now works at the Y W C A in Elyria. Mrs Christine Wenger hosted a visit by Mrs Carlton Blake on Lake Avenue in Elyria. Margaret Walkden of Chatham stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs W R Hawke from Friday to Monday. Cleon Crowel and family dined with Mr and Mrs Earl Tite in Cleveland. Superintendent R C Maston and wife visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Ross in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Melcher
Katherine
Oberlin
B. M. Ross
Maude Tompkins
Elyria
Carlton Blake
Christine Wenger
Lake Avenue
Margaret Walkden
Chatham
W. R. Hawke
Cleon Crowel
Earl Tite
Cleveland
R. C. Maston
Raymond Ross
Local Briefs From Meadville to Oberlin
Mr and Mrs B A Martin and Mr and Mrs B M Crowell drove to Meadville Pennsylvania Sunday to dine with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Crowell. Miss Ruth Shirkey and Miss Ruth Cook returned from Ohio State University for the weekend. Mr N J Hoskin visited Columbus on business Friday and brought them back. Mr and Mrs Joseph Smerke and Mrs Gertrude Fuerhoff of Cleveland visited W R Hawke and family Monday. Carl Stiefel former temporary pastor now attends Oberlin Theological Seminary and preaches at Clarendia Ohio. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Harrison visited Mr and Mrs George Harrison Sunday. Miss Enola Wooster and Alden Wooster from Oberlin were Sunday guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Martin
B. M. Crowell
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Kenneth Crowell
Ruth Shirkey
Ruth Cook
Ohio State University
N. J Hoskin
Columbus
Joseph Smerke
Gertrude Fuerhoff
Cleveland
B. M. Ross Family Hosts Day and Evening Guests
Day and evening guests attended the B. M. Ross household, with visitors arriving throughout the afternoon and staying into the evening hours.
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B. M. Ross
Hay Fever Sufferers Set National Convention in Duluth
Hay fever sufferers choose Duluth Minnesota for the first national convention September 7 to 11 1937. Mrs C H Lundblad Paynesville Minn president of the Hay Fever Club of America cites Duluths pollen free environment. Physicians and scientists will discuss progress in treatment delegates may seek state and federal laws to punish farmers and property owners who fail to destroy noxious weeds.
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Duluth
Minn
C. H. Lundblad
Paynesville
Hay Fever Club of America
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