Elyria High selects production staff for The Family Upstairs
Elyria High School announces 16 seniors named to the production staff for The Family Upstairs to be staged December 8 as the mid year senior class play. Herbert Young leads the state staff as stage manager with Ruby Woodcock Eleanor Dunn Tom Menscheth and Denzell Hopewell on his team. Maxine Bannon heads the properties group with Donald Thompson Esther Fleming and Gwendolyn Gaines. Audrey Squire and Harriet Somers run the business staff. Alfred Luther heads the publicity committee with Jane Gill and Charles Bliss assisting. The cast was announced last week.
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Herbert Young
Ruby Woodcock
Alfred Rea
Eleanor Dunn
Tom Menscheth
Denzell Hopewell
Properties
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Donald Thompson
Esther
Death Record B F Stubbs and G Kellogg
B F Stubbs aged 63 died at 1 15 AM at his home 112 East Broad Street Elyria following a year long illness He was born November 9 1870 in Stoneboro Pennsylvania lived in Elyria eighteen years worked for I T S company and belonged to Church of Christ and Eagles and B of R T Survived by widow Lena, daughter Mrs J H Patrick of Elyria, son J A Stubbs of Chicago, two grandchildren Funeral Thursday at 1 30 PM Sudro Funeral Home Rev William C Fowler officiating Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery G Kellogg formerly of Elyria died early Sunday at Springfield City Hospital He had been ill for months Survived by wife and one son George He had been superintendent of Martel Metal Packing Co in Elyria and later superintendent of Bauer Manufacturing Co Springfield Ohio.
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J. H. Patrick
J. A. Stubbs
Chicago, Il
Sudro Funeral Home
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Ridgelawn Cemetery
U. G. Kellogg
CG. G. Kellogg
Etynia
Springfield City Hospital
Springfield
George
Kellogg
Old Martel Metallc Packing Co
Bauer Manufacturing Co
Torch Club Elects Four New Members
Four new members were elected into the Jefferson Torch Club at its weekly meeting held at the M C A. The club announced that next Monday night’s meeting will be open to any boy attending Jefferson Junior High School.
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Jefferson Junior High
Marsh Winner In Recount In Lorain Council Race
The Lorain city council remained Democratic after a recount of a disputed precinct. Charles Peterson Republican gained 75 votes but James Marsh Democrat increased by 12, final margin ten votes in Marsh favor. County officials note Marsh win confirmed despite Peterson gains.
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Peterson
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Local auto theft and incidents in Lorain area
Reports show multiple vehicle crimes in Lorain county with details of stolen cars. Alton Cook on Telegraph road reported a theft from Vine avenue Lorain yesterday. Henry Lasovichs auto on West River was found after a collision on Gas House last night. three youths fled. Walter Chalk said three youths were in the other car involved. George Stump on Jaquay road paid a fine for intoxication before Justice Petro. Cars driven by Ervin Eppley and Sam Ortenzi were damaged in a Lake avenue and West Street collision yesterday around 5 p m. Fred Carmen reported Cedar street garage car went missing from Second street near Middle avenue about 1 15 p m yesterday and two hours later.
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Telegraph Road
Vine Avenue
Lorain
Henry Lasovich
West River
Walter Chalk
Ervin Eppley
R. D
Elyria
Sam Ortenzi
Lake Avenue
West Street
Sheriff's Department
Fred Carmen
Cedar Street
Second Street
Middle Avenue
Court House Notices And Divorces In The Area
Thressia Shuster of Fields Cor ners filed for divorce from John Shuster citing extreme cruelty. They wed in 1918. Gus Heimsath sued Milam Newhous et al for 1112] owed on a promissory note. Foreclosure of a mortgage on Russia township property sought. First Methodist Episcopal church of Lorain asks common pleas court to sell real estate valued at 4500. A verdict for the defendant in Carol Ann Doepker vs W G and Estelle Harding of Elyria. Suit seeks 20000 for injuries from a dog bite on Oxford Ave two years ago on behalf of Carol Doepker through her father W G Doepker.
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Fields Corners
John Shuster
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The
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W. G. Doepker
W. G
Estelle Harding
Elyria
Carol Doepker
Oxford Avenue
Threatened Tiffin schools closure averted
TIFFIN Ohio November 21 the board of education voted to continue classes despite no funds indicating money will be borrowed to cover November and December and bills will stand until funds are available. PORT CLINTON Ohio November 21 light catches of whitefish reported as fishermen prepare to close the season nets in good condition despite storms. FINDLAY Ohio November 21 RC Orndorff chairman of the board of trustees says the sheriff radio station will be in operation by December 15 with special wires from sheriff offices in 22 counties connected for broadcasting. COLUMBUS Ohio November 21 James I Martin 59 former senior vice commander of the Spanish American War Veterans died at home of pneumonia. DELAWARE Ohio November 27 appointment of Dr William L Leap as associate professor of sociology at Ohio Wesleyan University replaces Dr L A Cramer who becomes supervisor of state relief for Carroll County.
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Carroll County
Pace 1 Continued on Page Two Program Cooperation Sought
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation officials in Ohio discuss a program to convert slow assets into active securities and speed up payments to depositors. Success hinges on cooperative banks and institutions. T. Hawkworth, assistant manager, urged tablets of Toledo and Dayton banks to participate as more institutions are expected to join.
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Apple Show to Feature Exhibitors and Dinners
Exhibitors at the Apple Show in Lorain County will display apple and potato preparations with new lessons announced daily. A dinner for exhibitors, arranged by the Chamber of Commerce and the Ehrid Kiwanis Club, features Earl Tussing and F H Beach. The event includes an apple pie baking contest open to any county woman and demonstrations Saturday afternoon. The show occupies a Broad Street store room beside Capitol Theatre with judging to follow. Also reported, Lester Kate of Ambers was paroled from county jail after a 90 day sentence for a statutory offense, with 100 fine and costs.
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Tho State University Extension
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Newell
Broad Street
Capitol Theatre
Lorain County
Piaboled
Lester Kate of
Ambers
Keene
Nickel Output Forecasts War
Paris dispatch notes rising world nickel demand cited by military circles as a sign war may come. Nickel needed for shell cases armor plate and gun barrels. Canada exports more than quadrupled in six months vs 1932. New Caledonia also up. France has issued nickel coins. Holland imports from Canada surged to 1407 tons in six months ending Oct 1 with nickel oxide at 7564 tons, suggesting intermediary role for Germany.
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Efforts to Reach Accord on Debts Continue Amid Talks
The committee works to overcome obstacles to Russo American harmony. They plan to travel to New York Thursday noon for a banquet where Senator Borah will speak. Litvines plans to sail Saturday. If more days were needed to finalize the debts accord, the commissioner would likely delay his departure.
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Leffort
New York
Senaiter Borah
Litvines
Aera
Peane
Local tax collection woes and a dying man’s ad request
An imperfectly read notice from Cape Provines hints at a man in poor health blaming tax collection delays on civic debt. He asks friends to send funds and mentions a farewell ad urging fair handling of his estate and mowers, with vague references to TV and flowers after death.
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Cape
Maine
Mrs Stewart Dies At Home In Oberlin 69
Mrs Elizabeth Joanne Stewart aged 69 died Sunday at 158 Groveland Street Oberlin Ohio born in Sandwich Canada on February 26 1864 came to Oberlin in 1915 to educate her daughter and was a longtime member of the Rust Methodist Church She leaves a daughter Miss Lucille Stewart a sister Mrs Martha Brown three granddaughters Marjeri Marcelyn Elizabeth and a grandson Ellwood Funeral services were held at 230 PM in the Rust Church with burial in Ferncliff Springfield Ohio
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Oberlin Chest Drive Opens with Goal of $9000
A three day Community Chest campaign opens after 266 captains and workers drafted by director E J Sable. The drive reached the $9000 goal as captains and workers attended a dinner at Oberlin Inn with leaders briefing on plans for a football benefit game between College Panthers and Querl in.
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Old Timers Fight Benefit Game At Oil Field Arena
A benefit basketball game for the Oberlin Community Chest Fund will take place Wednesday, November 22, at 715 in Oil Field. Organizers expect a large crowd to watch the veterans clash.
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Appointment of Atta Beck Deputy Registrar of Motor Vehicles
The announcement by C W Merrell and Glen M Dally states Atta M Beck is named Deputy Registrar at 16 East College Street to issue license tags and represent the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. She starts December 1 and late December renewals are urged for 1934 licenses. commercial applications require a weight slip and must be mailed to Columbus.
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Moscow Family Portrait Ties Litvinovs To U S Phone Inauguration
In Moscow a Russian English couple Mrs Litvinov and her son Mischa pose at their home during the inauguration of the telephone service between Russia and the United States. Soviet commissar Maxim Litvinov, who led recognition talks in Washington, chats with his wife and child in a rare domestic moment.
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Moscow
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Professor Sims To Speak On Russia
Friday evening in the high school auditorium at 7 30 p m Professor N L Sims will present an illustrated talk on Russia under the Oberlin branch of the Association of University Women. The speaker promises an unusual film story of Russia relevant to renewed US Russian diplomatic ties and many Elyrians are expected.
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N. L. Sims
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Oberin
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Sims
United States
Hermit Wilhelm II Is Increasingly Isolated At Doorn
United Press reports the ex Kaiser Wilhelm II growing more of a hermit at Doorn. Averting crowds and illnesses, he rarely leaves his grounds, barring a village visit or stroll with a dachshund. Guards, a steel fence, and a cautious court surround him after last year’s assassination attempt.
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Cleveland Markets and Wooster Egg Auction Report
Cleveland markets show wide quotes across corn, wheat, flour and feeds with detailed prices for mill feeds, beets and vegetables. Cattle and hogs sit steady with notable livestock values. Wooster Co-Op poultry auction reports 283 cases with grade spreads for extra large to pullets.
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Cleveland
Wooster
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Wooster (C) Co-Operative Poultry Association
Balloonists survive swamp ordeal after airship landing
Commander Settle and Fordney described a perilous return from a high altitude flight. They landed in a swamp near the Delaware and Cohansey rivers after radio batteries were jettisoned. Fordney hiked through mud to reach a farmhouse, spending the night in the gondola before daybreak.
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Fordney
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Delaware
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