Safety Week draws to close with school turnout
Safety Week wraps up as sixteen city and nine county schools join Capt. Art Hickox in delivering safety messages to thousands of students and adults. Deputy Sheriff George G. Braegger accompanied the party to county schools while speeches stressed individual responsibility and road safety amid busy schedules and a looming chicken cafeteria supper at the Church of Christ on Saturday October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel and Gas Co
Ohio Public Service Co
Police and Fire Department
Rotary Club
Capitol Theatre
Art Hickox
Hickox
George G. Braegger
Safety education urged to reduce street fatalities
Captain Hickox, once a race driver and aviator, argues that 65 percent of drivers are traffic blind and that more than half of street fatalities stem from this. He now teaches drivers pedestrians and children safety principles to reduce accidents.
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Hickox
Real estate transfers list multiple county property deals
Real estate transfers show several parcels changing hands. Monroe to Winstone for lot 43 at Rowelyn Beach, Sherrill properties on Oberlin Road, Cleveland Quarries to Walter Brucker on Jefferson Street in Amherst, Van de Boe-Hager to Mae McCleery at Vineyard Beach Allotment Avon Lake, Stano Karlik to Oxford Realty sublot 151 Hunter Road Belden Park Avon Lake, Darvas to Stursa with 15 lots in Dutton Allotment Shefield and Brownhelm Township parcels totaling 45 acres along Vermilion River and 40 acres in Brownhelm Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett V. Monroe
William T
Anna R. Winstone
Rowelyn Beach
Shefield Lake
E. A
Lillian Sherrill
Edith Sherill
Oberlin Road
Russia Township
Cleveland Quarries Company
Walter Brucker
Amherst
Jefferson Street
van de Boe-Hager Company
Mae Louise McCleery
Vineyard Beach
Avon Lake
John Stano M Karlik
Susie Stano Karlik
Oxford Realty Sales, Inc
Hunter Road
Belden Park
Frank
Johann Darvas
Louis
John Stursa
Dutton
Sheffield
Johana Darvas
Vermilion River
Brownhelm Township
Death Records for Mrs Catherine Dieterich and Mrs Anna Dorsz
Funeral details arise for Mrs Catherine Dieterich, former Elyrian, who died in Muskegon, survived by three sons and four grandchildren. Additionally, Mrs Anna Dorsz of Lorain died after a yearlong illness at 1618 Washington Ave, leaving six children, two brothers, and many grandchildren. funeral services set for Oct 19 at the Church of Nativity with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
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Catherine Dieterich
Muskegon
Michigan
H. M. Prosser
Theodore
Frank
R. W. Salmon
Los Angeles
Calif
Amelia Giebel
New York
Anna Vorst
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Berea
Ohio
George Dorsz
Ignatius Dorsz
Rose Borosky
Alexander Dorsz
Leo Dorss
Domenick Potock
Release of Albion man from jail after solitary confinement
Dan Sullivan, 44, released from county jail to return home to Albion, New York, though four months remained on his six month Toledo workhouse sentence for assault and battery. Judge William Duffy ordered release despite aggression earlier in Lorain and Toledo, with Sullivan kept in solitary confinement here for safety. Sheriff Adams noted good behavior in custody but warned isolation influenced conduct.
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Albion
New York
Dan Sullivan
Toledo
William Duffy
Sullivan
Duffy
Lorain
Adams
Doctor J. F. Mayne Co Incorporation Formed in Ohio
In Columbus form papers were granted today to the Doctor J. F. Mayne Co of Elyria. The incorporators listed are Johan E. Seiber Herman B. Steitz and Chas J Snoble.
Mayor Fines Edward McLaughlin for Intoxication
Edward McLaughlin was fined $5 and costs after arraignment before Mayor James A. Hewitt this morning for intoxication.
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Edward McLaughlin
James A. Hewitt
Woman Bought Strychnine in Indiana Poison Case
Testimony ties Mrs. Carrie Simmons to buying strychnine for two poisoned daughters in Lebanon Indiana. Miss Louise Robinson of Burgerville testified she bought the poison, while the druggist had identified Simmons as the purchaser.
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Carrie Simmons
Lebanon
Ind
Louise Robinson
Burgersville
Mrs. Simmons
Indianapolis
Bettle Green Velvet In Gulliver's Travels Academy
An odd historical note recalls Bettle Green Velvet In Gulliver's Travels as an academy where learned men extract sunbeams from cucumbers transform ice into gunpowder and craft pincushions from rock softened. Readers see such feats as not as far fetched in the book’s era. In Gowburn Australia church workers opposed Sunday football leading officials to ban Sunday auto races with pigskin players involved.
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Gulliver's
Gowburn
Australia
Global notes slipstream of 1930s era concerns
A collection of disparate items notes London traffic, Spain cooperatives, Hawaii crop forecasts, the Prince of Wales activities, Philippine reforestation, Edinburgh opening an open-air school, Germany public building spending and salary cuts, Danish cereal farming, Spain bus growth, Scotland exchanges, German marriage trends, Virgin Islands industry aid, Cali's population boom since 1920, Japan rayon records, China's railway plans, New South Wales wool forecast, Ravenna aqueduct work, Paris fashion gloves, London fashion promises, Virgin Islands lace cooperative, Nyde Park traffic census, Bangor students guiding buses, Colombia hemp plans, Irish railway wage boycott, shooting results, a dog incident, a Swiss one-wheel motorcycle, and railway safety ads.
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London
Spain
Hawaii
Prince of Wales
Philippine Islands
Edinburgh
Scotland
Germany
Amsterdam
Holland
Great Britain
Soviet
Russia
Denmark
Virgin Islands
Cali
Colombia
Japan
Kiaochow-Tsiwan Railway
China
Hamnan
New South Wales
Ravenna
Italy
Paris
Nyde Park Corner
University College of North Wales
Bangor
National Union of Railwaymen
Irish Free State
Charles Rogs
Dulhain
Pointer
Clapton
England
Britain
Arctic
Antarctica
New Guinea
Papun
White Cliffs Opal Centre In New South Wales Described
A fragmentary item notes White Cliffs in New South Wales as the world’s chief opal mining centre. It mentions editor’s kindness to an author and a later altered note about a new book. The text also discusses the word minute and the term serene from séreno with a casual aside.
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White Cliffs
New South Wales
Sentinel
Markets Bulletin from Cleveland and Chicago Trading Posts
Market prices for produce and livestock are reported with firm oats and steady poultry rates. Hogs average around 6.70 per hundredweight, cattle showing weakness, vealers steady, and calves mixed. Chicago cash quotes list butter, eggs, and various grain futures with mixed movement. fruit and vegetables from Ohio and nearby markets show wide price ranges and frequent note of crates and baskets in transit.
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Cleveland
Nwackenly
Morhina Bay
Eloady
Custer
Siu
Chicago
Frefrigerator
Turkey
United States Department of | Agriculture
United States
Ted River
Swerth Dakota Coblers
Jdahy
Eestata
Idaho
Green Mountains
Danixed
Timothy Clover Ske Bos
Wellington Cheese Center History and Town Origins
Wellington grew from a 1981 organized village into a leading cheese hub, aided by a famed 19th century slave rescue. The town evolved into a modern community with schools, governance, and public works, while origin stories credit names like Swift and Charlemont and honor early residents and the Iron Duke.
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Wellington
Hiss
Mary Ann Adams
Gideon Adama
BK. F. Kerr
Aa. W. Shieds
Charles Sweet
Charlemont
Sweet
Iron Duke
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Church of Christ
V. A. Cook
Chronicle-Telegram
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Omy
Plissdl
Anna Dorsz
Marlene
Broad Street
Elyria
Rome
Chantal
Regny
Lyclene
Christine Garcia
University of Arizona
Vlaveland
Leghorn
Leghorn Broilers
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Aid Cock Se
Potaturs
Ohly
Main
Minneapolis
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Minneapoles
Baan State
Vanvalulisss
Umass
Juin Bo
Colorado
Missouri
B. Dols
B. Gartons
Colt
I. S
Kierters
Ste. Iwas
Cannia
Rustaballas
Canada
Ars. Guy
Kamers
Vallifplower
Srinach
Ste
Hothouse
Swift
John Swift
Blue Bird
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O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
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