Blake Named To Commission In Ohio
LUMBUS O Oct 3 Will Dr Wake of East Liverpool was appointed a member of The State Industrial Commission today to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William Margar Newark Blake formerly was state director of industrial relations during the Cooper administration 1923 20 He has been an executive of the national Brotherhood of Overals for 25 years and editor of the Potters Magazine He was endorsed for the appointment by the Ohio Federation of Labor of which he is a former vice president His assignment the is subjec Senate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumbus
Wake
East Liverpool
State Industrial Commission
William
Margar
Newark
Blake
Cooper Administration
Tional Brotherhood of Overals
Potters Magazine
Appein Np
Ohio Federtion of Labor
Senate
Man Is Accused Of Abandoning Eleven Children
An arrest or court claim accuses an individual of abandoning his eleven children. Details on the accused, location, and legal actions are not clearly legible in the provided text.
City Sells Rye Bushels From Gulf Road Farm
A city seeks buyers for 125 bushels of rye from a Gulf Road farm. The action appears aimed at selling the harvest to meet improvement needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Road
Stoner
Automobile Crash Report From York State Patrol
A mid struck vehicle on a road about four miles west of a York County locale was reported by Deputy Ed Morroe. The driver, Fircia, survived. authorities noted the incident and opened a record of the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York State
Esei
Depuair Ed Morroe
Fircia
Delivery Service Callb By Mrs Esther Alflen
Fragments describe a delivery service contact for Mrs Esther Alflen at 7 East Lorain Street with phone 4514 and Louis Bliss at 1212 South Pleasant Street. The text then shifts to an art exhibit teaser mentioning Reitzel and a list of artists such as Deer and Gaudier Brzeska with loaned works from Mrs J T Brary of Cleveland tied to the Cleveland Art Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Alflen
Lorain St
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Reitzel
Deer
Mestrovie
Gaudier-Brzesika
Wr- Han Zorack
Deumier
JT. Brary
Cleveland
Aret En of
New Congress Bills Reviewed In Oberlin Assembly
In Oberlin College discussions Dr Robert S. Holt outlines two major proposed measures before the assembly. The briefing centers on the key provisions, potential impacts, and the roles of the congress in shaping early legislative priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Oberlin College
Robert S. Holt
Oberlia Cottese
Dedee Doering
Artist Gives Talk Exhibits Paintings at Rockford Event
An art educator presents a talk and displays paintings at Rockford, highlighting technical patterns and artistic approaches. The event showcases Merases EL ture as head of the Art department and reflects American painting influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merases EL Ture
Rockford
Bockford
Tenzel
Officers Elected By Merry Wives
Article notes election of officers by the Merry Wives group with a president and other roles. Details of the leadership lineup and meeting outcomes are summarized based on readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Wives
Attend Conference Tees RST es acy Ob re she we
Conference notes show attendees from RST and nearby groups. Officials discuss regional goals, training plans, and upcoming events with limited public details provided.
Boy Struck by Automobile In Front of Local Home
A boy, son of Mr Clark, was struck by an automobile in front of a local residence. Police report details and minor injuries with no further names or locations available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard
Clark
Chief Chief Urges Lights on Bicycles for Night Travel
Police chief orders bicycles seen by patrols to have rear lights and proper illumination. Officers detained six youths and brought bikes to headquarters for inspection to prevent night riding without lights. Names of the riders were filed for follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stankard
Tae Bieweles
Fragmented wartime note hints at covenant talks and fronts
An unreadable wartime fragment suggests governments negotiating fronts and access, mentioning a covenant, the source year 1225, and references to a leader or place. The garbled text lacks clear subjects but implies diplomatic or military planning and interrupted communications.
Continued discussion on WPA relief and employable numbers
The report outlines 2 000 county residents deemed employable under WPA relief and 2 500 percent reference to funding. WPA engineer Ray Hollis notes sufficient project proposals exist to keep all employables active for approximately four months if approved, though timelines remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batts
Counir
Mts
Dhares
Ray Hollis
WPA
Elyrians Initiation Program Highlights District Event
State and district officers of the Order of American Mechanics oversaw a District One initiation held last night. Thirty five candidates from Lorain Medisa Lake Cuyahoga Mesusa and fashabuls aria participated. Notable attendees included State Senator Robert A Pollock and J Royal Spiders chaplain with remarks on civic immicization and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of American Mechanics
Hnd
Lorain
Medisa
Lake
Cuya- Rosa
Mesusa
Sashtabulsaria Cahinenl
James Wells
Sidser
Harver
Coe
Robert A. Pollock
Durer
J. Royal Spiders
Idea
Ea2heork
Chardanane
Bedford
Polof Starr
Pollock
Deaperia
Geeen
Rome
Mt. Stari
I B. O
Orimber
Painest
Elveia Counst
Death Record Henry L Monroe of Amherst Ohio
Henry L Monroe born November 4 1843 in Zanesville Ohio died recently in Amherst where he had lived 20 years He married Sophia Monroe 58 years ago and is survived by three sons E F Monroe Jesse E Monroe both of Ohio and Harvey H Monroe of Klamath Falls Oregon Seven grandchildren one great grandchild Also noted are funeral arrangements for Mrs Ka Wehlber 57 from Sugar Ridge road and a separate fine levied on L Cawrse North Olmsted for a traffic offense A divorce suit was filed by Charlotte Schwartz against Melvin Schwartz of Amherst on grounds of gross neglect and cruelty married 1924 with one child
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Monroe Amherst
Henry
Zanesville
Amherst
Sophia Monroe
E. F. Monroe
Jesse E
Harvey H. Monroe
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Charlotte Schwartz
Melvin Schwartz
Travel Group Plans Yosemite Valley Film Night
The Travel Education Group meets at the Elyria Y M C A to view motion pictures of Yosemite Valley in a mid California region famed for water features granite wilderness and river headwaters. Tonight's meeting is the last for this travel group with plans to begin the education program next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yosemite Valey
Elyria Y. M. C. A
United States
Merced
Army columns advance to Addis Ababa front in cold rain
Gen de Bebo shifts headquarters toward the front as troops push along muddy roads at dawn. Vehicles carry machine guns and arquebuses while drivers battle fatigue in near freezing conditions. Coptic Christians and Muslims travel with the moving contingents as rain threatens the Mareb river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Bebo
Tasse
Bedes Machine & Car
Trent
Mareb
Nor
Iesai
South Amherst News Briefs and Notices
South Amherst hosts first aid class and pastor reception events at local venues. Community groups discuss weekly meetings, transportation, and study sessions. Briefs report visits by Mrs. Mori and Mrs. Dulmeaze to Cleveland and Barnhart call on William Coie in Medina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
FERA
Seach
Paul Mori
WE. Dulmeaze
Cleveland
David Barnhart
William Coie
Medina
Ohio
Market Report from Cleveland on Livestock and Grains
Cleveland wholesale market prices show cattle lambs and hogs steady to higher with steers at 50 to 75 cents higher. Beef, veal, egg prices and grain quotes are listed by grade and weight, including hogs 250 to 390 pounds at 10.25 per hundredweight and various hay and grain rates.
Meet Tonight To Plan For Hallowe'en Celebration
Municipal Hallowe'en plans are under discussion as representatives from local clubs and organizations meet to coordinate events. Various groups have appointed delegates to organize activities, safety measures, and community involvement for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Enria
Hallowe'en
Sharp Contest For Contract Forecast
The Jaypar- Coon- Sst awarded the PWaA contract to C. Lytle City after discussions with an American Hollings Co. attorney from New York. The bid totals show Lorain firms like National Tube Company represented, with a bid about £124 493 for 31 2 2s of 28 inch pipe. Nettie Sroka was granted a divorce from Jacob Sroka in common pleas court amid a wave of attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaypar- Coon
Pwaa
C. Lytle City
National Tube Company
Lorain
Nettie Sroka
Jacob Sroka
D. A. Cook
St Eliert Plaints
Common Pleas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Megreev
Altomobile
Blue Bird
Court Street
Elsrix
Charles Ct
BYTEX
the Brown Co. Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi Street
Farmer
Venture Inn
RYTEX
the Central Book Store
Tees
Pender
DREAM
Hazel Dell Brown
Wilton Carpet
Welsh Curtain & Rug Shop
Bridge St
Psge L
Gonder
Arce
Bius
Taltreair
Green Lantern
2Nd Street
Rialto
al Wal
Yosemite Valley
Society
F . Christ Fahrner Sr
Bur
Ryan
Mill
Rostal
A. F. Nally
Royaz Odea
Ageiorks
Georgessist
Missionary Society
Ellen
Legion
South Amherst Legion Post
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Ribedd
Tuck
Lorain Banking Company
Albert Sachsetsh
Sibley & Sprague
Nino
Ted
Ruthm of
Hines
Billines Orch
Chuck Whitney
Hank Cook
Columbia Ballroom
Columbia, QO
George, Taylor & Co
Alice Berry
Jack Allsworth
Hanna Grill
New Orleans
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Lorain County
Elyria Fairgrounds
Confidence Margaret
Mickey the Great Gold
Ettawah
Urbana
Jack
Sandy
Walter K. Well
Swan Kay Todd Jay Thomas
Alice O
Guy Argot Pride
Miss Maxine Grant
Napoleon
Mr. Vaio
Billy Dale
Counterwin
Ruth Forest
Margaret. Henley
Peter Can Royal Guy
Eeu
Nowraatiups Shale
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!