Elmhurst Eagles Frolic Draws 800 For Outdoor Fall Festival
Eight hundred attendees joined the Elyria Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles at Hedges Lot in La Porte for an all day outdoor Fall Festival. The event featured a parade led by Wellington German Band, races, contests, games, and dancing with Worthington’s Dance Band performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Wellington
Walter Sutliff
Karl Kaiser
J. L. Mathis
William France
Gerald C. Nali
Clarence Dick
Oscar Dunn
Mel Brown
Has-Beens
Wrould-Bes
Raymond Smith
Flora Stamas
Mark Kaminski
Maggie Jiggs
Carl Andrews
Thomas Dunlop
Steve Kaminski
Eloise Varsey
Miss C. Dumas
Richard Blythe
Wits Dewey Hull
Jack Kyron
Hubert Smith
Rita Yunker
Eva Jacobs
Worthington
Jarcox
Charles Ferrea
Lorain
Store Steam Mimics Fire At Elyria Silk Shop
Firemen arrived at the Clear Silk Store at 493 Broad Street to a mistaken blaze. The radiator overheated, steam filled the storeroom, and the crew shut off the system. Damage was slight, with some stock and furnishings affected. Hose Company One, Engine Company One, and Ladder Company One responded as onlookers gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Broad Street
Hose Company Number One
Engine Company Number One
Ladder Company Number One
Intellect Alone Never Creates or Invents Informs Us
A concise aphorism notes that intellect by itself does not generate new things but informs what exists. It emphasizes the value of knowledge in guiding discovery and innovation rather than acting as the sole creator.
Three Boys Turned Over For Bicycle Shop Theft
Three boys were turned over to juvenile authorities by Po- Hee Chief E. J. Stankard for stealing several items from Albert Lapp's bicycle repair shop on Lexington avenue. Patrolman C. E. Parker arrested them near the B. & O. railroad by Lake avenue. They admitted the break‑in at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po- Hee
E. J. Stankard
Albert Lapp
Lexington Avenue
C. E. Parker
Lake Avenue
Egg Crash Involving James Ford Shatters $100 Item
James Ford of 111 Pine Street drove on Oberlin Road at Stop Five and struck a large wooden egg valued at $100 in front of Ss. J. Schenk a poultry man. The egg four feet long was demolished and Ford collided with a produce stand before being jailed until this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
James Ford
Pine Street
Ford
Oberlin Road
Stop &O
Ss. J. Schenk
Man Fined for Driving While Intoxicated After Crash
John Masle was fined $50 and costs after arraignment before Mayor W. H. Vanoster this morning for driving while intoxicated. Motorcycle Patrolman C. E. Parker arrested him on Lake Avenue Saturday night following a crash at the intersection of Lodi and Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Masle
W. H. Vanoster
C. E. Parker
Lake Avenue
Lodi
Lake
George Valosko Fined for Liquor Rule Violation
George Valosko was fined five dollars and costs after being arraigned before Mayor W H Vanoster this morning. Patrolman C E Parker arrested him for drinking government store liquor in a place licensed to sell liquor by the drink where patrons cannot take bottle liquor off the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Valosko
Lque
W. H. Vanoster
Valosko
Fatrolman
C. E. Parker
Police seek Lucile Derby missing from Henrietta
Police search for Lucile Derby 29 percent tall blue eyed five and a half feet long dark hair absent from home since May. Father HO Derny reports arsenic exposure and suspects she may be in Elorca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Derby
Henrietta
HO. Derny
Elorca
Coal Theft Fined for Susie Topoli at City Hall
Susie Topoli of 217 Woodford Avenue was fined 29 dollars by Mayor W. OH. Vannster this morning for stealing a ton of coal valued at five dollars from the B. & O. Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Topoli
Woodford Avenue
W. OH. Vannster
B. & O. Railroad
Car rear-end collision reported by police
A car driven by A C Hawkins of lie Cleveland street was slightly damaged in the rear Saturday evening when it was struck by a car driven by J F McNatty of North Olmsted, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hawkins
Lie Cleveland Street
J. F. McNatty
North Olmsted
Walter Graber Fined for Intoxication in Local Arraignment
Walter Graber of 232 14th Street was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication after arraignment. He was arrested by police Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Graber
14Th Street
W. H. Vanoster
Mayor fines Howard Barris for disorderly conduct
Howard Barris of 148 Abbey Road was fined $5 and costs after being arraigned before Mayor W H VanAster this morning. He was arrested by police Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Barris
Abbey Road
W. H. Vanaster
Sle
Rugs Stolen From Porch On Saturday Police Report
William Wagner of 299 Weat Bridge Street reported three rugs valued at 12 dollars stolen from his porch on Saturday according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wagner
Weat Bridge Street
Court suits and divorces filed in Lorain county docket
The Cleveland Trust Company sues Boris Yanovitz and others of Lorain for 9200 on a promissory note with foreclosure sought on Lorain property. Alex Taskev seeks divorce from Elizabeth Lasky of Lorain on gross neglect and extreme cruelty, married 1911 with four children. Robert Eglin sues O S Brown of Lorain to partition property in Penfield township. Carrie C Manne sues Leo Theobald of Lorain et al to quiet title to Lorain property. Lizzie Taggett seeks divorce from Joseph Taggett on gross neglect, married in 1926. Hilma Hunt granted divorce from Howard Hunt for wilful absence, $6 weekly alimony for child. Rotary Machine and Engineering Co. granted default judgment against The Romeo Pump Co. of Elyria for 5178, per common pleas court records today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Trust Company
Boris Yanovitz
Lorain Et al
Lorain
Alex Taskev
Elizabeth Lasky
Robert Eglin
O. S. Brown
Penfield Township
Carrie C. Manne
Leo Theobald
Et al
Lizzie Taggett
Joseph Taggett
Hilma Hunt
Howard Hunt
A. R. Walchbar
Rotary Machine and Engineering Company
Romeo Pump Company
Elyria
Common Pleas
Ben Nevis Claims Highest Peak in British Isles
In Scotland Ben Nevis rises as the tallest mountain in the British Isles at about 406 meters above sea level, a landmark for climbers and visitors, noted in regional geographic reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
British Isles
Membership Drive At Elyria YMCA Opens Next Week
Plans for the annual membership campaign of the Elyria YMCA are being rushed to completion. The event runs all of next week starting Monday with ten men’s teams seeking memberships under Dan B. Symons, president of the YMCA. In the boys division each club is represented by a team led by Robert H. Goacher, with space for a few volunteers. Men’s teams are split into two divisions of five. Captains are being selected. no membership goal is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Y.mocoas
Dan B. Symons
Y. MI. OC. A
Robert H. Goacher
Goacher
Death of Mrs Rosalie Hagman 71 at La Grange Road Home
Mrs. Rosalie Hagman aged 71 died at her La Grange Road residence Sunday after a two week illness. Swiss-born longtime La Grange Township resident survived by husband August Hagman and daughter Mrs Fioxsd Buswell of Wellington. Funeral from the home Tuesday October second at 2 PM with Reverend J McAlpine officiating. Burial in La Grange Cemetery.
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Rosalie Hagman
la Grange Road
Switzerland
la Grange Township
August Hagman
Fioxsd Buswell
Wellington
J. McAlpire
la Grange Cemetery
Death of Nettie V. Allen in Columbia Ohio
Nettie V. Allen died Sunday morning at her Columbia home after a lingering illness. Born in Columbia in 1869 she lived there her life. She was a Baptist church member and wife of George Allen. Survived by three sons Ray Donoghue Floyd Allen and Fores Allen and a daughter Lora Colter. Funeral arrangements set with Taylor's Funeral Home and services Tuesday afternoon with burial in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie V. Alen
George Allen
Columbia
Ohio
Mrs. Allen
Baptist Church
Ray Donoghue
Floyd Alien
Alien
Lora Colter
Taylor
Camatass
Obituary Notice for Lous McRennes of Lorain County
Lous McRennes of Elyria Ohio died Sunday morning after a long illness. He was 84 and had lived in Elyria for 12 years, formerly from Carre sie Pennsylvania. He worked 34 years at National Tube and 29 years as a chemist in laboratories. Survived by widow Martha, son Robert H. of Lorain, daughter Mrs. Dorothy Scott of Elyria, and five grandchildren Audrey Eunice McKenney Carol Joan Louis Senet. Funeral at Matthew's A. M. E. Church in Lorain Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. Reverend Wright officiating. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery family plot.
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Lous McRennes
Martha
Robert H
Lorain
Dorothy Scott
Elyria
Audrey
Eunice McKenney
Carol
Joan
Louis Senet
Matthew's
A. M. E. Church
Borain
Wright
Elmwood Cemetery
Club Activities For This Week In Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio October 1 Monday Officers to be installed by Frank E Peck Chapter of DeMolay at Grange hall. Women’s Progressive Club meets at Mrs Mattie Johnson’s home. I T Y T Mo club theatre party. Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters meet at Mrs H M Tapper’s West Ridge home. Tuesday October Nineteenth Century club begins fall meetings at Mrs Ernest Yocom’s Woodland avenue. Literature department of Qbertin Women’s Club opens year at Mrs J A Richards Forest street. American Lesson Auxiliary regular meeting. Bethel Class starts fall meetings at Miss Clara Reeves Willard Court.
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Oberlin
Frank E. Peck
Order of DeMolay
Grange Hall
Women’s Progressive Club
Mattie Johnson
Pythian Sisters
H. M. Tapper
West Ridge
Cclub
Ernest Yocom
Woodland Avenue
Qbertin Women’s Club
J. A. Richards
Forest Street
Clara Reeves
Willard Court
Community notices list church events and club meetings
On Wednesday October 3 various gatherings are planned. Mes Miller hosts the Merry Wives at East Collegee street. The Baptist Missionary Society meets at Miss Etta Knanp’s home in Ei ria. The Women’s Association of the First Church hosts a Home Coming Tea from 3 84 to 5 00. Junior Star Bridge meets with Mrs J G Holand at the Children’s Home. Pythias lodge holds a regular meeting October 4. Wee Russa club conducts an all day meeting at Navin Park as noted.
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Fo. Miller
Merry Wives
East Collegee Street
The
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Etta Knanp
Eiria
Women's Association of the First Church
James Brandee
J. G. Holand
Wee Russa Club
Tae
Mra
Ho OW
Beignier
Navin Park
Camfers
Oberlin Women and W R C Hold Regular Meetings
The text notes upcoming gatherings: a regular meeting at Mrs Standen's home in Elyria on Friday October 5, a Music Department meeting at Mrs K N Hall’s South Professor street, a 2:50 PM W R C meeting in Legion rooms with a noon pot dinner, and Past Presidents of the Women's Relief Corps joining for a pot luck lunch at noon in the Legion rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women's Club
K. N. Hall
South Professor Street
Legion Rooms
Women’s Relief Corps
Oberlin and Berea play to scoreless football clash
Oberlin and Berea fought to a 0 0 draw on Friday at Berea with neither side scoring. Oberlin nearly reached the four yard line in the third quarter but could not cross the goal.
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Oberlin
Berea
Fottous
Bere White
Ross Wall
Rademaker Osmer
Sourville Droll
Lerain County Legion Auxiliary to Meet October 3
Lerain County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday October 3 at 9 oclock at Lexington Avenue Lerain. All members of the unit are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leraitn County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary
Lexington Avenue
Lerain
Tisch School
Wellington News Items Contact Points
Wellington residents are urged to phone local news items to MES Violet Curti ce at 301 Herrick Ave East for deliveries or complaints. Missed copies or delivery issues should be reported to Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland 156-1.
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Wellington
MES
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Death Notice for Earl H Blockson of Elyria Ohio
Earl Hamilton RBlockson 44 died Sunday at 4:89 a.m at his home 217 Cleveland Street after a two weeks illness. He was a machinist with National Tube Company born Marion Ohio March 25 1890 and lived in Elyria fourteen years. Survived by wife Minnie and two children Donald and Helen Louise. He also leaves three brothers Clay Blockson Went Har lex Marion and William Toledo and sisters Mrs Walter Ferrer Mrs Joseph Pretty man Mrs George Strawser Mrs Frank Shaffer Mrs Louis Roseling. Remains to Marion home of Mrs Walter Fetter 33 Carrer avenue Tuesday. funeral Wednesday 9 a.m. at St Marys Church Marion. Burial St Marys Cemetery Marion.
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Earl Hamilton
Clay Blockson
Went
Harlex
Marion
William
Toledo
Laumer
Frank
Walter Ferrer
Joseph Prettyman
Marton
George Strawser
Elyria
Frank Shaffer
Detroit
Louis Roseling
Roscommon
Michigan
Bittner
Walter Fetter
Carrer Avenue
Ohio
St. Mary’s Church
Spiekelman
St. Mary's Cemetery
President discusses NRA reforms and economy gains
The President notes a small minority believe gambling replaces work as the path to wealth and outlines NRA reorganization under General Hugh S Johnson. He concedes heavy industry has lagged behind general business but stresses there is no magic formula to revive it overnight, while acknowledging overall trade and industry gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
National Recovery Administration
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Wellington Woman Delivers FERA Talk At Club Meeting
Mrs Violet Curtis of Wellington chaired the Womers Division of FERA for Lorain County at the first business meeting of the year in the Congregational church. She spoke on Here and Now and outlined FERA plans to find jobs for women, noting 160 Lorain County women are employed, a high percentage with only Cuyahoga and Franklin County employing more in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Violet Curties
Ehatesman
Wemers
FERA
Lorain County
Business and
Congregational Church
Curtiees
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Franklin County
Columbus
Young group aids King's Daughters with food and flowers
Thirty members contributed to make twelve baskets of focwstuffs and six bouquets of flowers for needy families designated by the Kings Daughters. This marks their first cooperative effort with the organization, and the service will be repeated later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Kings Daughters
FERA Pool Committee Plans Details for Orrville Visit
Postmaster Ray Coates chairs the FERA Pool Committee with Mrs Violet Curtice Allan Branson Paul Crawford and Willis Hines at the Mayor's Court Room Friday evening. Village Engineer Tom Laundon presented pool pictures and specs from other states. Committee will visit Orrville Sunday for detailed specs costs and operation data with another public meeting to follow once information is compiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FERA
Ray Coates
Violet Curtice
Allan Branson
Paul Crawford
Willis Hines
Mayor's Court Room
Tom Laundon
Orrville
Community clubs aid Kings Daughters at Relief Rooms
The 4 I Flower Clubs Rainbow Jr Sunny Siders joined Kings Daughters to open the Winter Relief Rooms on Tuesday afternoon. Members contributed vegetables and flowers to support needy families as the season begins.
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The
Rainbow, Jr
Sunnysiders
Kings Daughters
Philathea Class Meeting and Local Notices
Mrs. Tom Sheldon hosted the Philathea Class of the Methodist church Friday evening with devotionals led by Mrs. Herbert Fisher. Guests enjoyed a reading by Mrs. T. M. Pfeiffer and guessing contests hosted by Mrs. Blanche Smith. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Luella Moehle, Mrs. Mattie Foster, and Mrs. Lena Dibble. 28 members attended. Birth announcements include a son, James Elbert, born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. E. Bachtell of Medina at Memorial Hospital Elyria. Sidney Sardus Warner Ill of Toledo visits with aunts Margaret and Jeannette Warner while his parents attend a wedding in Boston. Mrs. Gertrude Holland returns to duties at The First Wellington Bank. Flora Harr of Cleveland visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Horr, South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sheldon
Methodist Church
Herbert Fisher
T. M. Pfeiffer
Blanche Smith
Luella Moehle
Mattie Foster
Lena Dibble
Harry FE. Bachtell
Elberta Watters
Medina
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
James Elbert
Sidney Sardus Warner
Toledo
Margaret
Jeannette Warner
Sidney Warner
Boston
Flora Harr
Cleveland
Mrs. C. W. Horr
South Main Street
Roosevelt Defends New Deal Policies and Unemployment Relief
President Roosevelt defends public works spending and the New Deal, arguing unemployment is a major cost to society and declaring he will not accept a future with a permanent army of unemployed. He stresses private initiative and patriotism, reviews NRA emergency measures, and contrasts U.S. approach with England’s inaction.
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NRA
Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
England
YMG A Clubs Resume Activities at Elyria YMCA
Elyria YMCA announces new boys leadership club and the restart of four other clubs after summer. Meetings planned include the Jefferson Torch Club at 8:15 p m tomorrow and the Freshman and Junior Stamp clubs this week. Roles listed for Goacher, Long, McClellan, Reineck, Cornelius, Frederick, and Weller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Y. M. G
Robert H. Goacher
Association
Goacher
Rodney Long
William McClellan
Robert Reineck
Jefferson Torch Club
Rifle Club
Homer Ross
Dale Cornelius
Junior Stamp Club
Robert Frederick
Earl Weller
Ohio banking board urges reforms for safer system
The board cites weaknesses in state banking supervision and calls for tighter capital requirements, restrictions on real estate loans to 30 percent of value, a 1 to 10 capital to deposits ratio, and a 100 percent surplus funded from earnings. It also recommends ending interest on demand deposits, creating multiple banking to serve small communities, revising trust company laws, and clarifying treatment of debentures as capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tme
Ohio
Mene
Barking
No title in this fragment from a presidential address
The speaker rejects claims of undue orthodoxy amid emergency measures. He notes criticism from the conservative British press about U S reforms mirroring English moves from a decade earlier. He favors a broader liberty that expands freedom and security for the average man over a regimentation by the privileged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Markets and Produce Prices Report from Cleveland Area
Market bids across butter eggs poultry and livestock show steady demand. Prices listed include butter 9c extra, eggs 28 4y, poultry items with various weights, Jersey and Ohio potatoes at 65 per 100 lb bag, oats and corn by the bushel, and livestock values for cattle hogs sheep and lambs with price ranges. Commodity quotes from local mills note flour and feeds with regional grain and hay pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catia
Springers
Springers Leshorns
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Market Prices for Produce Include Beans and Peppers
Readable prices list shows green and wax beans at least 30 cents per bushel, limas 30 to 65 cents per basket, shelled 15 to 17 1/2 cents per quart. Cabbage bids around 65 cents a 25 to 16 basket, cauliflower heads about 4 percent, peppers green and sweet 25 and 1s per basket, tomatoes from Acme at 20 to 35 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fev Kogher
Fourth Annual Lorain Industrial Safety Campaign Under Way
Lorain county launches the fourth annual Industrial Safety Campaign aligned with the National Safety Congress in Cleveland. Campaign offices opened in Elyria and Lorain Chamber offices as leaders urge enrollment. hundreds die or are injured yearly in Ohio industry, costing about 90.9 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
National Safety Congress
Cleveland
Lorain
Congress
Elvris Chamber of Commerce
Lorain Chamber of Comijevea
Division of Safety and Hygiene
The
Industria
Commission of Ohio
Elvria Chamber
Ecampaiar
Dtate
Cafery
Diverone
Jane Paton
Thomas ©. Kearns
HM. Schnerer
Schnerer
Farl D. Bevon
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Eampaign
W. Rowes
Toratin Chamber of Commerce
Lotain
Rowley
Ohio
Tie
France must stay on gold standard says Doumergue
M. Doumergue warned that abandoning the gold basis would trigger currency chaos and ruin France and its bondholders. He urged France to preserve the gold standard to protect national savings and global currency stability, noting the franc as a cornerstone of world monetary order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Europe
M. Doumergue
Testimony on Mass Attendance and Baptism In Probe
Mrs Keiflich testified that the child never attended mass and was baptized Protestant. She said the mother did not read to or teach the child. During a trial debate the witness began to speak and Justice Carew admonished her with a tongue clamp remark.
Young Men's Club Meets With Music Night at Y M C A
The Young Men's Club will meet tonight at the YMCA with a music and entertainment program led by chairman Wilbur Gaston. The event aims to provide an evening of varied performances for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Club
Young Men’s Club
Wilbur Gaston
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Cas Gulf Tire
Alfred Alten
Sederis Restaurant
Drla
Dane
YMCA
Nettie V. Allen
T. L. McRenney
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
Pleasant St
Barbar Hart
Mansfield
Obera
Farl Hamilton Blockson
YMG. A
Gnaivn
Mild Freed
Sheets Elevator Io
Fairvehiod
Homegrowers' Market
OF Business
Om E
Xterior H
Way
Nou
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O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
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