Fire Prevention Week urged by Elyria Chamber and Fire Chief
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce joined Fire Chief Bates in urging Fire Prevention Week observances. A committee urged citizens to use common sense and caution to prevent home fires, citing that most blazes start in homes and many deaths occur there. Simple home safety rules cover chimneys, soot removal with salt, proper use of fuels, electrical safety, rubbish disposal, open lights, and careful smoking practices.
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Elyria Chamber of
Comdneres
Bates
Chamber of Commerce
National Fire Waste Council
Chamber
Elyria
Fire safety warning urges careful home upkeep and alertness
The piece urges readers to thaw frozen pipes with water, use caution to prevent fires, and recognize that carelessness could ruin property and threaten others. It stresses householders must stay vigilant for small hazards that could cause disaster and loss of home or life.
Richmond Recieves New Zealand Fair Premium List
William B Richmond, secretary of Lorain County Fair Board, received the Waikato Winter Show Association’s general prize list and prospectus for a Hamilton New Zealand fair. The document shows divisions similar to Lorain County like agricultural horticultural and needlework, plus home industries and children's sections and several contests.
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Ohio
Waikato
Hamilton
New Zealand
William B. Richmond
Lorain County
Lorain County Fair
Local News Briefs From Cleveland Area
Local items report a family injury after a four car crash on Telegraph Road near 3 p m. The injured are Harry and Theodore Newberge and driver Carl Johnson. Memorial Hospital admitted the victims. Other notes include a disorderly house fine for Grant McKee, a bus car collision at Chestnut and Broad, a stone thrown through a car window, another rear-end car crash, and a mayoral intoxication fine. Several thefts involve 655 chickens from George Krueck’s coops and a Vermilion man cited for intoxication after a missing funds claim.
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Harry and
Theodore Newberge
Cleveland
Telegraph Road
Carl Johnson
Clarence Adams
Memorial Hospital
Merchandise Goes to Far Off Countries
An Elyria merchant reports unusual sales to the Chronicle Telegram. He sold a desk set sent to Siam and a portable typewriter bound for Czechoslovakia, suggesting the tariff wall may not be as strong as feared.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Siam
Czecho- Slovakia
Colored Voters Meet in Oberlin Under League Auspices
A meeting of the Lorsin County Republican Colored Voters League will be held at 60 Vine Street Oberlin tomorrow evening at 6 30 p m Prosecutor Harding and George Bender of Cleveland will speak at the event.
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Lorsin County
Republican Colored Voters’ League
Vine Street
Oberlin
Aasistant
Harding
George Bender
Cleveland
Will Sreak
National Guards Break Picket Line at Peabody Mine No. 58
In Taylorville Illinois on October 10, about 1500 people including women and children massed to prevent reopening of Peabody Coal Company Mine No. 58. Guards used bayonets and bombs to clear a path as strikers retreated to houses. Hewittville streets were cleared and orders given to keep moving. The action follows a conference of strike leaders who oppose the United Mine Workers wage scale signed amid protest of trickery.
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Taylorville
Ill
Ilinois National Guard
Hewittville
Tasterville
Gillespie
Peabody Coal Company
Vomipans
Mine Workers of America
Reed To Speak At Des Moines Des Moines Bulletin
Reed former Missouri senator was named to introduce President Hoover in Des Moines. He predicted a Democratic victory next month while snow fell and no crowds greeted the visit. An audience similar to that at the Coliseum is expected to hear his remarks.
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Bulletin
Des Moines
A. Reed
Fendent Hoover
Hoover
Missouri
Reed Ion
Oberlin Social and Club Notes Highlight Local guests
Professor Laurel E Yeamans hosted a birthday event at Morgan street for his mother in law Mrs E J Yeamans with a quartet from Cleveland and a bouquet of roses. Numerous Oberlin clubs and societies hold meetings and social events through October 14 including the Vine Rebekah Lodge Pythian Sisters and Oberlin Business Men's Club with dinners, plays and lectures.
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Oberlin, O
Laurel E. Yeamans
Morgan Street
Christian Church
Cleveland
E. J. Yeamans
Yeamans
Mr. St. Clair
Yeah
Miss Christians
Miss Sponseller
Joseph Gouldner
Yeamann
Webb
Mrs. St. Clair
Miss Smizer
T. H. Rowland
East College Street
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Ruat M. B
Katherine Higgins
Pythian Sisters
A. J. Kelly
North Pleasant Street
First Church
C. A. Lindquist
J. E. Ford
Oberlin Women's Club
Russia Township
Oberlin Women’s Club
Tueway
F.C. Ruth
Ssrosis
C. Sigal
Revertsay
Oberln Business Women's Clay
Frank Feikner
Pansy
Rebekah Aid Society
O. C. May
North Malin Street
Noble Grand Association
Mary Morris
North Main Street
George Broadwell
Kouple Klub
Union Street
Thursday
K. of P. Hall
Oberlin Business Men’s Club
W. G. James
Bradley Beach
N. J
T. H. Dexter
H. A. HeadHue
M. A. Houghton
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Methodist Church
W. B. Durand
West Lorain Street
C. R. Summers
Canton
T. B Eberly
Paul Davey
Kent
Ohio cities press Logan Gas rate hearing asks for audits
Ohio public utilities commission hears from five cities on the Logan Gas case urging action and potential local fuel sourcing. They warn a further hearing could be arranged if requested, while signals point to ongoing audits to reach a final determination.
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Columbus
Ninistors
Ohio
Logan
Public Utilities caTamissioners
Oday
Sgiters
Comminers
Accountan's
Wesley Grills
Lorain
Charles F. Schaber
Bucyrus
Samuel B. Erskine
Athens
C. C. Dew
Logan Gas Commissioners Face Rate Designation Duty
Testimony centered on revenue, expenses, and rate of return as valuations in the Logan Gas case are settled. Commissioners now confront the task of designating reasonable rates based on the finalized valuations.
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Logan
Scottsboro Trial Preps Stir Capitol Police Amid Court Arguments
Washington Oct 10 Capitol police and 25 Metropolitan officers were on duty as Scottsboro case arguments neared at the Supreme Court. Seven negro youths condemned to death for alleged assault on two white girls faced appeals claiming trial bias and mob threats. The case drew international communist agitation and radical rhetoric.
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Washington
Capitol
Supreme Court
Scottboro
Stephen A. Gnash
Capital Police
Metropolitan Police Department
Albert J. Headley
Scottsboro Ala
Scottsboro
Sermon On Jonah Draws Large First Baptist Crowd
At First Baptist Church both morning and evening services drew capacity crowds as Dr. R H Neigh bour, acting pastor, preached the Jonah series. He challenged scoffers denying literal events, linking the prophet to Christ’s resurrection and the Easter message. The preacher tied the Jonah sign to faith in the Cross and the resurrection as the core of Christian hope.
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First Baptist Church
R. EH. Neighbour
Jonah
Acoffers
Jerusalem
Jesus
God
Son of God
Christ
Paul
Regen
Joseph
Christ the Saviour
Isis
Pan
Women Taking Over Business in Estes Park
A Chamber of Commerce survey finds women gaining control of many Estes Park enterprises once viewed as male domains. Women now run beauty shops, bookstores, insurance, real estate, merchandising, camp outfitters, hotels, and even a laundry. Gift shops and camps also show the women’s growing influence.
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Estes Park
County roads upgraded and future life view
The county surveyor will grade about two miles of Indian Hollow road in Penfield Township and perform ditch work on the Pars on road near LaGrange and Carlisle Townships. Middle avenue from Butternut Ridge to the BU and QO Railroad will be taken over for three quarters of a mile and maintained. No financial aid offered, but officials will assist in other ways. The article closes with a line about the Aztec belief in the afterlife.
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Indian Hollow
Penfield
LaGrange
Carlisle
Middle Avenue
Butternut Ridge Road
Bu, & QO
Pictures Bring Bachelors Mail Pictures Bring Bachelors Mail
In St Louis 39 young bachelors, shown in a gravure spread, face a flood of proposals as 2 000 letters arrive. Some letters amuse, some irk, and at least one romance begins while one bachelor jokes about becoming a bridegroom.
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St, Louis
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Summary
Market notes show steady prices for produce and poultry in Cleveland with various subcategories. Livestock demand remains uneven with hogs steady to lower, cattle and calves mixed, and sheep and lambs steady to higher on quality, while overall volume remains robust in the 3,000 head ranges for hogs and sheep. Prices include hogs around 4.10 per hundred weight, cattle near 3.50 to 7.00 for preferred weights, calves around 4.75 to 7.00, and lambs in the 5.59 to 5.86 range with some lower throwouts.
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Cleveland
Lergely
Spring Valley Club Elects Directors at Annual Meeting
At the Spring Valley Club annual stockholders meeting on Saturday evening directors were elected for two and one year terms, with four terms continuing. New two year directors are Jim Armitage Jack Warden Walter Kohn E N Birch Fred Goetz and F E Gage. One year directors are E M Green and C W Lutteman. Continuing directors are Lawrence Webber George Kunkle Scott Cook and Dr A F Hagedorn.
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Spring Valley Club
Jim Armitage
Jack Warden
Walter Kohn
E. N. Birch
Fred Goetz
F. E. Gage
E. M. Green
C. W. Lutteman
Lawrence Webber
George Kunkle
Scott Cook
A. F. Hagedorn
Real estate path links Pounds kin to New York politics
The passage notes M. A. Pounds, deceased former sheriff of Lorrin county, as a brother of the New York nomines. H. A. Pounds, Elyria attorney, is a cousin. He held many public posts including commissioner of public works in 1910, Brooklyn borough president in 1913, New York port authority commissioner 1921–24, and erate treasurer 1924–26, with a 1925 mayoral candidacy discussed but not nominated.
McClellan predicts YMCA program results on par with last year
W G McClellan general secretary of the YMCA reports this date that indications show the program is satisfactory and will likely match last year's strong results. He cites steady participation and positive feedback as the work continues.
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W. G. McClellan
Petticoats Offer to Flags at Hartington Farm Blockade
In Hartington Nebraska Sheriff Dalimar destroyed red flags used by farm strikers blocking a Missouri River bridge. A young woman offered her red petti coat to replace the flags but was refused. Men gathered fish from water near Grants Pass Oregon after Crescent City trip. Fishermen reported a melt and anchovies entering Crescent Bay with hundreds of fish surfaced along the beach.
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Hartington
Neb
John Dalimar
Missouri River
Grants Pass
Ore
Crescent City
Crescent Bay
Court house notices and divorces in Oberlin and Elyria
Hattie H. Smith sues for divorce from Melvin H. Smith alleging four years of wedded life with only one pair of shoes and calling him a meal ticket. Elyria Savings sues Alfred S. McCaskey for 1035 and against Andrew and Mary Bogol for 2588 on promissory notes. Frank Warburton pleads not guilty to a secret indictment for non support. released on 200 bond. Chitts appointed probation officer for George Brotherton, replacing Rev. R. T. Ketcham. Irene A. Blingley granted divorce from Lelean W. BrindleY for extreme cruelty with alimony and child support. Suit filed for death of Christ Kristinoff in Jugoslavia against National Tube Company and M. Cerreanu. Industrial commission compensation denied. A Jersey pig sow died after littering 428 pies in 1 year. Culture defined as the process of liberating and developing human faculties.
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Hattie H. Smith
Oberlin
Melvin H. Smith
Willard
Mary Kristinoff
Jugoslavia
M.S. Cerreanu
Aputhel
National Tube Company
Christ
Common Pleas Court
Todas
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Slater
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Elyria Savings & Trust
F. M. Boonseller
Honra
Western Reserve Finance 206
Turner Block
Richmond
NEW Zealand Fair
Grant McKee
West Avenue
Ernest Oldag
C. E. Parker
McKee
Aciy
Tom Marsh
al Miller
Monroe Street
Chestnut
Broad Streets
Charles Hollis
544 Ltd
Tremont Street
E. G. Drage
Foster Avenue
D. A. Loucks
Vermilion
Lot and
Broad Street
Lee Luson
Adams Street
W. H. van Oster
George Krueck
Huntington
Roy McCormick
Joseph Petro
McCormick
Carl Tomanek
Avon Lake
Tomanek
National Guards
Illinois
Reed
Shirley Ann Kiely
William Kiely
Northrup Street
Elyria Mamorial Hospital
Robert
Nancy
J. Joell
Flyy
S Mars's
Sue
St. Marys Cemetery
Wary S. Huett Columbis
Mary S. Buert
Lilian Way
Mary Lewis
Mies Harriett Joiner
Loretta Lewis
Columbia Center
Columbia Cemetery
Laura Brode
Wakeman
Warren Hospital
Brode
Warren
W. L
Cleveland Group
Harvey Pratt
North Mainstreet
GAS CO
Public Utilities Commission Granta
Augault Gage
Bernie
Keng
Ferrares
Calrax
Ohio U
New York
Elyria Savings and Trust
Alfred S. McCaskey
Frank Warburton
A. R. Webber
L. O. Qbitts
George Brotherton
Chitts
R. T. Ketcham
Irene A. Blingley
Lelean W. Brinzley
Cleburne
Otto Key
the O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper
Court
Sonny
Jack
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
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