Minister Replies To President's Letter
The Rev. Edgar W. Allen acting pastor of the Church of Christ in Elyria Ohio sends a detailed reply to the President’s letter asking clergy opinions on social security. He critiques welfare measures praising social progress but cites issues with the 18th amendment repeal and wartime spending while urging fair grain distribution and lower prices for consumers.
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Edgar W. Allen
Church of Christ
United States
Postponement of Vincent P T A Meeting
The Vincent Parent Teacher Association announces a postponement of its regular meeting scheduled for Monday October 14 due to the County meeting in Penfield. The meeting is rescheduled to a later date.
Golf club and ball theft investigated at Spring Valler Club
Deputy Sher Gerald Nau and Paul Chapman investigated a theft at Spring Valler County Club golf house, reporting about twenty dozen golf balls and possibly two clubs were taken. Bod Raadail reported the incident this morning.
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Spring Valler County Club
Sher Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Bod Raadail
Solf Ero
Suits Stolen From Store Here Three Clevelanders Fined
Three Clevelanders were fined 25 dollars and costs each by Major W H Vanoster for petit larceny this morning after Motor cycle Patrolman C L Miller investigated a suspicious car on Bays and Chestnut streets. A concealed garment was found in the car and identified as a store abet item. The driver claimed ignorance and was released. the three others were held until they could pay the fines.
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W. H. Vanoster
C. L. Miller
Miller
Lod Street
Elm Street
Harold
Crewlands
Sant
War
Death Record for Edward M Wiles and Local Obituaries
Obituary notices honor Edward M Wiles a World War II veteran and carpenter native to Ripton Ohio, long resident of Elyria. Surviving wife Eva Whites, son Edward, a sister in Cincinnati, and notes on service with the 113th Signal Corps in France. Burial with American Legion honors planned in Indiana. Also brief notices for infant Bartlet of Grafton and Bert McBride at Lorain County Home. Frank Maun, formerly of Kop Barser Shop, also noted as deceased.
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Edward M Brez
Ripter
Ohio
Elrria
Briant
Indiana
Elyria Eagles
Catholic Order of Foresters of
Wiles
Signal Corps
France
Eva Whites
Edward
Edward Daniel
Cincinnnati
Buttner
St. Mary's Bed
James T. del Sciating
Briano
American Legion
Beby Bor
Bartlet
Lucius Bartlett
Grafton
Sudro Funeral
Hunitvision
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Carrol June Bartieit
Dwight Bertieit
Willis Session
Wellington
Bicycle Theft Incident Shocks Local Resident
A fragmented report notes a bicycle was stolen in the neighborhood, with odd spelling errors and garbled lines. The readable portion mentions suspicion and curiosity about the missing bike and potential observers nearby.
Services Tomorrow In Oberlin Churches
Oberlin churches schedule for tomorrow lists First Methodist at 6:45 a.m. with Rev. L. a 208, Egworsk Leg costs, and open house by Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hart at 63 South Professor Street. Christ Church Episcopal led by Rev. Tector holds Holy Communion at 9:30 a.m. and service at 11:00 a.m. First Baptist under Rev. Beri features prayer and silence society at 7:30 p.m., morning service at 10:30 a.m., Epworth League at 8:30 p.m. Zion Baptist, Rev. N. Mershhburn, presents morning worship at 9:45 a.m. and evening worship at 2:00 p.m. Midweek details include Thursday services and office hours.
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First Methodist Church
First Baptist
Beri
Ancient States Professor May lecture in Florida trip
A professor from Oberlin travels with a party visiting Oxford Florida and Florida's accompanying companions to hear his lecture. Mrs Gorse Brandon Wilber Lee Lomiorrrr joins from Toledo and the group plans an extended program through the coming week at the Rust church event.
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May
Acnd
Berth
G2orse
Brandon
Wilberleeve
Oxford
Florida
Oberlin
Ft Miss
Sunday School and Worship Times at Overia Church
The notice lists services for Overia Church led by Rev J D B RBm with Sunday School at 7:30 AM and morning services on other days, plus Wednesday prayers and a morning session. It mentions Prater mg and Cisrence a wl as related notes.
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Bristian
J.D. Brbm
Young
Prater Mg
Overia
Cisrence A. Wl
France Fights Wine Bootlegging Surge Across Nation
Paris reports an intensified crackdown on home and abroad wine bootlegging as fraud and illicit brewing spread. Police and justice officials plan aggressive raids and prosecutions, with hundreds of officers mobilized to curb the activity and close down illicit operations.
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Paris
Court actions and divorces in Lorain County and area
State Banking Superintendent S H Squire liquidator of Guardian Trust sued Celunica township resident for 3300 under a protective law for bank stock owners. Kathryn E Weekly of Oderiin and Wil am M Weekly granted divorce on mutual neglect with alimony and furnishings. Philomena Fuller of Lorain granted divorce from Charles Taler for gross neglect. Wile Reese of Lorai granted no divorce from Lars Heese for writer neglect. Fifteen wood parcels foreclosed by Andwur Mortgage Loan Company. bids active on two. Samuel Cook of Lorain and Lustig sued for 205 judgment. Maxard Ruby Bullock to Northern Ohio Security System Corp. suit against Laura H Mar R. T. J. Martin et al for 8 foreclosure of West avenue. Helen cites from Johan Lehman for gross neglect and cruelty. married 1953. Cora C Bass of Grafton files alimony suit from Pau H Bass for gross neglect. married 1914 with four children. Cleveland Trust Company and Samuel Kramer Heights, 2326. Robinson ditch petition approved. transfer of 49 40 to retirement fund approved. Joseph Eisne Elyria found sailor on non-support. Rosalia Takars granted divorce from Joseph Takacs of Lorain for cross neglect. Agnes Gariss granted divorce from William A Gariss for cross neglect.
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S. H. Squire
Guardian Trust Company
Cleveland
Pluf rerLug
Celunica Township
Dgu
Samuel Cook
Lorain
Floods ruin beds along the coast and bays
The article reports heavy inland floods eroding coast beds along the Tetras Grif coast and Galveston bays, with about twenty percent of the oysters killed by fresh water in East and West Galveston areas over the past summer.
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Galyvesius
Lex
Galveston
Seeeks $250,008 Eileen Wenzel in NYC suit trial
Eileen Wenzel, described as a stage beauty, pursues $250,008 in damages after a $232,603 carnege suit against L. J. Ehrer Jr. proceeded to trial in New York City for a second time. The Austria St spring yielded a GeaSioes, and she alleges permanent injury and reception by a young Sbren.
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Eileen Wenzel
L. J. Ehrer Jr
New York City
Austria St
Weighty Coins Vex Foreigners in Addis Ababa
In Addis Ababa a chaotic scene unfolds as workers tally coins and counterfeit notes amid wartime strain. Bank doors open to lines, with deposits weighed and guarded as strange boxes and heavy bags cause confusion among locals and foreign observers.
Sunday Visit Notes From Maier Creek Area
Belden Mr and Sirs George Graben nfeiter and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Ed ward Echie in Maier Creek. Mr and Mrs Bertsen daughter Benty, Mr Rolin Pfeizier and dats Russell Merne of Diet Sunday afternoon callers at the Clarence Wise home. Mr and Mrs Joe Law of Elyria called on Mrs Mary Wise Tuesday evening. When a na uses mediation it usually means that the soldier and not the statesman is in charge.
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George Grabennfeiter
Edward Echie
Maier Creek
Bertsen
Benty
Rolin Pfeizier
Dats
Russell Merne
Diet
Clarence Wise
Joe Law
Elyria
Mary Wise
Market prices and grain quotes from Cleveland area auction
Market summary lists wheat and fuel grain prices per bushel and ton. Includes figures for hard winter wheat at 4.05 and 3.25, flour middlings 29.00, meal 23.55, alfalfa prices around 14.09, and egg price quotes by the USDA local rep T. R. Burtle.
Experts Scan Armor Trends in Modern Warfare
In New York experts examine armor evolution amid revived interest in protective gear for soldiers. They note steel body coverings persist from visor to torso across eras, with adaptations in modern helmets and jackets. History and science show armor not dead, only reshaped by firearms and lighter, stronger materials.
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York
Nngntryman
Aummer
Armierers
On B. DeMille
Mary Fers
Washington
Douznbors
Diamond Kings Planned Wave of Gem Sales Across Markets
London reports that the world’s diamond leaders, controlling supply, plan to release more well stones for sale in the coming weeks than were sold in the entire previous year. Prices are raised by 7.5 percent with confidence all stones offered will find buyers. Stones valued over 15,994,499 dollars will be offered to selected buyers worldwide within two months.
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London
Diamond Kings
Diamond Corporation allocates next month quota in diamond sales
The Diamond Corporation with 45.9 million in stones prepares for a monthly quota. Invitations go to brokers in Amsterdam Antwerp Vienna Paris Bombay and New York. The central selling agency operates from a Holborn building where foreign buyers view graded uncut stones in a walnut paneled room. High demand is expected from New York and India.
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Diamond Corporation
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Vienna
Paris
Bombay
New York
Seling
Diamond Group
Holborn
Seilors
India
Dr Clement trophy to be awarded tonight in girls ticket sales contest
The article notes that the Dr E P Clement trophy for the winner in the girls ticket selling contest will be awarded tonight. It also mentions a new show tonight with a different group of entertainers and a full racing program pulling contest livestock parade and other events on Yeday's program.
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John Mathis
The old teach oath leads to confusion about knowledge
The text contrasts information that can be accumulated and conveyed with knowledge and experience that must be lived and cannot be transmitted. It reflects on limits of teaching and the difference between recorded information and lived understanding.
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