Winners Announced At Lorain Apple and Potato Show
Winners of 86 apple and 14 potato exhibit awards were announced on the second day at 625 Broad Street. Reuben Miller of Brownhelm led with five firsts in plate displays, while Ella Hasenpflug and other local growers earned top honors in multiple classes including Stayman, Rome Beauty, and Baldwin varieties. Awards covered tray and peck displays with judges naming champions in several categories among Elyria, Brownhelm, and nearby town participants.
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Lorain County
625 Broad Street
Elyria High School
Reuben Miller
Brownhelm
Miller
Golden Delicious
Baldwin
Jonathan
Rhode Island
Rome Beauty
Webber Orchards
Henrietta
Donald Wasem
Carl Hasenpfing
Stayman
Rambo— Schoeptie
Lake Avenue
F. E. Schriver
Rome
Weber Orchard
A. J. Clemens
Wagener
Ralph McDowell
Ohio
J. Hoskin Eaton
Milton Eppley
Elyria
Eldred Brothers
J. Hoskin
Russell
Gerald Hasen- Hasenpflug
Wayne Leimbach Brownhelm
N. J. Hoskin
Gerald Hasenpflug
Bus Driver Seeks Sheriff Help Amid Greyhound Strike
A five year Greyhound veteran, fearful of trouble from a strike affecting all drivers, stopped at the Elyria sheriff's department seeking a convoy to Lorain. He refused to identify himself and stated he was Chicago-bound off his route with about twenty passengers aboard. Deputies believe he came from Cleveland via Route 10 and should be on Route 2 along the lake shore. Deputy John Hudak escorted him to Lorain.
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Greyhound
Sheriff's Department
Lorain
Elyria
Cleveland
Lake Shore
John Hudak
Elyria High Students Win Poster Contest at Fair
Lorain County Potato and Apple Show committee announces Elyria High School winners. Robert Mallory takes first prize of three dollars, Nig Mund Smith second for two dollars, Robert Hysell third for one dollar. Honorable mentions go to ten students. 71 posters by Elyria High art students directed by Miss Dorothy Jones are displayed at 625 Broad Street.
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Elyria High School
Lorain County Potato and Apple Show Committee
Robert Mallory
Nigmund Smith
Robert Hysell
James Lysaght
Sally Bayley
Corinne Rhoads
Richard Franklin
H. Kaminski
Peg Richmond
Missing Money Found in Prisoner Sock
Police recovered over $30 missing from L. O. Young of 418 West Ninth Street's possessions. Patrolman H J Indicott arrested him for intoxication at 9 pm. Sergeant Arthur Hurd and Sergeant Curtiss Hamlin aided in the search, locating the money in Young's sock. He was fined $1 and costs by Mayor Leonard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Young
West Ninth Street
H. J. Indicott
Young
Arthur Hurd
Curtiss Hamlin
Leonard Smith
Temporary Permit Issued for Plating Shop
The zoning board granted a one year temporary permit to C. R. Wheeler of 222 Ninth Street to operate a plating establishment at 120 Ohio Street during his lease term. Wheeler had appealed after Building Inspector Hart Dickason denied an occupancy permit for nonconformity with zoning. The board upheld the inspector's decision but allowed a limited concession.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
C. R. Wheeler
Ninth Street
Ohio Street
Wheeler
Hart Dickason
Potato winners named in local fair display classes
Rural Russets win by N. J. Hoskin with Gerald Hasenpflug taking second. In the peck display class, Gerald Hasenpflug places first, N. J. Hoskin second and third. Four-H Club class winner is Raymond Wiemels of La Grange.
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Ual
N. J. Hoskin
Gerald Hasenpflug
Raymond Wiemels
la Grange
Denmark Shipyards Swamped With Foreign Orders
Danish shipyards rush to meet a spike in demand from abroad as workload surges across major yards. Foreign clients increasingly place contracts amplifying production pressures and signaling a shift in wartime or postwar maritime activity.
Multiple Divorce and Suit Filings Across Court Districts
A wave of civil actions and divorce petitions were filed in local courts. George W Andress seeks divorce from Clara A Andress after a 1918 marriage with six children. John Schaible sues Samuel E Wurst for 2513.18 and foreclosure in Elyria. W H Kuhn appeals a justice court ruling to common pleas and sues A H Pfaff for 30.75. Helen M Rudy sues Snyder Buick Pontiac for 385 to recover unpaid compensation for William A Rudy. William R Miller asks the court to construe the will of Anton Ernst, who died in 1913. Burrell Jaycox sues New York Central Railroad for 10275 for injuries from a collision near Wellington October 9. Thelma Koppenhaffer seeks divorce from Ernest Koppenhafer on neglect grounds. Mary Dobbeck files for divorce from Peter Dobbeck on neglect and cruelty, married 1915 with one daughter. Leon W Jones is granted divorce from Olive S Jones, who regains her maiden name Olive Sturtevant, by Judge Guy B Findley.
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William R. Miller
Anton Ernst
Common Pleas Court
Mary Dobbeck
Peter Dobbeck
Lorain
Leon W. Jones
Wellington
Olive S .Jones
West Avenue
Elyria
Guy B. Findley
Olive Sturtevant
Prepare To Close Elyria Clinic
Preparations for closing the Elyria Clinic on West Avenue and Second Street are under way after nine years of operation. No new patients will be admitted after December 1 and patients requiring lengthy treatment are not being admitted now. The clinic opened in fall 1928 and the building, formerly the Elyria Home for the Aged, is now owned by a local bank with plans for future use unknown to clinic officials.
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Elyria Clinic
West Avenue
Second Street
Elyria Home For the Aged
Lorain County Agricultural Society elects seven directors
Members vote at the court house today for seven of twenty one directors to serve three years on the Lorain County Agricultural Society board. Seven incumbent directors seek reelection along with five new candidates. The society considers deed of fair ground and transfer of about $30,000 debt to the county to allow future fairs without overhead charges.
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Lorain County Agricultural Society
Court House
R. B Balls
Carlisle Township
C. C. Price
Black River Township
J. W. McHenry
Penfield Township
A. D. Crocker
Columbia Township
Sterling Mills
Ridgeville
Auto Overturns Four Times. Woman Killed in Fort Scott
Mrs. Floyd Bethel's automobile overturned four times after striking a man walking along the highway. The pedestrian was killed, while the Bethel driver and four passengers escaped without serious injury.
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Fort Scott
Kans
Floyd Bethel
Bethel
England cinema attendance reaches weekly peak near twenty two million
A report notes that about 22 million people in England go to the cinema weekly. The figure reflects high popular turnout and sustained filmgoing across the population.
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England
Three Elyrians Honored On Rescue Radio Program
Three Elyrians figured in a radio show recognizing heroism after an Elyria boy rescued another from the Black River. Lawrence Forbes 16 received a medal from Chronicle Telegraph circulation manager Russell Stokley Keefe Brussell 14 the rescued boy and Captain Arthur Roth of Cleveland police presented the award. The medal followed a dramatization of the rescue on Spang Junior Safety Police Club program broadcast from WPAM Cleveland. The rescue occurred in the Blick River after Blasei slipped on ice.
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Elyria
Black River
Lawrence Forbes
West Avenue
Russell Stokley
Chronicle-Telegram
Forbes Keefe Brussell
Westridge Street
Arthur Roth
Cleveland Police Department
Spang Junior Safety Police Club
WPAM
Cleveland
Blase
Sunday through Tuesday church and college events schedule
A dense schedule lists church services student classes and seminars across Finney Chapel and Oberlin College venues from Sunday November 28 through Saturday December 4. It notes times for worship at Fairchild Chapel and Finney Chapel, lectures by professors, recitals by student ensembles, and the annual Oberlin College Bands concert with notices of exhibitions at Allen Art Building and guest speakers in the School of Theology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Haskell Institute
Santa Fe Indian School
Allen Art
Fairchild Chapel
W. M. Horton
Installation of Oberlin lodge officers in Masonic meeting
Past Master J. H. Kutscher served as installing officer with BE Wigton as Grand Marshal. Officers installed include Worshipful Master C. F. Alter Senior Warden A. B. Chesbro Junior Warden D. W. Cochran Senior Deacon C. J. Weeks Junior Deacon J. B. Annable Secretary C. R. Graham Treasurer EB. A. Papworth Tyler W. G. Edwards Trustee C. H. Barricklow.
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Oberlin Lodge
A. M
J. H. Kutscher
BE. Wigton
C. F. Alter
A. B. Chesbro
D. W. Cochran
C. J. Weeks
J. B. Annable
C. R. Graham
EB. A. Papworth
Tyler
W. G. Edwards
C. H. Barricklow
Bible Sunday Observed at First Methodist Church
Bible Sunday will be observed at the First Methodist church Sunday morning at 11:00 oclock. Through the courtesy of Julian Fowler of the library, unique Bibles of age translation size and print will be shown. Any person having an unusual Bible is urged to bring it. The minister will speak on the subject The Bible: a Lamp a Flame a Sun.
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First Methodist Church
Julian Fowler
Parent Teacher Discussion Group to Meet Tuesday Evening
The Parent Teacher Discussion Group for Junior and Senior High school will meet Tuesday evening.
Thanksgiving Day News From Bunauu and Athens
Mr and Mrs Frank Loupgins and children of Bunaiu New York spent Thanksgiving with Mrs and Miss Hall James Zoom at Ohio State Athens. Virginia Carson of Ohio University is staying a few days with her mother Mrs W S Carson of Morgen street. Mr and Mrs Spencer Fullerton of Cleveland were Thanksgiving Day guests of his parents. Mr and Mrs Kemper Fullerton of Reamer Place also noted.
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Frank Loupgins
Chi.diven
Bunaiu
N.Y
Enner
Miss Hall
James Zoom
Ohio
Athens
Hov. Zuuam
Moreen
M.s
Virginia Carson
Ohio University
W. S. Carson
Morgen Street
Spencer Fullerton
Cleveland
Stu Kemper Fullerton
Reamer Place
Causes and figures of this year’s small potato crop
The article cites heavy June to August rains totaling about 20 inches, with September rains at only .87 inch, as a major reason for the comparatively small potato crop. It notes efforts like a joint dinner aimed at city and rural residents to foster better understanding, with remarks from A CC Cotton and local figures. The program featured musical and stage performances by local students and entertainers.
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A. CC. Cotton
Co. J. Hummel
Ralph E. Young
Kiwanis Culb
Alvin Portman
Kathyrn Fowl
Stage Arts Studio
Irving Plain
Gene St. Marie
Bicycle theft report in West Avenue neighborhood
Gene St Marie reports to police that his son’s bicycle was stolen from beside their home on Thursday night near 804 West Avenue. He provided details yesterday to the authorities seeking investigation and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene St. Marie
West Avenue
National Tube Co Schedule Shows Reduced Next Week
National Tube Company at Lorain outlines tentative operations for next week with the rail mill idle and no skelp mills scheduled. This week the rail mill and two skelp mills were in operation while five open hearth furnaces and two blast furnaces are set to run. Five days of work begin Monday for butt mills No 2 and 6 lapp mill No 5 and seamless mill No 1, subject to change based on orders.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Death Record for Mrs E T Evenson Avon
Mrs E T Evenson also known as Dorothy Erdman died at 6 45 a m after a period of illness following a move to Cleveland Sanatorium last Monday She leaves husband and four children Elmer of Lorain Kenneth of Ann Arbor Jean and Walter at home her Toledo mother in St Joseph s Hospital Lorain due to a hip injury a brother in Detroit and another in Washington State Funeral services are set for 3 p m Monday at Daniels Funeral Home on Detroit Avenue Cleveland
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AVON
E. T. Evenson
Dorothy Erdman
Cleveland
Elmer
Lorain
Kenneth
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Jean
Walter
Toledo
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Detroit
Washington State
Daniels Funeral Home
Detroit Avenue
Spitzer of North Eaton Died Suddenly at Home
U A Spitzer 1 died suddenly at his son W A Spitzer's home in North Eaton at 12 30 yesterday. His home was in Cleveland. He leaves two sons W A and Co M Spitzer, three grandsons and one granddaughter. Funeral Monday at 2 00 from W A Spitzer home with Rev Stevenson of Eaton Church of Christ officiating.
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U. A. Spitzer
W. A. Spitzer
North
Eaton
Cleveland
W. A
Co. M. Spitzer
Rev. Stevenson
Eaton Church of Christ
County fair debt clock winds down as odds of continuation debated
William Struck of Elyria, president of the Agricultural Society, favored keeping the fair alive only if the debt and annual interest of about 1600 dollars were cleared. A financial report showed a total fair board debt of 29,264.72, including a 20,36.28 mortgage, unpaid bills, premiums, and outstanding checks from the banking holiday. Proposals to turn the fairground over to the county aim to remove new debt risk, while opposition noted two fairs might be too many for the county.
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William Struck
Elyria
The
Agricultural Society
Struck
Robert Agate
Fair Board
Agate
Fair Association
Oberlin
Larend
Sandles
Ohio
William RB. Richmond
Markets Toledo Grain Prices and Quotations
Prices and quotations for wheat corn oats rye and flour provided by Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co. Quotations cover No 2 red wheat No 2 yellow corn No 3 white oats No 3 red rye and related flour and mill feeds. Yard and carload unit pricing by bushel barrel or ton with several grade distinctions.
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Toledo Grain
Ghain
Toledo
Italia
Asige
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Japan Moves To Seize Shanghai Customs Facilities
Japanese authorities announce they have taken over all Chinese government communications in greater Shanghai and may seize the Chinese customs if necessity demands. They control telegraph and radio outlets and plan to occupy cable offices to manage questionable messages while seeking cooperation from Chinese communications staff. Ensuing operation spots three uniformed policemen and seven plainclothes officers at Sassoon House with Chinese staff having removed gear.
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Shanghai
Japan
Government Radio Administration
Sassoon House
Seek Cancer Cause In Vegetable Germs
Dr L G Rowntree described experiments at the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia seeking a cancer cause in vegetable germ compounds. He reported 100 albino rats developed abdominal, fatal tumors after consuming wheat germ oil from plants via a separate process, with tumors arising in 12 oil preparations and transplantable in nearly all cases.
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Philadelphia
American Philosophical Society
L. G. Rowntree
Philadelphia Institute For Medical Research
Rowntree
Resignation shifts German economy power to Goering
Berlin Nov 27. The resignation of Dr. Hjalmar Schacht as Reich minister of economics concentrates control of Germany's economic policy in General Hermann Goering who is installed as provisional head of the ministry of economics. Goering will hold additional duties as the new chief economic policy figure.
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Berlin
Hjalmar Schacht
Germany
Hermann Goering
Goering
Ministry of Economics
County fair property valued over six figures faces state decision
The article notes a valuation exceeding $100,000 with the grandstand at $20,000. Mr Fox, secretary of the Reserve Goat Club, states the group of 20 members is fully in favor of continuing the fair. Deputy County Auditor Arthur Giles doubts commissioners can take over the property due to financial limits, suggesting no blame if they cannot.
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Fox
Reserve Goat Club
Arthur Giles
Hitler’s cabinet shakeup cited as seven week milestone
A fragment notes that a seven week period marked the most significant change in Adolf Hitler’s cabinet, highlighting its impact on leadership and policy during the era.
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Hitler
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
President Roosevelt sails for Florida fishing trip tonight
President Roosevelt completes two congressional messages then boards the presidential yacht Potomac for a Florida fishing cruise. The trip aims to deliver housing and highway act amendments to Congress next week while avoiding ports and aiding federal spending cuts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Florida
Miami
Potomas
Bahama Islands
James
Ross McIntire
Edwin M. Watson
White House
Warm Springs
Gainesville
Eleven Safe On Fog Bound Plane
Eleven people aboard a Starratt Airlines plane were forced down in northwestern Ontario by heavy fog. Pilot Ken Smith reported the ski-equipped craft safe at Dog Hole Bay on its Pickle Lake to Sioux Lookout route after 48 hours missing. Airway officials estimated return would be impossible for 20 hours due to fog, noting the crew and passengers had rations for days while search planes were grounded.
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Sioux Lookout
Ont
Starratt Airlines
Ontario
Ken Smith
Dog Hole Bay
Midway
Pickle Lake
Smith
Dexter Fellows, longtime circus ballyhoo man, dies
Hattiesburg Mississippi reports the death of Dexter Fellows age 66 at an oxygen tent after a long illness. He spent more than 40 years touring the country with the Big Top as a dean of circus promotion and hype.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Dexter Fellows
Circus Ballyhoo Men
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