Elyria Board Approves Cadet Teachers New Posts
Elyria Board of Education approved a resignation and six cadet teachers for the coming year at yesterday afternoon’s meeting. Seven new local residents will fill vacancies and two new assignments, including Miss Alice Lentz as high school cafeteria manager, with policy trials and ongoing teacher training sessions to ease the transition.
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Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
Alice Lentz
Mabel Hollis
Oberlin
Evelyn Brillhart
Gates
Mary Louise Harrison
Elizabeth Beavis
Katherine Shubert
Roosevelt
Dorothy Mann
Garford
Clare Short
Miss Shubert
Miss Brillhart
Miss Beavis
Kent State College
Miss Mann
Shubert
Short
Baldwin-Wallace College
Miss Harrison
Wheaton College
R. C. Maston
Maston
Miss Lentz
Elizabeth Basom
Haskell Institute
Kansas
Basom
Frank M. Wilcox to Address Lorain Senior Four-H Club
A Lorain County Senior Four-H Club meeting at the Y M C A will feature Frank M Wilcox as speaker instead of Guy B Findley who cannot attend. Wilcox is a local attorney and will address the group this evening.
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Lorain County
Rotarians Learn Coal Production From Cleveland Man
Elyria Rotary Club heard Harley Dillinger of Pittsburgh Coal Company describe mine operations including washing, sizing, and sorting coal. Dillinger, ex Cleveland Indians pitcher, was brought by Ralph Murbach. Arthur Giles heads the crippled children’s committee. Next meeting under Earl Bacar will mark Fire Prevention Week.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Elks Club
Harley Dillinger
Cleveland
Dillinger
Cleveland Indians
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Ralph Murbach
Arthur Giles
Earl D. Bacar
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Three Ton Mirror Arrives In Cleveland
A three ton mirror delivered to Warner & Swasey Co in Cleveland from Corning Glass Works will be converted into the second largest ever built. The process begins immediately and will take more than a year. When finished it will be installed in a new telescope at the MacDonald Observatory in Texas. The mirror appeared slightly larger than eighty inches in diameter.
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Cleveland
Hera
MacDonald Observatory
Texas
Man Held After Washington Avenue Prowler Report
Police detained a man on Washington avenue at about 6 p m after Mrs J B Thomas reported a prowler near the Garrard reserve. He told her the house was for rent and at headquarters said he was en route to Cleveland seeking a place to sleep for the night.
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Washington Avenue
Garrard Reserve
J. B. Thomas
Itu
Cleveland
Autos damaged in Broad Street collision report
Cars driven by Harold Stang of Elvira and Timothy Keady of Sonvea collided on Broad street yesterday, police reported, causing vehicle damage and prompting investigation into the incident.
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Harold Stang
Elvira
Timothy Keady
Sonvea
N. Y
Broad Street
Fire hydrant damaged by car on Broad near East
Police say a car, allegedly belonging to Henry Dean of Ridgeville, struck a fire hydrant on Broad Street near East Avenue yesterday, causing damage.
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Broad Street
East Avenue
Henry Dean
Ridgeville
Courthouse notes report multiple trials and arrests
In Olmsted Falls 24 year old R C Simpson was arrested on a secret indictment for non support by Deputies Nau and Chapman. In Judge Webber's court a Lorain trio including Romick and Vargo faced robbery charges with a 346 dollar claim and a stolen watch alleged from Joe Shunka on July 3. Hazzard’s petit larceny and receiving stolen property case opened before the same judge.
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R. C. Simpson
Olmsted Falls
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
A. R. Webber
John Romick
James Vargo
Lorain
Joe Shunka
William Hazzard
State Examiner Reports on Sheffield Lake Village School District
A state examiner's special review of the Sheffield Lake Village School District findings illegal disbursements totaling 21 dollars and improper book records. It cites $20 paid to bus guard Paul Poor who could not be employed due to his mother Elaine Poor’s board appointment, notes unpaid prior recoveries of 353 dollars, and lists charges against board members and relatives for services and pay. The report itemizes 1933-34 textbook inventory totaling 792 dollars and recommends stricter record keeping and controls.
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Sheffield Lake Village
Rosabel Loney
Paul Poor
Elaine Poor
Elizabeth Sigg
Exst Mainer
Senator Norris Sees New Era in Unified Government
Nebraskas senior Senator George W Norris argues for a new era in government aligning political and religious theory with social and economic change. He promotes a unicameral legislature as vital to progress, warns civlization could fail with mass unemployment, and calls for humane statutes to prevent future depressions.
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United Press
Wmecook
Neb
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Gov- Rene
Driver Hurt When Caught Between Truck And Building
A truck collision left a driver trapped between a truck and a building. Rescue teams worked to free the injured motorist as police investigated the incident. The driver, who appeared to have no family with the vehicle, was taken to a hospital for treatment.
Additional Society Meeting Names Officers and Socials
Members of the Additional Society met in St Paul to plan for the regional conference in Cleveland in October. George Pahia was elected president with Gilbert Heginbothams as vice president Amine Laverne as secretary Florence Welton as treasurer and Alife Pitman as pianist. The gathering closed with a social evening and refreshments served by the social committee.
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Bt. Paul
Caured Pasos
Marin Pallas
Defecate
Clevstani Orober
Affueers
George Pahia
Gilbert Heginbotha
Amine Laverne
Ehubert
Florence Welton
Alife Pitman
Plamiet
Marzerer Pallas
Eocia
Elyria Moose Chapter Holds Short Meeting
Senior regent Alice Kaley presided over a brief Elyria Chapter No. 773 Women of the Moose meeting. Members and friends were invited to a bunco party at recorder Julia L. Wells home on Tuesday evening, October. The next regular gathering will be Tuesday evening, October 16 at the Moose Hall.
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Alice Kaley
Elyria
Women of the Moose
Julia L. Well
Evie
the Moose
Tome
Marriage license filing for Berg and Swisher in Ohio
Levi R. Berg a Dal ton merchant and Edith Swisher of Carlisle Township appear to apply for a marriage license with Rev Pinkerton officiating.
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Levi R. Berg
Merchant
Dalton
Ohio
Edith Swisher
Carlisle Township
Rev
Pinkerton
Hauptmann to Face Trial October 11 in Bronx County
New York October 5 Bruno Hauptmann, the Lindbergh kidnap suspect, will go on trial in Bronx County on October 11 charged with extorting the 830,000 ransom. Judge James M. Barrett declared today.
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New York
Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Bronx County
Col. Vaindbergh
James M. Barret
Clerk and board audit free text books and funds
A special examination was requested by the clerk and the board of education to ensure all books and monies are accounted for. The present clerk is Carl Lattig, who recently succeeded Mrs. Frank Fields.
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Board of Education
Carl Lattig
Frank Fields
Plans complete for Oberlin High School day events
The article describes Oberlin High School preparations for a day of activities on Saturday. It notes student plans, troop captain meetings, scout training progress, and upcoming events at Scout camps, with updates on troop leadership changes and notable student attendees, including local residents and college Rangers.
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Oberlin
Qetaner
xDlewmral
Satavcar
Faye
Diane
Sea i
Matt
Jair
Qherty
Oleg
Apna
Apertey
Tesco
Bet PQ
As-Islam
Mgr. Tar
Girt
College Rangers
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Fichter argued that future country leaders must overcome obstacles and pursue education. He cited OSU enrollment of about 10,000 with 2,800 freshmen, a record, noting nationwide increases in college and high school enrollments.
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Fichter
Ohio State University
Lancaster Daily Gazette Sold to Hocking Glass Company
The Lancaster Daily Gazette is sold to the Hocking Glass Company of Lancaster from C. J. Beach who has published the paper for twenty one years. Beach will stay as editor. New officers include William P. Fisher president I J Collins vice president J W Deffenbauch secretary Thos Fulton treasurer with F B Good serving on the board of directors.
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Lancaster, CO
Lancaster Daily Gazette
Hocking Glass Company of
Lancaster
C. J. Beach
Beach
William P. Fisher
I. J. Collins
J. W. Deffenbauch
Thos. Fulton
F. B. Good
Lorain County First to Have Tuberculosis Survey
Lorain county relief officials stated that Cuva Hera county’s FERA tuberculosis survey is claimed as the first approved in Ohio. Mrs Violet Curtis, head of relief women’s work, said Lorain county began a survey last February and followed it with a county health camp for emaciated children, asserting Lorain was first to secure state approval.
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Lorain County
Cuvahera
FERA
Ohio
Violet Curtis
Lorain County Women to Attend Akron Republican Women Meeting
Four Lorain County women will take active parts at the luncheon meeting of the Republican Women of the 14th Congressional District at the Mayflower Hotel in Akron tomorrow. Mrs Goldie Perry of Elyria, on the general arrangements committee, has appointed Mrs Nellia Love of Lorain, Mrs Sybil Miller of Oberlin, and Mrs J W Smith of Elyria to serve as hostesses. Carl D Sheppard, candidate for congress from this district, is to address the group.
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Lorain County
Doon
14Th
Mayflower
Akron
Goldie Perry
Elyria
Nellia Love
Lorain
Sybil Miller
Oberlin
J. W. Smith
Carl D. Sheppard
Principals' Pay Minimum Set By School Board
The Elyria Board of Education amended the salary resolution to set a $100 minimum extra for principals. Previously principals earned $20 per teacher under supervision. one principal with four teachers earned $80, while the assistant principal now gets $81 extra. The board noted principals bear building responsibility and work is worth at least $100 yearly, affecting only the sole principal with under five teachers.
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Elyria Board of Education
Oct 16 Deadline To Register Or Update Voter Records
Voters not registered or who moved within Elyria Lorain and Sheffield Lake precincts have until October 16 to register or record a change of address if they wish to vote in the upcoming election. Absent voter ballots may be cast at the Board of Elections headquarters next week.
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Board of Elections
Elyria
Elyine
Lorain
Sheffield Lake Village
Begin Work At Mattress Center Relief Project Opens
The mattress center on Bridge Street, led by Miss Reen M. Miller, begins work under Tuskegee Institute training and Booker T. Washington administration. It is the first relief project employing Negro women, with five men and 16 women paid on a budget, aiming for 30 mattresses daily for state wide distribution to needy families using government supplied materials.
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FERA
Mattres
Bridee Street Aid
Mattress Center
Reen M. Miller
Uornin
Tuskeegee Institute
Booker T. Washington
Violet Curtice
Vanderbilt Custody Battle Deepens Over Heiress Glory
New York Oct 3 Nathan Burkan counsel for Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt threatened to summon Lady Milford Haven to refute a sensational French servant story in the custody fight over 11 year old Gloria Vanderbilt heiress of about 4 million dollars. Mrs Whitney accuses Mrs Vanderbilt as an improper parent. Marie Caillot testified of a hotel incident in Cannas France leading Justice Carew to order reporters out of the room and he planned to decide today on readmitting press and safeguarding testimony.
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New York
Nathan Burkan
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Milford Haven
Gloria Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Harry Payne Whitney, the Child's Aunt, As Antagonists. Mrs. Whitney
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Marie Caillot
Justice Carew
Brown and Mrs Brown In Auto Collision In Warren
Republican gubernatorial candidate Clarence J Brown and his wife were in a car collision with a vehicle driven by Earl Jackson in Warren Ohio. Both cars were damaged but the occupants escaped injury. Brown was en route to attend the Joshua Giddings Republican Club banquet.
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Warren
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Earl Jackson
Joshua Giddings
Republican Club
Markets Cleveland Livestock Report
Cleveland market bulletin shows cattle and hogs trading with slight steadiness for steers and calves, hogs down about 10 to 15 cents, and sheep and lambs rising in value. Poultry and eggs mixed, butter weak, vegetables and grains listed with prices across regional and Chicago receipts and quotes.
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Cleveland
Cautlas
Chorce
Aerdoup
Boud Sui
Psuetto
Donahey Davey At Akron Tonight Rally
Columbus dispatches note that Viv Donahey former Ohio governor and US Senate nominee and Martin L. Davey former governor candidate will headline their first joint appearance on the Democratic ticket. A parade starts at 7 PM preceding the rally with family leaders and party officials in attendance.
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Columbus
Akron
Viv Donahey
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Ming
TPOM
Onlyhe
Robert Jo Bulkler
Francs Poulson
Lady Furness To Sail To Paris For Sister Aid
Lady Furness, formerly Thelma Morgan, plans to sail on the Empress of Britain to aid her sister Mrs Gloria Vanderbilt in the fight to regain custody of her 10 year old daughter. The voyage is described as a first fast-boat trip to Paris to assist in the custody matter.
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Nita Jewn Leo “Or
Flartara Leaer
Matjante
Muortate
Taki
Mar. Ato Wesper
Brown Forecasts Victory in Governor Race Rally
Warren Ohio October 8 Republican candidate Brown predicts voter approval for the party platform and candidates in November. He restates criticism of Davey’s bond moratorium proposal and says the party provides relief and reform. Toledo reports a $500,900 coal loading device project at C and O docks to boost Great Lakes port status, with contracts awarded.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Toledo
Great Lakes
Fat Lady of Ringling Circus Dropped Seven Pounds
Ruth Pontico the circus fat lady at Ringling Brothers sideshow is hospitalized in Springfield after typhoid fever caused a seven pound loss. She weighs 700 pounds and four nurses are needed to turn her in bed. The show left her behind due to illness and weight loss.
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Springfield
Ruth Pontico
Miss Pontico
Ringling Brothers Circus
Price List for Grains and Feeds at Sheets Elevator and Fatheu Milling
Quotations for corn, oats, wheat, rye, and hay are posted by Sheets Elevator Co. and Fatrehu Milling Co. Prices cover No 3 yellow corn, No 2 white oats, spring and winter wheat grades, timothy, clover, alfalfa, and mill feeds. Figures show per bushel and per ton rates, with ranges and near-by values. several items are incomplete or garbled.
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Tan Pop Atoll
States Department
Asnteniture
United States
Staudy
Wisconsin
Minnecote
North Dakota
Washington Russets L
Timothy
Sheets Elevator Co
Fatrehuid Milling O
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Iowa City
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