Local News In a Few Lines 18 Bushels of Apples Stolen
A report to the sheriff details the theft of 16 bushels of prize apples from Walter Holstein’s orchard on Foster Park Road Amberat township. The apples won first prize at the Oberlin Window Fair last week. Also, charges against James Faulhaber of Elyria were dismissed after a hearing. Alaizy Drobiczewski was held on a $200 peace bond. Mayor Van Oster fined four individuals for intoxication. Two tires and rims were stolen from Vincent Karpinski's car in his barn, and Bob Olsen's bicycle was stolen from Washington Avenue.
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Walter Holstein
Foster Park Road
Amberat Township
Sheriff's Department
Holstein
Oberlin
Vincent Karpinski
LaGrange
Seven Die in Pequot Fire That Claims Mother and Children
A mother and six children aged seven months to nine years perished when their Pequot Minnesota home burned, while they slept. Fire cause remains undetermined.
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Pequot
Minn
Parsch Lumber suit and a Monroeville non-support arrest
In And About Court House the Parsch Lumber and Coal Company filed suit against Herman Leppien et al for 1644 al leged due on a lien. J J Kilekotta was arrested at Monroeville on a non support warrant and released under bond pending November 6. Frank Miller, 48, who admitted killing his wife, hanged himself in the city jail Sunday.
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Parsch Lumber and Coal Company
Herman Leppien
J. J. Kilekotta
Monroeville
Joseph Petro
Youngstown
Frank Miller
Eity
Elyrians Attend Anniversary Party for Beckleys
A six second wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs H C Beckley of Rochester Ohio continued with a surprise party yesterday hosted by Mrs Beckleys nieces and nephews and distant relatives from Elyria Cleveland Oberlin Lorain and Elyria among others. Guests enjoyed games visiting and a surprise luncheon.
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Elyrians
Flyria
J. H. Holland
Oberlin
Ralph W. Diriam
Lorain
Earl R. Bampton
Carl Snowbergen
Dessie Post
Grace Peet
Cleveland
Doddie Snowbberger
Winifred Bampton
Daniel Bush Stevick
Elyria
Robert Snowberger
Alice Welton
Ruth Bampton
Beckleys
Harry Southery
Conscientious Objection and Church Roles Discussed At Meeting
A Kings Herald meeting discussed conscientious objection to war, propaganda recognition, church involvement in social issues, and nonpartisan church action. New members Margaret Kivap and Jean Altfield joined, followed by games and a wiener roast at Patsy Peter’s Lake Avenue home.
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Kings Heralds
Patsy Peter
Kings Heraldy
3. E. Church
Lake Avenue
Miss Peter
Margaret Kivap
Jean Altfield
Stargell
Bona Fides Organize At Home Of Wanda Maslyk
Members of the Bona Fide Club met at Wanda Maslyk's Bath Street home for a first gathering. Officers elected include Theresa Montagnese as president Carrie Boron as vice president Wanda Maslyk as secretary and Verna Masirk as treasurer. The next meeting is set for October 20 at Irene and Henrietta Wizerek's Bellefield Avenue home.
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Bona Fides
Wanda Maslyk
Menoders
Bona Fide Club
Bath Street
Theresa Montagnese
Carrie Boron
Wanda Masivk
Verna Masirk
Irene and
Henrietta Wizerek
Bellefield Avenue
Democratic Club Set to Meet Thursday at Moose Hall
The Fourth Ward Democratic Club will hold its meeting Thursday night at the old Moose Hall located at Broad Street and Chapel Street. The gathering is scheduled to begin at 7:20 PM as announced today.
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Fourth Ward
Democratic Club
Old Moose Hall
Broad Street
Chapel Street
Reserve Officers to Hold Election in Lorain County Club
The Lorain County Reserve Officer's Club will hold its annual election of officers at the National Guard Headquarters during a Wednesday meeting led by President Leonard Smith Lieut Arthur Richwine is slated to address the gathering Judge W B Thompson reviewed a motion to re-hear a demurrer in the Oberlin election case and John Schmidt aged 101 Hamilton county's oldest resident died Saturday and was buried in Barnesburg Ohio
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Wheaton
Cleveland
Wheaton College
The
Gospel Church
Annie Davidson
D. Davidson
R. H. Harrison
Mary Louise Harrison
AE. Taylor
Ada Smith
Helen Sherman
Guy W. Byers
Robert Neighbor
J. Oliver Buswell
Elsie Dow
Charles Finney
Oberlin
Miss Harrison
Lorain County Reserve Officer's Club
National Guard
Leonard Smith
Arthur Richwine
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
John von Blam
L. T. McFarmind
Cincinnati
John Schmidt
Hamilton County
Peter Minky
Barnesburg
Oberlin Club Activities This Week
Oberlin Ohio lists a busy week of club meetings and lectures. The Christmas Club hosts Mrs Hobbs. Vine Rebekah Lodge holds degree practice and July August September birthday party. History department and Education department of Oberlin Women's Club plan meetings, with Miss Jessie B Threfethren speaking on modern art sources. Remainder includes Sorosis Pansy Chapter and other groups meeting Oct 10 11 12 13 with speakers, elections, and floral degrees. Local residents attend various civic gatherings and a fall schedule is outlined.
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Oberlin
Christmas Club
W. D. Hobbs
Elm Street
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Oberlin Women’s Club
J. W. Hill
British Isles
Sorosis
F. Bosworth
South Professor Street
Oberlin Women's Club
Allen Art
Jessie B. Threfethren
Harry N. Holmes
A. C. Comings
Helen Green
Cleveland
Rebekah Aid Society
Alvin Jones
East Lorain Street
J. L. Edwards
RE. Cain
Kouple Klub
Union Street
Nancy Squire
A. A. Saxton
Christy
Beatty
Pythian Sisters
Phillis Wheatley Club
Brown
Groveland Street
G. E. Willbond
Edith Thatcher
Hudson
Doris Peabody
Cincinnati
Charles Magruder
North Pleasant Street
Herbert Yocom
Sandusky
Ernest Yocom
James Morris
Sayzer
Anna Beck
J. A. Strong
Loraine County Democratic Club
la Grange
Deaths and funeral notices from Lorain County area
Funeral services set for Mina Henkel at Sudro Funeral Home with Walther League pallbearers. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. Mrs. George C. Gessner of North Ridgeville dies at Elyria Clinic. services at Avon Belden road home and Belden Methodist church. Surviving children listed. Mrs Emmeline Cleverdon dies at Belden home. services at Rogers home and Belden Methodist church. burial in Belden Cemetery. Susan Osborn Preston of Deerfield dies in Michigan. services held at home and at Butternut Ridge Cemetery, North Olmsted.
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Mina Henkel
Sudro
Walther League
Ridgelawn
George C. Gessner
North Ridgeville
Elyria Clinic
Avon- Belden Road
Emmeline Cleverdon
P. H. Rogers
Belden
Ohio
William Cleverdon
Montville
Lorain
Medina Counties
M. E. Church
Jessie M. Rogers
Earl Cleverdon
Lakewood
Harvey Cleverdon
Lima
Besse Rogers
Claude Cleverdon
Curahoga Falls
Sam Woods
Spencer
Josiah Woods
Wellington
Doll Marcey
Crystal
Michican
EB. R. Haines
Bural
Susan Osborn Preston
Deerfield
Mich
Columbia Township
W. R. Osborn
Columbia
Butternut Ridge
North Olmsted
Wins Prize On Dahlia Display at Oberlin Window Fair
Mrs. Clarence Foster of Bellfield Avenue won the prize for the largest and most perfect bloom displayed at the Oberlin Window Fair held Friday and Saturday. Her exhibit included two dahlias, Kathleen Norris and Kemp's Violet Wonder. The largest bloom measured 11 3/4 inches across and 1.2 inches deep.
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Clarence Foster
Bellfield Avenue
Oberlin
Has Bicycles As Security For Apples
Three bicycles owned by three boys who were taking apples from Mrs Herrick s orchard on North Ridge and Middle Ridge roads were left with Mrs Herrick as security for payment. Deputies Woodings and Monroe observed the bikes along the roadside and the cyclists fled on foot with some apples. The bicycles were turned over to Mrs Herrick as security for the debt.
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Mary Herrick
North Ridge
Middle Ridge
Herrick
Joe Woodings
Ed Monroe
Three Fined For Dog Law Violations
Three persons were fined for dog law violations when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro Saturday. Joe Nemeth and Steve Vegh of Telegraph read were each fined $10 and costs for letting their dogs run loose at night. their fines were suspended and they received 60 days probation to Dog Warden Lee Minckler. John Ronez of Telegraph road was fined $1 and costs for purchasing a male license for a female dog. The three arrests were made by Warden Minkler.
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Joseph Petro
Joe Nemeth
Steve Vegh
Telegraph Read
Lee Minckler
John Ronez
Telegraph Road
Minkler
National Chairman of Socialist Party Dies in New York
Morris Hillquit 64, lawyer and author, dies after months of illness. Immigrant from Riga, he rose to national chairmanship following a record mayoral vote of 254,000. Survived by wife Vera and two children. his works include History of socialism in the United States and From Marx to Lenin.
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New York
Morris Hillquit
Socialist Party
United States
Hillquit
Air
Vera Hillquit
Riga
Latvia
Marx
Lenin
Hutgnit
Spiritual Healing Ideas From Dr Auld Sermon
Dr William M Auld of the First Congregational Church preached on Christianity and spiritual healing. He noted diverse religious movements led by women, urged balance with orthodox medicine, and praised physicians while stressing the spiritual over material. He cited Franklyn Cole Sherman and urged consultation with doctors alongside mind and soul care. The talk touched on global unity and moral strength.
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William Mule Auld
First Congregational Church
Hevieh
Witen Aly
Auld
St. Teresa
Genoa
Franklyn Cole Sherman
Cleveland
Lord Jesus Christ
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Prices Report
Cleveland markets show poultry, dairy, vegetables, and livestock prices. Poultry and ducks steady with graded meats. russet potatoes from Idaho and Red River Valley cobblers listed. cattle, hogs, and sheep trading with varied prices and weekly demand noted.
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Cleveland
Idaho Russet Burbanks
Mion Xun Cobblers
Minnesota
Red River Valley
Wixconsin
North Dakota
New York
River Cleanup Complete Under City Supervision
City street supervisor L A Hastings reported that all feasible work to clean Black River has been completed. Gates at East Bridge Street dam opened to drain the river bed and remove refined articles. Precautions were set to keep sewer valves closed to stop river pollution blamed for fish kills. An ordinance banning dumping in Black River is before the safety committee and may be presented soon with fines for violators.
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Black River
L. A. Hastings
East Bridge Street
Boxes Held Under Lebensberger Name To Be Opened Today
Federal authorities reportedly uncovered safety boxes under Lebensberger's name set to be opened today, potentially revealing more on a nationwide gang operation. Police in Chicago watched for Marty Guilfoyle, a Northwest side gambling ring leader tied to a 1919 murder and 1931 ransom case, amid the ongoing crackdown.
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John J. Lynch
YMCA drive for members continues through final reports
Men workers from the YMCA membership campaign continue touring to gain memberships before the drive ends tonight. The division’s official close was Friday night, but reports are incomplete and the total memberships remain unknown as workers anticipate further renewals and new prospects who were previously unreachable.
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M. C.A
W. O. McClellan
Se8
Gunmen suspected as Lebensberger linked to secret indictments
Lebensberger who ran a string of gambling houses was shot last Friday after a federal grand jury indicted him and John J. McLaughlin and Joseph Sans, credit manager at the 225 Club. A second indictment may be disclosed today as 26 more suspects were arrested across Denver, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Boston, San Antonio, Springfield, New York, Detroit and Chicago for conspiring to dispose of mall robbery loot. The gunmen who seized $500,000 last December are reportedly identified but not yet revealed.
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Lebensberger
Federal Grand
John J
Boss) McLaughlin
Joseph Sans
225 Club
Denver
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Boston
San Antonio
Springfield
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Numerology Coupon End Tonight in Chronicle Telegram
Today is the final opportunity for readers to receive a Numerology analysis by Elaine Williams. Williams urges anyone who did not receive their letter to call or write, as missing envelopes, mispacked dimes, and incomplete information are the common causes. She emphasizes immediate action to ensure the analysis is mailed in the next batch.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elaine Williams
Wilams
Clip and Mail Today Present Signature Address
A brief notice announces a signature address event due today. The excerpt emphasizes quick action and mail-in participation, urging readers to clip and mail their responses promptly.
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James Faulhaber
Milford Horace
Alaizy Drobiczewski
W. H. van Oster
Costae
R. T. McCullen
Marquis Roamer
James Rigg
William Linder
Bob Olsen
Hamilton Avenue
Washington Avenue
And
Court House
Alice Green
Paul Ellis
Sederis
Capitol Theatre
Mrs. George Smith
Juanita Gibbs
George Smith
Harvard Avenue
Harold McGowin
Miss Gibbs
Bridge
Vivian Esker
Evelyn Wilson
Alice Smith
Gibbs- McGowin
1St Congregational
Harvey Cheney
E. H. Faulkner
F. A. Dusthimer
Paul
Otto Greene
Kaley
Hallowe’en
Paul Richards
Second Congregational C. E
Walter Gehrke
Unite States
Ruth Pickett
Evelyn Ernst
Gwendolyn Gaines
Plymouth
America
Geo. G. Spitzer
Grafton
Lorain County Automotive Maintenance Association
F.S. Aust, Sec’y
Arthur Ludlow
June Smith
Kathryn Smith
Berton Boynton
Eugene Fell
C. E. Benedic
ST. Agnes P.T
British Empire Club
Oddfellows Hall
Bunce
Stevenson
F. Walker
Bridget
Miss Burns
G. W. McCaffery
B. Moyes
Barnes
Morrison
Esther Alfsen
Louis &Liss
Bone
Plessant St
Order of Fasten Star
Henkel
George Gessner
Mrs. Alton Preston
Socialist
DR. Auld
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Uys
Thane
Drive For Y
Ee Aseerocena Asae
Elaine H. Williams
Pocahontas Lump
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Murbach Coal & Supply Co
West Bridge St
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