Y W C A Lectures Move to Congregational Church
Public Affairs and Educational committees of Y W C A announce a lecture series at First Congregational Church to accommodate expected larger attendance. Dr Joseph Remenyi of Cleveland College opens Monday Oct 18 speaking on Propaganda in Literature. Remaining talks feature Dr Louis Karnosh, Grove Patterson, and Rabbi Barnett Brickner on varied topics.
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Y. W
First Congregational Church
Joseph Remenyi
Cleveland College
Louis Karnosh
Cleveland City Hospital
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Barnett Brickner
Cleveland
Bank official changes in Kansas and national ABA role
M. H. Maltot, president of Citizens Bank of Abilene Kansas, was elected treasurer. Dr Harold Stonier named executive manager of the American Bankers Association today, succeeding S N Shepherd. Maltot replaces Arthur B Taylor of Eyria Ohio. Dr Stonier was national education director of the American Institute of Banking.
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Boston
M. H. Maltot
Citizens Bank of Abilene
Kans
Harold Stonier
American Bankers Association Today
Dr. Stonier
The
American Institute of Banking
S. N. Shepherd
Mallet
Arthur B. Taylor
Eyria
Ohio
Court house notes on probation bid and local crimes
Lorain attorney seeks probation for Tony Tim eraio who was jailed for six months for carnal knowledge of a 13 year old. Deputies search for boys with a rifle after a bullet hit Mrs. Janik’s kitchen wall. Lorain County delinquents up for parole include James Beard and Ben Krawczyk from earlier grand larceny sentences. Frieda Keller sues W B Kerr for 955 dollars with foreclosure demand. Home Owners Loan Corp sues Amands Kline for 5319 and Frieda Kern for 2680 seeking foreclosures in Lorain Amherst area.
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Lorain
Tony Timeraio
Toledo
D. A. Cook
North Ridge Road
Vincent School
Martin Janijk
Lorain County
James Beard
Ben Krawczyk
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Amands Kline
Amherst Township
Frieda Kern
Tax Foreclosure Costs Rise as Lake County Accepts Bond
Lake County faces higher expenses from an impending mass tax foreclosure action. The county will pay the $100000 bond for Treasurer Walter J. Wright in four yearly installments after missing a $225 discount for upfront payment. $1500 was moved from buildings funds to record books for clerks of courts tied to the foreclosures. Four officials including Wright and Clerk H. E. Agate visited Painesville to study local tax sales.
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Walter J. Wright
Lake Country
Painesville
Wright
Carl Schmidtkons
H. E. Agate
Claude Adams
Gangster Brady Buried In Potter's Field
In Bangor Maine on October 15 gangster Al Brady was buried in a numbered grave in Potter's Field. The pauper's burial occurred without clergy or flowers and followed the G man coup that killed the No 1 Public Enemy and his follower Clarence Lee Shaffer Jr in a Main street ambush on Columbus Day.
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Bangor
al. Brady
Potter’s Field
Clarence Lee Shaffer, Jr
Columbus Day
Transfer Of Beautiful Homes Shocks Oberlin Area
A real estate notice reports the W. H. Stark home at Stop 9 Oberlin Road and the B. C. Franklin home at 207 Eastern Heights Boulevard have swapped owners. Mr and Mrs Stark will move into the Franklin house and Mr Franklin will move into the Stark home tomorrow. Both residences are described as among the most beautiful in the area.
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W. H. Stark
Stop $9
Oberlin Road
B. C. Franklin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Mrs. Stark
Franklin
Frankling
Stark
Breach Between Commissioners And Judge Nye Widens
Tense relations between the board of county commissioners and Probate Judge H. H. Nye deepened as commissioners blocked use of county office desks by the Aid to Dependent Children division in its new Masonic Temple headquarters. A. D. C. moved its desks and chairs, with Dunn retrieving them, and now occupies three rooms at $16 monthly, funded by its own administration funds. The dispute also blocked Juvenile Department access to the vacated space, kept locked while state examiners may inspect county records.
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Board of County Commissioners
H. H. Nye
Division
Aid Cor
Judge Nye
Masonic Temple
Weeny Oe Sy Surin
Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
Commissioner-Probate Court
Juvenile Department of Probate Court
Child Aid Division
Red Cross Work Highlighted At Elyria Meeting
Miss Emma F. Tyler, Red Cross field representative, spoke on disaster relief and home rehabilitation in Lorain County. She praised local volunteers and reviewed the Elyria Chapter’s annual report noting veterans aid, orphan care, and home hygiene training with WPA cooperation.
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Red Cross
Lorain County
Elyria
Edith Metcalf
Veterans Casey
Veterans Administration
The
WPA
Elyra
Wellington
East Carlisle
Columbia
Ridgeville
Oberlin
Boys' Clubs At Y Begin Programs
Four Elyria Y M C A boys clubs plan a 1937 38 year, starting this week. Leaders Club meets tonight at 6 30 with eight members expected to grow. Stamp Club led by Ward Travers begins Monday with 25 members last year. Model Airplane Club meets Wednesday led by Jack Yost with 35 members last year. Leathercraft Club debuts next Thursday led by Maynard Under. art and clay modeling clubs are planned later.
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Elyvia Y. M
Thomas Chapman
Charles Stewart
David Lindell
David Taylor
Earl Rents
Ned Taate Wie
Eeo Trisen Comersey
Jack Leber
Stamp Club
Ward Travers
Jack Yost
Leathercraft Club
Thur
Maynard
Uge
Gerer
Boy Caught In Cider Press Injures Local Boy In Ohio
Ernst Striker a nine year old from New Washington is in serious condition after becoming caught in a cider press. He suffered fractures to both arms and lacerations to his head and feet while attempting to climb for apples. Local Red Cross and first aid efforts included opening a highway station in Columbia and sending delegates to a Washington convention. Flood relief funds in Lorain County exceeded targets with large donations, and plans for a broad Red Cross campaign across 22 districts were outlined by officers and volunteers in Elyria.
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Bucyrus
Ernest Striker
New Washinton
Columbia
Army
United States
Red Cross
Washington
Lorain County
Elyria Chaplar
R. J. Fitch
Harvey C. Cheney
American Legion
Webber
Ruth Haber
Ridgeville
Seward N. Black
Anna Louise Baker
George Richwine
Black
Lorain First In Punctuality In League Report
Lorain high school led punctuality in the Lake Erie High School League while Elyria trailed in overall tardiness during the 1937-38 first month. Elyria posted 49.5 percent on time versus Lorain at 29.9 percent, with all six schools above 90 percent. attendance placed Lorain fourth.
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Elyria
Lorain
Lake Erie High School League
Cleveland Heights
Shaw
Lakewood
Shaker Heights
Rondo
J.D. Severs
Death notice for George M. Weir services Saturday at 2:50
Funeral services for the late George M. Weir of 28 East Court will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 50 from the Indro Curtis Funeral Home with Mrs Elizaeth Gordon officiating Burial will be made in Ridgelawn Cemetery
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George M. Weir
Indro-Curtis
Elizaeth Gordon
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Stocks Decline In Heavy Selling In New York
New York stocks fell to two year lows as heavy selling hit rail and motor shares. Chrysler dropped 3 1 4 points to a new yearly low around 72 1 2, General Motors slid a point to 40, New York Central fell to 19 3 4, Southern Pacific 22 1 4, Atchison 42 1 2, Union Pacific 92, U S Steel opened up then gave back gains, Du Pont down 3 to 125, Standard Oil of New Jersey down over 2, oils faltered, utilities steady.
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Chrysler
General Motors
New York Central
Southern Pacific
S. Atchison
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
DuPont
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Presiding Bishop of Episcopal Church To Have More Power
Cincinnati O October 15 The Protestant Episcopal church at its triennial convention increased duties and powers of the presiding bishop while delaying the election of a new presiding bishop until today The House of Bishops postponed the election and the House of Deputies agreed to a canon making the presiding bishop ex officio president of the National Council The retirement age was changed from 70 to 68 and the former six year tenure for the presiding bishop was challenged and defeated 253 to 212
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Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
National Council
Church
Markets Homegrow the Market APYVLES One Hale
Market listings show price quotes for vegetables and produce from Cleveland and Chicago areas, including apples, tomatoes, radishes, lettuce, squash, peppers, and strawberries, with cattle, hogs, sheep, and eggs at regional markets. Livestock receipts and prices are provided, alongside wheat, corn, soybeans, barley, and furthers from Toledo and other markets.
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Mcintosh
Eviny Nisher
Costland
Grimey Olden
Krleffer Ave
Euboard
Sugar Ridge man denied reckless driving charge in police court
Merrill Standen of Sugar Ridge road was arraigned Wednesday night before Justice Joseph Petro on a reckless driving charge filed by Police Sergeants Paul Palmer and James Boggs. He pleaded not guilty and was scheduled for trial Saturday afternoon.
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Merrill Standen
Sugar Ridge Road
Paul Palmer
James Boggs
Joseph Petro
Soochow to Host New Military Hospitals Display
The article notes continued discussion of a bond issue, with Soong revealing personal expenditures on military hospital projects. He states he is funding the first and second hospitals at the moment and plans a third army hospital at Soochow, while addressing China’s wealthy and patriotic expectations.
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Uand Phe
China
Soong
Soochow
Spotted Fever Fatal In Hamilton Montana Man Dies
Montana's third death from Rocky Mountain spotted fever is reported in Hamilton with Lee Maxton aged 23 dying after contracting the disease while working in the mountains. His father Grover C. Maxton also died of the illness in April 1936.
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Hamilton
Mont
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Lee Maxton
Grover C. Maxton
Auction Sale Administrators Sale of Henry Lantsberry Property
Public auction at the late residence two miles north of La Grange on Route 301 Friday October 22 at 10 a.m. selling two horses nine Holstein and Jersey cattle various dairy stock plus hogs chickens feed farm tools and miscellaneous items including a 1934 Plymouth sedan. Terms cash. Administrators E. E. Durkee and John W. Lantsberry. Auctioneer Clayton H. Sooy. Clerk Lee Klinect.
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Henry Lantsberry
la Grange
Jersey
Durham
Guernsey
Reda Cnet
Salguee
Plymouth
Shelvador
New Idea
John Deere
Deering
McCormick Deering
la Grange P.T. A
E. E. Durkee
John WH. Lantsberry
Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Klinect
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Court Street
Sederis
Miller United
Broad Street
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Frieda Keller
Maple Heights
W.B. Kerr
Gangster Brady
ELKS
the O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Nye
Bluebird
Lorain H. S
Weir
New York
Stone’s Grill
Shelp and Lambs
Ft.s
Waho Bakers
York State
Chicago
Cashel
Dept. of Agriculture
Idaho
Russel Burbanka
U.S
Colorado
Sted McClures
North Dakota
Sissy Triumpha
Lauriy Chiox
Minnesota
U. S
Wisconsin
U. Ss
Sheers Llevator Co
Monavnw Millingo
Benies Traffic Charge
Belden Grange Hall
Lewis. Klinecy
Triples Orchestra
Elyria Feed and Coal CO
East Bridge Stre
Samuel J. Ambler
Fourth Street
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Chronicle-Telegram
Elgin
AGIN
Cavalier
Elgin Cavalier
Haserodt
Edith Mae
Shepee
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
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