Elyria Jr Order District Meeting At Wursthall
Elyria Council and Lorain Jr O U A M held a joint district meeting at Wursthall drawing attendees from Chardon Bedford Painesville Willoughby East Cleveland Cleveland Brooklyn and Lorain. E H Babcock opened the session and Ralph Schmidt spoke on school funding urging letters to Governor Davey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
J. W. Council of
Lorain
Wursthall
Chardon
Bedford
Painesville
Willoughby
East Cleveland
Cleveland
Brooklyn
E. H. Babcock
W.J. Reiddel
Jr. Order
Ralph Schmidt
Ridge Road Evangelical Charch of
Parma
Davey
Babcock
H. Babcock
Clarence Irish
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 2 Meets at Armory for Badge Work
Troop No 2 met at the National Guard Armory on Third Street with a pledge, laws and motto observed. The newly admitted second class group joined the badge group. Patrol III planned a game and Pat Schultz will lead the next meeting. Ruth Beaumont joined the high school troop and a Hallowe'en party was planned with Wanda Schmitkens as chair. A hike was set for the next meeting at 5 30 PM at St Mary's church and the gathering closed with Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop No. 2
National Guard Armory
Third Street
Pat Schultz
St. Mary's Church
Annna Keleher
Ruth Beaumont
Wanda Schmitkens
Shirley Hull
Marivance Hard
Shirley Christman
Odd Fellows Meeting Rally at Temple Hosts Guests From Several Cities
An Odd Fellows rally in the Temple drew a large local turnout with guests from Milan Oberlin Lorain Norwalk and Amherst. P C Mackenzie presided as AL led America and Rev J H Denner offered the invocation. The program included a male quartet and community singing. Ralph Hobill spoke on lodge needs and O C May recounted the Cincinnati regional convention. A main address by Rev Deemer focused on living Odd Fellowship daily. A social hour followed with refreshments. next week draping of charter for two deceased members is planned.
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Oo. FL
Temple
Milan
Oberlin
Lorain
Norwalk
Amherst
Odd Fellows
P. C. Mackenzie
AL Sang
America
J. H. Denner
Lorain Baptist Church
Lorain I, O. O
O. C. May
Cincinnai
Russell Dunford
Dunford
Handel
Rudyard Kipling
Deemer
Guy Nichols
Charles Castle
Clarence Waltz
Townsend
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Second Congregational
A. E. Kemp
Organizing Social Club Opens at 1702 West Avenue
Katherine Price hosts seven girls from Oberlin Lorain and Elyria to form a social club. No name chosen yet. They meet Tuesdays with officers Katherine Price president Edna Mae Watkins secretary Virginia Humphries treasurer Marguerite Jackson reporter Evelyn Reed social chairman. Next meeting October 11 at Virginia Humphries home 263 East Lorain Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Price
West Avenue
Oberlin
Lorain
Elyria
Edna Mae Watkins
Virginia Humphries
Marguerite Jackson
Evelyn Reed
East Lorain Street
Entertain Circle Dot Circle Dot Club Hosts Bingo
Circle Dot Circle Dot club gathered at Mrs. Margaret Maddock's home at 1210 Lake Avenue with fourteen members present. Mrs. Alice Kaylor opened the meeting, a business session followed by bingo prizes won by Mrs. Flossie Massey, Mrs. Edna Schroyer, Mrs. Rose Bealy and Mrs. Pauline Cline. A luncheon was served before departure. Next meeting to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Couch
Columbis Avenue
Louise Sump
Lillian Emerich
Nellie Cobb
Helen Seward
DuBroy
Cleveland
K of C Hall
Circle Dot Club
Margaret Maddock
Lake Avenue
Alice Kaylor
Flossie Massey
Edna Schroyer
Rose Bealy
Pauline Cline
President Roosevelt Seeks Industrial Peace Through Dialogue
Hyde Park October 5 President Roosevelt awaits reaction to a message sent to William Green head of the AFL The president’s White House friends say the time is right for industry labor and government to meet at a conference table and discuss common ground He favors ending sword rattling and a cooperative stance with government
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
White House
Two Accidents Reported To Police
Police reported two traffic incidents yesterday. John McCurdy of Adelbert street sustained a back injury after a collision on Lake Avenue near Parmely street with a bear driven by Lorain Patrolman Walter Knitter. Knitter and his wife were uninjured. Sergeant Ginty and Lorain employee Franklin Stedman were also unaffected. A vehicle owned by Jack Rowell of 120 Middle Avenue was damaged when hit near West Avenue and Broad Street by a car driven by Marion Wolfe of Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCurdy
Adelbert Streets
Lake Avenue
Parmely Street
Walter Knitter
Lorain
McCurdy
Knitter
Ginty
Franklin Stedman
Lorain City
Jack Rowell
Middle Avenue
West Avenue
Broad Street
Marion Wolfe
Spencer
Commissioner of Mental Diseases Division Named
Dr. J F Bateman, superintendent of Columbus State Hospital, was appointed by Gen. Davey as commissioner of the newly created Division of Mental Diseases for a five year term at an annual salary of 6500. The Governor named four Advisory Council members: Dr Fordyce Toledo Dr Louis Karnosh Cleveland Judge Dean May Akron Judge Clifford Woodside Youngstown. Subsequent board appointments run four years and members serve without compensation except per diem during official business.
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Columbus
J. F. Bateman
Columbus State Hospital
Gen
Davey
Division of
Mental Diseases
State Welfare Department
Bateman
Fordyce
Toledo
North Ridgeville Hosts Silver Wedding Anniversary Fete
Mise Marcella Schmitz hosted a dinner party for Mr. and Mrs. John M. Brooder of Bradford PA marking 25 years of marriage. Thirty six guests, from Bradford Cleveland Lakewood Avon and Elyria, gathered at the Schmitz home for a white and silver celebration ending with gifts and a Mass of Thanksgiving at St Bernards Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Marcella Schmitz
John M. Brooder
Bradford
Schmitz
Brooder
Joseph Ackerman
Avon
Cleveland
Lakewood
Elyria
Court Rules In Election Cases In Ohio Supreme Court
The State Supreme Court today dismissed Frank H. Ward of Columbus appeal to compel Secretary of State Kennedy to place Ward on the ballot for the short term at the expense of G. K. Allen of Cleveland. Ward claimed voting machines in Trumbull County harmed ballot rotation. The court also issued a mandamus to place Charles O. Snyder and Robert S. Wheatley on the November ballot for county engineer, noting incumbent Lloyd G. Kirk remained in office after Wheatley had been deemed ineligible for lack of an engineer license. Bradford, Pa. report notes social visits by local residents and guests from Toledo, Cleveland, La Grange, Fairview and other areas during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Frank H. Ward
William J. Kennedy
Supreme Court
G. K. Allen
Cleveland
Ward
Trumbull County
Allen
Columbiana Board of Election
Charles O. Snyder
Robert 5S. Wheatley
Lloyd G. Kirk
Wheatley
Board of
Eections
Snyder
Kirk
Baritone Jewel Theft Confession Headlines Court Hearing
In San Francisco Meyer Sopher a 23 year old mess boy faced a federal court hearing on charges of stealing jewels valued at 42000 from famed baritone Lawrence Tibbet. FBI recovered 23000 of the jewels and Sopher was jailed on 10000 bond after a tip from dining room steward Hubert Campbell. He confessed but could not recall where almost 19000 in jewels were hidden. Sopher blamed gambling for bringing him to trouble and said he lived in Baltimore. Also Ohio police chiefs elect Corlett as president and name Allen Olson Miller to key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Meyer Sopher
Lawrence Tibbett
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sopher
Matson
Monterey
Los Angeles
Hubert Campbell
U. S
E. E. Williams
Nat J. L. Peiper
FBI
Baltimore
Auto Washee 49c Batteries Recharged and Tires Sold
Freedom Gas and Oil at 4th and East Ave offers 49 cent batteries recharged and 49 cent tires on easy terms. Phone 3233.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom Gas & Oil
4Th and East Ave
Engineers And Surveyors Meet In Lorain County
Lorain County registered engineers held their second organization meeting at the German Hall in Lorain last night with about 25 present. D. E. Patterson served as temporary chairman as plans and objectives were discussed. An objectives committee was chosen and Ray E. Hollis was named temporary secretary and treasurer. The next meeting is set for Elyria on Wednesday evening October 19, with details to follow.
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Lorain County
Lorain
D. E. Patterson
J. N. Kidt
Harwood Lersch
Harvey M. Holcomb
Frank J. Murray
Lewis G. Goodell
Ray E. Hollis
Elyria
Burns Fatal to Baby Louise Bane in Sopedale
A mother’s scalding accident in Sopedale Oct 5 left two year old Louise Bane dead after she fell into a tub of hot water. Local authorities report the tragedy as a fatal burn incident with no further injuries recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Sopedale
Louise Bane
Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed for Canada via Gazette
Ottawa announces in the Canada Gazette that Monday October 10 is designated Thanksgiving Day in Canada. The proclamation appears in the official government publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Canada Gazette
Y Indus Club Hears Conservation Talk
The Y Indus Club heard a talk titled Game Conservation by Attorney Lawrence Job of Lorain, president of the Lorain County Fish and Game Association, detailing U S efforts to replenish wildlife. Bud Baumhardt announced a stag party at his Spruce Street home next Tuesday at 7 30 P M.
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Y-Indus
Lawrence Job
Lorain
Lorain County
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Plan Hallowe'en Party
Rebekah
Cassie Richards
Iva Simmons
Bessie Calkins
Marie Stearns
L.C. B.A
North Side
News OF the Girl Scouts
High School
TROUP
Newburg
John Resar
John Brickly
Albert Kistner
Cora E. Phillips
Edna Malterer
West Bridge Street
Ralph Frank
Ruby Woodcock
Mary Harrison
Miss Malterer
Walter Maslyk
E. N. Masterer
Clarence Bartter
Howard Taft
Mary Watson
Edward Bowman
la Grange
E. Hershey
J. L. Jameson
J. E. Baldwin
L. D. Corlett
Ohio Association of Police Chiefs
Ray Allen
Carl L. Olson
Youngstown
L. B. Miller
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Engineers
Carter
Y-Indus Club
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