Jobless Census Cards Being Distributed
Elyria mail carriers delivered over 10 000 National Unemployment Census cards to every home in the Elyria post office territory and similar nationwide distributions are under way. About five million cards are to be delivered before midnight as the nation begins its unemployment census, with local post offices setting up a checking system once cards return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria and
Vicinity
C. J. Sartor
Sartor
Harlie G. Stevick
Elr- Yia
Joseph Malik
Woodford Avenue
Koplin’s Drug Store
Lodi Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Elyria Central Labor Union
Charles J. Snoble
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
F. A. Yoo
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Leonard Smith
Stevick, Snoble
C.A. MecAfillen
Alva R. Kemp
Washington
John D. Biggers
Ohio
Two Fined In Court House Traffic Case In Elyria
In And About The Court House two persons were fined one dollar and costs by Justice Preston Coon today for failing to stop before driving on main roads. Three more are to be arraigned later. Emil Wolny of Brunswick was jailed for nonpayment of fines. William H. Schuman of Grafton paid his fine. Other arraignments include Norbert Schmidt Lorain Thomas Hallauer Elyria and Waldo R Shreve Elyria.
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Justic Preston Coon
Noa
Anthony Pollock Yesteray
Emil Wolny
Brunswick
William H. Schuman
R. D
Grafton
Norbert Schmidt
Lorain
Thomas Hallauer
Elyria
Waldo R. Shreve
Oxford Avenue
Avon Lake Man Found Noted in Damage Suit Justice
Clarence Smith of Walker Road Avon Lake faced Sylvia Faust of Jaycox Road Avon Lake in a $3000 damage suit over alleged tree and shrub removal on Fausts property. Judge Guy B Findley presided in common pleas court delivering a finding in favor of Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Smith
Walker Road
Avon Lake
Sylvia Faust
Jaycox Road
Common Pleas Court
Guy B. Findley
Faust
Lorain Man Sues Repko Couple for 3200 Foreclosure
G A Resek of Lorain filed a suit against John and Matilda Repko of Lorain seeking 3200 and foreclosure of property in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Resek
Lorain
John and Mathilda Repko
Reckless Driving Charge Filed Against Frances Miller
Frances Miller of LaGrange was arrested by Patrolman C E Andress after a pursuit from city limits to Murray Ridge and Oberlin road. Driving a car owned by Robert Smith of Creston Ohio, she allegedly turned suddenly causing a collision that damaged fenders and tuning boards on both machines. She faces arraignment in police court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Miller
LaGrange
C. E. Andress
Murray Ridge
Oberlin Road
Miss Miller
Robert Smith
Creston
Homebound Man Faces Theft Charge In Sock Sale
George Swanson, homeless, was held at police headquarters awaiting arraignment on petit larceny. Police Chief BE Stankard nabbed him after spotting him selling new socks on Broad Street. Officers found five more sock pairs, gloves, soap, and one third full rum bottle in his pockets, alleged stolen from Neisner Brothers store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Swanson
BE. J. Stankard
Broad Street
Neisner Brothers, Inc
Car Goes Into Ditch Injuring Elyrian
Milo Sharp age 28 of 117 Eastern Heights Boulevard was treated at Elyria Hospital at 1 15 a m for minor injuries after his car traveling west on Clark Street left the road and ran into a ditch near Fairlawn Avenue He was taken to the hospital by Joseph Telarski and William Sutliff Two teeth were broken and his tongue cut In a separate incident Mrs J T Fawcett of 130 Columbus Street drove a car damaged yesterday in a collision with a machine driven by Julius Vince of Cleveland at West River Street near Woodford Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Sharp
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elyria Hospital
Clark Street
Fairlawn Avenue
Fie
Joseph Telarski
William Sutliff
J. T. Fawcett
Columbus Street
Julius Vince
Cleveland
West River Street
Woodford Avenue
Two Views on Jobless Relief From Washington Dispatch
A United Press report from Washington notes rising unemployment amid a continuing business recession. It outlines two competing approaches: extend a flexible long range public works program funded federally, or widen tax relief with funds directed to boosting production and plant expansion to absorb workers from relief rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Second Townsend Club No 2 to Be Formed in Elyria
Organization of a second Townsend Club in Elyria to be known as Elyria Townsend Club No 2 will begin Wednesday evening at 7 30 at Woodman Hall 330 Broad Street. The club forms from petitions and will have an out of town speaker address the organization meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Elyria
Elyria Townsend Club No
Woodman Hall
Broad Street
Fire reveals golf balls at Eliot golf course
A wildfire near Eliot South Africa exposed hundreds of golf balls along the scorched greens and drove players away. The heat reportedly whitened some pills found on site rather than blackening them, details indicate the unusual aftermath of the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
South Africa
Requests Funds Set for WPA Work in 1938 Plan
Service Director I D Faxon urged the council to include WPA funds in the 1938 appropriation for city projects. He noted all current WPA work will finish in a month or six weeks and without city material funds no new project can start. A sewer and water project to employ about fifty men is proposed, needing 1937 or $1,937 as the city share of 4700 in materials. WPA would contribute labor costs, with $27 for labor, under the new program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Faxon
Council
WPA
Faxon
Townsend Club Hosts Busy Elyria Meeting and Events
Elyria Towns end Club No 1 had a large turnout with lively talks on membership drives and local arts. Guests from Lorain Club included Mrs Fritz who reported on club activities as families hear about upcoming events at 156 Middle Ave and the Little Theatre Cleveland talks with Robert C Townsend feature speaker on the Townsend Recovery Plan. Public events include a General Welfare mass meeting at Gates School to explain the act and Sunday sessions at the Little Theatre with bus transport arranged for members and business people. Joe Hand Dick Minnich and Chas Wilford performed on accordions while June Ross read Hands and Jake Young Mel Brown told stories to entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Townsend Club
Fritz
Lorain Club
M.J. Graff
Graft
State Arts Studio
Irving Plain
Eric D. Chapman
Lottie Brouse
Middle Ave
Townsend Orch
Harry Young
Odd Fellows Hall
1St Congressional District Board
Cleveland
Little Theatre
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Robert C Townsend
Townsend National Recovery Plan
Francis E. Townsend
Gates School Auditorium
Joe Hand
Frank Minnich
Chas. Wilford
Little June Ross
Hands
Jake Young
Mel Brown
Townsend Pledge
Sideswipe collision damages two cars on Diagonal road
Deputy sheriffs report a sideswipe incident on Diagonal road involving Willoughby A. Bruce of 328 Olive Street Elyna and John Salet Jr of Route 1 LaGrange. Both vehicles sustained damage in yesterday’s crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby A. Bruce
Olive Street
Elyna
John Salet, Jr
Route 1
LaGrange
Gas rate ordinance aims to cut bills for city consumers
Gas Committee chair Seward Black cites city data showing the ordinance would save about $61,776 over five years for 6,600 domestic users who average 6,100 cubic feet monthly. Current city gas rate runs 69.4 cents per thousand cubic feet. proposed rates would be 66 cents for three years, 67.47 cents in year four, and 71.5 cents in year five, with negotiations possible in year five to avoid the higher rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Committee
Seward Black
Undefeated Oberlin High grid team feted at banquet
More than two hundred Oberlin High School supporters crowded the First Methodist Church last night to honor the undefeated football team first time since 1913. Eighteen players received letters while Murton Campbell was named honorary captain for the season. Coach Boyd W. Robinson and former Amherst coach A. G. Wheeler spoke on effort and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Elyria High
C. F P. Alter
Boyd W Robinson
A. G. al" Wheeler
Oberlin High
Svidiron
Amherst
Mass.) College
Donald J. Leahy
P. C. Colegrove
Murton Campbell
Gordon Bliss
Donald Campbell
William Close
Robert Dew
Lyle Franklin
Charles Frye
Otis Hall
Paul Hover
Herman Hudwell
George Jackson
John Johnson
Paul Morris
Ronald Slater
Charles Smith
Edward Wheeler
William Wigton
Norman Willbond
Pleasant Street School P T A Meeting Highlights
Pleasant Street School P T A held a Monday afternoon meeting in the school auditorium. Mrs. Lee Rowe presided as attendance was noted. A treasury grant of three dollars per teacher was voted to buy books for their teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Pleasant Street
Lee Rowe
Treasury
Frances Wallace
Wallace
Oberlin College
Children Development Institute of
New York City
Death notice for Michael Gembka and Lamberton records
Funeral services for Michael Gembka will be held Thursday at 8 30 from Holy Cross church after services from the late home at 11 Warren Avenue. Reverend Lawrence Budny will officiate and burial will be in St Marys cemetery Elyria. Also noted is the death of Mr Lamberton aged about 63 born Glasgow October 9 186? survived by wife ten children and three stepchildren with services at Indro Curtis Funeral Home and burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Michael Gembka
Warren Avenue
Holy Cross Church
Lawrence Budny
Dullal
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Elyria
Bruner
Robert Lamberton
Denver
Colorado
Margaret Gawn
California
Indro-Curtis Funeral Home
A E. Kemp
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Mrs Rose Hodgkins Dies After Illness in Rochester
Mrs Rose E Hodgkins aged 71 longtime Rochester resident dies after extended illness. Survived by son Claude Hodgkins of Rochester. husband John Hodgkins preceded in death. Funeral at 2 p m Thursday at Rochester Baptist Church with burial in Rochester Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose FE. Hodgekins
Rochester
Rose E. Hodgkins
Claude Hodgkins
John Hodgkins
Rochester Baptist Church
Rochester Cemetery
Mrs Magdalena Plato 82 dies in Amherst
Mrs Magdalena Elizabeth Plato 82 died at her daughter’s home in Canton Ohio on Monday morning. She was born in Amherst and lived there most of her life, with a recent stay away with her daughter. Survived by two daughters Mrs Walsh and Mrs William Baker, a son Henry, nine grandchildren, a sister, two brothers. Body to the home of her brother George on South Main street for calling Wednesday morning. Funeral at St Joseph’s church Thursday at 10.00.
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Amherst
Magdalena Elizabeth Plato
A. L. Walsh
Canton
Ohio
Plato
Walsh
William Baker
Detroit
Henry
Elyria
Fred Haist
Alexander Lamberton Dies in Clyde Home
Alexander Lamberton who arrived in the United States at age three and spent his youth in Elyria died at the home of Mrs. Elwood Fisher in Clyde Ohio. The notice notes his early arrival and residence details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Lamberton
Elyria
Elwood Fisher
Clyde
New
Displayed books loaned through local bookstores
Books were on display during the meet and loaned courtesy of the book stores.
Chest Fund Total Reaches $5,737
At the Oberlin Exchange club meeting Ernest Yocom announced 67 pledges totaling 5737 for the Community Chest, with solicitation of未 heard from families to begin this week to reach the budget. Richard W. Bosworth of National City Bank of Cleveland spoke on Investments of Bank Funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Ernest Yocom
Community Chest
Exchange Club
Richard W. Bosworth
National City Bank of Cleveland
Methodist Service Guild Holds Pot Luck and Talk
Over thirty members gathered for a pot luck supper and program at Mrs. Harvey Baxter's South Main home. Mrs. Karl W. Gehrkens spoke on Indians of Santa Fe Mexico with pictures and displayed indigenous pottery. A white elephant sale followed. Miss Frances Brandt to host December meeting.
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Methodist Service Guild
Harvey Baxter
South Main Street
Karl W. Gehrkens
Santa Fe
Mexico
Garden club meeting features autumn poems and windflower contest
The Oberlin Women’s Club Garden department met yesterday with about twenty five members present led by Miss Eva M. Oakes. Members recited a favorite autumn poem, Mrs. Zellers shared plant care notes from Mr. Ries of the Experiment Station, and a windflower contest followed. Goods made by the blind were also displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women's Club
Eva M. Oakes
Chromium in the Modern Home Exhibition Opens
The Allen Art Museum presents a chromium exhibition exploring its decorative possibilities in contemporary homes. The show, funded by local businessmen, aims to demonstrate chromium’s role in modern interior design and aesthetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Art Museum
Oberlin Visit By Florida Guests
Mrs. Mary Hallouer and Mrs. Gladys Fore of Oxford Florida arrived last night for a two weeks visit with Oberlin friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hallouer
Gladys Fore
Oxford
Florida
Oberlin
Bridge Tournament Opens at Elks Club
The Elks club hosted the first in a series of bridge events drawing 32 players across eight tables. Fifteen boards saw Mel Green with Charles Ford win, Jack Shafer and Phil Kaiser second, Milton Bishop and Carl Curtis third. The ten-session series runs on the first and third Mondays. next tournament is Monday December 6, chaired by Curtis Spence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Mel Green
Charles Ford
Jack Shafer
Phil Kaiser
Milton Bishop
Carl Curtis
Curtis Spence
Bicycle Stolen From Garage Reported By Resident
Charles Cheevers of 1402 Middle Avenue reported to police that his bicycle was stolen yesterday from the rear of the garage at his home. Police are reviewing neighborhood footage and seeking witnesses. Cheevers described the bike as a standard model with a red frame and black handlebars.
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Charles Cheevers
Middle Avenue
Elyrians Called For Grand Jury Service
Elyrians named in a panel of 15 to report December 1 for grand jury service. Names include Bessie Hawkins Russell Minger G M Marsh William J Fling Mary Boyer Henry Moehl Madeline Ohle macher Grace Lumley and others from Lorain and Sheffield. The panel may consider the Louise Hornbeck murder as progress in the case allows, with two manslaughter cases and numerous larceny burglary and assault counts on the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Avenues
Grace Lumley
Beverly Court
Lanora Robinson
C. J. Wiltung
Maude Dumont
Jessie Wright
Lena Conley
Paul Cook
Lorain
Helen King
Sheffield
Louise Hornbeck
Grafton
Howard R. Butler
Herbert Buchanan
South Amherst
Zachour George
David Burgess
Oberlin
Donald Ray Perry
Oberlin College
Elyria Community Chest Campaign Aims For 81400 Goal
Hess men discuss why the Chest benefits multiple organizations and eliminates multiple fund drives. Judge Findley recalls Elpha origin of the Chest and notes Elyria’s campaign begins while Cleveland’s is in its nineteenth year. Karl W. Plocher urges full effort to raise 81400 for participating institutions amid rebuilding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Findley
T. J. Moise
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Lorain
Market Report From Homegrovers Markets and Cleveland Livestock
Apple prices and assorted produce dominate the market notes with apples, cabbage, celery, carrots, cucumbers, grapes, and peppers listed with several price ranges. Livestock and poultry prices show cattle at various grades, hogs, lambs, eggs, and poultry markets, plus grain, hay, and mill feeds pricing for the season. Market activity notes steady or rising prices in several segments and includes U.S. Department of Agriculture quotations for potatoes, wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans.
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Brest
Ana Leeah
Leghorn Hoaster Springs
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Leghorn
Leghorn Roosters
United States Department of Agriculture
U.S
Idaho
Russel Burbanks
U. S
SliteGlea
Colorado
North Dakota
Bliss Triumphs
Eurly Ohios
Minne Sota Cobblers
U. St Houg
Wisconsin
Michigan
USL
Rearley
Cleveland Produce and Rural Poultry Prices in Illinois Markets
Cleveland Produce lists live poultry categories with prices for hens roosters and geese, including Leghorn and turkeys with multiple age groups. Rural business notes report shipments and prices from Idaho Michigan Maine and Maine Chippewas. Chicago quotations cover butter cream scores and related dairy items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leghorn
Sarge
Brudhers
Wes Roosters
Liekens
Old Ste
Idaho
Rahees
Michigan
Erosses S
Maine
Green Mountains
Campaign events and dinner program details noted
Mrs Burns introduced the senior teams while Gentzel announced captains for the men. Jack Flynn led the orchestra during dinner and Lawrence H Webber directed group singing. Rev William Muir Auld gave the invocation at First Congregational Church. First reports in the campaign to be shared at a noon luncheon at the YMCA Wednesday. Justice Weygandt met in Columbus by Mayor Leonard Smith J R Dall and A J Robinson then escorted to his train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Burns
Gentzel
Jack Flynn
Lawrence H. Webber
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Justice Weygandt
Columbus
Grafton
Toledo Grain Prices From Elevators Transit Office
Grain quotes for different cereals are listed with varieties and grade codes. Entries include wheat No 2 red and No 2 red vig, corn No 2 yellow, oats No 2 white, rye No 2 and related quality notes. Information appears as a catalog of prices and classifications for immediate sale.
Toledo Produce Butter Extra One Pound Prints
Toledo area grocery ad lists Pine brand extra one pound prints of butter with PGGS-Extras 824 520. Availability and pricing details are partially visible in the ad fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
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Magdalena E. Plato
Service Guild
Garden Dept
Elks
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Geod Heiers
Ever’ Ga Ghotee Sree
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Comian
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Heming
Loetower
Steve NG
Soa Tha
Chicago
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Eleevator Peruoes
Gafe Service
Howard Peters
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Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
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