Amendment proposed to allow serving meals in Class A residence districts
The city council will receive an amendment from the building and land committee and planning commission restricting meal service in residences by reservation or solicitation. No beer wine or liquor would be served and hours would be 6 am to midnight. The measure follows a tea room dispute involving Mrs William Krieg at 326 West Avenue and reflects enforcement concerns with similar operations elsewhere.
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Council
Building and Land Committee
Council Building and Lands Committee
Planning Commission
William Krieg
West Avenue
Black defends rights in outspoken bench speech
Justice Black denounces insinuations of intolerance amid debates on religious and racial tolerance. He cites his record in the Senate, listing friends across Jewish and Catholic circles and African American allies, and warns against political use of his stance as a shift from constitutional guarantees. Authorities note reactions from Justice McReynolds and Chief Hughes as the issue unfolds.
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Black
Clause E. Hamilton, Jr
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hamiltons
America
Supreme Court
Senate
Court House Notes and Local Crimes Report
In And About The Court House officers logged stray bullet incidents from boys target shooting near Brownhelm Station. Deputies Paones and Kubishke reported car theft recovery near Oberlin and a field exit by a suspect. Several divorces were granted by Judge Cook. A verdict found The International Workers Order liable to Peter Piros for a life insurance policy. Divorce suits and a rape sentence were recorded. Political speech by Black referenced in ongoing court-packing controversy. Black planned to address reporters in Norfolk after prior media scrutiny.
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Trench
Brownhelm Station
Sheriff's Department
Samuel Paonessa
International Workers Order
D. A. Cook
Peter Piros
Mary Piros
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs G Schaefer
Friends of Mrs. G. Schaefer hosted a surprise gathering at Mrs. Fred Kieth’s home last evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Kieth, Mr. and Mrs. Butz, Mrs. Edith Shepherd, and Mrs. Herb. Gifts were exchanged and a dessert course was served with Mrs. Fred Butz assisting.
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G. Schaefer
Fred Kieth
Fred Butz
Kieth
Butz
Edith Shepherd
Herb
Churches of Christ to launch outreach in Cleveland area
The Churches of Christ in the Cleveland area start a twenty congregation outreach program tomorrow that runs until the new year. Will J. Foster speaks tomorrow on Growing Christians. Decorating of the church auditorium finished yesterday ahead of rededication services planned for Sunday October 10 led by Gaines M. Cook of Cleveland.
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Churches of Christ
Cleveland
Will J. Foster
Gaines M. Cook
Rally Royal Neighbors Prepare For Lorain Rally
Raily Royal Neighbors practiced for the Rally in Lorain with a large Woodman Hall turnout last night. Mrs Hattie Hansman was named chairman of the entertainment for the event planned for October 28. Mrs Pearle Wooster will entertain the Sewing Circle next Wednesday as members prepare fall bazaar sewing and a tureen luncheon. Transportation can be arranged by calling Mrs E Masterer. A lodge demonstration by Miss Berry of Cleveland covered lighting history with slides. Refreshments were provided by Nellie Coen Jennie Buswell Emma Scheuneman and Martha Wirth. The lodge will meet again in two weeks.
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Lorain
Woodman Hall
Hattie Hansman
Pearle Wooster
Amherst
E. Masterer
Bell Avenue
Miss Berry
Cleveland
Nellie Coen
Jennie Buswell
Emma Scheuneman
Martha Wirth
Exhibits Showcased By Four-H Clubs In Lorain County
Four-H Club members from two Lorain County communities will showcase work from the past summer for parents and friends next week. Markley School hosts the first display Monday evening featuring Markley Sewing Sallies Gulf Road Buckeye Sewers and Ruth Johnson demonstration. Brownhelm Fourth Fair to follow at Brownhelm School next Saturday night with both boys and girls clubs participating.
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Lorain County
Markley School
Markley
Gulf Road Buckeye
Ruth Johnson
Brownhelm
Brownhelm School
Grass Fire at Snell Engenberg Home Extinguished
Firemen from Engine Company No 2 were called yesterday afternoon to 130 Winckles street where a bonfire in the rear of the E. A. Snell Engenberg residence spread to surrounding grass. The flames confined to about five feet around the blaze were quickly extinguished with no property damage. Engine Company No 2 swept burning grass into the rubbish fire.
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No. 2
E. A. Snellenberger
Winckles Street
Crass
President’s motorcade tours Olympic Peninsula Loop in rain
A heavy downpour obscured the landscape as the president’s motorcades traversed the Washington Olympic Peninsula Loop yesterday. He returned to his train at Tacoma last night amid the wet, windy conditions and dramatic scenery.
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Washington Olympic Peninsular
Tacoma
Oberlin church notices and social items
Church schedules from First Church in Oberlin and nearby congregations list services, classes, and open houses led by ministers including Rev J A Richards and Rev S Lee Whiteman. Events cover Sunday School, morning worship, youth meetings, parsonage open houses, and a picture lecture by Dr Herbert Mar, with notices of choir practice and prayer services. Miss Virginia Powell's upcoming wedding is noted along with other society items and a health meeting announcement.
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First Church
Oberlin
J. A. Richards
Clark M. Cochrane
Church
God
James Brand House
Clarence T. Craig
Christian Church
First Methodist Church
S. Lee Whiteman
T. Craig
Ora Burke
Vincent Hart
Epworth League
Harold Papworth
South Cedar Avenue
Herbert Mar
Justice Black Klan ties spark mixed Senate reaction
Senator Gillette and others comment after Justice Hugo L. Black’s radio speech denying current Klan membership. Senators Connally Ashurst Borah Holt Blom Reynolds Thomas praise or question stance as others urge dropping the issue. Farley and John L. Lewis weigh in on the debate.
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Guy M. Gillette
Iowa
Black
Senate
Supreme Court
Tom Connally
Tex
Senate Judiciary
Phoenix
Ariz
Henry F. Ashurst
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hugo L. Black
Washington
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization Today
Penfield Church Meeting Hears Merge Plan
An important church meeting in Penfield Tuesday Sept 28 at Society Hall discussed merging the Congregational and Methodist groups. Over thirty attendees heard plans for the merger with a follow up gathering set for Tuesday Oct 5 at Society Hall. Additional notices include Congregational Society hosts Oct 7, a pinochle club gathering Oct 9, and several local social visits and family movements in Penfield and nearby Waterville.
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Penfield
Society Hall
Congregational
Huge Sunflower Makes Davidson County Figure Of Fame
Davidson County Commissioner John E Davidson of Kipton gained national attention when a sunflower in his yard bloomed to 18 inches, drawing pickup by Chronicle Telegram and wire services. A Texas reader even requested seeds, as Davidson joked the flower outshone his political wins and rival Landon in popularity.
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John E Davidson
Kipton
Davidson
Chronicle-Telegram
News
Galveston
Texas
Democrat
Alf Landon
Death Records and Obituaries from Wakeman Oberlin and Cleveland
Merchandise items describe deaths of Rita Lyon Harris in Wakeman, James Lander in Oberlin, and Grace Noakes in Cleveland. Harris, 47, died Friday. survived by Bert Harris and Ruth Ody. funeral Monday at W. L. Feaze Funeral Home. Lander, 62, born Kentucky, caretaker in Oberlin. wife Caddie. funeral Monday at Rust Methodist Church. Noakes, Miss Grace, funeral Monday 2:30 from Church of the Epiphany. burial Lakeview Cemetery.
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Etta Lyon Harris
Wakeman
Elyria
Bert Harris
Ruth Ody
Cleveland
Jennie Pomfret
Detroit
W. L
Oberlin
James Lander
Allen Hospital
Hawwesville
Kentucky
Keep Cottage
North Main Street
Lander
Caddie
Henrietts Helm
Alfred Lander
Obe
Public reaction to Justice Black speech on Klan ties
Residents across cities like Los Angeles New Orleans Birmingham Chicago Philadelphia and Atlanta assess Justice Black's remarks on his Klan past. Comments range from doubt about his motives to support for his suitability, reflecting divided national views on the issue.
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Los Angeles
H.C. Haroldson
Klan
George Harris
Black
New Orleans
Frank Herbert
Philadelphia
L. Bernstein
Justice Black
Atlanta
S. M. Callahan
Ridgeville Man Fined For Reckless Driving
John Knowles of Ridgeville was fined $2 and costs by Mayor Leon ard Smith after arraignment on reckless driving charges for driving through a red light at Middle avenue and Third street at 10 PM yesterday. Saturday dinner guests included Mrs. Rollins, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. DeFields and daughter of Benton Harbor, Michigan, and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. DeFields. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Andrews and friends from Cleveland attended a Wiener roast Sunday at the river.
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Ridgeville
John Knowles
Leonard Smith
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Grain and market quotes from Toledo and Chicago
Grain in Toledo elevators prices for corn oats rye and wheat with No 2 yellow corn 96 cents to 92 cents and No 2 red wheat around 1.08 to 1.03 per bushel. Chicago cash quotes show butter eggs poultry and extensive grain and flour rate tables with No. 3 red wheat around 1.10 and No. 2 yellow corn near 1.06. Additional notes include potatoes hay and mill feeds with various farm price ranges and stock feeds.
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Plymouth
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S Dept. of Agriculture
U. S
Russet Burbanks
Colorado
McClaren Uw
Washington
Russet Burs
Wisconsin
Bliss
VU. S
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Reading Tests Purchased to Aid Lorain County Students
Lorain County boards approve buying 2 200 reading tests for grades two and three to track progress and target weaknesses. A psychology expert from Ohio State University may visit for a week of focused study to assist children with difficulties.
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Lorain
C. A. Gibbons
Lorain County
Gibbens
Ohio State University staffer to study child difficulties in Lorain
Dr. Rosebrook, assistant to Dr. Charles Scott Berry of Ohio State University, spoke in Lorain County about bringing her here for special studies of children with learning difficulties. She would assess cases and offer recommendations to help, with parents typically cooperative in such programs.
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Gibbons
Rosebrook
Charles Scott Berry
Ohio State University
Lorain County
Aerial stolen from car reported in Lake Avenue area
Frank UCarek of 227 Lake Avenue reported to police that the aerial on her car was stolen Thursday night while the vehicle was parked at the rear of their home.
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Ars
Frank Ucarek
227 Lake Avenue
Intoxication charge filed against Alven Phillips at city court
Alven Phillips of 11 Elizabeth Street was sued for costs on intoxication charges after arraignment before Mayor Leonard Smith. He was arrested at 2 15 a m at Lodi Street and West Avenue by Patrolmen Frank Waldron and C E Andress.
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Alven Phillips
Elizabeth Street
Leonard Smith
Lodi Street
West Avenue
Frank Waldron
C. E. Andress
Study To Be Quiet Sermon At North Ridgeville Church
Rev E C Young announced the topic Study To Be Quiet for tomorrow morning's service at North Ridgeville Congregational Church with special choir music. The church plans its 115th anniversary celebration on October 15 and Sunday school starts at 10 AM with invitation to children and youth.
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Ettre
Ladies Aid Society
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
E. C. Young
Correction in transfer names new Elyria property owners
The article notes a correction in transfer of property on Cascade street Elyria with both Virginia M Kearns and Arline C Kearns listed as new owners deeded by Thomas E Kearns. The original report had listed only Virginia M Kearns as the owner.
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Virginia M. Kearns
Arline C. Kearns
Cascade Street
Elyria
Thomas E. Kearns
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