Plan For Larger Production Of Thermostat Units
Plans for expanded furnace thermostat production at the Elyria based Ani Therm Products Company. Incorporators Thomas T. MacDougal James A Brady and Herbert M Rich. Operations began a year ago in a former Foster Manufacturing location. Rich and son Russell H Rich ran the business with Brady and MacDougal as traveling representative. Sales in Ohio Indiana and New York state have encouraged incorporation and expansion. The firm aims to cover a larger territory and increase its work force once capital is increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell H. Rich
Brady
BS W KalooWah
MacDougel
Rich
Ohio
Indiana
New York State
Distributors Named for Lorain County Rat Bait Program
Appointment of 19 distributors in Lorain County announced to lead a county wide fight against rats on farms. Each township gains a distributor, with some serving two townships. Listing includes Amherst Elevator Amherst and Black River. Avon Lake Feed Mill Avon. Harry Clawson Brighton. Parker Baird Brownhelm. F. E. Sharp Camden. Farmers Supply Carlisle. Howard's Store Columbia. Herbert Lantz Eaton. Farm Bureau Cooperative Elyria Sheffield townships. George Spitzer Grafton. Walter Rothe Henrietta. Lex Gibbins Huntington. LaGrange Hardware LaGrange. C. E. Dickinson Penfield. Telford's Grocery Pittsfield. John Haller Ridgeville. Rochester Grain Elevator Rochester. Smith Implement Company Russia. Lorain Medina Rural Electric Wel ington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Amherst Elevator
Amherst
Black River
Avon Lake Feed Mill
Avon Township
Harry Clawson
Brighton
Parker Baird
Brownhelm
F. E. Sharp
Camden
Farmers Supply Company
Carlisle
Howard's
Columbia
Herbert Lantz
Eaton
Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Elyria
Sheffield
George Spitzer
Grafton
Walter Rothe
Henrietta
Lex Gibbins
Huntington
LaGrange Hardware Company
LaGrange
C. E. Dickinson
Penfield
Telford's
Pittsfield
John Haller
Ridgeville
Rochester Grain Elevator
Rochester
Smith Implement Company
Russia
Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative
Wellngton
Believe Man Intended To Burglarize Store
A second burglary attempt at the grocery store operated by Mrs Eloise Hall at 445 Second Street was frustrated at 2 55 a m today by Gust Thomas of Woodford Avenue who heard the crash of glass and saw a man run toward Broad Street. The store was broken into on October 3 with cigarets magazines and books stolen. Adelbert Resar of 222 Middle Avenue was fined $2 and costs for reckless driving for an incident at Broad Street and East Avenue on October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Hall
Second Street
Gust Thomas
Woodford Avenue
Thomas
Broad Street
Adelbert Resar
Middle Aeenue
Joseph Petro
East Avenue
Woman injured after sidewalk fall at East River and Broad
Mrs. Fred Leinseder of 244 East Broad Street sustained a right ankle injury yesterday afternoon when she fell on the sidewalk at the intersection of East River and East Broad streets, according to a police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Leinseder
East Broad Street
East River
East Broad Streets
Petro Fines Driver For Reckless Driving In Police Court
William Kobler was fined 2 dollars and costs after pleading reckless driving before Justice Joseph Petro in police court. He was arrested on Lodi street by Squad Patrol Officers L D Brown and Paul Palmer around midnight.
Elyria Education Association Sponsors for Child Plays
Members of the Elyria Education Association list sponsors and patrons for the Clare Tree Major Players series. Sponsors donate five dollars while patrons give one to three dollars to a fund totaling 180 dollars to enable underprivileged children to attend the plays. The long list includes many local clubs and businesses. patrons include numerous individuals, shops, and restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Education Association
Clare Tree
Alize Pare
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Captol-Rivoli
Lincoln Theatres
Central Book Store
City Club of
Elyria
Ethel Dannell
Edison
Parent-Teacher Association
Ely
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elyria Woman's Club
Franklin Parent- Teacher Association
Garford
Gates
Grayatone
Haserodt Jewelry Company
A. C. Hudnutt
John Lersch Company
Ohio Public Service Company
Sears-Roebuck Company
Wright Printing Company
McKinley PT. A
Dorothy Jones
Audrey Ketchum
H. L. Knapp
S. $.Kresge Company
Earl Lautenschleger
Evelyn Lehmann
Kermit M. Selby
Harry W. Leuthi
Dorothy Mann
Martin’s
R. C. Maston
Hannorah May
McCarver’s Jewelry
Alice McCracken
Grace McCullough
Leanne Moore
Ruth Pape
Paradise Restaurant
J._ C. Penny ‘Company
Louise Feteet
A. J. Robinson
Harold Rorick
Anne Schlessman
Kathryn Schubert
Mildred Scott
Mary Sheely
C. P. Shively
Annie Spencer
Mary Spoers
Ima B. Strait
Mae L. Stream
Mildred Stuart
Tau
Pro Visit Home Office Plans for October Meetings
Attendees from the Pro tected Home Circle gathered at the I. O. O. F. hall in Sharon Pennsylvania last evening to discuss attendance at Cleveland District Day events and to outline plans for upcoming activities. The Officers Club will host a Hallowe en party at C E Dunford s home on Eighth street on Friday October 22 with Mr and Mrs Dunford and Mr and Mrs Earl Kaylor in charge. A social hour followed the meeting and on November 5 initiation is scheduled with a lunch to be served by Flora Relad guardian Bessie Lenhart Lilian Heimsath Mrs Harvey Lewis and Florence Resar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Protected Home Circle
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Officers Club
Hallowe'en
C. E. Dunford
Eighth Street
Dunford
Earl Kaylor
Flora Relad
The
Guardian
Bessie Lenhart
Lilian Heimsath
Harvey Lewis
Florence Resar
Royal Neighbors Dinner and Meeting Notes Thrive
Officers filled their chairs as a tureen dinner preceded a business meeting with a large member turnout. The centerpiece featured a white elephant overflowing with autumn blooms. Names of Loyal Sisters were revealed and each received 4 zitt. A Halloween party is planned for October 22 at Mrs Zella Gagen s home with a costume theme. Sewing Circle meets Wednesday with Mrs Maddock and the Drill Team rehearses Sunday under new Captain May Worcester. Transportation to the Fall Rally in Lorain on October 28 should be arranged with Oracle Mrs Masterer. A tire and rim valued at 15 were stolen from Mike La Valie s car on Winckles Street while parked in his garage last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Gagen
East Avenue
Mike LaValie
Winckles Street
Elyrian Elected President of State Group
The Ohio Circulation Managers Association sessions in Columbus elected Russell Stoker as president. Johan H. Galloway of the Ohio State Journal served as vice president, Eric Madness of the Sciota Gazette as secretary-treasurer, with a board including Charles Staab of the Cincinnati Enquirer Harold Poulson of the Youngstown Vindicator Smith Whitter of the Canton Repository and George Hix of the Columbus Citizen. The spring meeting will be held in Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Circulation Managers Association
Columbus
Elyrian
Russell Stoker
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Johan H. Galloway
Ohio State Journal
Eric Madness
Sciota Gazette
Chillicothe
Charles Staab
Cincinnati Enquirer
Harold Poulson
Youngstown Vindicator
Smith Whitter
Canton Repository
George Hix
Columbus Citizen
Lieveland
Court reports burglary attempt and divorce filings in Lorain area
Deputy Sheriff Rodman reported an attempted burglary at a gas station on Route 20 and LaGrange road while the owner was away on vacation. Lucile C. Strouse was granted a divorce from Russell D. Strouse by Judge D. A. Cook, with custody split of their three children. Alice Herbst filed for divorce from David Herbst on neglect and cruelty. Wilma Curry filed for divorce from Truman on wilful absence. Home Owners Loan Corporation filed two foreclosure suits in Elyria Township against George Peaks et al for 3203 and Alex Jacob et al for 3306.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Rodman Douglas
Route 20
LaGrange Road
Douglas
Lucile C. Strouse
Russell D. Strouse
Lorain
D. A. Cook
Lucille Strouse
Sidney
Roger
Nathalie
Alice Herbst
David Herbst
Elyria
Wilma Curry
Truman
The
Home Owners Loan Corporation
George Peaks
Death Record of Sarah Maria Drown Wellingson D
Sarah Maria Drown died at her Sullivan home yesterday afternoon at age 78. Her husband Lothario preceded her in death. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 pm at the Christian church in Sullivan with Rev Wells officiating. Burial under Keith Andrews of Wellington in Sullivan cemetery. Survivors include half brother Joseph Fearins of Oberlin and three sons Wade of Cuyahoga Falls L A Crown of Bethlehem Pa and L C Crown of Akron and two daughters Ruth of Youngstown and Elforsa of Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
L. C. Crown
Akron
Ruth
Youngstown
Elforsa
Sullivan
Button Collector Henri Trinke in Racine Builds Large World-Scale Hoard
Fireman Henri Trinke amasses an immense button collection in Racine Wisconsin. He stores five trunkloads of pieces dating back over 500 years. His trove includes carved jewelry navy and political buttons among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
Henri Trinke
Trinke
Murderer Dwyer Drives With Bodies Across States
After killing husband and a doctor, John Dwyer drove Mrs Littlefield in the car from Boston to Concord Massachusetts then onward to New York City and New Jersey. He admitted striking with a hammer and strangling, later concealing bodies in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwyer
New York City
Holland Tunnel
New Jersey
Oberlin Hosts Leadership School and Local Notices
Oberlin announces the annual Leadership Training School under the International Council of Religious Education opens October 18 in Bosworth Hall. Three courses cover teaching principles, Hebrew life and religion, and Christian religion programs. Additional church and society notices, gatherings, and recent engagements are listed, including a Paula Hoffstein and Harold Weiss marriage in New York and various local club activities and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
International Council of Religious Education
Bosworth Hall
L. A. Stuidley
Herbert S. May
Robert E. Brown
Rey. S. Lee Whiteman, Jr
James A. Richards
Ernats G. Yocom
Church Services in Oberlin and Nearby Faith Groups
A local notices listing morning services and activities across Oberlin churches. First Church features 9:45 a m church school 10:00 a m student class 11:00 a m morning worship Life is a River sermon and evening youth events. First Methodist notes morning worship 11:00 a m discussion on religion and science 8:00 p m open house for students. Christ Church Episcopal lists 7:30 a m Holy Communion 11:00 a m Morning Prayer. Rust Methodist and others appear with service times and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Homer J. Tucker
Tunior
Walter M. Horton
Bosworth Hall
James Brand House
Forest Street
McPherson
Richards
First Methodist Church
S. Lee Whiteman
C. T. Craig
Epworth League
Arlene Campbell
Methodist
South Cedar Street
First Baptist Church
J. Gordon Tritt
Cervica
Christ Church (Episcopal
L. E. Daniels
Holy Communion
Church School
New Machine Aids Complex Calculations at Sydney University
A young Sydney University physicist has invented a device that traces curves on paper to rapidly solve complex mathematical problems. It promises labor savings across railway engineering bridge construction artillery range tables and statistical economic physics and biology research. The machine can add three continuously varying quantities with the total updating in real time, a task that would take weeks by conventional methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
N.S. W
Sydney University
Old English Doctor Fined Over Offensive Tax Packets
London physician Dr. Christopher Stanley Parker of Coleorton was fined 25 pounds plus costs at Coalville Leicestershire on two charges of sending grossly offensive postal packets. The packets bore phrases attacking the income tax authorities with terms like chief Bloodhound and Bloody Hound in reference to the tax racket. Parker defended his acts as protest using Shakespearean language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Christopher Stanley Parker
Coleorton
Coalville
Leicestershire
Granby Street
Loughborough
Park
Shakespeare
Bloody dog phrase about income and people
The text repeats a disturbing phrase about a "bloody dog" and asserts that income for people is tied to violent imagery. It claims that wealthy or powerful dogs persecute people until the poor share their fate, reflecting a hostile, demeaning perspective without clear events.
Word Blindness Afflicts Pupil In Minneapolis
Earl Hemple, a twelve year old in Minneapolis public schools, is word blind and can read only with effort. Brying Bryngelson of the University of Minnesota speech clinic reports gradual progress as a short summer treatment helps him connect spoken language with written words, improving his recognition and spelling abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson, Minn
Earl Hemple
Minneapolis
Brying Bryngelson
University of Minnesota
Earl
Educators To Meet Wednesday Evening
Lorain County school superintendents and principals will gather Wednesday night at the Elks Restaurant instead of Monday as announced yesterday. C A Gibbons, county school superintendent, reported the change today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elks
C. A. Gibbons
Clearview High Forms Girls Drum and Bugle Corps
Clearview High School unveiled its new girls drum and bugle corps of 34 members, directed by Clyde Seidel, with blue uniforms. The group first performed yesterday at the Clearview versus Vermilion football game, which Vermilion won 13 to 0. The corps previously appeared at a Wellington game alongside Wellington High School’s large 72 member band. An additional $150 was allotted by the board for new orchestra instruments as interest in music grows at Clearview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearview High School
Clearview
Vermilion
Corpa
Wellington
Wellington High School
Selder
Board of Education
Gerald M. Frank
Hair clipping may clinch Tech win over Duke
United Press reports arson era note of coach William A Alexander shaving his head to end a long extra point jinx at Georgia Tech. The piece describes Tech’s potent offense led by Fletcher Sims and Marion Kneemann, Duke’s strong lineup under Wallace Wade, and hints at a Duke bet with even money favoring Duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
Arson
Georgia Tech
Duke
William A. Alexander
Tech
Alexander
Yellowjackets
Fletcher Sims
Bill Jordan
Marion
Dutch” Kneemann
South
Atlanta
Wallace Wade Hag
Alabama
Erle Tipton
Ohio Scouts View Northwestern And Michigan Elevens
Ohio State football staff split to scout Northwestern and Michigan as open date approaches. Head coach Francis A. Schmidt watched Northwestern in Evanston while backfield coach Floyd Stahl and Fritz Mackey observed Michigan in Ann Arbor. Reserve team then played against the regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Northwestern
Michigan
Columbus
Ohio State
Bucks
Francis A. Schmidt
Evanston
Floyd Stahl
Fritz Mackey
Ann Arbor
Minnssota
Los Angeles
Market Grain and Mill Feeds Quotations
Market quotations on grain hay and straw from Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co. Includes corn wheat and oats by bushel for car lots and flour by barrel. Prices for feeds and meal thinly listed along with straw timothy clover and alfalfa values. Chicago cash quotations for butter eggs and poultry follow, with wheat corn rye buckwheat soybeans barley and track prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana MiNing Co
Mits
United States
Algher
Idaho
Bliss
U. S
New
Ste
Standard Factory Shoe Repair Leases Large Room Here
Announcement reports a long term lease on the storeroom in the Elyria block next to the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. by Standard Factory Shoe Repair and Odorless Dry Cleaners. Lewis Lesnick of Elyria announced the eight year old Lorain Lima and Lakewood business will install a modern dry cleaning plant and begin operations around November first, with about twenty employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Standard
Lewis Lesnick
Lesnick
Lorain
Lima
Lakewood
Program Enjoyed By Large Audience
A Townsend Club event last evening featured Irving Plain at the piano with Gene St. Marie and amplification by Joe Boddy. Pupils from Stage Arts Studio performed in singing, dancing, and acrobatic numbers before a large audience, with many named performers listed. The junior Townsend party is scheduled for Odd Fellows hall this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Irving Plain
Stage Arts
Gene St. Marie
Joe Boddy
Loretta Mae Boddy
Beverly Knipper
Geraldine Stone
Fred Thayer
Maurine Brown
Virginia Mae Kolopos
Marilyn Rung
Norma Woodcock
Janie Ehrke
Norma June Reed
Wilma Troupe
Joyce Trenchard
Herbert Fulger
Vera Mae Schubert
Betty
Jack Wige
Frances Willams
Betty Lee Taylor
Mathilda Zimmerman
Alan Bushman
Helen
Maxine
Georgia Lee Duensing
Beatrice Ensign
June
Joyce Roig
Barbara Woodruff
Jeanne Furney
Mrs. Morris Brown
Sonny
Nadine St. Marie
Elyria Man Discovers Historic Newspapers at Home
Arthur Hopkins of 132 Bath Street found five old papers this week including the Elyria Republican from 1878 the Oberlin News from 1884 the Ohio Weekly Times from 1860 the Ohio State Journal from November 1860 and the New York Leader from 1861 revealing a pocket of regional and national 19th century journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hopkins
Bath Street
Elyria Republican
Oberlin News
Ohio Weekly Times
Ohio State Journal
New York Leader
Freshman combine in regulation game nets 13-0 win
The Reserves rolled to a 13 to 0 victory as Bill Phillips of Columbus threw both touchdowns. He connected with Sophomore Frank Zadworney of Cleveland and Esco Sarkinnen of Fairport on key passes. Joe Aleskus added a conversion kick. Charney Maag of Sandusky stood out on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Phillips
Columbus
Frank Zadworney
Cleveland
Esco Sarkinnen
Fairport
Joe Aleskus
Charney Maag
Sandusky
Contract Awarded for County Garage Roof Asphalt
County commissioners awarded a contract for asphalt roofing of County Garage buildings to The Carey Company on the low bid of 51 dollars. Four bids were submitted. the highest bid was 158 dollars and the next to lowest was 129 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Company
Troy Police Send Bullet From Slaying to FBI
Troy Police Chief E J Smith disclosed that the bullet which killed Andrew Marker during a Sept 29 attempted gasoline station holdup is being sent to the FBI in Washington to determine if it came from guns seized from three bank robbery suspects arrested in Ashland Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Folice
E. J. Smith
Andrew Marker
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Smith
Ashland
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Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Home Office
Elyria Feed and Coal CO
Berge
Sarah Maria Drown
Page
Belden Grange Hall
Lewis Klinect
Triple & Orchestra
Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
Christian Science Society
Rowland Hall
E. College Street
Sunday School
Ai.v. B. W
Boringowirica
Grace Lutheran Church
H. Dawe
Sacred Heart Church
James P. Brennan
D. D
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Elsie Gatherers
D. Ae R
Nancy Westeresquire
Paula Hoffstein
Jacob Hoffstein
Harold Weiss
Mark Weiss
Westover Hotel
Weiss
Theodore Weiss
Mr. Weiss
Rebekah Aid Society
E. M. Lyman
Oberlin Women’s Club
B. F. Tenney
North Professor Street
Ivan Gardenier
Brewster
N. Y
Lee Rowe
North Pleasant Street
Gertrude Ransom
Washington, Pa
Ralph Crandall
Methechen
Anna Pease
North Main Street
First
J. A. Richards
Clarke M. Cochrane
F. A. Humphrey
Clearview H. S
McLemore
Chicago
Toledo
Standard Factory Shoe Repair
Townsend
Odd Fellows Hall
Detroit Road
Kinney
Gulf Road
E. J. Kenney
P. A. Walker
Hedington Black
L. W. Johnson
Sa. Dee Sp
Premium Coal
Dixport
Dixie
Woodford Ave
Walter Cross
Cotton Club Orchestra
Dutch Boy
Eagle Picker
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
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