Growing Pains brings Elyria High crowd to feet
The Players' Club of Elyria High School scored another triumph with Growing Pains by Aurania Rouverol. The comedy of adolescence impressed a capacity audience with brisk, smooth performances led by Robert Meredith, Dorothy Thayer, James Tite, and Valerie Tite. The cast included many supporting players and a traffic officer, delivering a lively portrayal of the McIntyre family's trials as their son George lands in jail before the family resolves the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Elyria
Aurania Rouverol
McIntyre
Robert Meredith
Dorothy Thayer
George
James Tite
Terry
Valerie Tite
McIntyres
Patty
Patsy Fulmer
Jane
Betty Miller
Miriam
Janet Strohl
Sophie
Nancy Miller
Rudy Skinletz
Vivian Louise Law
Rosemary Boylan
Duke Elliott
Harris Hudson
Lois Lunt
Dona Ruth Myers
Robert Phelps
Tax Foreclosure Cases Filed In Lorain County
County Treasurer Walter J Wright lists new tax foreclosure filings with the clerk of courts. Names, property locations, and amounts due include Kemble Schauweker Avon Lake 69.09 Raible Theurer Avon Lake 130.30 Genevieve Jacque Avon Lake 13.70 Mary Esther Wideman Avon Lake 149.43 and others from Avon Lake Lorain and Lorain county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Wright
Kemble
Carolyn Schauweker
Avon Lake
Raible C. Theurer
Genevieve
Caroline Jacque
Mary Esther Wideman
Earl
Placeda Bing
John and Louisa Geier
James A. Cassell
Elmer Henderson
Emma C. Harding
Hetty M. Meyer
Andrew and
Anna Preotesi
W. H. Rose
Teresa Chiofilo
Lorain
F. A. Sanford
Josephine Cushing
Geza
Terez Gombay
Helen McNutt
Olive Wylie
John T. Brady
Alex Beke
Leaila D. Meyer
John and Mary Humanic
Paul Krakowich
Alek Juros
Arthur H. Thunhorst
Tony Knaus
William R. Cassell
William C. and
Olga Dieterich
Cornelius Kerwin
Margaret A. Denton
Local Court Deals With Multiple Divorce Petitions
Howard C Dellefield sues Ro bert a Dellefield for divorce on neglect and cruelty citing a July 8 marriage. Julia Marshall files for divorce from Arthur Marshall of Lorain on neglect and cruelty. they have seven children. Johanna Kristoff sues George Petskovsek for $777 over an agreed financial settlement. Mildred Wilson seeks divorce from William H Wilson for gross neglect. married in October 1933 with two children.
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Ripley, N. Y
Howard C. Dellefield
Roberta Dellefield
Breta Krebs
R. D. No
la Grange Road
Julia Marshall
Arthur Marshall
Lorain
Johanna Kristoff
George Petkovsek
Stop 7
North Ridge Road
Mildred H. Wilson
William H. Wilson
Safety Posters Are Sent Out In Lorain County Campaign
Posters for display in Lorain County industrial plants were sent out yesterday as part of the seventh annual campaign. A folder titled Good Housekeeping provides tips for orderly plant conditions. More than 300 plants are enrolled. the campaign runs from October 1 to December 31. The folder notes that slipping, striking objects, and falls are major Ohio industrial causes and most accidents can be prevented by proper plant housekeeping. worker cooperation in maintaining orderly work areas is urged.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Knight divorce suit filed in Lorain over cruelty
Esther L. Knight filed for divorce from Theodore Knight in Lorain on cruelty and excessive drinking. She alleges he threatened her life with a pistol recently after their three year marriage.
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Esther L. Knight
Theodore Knight
Lorain
Lorain County Republicans File Election Expense Accounts
The Lorain County Republican Campaign Committee filed election expenses totaling 1180.50 at the Board of Elections. Mayor-elect Joseph Q. Petro led the largest individual spending at 136.00, largely as a contribution to the committee. Other itemized expenses include Thompson 5.00, Henke 5.75, Balock 36.87, Martin 25.85, Stolzenburg 2.40, Alheight 18.64, Notley 5.00, Bridgeland 18.00, Cox 8.00, Cheney 73.00, Finegan 11.00, Haralampous 15.83, Brown 1.20, Mischka 60.59, Holtzmann 17.55, Lord 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Republican Campaign Committee
Board of Elections
Joseph Q. Petro
Election Board
George Thompson
Frank Henke
Albert Balock
Council
Julia R. Martin
School Board
Louis Stolzenburg
Ellsworth Alheight
W. E. B. Notley
Ruth M. Bridgeland
E. F. Kcox
Harvey C. Cheney
Carl F. Finegan
Anton Haralampous
Constable
Charles Brown
Otto K. Mischka
Justice of the Peace
Charles Holtzmann
Charles Lord
Desertion and neglect cited in 1935 divorce petition
Dorothy Janet Scott, while in a health sanatorium in March 1935, alleges husband Harland Scott deserted her and their three children. She filed the divorce petition here yesterday citing gross neglect. the couple married in 1928.
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Dorothy Janet Scott
Mar
Harland Scott
Scott
Two divorces granted by Judge Cook
Judge D A Cook today granted divorces to Josephine Howat from Robert John Howat on neglect and Leroy Frank Rust from Virginia Rust on wilful absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Cook
Josephine Howat
Robert John Howat
Leroy Frank Rust
Virginia Rust
Lorain man first delinquent to save property from tax foreclosure
Anton Dombrowski of Lorain becomes the first delinquent taxpayer to avert foreclosure by paying $53.77 on a Lorain parcel. He told officials he did not realize the tax delinquency until a foreclosure notice arrived, according to common pleas court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Dombrowski
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Dombrowski
Cincinnati man fined for failing to stop at highway junction
John J. Snoble of Cincinnati was fined 21 and costs by Justice Preston Coon after arraignment by Deputy Sheriff Anthony Pollock on a charge of not stopping before driving onto a main traveled highway. The offense occurred at Routes 10 and 57 yesterday.
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John J. Snoble
Cincinnati
Preston Coon
Anthony Pollock
Oberlin High gridiron banquet set for Monday night
A football banquet honors Oberlin High undefeated team at First Methodist church on Monday at 6 30. Coach Leahy will present letters and awards while Principal Alter acts as toastmaster. Speakers include Coach Boyd Robinson and Al Wheeler with Dr Paul C Colegrove adding a sideline view. Proceeds fund awards and dinner. National Book Week observed at Pleasant street school with book displays by teachers to boost reading.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School
First Methodist Church
Leahy
Alter
Boyd Robinson
al” Wheeler
Oberlin College
Paul C. Colegrove
Pleasant Street
Comings and Havlor
Parent-Teacher Association
Oberlin Stamp Club Holds Meeting in City Hall
The Oberlin Stamp club met last evening in the City Hall Council Chamber with George Brownell of Elyria as principal speaker. He spoke on United States Stamps and displayed a fine stamp collection to the attendees.
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Oberlin Stamp Club
George Brownell
Elyria
United States
Garden club meeting at Eva Oakes home in November
The Garden department of the Oberlin Womens club will meet Monday November 15 at 3 pm at Miss Eva Oakes home 35 North Cedar avenue. Members may bring a favorite autumn poem to recite a verse or two.
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Oberlin Womens Club
Eva Oakes
North Cedar Avenue
Government and Welfare groups meet in Wright Laboratory
On Monday afternoon November 15 at 8 o clock the Department of Government and Child Welfare of the League of Women Voters and the Department of Government and Economic Elyria Welfare will meet in Wright Laboratory Miss Todd assistant in Judge Nre s office will speak on aid for dependent children.
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Department of Government and Child Welfare
League of Women Voters
Department of Government and Economic Elyria Welfare
Wright Laboratory
Miss Todd
Sermon Series on Seven Watch Words Opens at Christchurch
On Sunday morning Rev. L. E. Daniels will start a sermon series at Christchurch focusing on the seven watch words of the Forward Movement. The movement, three years old, is credited with renewing life in the Episcopal Church. The first sermon topic is "Turn."
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Christchurch
L. E. Daniels
Episcopal Church
Urges Cooperation With Jobless Census
Ralph Geiger a local C I O representative urged all unemployed persons to cooperate with the unemployment census starting Wednesday. He will furnish information to those who contact him between 7 and after 6 p m and said the census is very important and requires maximum cooperation.
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Ralph Geiger
Geiger
Picketing Flare as CIO Office Opens Near Union
MASSENA New York November 13 The Committee for Industrial Organization was picketed by the American Federation of Labor when the John L Lewis era opened an office beside the Massena Aluminum Workers Union headquarters a Federation affiliate. AFL pickets marched before the CIO premises with signs declaring this office is unfair to the AFL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
John L
D A R State Officers Hold Luncheon With Guests
The Fete State Officers Nancy Wolcott Squire Chapter D A R held a Friday luncheon at Mrs Nellie Smiths East College Street home. State Regent Mrs John S Hume was principal speaker with brief talks from Mrs Donahue of Cleveland State Vice Regent and Mrs John Cotton of Akron State District Director.
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FETE
Nancy Wolcott Squire
Nellie Smith
East College Street
John S. Hume
Donahue
Cleveland
John Cotton
Akron
Widows Head South for Winter in Florida Visit Elyria
Mrs. Minnie Broadwell of Union street left this week for Del Ray Beach Florida to spend the winter. Mrs. Mary Mellen of Edgemeer Place visited yesterday with her daughter Mrs. Edythe Linderman in Elyria. Mrs. C. M. Richards of East College street has returned from a visit with her sister in Ben Avon Pa.
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Minnie Broadwell
Union Street
del Ray Beach
Florida
Mary Mellen
Edgemeer Place
Edythe Linderman
Elyria
C. M. Richards
East College Street
Ben Avon
Akron men fined for selling potatoes without license
Ray Witski and Harry Mitchell of Akron were fined five dollars and costs each after arraignment before Mayor Leonard Smith yesterday afternoon for selling potatoes in the city without a license. The ordinance bans farm produce sales without a license, except when grown in Lorain County and sold by the grower, in which case no license is needed.
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Ray Witski
Harry Mitchell
Akron
Leonard Smith
Lorain County
Mayor fines man for intoxication after arraignment
Joe Baki of 233 Broad Street was fined $3 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Leonard Smith for intoxication. He was arrested at his home last night following a quarrel with his wife, according to police.
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Joe Baki
Broad Street
Leonard Smith
Important Victory Near Shanghai Marks Major Campaign Win
The victory is described as one of the biggest single gains of the Shanghai campaign. Kiating’s strong walls and surrounding creeks posed limited resistance. Chinese forces withdrew toward hills southwest of Shanghai, while UPI reporters found bodies in suburbs and fields as gunfire faded and normal life returned to the city.
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Shanghai
Kiating
Sunkiang
Japan
United Press
Memory Depends On Vital Forces And Nervous System
A concise statement notes that memory relies significantly on the body’s vital forces and the nervous system, implying physiological underpinnings for cognitive function.
Oberlin College selects two reps for Allen Hospital board
The Prudential Committee of Oberlin College appoints Mrs J W Hill as one of two community representatives to the Allen Hospital board of trustees, succeeding Mrs A G Comings. The other community representative is Louis E Burgner. Comings resigns after twelve years on the board began in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Committee
Oberlin College
J. W. Hill
Allen Hospital
A. G. Comings
Louis E. Burgner
Comings
Oberlin Professor Named Consultant for Ohio State Conferences
Miss Hope Hibbard of Oberlin College zoology department is chosen as a consultant for the vocational information conferences at Ohio State University from November 16 to 19. Eighty experts from many fields will visit campus to tell Ohio State coeds about opportunities and career paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Hibbard
Oberlin College
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Death Record of Abbie May Clark 73 in Wellington
Abbie May Clark aged 73 died at her son Earl Clark’s home in Wellington after a short illness. Native of Clarksfield she had lived in Wellington 27 years and belonged to the local American Legion auxiliary. Survived by daughters Iva Ashbaugh Maple Heights and Maude Hamilton Toledo. son Earl Wellington. sister Mrs Clara Styles Wellington. brothers Arthur Savannah Bert New London and Dell Clarksfield. Funeral Monday at 2 PM from Andrews Funeral Home Wellington with burial in Clarksfield cemetery.
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Wellington
Abbie May Clark
Earl Clark
Clarksfield
American Legion Auxiliary
Iva Ashbaugh
Maple Heights
Maude Hamilton
Toledo
Earl of Wellington
Clara Styles
Arthur Crandall
Sava
Man fined and license suspended for drunken driving in Elyria
W. C. McArren of 819 Middle Avenue appeared before Mayor Leonard Smith and received a $50 fine plus costs with a six month suspension of his driving privilege after being charged with driving while intoxicated. He was arrested on Broad Street yesterday afternoon.
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W. C. McaArren
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Leonard Smith
Broad Street
Federal leaders push for deregulation and tax reform
Utility leaders urged relaxations in federal activity as Congress moves toward business encouragement. Jesse H. Jones called the undistributed profits tax revision essential to change business sentiment while Henry Morgenthau Jr. backed retrenchment for better growth. Senators Ashurst Gillette and Lewis supported revising the tax to correct inequities and funding from other sources. O'Mahoney signaled renewed push for federal licensing of interstate corporations to free business from excessive regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse H. Jones
Henry F. Ashurst
Ariz
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Guy M. Gillette
J. Hamilton Lewis
O'Mahoney
Sharp curve blamed for two Route 659 deaths near Birmingham
Lorain County commissioners urged state highway officials to address a sharp unbanked curve on Route 659 near Birmingham, citing two recent traffic deaths. Residents of Henrietta township had protested road conditions and petitioned for action. Local engineers A P Lagton and I R Ault will meet next Friday to discuss the situation and plan next year’s highway program including Avon Helden road, the Route 20 S curve west of Elyria, and approaches to the new North Ridge road bridge opened last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Henrietta Township
State Highway Department
A. P. Lagton
I. R. Ault
Ashland
Ault
Lorain County
Avon Helden Road
Elyria
North Ridge Road
Field Examiner Moves Headquarters to Elyria City
Grover M. Patton, field examiner for the Unemployment Compensation Commission of Ohio, established his headquarters in Elyria his home city for over 30 years. After six months serving Columbus and Akron offices he is now assigned to Lorain and Medina Counties and will work from 247 East Third Street. He invites inquiries about unemployment compensation laws and related materials at his home.
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Grover M. Patton
Unemployment Compensation Commission of
Ohio
Elyria
Columbus
Akron
Commission
Lorain
Medina
East Third Street
Number One Contd R Ritter and 10th Escort Officers Listed
A continuation item lists officers for Nos 1 through 10 with captains and lieutenants named. Notable names include R Ritter J J Barnard W E B Notley A H West R J Fitch and 6 Harlie G Stevick captain Dan B Symons lieutenant Jack Hanaford Max Van Wormer Glen Rogers Kenneth Brown Walter Hines Charles Sartor Richard Henry 7 Charles Persons captain Walter S Kohn lieutenant S R Nichols Frank Wilcox J C McKinley Thomas Welsh J W Warden Hugh Greer John Kolopos Jack Marshall 8 George Tattersall captain Frank W Hoover lieutenant W B Forester J T McCarthy Paul Halter Ellis Nielsen Paul Collins A T Sibley A J Lehman E J Herzog John Bulkley 9 Richard Stevens captain J W Dilgren Lieutenant Dr Robert S Wilson Harold Ewing Joseph Q Petro Vernon Bond Carl W Wagner Herman W Geyer Tony Kellogg Charles Olds John Hancock 10 Clifford Betts captain Ed Raus lieutenant James Simpson W D Bischoff James M Chapman Charles Snoble E Melbourne Green
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ritter
J. J. Barnard
W. E. B. Notley
A. H. West
R. J. Fitch
Harlie G. Stevick
Dan. B. Symons
Leutenant
Jack Hanaford
Max van Wormer
Glen Rogers
Kenneth Brown
Walter Hines
Charles J. Sartor
Richard Henry
Charles Persons
Walter S. Kohn
S. R. Nichols
Frank Wilcox
J. C. McKinley
Thomas Welsh
J. W. Warden
Hugh Greer
John Kolopos
Jack Marshall
George Tattersall
Frank W. Hoover
W. B. Forester
J. T. McCarthy
Paul Halter
Ellis Nielsen
Paul Collins
A. T. Sibley
A. J. Lehman
E. J. Herzog
John Bulkley
Richard Stevens
J. W. Dilgren
Robert S. Wilson
Harold Ewing
Joseph Q. Petro
Vernon Bond
Carl W. Wagner
Herman W. Geyer
Tony Kellogg
Charles Olds
John Hancock
Clifford Betts
Ed. Raus
James Simpson
W. D. Bischoff
James M. Chapman
Charles Snoble
E. Melbourne Green
Toledo Grain Market Report and Prices
Grain and livestock quotations from Toledo and Cleveland markets show No. 2 red wheat around 97 cents to $1.04 per bushel, No. 2 yellow corn about 54 to 62 cents, No. 2 white oats near 33 to 38 cents, and rye around 89 to 90 cents. Poultry and butter prices emphasize steady market levels with detailed dresser and egg quotations, while Chicago cash quotes list butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, and grain futures for mid November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Cleveland Butter and Egg Board
Northern Ohio
U. S
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
United States
Idaho
Colorado
Red McClures
Minnesota Cobblers
Bliss
Warbas
Michigan Green Mountains
Will Make List Of All Who Voted In Lorain County
The Lorain County Board of Elections begins a massive effort to type up about 20 000 names and addresses of voters from November 2. The compiled list will be used by Jury Commissioners Hart Dickason and Viola Peters to select every tenth, twentieth, or fiftieth name for next year’s county jury roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Common Pleas
Auction Sale Adverts Bring Better Attendance
Farmers are urged to advertise auctions in the Chronicle-Telegram weeks in advance. A full listing of major items, published to about 16,000 homes, draws larger crowds and improves sale results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
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Richard Clevenger
Oberlin High
Business Men’s Club
Garden Club
Christ Church
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Central Brand
Dutch Boy
Eagle
White
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Burns
R. G. Hochenedel
Mgr
Field Examiner
the Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning CO
Second Street
California
Bermuda
Rio
America
Elyria Savings & Trust CO
MR. Farmer
Wainwright Florist
Cleveland Rd
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