Elyria Lighties Wallop Lakewood Bantams 31 to 0
The Elyria High lightweights defeated Lakewood 31 to 0 at Ely Stadium. After a scoreless first period, Elyria pushed ahead with a 56 yard drive ending in a Keisler rushing score, then added a second TD on an end around pass from Bert Alexander to Tom Reid. The final period contained an 18 point onslaught as Elyria dominated both sides of the ball.
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Chuck Hupp
Elyria High
Lakewood
Ely Stadium
Bill Keisler
Crimson
Tom Reid
Reid Yallies
Purple
Carl Gehring
Jim Lerriman
Bert Alexander
Tom
Elyria
Ordy Bell
Flyria
Montag
Sheriffs Sale of Real Estate in Lorain County Ohio
Public sale ordered in Lorain County Ohio to satisfy a court order in case g56%9 Nolen Osburn vs Sherman Wurst. Property in Fisk Township near Samuel Street, appraised at 3000000 dollars cash, minimum bid two thirds of appraisal. Sale conducted at the county courthouse on the first Saturday of December at 10 AM. Sheriff W Grall and attorney George H Chamberlain oversee. Also notices in case 3531 Columbia Refining Co versus Hattie Squires et al to quiet title in Elyria and Lorain County properties. Respondents must answer by January 22, 1938 or risk judgment.
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Shelrife
Nolen Osborn
Shermath
Orlooka
Fiska
Lorain
Ohies
Samne Street
Tao Osadd
S Warst
Lidna Bivins
Samuel Street
Samuel Wurst
Sherman S Wurst
Samamnel Street
Lews
We. F. Grall
Lorain County
Ohio
George H. Chamberlain
State of Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Columbia Refining Company
Fast S3rd
Cleveland
Hattie Squires
Orlin B. Squires
West Avenue
Los Angeles
California
Harry Squires
Fast College Street
Oberlin
Carrie Herrick
East
Lorain Street
Ruby Cheney
Clifton
Loretta McGruder
Charles McGruder
Governor's Place
Columbus
AL Manning
Second Street
Ellyria
Mary EK
Pember
Hattie Sates
Alary Pember
Mary Pemner
Elyria
Court of Common Vpiens
Loran County
Ilyria
Lodi Street
North Street
Louise C. Beal
National Survey Service, Inc
Civil Engineers & Surveyors
Columbia Refining CO
Martin & Monohen
Adame & Adams
Navy
Elyria Triumphs Over Lakewood in Five-T touchdown Drive
Elyria drives through Lakewood’s defense for a 72 yard march ending with Bill Jackson’s six yard TD as Reid adds a kickoff return TD and Sprague and Weissler also score. The game ends with Elyria leading and Lakewood unable to convert late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weissler
Reid
Montagnese
Sprague
Jackson
Elyria
Lakewood
Hurd
Welley
Jounap
Decker Ties Lorain Stars For LEL Scoring Lead
Elyria star Chuck Decker shares the Lake Erie League scoring lead at 48 points after scoring in a 12 7 win over Fremont. Lorain rivals Marion Bulzomi and Jimmy Price also sit at 48, with Tony Wolodzko of Elyria fourth at 31. Lorain beat Youngstown East 19-0 prior, Lorain’s second win in nine games.
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Elyria
Crimson
Fremont
Chuck Decker
Lorain
Marion Bulzomi
Jimmy Price
Lake Erie
Tony Wolodzko
Columbia Club Beats Cleveland Team in Three Straight
The Elyria Columbia Club defeated Emmanuel Club of Cleveland three straight games at St. John’s School alleys on Third Street. The margin was 69 pins as Oscar Jaroch led with 592 for the three game series and 213 high single. Other key scorers included Grugel 568, Munz 494, Stark 508, Taroch 532, Black 514, and a team total of 947 in the series. The Cleveland squad posted storage totals with Ricker 522, Bentz 475, Tedan 512, Dutch 578, and 784 in the three-game series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Columbia Club
Emmanuel Club
Cleveland
St. John’s School
Third Street
Oscar Jaroch
Columbia Club
Elyria Grugel Ssecooe
Munz
Stark Sessesee
Taroch Sesevess
Cleveland Schch
St Peter Evangelical Church marks 80th anniversary
Amherst and surrounding area observe the 80th founding anniversary of St. Peter Evangelical and Re formed church with morning and evening services. Rev. E J Soell of Port Huron spoke. gifts and memorials honored, and a rally followed in the evening with Rev. E N Kraft of Cleveland. Attendance included members from St. John’s Lorain St. Paul’s Elyria and others.
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Amherst
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
St. John’s Church
South Amherst
St. Paul's
Elyria
St. John’s Lorain
Grace
Jesus
Thelma Mays
F. C. Moore
Oberlin
God
Priest
Moore
Schubert
H. A. Short
Fred Berger
Edith Berger
C. J. Ehrman
John Wiegand
Spell
Lorain County
Valley City
E. N. Kraft
St. John Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cleveland
Robert Bowlus
Mendelssohn
Scarmolin
St. Peter's
St. John's
Lorain
Emmanuel
Anniversary Service To Mark 80th at Local Church
By Mrs B A Jenne church announces choir at 7 30 Friday evening and a Builders Day Sunday morning special service for the 80th anniversary with Dr Charles Miller president emeritus Heidelberg College Tiffin as speaker. Efforts aim for confirmation class attendance from 1908 to 1937.
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Charles Miller
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Hatchery Ties For First Place In A Bowling Loop
Ridgeville Hatchery and Elyria Recreation split games in a postponed City Class match at Elyria Recreation. Hatchery and Elyria Recreation both hold 17 wins and 10 losses. Bill Rogers posted a 586 series while Ken Wise rolled 214 for high single.
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Eagles
Elyria Recreation
Ridgeville Hatchery
Elyria Recreatio
Bill Rogers
Ken Wise
Cleveland Barons Defeat Providence for First Win
The Cleveland Barons beat the Providence Rhode Island Reds 2-0 in an International American League game. Les Cunningham and Peggy O Neill scored for Cleveland, who had previously lost to Springfield 3-0. Referee Paddy Byrne. First period 17:14 Cunningham goal. Second period 1:53 O Neill goal assisted by Duguid and Hergesheimer. Penalties kept tight with several five minute calls.
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Providence
R. IL
Cleveland Barons
Rhode Island Reds
Les Cuningham
Peggy O'Neill
Cleveland
Barons
Springfield
Mass
Woherts
Cdaes
Brimsek
Bretton
A.u
di Cunningham
A. Cook
B. Cunningham
Robertson
Foster
Bartholome
Brennemann
Irvine
Hamill
Giroux
Motter
Jarvis
Crawford
Speachuk
Paddy Brrne
Jim Hart
L. Cunningham
Rkalbfielc
Shevchuk
Duguid
O'Neil
Hergesheimer
Mercer
Bretto
Elyria High Football Faces Tough Bet In Classic
Elyria High fans plan wagers on a Lorain win in the annual Ely Stadium classic. Lorain’s 19 0 loss to Youngstown East shifts odds, as East’s coach praises the team as the best in Youngstown, and Chaney looms as Thanksgiving Day rival impact. Pfaff briefly suited for a photo.
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Elyria High
Elyria
Lorain
Ely Stadium
Shaw
Lakewood
Youngstown East
Greenbacks
Roy Clymer
East Lorain
Youngstown
Clymer
Dick Barrett
John Carroll
Youngstown Chaney
Chaney
East
Lions
Pfaff
Fremont Reserves hand Elyria Reserves 12 0 defeat
Fremont Reserves defeated Elyria High reserves 12 to 0 on Saturday. Fremont scored on a one yard fumble return in the third period and a 50 yard forward lateral to Brunover set Koehn up for another Beeker touchdown in the fourth. Officials were Frankfather and Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Elyria High Reserve
Elyria
Crimson
Brunover
Ferguson
Koehn
Beeker
California Bears Demonstrate Depth in Rose Bowl Prep
OATLAND Georgia November 15 United Press staff correspondent McLemore notes California’s three varsity squads the A team dominating Oregon in mud and posting three touchdowns while B and C squads advanced 80 yards for a TD. He calls California the year’s most impressive squad with no evident flaw ahead of the Rose Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Oatland
Gre
ABC
University of California
Berkeley
Stub Allison
California
Bears
Parish Turkey Dinner Boosts Fall Festival Attendance
About 1000 meals were served at the parochial school hall Sunday 11 AM to 6 PM in a turkey dinner tied to the annual two day Fall Festival. Visitors came from Akron Cleveland Medina Lorain Elyria and Oberlin, with crowds expected to be the largest yet. Teckawitha Club and Young Ladies Sodality will take Holy Communion at 8 AM next Sunday, with devotions at 7 30 PM Friday. Mrs George Braun will host Circle 2 Tuesday, and Circle 3 guests will meet Mrs Joseph Malaspina Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Cleveland
Medina
Lorain
Elyria
Oberlin
Teckawitha Club
Young Ladies Sodality
St Peters Church Hosts 80th Founding Birthday Event
The St Peters Church Sunday School teachers and officers plan an 80th founding anniversary birthday party at the Stone House on Kolbe road with a 6 30 chicken dinner. Members meet at the church at 6 15. Circle 3 of the Woman's Union meets Wednesday at Mrs L Roemer's home Ax tel street with Mrs Amelia Deuschle assisting. Circle 1 meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Fred Berger's Franklin avenue with Mrs Rudolph Berger assisting. Circle 2 meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Henry Holle's Elyria avenue with Mrs Reuben Hollingsworth Jr assisting. The weekly rehearsal of the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone House
Kolbe Road
Circle 3
Woman’s Union
Axtel Street
Amelia Deuschle
Circle 1
Fred Berger
Franklin Avenue
Rudolph Berger
Circle 2
Henry Holle
Elyria Avenue
Reuben Hollingsworth, Jr
Rose Bowl Bid Sparks California as Pacific Rep
The article lauds California as a likely Pacific representative for the Rose Bowl, noting strong line play and a potent backfield led by Sam Chapman with Vic Bottari as star ball carrier. It predicts no rout for the Bears and mentions the Eastern team facing a tough 188-pound ABC-style lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Bottari
Sam Chapman
Chapman
California
Pacific
Bears
ABC
United Press
Miller, 71, Dies. Rites at Baker Home
F. E. Miller, 71, died early Saturday at 2315 Barber Ave Cleveland after living on Middle Ridge. Survived by wife Nettie Mae and four children L. E. Miller F. N. Miller Mrs C J Arnett and Mrs H B Burt. Funeral at Baker Funeral Home at 1:30 with Rev. Thomas Williams. Burial at Norwalk. Mrs Miller is niece of Mrs Nellie Jordan, Middle Ridge.
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F. E. Miller
Barber Avenue
Cleveland
Middle Ridge
Nettie Mae
L. E
F. N. Miller
C. J. Arnett
H. B. Burt
Baker Funeral
Thomas Williams
Congregational Church
Norwalk
Miller
Nellie Jordan
Amherst Garden Club Meeting At Mrs Miller Home
The Amherst Garden Club will meet tonight at the home of Mrs James Miller on S Main Street. A special program and lunch will be featured during the gathering. The Pythian Sisters plan a Tuesday evening event with a similar program. The Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars holds a regular session on Wednesday evening. The November meeting of the Woman's Benefit Association is set for Friday evening with Mrs Jennie Nickel on Quarry Street. The American Legion will convene at their club rooms Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Garden Club
James Miller
S. Main Street
Pythian Sisters
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Woman’s Benefit Association
Jennie Nickel
Quarry Street
American Legion
Sunday School Teachers Meet Tonight at Church Parlor
The regular meeting of the teachers of the Sunday School will be held tonight at the church parlors at 7 30. The Men's Club meets at the church parlors Tuesday evening. The ladies hold an all day auling at the church parlors on Wednesday with a tureen dinner at Doon. The quarterly meeting of the Woman's Missionary Endeavor will be held at the church parlors Thursday afternoon. The Junior Walther League meets at the church parlors Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doon
Woman's Missionary Endeavor
Walther League
Farther with Christ mission opens with Palestine talk
First Evangelical announce the Farther with Christ mission began Sunday evening with Rev. M A Hayes delivering Palestine in Prophecy and Promise. Rev. W D Ramsey of Huron Evangelical will speak tonight on In Personal Religious Living with special music at all services each evening except Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Mission
M. A. Hayes
Palestine
W. D. Ramsey
Huron Evangelical Church
Congregational Circle 2 Meeting Postponed to Nov 23
Circle 2 meeting rescheduled from Wednesday afternoon to Tuesday afternoon November 23 at Mrs Vincent Nalley s Lincoln street home. On Sunday evening November 28 Oberlin College Men's Glee Club will present a sacred concert and Christmas carols sponsored by the Adult Young People starting at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 2
Vincent Nalley
Lincoln Street
Oberlin College Men's Glee Club
Church Ladies Plan Chicken Dinner Prep and Board Meeting
Members of the Ladies Aid Society are asked to meet at the church parlors Wednesday at one o'clock to prepare for the chicken dinner Thursday evening. An important meeting of the official board will be held at the church this evening at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies Prayer Meetings Schedule In Local notice
The ladies prayer meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon at Mrs P A Becker's home on Tenney avenue. The usual praise and prayer service occur Wednesday evening and the youth group leads Friday evening's service both at 7 30 PM. The Crusade prayer meeting meets this evening at Irene Howards in Brownhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Becker
Tenney Avenue
Crusade Prayer Meeting
Irene Howards
Brownhelm
Injured Man Falls at Home on East Main Street
Charles Nickel of East Main Street South Amherst suffered serious injuries from a basement fall Friday evening. He was admitted to hospital Saturday with serious condition. Mrs. Charles Sprenkle of Berlin Heights was discharged Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nickel
East Main Street
South Amherst
Charles Sprenkle
Berlin Heights
Amherst Area Social Roundup Noticeable Illness and Visits
Mrs. Theodore Henes has been confined at home by illness. Rev. E. J. Spell of Port Huron Michigan was a weekend guest of Rev. and Mrs. C. B E. Schmidt. A. K. Jenne was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hearn. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mulholland and daughters from Lorain were Sunday guests of Amherst relatives. PF H. Jenne and daughter Barbara Ann joined Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heathcote of South Amherst. Miss Gertrude Wernert of Elyria was a guest of Amherst friends Sunday. Mrs. A. J. Bauer on Lincoln street is confined at home by illness. Mrs. Margaret Blattner of Vermilion was a Sunday guest of Amherst relatives. Miss Alma Masters is ill at her home on High avenue. Claude Wigfield of Elyria was an Amherst visitor Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Henes
E. J. Spell
Port Huron
Mich
C. BE. Schmidt
A. K. Jenne
R. H. Hearn
Middle Ridge
Homer Mulholland
Lorain
Amherst
H. Jenne
Barbara Ann
Joseph Heathcote
South Amherst
Gertrude Wernert
Elyria
Amherst Friends
A. J. Bauer
Lincoln Street
Margaret Blattner
Vermilion
Alma Masters
Higha Avenue
Claude Wigfield
Local Visits Highlight Cleveland Guests
Mr and Mrs Ed Lehman and daughter Edna Mae visited Cleveland relatives on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Emil Kessler and son Eldon also spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J Deuschle in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lehman
Edna Mae
Cleveland
Emil Kessler
Eldon
J. Deuschle
Litchfield notes social visits and church events
Litchfield residents report travels to Pinecastle Florida and Toledo for visits. Rev Schott marks first communion at his new church and gains membership for him and wife. Cemetery Ada Park chicken dinner planned Wednesday at town hall from 5:30 PM. Association meeting Wednesday at 2:30 PM. Flora Bart visiting Detroit. Hood ill with quinsy. Lloyd ill with flu. Revival services start Tuesday at Pentecostal Church led by Basil E Hillman of the Assembly.
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Town Hall
Lawrence Halladay
Cemetery and Park Association
Flora Bart
George Marsh
Detroit
J. Norbert Hood
Quinsy
Dan Lloyd
Pentecostal Church
Basil E. Hillman
Assembly of God Movement
Avon hosts and Elyria visitors meet local residents
Eaton Mr and Mrs Irving Mohler were guests of the Marriotts in Avon Sunday. In the afternoon they called on Mr Wightman in Cleveland. Dr R J Emslie and Mrs Reva McCray from Elyria were guests Thursday night of Mr and Mrs Karl Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Mohler
Marriotts
Avon
Wightman
Cleveland
R. J. Emslie
Reva McCray
Elyria
Karl Ross
Fresno State Band Shines With Neon Night Marching
Fresno State College presents a 100 piece marching band fully lit by neon and bulbs. A central power unit powers the giant bass drum and red and blue neon outlines trombones and bass horns. Musicians wear cap lights and hip lighting, with a neon bulldog on the drum head and a neon blanket leading the mascot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Cal
Fresno State College
Betty Lou Knapp
Pacific Coast
High Blood Pressure Leads To More Deaths
Dr. Fred M. Smith of the University of Iowa reports degenerative heart disease rising in the United States and links hypertension to heart overwork and eventual collapse. He notes heredity in some cases and cites rest and mental distraction as treatment approaches discussed at the International Medical Assembly in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
United States
Fred M. Smith
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Dr. Smith
International Medical Assembly
Woman Crowley City Marshal Refuses Guns Carried in Peace
In Crowley Louisiana Beulah Sigur the widow of A Q Sigur serves as city marshal. Now in her third term she wears a small badge and relies on calm authority rather than a gun. She says she never has trouble enforcing ordinances and was elected over five male rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
Beulah Sigur
More Candidates File Expense Accounts
Former Mayor W. H. Vanoater reported campaign expenses of 210 defrayed entirely by contributions. Other filings include Cyril Maple at 50.79 for solicitor and council candidates Guth 7.20 Billings 8.75 Kolopos 14.45 Pallas 9.14 Fowls 26.53. The Elyria Republican Campaign Committee's expense was 576, corrected from 1180.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Vanoater
Board of Elections Today
Fle
Cyril Maple
Charles E. Guth
Frank Billings
Joseph Kolopos
R. R. Pallas
Leonard Fowls
Elyria Republican Campaign Committee
City to Buy Fuel at Wholesale Price
The city will supply gasoline and oil for all motor equipment from its own pump at wholesale prices starting tomorrow. The city garage on Forest street houses the new tank and pump, enabling city cars to be filled there. Safety Service Director I D Faxon announced the plan, estimating annual savings of about $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Service
I. D. Faxon
Forest Street
Faxon
Drag River For Body Of Harvard Student
Boston Nov 15 Dragging at the Charles River resumed at dawn as police searched for F William Burgess 21 of Cincinnati first year Harvard Law School student A overcoat and hat bearing his initials and the Mabley Carew label were found on West Boston Bridge with an unsigned note I am sorry Burgess missing since Saturday A watch inscribed D C Collins Jr from his father May 19 1903 complicated identification Four witnesses heard choking calls for help but saw no jump from the bridge
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Boston
Charles River
F. William Burgess
Cincinnati
Harvard Law School
Mabley & Carew of
West Boston Bridge
D. C. Collins, Jr
Life Tenacity Of Tree Borer Is Most Unusual
INDEPENDENCE Mo Mr and Mrs R G Carpenter observed a dark spot on white enamel of dining room arch trim. A vacuum captured an inch and a half long pruner insect, later identified by dictionary images. The bug likely hatched in an oak tree before timber was cut for flooring and bored through wood to reach the enamel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
R. G. Carpenter
Carpenter
Youth Group Plans Non-Alcoholic Club in Mahoning County
The Federated Youth Council of Mahoning County proposes a non-alcoholic, non-gambling night club for youths. Miss Virginia Jones, head of the movement, says the aim is square dancing and regular dancing with early curfews to keep youths safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Federated Youth Council of
Mahoning County
Virginia Jones
Snake Venom to Aid War On Infantile Paralysis
Philadelphia scientist Dr John A Kolmer will use snake venom and vegetable compounds in experiments against infantile paralysis. Otto Vogt von Sickingen, explorer, will lead an expedition to Brazil to collect venom and plant materials for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John A. Kolmer
Otto Vogt von Sickingen
Brazil
Home Discipline Urged For Juvenile Cases
St Louis circuit judge Moses Hartmann cites a psychiatric clinic survey showing many mischievious boys could be better corrected at home with active supervision. He warns that reduction of institutional confinement may prevent hardened criminal tendencies upon release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Moses Hartmann
Hartmann
Psychiatric Clinic
Hartman
Slugging Contest Planned for Mais Germany
A slugging contest is scheduled to be held in Mais, Germany. Local organizers announced the event with aims to showcase power hitting and attract spectators to the venue. Participants from nearby clubs are expected to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mais
Germany
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