Local Corps To Take Part In Lorain Parade
Elyria's American Legion drum and bugle corps will march in Lorain for the fifth Ohio district conference. About 50 to 75 Elyria Legionnaires join corps from nearby cities in a 3:30 P M parade. The event at Hotel Antlers includes sessions, devotional, banquet, and a 1:30 P M business meeting with state officers.
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Elyria
American Legion
Lorain
Ohio
Elyria Legionnaires
Beraa
Oberlin
Wadsworth
Legion
Cuyahoga County
Lucas County
Architects Must Be Licensed in Ohio Under New Law
Ohio enacts licensing requiring architects to hold a license to sign building plans for permits. The law, effective now, restricts who may sign as architect on filings while permit processing allows others to draw plans. Mayor James A Hewitt reports the change and its impact on building approvals.
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Ohio
James A. Hewitt
Gineer
Dean of Cleveland Art School Dies in Chicago
Dr Henry Turner Bailey longtime dean of the Cleveland School of Art died in his sleep in Chicago West Side hospital after a three week confinement for a broken kneecap. He was 11 years in leadership helped triple enrollment and grow endowment. He resigned as dean in 1930 and earlier directed the John Huntington Polytechnic Institute advancing art and architecture instruction for students with limited means.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Henry Turner Bailey
Cleveland School of Art
Bailey
Fio
West Side Hospital
School of Art
John Huntington Polytechnic Institute
Hunger marchers demand city aid in Ohio
The State Committee of Unemployed Councils calls for a large heated hall to feed hunger marchers, free of charge, and for no police interference. Delegates aim to press relief measures as workers in crisis demand guarantees against starvation amid political betrayals. Signed W. C Sandberg, secretary of the Unemployed Councils of Ohio.
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W. C Sandberg
Councils of
Ohio
Death notices report Miss Betta Slater and others in Elyria
Miss Betta Slater aged 24 at Ridgeville born. died after months long illness at her home 138 Roorevalt Avenue. Funeral Monday 1 p.m. Sudro Funeral Home with Reverends Fowler and Young officiating. burial Ridgeville Cemetery. Also listed are Mrs. Mary Ellen Wack and Mrs. Emerett Robson with funeral details and survivors.
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Betta Slater
Roorevalt Avenue
Ridgeville
Elyria High School
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Cleveland
Charles Slater
Sudra Fieral
Teverend Fowler
Young
Ridgeville Cometers
Mary Ellen Wack
North Street
Albert Wack
Winifred
Eva
Dorothy
William
George
Arthur
Carl Yesbereer
Alyria
Methodist Church
Maccabees
Eagles Auxiliary
Rebekah Lodges
North Maton
Hyedna Elyria
First Methodist Church
Tose Kolh
Effie Wurst
Aunice Bua
William Taylor Fauver
Cynthia Piint Fauver
Local Justice Fines Curtis Allen for Intoxication
Curtis Allen, 24, was fined five dollars and costs in justice court this morning after arraignment on intoxication charges. He was arrested by deputy sheriffs last night. Fifty more bushels of apples were donated to Elyria’s needy families by E. J. Darby. Mayor James A. Hewitt said the apples will be distributed at city hall by city officials.
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Curtis Allen
Costa
Justice Court
Elyria
E. J. Darby
Henrietta
James A. Hewitt
Bigamy Charge Nolled in Lorain Common Pleas Court
Bigamy charges against Harry W. McClusky of New York were nolled in Lorain Common Pleas Court at the request of Prosecutor Don W. Myers and with court consent. McClusky had been indicted for bigamy after his October marriage to Rosella Lee McClusky of Lorain, and it emerged he had a wife and two children in New York. Extradition efforts from New York were previously pursued, with identification expert Gee Knapp noting a hearing was slated for December 4 before the case was dropped. McClusky’s family, described as wealthy, reportedly vowed to block state prosecution by any means.
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Harry W. McClusky
New York
Common Pleas
Don W. Myers
McClusky
Rosella Lee McClusky
Lorain
Gee, Knapp
Knapp
McCrvsts
Two Small Fires Reported Today
Elyria firefighters were called to two small fires today as a month-long fire outbreak persisted. The first occurred at Seahold Dairy, caused by a stack fire from a cat, with minimal damage. A second blaze at the Duplex Powder plant damaged a blower area, likely from a beating causing a flame, with no injuries reported.
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Elyria
Seahold
Ancarduis
Pire
Chet
Bates
Daniase
Accidents Take Eight Lives in Ohio During Thanksgiving
A United Press survey finds at least eight fatalities across Ohio in hunting and traffic incidents over Thanksgiving observances. Victims include Wood, 40, of Elyria, and numerous hunters from Akron, Cleveland, and other towns. An Ohio driver died when his car overturned after leaving the road.
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United Press
Ohio
More Dosne
Pomeroy
Aut Wood
Elyria
Seison Becan
Monroe
Vao Sicka
Louis Critenfeld
Akron
Floyd Timberman
Matta
Floyd Schumac
New Mailadelpha
George Leikz
Dvilerson
Carl Rudolph
Owen McGhuniss
Jackson
Onio
Cleveland
Anna Simmons
Ciartroith
Lford Tesenero Buncher
Clifford Pendry
Clinton Couptfirmatus
Baltimore and Ohio
Wilmington
Test Wells
Stafford
Woodfield
Ohi
In And About The Court House Functionary Declares Divorces
In And About The Court House the text records Margaret L. Mays Lorait granted a divorce from Lawreate on grounds of incompatibility and misconduct. Walter Yemmerman and Lora receive divorce awards in a separate case. Elsora files suit for divorce from John on unspecified grounds. Conrad Batson and Lommpans filed a suit related to an accounting claim.
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Margaret L. Mays
Lorait
Lawreate
Jodson OB
Thumpeou
Deeres
Ay Elsora
Miverer
John
Eridads
Aves Regiecind
Eriel
Ines
Tiva Vas
Lindbergh Lands Split Atlantic In One Day Flight
Charles A. Lindbergh piloted the amphibian American Clipper from Colombia to Kingston and Havana, landing at 6 29 a m after a 12 hour flight. The crew carried 14 900 pounds of mail and 34 900 in currency while 6 passengers rode aboard, with a minor takeoff mishap blamed on ground crew amid celebrations.
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Miami
Fla
Charles A. Lindbergh
North
South America
Lindbergh
Farranquila
Colombia
Kingston
Havana
Lee
Game Ends In Near Riot At Fairview High
Dayton report says Drie kert Wolf, son of Sheriff Fred Wolf, faces charges after a near riot at a game between Fairview High School and Miamisburg. Referee Wilbur Wist was struck in the face by Telbert Wolf while others entered the field. Sheriff Wolf aided in removing Telbert. Four Dayton men were arrested. Mayor Harry Weaver will prosecute them in Miamisburg tonight.
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Dayton, QC
Driekert Wolf
Fred Wolf
Getig Uetwern Tayeton
Fairview High School
Mianusburg
Warren Wolf
Telbert
Fairview
Wilbur Wist
Telbert Wolf
William Walker
Miamitpburg
Walker
Delbert
Dayton
Harry Weaver
Miamisburg
Solly Wart Taken To Ohio Penitentiary
Solly Wart, gangster linked to the murder of former Councilman William Potter, was moved to an Ohio penitentiary last night. He received three consecutive one to three year sentences for carrying weapons and faces grand jury action on robbery and shooting charges. a conviction could yield life imprisonment due to no habitual criminal status.
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Solly Wart
Cleveland
William Potter
Ohio Penitentiary
Bee
Hart
Balloonist Vanik Pursues Gas Bag Over Canada
Milford Vanik, a 19 year old balloonist who once floated 82 hours in a pressurized balloon and was lost in the Canadian wilderness four days, travels toward Dean Lake Ontario to recover his gas bag wreckage. He is joined by George Hinewan, John Copeland, and Anthony Fairbanks, officers and members of the Cleveland Balloon Club, all employed at the Great Lakes Aircraft Corporation.
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Cleveland
Milford Vanik
Dean Lake
Ont
Vanik
George Hinewan
John Copeland
Anthony Fairbanks
Cleveland Balloon Club
Great Lakes Aircraft Corporation
Grain Holdings Revealed By Farm Board Cooperative
Georgie Milner testified before the Senate Agriculture Committee on the status of farmers held grain under the Farmers' National Grain Corporation. As vice-president and general manager, Milner cited holdings on December 31: wheat 22,184,047 bushels. corn 742,000. oats 676,000. barley 108,000. rye 3,909 bushels.
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Bulletin
Washington
Georgie $. Milner
Wheat Cooperation and Stabilization Corporations
Federal Farm Board
Senate Agriculture Committee
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Milner
Bright Spots In Business World
A collection of regional business notes reports mixed activity with the Business Week index at 68.1 for the week ended Nov 1, up from 65.9, plus Perfect Circle Co raising production schedules by four percent at several plants. Fidel Investment Association cites first ten months volume at 19. Toy Gab shows a gain, New York Wasp Co. notes October net income of 49,074 and prior months totals. Market activity on the Lomestock Exchange faces varied results as holders react to shifting interests.
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United Press
New York
Sev
Steod
Business Week
Chicago
Perfect Circle Co
Hazerstown
Tipton Snd Sea Castle
Tadiata
Yvetroty — Fodrizi Motor Truck Co
Cus Naty
Fidel Investment Association
T&s
ST Lulis
Lomestock
Wasp Co
Oetehrr
Cone
O.toner
Courts Close In On Seven Men
Reports from Springfield detail arrests and trials linked to a robbery ring traveling from Springfield to Xenia Wilmington London and West Jefferson. Dr Ritche and several associates face perjury charges after a robbery at a West Jefferson gas station in 1950. Four other Springfield men, including Snider Arnett Toy and Neuman, are at trial stages. Neuman died in a car crash. one suspect, Snyder, is confined in Lima State Hospital. Deputy Sheriff Gorman Clark led arrests after the getaway car was found abandoned.
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Luandun
Springfeld
Olio
Pef
Pfhent
High Warmen
Uata
Ofivers
Court of Appeals
Ritette
Springheld
Darter
Ritchie
John Duffy
Springfield
Ohio
West Jefferson
Richie
Sama McAllister
Tris
Rvivin
Duffs
Thas
Retti
Jermi
Lima State Hospital
Xenia
Wilmington
London
Gorman Clark
Five men rob Rose Cigar store in Columbus
Five armed men robbed the Rose Cigar store in Columbus Thursday night, netting about four thousand dollars. The incident was reported from Columbus Ohio with other briefs noting a death in Cincinnati and plans for a Lutheran leagues convention in Columbus beginning that day.
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Columbus, CO
Rose
Reverend Lukens Accepts Pastorate In Columbus Ohio
Rev John N Lukens of Sowick toy near Pittsburgh accepted the invitation to become pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Columbus Ohio on November 27. A five day work week will begin next Tuesday and provide employment for 256 more men at the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad shops in the area. About 70 men are currently supported. William K Leonard former Ohio Manufacturers Association president dies in Piqua Ohio on November 27. He led the Lioxtery Co prior to its merger with B V Co. Josephine Markell of Mentor and DeWitt Eldred of Willoughby wed in Youngstown after Thanksgiving Day flight and were married at the home of Rev P S Schaffner Memorial M E church pastor.
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John N. Lukens
Sowicktoy
Pitsburgh
Bat
Fierst Presbyterian Church
Columuus, CO
Ohio Railroad
PIQUA
William K. Leonard
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Piqua Lioxtery Co
B. Vv. de Co
ATR
Youngstown
Josephine Markell
Mentor
DeWitt Eldred
Wiloughby
Mildredrev
Willoughbs
Schaffner
Memorial M. EF
Chr
Kreeiunitving
1St Baptist Church
Tires
Belden Belden Area Echoes Local Visits And School News
Belden and surrounding area residents visited at the Law home in Elyria and at Roy Rising’s home after hunting trips to Pennsylvania. A route 57 wreck east of Belden involved an Elmira vehicle. no injuries. The Beitley Bulletin first issue is out with five issues per nine weeks plus a senior issue. staff and faculty lists are included along with county orchestra members and home economics notes.
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Beldex
Edwin Law
Elytis
Eveniox
Carl Law
Roy Rising
Pennsylvania
Charlie Reisinger
Flyria
Merton Stock
Belden
Elyria
Beitley Bulletin
Hears Seuriver
Remy Schaefer
Ore
Walter Rundrock
Ms Rising
Kettie + ipa Mole
Neva Goodman
Leon Rising
Mary Dambaugh
Fore Stock
Esther Gest
Pearl Theodore Shelihathr
Wises Bunee
Arer Lerotas
Raen
Eutee Eaboraer
Pepi
Parker
goedmMan
Harold Crav
Peng
Lyon
Fred Veipinger
Oleeva Wyse
Sharlene Wise
Jeane Wise
Ithel Nichols
Ardell Baum
Erthel Gest
Mhel Dresge
Wilemene Mole
31Vester Schaefer
Malcolm Beers
Walter Sandrock
Merle Buckingham
Flaston Mole
Harold Gray
Dale Wise
Junior and Senior Orchestras and Class Officers Listed
The Junior Orchestra practices from four to five thirty and the Senior Orchestra from twelve thirty to one forty five. Senior Class officers include President Kathryn Mole and Vice President Betty Schacter with secretary treasurer entry setter, Pearl Feast, sponsor Mai Moors. Junior officers list Asttrer Giosts view president Mary Dambaugh, secretary treasurer Mardell Raum, social Neva Goodman, news Myrna Rising, sponsor Mr. Haight. Freshman officers: President Eleanor Neff, vice president Fred Reisinger, secretary treasurer LaVeras Abdvieh, news Margaret Reichter, sponsor My Teta.
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Mary Dambaulch
Vis
Kathryn Mole
Betty Schacter
Pearl Feast
Mai
Moors
Asttrer Giosts
Mary Dambaugh
Mardell Raum
Neva Goodman
Myrna Rising
Mr. Haight
Acer
Eleanor Neff
Tea
Fred Reisinger
LaVeras Abdvieh
Margaret Reichter
Ehiss
My. Teta
Farm Bureau Banquet Closes With 27 New Members
Sheffield reports the Farm Bureau banquet at East Oberlin Community Church hosted by the Farm Bureau for solicitors. George Smith and H C Chambers helped organize with teams named Bull Yog and Wid Cats. 27 new members joined. Speeches covered National Farm Bureau work in Washington and taxes.
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Sheffield
Lester Youtts
D. Chambers
George Smith
H.C. Chambers
Farm Bureau
East Oberlin Community Church
P. H. Rodgers
O- Himbia
Verry
National Farm Bureau
Washington, D. C
W. G. Caskey
R. F E. Campbell
New London to Host Soven Event
New London plans a November gathering hosted by Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church and the Immaculate Conception parish. The event aims to bring together parishioners from New London and nearby communities for a day of prayer and fellowship.
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SOVEN
London
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Rhitpeh
Market News and Local Church Services Highlight Week
Market notes from Cleveland show various produce and meat prices with mixed signals, while a series of non-Catholic and Catholic services will run nightly at the parish, with priests from multiple towns delivering sermons on themes like heaven and hell and duty to the church. Community notices cover visits, hostess gifts for a pastor, and local social events, including nieces and nephews visiting and Thanksgiving plans.
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Cincinnati
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Gallon
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Hamilton
Marietta
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Brookside School
BR. F. Jackson
P. L. Chambers
Charlies
Sehramm Road
Joe Reese
Oberlin Road
Walter Brown
Tenty Jackson
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West Side Lumber & Coal Co
West Street
Cleveland Prodice
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Mayrat
Aetary
Maine
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Elas
Naldover Ghotre
Nyast
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Albert Fare
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Shethy
Edw. McLaichlin
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Glder
St. Rose Church
Lima
Peayer
Mondas
Francis
St Paul's Church
Monsre
Joan T O'Connell
L. B
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Toledo
Conia Ee
Huydens
Wales
Lenin Doe
Louis Derker
Vermihon
PL EL Burks
Leslie Smith
Rome
Howard Smith
High Street
Reed Culbertson
West Ralem
CC. Baun
Sutherland
Roy Antes
Girard Ohio
Gordon White
C. E. Ward
Misa Cora Boongher
Western Reserve University
Minne
Louce Wickham
Fivine
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Mazda
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