Tense easing prompts U S naval repositioning in Cuba
In Havana on October 13 American destroyers steamed from their posts along the Cuban coast as a confidence gesture. Ambassador Sumner Welles ordered ships to leave Matanzas Cienfuegos Manzanillo and Puerto Padre due to easing tension, with vessels remaining in Cuban waters ready to respond to trouble endangering Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Sumner Welles
Matanzas
Cienfuegos
Manzanilo
Puerto Padre
Cuban
Family Seeks Heating Stove Donation
A local family needs a small heating stove that can heat two rooms. The Chronicle-Telegram asks readers to donate a coal or wood stove and offers to connect donors with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Local youths fined for petty larceny in Lorain
Stanley Warner 18 Frank Warner 19 and Eddie Mrogski 19 all of Lorain were arraigned before Justice Petro and fined 16 dollars plus costs and ten days in jail for petit larceny after deputies caught them loading a large quantity of apples onto a trailer from John Portman Brownhelm. An attempted chicken theft from Mr Gordon’s coops on East Bridge Street left 60 birds missing after a padlock was broken. Mrs Alfred Proctor was bitten by a police dog on 338 Columbia Avenue. Iron wire worth 1, stolen from Alex Hyman junk yard on West Street, was reported. A spare tire and wheel were stolen from Roger Kellogg’s car on Middle Avenue near 13th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Petro
Stanley Warner
Frank Warner
Eddie Mrogowski
Lorain
Josteph Petro
John Portman
Brownhelm
Gordon
East Bridge Street
Alfred Proctor
Columbia Avenue
Fast River Street
Alex Hyman
West Street
Roger Kellogg
Fourth Street
Middle Avenue
13Th Street
Friday the Thirteenth Anti Superstition Gala in Chicago
In Chicago on Friday October 13 1930 members of the Anti Superstition Society defied omens by wedding Wirt Morton to Margaret Budd Osborne of Dubuque Iowa and staging a run of superstition breaking stunts including ladders mirrors and spilled salt. The thirteen member group plans a Thirteen centered revival of Ten Nights in a Barroom with all thirteen seats numbered and the cast embracing thirteen superstitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anti- Superstition Society
Wirt Morton
Morton
Margaret Budd Osborne
Dubuque
Sidney R. Strots
Anti-Superstition Society
Lander
Court suits filed in Penfield and Oberlin region
Fred Kozar of Penfield sues John Turjanica for 2490 for assault on July 26. John Smith of Elyria is found not guilty of a non-supper charge. Mieter Solonon of Oberlin sues Jarvis Strong for 1692 over injury from a motorcycle incident. The Manufacturers Company sues Oscar Hasherodt of Elsina for 223480 on promissory notes. Alice Green sues Paul Edits of Lorain for 109 on a loan. Electricity is described as inexhaustible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kozar
Penfield
John Turjanica
Mieter J. Solonon
Oberlin
Jarvis 4
Strong
Alice Green
Paul Edits
Lorain
Democratic Fourth Ward Club Bears Candidates
Speakers at the Democratic Fourth Ward Club meeting at the VFW hall urged unity for the November 7 election. Mayor Vanoster and candidates like Lous Beaumont and R. E. Kellog stressed cooperation, rate issues, and strengthened party prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Fourth Ward
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
W. H. Vanoster
Lous Beaumont
Everett Wilson
Council
Martin Mueller
Office of Justice of the Peace
Deadly Gas Found by French Scientist in War Secrets
Paris report quotes Dr Leonce Bert of Clermont-Ferrand Chemical Institute claiming a newly discovered gas, unnamed and described as deadly to flesh and clothing. He says it could not be countered by existing masks and would be kept secret unless the nation is attacked, its use framed as defensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
War Office
Leonce Bert
Clermont-Ferrand Chemical Institute
Bert
Deaths, Funeral Services for Mrs Claude Hunker
Funeral services for Mrs Claude Hunker of 349 Furnace Street will be held Saturday at 2 PM from Nichols Funeral Home with Rev Harold Sayles officiating. Burial will be in Brookdale Cemetery. She died after seven months illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital. She is survived by her son Claude R. Jr. and parents Mr and Mrs John Fischer of Chicago among others. She was born December 24, 1909 in his case Til.
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Claude Hunker
Furnace Street
Elyria Memorial
Nichols Funeral Home
Harold Sayles
Brookdale Cemetery
Hunker
Claude R. Jr
John Fischer
Chicago
Til
BE. E. Etonl
Morgan Street
Brian. O
W. H. Seaman
East College Street
Hinsdale
H. A. Broadwell
Kouple Klub
Union Street
Sarah Binder
Hazel Pairce
Fred Ifail
Winter Park
Fla
Clayton Peabody
North Professor Brient
Effie Kleume
Kipton
Carmel Sage
North Professor Street
Elyria Savings and Loan Company
Elyria Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Perry-Fay Manufacturing Company
Fay Stocking Company
Ohio Nursery Supply Company
Elyria Telephone Company
Elyria Board of
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wurst
Filla J. Robson
Earl
Charles
Anna Glendenning Standen
Los Angeles
Higra
Mary Daney
Samuel Wurst
Elyria
Sudro Funeral Home
Elyria Cemetery
Peer Suit Postponed Over Obscene Statements Suit
The lawsuit by Mike Peer of Lorain against Samuel Morrits and Gideon was postponed by Judge WLR Thompson on motion from the plaintiff's attorney. Defendants urged immediate trial of the $54000 claim for alleged obscene statements in the Lorain Journal in 1924. Et al witnesses cited Peer as a gap-draiser to the Home Owners Loan and social reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Peer
Lo Tain
Samuel Morrits
Gideon
Wlr. Thompson
L. R. Fanver
Loerain Journal
Frank Scntt
David Aiken
Porain
Oberlin to Host Fifth Annual High School Day Oct 21
Oberlin Ohio will host the fifth annual High School Day on Saturday October 21 inviting juniors and seniors from about 250 schools in Ohio and nearby states. The event features campus tours a music recital a football game a bonfire and an all college dance with prize scholarship exams for visiting students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Qobderdin
Ohio
Scouts Join Firelands Area to Boost Oberlin Work
The Oberlin advisory board of the Boy Scouts considered joining the Firelands Area Council. Scout executive G E Chronis outlined the Firelands services and area. At the meeting, Oberlin was unanimously voted to join, expanding from Sandusky to include Huron Erie and Lorain counties. The move aims to raise local scout work to a higher level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Oberlin
G. E. Chronics
Firelands Area Council
Firelands Area
Sandusky
Huron
Erie
Lorain
Oberlin Student Sails for France for Studies
William Wing of Oberlin College sails to France as a foreign exchange student. After six years on the Oberlin campus he leaves to study at the University of Bordeaux in Bordeaux. He earned a BA in 1937, majored in French and is pursuing voice studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
William Wing
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Wing
University of Bordeaux
Bordeaux
Police investigate assault at beer parlor
Four men beat Harrys Sanders of 1112 Eric Street as he entered a beer parlor shortly after midnight, leaving a cut on his forehead and other injuries. Police report the case is under investigation today in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrys Sanders
Ericstreat
Club hears papers on progress of women
October meeting of the Literary and Social club drew a large turnout at Mrs. J. L. Edwards home on Edgemeer Place. Papers discussed the progress of women over the past century, with Mrs. Cain presenting on Emma Willard and Mrs. Cooley on current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Edwards
Edgemeer Place
R. E. Cain
Ema
Ma Willard
Federated Women’s Clubs
Sandusky
L. J. Morris
Ohio State selects chairman for Homecoming dance
Collumats Colorado? records show Lawrence KE Larbourne Springfield named chair man for Ohio State University Homecoming to be held Oct 28. Candidates for Home coming queen include Josephine Baker Betty Buser Barbara Ne Campbell all of Columbus Jane Berry Celina and Marjorie Keiser. Dayton Logan Oct 1X Second Citizens Conservation Corp camp planned at Cantwell Cliff near here in Hecking County as announced by Lesar Chamber of Commerce. Authority granted. barracks site approved. Willoughby D Oct 13 Robert Buck 18 shot and killed himself accidentally while showing a chum how to handle a shotgun. Charles Goodman 19 present.
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Collumats
Lawrence KE
Larbourne
Springfeld
Ohio State University
Josephine Baker
Betty Buceer
Barbara Ne- Campbell
Columbus
Jane Berry
Celina
Marjorie Keiser
Dayton
Logan, O
Citizens’ Conservation Corp
Cantwell Cliff
Hecking County
Lesar Chamber of Commerce
Willoughby
Robert Buck
Thureday
Charles Goodman
Bauck
Sheriff Orders Accept Bond In Elyria Case
Common Pleas Judge A R Webber ordered Sheriff Clarence W Dick to accept the bond of Hen H Atkin of Elyria after a second trial of a mandamus suit. Atkin plans damages action against the sheriff for depriving him of fishing gear used in his business. Barney Davis held a mortgage on the gear for 1500 dollars. sheriff had released gear to Davis after deeming Atkin's bond insufficient. The mandamus suit, earlier decided for the sheriff, was retried and the court ruled for Atkin this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Dick
Hen H. Atkin
Elyria
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Atkin
C.F. Adams
Jacob Levin
Lorain
Barney Davis
Officers Elected by Torch Club Freshman Club Name Chosen
A youth group from last year’s Toren Club met at the YMCA to plan continuity and rename as the Freshman Club. Rodney Long serves as president, Mayo Roe as secretary, and Robert Rheineck as treasurer. Members set to draft a new constitution and hold initiation for new members next week, led by Gordon Holton Harris Hudson and Robert Rheineck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toren Club
Rodney Long
Mayo Roe
Robert Rheineck
Gordon Holton
Harris Hudson
Robert Rheoneck
Fragmented obituary and notices from Elyria and Ohio
A jumble of obituary details notes the life of a longtime Elyria real estate and civic leader, with mentions of multiple company roles, a first wife Filla Robson, two sons Earl and Charles, and surviving relatives. Additional items include funeral plans in Elyria, a Logan, Ohio note on funeral arrangements for Francis Swarm Jr., and a Celina report about Frank L. Bloeb's farm loan applications. Also cited is a brief scholarly aside about Dionysius Cassius Longinus and his art criticism.
Markets CLEVELAAL HODUCK Butte Market Recap
Market weak with price ranges for poultry and eggs, Leghorns and various fowl listed. Potatoes and dairy items show mixed prices. cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs show varied weekly trends. Homegrown produce includes beans, lettuce, tomatoes, and other vegetables with regional market contrasts.
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Sabrinicere Legdiorus
Xackey
Idaho
Hiver Valley
Minnesota
North Dakota
New York
Cobblers
Xack
Ohio
Labor convention blocks independent party and AFL gains
The convention defeated a proposal for an independent labor party while urging action on NRA codes with Administrator Hugh Johnson to be taken up. It announced the Amalgamated Clothing Workers would affiliate with the AFL after a 20 year dispute with the United Garment Workers, and set the 1934 convention for San Francisco. A Persian fable about love and vanity is recounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ation
Green
Hugh §. Johnson
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
United Garment Workers
Amalgamated
A. F. of L
San Francisco
The Ultimate Touchstone of Human Progress
A quoted reflection on progress defining it as shared experience and conscious cooperation among workers and helpers across the world in an enduring pursuit of the good. It emphasizes collective effort over solitary achievement and frames progress as an ethical, global endeavor.
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Eleanor Wendall
Arthur Wendall
London
England
Wendall
Galloway
Carnavon
Cuba
Akic
Nat Nation
the Elysium Soda Grille and Restaurant
Broad Street
John Smith
W. R. Thompson
Manufatturere T Y.1 Company
Occar Has
Elsina
Vicks
Democratic
Fourth Ward Club Bears
Andrew Bash
Andrew Bashak
Seventeenth Street
Fox Furnace Company
Sts. Peter and Paul
Catherine
Europe
Bittner Funeral Home
Joseph Supersox
Joseph Supercax
Austria Hungary
Elvira
Sudro
Trehens
Hie
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Ottawa O
Andrew Goldsberry
David Grenor
Goldberry
Mercy
C. L. Becker
Goldsberry
Merex
Conservatory
Oberlin School of Commerce
Torch Club
Logan
Francis Swarm, Jr
Robert Swarm
Haydenville
James B. Francis
Alsa
Celina. O
Frank L. Bloeb
Ernest Rice
Federal Land Bank of Louisville, Kr
Rice
Dionysius Cassius Longinus
Choice
Choles
Plus
Chit Veland
Homestone
Hothouse
Nothoure
Oct. N
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Mente
U. Noel Wisgunson
North Wi
Kota
Mediver
Syuth
U.S
Colorado
Bereipus
Ted
Cleveland Gridtt
Ian Bwenihae
Lee
Lotimothy
Anc
Acorn
Hubbard
Cleveland
Appies
Massachusetts
California
Michigan
Virginia
Sederis
Fourth St
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Biick
Post Office
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