Grange Master Seeks Organization Support at National Convention
L. J. Taber of Columbus, national Grange master, told delegates that organization is essential to American agriculture. He urged bringing more farmers into bona fide farm groups, backed the export debenture plan, reforestation, inland waterways, and a federal farm span system, while condemning large campaign funds and endorsing prohibition.
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Cleveland
L. J. Taber
Columbus
National Grange
Taber
Grange
Congress
Saratoga Becomes U S Navy Aircraft Carrier
Camden New Jersey November 16 Americas first born of the Washington Disarmament Conference the U S 5 Saratoga today attains maturity and is commissioned as Uncle Sam s largest warship in a shipyard ceremony. The 33000 ton carrier, redesigned from a battlecruiser under the 1916 program, is to join the Pacific Fleet within two months. Commanded by Captain Harry Yarnell, the Saratoga and sister ship Lexington at Fore River Mass cost about 40000900 each and are the largest western hemisphere warships.
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Camden
N. J
America
U. S
Saratoga
Navy
American Brown Boveri Corporation
United States Battle Fleet
Pacffc
Harry Yarnell
Lexington
Fore River
Mass
Defendant Cleared in $835 Suit Against Henry Furnace Co
In Lorain Ohio a jury found The Henry Furnace and Foundry Co not liable for damages sought by Solomon Slutzker of Elyria. The 1925 collision damaging Slutzker’s car involved the Lorain firm’s driver, according to Judge A R Webber's court.
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Henry Furnace and Fountry Co
Erie Avenue
Lorin
Solomon Slutzier
Elyria
A. R. Webber
Lorain
Slutzker
Borain
Henry Furnace and Foundry Co
Elyria Elks Close Drive for Members
The Elyria Fike Lodge membership drive ended this week with more than 90 applications. Secretary Frank L. Ellenberger announced the total this morning. Mayor Harry Hinkson led with 17 applications, earning a pret prize. Ray Sal, second, received a cigar lighter honoring his effort. Police Chief E J Stankard and others were awarded Elk emblems for their work.
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Elyria Fike
Frank L. Ellenberger
Elyria Lodge
Harry Hinkson
Ray Sal
Ray
Pabst Exalted Rulers’ Association
E J. Stankard
Paul Dewhurst
Jack Bruegger
Charles Hennings
Elks
Coat theft hits local store a Siberian gray fur stolen
Police blotter reports a fur coat valued at 595 dollars taken from the John Lerseh Co. between Thursday and last Monday. The Siberian gray squirrel coat was extra dark gray with dark heavy crepe lining. theft date uncertain as shop notes indicate early holiday rush risk.
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John Lerseh Co
Death notices for Dernier and Warburton in Ohio
Mary FE Dernier died at her son Fred Dernier s home in La Grange on Tuesday November 15. Funeral services set for Thursday November 17 at La Grange Baptist Church at 2 00 p m. Mary Jane Warburton 72 died yesterday at 1 45 p m at her Lorain home 426 Twelfth Street. Survived by children Charles and Louis Elyria Cora Savage Cleve land P J Smith Elyria Frank Warburton Cleveland sisters P J Laux Lorain E C G Angell New York City. Services Friday at 9 00 a m from St Mary s Lorain with burial at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Mary FE. Dernier
Mary HE. Dernier
Fred L. Dernier
la Grange
la Grange Baptist Church
Mary Jane Warburton
Twelfth Street
Lorain
Charles and
Louis
Elyria
Cora Savage
Cleveland
P. J. Smith
Frank Warburton
P. J. Laux
E. CG. Angell
New York City
St.Mary’s Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Mourners MRS FRANK JOLLY 57 DIES IN Elyria Memorial
Mrs Frank Jolly aged 57 died Tuesday at Elyria Memorial hospital after years of illness. She leaves two husbands and three children, Earl and Florence Bruehler and Beatrice Mason, all of Elyria, two grandchildren, one sister Mrs Mable Baird and four brothers. She belonged to United Brothers church Bowling Green. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm from Second Congregational Church with Rev F Wiseman officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. TOM HENSON SERVICES AT 3 PM TOMORROW AT 421 East River Street.
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Frank Jolly
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Earl
Florence Bruehler
Beatrice Mason
Elyria
Mable Baird
Parl Davenport
Flint
Michigan
William
Bowling Green
Jane Jay
Henry
Toledo
United Brothers Church
Hunting accidents reported in several counties
At Wapckoneta Clif Rothaar thirty was wounded when a shotgun exploded in his hand while firing at a rabbit. Pan Pierce of Akron suffered leg wounds after stumbling over his gun in Knox county. Jesse Fox eighteen of Taylor township injured his left foot by pulling a trigger with the muzzle resting on his foot. Dr George Schaeffer Columbus specialist fractured an arm in an automobile crash.
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Wapckoneta
Clif Rothaar
Pan Pierce
Akron
Knox County
Union County
Jesse Fox
Taylor Township
George Schaeffer
Columbus
Arrest Mother On Non-Support Charge In Cleveland
Local brief reports Helen Brigandt of Cleveland arrested yesterday by a deputy sheriff for non support of minor children left with an Amherst woman. She posted bond and faces continuing legal action in the case. Nearby items note vehicle collisions, a streetcar track skid, a fine for intoxication, a wheel theft at St Marys School, a new handball court at Elyria YMCA, a hunting charge fines, a bond transfer to the penitentiary, and an injury on Ninth Street.
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Helen Brigandt
Cleveland
Sher
Eb.j. Mathews
Amherst
Floyd Hewitt Granted Indefinite Stay of Execution
Columbus Ohio reports Floyd Hewitt a 17 year old murderer from Conneaut was granted an indefinite stay of execution by the state supreme court. The stay delays the November 25 execution date while the court reviews the case and considers arguments and motions for a full review of the judgment. The murder of five year old Fred Bront and the related indictment on the mother’s killing were cited in the proceedings.
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Columbus C
Floyd Hewitt
Conneaut
State Supreme Court
Hewitt
Fred Bront
Supreme Court
Two Shelby county hunting accidents reported
Near Mount Gilead a hunting trip incident left Carl Ernst of Fort Loramie with hip and abdomen wounds after being shot by his brother Louis, while Arthur Allenbaugh of Sidney was hit on the left cheek by a companion. Both expected to recover. A separate case in Shelby fined Robert Richardson and Arthur Seay of Springfield twenty five dollars and costs for possessing more than five rabbits loined by law. unable to pay, they were jailed.
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Mt. Gilead
Shelby County
Carl Ernst
Fort Loramie
Arthur Allenbaugh
Sidney
Ernst
Louis
Allenbaugh
Robert Richardson
Arthur Seay
Springfield
Planes join guard in Colorado mine strike clash
In Denver on November 16 National guard airplanes, police, and mine guards worked to prevent striking miners from closing the Columbine coal mine in the northern strike field. The move followed a shift of operations by T Wy W strikers, with two thirds of Gunnison county miners walking out. Propaganda efforts were reported in Elpasa county to recruit new members.
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Denver
Colo
National Guard
Columbine
T. Wy. W
Gunnison County
Elpasa
Efort
Elyrians Hunt Rabbits Miss Dinner In Mixup
Seven Tivrians led by Mayor Harry Hink Son and lawmen including chief E J Stankard sheriff E G Mathews and Don Myers gathered at Myers' Ashland County home for a rabbit hunt. Their guns barked often but the group ate chicken instead of rabbit, though they believed rabbits may have been present.
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Harry Hink Son
E. J. Stankard
E.G. Mathews
Don Myers
Lawrence Webber
Jack Brant
Charles Ives
Myers
Ashland County
Trial day unfolds in Remus case with juror questions
The court debated serving a defense subpoena for Franklin L. Dodge as Remus pressed claims of witness suppression. The defense challenged insanity tests and jury instruction while the panel of 75 was exhausted after Taft questioned porter Thomas Green. Selection of 12 jurors proceeded with lingering disputes over procedure.
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Franklin L. Dodge
Dodge
Remus
Taft
Thomas ‘Green
City fights to survey blast area and salvage efforts
State health workers offered aid as authorities push to account for dead and missing. County Coroner McGregor notes no final cause investigation until rescue ends. Wrecked blocks undergo inspection and razing while repairs begin on fringe dwellings. Bird's nest soup cited as costly delicacy amid lingering scarcity.
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State Department of Health
W. J. McGregor Sald
Yercoats
City Department of Public Works
Fatal shooting in parked car on Waltham main street
Grace Mills, 19, of Wal tham, died at hospital after a mysterious shooting in a parked automobile on Waltham's main street. Companion Joseph F. Huckley of Weston was later reported dying at the same hospital.
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Waltham Mass
Grace Mills
Waltham
Joseph F. Huckley
Weston
Amherst Life Notes Include Anniversary Party and Club Events
Amherst area items report a joint twelfth wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. John Leshnak and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kopitzer at Stop 35 with games and luncheon, plus Freshmen class officers elected at Amherst High, and multiple social and church group activities across Vermilion and nearby towns.
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Amherst
Johnv Leshnak
Frank Kopitzer
John Kozyan
Frank Knitter
John Leshnak
J. Leshnak
J. Lesbnak
J. Kozynak
Edward
Lorain
Bert Miller
Wm Ecklund
Amanda Martin
Cleveland
Paul Keple
Alice Becker
Donald Ludwig
Paul Braun
Murray
Security Benefit Association
Vermilion
Jay Orcutt
Helen
Morton
Mary Mehkorn
Frederick Heggs
H. A. Williams
Roy Burke
W. H. Miller
Velma Henes
Clifford Pierce
Wm. Borer
VermiHon Order
Henry Kane
Franklin Street
Friendship Club
Poultry and Livestock Market Report From Cleveland
Ohio markets show pre Thanksgiving demand lifting poultry prices with turkeys and ducks rising while chickens hold. Local Texas birds mainly influence prices. geese scarce and slow to move. eggs and butter mixed. Cleveland hogs and cattle steady to higher. Chicago and Toledo quotes reflect broad regional trading.
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Columbus
Ohio
Texas
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Chicago
Ducks
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota-North Dakota
Idaho
Glover
Elyria Aims to Break Lorain Streak in Classic Rivalry
Elyria High seeks its first win over Lorain since 1923 in a county showdown set for Saturday. Past meetings show Elyria with 6 wins to Lorain’s 15 and 2 ties in 23 games, with recent closers hinting at a tougher test as Captain Harry Cook leads a revamped attack and Stiffler’s squad unveils new formations.
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Elyria High
Lorain
Elyria
Contas
Elght
Harry Cook
Lake Erie
Captain Cook
Women Contest For Man's Body In Murder Case
Highlands New Jersey reports a murder at the workshop of inventor Herbert Q Meisterknecht. Two wives, Sophie and Susan, contest possession of the body as authorities investigate a complex private life. Prosecutor John Quinn seeks resolution while a search for Sophie’s brother Alexander Schreiber proceeds. Meisterknecht was shot Monday while perfecting an oil tank gauge.
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Highlands
N. J
Herbert Q. Monferknacht
Sophie
Susan
Yonkers
John Quinn
Monmouth County
Meisterknecht
Alexander Schreiber
Cleveland
Mrg
Sophie Meisterknecht
Indoor baseball at Elyria Y tonight two games on slate
Two games set for the Elyria Y indoor league with Bankers facing Merchants at 7:30 then Machiniste Clerks. Machinists undefeated in league play. Also mentions harvest festival rites and corn doll, plus livestock prices from market notes with cattle, pigs, and sheep receipts and steadier markets.
Movie Man Bound for Grand Jury in Dover
Dover news reports George Chrest a movie man bound over to the grand jury. Mayor Groh announces plans to invoke blue laws starting next Sunday to close most businesses except drug stores and restaurants. Prosecution to cite Christ citizenship status as a church-led effort.
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Dover
George Chrest
Bor
P. J. Groh
Sunda
Christ
The Golden Rose Gift From the Pope to Elite Women
An ornate papal honor called the Golden Rose is described as a gold flower with leaves and a hidden core containing a rare essence. The exact ingredients are known only to a select few within the Vatican.
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Elyria Elks
Mrs
Tom Henson
East River Street
Lonist
A. L. Neufer
Second Street
Lod Street
T. G. Elquard
John McDonald
McDonald
ST. Mary's School
Joe Stulz
Elvria
W. O. McClellan
M.C. A
Mac
Charney
Columbia Township
H. T. Snell
Columbia
Philip Loflin
East 115Th Street
Ninth Street
Biyrla Memorial Hospital
Lone
B& A. Jenne
Harald Kline
Cardinals
Amherst Tigers
Harris Street
Jackson Street
Ernest Fergueson
Herbert Linn
Tenny Avenue
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
John Michael
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Brownhelm Schools
A. K. Jenna
M. H. Baker
Jean
William Baker
Blanche Jenne
Reg ‘Ilar
K. of P. Hall
Lutheran Aid Association
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Elizabeth
Duke and Duchess of York
Cleveland Produce
Maine
New York
Gainesville
Minnesota
Toledo Grain
Toledo C
Timothy
Minneapolis Grais
Minneapolis
Toledo Livestock
Elyria Y
Wharton
Northumberland
London
Wellington
NEW London
Wellington High School
New London High
RED Cross
Novtyy
RE Aachen
Jamieson
First Wellington Bank
W. R. C. Meeting
Woman's Belief Corps
Sorosis Meeting
Lorain Baptist Association
Young Peoples of Wellington
Bert Kirkpatrick
H. K. Finley
Boms
Paul R. Miller
Prospect Street
The
Baptist Church
Bell Gannett
Spencer
B. W. Hales
Pleasant Street
R. A. Kettering
Edward Meyers
Wellington Baptist
Rochester
Meyers
Brighton
James McKendrick
First Baptist Church of
Harry Ketcham
First Baptist Church
Medina
Charles Hylen
Mary Andrews
Nova
Lorain County
Methodist Church of
Sullivan
Atwater-Kent
R. C. A. Radiolas
Fada
Willard
Philcoo A & B
Risin
Ohno Public Service CO
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