Progress In Paint Industry Described By Rotary Speaker
Sam Moore executive president of Arco Paint Company spoke to Elyria Rotary Club at Elks Restaurant describing rapid progress in the paint industry driven by automobile manufacturing needs. He noted expansion from 60 to about 1,000 raw materials and the rise of lacquers and synthetics, plus the higher capital required for manufacturers. He cited fast drying enamels saving auto plants millions by reducing storage needs. Announcement: T J Cook of New York Central will discuss Transportation next week.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Sam Moore
Arco Paint Company
Cleveland
Elks
Moore
T. J. Cook
Traffic Department
The
New York Central Railroad
Plan Fight Against The Bott Fly
A plan to combat the bott fly affecting many horses was begun by the Lorain County Draft Horse Association. L. P. McCann, Ohio State University horse specialist, will address the next meeting. Late November and early December are noted as optimal for treating horses to protect against the fly, which lays eggs on the animals and can cause fatal harm if larvae hatch in the mouth or digestive tract.
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Plana
Lorain County Draft Horse Association
L. P. McCann
Ohio State University
Avon Lake teen wins 100 in court case over car crash
Juanita D. Smedley 18 of Avon Lake sued Hildegard Ebinger of Lorain for 5000 after a December 23, 1932 crash on West River road. A jury awarded her 100 for personal injuries. Other notes include Mike Gerec placed on probation for a building arson offense in Avon. John Gawlowski granted divorce from Kasmira Gawlowski for neglect and cruelty. Patrick J. Kain sues The National Tube Company for work injury compensation. Anna Schmauch sues Philip Schmauch and Lillian Stiwald for property partition in Amherst. Margaret Pocze files divorce from George Pocze. Home Owners Loan Corp sues George Toth for 2948 foreclosure.
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Juanita D. Smedley
Avon Lake
Hildegard Ebinger
West Erie Avenue
Lorais
West River Road
Elyria
Local Girl Scout Cook Out and Troop Activities Report
Additional Society notes report Girl Scout troop events at the American Legion Home with 28 girls, a cook-out hike, and a rummage sale planned for October 23 at Elyria Coach Co. Ladies Auxiliary to sponsor a card party late in October for Mrs. Roig’s scout work. two weeks without meetings as Captain Roig attends the national Council in Savannah. Tau Kappa Beta Sorority elected officers led by Kathryn Fisk. Mary McGuire hosted, prizes awarded, and Mary Lou Duffy to host again in two weeks. Junior Order meets with planning for bingo on November 9 and council meetings October 26. Elyria Lodge No. 103 confers first degree on two candidates. St Clair Rebekah Homecoming planned October 26. postponement of the October 12 event. Richmond Kansas guest B J Gunn speaks. Northwest Encampment set for October 7.
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Girl Scouts of Troop
American Legion
Elyria Coach Company
Ladies Auxiary
The
Elyria Lodge
B. J. Gunn
Rescue Lodge No. 393
Richmond
Kansas
Northwest
Two Auto Drivers Enter Guilty Pleas
Two drivers pleaded guilty in police court before Justice Joseph Petro. Albert Grendow of Lorain was fined 50 and costs for driving under the influence on September 18 and had his city driving privilege suspended for six months. Clarence McDermott of Chestnut Street also admitted the same offense for a late night act on Lodi Street and his sentencing was postponed.
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Joseph Petro
Albert Grendow
11Th Street
Lorain
Clarence McDermott
Chestnut Street
Lodi Street
Pleads Guilty To Disorderly Conduct
Louis Michowka of 426 15th street pleaded guilty today before Justice Joseph Petro to a disorderly conduct charge. He faces trial tomorrow morning after police arrested him at 12 55 a m for attempting to gain entry to his tenant Mrs. Francis Sanders residence at 426 15th street. Sanders reported past attempts and said she fired at him last night when she heard him at her door.
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Louis Michowka
15Th Street
Joseph Petro
Frank Waldron
C. B. Andress
Michowka
Francis Sanders
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing
Hospital admissions include Mrs. Frank Craig hand LaGrange Mrs. Leonard Mahl 176 Warren avenue Arthur Reisz 122 Lake avenue Mary Helen Kolopus 940 Foster avenue Jean James 115 Cornell Pegsy Coryell No 2 Endley apartments Mrs Fred Dauback Stop 71 Fred Brown 263 West River Discharges list patients include Mrs. Hilary Nunnink baby girl Oberlin Mrs Eugene Meili baby girl 316 Fur face street Mrs John Stanfield baby boy 115 Rush Mrs Francis Brubaker baby girl 135 Huron Mrs Ellis Briggs R D No 2 Da vid Holman Stop 6 Fuller road Harry Moore 405 West 14th Jack Funk 235 Wooster s
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Frank Craighand
LaGrange
Leonard Mahl
Warren Avenue
Arthur Reisz
Lake Avenue
Mary Helen Kolopus
Foster Avenue
Jean James
Cornell
Pegsy Coryell
Endley
Fred Dauback
Fred Brown
West River
Hilary Nunnink
Oberlin
Eugene Meili
Furface Street
John Stanfield
Rush
Francis Brubaker
Huron
Ellis Briggs
David Holman
Fuller Road
Harry Moore
West 14Th
Jack Funk
Wooster
Licenses Granted For Residents Of Lorain Elyria And Carlisle
Licenses issued to Mike Bielski 36 Lorain Jania and Kathryn Gawlak 40 Lorain Charles E Snow 25 Lorain a service man and M Faith Love 23 Lorain Ralph L Jamison 33 Elyria township machinist and Dorothy Smith 34 Elyria township Clifford Smith 23 East Carlisle operator and Marjorie Smith 24 East Carlisle Duanne McClellan 23 Grafton farmer and Eileen Walkden 21 LaGrange Glenn Shepherd 23 Carlisle township sheet metal worker and Marion Blakeslee 21 of 222 Gates avenue Elyria 7 ee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Snow
Lorain
M. Faith Love
Ralph L. Jamison
Elyria
Dorothy Smith
Clifford Smith
East Carlisle
Marjorie Smith
Duanne McClellan
Grafton
Eileen Walkden
LaGrange
Glenn Shepherd
Carlisle Township
Marion Blakeslee
Gates Avenue
Controversy over Supreme Justice Hugo Black
Continued from page one, the article details growing debate over Justice Hugo Black. It notes pressures from lawmakers and public opinion, outlining key arguments for and against his tenure. The piece cites statements from officials and observers, with no final resolution announced.
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Hugo L. Black
Fete Bride To Be Virginia Powell Honored In Oberlin
Oberlin news reports a Pansy Chapter Eastern Star party honoring Miss Virginia Powell at Mrs. Wini fred Beebe's East College street home. Seventeen attended. Powell, officer of the lodge, received a gift. October 12 wedding to Lewis Mac Laughlin of Milan announced.
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Oberlin
Pansy Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Virginia Powell
Winifred Beebe
East College Street
Miss Powell
Lodge
Sabra Powell
Lewis MacLaughlin
Milan
Roosevelt faces pressure over Klan ties and neutrality policy
The article suggests factors influencing President Roosevelt to delay a special session, citing possible impeachment pressure over his past Ku Klux Klan links and concerns about triggering an uproar over the Neutrality Act. It notes anticipated demands for an embargo on arms to China and Japan upon Congress reconvening, and that Roosevelt has yet to use full trade curtailment powers granted by Congress.
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Roosevelt
Congress
China
Japan
Teams Tie In Y M C A Campaign Football Contest
Reports from the boys division show two 14 to 14 ties led by Maynard Unger with Harrison Comstock and Jack Yost with Ward Travers. Seventy nine memberships were recorded last night as the campaign emphasizes 32 activities. A men division drive with about 50 teams canvassing the city is underway.
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Maynard Unger
Harrison Comstock
Jack Yost
Ward Travers
Ridgeville Democratic Club Meeting Opens Campaign
Ridgeville Democratic Club will meet Friday evening Oct. 8 1937 at 7 30 P M in the Town Hall for the start of the campaign. Local candidates will be presented and the meeting is open to all voters. A social hour will follow.
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Ridgeville
Democratic Club
Windsors Likely To Sail Nov 3 On Normandy
Paris reports sources say the Duke and Duchess of Windsor will sail the Normandie to the United States on November 3. They announced plans to travel to Germany by train to study housing conditions but aim to shorten that stay to spend more time in America.
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Paris
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
United States
Normandie
Germany
Vegetable Institute Likely To Be Held In January
Plans for a Lorain County vegetable institute to be held in January will be started next Monday evening by a committee of growers. Leaders include N J Hoskin Grafton president Peter Nissen Avon vice president Theodore Peak Avon secretary treasurer and L H Keller and Walter McAllister on the executive committee. The event mirrors last winter’s Avon institute with a two day program and soil tests by Ohio State University traveling soils laboratory. Plans for the 1938 Farmers Institutes also in January will begin October 18 with institute officers meeting in the eis Chamber of Commerce offices.
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Lorain County
N. J. Hoskin
Grafton
Peter Nissen
Avon
Theodore Peak
L. H. Keller
Walter McAllister
Ohio State University
Farmers’ Institutes
Eis Chamber of Commerce Olces
Fugitive Paul Masterfield Seized in Los Angeles
Authorities report Paul Masterfield the escapee from Grafton Prison Farm, who fled on August 31, was captured in Los Angeles. Details of the California arrest were not disclosed.
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Paul Masterfield
Grafton
Los Angeles
California
Avon Lake High Hosts Lorain County PTA Council Session
More than 160 parents and teachers attended the Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations opening events at Avon Lake High School. Afternoon talks covered Rural Service and Safety First in Family Relationships. Principal speaker Prof. C. C. Reed of Ohio State spoke in the evening with music by the Avon Lake octet and a state convention report by Mrs. Andrew Rawson.
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Avon Lake High School
Lorain County
James Birrell
Cincinnati
Rural Service
Richard Williams
Columbus
J. Sanderson
Avon Lake P. T. A
Elmer E. Love
C. C. Reed
Ohio State University Agricultural Engineering Department
Avon Lake Octet
Wayne Black
Andrew Rawson
Death Notices for Kellogg Behrens and Austin
Miss Mamie Kellogg 71 of Avon found dead in Randall home. Funeral Friday 1 30 from Randall home. burial Litchfield cemetery. Survivors: nieces and nephews. Herman Behrens 54 of 218 Seventh Street died Tuesday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Funeral Friday 2 from Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. Rev Armin Schroeder officiating. burial Ridgelawn cemetery. Miss Mary A Austin of Kipton died at Dean Rest Home Oberlin yesterday at 10 30. Funeral Thursday 2 from Kipton Community church. burial Henrietta cemetery. Body at W L Pease Funeral Home Wakeman until Thursday noon.
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Columbus
Worcester
Fay Worcester
Spring Street
D. C. Worcester
Cleveland
Dennis McGonagle
R. S. McGonagle
Somerset
Mamie Kellogg
Avon
Ernest Randall
Randall
Litchfield Cemerary
Miss Kellogg
Mary A. Austin
Kipton
Dean Rest
Oberlin
Austin
Henrietta Township
Lfe
Henrietta
Joseph Dudley
Congregational Church
Berlin Heights
Y-Indus Club Screens West Color Movies
The Y-Indus Club viewed color motion pictures depicting scenes from Mexico and California. FP A Dusthimer principal of Jefferson Junior High School spoke to the club at the YMCA meeting last night. Dusthimer, who took the pictures during a summer trip, shared experiences from his journey.
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Mexico
California
Y-Indus Club
FP. A. Dusthimer
Jefferson Junior High School
Dusthimer
West
Cleveland Markets Report Livestock and Produce Prices
Receipts show cattle 300 with varied weight classes and prices, calves 300 with active demand, sheep and lambs 500 slow with weaker undertone, hogs 1600 slow with price dips. Homegrowers items list fruits and vegetables, with broad pricing for Butter, Eggs, and Grain and Mill Feeds. Cleveland area and Toledo grain quotes included.
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Cleveland
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Bluebird
Mike Gerec
DB. A. Cook
John Gawlowski
Kasmira Gawkowski
D. A. Cook
Patrick J. Kain
East 21St Street
National Tube Company Today
Workmen’s Compensation Act
Tube
Anna Schmauch
Philip Schmauch
Lillian Stiwald
Amherst
Margaret Pocze
George Pocze
Home Owners Loan Corporation
George Toth
Order of United American Mechanics
J. Hanson
Yellow Line
Bedford Council
Ch.merthe & Co
Hockmeyer
Hockmeyers Tweeduroy
Hockmeyers Plain
Mike Bielski
Jania
Kathryn Gawlak
Wainwright Floris
Cleveland Rd
Urs
Esther Wood
Richard Cleven
Nineteenth Century Club
J. R. Haylor
Morgan Street
H. S
Oberlin High School
Tom Wood
Carol Zimmerman
Borghild Kafka
Merton Campbell
Nina Lester
Gordon Bliss
Winifred Anders
Eleanor Cady
Mary Beth Hartson
Bob Winder
Otis Hall
Agnes Mitro
Wilmah Hall
Dick Weeks
Dorothy Hobbs
Miriam Verda
Iola Gibson
James Dew
Wilma Lathrop
Barbara Lester
Lesle Napp
Robert Only
John Zimmerman
Sonia Moyer
Shirley Oliver
Elizabeth Carr
Peggy Utterback
Eddie Metcalf
Don Bryant
Wilmon Drollinrer
Karl W. Gehrkeng
Detroit
Drollinger
Wisconsin
North Cedar
West Lorain Street
R. D. A. Gunn
Junior Star Club
Arthur Edwards
North Pleasant Street
Ernest Fisk
Portsmouth, O
C. J. Wright
Woodland Avenue
Ridgeville Democratic Club
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Windsors
Stone’s Grill
Court Street
McIntosh
Ugsmen
Jonathan
Ohio
Niagara
Uatos
Bieders Seehoues
Nivb
New Jersey
New Cobblers
Idaho
Bakate
Maine
North Dakota
Toledo
Sheet Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Sederis
Samuel J. Ambler
Fourth Street
Elyria, Ohio
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
U. S
Amherst, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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