Jinxed N L title hopes hinge on Giants Redskins clash
New York leads Eastern division after beating Cleveland 28-0 as Washington falls behind following a 34-7 loss to Chicago. Green Bay sews up Western Division with a 28-7 win over Detroit. Rams pressured but never challenged, Dodgers crush Eagles 32-14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEW
York
Ed ‘Thorne
Green “Bay Packers
New ‘York
Washington
Sammy Baugh
Red Skins
Chicago Bears
Gid
Giants
Cleveland
Baugh
Jack Manders
Rams
New York
Green Bay
Detroit
Cecil Isbell
Clark Hinkle
Lions
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Eagles
Season records of Elyria opponents listed
A compiled list of opponents and season outcomes for Elyria, including Oberlin, Sandusky, Middletown, Shaw, Lakewood, Fremont, Akron West, and Cleveland Heights. Entries show opponent names followed by scorelines such as Elyria 35 Oberlin 0 and Elyria 44 Shaw 6, reflecting varied results across weeks and opponents.
Shaker Heights Football Scores Turbulent Night
Scoring results show Shaker Heights tallying losses and ties against several opponents. Details include Shaker Heights 7 vs Cleveland Heights 6 and 12 against Shaw 0, plus 33 to 12 losses to Lorain and 7 to 33 against Elvira, reflecting a tough slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Heights
Shaker Heights
Cleveland East Tech
Shaw
John Hay
Bedford
Lorain
Berea
Elvira
Lakewood
Rose Bowl hopes stir Southern secession talk
United Press correspondent reports that North Carolina Tennessee and Texas could secede if Duke Texas Christian and Tennessee are passed over for the Rose Bowl bid. He praises Tennessee coach Bob Neyland after a 14 to 0 win over Vanderbilt and notes Duke and TCU as strong contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nontgomery
Ala
North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Duke
Texas Christian
Pasadena
Tate
California
Davy Crockett
Sam Houston
Davey O’brien
Aldrich
Tr. CA
Bob Neyland
Knoxville
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Neyland
Tennesse
Freese Auto Supply Ad Headlines Services
A compact ad from Te are headquarters Jert Anti Freese displays offerings for heaters batteries tires and brakes. It highlights Velcankny and Brakes specialty and provides a contact line F MacDONAEp with phone number 2663.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Macdonaep
Cora M Shepard Contact Line Repeated in Note
A fragment lists contact details for Cora M Shepard at 23 Barker Street with a phone sequence 21 and a separate line showing Phone 156-R, suggesting a personal contact note or directory entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Morgar Airlam Post Completes Twentieth Armistice Day Dinner
In Wellington on Friday evening the Morgar Airlam Post of the American Legion held its twentieth Armistice Day chicken dinner in Herrick Auditorium. E. L. Benes, Past Commander, emceed a program honoring members, with Artie B. Jones and Mrs. Pearl Garrett praised for pins and service. Music featured Wilma Brewer and others, with dance acts by Janet Carine and Naomi Swesey. Local citizens plus Morgan Dirlam Post presented Lettie Dirlam with a corsage and paid Auxiliary membership as the group socialized afterward. Guests included Thelma Beelman and relatives. Baltimore visitors arrived after the death of William Smith of Amherst.
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Wellington
Morgar-Airlam Post
American Legislary
Herrick Auditorium
Arthur McClellan
E. L. Benes
Frank Obrig
Legionnaires
Artie B. Jones
Pearl Garrett
Wilma Brewer
Virginia Clodwick
Lois Bresles
Patricia Hopkins
Donald Brenner
Anna Buswell
Earl Anderson
Mac MecCloughlin
Janet Carine
Naomi Swesey
W. J. Powell
Harry L. Lee
Rose
Iva Alan’s Land
Jeanne Whiteside
Irea Pire
Fred Justice
Son
Brighton
McCoughlin
Here
We Three
Penfield
Gloria McClaren
Janice Moore
Faith Allen
T Laurecille Stroup
Cat James C. McDermott
Morgan Dirlam Post
Lettie Dirlam
Oberon
Post
Gdengoing
Ping Pong
Ecards
Auxtte
Wellington Farm Woman's Club Elects Officers for Winter
The all dar meeting of Wellington Farm Woman's Club featured Mrs Bes Henry Thursdis hosting a noon covered-dish dinner. Officers were elected with Mrs Allie Barrick as president and Mrs Elma Wittenbrook as vice-president in Bar rick's absence in Florida. Secretary-treasurer Bertha Perkins and Blanche Moore were re elected. Flower seeds were auctioned by Moore. Programs included readings and poems by Mason Perkins Gates. Next meeting is a Christmas party December 1 with Marian Beal.
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All Dar
Wellington Farm Woman’s Club
Bes Henry Thursdis
Allie Barrick
Elma Witteenbrook
Barrick
Florida
Bertha Perkins
Atre
Blanche Moore
Moore
Emme Mason
Mabel Perkins
Julia Gates
Marian Beal
Oberlin Girl Weds In Quiet Parsonage Ceremony
Pearl A. Schenck of Oberlin and John Vorelsinger of Hornell N Y were married by Reverend Lonzon S Green at the Methodist parsonage at 8 p m Saturday Attending were Mr and Mrs Paul O Nichols of here and Mrs Schenck and Mrs Nichols, former nurse school classmates in Buffalo The couple planned a wedding trip to Detroit Michigan and will reside in Hornell N Y with the groom a boiler inspector on the Erie Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl A. Schenck
Oberlin
John Vorelsinger
Hornell
N.Y
Lonzon S. Green
Paul O. Nichols
Here
Schenck
Michigan
N. Y
Erie Railroad
Local residents update from Pennsylvania area farms and towns
Mr and Mrs Janes Stevenson and daughter Virginia have moved back to their farm near Pittsburgh. Mrs Culbertson and daughter Ruth from Kittanning Pa visit Mrs C E Baum and family. Franklin Simonson recently worked on a freighter named J P Morgan and spent Friday night at his home here. He is stationed at Lorain for the winter months. Mr and Mrs Louis Wirert of Toledo were here Saturday enroute to Polk Ohio to visit brothers Earl and Frank Hartse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Stevenson
Virginia
Pittsburgh
Culbertson
Ruth
Kittanning
C. E. Baum
Franklin Simonson
J. P. Morgan
Lorain
Louis Wirert
Toledo
Earl
Frank Hartse
Polk
Ohio
Wellington P T A Carnival Draws Big Crowd at School House
About 800 attendees filled the Wellington schoolhouse for the Parent Teachers Association carnival. Funds exceed 200 dollars and benefit the year’s program. A notable style show directed by Anna Mae Davis showcased the Die young Quints led by Leo Grimes with Beverly Baker and others. Doris Foulton staged Dr DaDope while Lois Van Blargen directed Who Gets the Car Tonight featuring Harold Brenner and others. A Home Economics run supper and dessert bridge hosted by Mrs. C. E. Baum capped the evening with awards for Bridge goers including Margaret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Anna Mae Davis
Leo Grimes
Beverly Baker
Maureen McCormick
Elsie McConnel
Wanda Coates
Ethlyn Newberger
Dr. DaDope
Doris Foulton
Lois van Blargen
Harold Brenner
Bob Sutliff
Isabel Bishbaugh
Anna Buswell
Armand Ensign
Mabel Clark
Association
Bucyrus Hit Hard By Freak Storm
A freak windstorm caused heavy property damage on Bucyrus north side. Half of the Bucyrus Livestock Commission Company's barns roofing blown off and several cattle killed after being crushed. A roof on Ralph Carpenter's barn torn off. Pole and wires along the Pennsylvania railroad tracks blown down. One house moved six feet from its foundation. Ohio Power Co. substation near New Washington damaged.
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Bucyrus
North Side
Bucyrus Livestock Commission Company
Ralph Carpenter
Pennsylvania
Ohio Power Co
New Washington, D
North Ridgeville Church Social At Salisbury Home
The West End Division of the North Ridgeville Congregational church will hold a social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N Salisbury Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock with Mr and Mrs Forest Ohms entertaining. Everyone is invited.
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West End
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
N. Salisbury
Mrs. Forest Ohms
Fatally Burned Child Dies After Town Fire
Jacqueline Kid ten died in a Columbus hospital from burns suffered when the family home near Gallgye Ber clothing ignited while embers remained in the house. Fire destroyed the dwelling and left the family homeless.
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Columbus
Jacqueline Kid
Gallgye Ber
Cure for Leprosy Is Seen In New Oxygen Treatment
A newspaper piece discusses leprosy, noting public reluctance to acknowledge facts and describing a growing interest in a new oxygen therapy. It cites historical context from Hippocrates and suggests there is a leprosarium within 200 miles, underscoring the disease remains a distant yet persistent concern.
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Egypt
Palestine
Hippocrates
Leprosy in History and Modern Relief Efforts
The article notes how Crusades spread disease via returning soldiers and cites ancient records of 20 000 lazarettos for segregating leprosy patients. It describes symptoms including languor sleeplessness and skin changes and contrasts hyperesthesia with anesthesia. It discusses efforts to relieve victims of a disease long seen as incurable and punitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Max
Brazil Leads Fight Against Leprosy With Oxygen Therapy
Dr. H W Wade, visiting Brazil for study, reports progress in leprosy treatment using oxygen under pressure. The method, first proposed by Dr. Ozorio de Almeida for cancer, places patients in a pressurized chamber and administers pure oxygen for an hour three times weekly, with a one month rest period before continuing. A philanthropist, Senor Guilermo Guinie, offers apparatus to the US Public Health Service for use in Carville Louisiana, as advocates note disease germs cross borders and nations must unite.
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Brazil
H. W. Wade
Washinggton
Wade
Ozorio de Almeida
Senor Guilermo Guinie
United
Motorists Fined By Mayor Petro
A young father, George I. Francis, 22, of 920 14th Street Lor win, was fined four dollars and costs after a reckless driving charge before Mayor Josepi Petro this morning. He claimed he celebrated the birth of his baby on Saturday. Three other individuals, Elmer Springer, James Chesmar, and Joseph Selage, were fined for speeding or reckless driving on city streets, with varying amounts and suspended fines.
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George I. Francis
14Th Street
Lorwin
Josepi
Petro
Francis
West Avenue
Oberlin
Elmer Springer
Schramm Road
Lake Avenue
James Chesmar
R. D
Elyria
Broad Street
Joseph Selage
R.D
Amherst
Seven Rentals Announced by Elyria Realtor
H Glover, local realtor, announces seven Elyria home rentals. Lou Sheldon rents Fell home at 605 Middle Avenue. he works for Fox Parnace Company. Paul Davenport of PEndler Company moves to 240 Marseilles Avenue. Andrew Starchbill, electrician, to 329 Fourth Street. James Matthews of T J Hume Company in Tue rain rents 325 Cleveland Street. Ho Rese Vinton, transferring to Cleveland, will live at 20 East Avenue. Arthur Meinke moves to No 1 Smith Court. C E Higgins of a steel plant moves to 344 Thirteenth Street.
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Elyria
H. Glover
Lou Sheldon
Middle Avenue
Fox Parnace Company
Paul Davenport
Pendler Company
Marseilles Avenue
Andrew Starchbill
Fourth Street
James Matthews
T. J. Hume Company
Tuerain
Cleveland Street
Ho Rese Vinton
Cleveland
East Avenue
Arthur Meinke
Smith Court
C. E. Higgins
Thirteenth Street
Tavern Proprietor To Face Charge
John Gutowski of 215 Lodi street, proprietor of the Lodi street Tavern, is to be arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro tomorrow on a charge of permitting music in his establishment after hours. Patrolmen Brown and Boggs arrested him at 1 57 a.m. yesterday. Charles Sternberg of The Hilltop Tavern was fined 85 and costs for a similar offense on November 7, court records show.
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John Gutowski
Lodi Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Brown
James Boggs
Charles Sternberg
Hilltop Tavern
Tax League Plans To Push State Program
COLUMBUS, Nov. 14 Stuart A. Baxter of Toledo was named executive director of the Citizens Tax League of Ohio Inc a non-partisan citizens movement for good government The group formed after the Ohio Senate graft probe and formerly ran as the Ohio Citizen s Tax Vigilance Committee Bush a retired Columbus industrialist and league chairman said Baxter will lead a state wide expansion push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Stuart A. Baxter
Toledo
Citizens Tax League of Ohio, Inc
Ohio Senate
Ohio Citizen’s Tax Vigilance Committee
S. P. Bush
Baxter
Amherst Community Calendar Events of the Week
COMING EVENTS AMHERST O Nov 14 The regular meeting of the Knight of Pythias will be held tonight The November meeting of the Parent Teacher Association of the Public School will be held this evening at the school auditorium A fine program has been arranged Inspection will be a feature of the meeting of the Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters Tuesday evening A social hour will follow and refreshments will be served Pound shower for Medina Home a feature Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars will meet in regular session Wednesday evening Hickory Tree Grange will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening at the Grange Hall Milan avenue Cloverleaf Club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs A C Kreeger E Martin street Mrs F R Powers Cornell avenue will be hostess to the W C T U Friday afternoon instead of on Thursday afternoon Mrs Charles Flew Park avenue will be hostess to the W B A Friday evening Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion will meet Friday evening at the Town Hall charge of the Sunday morning services he under chair will hold weekly rehearsal at 3 30 Prien afternoon
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Amherst
Knight of Pythias
Parent-Teacher Association
Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters
Medina
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Milan Avenue
Cloverleaf Club
A. C. Kreeger
E. Martin Street
F. R. Powers
Cornell Avenue
Charles Flew
Park Avenue
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
Town Hall
Sunday School and church activities announced
Sunday School workers meet this evening at church parlors with a 6 30 threen supper. A joint Intermedi ate and Senior Leagues meeting is set for Tuesday at the church parlors with a 6 30 covered dish supper and an interesting program. Three circles of the Woman's Union plan Thursday meetings at various homes and church parlors. The choir rehearses Thursday at 7 30 rather than Friday. Memorial Sunday observance is slated for next Sunday morning with special services.
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Woman's Union
Emery Sonnergeld
Cornell Avenue
William Ehrman
L. Behnke
T. Latteman
Circle 3
Frank Hasenflue
Leavitt Road
St Anns circle meetings and local guild events this week
Three circles of St Anns society schedule meetings this week. Circle Two gathers tonight with Mrs Arthur Penders on Prospect Street and Circle Three meets Wednesday with Mrs John Michael on Park Avenue. Circle One hosts guest hostess Mrs Rose Plate Thursday on East Street. Victorian Guild semi monthly meeting set for Tuesday with Mrs Irvin Teizer on Penney Avenue. The Noyvens honor of the Sorrowful Mother continues Friday at 7 30 p m. Marion Teekawitha clubs to receive communion at 8 a m mass next Sunday. Elmer Johnson Post American Legion plans Thanksgiving service next Sunday at 3 p m with Rev Fr Gracie as speaker.
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St. Anns Society
Circle Two
Arthur Penders
Prospect Street
Circle Three
John Michael
Park Avenue
Rose Plate
Theodore Sehmitz
East Street
Victorian Guild
Irvin Teizerow
Penney Avenue
Noyvens
Sandusky Male Chorus Delivers Pleasing Concert at St Peter’s
Twenty two members of the Sandusky Male Chorus performed a Sunday concert at St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church under Elmer J. Frank. After Rev. C. E. Schmidt’s opening, Group I sang Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee Bach Call to Remembrance and Let Their Celestial Concerts Unite Handel. Group II featured Hymn Before Action Kipling Baldwin and piano pieces by Frank. Group III offered The Song of the Jolly Sailor Evening Pastorale The Brownies and Group IV Song of Dedication German folk Goodnight. The Vagabond Song closed the program.
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Sandusky
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
C. E. Schmidt
Elmer J. Frank
Kipling
Baldwin
Mr. Frank
Church quilting bees and society meetings schedule
The ladies host an all day quilting bee at church parlors on Wednesday. The Ladies' Aid Society meets at the church parlors on Thursday. The Junior Walther League holds its regular meeting Friday evening at the church parlors.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Junior Walther League
Church midweek prayer and board meeting set this week
The mid week prayer service and Bible study occur Wednesday at 7 30 pm at the church with the topic The Last Word. An important church board meeting follows at 8 30 pm and all officials are urged to attend. The Truth Seekers class meets Friday evening with Mr and Mrs George Schroeder Park Avenue.
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George Schroeder
Park Avenue
Congregational Church Student Kenneth Kuntz Details
Kenneth Kuntz a student of Oberlin Theological Seminary was involved in a Congregational Church matter described in the article. The report notes education at Oberlin and references church activities and potential student role within the congregation.
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Kenneth Kuntz
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Bible Study and Chicken Supper Announced
The Bible Study class will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Early on Jackson street. The annual chicken supper will be served in the church parlors on Thursday evening starting at five o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Early
Jackson Street
Crusaders Meet at Griggles Home. Church Services Set
The Crusaders will meet tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Griggle in Brownhelm. Ladies' prayer meeting occurs at 2 30 P M, mid week service at 7 30 Wednesday evening and Friday evening service at 7 30 P M led by Rev Daniel Buser. Men's prayer meeting is scheduled for Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusaders
Arthur Griggle
Brownhelm
Daniel Buser
Births and Discharges in Lorain Area
Mrs Sophie Diedrick of Leavict Road was admitted and gave birth to a baby boy on Saturday evening. Mrs Frank Palazer and her newborn son, both in Lorain, were discharged on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie * Diedrick
Leavict Road
Frank Palazer
Lorain
Amherst Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Mr and Mrs Kendallss Oberlin visited Amherst relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ed Schwitzki moved their household goods to the Keller property Cleveland over nue. Holl Lakewood visited Mrs L Roemer and daughter Helen Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Elmer Holle Cleveland spent the week end with Amherst relatives. Mrs Katherine Wernert and daughter Miss Gertrude Elyria were Amherst visitors Sunday. Elida Ohio spent the week end with Amherst friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Kendallss
Carlisle Grange To Convene Tuesday Ant i- Food Show and Potato Contest
Carlisle Grange will hold its anti community supper and potato and corn show at the Carlisle Grange Hide Oberlin Roll on November 13. The public is invited to the supper and to submit entries for the show. Five ears of corn of any variety are to be shown. A white potato may be entered in potato sheaf. Hummel coin extension agent will be the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
Columbia Baptist Church to Welcome New Pastor Thursday
Columbia Baptist Church will host a special Thursday meeting to welcome Rev. Harold Caiiden of Cleveland as pastor. Dr. B. R. Sharp of Cleveland will be the principal speaker with other ministers attending and an arranged program of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Baptist Church
Columbia Baptist Burely
Pom
Harold Caiiden
Cleveland
B. RR. Sharp
Wool auction in New Zealand nets 635000 bales sold
Nearly 635000 bales of wool were sold at auction in New Zealand during the last fiscal year, reflecting strong demand. The volume shows robust activity across the industry, with buyers and sellers engaging actively in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
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