Friendship Club drama showcased at Elyria High assembly
Elyria High School girls witnessed a Friendship Club program staged by the club cabinet. The event, designed to recruit new members for the coming year, highlighted planned activities, including a junior link for freshmen, and featured scenes from a world fellowship, a stadium football/cheerleading sequence, a senior farewell, and a minuet. Officers named Jeannine Shrubsole as president and Dorothy Altfeld as vice president, with Miss Roy Climer and Frances Lemon advising. Members must maintain good grades, character, and dependability.
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Friendship Club
Elyria High School
Friendship Club Cabinet
The
Iws
Aidine Pfaff
Pew
Miss Altfeld
Dorothy Altfeld
Mariaa Kemble
B.Z
Jeaneie Shrubsole
Dor Altfeld
Ada Ransom
Clara
Guire_ treart
Betty Barmeiz
Virginia Easler
Vivian Richards
Betty Agace
Ruth Oviert
Alberta Wright
Rings
Ruth Anne Sheldon
Lois Kiet
Nancr ©Field
Marian Stanford
Jane Hill
Nancy Miller
June Beck
Jean Bsistant
Marr Robson
Jean MecCrea
Roy Climer
Frances Lemon
Cemam
Egimro Red
Bine Spy
Robbery at Hiram Treasurer’s Office Reported
In Hiram O on Oct 2 two men bound and gagged two assistant treasurers during a hold up at the college treasurer’s office. They escaped with $350 in cash and checks and the victims’ watches. Victims were John A. Darsie and August Prrapal. the crime occurred during class time and was not discovered until the captives freed themselves and raised the alarm.
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Hiram. O
Hiram Colles
Jonhn A. Darsie
August Prrapal
Collsge
Sesson
Darsie
Fratapal
Exhibition At Fair Promises Record Hog Entrants
W B Richmond secretary reports Lorain county's annual fair will set a record with 85 hogs entered by Jed Richmond and 5 hogs by A D Crocker of Columbia Station. Crocker, a fair Heard member, leads entries amid a crowded exhibition slate.
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Lorain County
W. B. Richmond
Jed Richmond
A. D. Crocker
Columbia Station
Tran
Richmond
Crocker
Eric Aera O
Ang Rir
19th Century Club Starts New Year
The Oberlin Nineteenth Century Club opened its year with a meeting at Mrs O A Lindguts on Forest street. Mrs David Moyer presided as executive chair, led the meeting, and organized the program Emphasis included a report on a topic, with remarks by Mrs BR Sohagdicor and Mrs Johan Weed among attendees.
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Oberlin, CO
Nineteenth Centur
Bome
O. A. Lindguts
Forest Street
David Moyer
Moyer
A.su Pere
FL Sohagdicor
Johan Weed
Toledo University President Te Speak at Peace League Meeting
Te Speak under Querim Peace Es October 3, Te King Bus 2 the Men's Build. Phe League Present t a2 Of preeres on peace. Nash, former dean at Antioch, served as Executive Director of the League of Socuration. He was called to Toledo as president of the University in 1933.
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C. Nash
Tei
Nash
Antioch Coa
League of Socuration
Toledo
T. M. T. M. Club Meets At Home In Elyria
The T. M. T. M. club was pleasantly entertained last evening at home in Elyria by Clarence Foster and Winnins. Mrs. EOC.
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T. M. T. M. Club
Elyria
Pleasy
Clarence Foster
Mrs. Eoc
Lorain Rate Case Brief Filed in Public Service Dispute
A brief was filed with the Ohio Public Service Commission as Loreain City seeks to challenge the Tate agreement terms with Ohio Public Service Co. The filing asks the commission to set deadlines for briefs and to address the city's counter action. The city proposes seven respondents to file an answer brief. The case centers on whether Ohio Public Service Co. had the right to proceed after an earlier appeal and related data submissions.
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Ters of
City of
Lorain
Bu Commission
Tate
Ohio Public Service Co
The
Utilities Commission
Ohio Public Se Company
Canada
Ohio farmers aided by Red Cross in drought
A drought devastated Ohio in the fall of 1939 with temperatures near 100 and corn yields dropping to one bushel per acre. The Red Cross mobilized from one county in the Ohio Valley, distributing food, clothing, and seed, coordinating with national HQ, and helping farmers plant gardens and rebuild self respect. A grateful Oklahoma Chickasaw elder summed the effort with, Heap plenty food, little talk.
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Ohio
RED Cross
Teo Depres
Delaware
Texas
Patory
Oole
Ohio Valley
Ohio County
National Red Cross
Oho
Oklahoma
Schafer and Shirey Jackson Featured in Averize Event
Fragmentary report notes Schafer of Oberlin second and Mrs Shirey Jackson in Averize to be entertained on Paulsdey. A cover at the home of Mr on Souta Nats street with Mrs Jacksor Bust at their regular meeting on November 1.
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Schafer
Oberlin
Shirey Jackson
Averize
Paulsdey
Souta Nats Street
Jacksor
C.g
Club Hears Talk On Fraly And Ethiopia
The club hears a presentation about Fraly and Ethiopia by HR Moore head Seporimett Biz. The talk covers the region, its people, and related topics as part of the group's ongoing program.
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Fraly
Ethiopia
HR. Moore
Debate Subject At Cleveland Ins Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of de bare cheaches in Cleveland Ins Sunday a debate was chosen on whether to abandon a subject for this session. The brief notes mention Mrs Conner Guan of Toledo visiting her mother and Miss Consinges Sherman Sundar planning to take up teaching duties as part of the club activities.
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Cleveland
Sesson
Conderance
Seeded rate decision unsettled amid acceptance deadline
The commission weighs a proposed rate, but the acceptance period lapses without a clear agreement. The new price structure remains unsettled as negotiators run into timing and validity questions.
World Fair Readiness Hopes Weather Favor in Opener
Report from Detroit dated October seventh cites Armitage optimistic about weather and attendance for the World Series opener. Weather chatter, parishioner notes, and parade plans intersperse with updates on team rosters, ticket hunts, and police presence. The piece blends rumors of a large fan turnout with cautious forecast expectations, naming local figures and sports officials.
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Armitage
Schoolboy
H. H. Nye Elected By Masons
H H Nye is elected by the Gracely grand mas ons of the Grand sur, as announced in the local lodge proceedings. The report highlights Nye’s role within the Masonic organization and notes the formal installation timeline and upcoming community duties.
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Gracely
Grand Masons
The
Grand Sur
Defers Decision On Probation In Court Hearings
A probation hearing for Robert Wakefield alias Westfeld of Lorain was set for October 13. He pleaded to the charge of forgery this morning as the court noted his wife did not want him punished and the decision on probation was deferred.
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Sand Bart Mrbea
Robert Wakefield
Alias Westfeld
Lorain
Ortoher li
September car and truck sales in Torain County
Automobile bill of sale records show September sales of 173 new vehicles in Torain County. The tally includes 152 new passenger cars and 21 new trucks, down from August’s 198 cars and 30 trucks, but above September 1934 levels of 135 cars and 18 trucks.
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Torain
Boys Exhibit Plans At County Fair Extension Service Notes
Five boy assistants will handle exhibits at the county fair with Rupert Penfound in charge of animal displays and Norman Youngeberg overseeing the horticulture section. Carlisle directs the overall exhibits with support from Lewis and engineering staff. Forester Forest W. Ion contributes forestry displays, Kipten Cowell manages beekeeping and corn projects, and 4-H activities include pop corn and mature project judging.
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Rupert Penfound
Uai- Harshw
Norman Youngeberg
la Granze
Letras Gotre
Carlisle
Lewis
Stural Enginee
Peck
Dopcorn
Forest
RB. E.ckwell Kipten
Havshahrs
Terzices
Former Elyrian Named By Governor Davey
G. K. Miller of Deiphos was appointed to the state board of examiners for optometry. Dr. Mee Ter is the son of Dr. J. Miller, optometrist, of Elyrian.
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Elyrian
Davey
G. K. Miller
Deiphos
Ftar
Dar
Meeter
J. Miller
Eitr
Motorist Fined for Passing School Bus in Lorain
Howard Butler of East 25th street Lorain was fined 4 dollars and costs before Justice of the Peace Joseph Q. Petra on a charge of driving past a stopped school bus. He was arrested yesterday by Sheriff's deputies.
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Howard Butler
East 25Th Street
Lorain
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Q. Petra
Sheriff's
Admits Connecting Light Circuit With Clothesline
In Findlay Ohio Kenneth Homan aged 24 admitted at a coroner inquest that he connected an electric light wire to a clothesline causing a fatal shock to Hines 27 last Friday. He told Dr Crosby he had quarrelled but had not harmed her. A sanity hearing for Hoffman may be considered.
Court actions seek foreclosures in Lorain and Zeplin districts
George A. Miller administrator of Ida Miller deceased sues Cora M. Miller et al for foreclosure to satisfy a 24% judgment in Elzria. Lorain County Finance Co. files against Laddie Cervenka of Lorain over a car bought by Anthony Kohuth, now in default.
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George A. Miller
Ida Miller
Cora M. Miler
Elzria
Lorain Country Finance Company
Zeplevin
Laddie Cervenka
Lorain
Anthony Kohuth
Market prices and farm goods listing in Cleveland region
A fragmented price list for fruits vegetables and livestock feed shows items like cabbage lettuce kale and tomatoes with baskets and pecks priced. mushrooms fresh produce and eggs priced per unit or dozen. grain and mill feeds noted with farm equipment terms and department of agriculture references. scattered figures reflect market rates and supplier names in a historical trade snippet.
Toledo Plan Triumphs In Labor Crises
Toledo adopts the Toledo Plan a peace board mechanism to avert strikes by mediating disputes between workers and management at Ohio Clover Leaf Dairy. Edward F. McGrady guides the effort with a 18-member panel of industry labor and neutral members. The goal is to settle grievances through round-table talks before a strike or lockout occurs and to promote industrial harmony via voluntary community services.
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Toledo
Teledo
Entre Jueves
Ohio Clover Leaf Dairy Company
Peace Board
Edward F. McGrady
Ralph A
D-X
McGrath
Peace Heard
United States Department of Labor
Chamber of Commerce
Central Labor Union
Euady
Death Record Mrs Katherine Vehlber of Elyria
Mrs Katherine Vehlber 37 lifelong Elyria resident died suddenly at 3 39 yesterday at her Ridge Road home. Survived by husband Sam 35 years married and one daughter Mrs Marcella Schoenbachier with two grandsons. Also three sisters Mrs Shirling Cabaret Moloney Lorain and Mrs Emma Weber Cleveland and two brothers George Diedrick Cleveland and Peter Diedrick Wellington. Member of St Peters Ridgeville Catholic Sunshine Club St Matt and Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary. Funeral at 9 A M Friday at St Peters Ridgeville Father Rhein officiating.
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Katherine Vehlber
Elyria
Jnity
Sa Ridge Road
Sam Vehlber
Marcella Schoenbachier
Mars Shirling
Cabaret
Moloney
Lorain
Emma Weber
Cleveland
George Diedrick
Peter Diedrick
Wellington
Smythe Renominated for Ohio Chamber Board Seats
Smythe was renominated for a board seat on the Ohio Chamber of Commerce by the state nominating committee. He is one of two men nominated for directors, with fifteen board members renominated and six other nominees. Nominations will be voted on at the annual convention in Cleveland on November 5.
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Cb. Sin
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Columbus
Yesterdar
Simythe
de Onis
Cleveland
Elyria Legion Home finances show large debt reduction
At a recent Elyria American Legion Post meeting members reported a strong financial year with home indebtedness and special taxes paid to date. The mortgage on the Elyria Home has been materially reduced and is expected to be wiped out in six to seven years. Indebtedness stood at 39,000.00 on the home, with prior figures around 50,900.90. Reports also covered the National American Legion Convention. The meeting was well attended. A note mentions a major Irish descent figure in Honolulu.
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Elyria
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