Community Chest sets budget at 97800 for next year
The Community Service Council executive committee fixed the Community Chest budget at 97,800 for the next year. J. E. Thatcher is campaign chairman with Mayor James A. Jewitt as assistant. Dates for the drive are November 18 to 25. Details include divisions, committees, and a slogan Be Glad You Can Give.
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Community Chest
Organization For No
Community Service Council
J. E. Thatcher
Associated Charities
Americanization Council
Boy Scouts
Elyria Memorial
Elyria Memorial Car Association
Home For
Salvation Army
I Women's Auxiliary
WCAL
Gates Hospital
Peeces
Spring Valley Club
First Congregational Church
Myron’ Jones
W. B. Tinms
M. E. Roe
W. H. Hill
W. W. West
William Hoover
B. C. Franklin
Arthur Patrick
E. F. Allen
Mr. Allen
Guy B. Findley
King Fauher
Sem Squire
T. N. Cook
Mr. Thatcher
Cascade Park Could Gain 19 Acres Expansion
Park Commissioner Wilford urged the city council to add 19 acres to Cascade Park. The land lies across the Black River from Elywood Park and would host football and soccer fields, a new baseball diamond, tennis courts, and a large picnic area. He said the addition would relieve crowding and extend park facilities northward along the river, with access by ford or Floradal Court.
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Cascade Ark
St Hight
Rank Wilford
Wilford
Cascade Park
Black River
Gulf Hills
Develpment
Theorthern
Elywood Ark
Wilford Aid
Elywood Pak
Floradal Court
Elywood
Floradale Court
Ohio
Jeanne Eagels Buried in Kansas City
Kansas City honors Jeanne Eagels at Calvary cemetery after she dies at a young age. The seven year old who joined a theater troupe as a child grew into a prominent actress linked to Kansas City's stage history.
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Jeanne Eagels
Kansas City
Calvary Cemetery
Miss Eagel
Genealogy of George W Savage from youth to Elyria public service
The text traces George W Savage from age 21 living on a Ridgeville farm as junior partner in Sir John Savage and Son breeders of Hereford cattle to moving to Elyria for a meat and grocery business. He served 12 years as Green Line conductor and is completing his 12th year as city sealer and inspector. Savage, married with four sons, resides at 245 Seventh Street. His youthful ambition was to become a traveling salesman.
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George W Savage
Ridgeville
John Savage
Savage
Elyria
Green Line
Seventh Street
City Edition Holds For Final Baseball Score Update
The city edition of the Chronicle Telegram will be delayed until the world series games finish. Publication will carry the result and score by inning of the city games each day.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Dar
Elyria Legion Drum Corps to Headline Chamber Dinner
Elyria’s American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Forty and Eights will be guests of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce at tonight’s membership dinner at First Congregational Church. Chamber president Earl W Bell will welcome the corps back from the Legion national convention in Louisville where they won the Forty and Eight championship. Richard E. Bert Nor of Chicago will speak on Fire Prevention. A short drill will be staged and dinner begins at 6:30.
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Elyria
Elyria Approves New Traffic and Parking Ordinance
Mayor James A. Hewitt signed Elyria's traffic and parking ordinance after City Council approved it on its third reading. The measure takes effect Monday December 2 1929 and covers motor vehicles push carts horse drawn vehicles street cars and pedestrians with rules including pedestrians yielding to green signals and prohibitions on standing for rides and boarding moving streetcars. The article also notes Fire Chief Bates addressed the Young Men's Club for Fire Prevention Week at the M G A last night.
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Bulletin
James A. Hewitt
Elyria
James A Hewitt
Major Hewitt
Young Men's Club
W. N. Bates
Bir-ria
Three Indicted By Grand Jury Arrested and arraigned
Three people from Lorain Ida Gershowitz and Mike Miller were indicted by a grand jury on purchasing junk from minors. They pleaded not guilty and were released on $100 bonds each. John Howard faced non support charges and entered a not guilty plea.
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W. B. Thompson
Ida, Gershowitz
Mike Miller
Lorain
John Howard
Hoover Flags Friendship Over Any Anglo American Clash
President Hoover stressed friendship with Prime Minister MacDonald as more important than conclusions in Anglo American talks. Frere said practical Kellogg pact ideas to resolve freedom of seas issues featured in Hoover MacDonald discussions, which were nearing end. MacDonald spent the night at the White House after a state dinner and returned to the British Embassy to continue his stay.
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Washington
MacDonald
Hoover
Frere
White House
Ishbel
D.C
Dolly Curtiss Gann
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Gang
Longworth
Hoovers
Gann
Mr. Gann
Ishbel MacDonald
White Horse
Marine Band
Dolly Madison Moirtor
Canada
Steel and Tubes Plans New Mill
Steel and Tubes, Inc. asked the city council last night to abandon two streets through its factory property to build a new mill. Details of the plant were not disclosed and company officials declined further comment. The streets surround the company property and the request was referred to the streets and sidewalks committee.
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Foy Steel and Tubes, Inc
Steel and Tubes
Mrs Longworth Returns To Washington But Skips White House Dinner
Washington socialites watch Dolly Gann seating as Alice Roosevelt Longworth returns to the capital. Longworth leads antiG ang forces and remains away from the White House dinner to avoid embarrassment. Gann sat to the president’s left near MacDonald the British ambassadorial reception looms with noted officials present.
Elyria School Board Approves Staffing and Night Trade School
The Elyria Board of Education approved employment of two teachers Mrs Clayton Smith and Mrs Relps Wood with Wood to serve as assistant principal at Allen School and tutor for Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. A night trade school for adults was authorized to open tonight with four classes for men and one for women, funded largely by the Smith Hughes Act. New school equipment includes two pianos for Allen, one each for Hamilton and Gates, plus $35 for phonograph records from a $160 student-musical fund. The board reappointed C W Koppes to the city board of examiners and designated October 23 as a closing day for teachers to attend the Northwestern Ohio Teachers Association convention in Cleveland October 25-26.
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Elyria Board of Education
Clayton Smith
Relps Wood
Allen School
Board of Education
Allen
Hamilton
Gates
Northwestern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cleveland
Operating costs of Elyria schools revealed
The Elyria, Lorain, Oberlin and county school systems spent 1928 29 a total of 2 085 924 51 educating children. Elyria schools opened with 352 24 13 balance, received 1 027 884 55 and closed with 404 487 72. Lorain and Oberlin figures show balances and totals for the year.
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Elyria
Monroe H. Welty
Arthur Gills
Elsha
Lorain
OberHu
Oberlin
Phillies and Cubs Battle In Erratic Baseball Play By Play
Chicago and Philadelphia exchange innings of scattered hits and walks. Foxx hits a homer for Philadelphia while Hoofs and Hornsby fans pace the late action as both teams strand runners and manage few runs in a long, error-prone sequence.
Lost Friday P M Brown Hand Bag On Cleveland Car
A brown hand bag left Friday afternoon on a Cleveland street car. Contents include money keys watch and papers. Classification references appear for other ads such as dining from suite and day bed, cookies and fried cakes, a girl’s bicycle in good condition, and general bargains.
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Cleveland
Cubs at Wrigley Rally To World Series Battle
Fans packed Wrigley Field as the Chicago Cubs host the Philadelphia A L pennant winners in the world championship game. About 55 000 capacity filled, with bleachers crowded and gate-crashing crowds early for front row seats. Weather was near perfect and a festive mood ran through the stands as English homered during batting practice.
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Wrigley Field
Chicago
Cubs
Loop
Gold Coast
Cub
English
al Smith
Chicago Baseball Inning Summary With Mixed Plays
The Chicago lineup produces a sequence of singles, walks, and sacrifices. Curler, Stephenson, and Grimm advance runners, Heathcote and Hartnett appear, and errors and defensive plays shape scoring. In the Athletics portion, players like Bishop and Foxx feature in a back and forth with runs and hits. Manners of outs and baserunning decisions lead to two runs and several errors for Chicago and Chicago-based actions for the Athletics.
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Chicago
Cryler
Simmons
Hart~nett
Root
Hartnett
Ett
Grimm Stars In Slow Inning As Grims Fall Behind
Grimm advances with a first inning single in front of Minter as Stephenson holds at second. Blair pinch hits and strikes, then a ball outside forces Grimm at second. Dykes to Bishop moves Stephenson to third. Tolson bats for Busk and fans, Siyike homers, Tolson later out. One run, two hits, one error.
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Phila
Bishop
Grimm
Haas
Cochrane
Simmons
Philadelphia
Foxx
Miller
Boley
Barnsby
Grima
Chicago
Stephenson
Taylor
Rens
Rglish
Foxe
Enstish
Siler
Bush
Gonzales
Foxrz
Pixie
Buch
Dykes Gamez
Rhmke
Ehmke
McMillan
Wilson
Brrike
Cuyler
Minter
Blair
Tolson
Busk Tolson
Siyike
Tolso
Chronicle Telegram scores big play by play scoreboard
In Elyria the Chronicle Telegram offers a citywide chance to match play by play through an electrical scoreboard crafted by Ernest Erber. The system flashes plays from Chicago or Philadelphia during crucial series as on air staff relay updates to viewers. A coroner in West London suggests fining pedestrians in traffic inquests to reduce accidents.
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Elyria
Ernest Erber
Fourth Street
Chronicle-Telegram
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Sudget
Thatcher
Council
Root and Taylor
Ehmke and
Cochran
Mexfillan
Ebmkes
Hornsby
Engting
Stephenson Foxx
Grimm Haas
Hack
Gall
Centerfeld
Bolay
Grove
P. Earnshaw
Klein
Dineen
Moran
van Graflan
London
H. R. Oswald
West London
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