County senior Four-H club plans many local events
Lorain Medina and Cuyahoga counties members gathered to map a tri county fish fry at Camp Crag next Thursday, form a study group, and launch a county Four-H monthly newspaper edited by Hazel Smith. The group formed entertainment and Halloween committees and started a punctuality contest to run through the next three meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Alice Bird
Miss Bird
Oberlin College
Hazel Smith
Miss Smith
Robert Haskin
Dorothy Lottman
Leota Prusendah
Ruth Vook
Leroy Gotvu
Maude Kdenstine
Robert Hoskin
Sharlene Wise
Ruth Shirkey
Millicent Box
Heren Smith
Leroy Gotton
Masare
Palins
Carlisle
Henry Schriver
Belden
Eam
Jones Presents Grand Canyon Talk to Junior Hi Y Club
Prof Harold Jones of Oberlin described his trip through the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River for Junior Hi Y Club members last night. He spoke on the canyon’s birds plants geology and his journey to the site. Thirty six members heard the talk with William Stark as acting president.
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Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Harold Jones
Oberlin
Jones
Canyon
William Stark
Freshman Club Plans First Meeting Tonight
The Organization of the Freshman Club will be effected for the coming year tonight at the M. Co. A. The club will be open to all freshmen boys in the city and members of last year’s Washington Torch Club are being invited. Rupe rt H. Goacher Y M C A boys' secretary notes the invitation.
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M. Co. A
Washington
Rupert H. Goacher
Car owned by Henry Stolzen burg found stripped on Riverside Drive
Police report states a car owned by Henry Stolzen burg of 901 West Avenue was found on Riverside Drive this morning with tires, batteries and other accessories removed. Patrolman C L Miller observed the damage.
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Henry Stolzenburg
West Avenue
Riverside Drive
C. L. Miller
Death Record Mrs Theresa Denes of Columbus Station
Mrs Theresa Denes of Columbus Station died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 3 39 am after a brief illness. Born March 8 193 in Austria Hungary she was a Sacred Heart Church member. Survived by husband Joseph and eleven children plus a brother Matose Raidly. Funeral from Nichols Funeral Home Friday at 4 49 pm to 2389 Weaver Street the home of her store in law Mrs Raidis. Funeral Saturday at Sacred Heart Church Fr S Zekany officiating burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Theresa Denes
R. D. Columbia Station
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Weaver Street
Raidis
Sacred Heart Church
Fr. S. Zekany
St. Marys Cemetery
Trial details reveal fatal July lake party and confessions
Court records unfold how Freda McHechnie died after a July lake party marked by a confessed plan to stage an accident. Medical experts described the fatal blow as severe and lethal, while narration traces Bobbie and Freda's romance, Margaret's involvement, and the ensuing family reactions. The trial highlights the education of the next generation as unification of knowledge to benefit human welfare.
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George McAechnie
Freda
Daniel Edwards
Robbie
January Class Votes for Caps and Gowns at Elyria High
Elira Board of Education will provide cap and gown rentals for the January graduating class at Elria High, aiming to cut commencement costs. Day's Studio wins yearbook photos contract after a class vote, with the board requiring that portraits be taken by a designated photographer.
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Elia High Schools
Elyrian
Elvira Board of Education
Legion Commander Speaks Tonight Broadcast Planned
Am veterans await commander Edward for a legislative program addressing veterans issues. The talk airs at 9:45 PM from Cleveland with Legion members and readers awaiting Patsyc’s remarks while magazine sources note his sworn statements.
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Edward
Foots Vian
The
Legion
Tauivsean
Cleveland
the Legion Comtalk
Tean Patsyc
Torge
Lecion
Detroit V F W Band Wins at Convention
The Detroit V F W Band clinched the top honor at the veterans affairs convention amid competition from Warren County Ohio’s Boys Band which earned high marks in drum and fife events.
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Sigie
Boys
Warren County
Ohio
Thompvated
Sonville
Cann
Bond Moratorium Flayed By Brown
Bridgeport Ohio October 4 Republican gubernatorial candidate Clarence J Brown denounces the proposed school and municipal bond moratorium. He says the plan would ruin credit and merely borrow to pay debt, jeopardizing funds for teachers retirement and workers compensation while not solving the state s labor issue.
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Bridgeport
Martin L. Daves
Former bank head to serve 2 to 37 years in Ohio prison
Cleveland Oct 4 The Ohio Supreme Court refused an appeal by Stirling Smith former president of the defunct Standard Trust Bank who was convicted of embezzling 19000 pounds. He must serve a sentence of two to 37 years in the state penitentiary and pay a fine of 106000 pounds.
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Cleveland, O
Stirling Smith
Standard Trust Bank
Ohio Supreme Court
Chronicle Delivery Contacts At Oberlin
A notice lists delivery contacts for Oberlin including Mrs Esther Alfsen at 451 W ay North Pleasant Street and Louis Bliss at 228 N Pleasant Street for missed copies or delivery complaints.
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North
Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Saturday Scores From Chron Chronicle Telegram Window
The scores of important football games will be posted every Saturday at about 6 30 p m in the Travel Bureau window. Chron icle-Telegram furnishes these scores and will provide the complete score for any important game each Saturday evening.
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Travel Bureau
Chronicle-Telegram
James Thomas Walker Passes in Oberlin
James Thomas Walker died Tuesday night at 11 00 at his home 118 Locust Street after eight months illness. Born in Dearfield Virginia he moved to Oberlin twenty seven years ago where he resided. He is survived by his widow Martha a daughter Mary Lawrence of New York two sons Frank and George and six grandchildren. Funeral services Friday at 2 30 at Sedgeman Funeral Parlors with Rev Hayes of Rust Methodist Church officiating Burial at Westwood Cemetery.
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Oberlin. O
James Thomas Walker
Locust Street
Mr. Walker
Deerfield
Virginia
Oberlin
Martha
Mary Lawrence
New York
Frank
George
Sedgeman
Rev. Hayes
Rust Methodist Church
Westwood Cemetery
Mrs Miller Hosts Merry Wives Bridge Night
Mrs 8S E Miller entertained the Merry Wives at East College Street home with a bridge game. Mrs Miller earned high score. Guests included Mrs I Porter and Miss Ella Pope. The next meeting is set for Wednesday October 17 at Mrs C R Granams 43 West Vine Street.
Mrs J G Holland Hosts Junior Star Ridge Club Meet
Mrs J G Holland hosted the Junior Star Ridge Club last evening at 338 East College Street. It was the first fall meeting and plans for the year were discussed. Several games of bridge were enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Holland
Star Ridge Clu
East College Street
Hriders
Friendship Club Plans Activities at Elytia Hoos School
Plans for cartivitees at the Friendship Club at Elytia Hoos School were presented during an assembly. Principal events for each month were outlined, sponsored by the YWCA and the Friendship Club cabinet. Cabinet members split into two teams to present skits and declined refreshments for a freshman party at the high school gym tonight.
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Friendship Club
Elytia Hoos School
Hiss School
Friendship Club Cabinet
D. A. Baird
Roy Clymer
E.R. Sehneider
Earl D. Bacon
Maron Kemble
Wilma Struck
Betty Shaffer
Beverly Barchard
Jeannette Shrubsole
Claire McGuire
Anita Poole
Ruth Oviatt
Mary Robson
Margaret Jenkins
Lucille Graber
Virginia Zaiser
Jean Plocher
Mary Johnson
Betty Lamar
Isabel Brydon
Nancy Barie
Fremont man released on bond after not guilty plea
Lester Frey of Fremont was released on bond after pleading not guilty before Judge A R Webber yesterday on a charge of non support. He was arrested by deputy sheriffs on a secret indictment. County commissioners approved an advance of 35000 to the County Board of Education from its share of the August tax settlement yet to be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Frey
Fremont
A. R. Webber
County Board of Education
Wedding guest kidnapping plot foiled in neighborhood intrigue
The narrative recounts how Bowen and Thornton surfaced near Miss Bloch during multiple appearances as her friends prepped for the wedding. A planned kidnapping near Edward Leedy's party last night was thwarted by the crowd of guests, forcing plotters to alter their scheme.
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Bowen
Thornton
Miss Bloch
Edward Leedy
Bicycle Stolen From Garage Reported on Cornell Avenue
R. V. Sawyer of 336 Cornell avenue reported a bicycle stolen from his garage yesterday to police.
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R. V. Sawyer
Cornell Avenue
Mrs Blarry Slater Hosts Club Meet Date
Mrs Blarry Slater will entertain the club at their next meeting set for Thursday evening October 18.
Vine Rebekah lodge members attend Lorain instruction
About twenty five members of the Vine Rebekah lodge traveled by chartered bus to Lorain for a Re bekah School of Instruction. Mrs Edna Hagins and Mrs Anna Henderson of Columbus, vice president and secretary, joined the Oberlin group and stayed overnight with Mrs C R Summers. They will attend a School of Instruction in Dover today.
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Vine Rebekah Lodge
Lorain
Oberlin
Edna Hagins
Columbus
Rebekah
Reception for Pastor Whiteman in Oberlin
A reception was held at the First M. E. church last evening to honor Reverend S S Lee Whiteman Jr and his family who arrived in Oberlin last week to lead the Methodist church. More than 150 parish members attended the dinner and welcome event. Whiteman succeeds Rev C F McBride now at Mulee Park church in Cleveland and previously served as pastor in Sunarva where he led a Methodist congregation for several years.
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M. E
S&s
Oberlin
Sunarva
Syracuse freshman Dudley to major in Art at Fine Arts
Miss Barbara Jean Dudley daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Dudley of West College street Nas enrolled as a freshman at Syracuse University in the College of Fine Arts to major in Art Miss Juanita Schramm a teacher in the Oberlin School of Commerce will visit Chicago with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Schramm for the Century of Progress weekend Mr Kunze of Hollywood avenue has learned of his sister's death in Tacoma Washington
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Barbara Jean Dudley
Carl Duedler
West College Street
Nas
Treshman
Syracuse Universiy
Syracuse
N. Y
College of Fine Arts
Juanita Schramm
Obertin School of Commerce
Ed Schramm
Chicago
Century of Progress
Kunze
Hollywood
Avenir
Tacoma
Washington
Wallace Warns Roosevelt Policy Is Temporary Money Magic
Secretary Wallace, in Washington, argues in New Frontiers that Roosevelt's monetary policy is not permanent. He urges gradual restoration of foreign markets, criticizes gold price moves, and presses for continued AAA crop idle zones and a reciprocal tariff plan. He warns against inflation and supports monetary adjustment without issuing new money.
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Washington
Agrcculture
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
Wallace
United States
France
Congress
Hoover
Fess Attacks New Deal and Deficit in Dayton Speech
Senator Simeon Fess lauded Republican aims to reelect on the ticket and argued that New Deal tampering with the dollar hampers economic recovery. He said inflationary policies raise prices without boosting business or purchasing power and that Roosevelt's plan risks remaking society to erase profits. He cited a $9.809 billion deficit over 18 months of the New Deal.
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Dayton, O
Simeon Db. Fess
Senator Fess
Roosevelt
Fess
Auto Club Urges Approval Of 2 Amendments
Miss Allvan Gehl manager of the Elsmra Automobile Club urges members to vote yes on two November amendments affecting motorists. One would dedicate license fee revenue to highways and bar using cars as personal property. the other caps gasoline tax at three cents per gallon, saving motorists about eight dollars yearly. Ca ley of the Cleveland Automobile Club supports the move and asks members to act before the November 6 election.
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Allvan Geni
Elsrla Automobile Club
Jisshel
Anil Uiat
Gehl
Fred H. Caley
Cleveland Automobile Club
Four E. 6 Students Win Chorus Places
Lorain High School selects four singers Charlotte Chase Lucille Mohrman Donald Hensiman and Robert Crandall to join a 340 member chorus for the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Cleveland October 26 Olaf Christiansen Oberlin College will conduct as guest director with rehearsals in Cleveland Heights and Lorain County representation noted by J Martin Beck. Frederick William’s army anecdote closes the item.
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Elsima H.ch School
Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association
Cleveland
J. Martin Beck
Loreal School
Charlotte Chase
Chestnut Street
Lucille Mohrman
Columbus Street
Doneld Hensiman
High Street
Robert Crandall
East Broad Street
Iocal
Cleveland Heights
Political Reform Views Endorse Lincoln Era Anew
Wallace attacks the brain trust plot linked to Dr. William E. Wirt and the Committee of the Nation. He warns that scrapping the processing tax on crops would plunge agriculture back into crisis within three years, asserting no substitute can match the tax.
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Lincoln
William E. Wirt
Brain Trust
Committee of the Nation
Wirt
Wallace
Markets and Livestock Prices From Cleveland and Chicago
The report lists market steadiness across Cleveland produce and poultry with egg, fowl, and turkey notes, plus Cleveland livestock figures for cattle, calves, sheep, hogs, and hogs prices. It also covers Chicago cash quotations for butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, and grain futures, detailing receipts, prices, and grade ranges for various items.
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Cleveland
Women Extension Work Program to be Discussed in Lorain County
Accomplishments of past work and future prospects in women s extension in Lorain County to be reviewed next Wednesday at the Oberlin Grange Hall. B B Spohn will attend on his first official visit in about two years. The meeting includes honorary council members and county officials discussing the program s history and future goals. A luncheon will precede the program as the first such gathering in Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Oberlin Grange Hall
B. B. Spohn
Northeastern Ohio
J. Oj. Prindle
Counter
Board of Dioctors
Spohn
Alice Burd
Bfird
Ccoures
Wallace Bear
Wooster the Mearing
Quotations From Elevator and Milling Co Prices
Quotations furnished by the Elevator Co and the Milling Co list corn wheat oats and hay prices by the bushel or ton. Corn No 3 yellow 2 1 2 to 3 3 1 2 cents, No 2 yellow 3 7 3 8 1 2 cents. Oats No 3 white 57 1 4 4 3 cents, No 2 white 57 3 4 0 8 cents. Wheat No 1 red 1 1 4 to 1 9 1 cent. Flour jobbing figures for spring and hard winter wheats. Hay numbers show No 1 timothy 22 90, No 2 timothy around 22 90, No 3 timothy 18 4, alfalfa No 1 22.00, choice second cutting 24.00. Mill feeds include flour middlings around 17 0 0, standard middlings 26 50 to 27 00, cottonseed meal 41 0 0 to 41 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hense& Dbs
Lee
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Iowa
U.S
Barlizy
Timothy
Clover
Sheets Elevator Co
Iatryhud Milling Co
Heming
BAIN
Market Produce List With Mixed Items and Prices
A historical supermarket style listing shows green and wax beans, lima beans, cauliflower, celery, onions, lettuce, squash, tomatoes, and honey among items. Quantities appear in baskets and dozens with various prices and descriptions sketched in a fragmented OCR line.
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Lima
Ward Taylor
Marcell
Edna Falls
Cedar St
Green Lantern
Fourth St
Mrs. Thres’ Denes
Legion Commander
Detroit
Bond
Edith M Hat Shoppe
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
Chiffon
Mrs. Miller
Merry Wives Club
J. C. Welesr
Second St
Erior House
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
FESO
Auto Club
Prussia
Frederick William
Cas Gulf Tire
Chronicle Telegram
Alfred Alten
Second
O’donnell’s
W. L. Williams
Mgr
Cass
Casey
Thossa
Homegrowers' Harket
Elks Restaurant
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