Harter Accepts Debate Proposal With Sheck
Congressman Don W. Harter accepted Edward S. Sheck's plan for debates but urged narrowing to present public interest questions likely to reach Congress. He proposed three additional questions and argued incumbency and party leadership experience justify discussion of policy over personal clashes. He favored limiting debates to a few sessions focusing on major issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don W. Harter
Edward S. Sheck
Sheck
Harter
Congress
Supreme Court
Securities and Exchange Commission
WPA
PWA
Fourth Stop Added To Lorain County Corn Tour
The Lorain County hybrid corn tour adds a fourth stop next Tuesday after noon. C Hummel announces the new site at J H Miller farm Brownhenny Township to study K 23 and open pollinated hybrids. Previous stops include H L Leimbach Brownhelm Neal Ludwig Amherst and Frank Sweet Fields Corners with the first stop at Leimbach at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C [. Hummel
County Agricultural
J. H. Miller
Brownhenny Township
H. L. Leimbach
Brownhelm
Neal Ludwig
Amherst
Frank Sweet
Fields Corners
Leimbach
Clerk H E Agate Announces New Registrar Clerk
Clerk of Courts H E Agate announced the hiring of Miss Helen Savulak of Lorain as a clerk in the automobile registration department. She will replace Mrs Eleanor Schiff who recently got married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Agate
Helen Savulak
Lorain
Automobile Registration Department
Savulak
Eleanor Schiff
Traffic Lights Made In Amherst Flash Stop And Go Coast To Coast
Master Equipment Company in Amherst produces traffic signals used from Beverly Hills to Elyria. The firm, incorporated last December, plans expansion to add die cast signals and increase floor space as demand grows. L. P. Wottring, president, says shipments go nationwide and most lights are Master Signals with glare-free visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Beverly Hills
California
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
Master Equipment Company
Forest Street
L. P. Wottring
Wottring
Dustrial
Elylyia
Iver
American Crucible Products Company
Loran
Lorain Company
United States
Elyria
Broad Street
L. A. We
Vce
R Hy
Warren
Anager
I Don Granger
New York Man Hurt In Collision Near Wellington
William Steger of New York treated at Falls Clinic for head cuts and bruises after a head on crash on Route 18 one and a quarter miles west of Wellington. Steger’s car collided with a vehicle driven by Earl Watters of Wellington. Steger and Watters’ mother sister and brother rode in the second car and were unhurt. The Steger family had been visiting Minnesota.
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Wellington
William Sieger
New York
Falls Clin
Steger
Earl Watters
Watters
Sterer
Minnesota
Poland and Czechoslovakia face mounting border clash
News wires report rising tension as Polish forces mass near the border amid a dispute over Teschen and adjacent towns. Czechoslovak troops occupy contested territory while civilians prepare with gas masks as both sides brace for possible fighting despite the Munich accord. Poland aims to press its claims with mobilization discussions unfolding and international powers holding a reconfirming meeting if the dispute persists.
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Teschen
Poland
Karwin
Prynec
Aloracska Ostrava
Czechoslovakia
Chechoslovakia
Warsaw
Spo
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Morayska Ostrava
Industrial Safety Campaign Begins in Lorain County
Industrial Safety Campaign opens at midnight with over 300 Lenunp County firms expected to join. Awards offered for best safety records over three months, automatic enrollment this year, with additions likely. Sponsored by Division of Safety and Hygiene, Industrial Commission of Ohio, in cooperation with Elyria Lorain Chamber. Officials include Thomas P. Kearns chair, Claude Birch vice chair, Den F Williams and Walter Y Mahl. Elsra Chamber prize to grand winner. other division winners receive certificates. Participants must file monthly reports on hours worked and all accidents.
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Lenunp
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Otho
Elyria
Lorvit
Charmakers of Commerce
Lorain Chamber
Thomas P. Kearns
Claude Birch
Pfaudler Company
den F Williams
Lorain Chamber of Commerce
Walter Y Mahl
National Tube Company
Elsra Chamber of Commerce
Ihe Vatims
Industrial Commission
Poland Faces Border Crises as Prague Accord Frays
A broadcast heightens Polish-Czechoslovak tensions amid border clashes. Polish leaders fear Prague’s collapse as Slovaks pull from government. Estimates place Polish and Czech forces around 3.5 million and 1 million respectively, with Czechoslovakia possibly fracturing to 7 to 10 million if conflict escalates. Foreign ministers and ambassadors from six nations met in Warsaw as skirmishes across the border claim nearly 100 lives in a week.
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Prague
Lower Silesian
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Skoda
Pilsen
Joseph Beck
Warsaw
Germany
France
Italy
Great Britain
Romania
United States
Hungary
Pac
Deaths and funeral notices pile up in Amherst and Elyria
A string of obituaries and funeral notices from Amherst and Elyria details names ages and burial places. George Rufus Fox 87 of Union Street dies at home. services set for Sunday at Keith Andrews Funeral Home, burial in Clarksfield. Mary Wright, born 1853 in Popular England, dies at Elyria Home for the Aged. services Monday at 2:30, burial Ridgelawn. Josef Chismar of 621 West River Street dies after illness. services Tuesday at St Agnes parish. Serene Smith wife of George Smith dies at 10am. memorials at funeral home and burial pending. John M Diederich 62 dies at Amherst Hospital after illness. service at St Joseph’s Amherst, burial St Mars’s. Mary Schmickens Brandt 86 dies at North Main Street. rites at St Peter’s Amherst, burial Cleveland Avenue Cemetery. survivors listed including children and grandchildren.
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George Rufus Fox
Wellington
Union Street
Keith Andrews
C. W
Clarksfield Cemetery
Mary A Wright
Elyria
Miss. Wright
Popular
England
First Methodist Church of
Walter T. Wright
Denver
Colorado
C. $. Brown
Pasadenia
California
Taylor Funeral Home
Home For the
Frank Hicks
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Svoseon Losmar
West River Street
Murray Ridge Road
Chismar
Austria
Beer County
St Agnes Parish
John
Joseph
Steven
Andrew
Michael
George
Maury
Frans
Cleveland
St. Agnes Church
Serene Smith
George Smith
Berlinville
Ohio
Tira
Methodist Church
Pested
Edward Smith
Alice
Cees
Bernard Voelker
St. Lows
Voelker
Enid
Oklahoma
Suare Curtis
Ale Kemp
Carl
LaPorte Cemeterie
Amherst
John M Deoderich
Amherst Hospital
R D
Jenne Road
Gertrude Vogler
P. J. Diederich
Wiliam
N A. Diederich
Matt B. Diederich
Elgria
St. Joseph's Church
St Mars’s Cemetery
Elyrg
Max
Mary Brandt Amherst
Mary Schmickens Brand
North Min Street
Brandt
Bavaria
St. Peter's
Rose Opperman
Vermilion
Margaret Erhart
Barbara Schultz
Rose Kane
St. Peter's Church
C. B. Schmidt
Cleveland Avenue Cemetery
County budget shows large increases in aid and services
The document lists a total agriculture and promotion budget of 12 150 with 49 033 in miscellaneous including 25 000 for state institutions care 1 000 for crippled children and 4 000 for workmen s compensation A 20 000 item covers delinquent lands advertising County Auditor 39 330 includes 2 000 raise for employer compensation 1 600 for Board of Revision 2 800 for personal property assessing and more across offices with noted increases in clerks juvenile and probate court salaries and 70 000 aid for dependent children reflecting a year of expanded county spending.
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Board of Revision
Board of Elections
Common Pleas Court
Elyria Records Few Contagions in September
Elyria nearly cleared of contagious disease last month with only 17 whooping cough cases, plus one chicken pox and one pulmonary tuberculosis case. Measles and scarlet fever were absent. Health staff logged heavy preventive work: 507 visits by Kathryne Fulton, many tuberculosis and infant welfare activities, school and clinic duties, births, vaccinations, throat cultures, and skin tests. City chemist E G Currugs ran 337 tests, while FH Williams and G W Savage oversaw inspections, complaints, and meat market diligence.
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Elyria
Health Department
G. E. French
Board of Health
Kathryne Fulton
Ehemist
Increase in Elyria Fires In First Three Quarters of 1938
Elyria fire department records show 167 fires to date in the first three quarters of 1938, up from 14 in the same period in 1937. March 1938 had 44 fires, 21 more than March 1937. September totals dropped slightly year over year.
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Elyria
National Dairy Show Opens Next Saturday with Lorain 4-H Group
Eight members of Lorain County 4-H dairy clubs head to the National Dairy Show in Columbus, after earning tickets through dairy judging wins at the Lorain County Fair. The group includes John Love Brownhelm Wayne Aldrich La Grange Donald Simms Carlisle William Brill Brownhelm Neil Wise Grafton Robert Grobe Amherst Marshall Bligh Penfield and Erma Youngberg Carlisle.
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Lorain County
Columbus
John Love
Brownhelm
Wayne Aldrich
la Grange
Donald Simms
Carlisle
William Brill
Neil Wise
Grafton
Robert Grobe
Amherst
Marshall Bligh
Penfield
Erma Youngeberg
County Budget Increases Across Courts And Relief Funds
The county budget details increases for Courts to 26,920 dollars, Coroner 1,900, Sheriff’s Department 43,245, and Children’s Home 58,800, plus adds 1,000 for physicians and 6,000 for child maintenance. County Engineer 15,883, Ditches 11,050, Soldiers Relief 43,260, Blind Relief 9,318, with 18,000 for a contingent fund not included in the 742,460 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Children’s Home
Oberlin Indians Rally To Defeat Berea 13-12
Oberlin Highs Indians overcome the loss of star center Paul Hovey to a fractured ankle to edge Berea 13 to 12 at Morris Field. Campbell and Hudwell sparked a late rally with a key scoring play and a successful pass combination, giving Oberlin its second win of the season. Next Friday they host Fairview under lights at 7:45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kelly
Oberlin
Oberlin High
Indians
Berea
Morris Field
Paul Hovey
Campbell
Don Campbell
Robinson
Norm Willbond
Radamaker
Phillips
Obertin
Wilband
Herman Hudwell
Fairview
Oherlis
Brawn
College and City Grid Scores From Far-Flung Meet
A long list of high school and college results features teams from Columbus, Akron, Cleveland, and beyond. Notable scores include Columbus North 39, Columbus West 1, and Cleveland St Ignatius 26, with many smaller schools earning wins or losses across a sprawling slate of matches and exhibitions.
Moves to avert European war cited as success
Commentators said efforts to prevent a European war had succeeded, noting that war would have required sidelining domestic affairs. Although war is averted for now, US neutrality policy is expected to be a major congressional debate topic.
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Europe
United States
Congress
College events and talks schedule for October week one
Weekly calendar lists events at Finney Chapel Carnegie Library and Allen Art Building. Includes lectures by Oscar Jaszi on Czechoslovakia, Samuel Kao on The Present Situation in China, religious services, faculty meetings, a college football game against Oberlings and a cross country meet with Ohio Wesleyan, plus student receptions and an opening recital.
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Allen Art
Finney Chapel
Oscar Jaszi
Czechoslovakia
Carnegie Library
John W. Bricker
Ohio
The
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
School of Theology
Fairchild Chapel
Samuel C. Kao
Yunnanfu
West China
China
Conservatory
Barrows House
E. H. Wilkins
Oberlings
Kenyon
Ohio Wesleyan
Allen Art Building
First Church Activities in Oberlin and Community Notes
Church services and classes at First Church in Oberlin listed with times and leaders including James A Richards and Clarke J M Cochrane. Evening services feature sermons such as Vexing God and A Faith to Match the Hour. Oberlin Woman's Club holds its first meeting with a reception and conservatory quartet. travel notes mention professors and relatives abroad.
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Oberlin
James A Richards
Clarke J M Cochrane
First Methodist Church
Slee Whiteman
Ernest Yocom
C. T. Craig
Emerson Ane
Europe
Epworth League
Capen House
Methodist Parsonage
South Cedar
Oberlin Woman’s Club
Mes . H. Wilkins
Forest Street
Conservatory
Court verdict awards prosser daughter loan case in Elyria
A jury in Common Pleas Court awarded Mary A. Prosser of Elyria four thousand two hundred fifty nine dollars against her daughter Ida B. Kruger after Prosser claimed she loaned the money two years ago and Kruger argues it was a gift. Lorain County Savings and Trust Co sues Clarence J. Smith for three thousand five hundred nine dollars and seeks foreclosure of property in Avon Lake. Isabel Denger seeks divorce from William Denger on cruelty grounds. they married October 18 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Mary A. Prosser
Elyria
Ida B. Kruger
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Clarence J. Smith
Avon Lake
Isabel Denger
William Denger
Says Jobs Available Here For Girls
Unemployed Elyria girls may secure jobs through the Ohio State Employment Service run by the state with no charge. Lorain County office manager Louis A. Lieb said the bureau cannot meet Elyria employers demand because too few girls are registered. Openings exist in Elyria stores businesses restaurants and homes. Girls seeking work should register at the bureau any morning between 9 and 12.
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Elyria
Ohio State Employment Service
Louis A. Lieb
Lorain County
Broadway
Lorain
Dreamland Theatre
Ellyria
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F. A. Humphrey
Park Ad Shop Market
East Bridge Street
Mary A. Wright
Joseph Cosemar
Catherine Smith
John M. Diederich
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broads
FH Willams
G W. Savage
G. J. O'Connor
13Th St
Oberlin Indians
Lolleses
Mabrihe Sla
Nagata
Detiut
Wescury State At
Texas Tre Opac Eee
South Georga
Morne
Tedjin
Pereait
Layton
Theo Baylor
Norwalk
Woodward
Yetta
Fha
Gelyou
Ashiind
Bree Oh
Youngstown South
Akron South
Canton Lehman
Ashtabula
Liverpool
Akron West
Youngstown
T Struthers
Coshoetanou
Cambridge
Akron
Buchtel
Canton St. Dann's
Nopwatk
Pail
Verm'lion O
Barberton
Akron North
Fairport
Sandusky
Willard
Tiffin Dinter
Till Calvert
Dever
Alvan Kenmore
Coventree
Shater
Bedford
Gartiaid Heights
Euclid
Wee Ryare
Beek Sieveland Rhodes
Cleveland St
Ignatine
Meveland
Tineoly
Claveland Marshall Fv
Clyeland
John Hay
Glenville
Springfield
Calumhus Time Family
Cinclanati Teger Bacon
Cinaln
Ween
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Esther Wood
Professor St
College
Bosworth Hall
James Brand House
Leonard Stidley
Women’s Association
J. I. Willis
Elmwood Place
John Williams
Marion
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
V V. Lytle
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Poled Ghats
Closah
Peters
APOE
Department OF Agr
Perent Dairy Risset
Washinton
USA
ONG NT AG
Hain
Ihn & Freon
Montana Millingg Co
Cora
Shurhel
Boye
Jess
Lower Fort Basket Nfote
Celery
CROOK
City Cab CO
al Brown
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