Infantile Paralysis Survey Underway Across Ohio
The statewide survey of infantile paralysis victims, directed by the Ohio executive committee, gains momentum as Walter B. Underwood of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children travels the state. He was in his office this morning and plans to visit Cleveland this afternoon to brief Cuyahoga County groups launching the survey locally.
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Ohio Executive Committee
Walter B. Underwood
Ohio Sacilety For
Lone
Cleveland
Murder Trial Continues With Jury View Of Crime Scene
The case of Joseph Mijessie, charged with the knife attack that killed his brother Charles, progressed with the jury viewing the crime scene on the Delaware avenue street near The Tompko home. Witnesses described enmity between the brothers over years, while jurors were selected from a broad county panel under a new system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Majjessie
Charles
Joseph
Frank E. Levens
Joseph Mijessie
Stevens
Wer
Delaware Avenue
Tompko
Steve Moyres
Charles May
Malcolm Thompson
Trath
Steve
Stabhieve
Mre Sche
Elizaveth Mure
John
Courtroodie
Julee
A. R. Webber
Adams
Lawron Adam
Bert Adam Ther
CG. Ward
Charles Matsessie
Walter Watts
Webber
Merl Sibles Elyria
Pearl Rice
Anna Bowers
Rud van Wa Wilbur McMasters
Harry Bonon
Gust Thompson
Lorain
Earl Boone
Columbia Station
Fred Tiebe
Rochester
Manntoatt
Wellington
Joanna Mori
South Amherst
Legion Auxiliary Holds First Meeting With New Officers
The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting with Anta Hadaway as president. New executive committee, color bearers and guards named, various committee chairs announced, upcoming card party series and community drives planned, with notes on attendance, prizes, and schedule changes.
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George Tattersall
EF. G. Murphy
George Crawford
Elemes
Tattersall
Ida Barnhart
W. C. Sudro
L. E. Davy
H. M. Hurlbut
Jack Jobson
Arthur Smith
Louis Beaumont
Char Hansen
Betty Cooley
Fred Meinke
Agnes Feron
Maria Fredericks
L. E. Davis
Eastern Star Officers Visit Mount Vernon Chapter Event
Easten Star officers and Mount Vernon Knox Chapter No 36 hosted a meeting with Welcoming comments by Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron former Elyrians. May Dram Grand Representative of Colorado spoke, Karl Kohler acted pro tem, and a social hour followed with Halloween themed refreshments and music. A Masquers Club play is planned for Friday October 19 after the next meeting.
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Mount Vernon
Knox
Onin
Elvira
Order of Eastern
Gondenoucht
Elyrians
Eers
Dram
Colorado
Karl Kohler
Mesdames Warl Kohler
Sherrill
Higeins
Gieitzey
Oqniemarcher
Arnold
Emilt Scrivens
Ann Serivens
Karke
Aust
Stearns
Wellert
O. E
Masquers Club
Unclear Medicine Bottles Cut to 2c Quantity Reduced
The text notes that the large family size 100 tablet bottles have again been reduced and mentions a reduction to 2c, implying a pricing or packaging change. Specific product names, dates, or authorities are not provided in the readable portion.
Halloween Parade and Party on Williams Street
Mrs. W. B. Morgan hosted a Halloween party for Williams Street children and friends. The parade started at Williams Street, went to Fourth Street, and returned under police escort. Eighteenth Century Baby Bussey led with Sybil Ann Sharpe. Doug las Gotreim’s decorated wagon followed, with Bobby the fox terrier. Afterward, kids enjoyed ice cream, cake, and fruit in the basement with pumpkin lanterns and Halloween decor. Participants included Sybil Ann Sharp, Alice Rader, Bernard Lysaght, Buddy and Donald Rourke, Alene, Mary Louise, Barbara and Jackie O'Brien, Helen Tsarones, Ruth and Ronald Charman, Earl and Donald Telzrow, Roy, Mary Gerald and Circle Werle, Marie Gratz, Patricia and Thomas Banville, Grace McKitrick, and Pearl Cox all of Williams Street, plus Grace and Pearl from Prospect Street.
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W. BR. Morgan
Williams Street
Whlias Street
R. Russel
Fourth Street
Busey
Wetle
Sybil Ann Sharpe
Wa. Thompson
Douglas Gotre
Bobby
Sybil Ann Sharp
Alice Rader
Bernard Lysaght
Buddy
Donald Rourke
Alene
Mary Louise
Barbara
Jackie O'Brien
Helen Tsarones
Ruth
Ronald Chanman
Earl
Donald Telzrow Roy
Mary Gerald
Circle Werle
Marie Gratz
Patricia
Thomas Banville
Wiliams Street
Grace McKitrick
Pearl Cox
Prospect Street
Larry
She Rd
Onita
Tilken
Rolto m Thase
New Orchestra Forms for Men's Bible Class in Elyria
An orchestra will be organized under Prof Henri Gilbert of the Elyria Conservatory of Music. Rehearsals start Friday at Gilbert’s Studio in the Elgriz Block at 7 30 pm with first public appearance next Sunday. The group seeks interested men to join and enhance the class program.
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Bitte Qlass
Henri Gilbert
Elyria Conservatory of Music
Gilberts
Elgriz
Ibert
Elyria
Mike and Key Club Plans Trip to Nera Park
Mike and Key Club outlines a trip to Nela Park in Creveland for the third Tuesday in November revealed at the supper meeting of the club held last evening at Kenue Inn. Rodger Bowers and the president presented skits, Marl Perkins offered ventriloquist act, and Mr. Hatchen of Wellington performed magic. The Women of Moose meet with Senior Regent Alice Kaylor presiding over Florida Chapter No. 773. Attendance was listed as fi, and routine business was transacted. The next regular meeting is set for Tuesday evening, November 61 at Moose home.
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Nela Park
Creveland
Mike and Key Club
Ken Ue Inn
Sveral
Rodger Bowers
Marl Perkins
Hatchen
Wellington
Women OF
MOOSE
Alice Kaylor
Floria
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Aeuio
Odd
Nijinsky
Florence Holcomb
West Avenue
Romola Nijimsky
Iva Detliman
Grace Warden
Woman's Club
Owentieth
CP. Young
OOD
Elring T. O
F. Lodge
Miles Reynolds
C. P. Young
Bro. Young
Noble
Ed Hoffman
Milo Warner
Olmsted Falls
ST. Agnes
Young People's Club
St. Agnasa
Helen Jenne
G. B. Fillmon
Genevieve Blair
Walter Carlin
Edwin Blair
New Club Formed At Home Of Mr And Mrs Amidon
A newly formed club met at the Oberlin road home of Mr and Mrs Bruce Amidon with Halloween decor. Two tables of pinochle produced winners Edward Maloney and Mrs Bruce Amidon. Guests included Shirley Tite Wally Maloney and others. The next meeting is set for two weeks at H P Maloney’s Lake Avenue home.
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Bruca Amidon
Oberlin Road
Amidon
Hallowe'en
Edward Maloney
Bruce Amidon
Shirley Tite
Wally Maloney
Willis Scott
H. P. Matover
Catherines Scott
Dick Popp
H. P. Maloney
Lake Avenue
Plan Splendid Program For Vets And Auxiliary
Union Veterans will hold a short meeting in the G A R wall Thursday evening and, after the meeting, a program of music readings and reports from the national convention will be given. Rev J A Kalay, the Bittner sisters, and other acts are listed amid various social events and gatherings.
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G. A. R. Wall
J. A. Kalay
Bittner Sisters
Permission Granted For Flag Rush At Oberlin
Oberlin Oct 17 The Sophomore and Freshman classes may hold a flag rush Saturday after noon October 20 at 4 pm. The event, postponed due to lack of faculty permission, will feature a greased pole topped by a Sophomore banner with both classes competing in two 15 minute periods. Freshman–Sophomore dance to follow with Larry Gill and his band.
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Oberlin
Larry Gill
Modern Trends in Textile Design Exhibition at Dudley Allen Museum
Exhibition titled Modern Trends in Textile Design runs from October 14 to 27 at the Dudley Peter Allen Memorial Art Museum, featuring about sixty specimens to show evolution in textile techniques and resulting variety. Curated by M. Riefstaal of New York, circulated by the College Art Association, with Henry Sawles Francis as Cleveland Museum curator. Additional events include a luncheon and a second talk by Cleveland curators, plus related society notices and club meetings.
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Dudley Peter Allen Memorial Art Museum
Eee M
Cleveland Museum
Torrahk
Henry Sawles Francis
Cleveland Mu
Painters and Draughtsmen lecture at Alan Art Museum
Friday evening at 8 15 the Baldwin Art Lectures series continues with a talk titled Painters and Draughtsmen. Meanwhile the second family church night is set for tomorrow with Professor Lloyd W. Taylor speaking on The Christian Religion and Vested Interest. The international group will be led by Lester Hil who will discuss India. Supper is at 5 49.
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Baldwin Art
Alan Art Museum
Lloyd W. Taylor
Lester Hil
India
Diplomatic Conference After Alexander’s Funeral
Benes Titulescu and Jevile will lead a Belgrade conference of the Entente nations after Alexander’s funeral. Dispatches suggest a calm discussion of Europe’s future, with Laval pressing for French Italian friendship. A possible shift in Jugoslavian affairs could pave the way for a France Italy Czechoslovakia understanding.
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Alexander
Benes
Nicholas Titulescu
Bomania
Boguljub Jevile
Jugoslavia
Ltils
Entente
Belgrade
Europe
United Press
Laval
France
Italy
Police reveal details of ransom plot in case tied to Stoll family
The missing facts come from interviews with the Rev and Mrs Clegg and statements by Harold L Nathan chief of federal officers. Robinson a former Stoll Company employee and former state insane asylum inmate ran a one man operation with others joining later. Mrs Stoll kept in Indianapolis while $350000 ransom was sent by express to Nashville picked up in Indianapolis.
Market reports show slow cattle and mixed produce rates
The Cleveland livestock market was slow to steady with steers around 1250 pounds and buyers noting firm pricing on prime cattle. Calves and hogs traded unevenly while sheep and lambs hovered around 2,000 head. New York commodities and futures from Dun and Bradstreet appeared in the same digest, contrasting market activity with farm produce listings featuring abundant vegetables and fruit by the basket and peck.
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Cleveland
Prand
Chalee Ewes
Ny Dbs
Rotarians Hear Sight Saving Talk in Elyria
Rotary meeting at the Elks Club heard E R Treverton of Cleveland discuss the sight saving campaign. He showed lighting films and urged improved home lighting use. Guests included Charles Lozier, now in Florida. The Elyria newspaper also carried alimony, divorce, and foreclosures filings from nearby Lorain and Elyria areas.
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Elyria
Sight Saving Council of
E. R. Treverton
Cleveland
Rotary Club
Elks' Club
Treverton
Charles Lozier
Club
Florida
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Red Cross
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Vada
Hurlbut
Legion
Aunilliary
Lockard
Mrs. Taber
Bayer
TRUSH
Mike and
Key Club
Nera Park
Ran Bal Vectteate Pte
Liverary Club
Nora Baus
Robert Blakey
Paul Krebs
Ken Peters
Tou~ Dutz Hemme
Mary Faulhaker
Et. Marys Parsonage
Church of the
Gardner
Central America
Evaniuz
Antral America
Bonars Drug Store
Phyllis Jaycon
Phylliis Jaycox
Triple Four
Bond Street
Warry Life
Don Myers
Columbia Avenue
Eight O'Clock Club
Marguerite Taylor
Hamilton Street
Mereline Ryan
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Chronicle
Louis Bliss
N. Plassant St
Phong
Margaret
Margaret Wirscham
Twelfth Street
Wendell Merthe
Garford Avenue
David Allen
Yvonne Sanker
Nina Nelon
Helen Rady
Ruth Higgins Low
Ruth Higgins
Lucilla Kelly
Lucille Krisher
Adelina Montague
Helen Rudy
Nina Nelson
Ellen Nelson
Margaret, Dean
Virginia Knapp
Marian Merthe
Jeanne Smith
Alice Sanker
Alice Kathryn McDonald
G. C. Sanker
Don Merthe
Alien Mc+ Donald
Marian Sparks
Nancy Turnbull
Allyan Gehl
Charles Sartor
Cornell Avenue
ST. Andrew's Church
St. Luke
Robert Bulkley
Methodist Church
Wager
North Cedar and
West Lorain
C. D. Smiley
North Cedar Avenue
George Jackson
West College and
Frosport, Street
J. E. Wickler
West Collega Street
Christ Church
Episcopal
St. Luke's Day
Zovgrock
Fred Comings
Coltega Place
Jeanette Heath
Shelby
Chicago
L. A. Sears
St. Louis
City Managers’ Association
Frank L. Wilson
Teleda
Bell-ans
O'Donnell Paint
Court Street
Wall Paper Co
Hodities
New York
Get
Dun & Bradstreet
Dun & Bradtreet, Inc
Cleveland Gratin
Wheathano
Dianapolis
Robinson
Indianapolis
Nashville
Phoduck Manet
Hove
Plau
Hubbard
Hothouse
Agnes Rawson
Carl Rawson
Stanley Kaczmarek
Mary Kaczmarek
Toledo
Slovak Evangelical Union
Andy Bendik
Thomas Zgoda
John Kunitz
la Grange Township
Sederis Restaurant
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