Girl Scout Troop Plans Hallowe'en Party and Events
The Girl Scout Troop met at St Marys church for a rope contest and business session. They scheduled a Hallowe en party, a splash party next Wednesday, a bicycle hike on October 16, and participation in the Red Cross campaign. The meeting closed with a good night circle and taps. Eight Baron end members were hosted by Mrs Theodore Henry with prizes awarded to Mrs Sopha Makinski first, Mrs Charles Foreman second, Mrs Morris Feese third, and a special prize to Mrs Ralph Betz. Lunch followed before departure for a masquerade party at Mrs Makinskis Cleveland street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Red Cross
Baron End
Theodore Henry
Sopha Makiuski
Charles Foreman
Morris Feese
Ralph Betz
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Names and Addresses
A local hospital notices listing admissions and discharges. Names include Mrs John Ellis, Mildred Pallas, R D No 2, Mrs Victor Silver, 116 Longfellow, Mrs Herbert Mason, 127 Bellefield, Mrs Louise Schwartz Avon, and Wreath Gullett, 112 Marseilles, David Mosay, 161 Longfellow, Kenneth Walker, 185 Cleveland, Bernard DeCoury, 115 Chestnut, Louis Meyers, Berlin Heights, Mrs Arthur Brown Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ellis
Turner Street
Mildred Pallas
R. D
Victor Silver
Longfellow
Herbert Mason
Bellefield
Louise Schwartz
Avon
Wreath Gullett
Marseilles
David Mosay
Kenneth Walker
Cleveland
Bernard DeCoury
Chestnut
Louis Meyers
Berlin Heights
Arthur Brown
Licenses for residents in Elyria and Lorain area
Licenses list includes Clayton Arndt 25 Kipton electrician and Marguerite Oswald 22 Elyria 143 Cornell Ave. Donald Ray Ternes 22 Elyria Twp electric welder and Dolores Agnes Doebele 22 18 Artemas Court. Elmer J Orient 31 Cleveland salesman and Eleanor Connors 34 128 Marseilles Ave Elyria. Steve Bodnar 31 Lorain brick layer's helper and Margaret Bodnar 25 Lorain. William John Solomon 22 Lorain steel worker and Julia Saitabara Banyaczky 17 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Arndt
Kipton
Marguerite Oswald
Cornell Avenue
Elyria
Donald Ray Ternes
Elyria Township
Dolores Agnes Doebele
Artemas Court
Elmer J. Orient
Cleveland
Eleanor Connors
Marseilles Avenue
Steve Bodnar
Lorain
Margaret Bodnar
William John Solomon
Julia Sai Bara Banyacsky
Roosevelt calls for balanced human budget in winter plan
Keying his talk to art and the financial budget, Mr Roosevelt advocates governmental rules to let labor agriculture and industry produce balanced abundance without waste. He says this winter will seek a way to prevent four and a half cent cotton nine cent corn and thirty cent wheat with the disaster those prices mean.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt Defends New Deal Crop and Economic Plan
The president argues for an all weather farm program and crop surplus control to prevent market gluts and treasury losses. He criticizes big manufacturers and stresses reform through seven regional planning authorities not a new TVA. He champions higher wages, shorter hours, and stronger anti trust laws to curb monopolies.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Congress
Agriculture Department
Wallace
Treasury
TVA
Tennessee Valley Authority
Five Year Old Dies at Oberlin Home
Severne Heighberger five died at the Oberlin Children’s Home nine months after commitment from Eirla. Superintendent Holland reported to commissioners that the death was from an inherited malady. Burial was recommended in Overlim cemetery. Three other older children of the same family are wards of the Home.
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Severne Heighberger
Eirla
Oberlin
Holland
Over ‘Lim
Knights of Columbus Honor Christopher Columbus Night
Local Elyria Knights of Columbus held a large celebration for the 445th anniversary of the discovery of America. About 250 attendees enjoyed a clambake led by R. G. Baus, with Bill Struck’s orchestra. Jim Armitage directed a floor show and served as master of ceremonies. The Elyrians Quartette Harland Brown Robert Burns Walter Smith and Alan Van Wormer performed, plus youth song and dance numbers. Committee chair Grand Knight John Ne l Carthy praised helpers in the successful event.
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Elyria Knights of Columbus
Christopher Columbus
America
R. G. Baus
Bill Struck
Jim Armitage
Elyrians Quartette
Harland Brown
Robert Burns
Walter Smith
Alan van Wormer
Armitage
Betty Hengelbaugh
Lois Boothford
Jack Slack
Jerry Birkline
Jack Miller
Dolly May
Bob
Bill Armitage
John Ne!Carthy
Grand Knight
Court actions flag new suits in Lorain and Elyria
In Lorain Myrtle D. Bickel sues J F Strenick as administrator of the George Hale estate for 2640 rent due from 1930 to Hale's death in 1937. In Elyria the Home Owners Loan Corp files two foreclosures against Wallace Longwell and Wilson Blaine for 3479 and 3453 respectively. Hinzel Finkle seeks divorce from Raymond Finkle on neglect and cruelty. Katherine Rehm is granted divorce from Roman Rehm with custody and assets. HOLC sues Mike Homoki for 4104 and seeks foreclosure. The First Congregational Church of Avon Lake asks permission to mortgage property for 400 to pay a church addition balance.
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Myrtle D. Bickel
J. F. Strenick
George Hale
Hale
Lorain
Elyria
The
Homeowners Loan Corporation
Wallace
Margaret Longwell
Wilson
Helen Blaine
Hinzel Finkle
Raymond Finkle
Common Pleas
Katherine Rehm
Roman Rehm
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Mike Homoki
First Congregational Church
Avon Lake Village
Common Pleas Court
Board of Home Missions of the Congregational and Christian Churches
A F of L Rejects C I O Peace Conference Plan
Denver October 13 American Federation of Labor leaders rejected a Committee for Industrial Organization plan for a peace conference due to attached conditions They offered to sit at a conference with no conditions where both sides meet on even terms They rejected the C I O demand to relax its stance on industrial unionism before talks William Green AFL president regarded the Lewis offer as unfair but possibly a path to settlement
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Denver
Colo
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
C. O
John L. Lewis
Federation
A. F. of L
Thelq
William Green
Lewis
Day's Studio Wins Elyria High School Graduation Photos
Day's Studio was awarded the contract to photograph Elyria High School graduates for The Elyrian yearbook. The graduation class is the largest in the school's history, with a January graduating class and a 1938 issue expected to be the largest ever for the naval school, featuring all graduates.
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Elyria High School
Elyrian
Day
The
Lava
Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed In Oberlin
About 125 friends and relatives celebrated the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stevens in Oberlin on North Park street. They were married October 12, 1887, in Gageville, with a reception at Oberlin Inn attended by 85 guests. The couple will spend two weeks in Florida, then live at 237 Ease College Street in Oberlin. Their children M. H. Stevens, W. B. Jenkins, and A. R. Stevens and families joined out-of-town relatives from Ashtabula, Cleveland, Norwalk, Elyria, and more.
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Oberlin, O
BE. A. Stevens
North Park Street
Mre Oo Stevena
Gageville
New Baltimore
M. H. Stevens
Rochester
W. B. Jenkins
Chevy Chase
A. R. Stevens
Fredonia
Ashtabula
Kingsville
Chardon
Cleveland
Elyria
Willard
L. Whiteman
Gladys Swigart
St Petersburg
Florida
William Queen
Oberlin
Ease College Street
Oberlin High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Maxine Miller
Clemacher
Houghton Wagner
Pratt
Oscar Hettle
Sanders
Tucker
Arthur
Laura Goodrich
Edna Lilly
Gilbert Stoll
Olmsted
Joseph Hubbard
New London
C. R. McLaughlin
Mary McLaughlin
Milan
Rady
Sandusky
Riggs
Collins
Ohio
Virginia Powell Weds Lewis McLaughlin in Milan Ohio
Miss Virginia Louise Powell becomes bride of Lewis Clifford McLaughlin in a formal First Methodist Episcopal Church wedding held Tuesday at four o'clock. Rev. Lee Whiteman presided over a single ring ceremony as organist Blanche McKenzie played Mendelssohn and Lohengrin marches. The bride wore ivory chiffon velvet with orange blossoms and a diamond Din set, carried a bouquet of white roses, tardenia and lilies of the valley. Matron of honor Mrs. Morgan Cook wore a redingote lace gown over rust satin and carried a bouquet.
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First
Methodist Episcopal Church
Virginia Louise Powell
Sabra Powell
Oberlin
Lewis Clifford McLaughlin
C. R. McLaughlin
Milan
Ohio
Lee Whiteman
Blanche McKenzie
Henry A. Pfaff
Morgan Cook
Stocks Plunge To New Two Year Lows
New York stock market slid to fresh two year lows as heavy selling dominated early trading. After a brief rally and a late morning crest, traders covered shorts amid uncertainty over a Roosevelt call for a special session. Major declines hit Du Pont and United States Steel along with General Motors and American Telephone.
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New York
Congress
du Pont
Fastman
Allied Chemical
Case
Cerro de Pasco
Loew's
Sears-Roerbuck
International Paper
LU. S. Steel
General Motors
American Telephone
Westinghouse Electric
Apple Tree in Bloom in Lorain County Report
Lorain County residents report apple blossoms joining the cherry blossoms this season. E. Co. i Frye of Telegraph Road notes a blooming apple tree at his high home.
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Lorain County
E. Co. i Frye
Telegraph Road
Eaton Church Birthday Party Marks 95th Anniversary
The Eaton Church hosts a Friday night celebration for its 95th birthday inviting the community and former members near Eaton. A Hill Billy Orchestra provides music, 95 candles will light the event, and a screening of The Farmer's Best Crop accompanies special music and a Ninety and Nine hymn presentation. Guests should bring one dish per family. rolls and coffee are provided. The time is 7:90 o'clock.
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Eaton
Adelbert Resar Arrested For Reckless Driving
Adelbert Resar of 222 Middle Avenue was arrested for reckless driving at Broad Street and Fast Avenue at 9 25 p m yesterday. Patrolmen George Walton and I J Indicate assisted. He is to be tried Friday, Police Chief EB J Stankard reported.
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Adelbert Resar
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Fast Avenue
George Walton
I. J
EB. J. Stankard
Man fined for intoxication in police court
John Sitney was arrested on Broad Street Saturday for intoxication and fined $1 plus costs when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro in police court.
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John Sitney
Broad Street
Joseph Petro
Robbery charge leads to $5,000 bond for Milford Horaec
Milford Horaec aged 34 of East Broad street rests in jail on a robbery charge with a $5,000 bond. Police say he entered a gas station with hands in his pockets, ordered the clerk to the rear lavatory, and stole $15.80. Witnesses recall a delayed response. Horace denied the charge, waived preliminary exam, and the case was bound to the grand jury. Officers recovered $1 thrown from the car en route to the station.
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Milford Horaec
East Broadstreet
Horace
Lodi
North Streets
George Hearne
West River Street
Hoorn
Esia
Wiliam Beal
Pixley
Beal
Flest
Hearne
Heatne
Morave
Lee Johnson
M. E. Olmsted
Joseph Petrot
Crand
Elyria High Students Named In Ohio Choir 500 Voices
Sixteen Elyria High School students will join a chorus of about 500 Northeastern Ohio singers for the Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Cleveland. Chorus director Ellis Snyder of Capital University will lead rehearsals at Lorain High School and Lorain VHS. The concert runs 3 to 9 39 p m on October 29 and will be broadcast by several radio stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Northeastern Ohio
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cleveland
J. Martin Beck
Elyria
Isabelle Brydon
Joan Bauer
Frances Given
Pat Peters
Nancy Silsbee
Dorothy Viettan
Jeannette Buchholtz
Gwenadlyn Irvin
Helen Naughton
Jack Rieth
John Faulkner
Gordon Murray
James Tite
Jack Wood
Leonard Dunford
Richard Burandt
Lorain High School
Lorain
Ellis Snyder
Capital University
Relief Client Bitten By Insect Warns Of Medical Bill
A proposed WPA project to shield relief clients from insects was discussed as county officials reviewed a hospital bill of 28 from Cincinnati for a Lorain County relief client bitten while vacationing this summer. Relief Director Ernest Holmes said payment is required under Section 3482 of the Ohio General Code.
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Cincinnati
Lorain County
Ernest Holmes
Grain and live stock markets show mixed gains and declines
Market quotations from grain to flour and mill feeds, with hay and straw values per ton. Cleveland livestock receipts show slow demand for cattle and steady hogs while butter and eggs hold steady. produce prices in broad ranges for vegetables and fruits across regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheele Elevator Co
Alontana Milling Co
Cleveland
Is.co
Stags
Deaths of Mrs Rose Wilson and Frank J Byron
Mrs Rose Wilson aged 67 formerly of Shiloh Ohio died last night at six o clock at the home of her niece Mrs Park Miller 227 Stanford avenue. The body was taken to McQuate funeral home to Shiloh for 2:00 Friday services with burial in Shiloh cemetery. She leaves a brother Dell Nothacker of Columbus a niece Mrs Miller and a nephew Flowers Nothacker of California. Frank J Byron aged 0 prominent farmer in eastern Huron county died at his Wakeman township home at noon yesterday. He leaves his widow Mrs Emma I Byron four sons Don D Deli and Robert all of Wakeman and Gordon of Clarksfield three daughters Mrs Clay Tudor of Clarksfield Mrs Glen McKelvey of New Haven Ohio and Mrs Charles Hotchkiss of New London thirteen grandchildren and one great grandson. Funeral from Clarksfield Methodist church at 2:30 Saturday with Rev Howard Patrick of Brighton officiating. Burial in Clarksfield cemetery.
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Rose Wilson
Shiloh
Ohio
Park Miller
Stanford Avenue
McQuate
Frank J. Byron
Huron County
Wakeman Township
Emma I. Byron
Don D
Deli
Robert
Wakeman
Gordon
Clarksfield
Clay Tudor
Glen McKelvey
New Haven
Charles Hotchkiss
New London
Clarksfield Methodist Church
Howard Patrick
Brighton
Clarksfield Cemetery
Maritime Leader Urges Boycott of Japanese Goods
Harry Bridges urged conference leaders of the Committee for Industrial Organization to call a boycott of all Japanese goods in response to Japan's undeclared war on China. In Columbus, James B. McNulty, 46, of Bucyrus, a Pennsylvania railroad telegrapher, was run over by a freight train. both feet were severed, and his condition remained serious at the hospital.
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Atlantic
U.P
Harry Bridges
West Coast
Committee For Industrial Organization
Japan
China
Columbus
James B. McNult
Bucyrus
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Bunco Club
Carter
Hart
Bluebird
F. A. Humphrey
Agenta
Dutch Boy
Earle Pitcher
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Knights of Columbus
A. F. of
C.I. C
Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
Young Men's Club
Richard Jamerson
J. F. White
Charles Sperry
Edward West
L. E. Daniels
Episcopal Church
United States
Dudley Wood
Margaret Houghton
Shandoah Valley
Virginia
S. E. Miller
Russell Smith
California
Insurance OF AI
Seward Insurance Agency
Eaton Church
STAR
Smadl Rock Brokers
Muscova
New Jersey
Ubto
New Cobblera
Ida
Bakerrx
Maine
Melntowh
Jonathan
Delicious
Costland Sou
Ldeans
Droccoli
Caubagh
Buasthel
Concord
Niagara
Iser
Bart
Gsic
Damon
Ltic
Hubbard
Stone’s Grill
Samuel J. Ambler
Fourth Street
Elsha, Ohio
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Lydia
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Sederis
SOLE
LUCE
Joan
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
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