Ohio State May Face Closure Over Fuel Shortage
Ohio State University officials warned the institution could be closed if fuel and supplies are not secured. A conference of the House Finance committee, legislative leaders, and Governor Carey aimed to break a funding deadlock with two new appropriations bills to replace vetoed items. Negotiations followed proposals to transfer funds and potential extra state support, with Democratic leaders and Republican leaders engaged in talks.
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Columbces
Ohio State University
House Finance Committee
Carey
State Emergency Board
House
Stories of Successful Men Told to Elyria Club
Harry W Luetki secretary of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce presented stories of several successful men to the Y-Indus Club last night. He noted how they seized opportunities and applied themselves, urging young men to pursue business chances today. Members plan an inspection of the Elyria sewage disposal plant next Tuesday and a Halloween party on October 29 at Camp Iss-See-Kes-
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Y-Indus Club
Harry W. Luetki
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Luetki
Elyria
Hallowe'en
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Five Butler County Officials Injured in Collision Near Middletown
Five Butler County officials were seriously injured in an automobile collision near Middletown. Prosecutor Paul Baden, 32, Hamilton, sustained fractures to the right shoulder and arm. County Commissioner Frank Pepper, 59, Hamilton, possibly skull fracture and cuts. Commissioner Walter Ralston, 35, Middletown, possibly skull fracture and cuts. Commissioner Edward Keller, Hamilton, possibly skull fracture and brain concussion. County Sheriff Fred Hammerie, 56, Hamilton, cuts and brain concussion. a unidentified man driving the other car suffered an arm injury.
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Middletown
Butler County
Here
Paul Baden
Hamilton
Frank Pepper
Walter Ralston
Edward Keiler
Fred Hammerie
First Ward Men's Democratic Club Holds Meeting
The First Ward Men's Democratic Club met at the Little Brown Jug Cafe on Cleveland street with strong attendance. A nominating committee of William Jones, T. H. DieDrich, and Leo Strohmeier was appointed to propose office candidates at the next meeting. Baxter Sharp resigned as chairman effective immediately.
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First Ward Men's Democratic Club
Little Brown Jug
Cleveland Street
Notl
William Jones
T. H. Diedrich
Leo Strohmeier
Baxter Sharp
Duchess of Kent Births a Son in Belgrave Square
The Duchess of Kent, formerly Princess Magia of Greece, gave birth to a son at Belgrave Square. Prince George praised the moment as the family celebrated quietly, with the child ranking seventh in succession to the British throne.
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London
Duchess of Kent
Magia
Greece
Belgrave Square
House of Windsor
Prince George
Marina
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Elizabeth
Margaret
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Kent
Death Record M Werner Schafer at 75 in Fre mont Ohio
M Werner Schafer age 75 died Tuesday morning at her son Sylvester Schafer's home in Fremont Ohio after three years of illness. She was born in Heariecia Township and lived there and in Brownheim all her life. Survived by husband, one daughter Mrs Jake Swonger of Birmingham, two sons Henry of Strongsville and Sylvester of Fremont, and seven grandchildren. Funeral from daughter Mrs Swonger’s home at 1 30 Thursday and 2 p m at Birmingham Methodist Church officiated by Rev Emil Burrichter.
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Werner Schafer
Sylvester Schafer
Fremont
Ohio
Heariecia
Rownheim
Jake Swonger
Birmingham
Henry
Strongsville
Sylvester
Rome
Swonger
Methodist Church
Emil Burrichter
Reformed Caurch of
Mitiwanga
Barker urges high schoolers to build body and will
Dr. Barker told students that a strong body and a clear mind are essential, citing Theodore Roosevelt as an example of physical development. He urged seniors to form study concentration, embrace education as work to be done now, and cultivate courage by saying no to improper choices. Principal Shivery noted Barker has spoken to over 3.3 million students in 22 years.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Barker
Thomas Huxsey
Fire Prevention Week Observance Grows in Elyria
Fire Prevention Week activities expand in Elyria with participation from the Chamber of Commerce fire department schools and other organizations. Fire truck visits to five city schools sparked student interest and safety talks follow the visits while inspections show most public buildings meet fire hazard standards.
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City of Elyria
Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Gates
Jefferson
Edison
Franklin
Remmen
Des G_ Setherden
Ore
Ely
Alten
Garford
McHister
Hamilton
School of Servance
Campus Mixer To Be Held Tonight
The annual Campus Mixer on the college campus features two theatres under a large tent with booths for concessions and amusements. Tom Street will host entertainment including a “Honey moon of Peter Pinder Pease” surprise act. Adem Werts and Dick Farmers bands provide music, with a bonfire later. Free programs run at 6:30 and 3:39 m.. supper at 5:30 served to students and faculty.
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Coliese
Tom Street
Peter Pinder Pease
Adem Werts Orchestra
Wil
History Group Of Women's Club Meets
The history department of the Oberlin Women's Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. F. C. Ruth’s home 64 N. Cedar avenue with about four members present. Members spoke on Isabel Smith F. M. Josephine Smith Mary Kenner and Ruth and discussed The Dawn a symposium Prehistoric the Celts and Druids The first eits The influence of Clotilda The Impress of Rome The Story of Mass The next meeting will be October 22 at Mrs. Isebella Brocklebank 117 Bim street.
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Oberlin Women’s Club
F.C. Ruth
N. Cedar Avenue
Forix
Isabel Smith
F. M. Josephine Smith
Mary Kenner
Ruth
Clotilda
Rome
Mass
Isebella
S. Brocklebank
Bim Street
Oberijin Business and Professional Club Meeting
Mrs. A. W. Jones hosted the Oberijin Business and Professional Women’s Club gathering. Members discussed upcoming events, networking plans, and community outreach initiatives for the season.
Church Club Sets First Meeting With Potluck Dinner
The Young Women's Club of the First Church will hold its first meeting this evening at 6 15 in the James Brand House. A potluck dinner is served with each attendee bringing one dish. Mrs Clarence Craig will speak informally on her Near East trip. Eight members invite younger women to join and attend the dinner.
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Oz East Lorain Street
Devele
Edith Princehormman
West College Street
Rineaié
Taerém
Zames
Young Women’s Club of the First Church
James Brand
Clarence Craig
Near East
Regent To Be Honored by Nancy Squire Chapter DAR Founders Day
Regent Mrs. John S. Hea ume will be guest of Oberlin Chapter on Founders Day Friday in Oberlin with a luncheon at 12:39 and the mess ing at Hazel Johnson's Hast College shreew. Pythian Temple hosts a potluck supper Friday evening before the regular meeting. Odd Fellows dance features Jerry's orchestra. Installation slated at Antlers Hotel Lorain. Ashland visitors include C F Fast and daughter Evelin.
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Pythian
Grion
T. O
Tom
Jerry
Frank
Nepon- Ser
Ps Jzion Posts
Auxcounir
Antiers
Lorain
C. F. Fast
Evelin Oz Ashland
Murder Trial Details Unearth Family Tensions in Lorain
Testimony in the Lorain murder case centers on Dorothy Meluch’s death. Margaret Meluch recounts finding blood stained clothes and fearing blame as police probe Joe Meluch’s motive to kill his wife. Witnesses describe discussions of disposing of the body and Joe’s plans to leave the state. Prosecutors press questions as the Meluch family prepares further statements.
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Margaret
Dorothy
Wickens
William Gage, Jr
Jos
Joe
Dearsorn
Michim Lorain
Philip
Milosic Sai
Meluch
Defore Attorners C. FL
Lon B. Adams
Toady
Hunter Injured While Squirrel Hunting Near Columbia Station
Meyers of Columbia Station was shot in the right hand when a shotgun fired accidentally at about 5 30 p m yesterday during a squirrel hunt. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital and listed in good condition today.
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Wat Once Meyers
Columbia Station
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Plans For School Addition To Be Submitted
Plans and specifications for a new addition to Jefferson Junior High, to be a PWA project, must be submitted to state PWA authorities in Columbus by November 1. James F. Brown, school business manager, was informed at a conference yesterday. The Elyria school board approved the plan, and when completed a formal contract will be sent to the royal board. The $27,781 PWA grant for 5 percent of the cost will become available.
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Jefferson Junior High
PWA
Columbus
James F. Brown
Elyria School
State Office
Royal Board
Brown
Multiple Foreclosures and Suit Actions Reported
The Cleveland Trust Company sues Helen Csillag and others for 1130 on a promissory note and seeks foreclosure of property in Lorain. Additional suits include Peter Lambrow for 2712 in Sheffield. Mrs Loran Lewis against Eden Gillete for 358 on a note with Wellington foreclosure. Izens Home and Savings Association against John Mihura for 2457 with Lorain foreclosure. Central Lorain Mortgage Company against Stanislans Dembek for 1631 with Lorain foreclosure. Lorain Fruit Association against Ernest Stephen for 192 on a note. Bernard Rothgeert against Percy Yates for 2197 with La Grange foreclosure. Ruth Biggie of North Olmsted seeking divorce from James Higste of Wellington, married 1932. John Bigelow of Cleveland sues Amigo et al for 25250 with Ridgeville foreclosure. Daniel Nary of East Bridge Street arrested on contempt of court tied to an alimony order. arraignment in common pleas court planned.
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Cleveland Trust Company
Helen Csillag
Lorata
Peter Lambrow
Sheffies
Loran Lewis
Eden Gillete
Wellington
Izens’ Home and Savings Association
John Mihura
Lorain
Central
Bernard Rothgeert
Percy A. Yatese
la Grange
Ruth Biggie
North Olmsted
James F. Higste
Rounds
John Bigelow
Cleveland
Ridgeville
Daniel Nary
East Bridge
Shest
Ed. Monroe
Joseph Woodings
Common Pleas
Father Daley Will Speak This Evening
Elyria High School Parent-Teacher Association opens its 1935 36 year with a meeting at 7 30 p m in the Elyria High School auditorium Father James Daley of St Marys church will discuss Moods of the Adolescent Mind A second meeting is planned for November 13 with Dr A president of Cleveland College speaking on A New Education for a New Era The association centers its theme on adult education.
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Elyria High School
Parent-Teacher Association
James Daley
St. Mary’s Church
Cleveland College
Teachers To Meet On Series Of Education Talks
Elyria public school teachers will gather this afternoon at Washington School as Mrs. Helen Cole Clowes of Western Reserve University speaks to elementary teachers on special reading problems. Additional meetings on other topics will follow, per superintendent R. C. Maston.
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Elyria Public Archool
Helen Cole Clowes
Western Reserve University
Washington
R. C. Maston
Mayor Vanoster Heads to Columbus for WPA Talks
Mayor Major W. H. Vanoster traveled to Columbus today per city hall, with details of the trip undisclosed. He is to confer with Works Progress Administration officials about releasing Elyria work relief projects.
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W. H. Vanoster
Columbus
City Hall
WPA
Elyria
Police Chief J. Stankard Attends Ohio Chiefs Convention
Police Chief J. Stankard traveled to Springfield today for the annual convention of Ohio police chiefs and is expected to be away from the city for three days.
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J. Stankard
Springfield
Ohio
Cooking School Opens Tomorrow in Lorain County
Committees and exhibitors from across Lorain County prepare for a two day county wide cooking school at the First M E Church basement with sessions from 1 30 to 3 30 p m. The program on tomorrow and Friday focuses on preparing dairy poultry dishes and later fruits and vegetables with exhibits by local farmers and farm groups and guidance from Alma Garvin and Miss Alice Bird.
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Lorain
M. E Church
County Agricultural Extension Service
Woman's Club Group
H. G. Hoover
C. C. Spence
F. C. Bibia
D.C. Mar
A.C. Schilleman
Hoover
Spence
Billings
H. W. Meckley
D. W., McLeod
Fred Todd
A. Keyes
William Clark
Harver
Wallace Bear
Wiliam Berg
Henry Leimbach
A. D. Brartin
Lorain County
June Schoepfle
E. C. Cotton
Orro Knoble
Milton Eppler
N. J. Hoskin
Ralph Rings
County Extension Vegetable Committee
Lester Youtzy
Poultry Committee
Hs Lorain County Milk Producers Run
Miion Bays
Alice Bird
Alma Garvin
Ohio State University
Embargo On Shipments To Italy Foreshadowed
The article notes a planned embargo on arms shipments to Italy as a form of moral condemnation against Mussolini. It also hints at forthcoming financial and credit restrictions, already affecting Italian credit access as Powers tighten economic pressure.
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Italy
Benito Mussolini
Highway underpasses and bridges planned in several Ohio counties
The document lists multiple construction projects including underpasses and overhead bridges at crossings of key routes and rail lines in Butler, Delphos, Vermilion, Lima, Springfield, Mansfield, and surrounding areas. Totals include costs like 250,600 260,800 65,960 300,900 and 3250,000 with relocation efforts and new structures on routes such as Route 22 Route 6 State Route 2 and State Route 29.
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Fosters
Tom
Butler County
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co
Ham- Ton
Pennsylvania
Delphos
Delpanos
L. Ss. E
Vermilion
Mausfieid Street
Buerrus
Hishwar
Springfield
Food Market Report Mixes Prices and Produce Notes
Cleveland produce market reports assorted prices for butter eggs poultry and vegetables, with grain and dairy quotes. It lists butter and eggs standards, live poultry weights, ducks and geese prices, Concord and Niagara grapes, pumpkins, potatoes, corn and wheat quotes, alfalfa and straw, and nearby produce markets with per basket or per dozen pricing. Names of markets and grain formats appear, though some lines are garbled.
Ethiopians Press Forward Near Eritrean Front
A war report says Ethiopian forces move through mountains toward the Eritrean frontier with a noted raid on Adigrat. Guerrilla tactics and night attacks disrupt Italian positions as plans consider a large scale assault. An Italian Somaliland chief is reported shot by Italians for leading a revolt.
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Wasenee
Adi Kaie
Adi Asri
Asmara
Massawa
Adigrat
Italy
Granges To Meet In October Evening Session
North Bisha juvenile and subordinate granges will hold their regular meeting on Thursday evening October 10. There will be inspection initiation and refreshments will be served. All members urged to attend.
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North Bisha
Rezsular
Fifteen-Eight Club Discusses Parking in Elyria
The Fifteen-Eight Club of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce met to tackle Christmas season parking. Plans include urging business leaders and downtown workers to leave cars at home to free spaces for shoppers. Members noted several concrete bridges needing repairs to prevent freezing damage.
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Eletria
Elyria
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