Elyria Fire Inspectors Target Public Buildings This Week
Fire Chief W. N. Bates and the Elyria fire department inspect all public and commercial buildings to find fire hazards as part of Fire Prevention Week. Inspectors call out rubbish, flammable liquids risks, and urge business owners to maintain first class properties. Chief Bates notes national fire losses much preventable by safer practices. Chamber of Commerce joins National Fire Waste Council in observance efforts.
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Elyria
W. N. Bates
Bates
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
National Fire Waste Council
Lorain County Reserve Officers Meet at Armory
The third Lorain County Reserve Officers club meeting convened at the Ohio National Guard Armory in Elyria. Lt. Col. H. Hawley spoke on The Estimate of The Situation, relating military insight to sales and daily business life. officers were elected for the coming year and committees formed. Meetings will occur on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month.
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Lorain County Reserve Officers Club
Ohio National Guard
Elyria
H. Hawley
Cleveland
Leonard Smith
M. 42
Moon
Horvath
Treas
R. J. Plato
Albert A. Kays
Frank P. Rucia
Lorain
Amherst
M. J. Moon
P. M. Cellar
Heart Attacks Fatal to Three Daytonians
Dayton Ohio October thirteenth three prominent locals died with two due to heart attacks. Harry C. Becker sixty one leading musician and bandmaster died of heart disease. Mrs Mary E Gray was found dead at home on her sixty fourth birthday. John W Howell seventy one pioneer businessman and father of attorney Fred Howell president of the Central Baseball League died today. In the Malanesian Islands of the Pacific it is the rule that a man may only take a second wife if he is a chief or has taken ten heads in warfare.
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Fred Howell
Central Baseball League
Pacific
Harry Hover
Claude Lyman
Byron Shaffstall
J. Bo Moore
County Council
Avon Luhe
C.D. Harrick Quiely
Seldon
Eastarbin Street
Lorus
Tiffip
Mer
Hollewood Avenue
Cleveland
Lambert
Methodise Crick
Norwalk
Methodise Episcopal Bar
Rhewmville
Polish Flier to Speak Here Tuesday
Stanislaw Hausner, a Polish flier who survived a trans Atlantic drift after a June 8 departure from New York, will recount his 29 hour 3000 mile flight and eight day ocean ordeal at St Agnes Church in Elyria at 7 30 pm Tuesday. He will discuss experiences impressions and future plans.
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Elyrians
Stanislaw Hausner
St. Agnes
Hausner
New York
Atlantic
Ireland
Portugal
Sentenced to Jail for Stealing Coal from Railroad Property
John Hrinda of Lorain was fined $10 and costs and given 10 days in jail after arraignment before Justice Walter H Watts for stealing coal from railroad property, with B and O Railroad detective L Jones presenting the case yesterday. A petition for improvement of a Eschtruth ditch lateral in Sheffield township was refused, costs totaling $58.70 assessed to petitioners. Police logged the theft of 14 chickens from Mary Saho of 41 West River Street last night.
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Jalil
John Hrinda
Lorain
Walter H. Watts
L. ¥. Jones
Eschtruth
Sheffield
Mary Saho
West River Street
Ohio Knights Parade Crowds At 90th Templar Conclave
Frank M. Raushbottom of Zanesville was elevated to Grand Commander of the Ohio Knights Templar at the closing session. Four thousand twenty six marchers participated in the annual parade, the largest since 1923. Springfield was picked for the 1983 conclave.
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Columbu
Frank M. Raushbottom
Zanesville
Ohio Knights Templar
Springfield
Death notices from Wellington and New London area deaths
Miss Eleanor McKittrick 22 a fourth grade teacher in Wellington died in Oberlin Hospital after appendicitis She lived in Sandusky and began teaching in Wellington this fall Her body to Sandusky New London Oct 15 Mrs Katherine Burk 76 died at West Main St New London She leaves three sons and a sister and was German born Funeral Friday 2 40 pm at home Rev Gl Kettenring to officiate Burial Grove Street Cemetery Mrs R G Ernsberger 52 died at Hooker Street New London after three years illness Funeral Saturday 2 00 pm Sackett Funeral Home Rev G L Kettenring in charge Burial Grove Street Cemetery Surviving husband and one sister
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Wellington
Get
Eleanor McKittrick
Oberlin’ Hospital
New London
Katherine Burk
West Main Street
Fred
St Johns
Michigan
Charles
Bellsvue
Clarence
Clarence Burk
Lath
Eliza Howard
Elyrna
Burk
United States
Germany
R. G. Ernsberger
Hooker Street
Sackett Funneral
G. L. Kettenring
First Baptist Church
Grove Street
Davis
Phrase on human progress through manipulation and articulation
A concise reflection states that two powers elevate humanity above brute existence: manipulation of tools and articulation through speech, highlighting the roles of hands and language in advancement.
EMTONA Health Tonic Promises Vitality and Comfort
The ad extols EMTONA as a health tonic that ends constipation and indigestion distress. It claims doctors approve the non addictive medicine and that it restores pep and enjoyment of life for many customers. Available at druggists and Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store 413 Broad Street.
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Muir's
Cut Rate
Broad Street
Youth Arrested For Liquor Possession In Elyria
William Orvis, 17, was placed in juvenile authorities after being arrested by deputies for possession of liquor. He reportedly took two five gallon containers from a cornfield stand belonging to H. C. Chambers on Ford road and planned to deliver it last night.
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Wiliam Orvis
Elyria
Tle
H. C. Chambers
Ford Road
Orvis
Clarenor Adams
Webber Speaks at Rally in Wellington Lorain County
Lawrence Webber Elyria attorney urged GOP unity at Herrick Auditorium rally in Wellington. He praised Myron Hertich and echoed support for President Hoover and David Ingalls in the race for governor, touting a five year program and naval aviation leadership. Alman Portman and H C Wilcox introduced county candidates as the Elyria Eagles provided music.
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Wellington
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Herrick Auditorium
Flopver
Sas Giet
Franklin BD
Roosevelt
Ingalls
Ton i
Theodore Rooze
Webber
Alman Portman
H.C. Wilcox
Elyria Eagles Club
Nstrais
Birthday dinner hosts span region with many guests
A long list of Sunday dinners and visits across LaGrange, Rochester, Vermilion, Lorain, Elyria, and surrounding areas highlights hospitality from Mr and Mrs Henry Lantsberry to Mrs Chas Kelley and Kent State classmates. Relatives and friends from LaGrange to Cleveland gathered at multiple homes, riverside roads, and Ridge roads for meals and social hours this weekend.
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Henry Lantsberry
LaGrange Road
Ts. Sundas
Juaniherts
Vrv
WB. Herrick
Rochester
O. Mro
Lugs van Arsdale
Hatteinmut Ridge Road
Raxece
Setein-Law
Kenneth Law
Laerange Ma
A . Sharp
Jessie Sharp
Lexington
Kentucky
N. L. Kirk
Waller Negins
Chestnut Ridge
Robert A. Henry
Tittleson
Buddy
Chas. R. Kelley
New Philadelphia
Janet Holt
Maxi
J C. Carson
Donnie
Jane Smith
Ira Hammond
Elyria
Dinher
Ale
Frank Harrmeon
Gratton
Maran
Leon Washer
Lakewood
Eddy
Henry Lyintsherty
Phillip Onrahan
Lorain
Willam Remaine
Clayton E. Sarh
LaPorte
and Mire
Charles Souxler
Almon
Dimaline
Cora
Park Mimaline
Gratton Road
Bert Eddy
Clara Mae
Alberta
E. E. Dur*kes
Eaton Center
Clara Mae Eddy
Alice Osborn
T. H. Greggs
Chas, Osborne
Akron
Vermilion
Edward Shattuck
Cleveland
Arthur Hopkins
Charles Hopkins
Butternut Ridge Road
Willis McKnight
Students to vote on presidency at Oberlin in chapel
Oberlin College students will hold a presidential straw vote in the chapel on Friday October 21 as part of a broad political drive. Prominent speakers will address assemblies outlining party platforms. Officers include John Murray Harlan Spangler Frank Percy Republican Club Dave Stromg Norman Miller Democratic Club Je Meech Betty Frankel Socialist group. Sixteen state clubs formed to inform voters and explain voting procedures. Transportation plans are being arranged for neighbors to vote.
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Oberlin, W
Wet
Oberlin College
Chapel
Iren
Cotlége Ove
John Murray
Harlan Spangler
Frank Percy
Republican Club
Dave Stromg
Norman Miller
Democratic Club
Je. Meech
Betty Frankel
Socialist Group
Oberlin GOP Speaker Visits Kentuck Town Ahead of Michigan Talk
Oberlin Woman G O P speaker Mrs A Lee Mathews president of the Oberlin Republican Women’s Club travels to Kentuck this week under the National Speakers Bureau to address a Michigan engagement. She returns home to preside at the Oberlin Women’s Republican Club rally Monday October 4 with dinner at 8 39 followed by talks by J B Huber of Akron and others invited by the State Speakers Bureau.
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A. Lee Mathews
Oberlin
Republican Wentherns Club
Kentucks
Republican
Michiga
J. B. Huber
Akron
Ovtasien
State
Oberlin Peace Society plans events and study groups
James E. McDonald, chairman of the Foreign Policy Association, will address the Oberlin Peace Society on Thursday October 20 at 4 20 in the King Bosworth room of the Men's Building and also speak in the chapel the same day. The society plans include new study groups focusing on European nations and a League of Nations model assembly during the Intercollegiate Conference in April.
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James E. McDonald
Foreign Policy Association
Oberlin Peace Society
King-Bosworth
League of Nations
Intercollegiae
Court House News Entries From Dallas And Lorain
DeWeese seeks divorce from Arhette C. DeWeese on gross neglect grounds. marriages listed 1929 and 1925. Lorain residents seek divorce from spouses for extreme cruelty. one plaintiff asks return of firearm. Traxler sues Frank Unger for an accounting of business proceeds. Wests sue Looys for 5100 after alleged misrepresentation of a farm sale.
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Dallas
DeWeese
Arhette C. DeWeese
Lorain
Elyria
Callan
AFL Traxler
Traxler and Unger
Frank Unger
Unger
Suit for $125086 filed in court
Frank W. Jordan stockholder sues John Pekras and Claire Pekras in common pleas court for 125,086 alleging improper transfer of earnings since 1924 and concealment of company records. He seeks judgment and a restraint on encumbrances during the suit, with other unrelated Lorain court actions noted.
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Pekins
First Savings and Loan Company
Common Pleas
Jessie
Wiliam Brewa
Fred Baker
Linden
Elvria
Results of College Life On Religion
Garry C Myers outlines how college exposure to different beliefs can shatter a student’s religious concepts. Sudden shifts harm mental health when faith is tied to family and home. professors who demolish beliefs without offering new anchors risk deep internal conflict and distress.
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Garry C. Myers
Dinson
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Wyatwally
Garry C Myora
Cleveland Market Prices Show Steady Tones Across Goods
Traders report steady to firm bids across livestock grains and feeds. Hog receipts at Cleveland aid price stability while corn oats and wheat show modest gains and falls as buyers assess supply.
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Ghaias
Choveland Ghat and
Bley
Controversy Over Professors Challenging Religious Beliefs
The piece argues that some professors disguise dogma as science and challenge students religious concepts. It urges cautious discussion of controversial topics, advising freshmen to avoid home church ties while exploring ideas and to preserve emotional stability and critical thinking.
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Ins
Studeress
Satan
College Protecor
Reirinus Weas
Famed Jockey Mail Clerk and Early American Racing Star
Famed jockey Mail Clerk, a premier rider in Ames, rode in the 19th and 20th centuries. He began in a postal job, raced in Denver on July 4 1076, then retired to Bech han counts. Under trainer L L Hicks from 1820, he rode champions like Sehago in the Chapultepec Stakes and Discontent in the Gabor Day Handicap in Vancouver, and won the Montana State Derby on Bert Geity.
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Amesa
Jocker
Puatuo
Pete
Jarkes
Sehago
Vancouver
B. C
Bert Geity
Ty Hall of Fame entry details 1912 racing year
Ty is listed in the Jockeys Hall of Fame for 1912 after finishing first in four of five races entered. In that year he had 967 starts with 144 seconds and 229 thirds.
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Jockey's Hall of Fame
Kidnap Suspect Arrested After Citywide Search
Residents recall a tent sighting from a window as authorities traced the kidnapping to a rented apartment. August, questioned by police, was arrested at a hotel after allegedly fleeing Grand Central station. Attorney William F. X. Georghat joined Mulhorry in questioning and a grand jury appearance was planned.
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Honse Folies
Cleveland
Erros
Pole
August
Grand Central Station
William F. X. Georghat
Mulrounry
Goldsmith's Unreadable Rant Sparks Comedy of Ego
The passage parodies Goldsmith’s famed works and frames a distorted view of his vanity. A narrator recalls Goldsmith reacting with anger and impatience at a company’s praise, claiming he could see it all himself.
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Goldsmith
Wackereid
Ruins of ancient Andean city near Tiahtumuca described
Readable text suggests the ruins on a high Andean plateau near Tiahtumuca represent the remains of a civilization believed to have nourished for ten thousand years. The fragmentary passage hints at a prehistoric city with long historical horizons.
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Tiahtumuca
Night Urination Relief Claim Ad Item
Ad claims a four day cleanse to treat burning frequent urges and bladder issues using a herbal formula. It promises pain relief, better sleep, and normal urination after use, with references to backache and bladder disorders.
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Sony Manos
C. Bowers
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