Educators Will Meet Friday In Cleveland
Lorain County educators will participate in the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association annual meeting in Cleveland Friday and Saturday. Three Lorain County teachers are slated for sectional group leadership and speaking roles, with sessions covering character education physics and chemistry public speaking and many other topics. The gathering, with general sessions Friday and Saturday, draws hundreds of teachers from Lorain County. schools will close Friday to allow attendance.
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Lorain County
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cleveland
Lorain
Little Theatre
Public Auditorium
Frank T. Culhran
Curahesa County
Mary E. Woolley
Mt. Holyoke College
Martin McGill
Lorais
William E. Owerbach
Oberlin College
East Ohio Gas Comans
Sara Compher
Akron
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Francis J. McConnell
New York City
Alexander Meiklejohr
University
Parent-Teacher Association
H. M. Parker
Elyria
G. H. White
Quertin
F. D. Ward
W. R. Comings
A. C. Aldredge
D. J. Boone
P. C. Bunn
Howard L. Rawdor
Oberlin
One Cent A Day Pays Up To $100 A Month
Postal Life and Casualty Insurance offers a plan with no exams required. Residents pay one cent daily for 24 months, with stated costs and death benefits under $2,000. Limited-time offer. applications encouraged.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insance Co
Postal Life
Ansas City
Csarvtiaspec
Open Forum League Meeting Attracts Large Crowd
The Cirie committee of the Open Forum League sponsored a large mass meeting among colored citizens. Local CCC boys Quartets from Cleveland Scouts of Elyria and citizens attended. Gellwisk introduced, then Aug Harrer Johnson introduced three colored Colum bus citizens Miss Lugas Attr Passer and Thomas Jones president of the Open Forum Democratic League T Davis organizer present. The committee plans more meetings in the near future for Elyria youth.
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Cirie Committee
Open Forum League
Ccc
Cleveland
Scouts of
Elyria
Mrr. Gellwisk
Aug
Harrer Johnson
Columbus
Miss Lugas
Attr. Passer
Thomas Jones
The
Oves Forum Democratic League
T. Davis
Y. W. C. A. Groups Offer Broad Range of Activities
Local YWCA officials report a busy slate of programs for women and girls. Activities include personality psychology study led by Ernest E, book reviews by Helen Tappan Berrehoff, knitting and cooking classes, dramatics, lap dancing, gymnasium, arts and crafts, sewing, and handicraft clubs. Special groups for colored women and girls 12 to 16 are planned, with classes on Mongar Thursday and Wednesday afternoons.
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Elvira Xomer
Assoc
Ernest E
Helen Tappan Berrheff
Ellen Glasgow
Great
Virginia
Association
Walker
Lorain
Grace Schalke
Dar
M E S A Local No 15 to Meet Tomorrow Evening
Members of Local No 15 of the Mechanics' Educational Society of America will meet tomorrow night instead of Friday night. Meetings of the local will be held on the fourth Tuesday of each month thereafter.
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The
Mechanics’ Educational Society of America
Reserve Officers Association to Meet in October 1935
The Reserve Officers Association of Lorain County will hold its first meeting of the 1935-36 season on Wednesday evening October 1935 at eight o’clock at the National Guard Armory. Officers will assemble at the Elks restaurant. Uniforms are not necessary. County reserve officers are urged to attend.
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Reserve Officers Association of
Lorain Cottntr
National Guard
Eight O'Elock
Yat the Elks
Contractor Pleads Guilty to City Building Code Violation
Corvin A. Waite, local contractor, pleaded guilty to violating the city building code when arraigned before Meror W. H. Vanoster this morning. Case continued for sentencing until December 16. He was charged with installing a pre place at 204 Park Avenue, contrary to the building code.
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Corvin A. Waite
Meror W. H. Vanoster
Park Avenue
Funds Allocated for Gas House Hill Span
Allocation of 329000 for construction of a viaduct over the Black River valley at Gas House Hill links North Ridge road. Washington announced within a 21512897 highway package for six states. Officials expect winter construction with right of way moves intensified. The bridge spans about 2500 feet with approaches. total cost roughly 2040000 dollars for the bridge portion.
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Black River Valley
Gas House Hil
North Ridge Road
Washington
WPA Projects List For Summit County Harter Offer
In response to Congressman Don W. Harter's letter offering help to push early approval of desirable WPA projects, the board of county commissioners plans to compile a list of proposals to send to him. Harter stated he interceded for Summit County and that 385,900 dollars have been released for projects already approved, with more expected this week. He offered to use his office and personal effort to aid county subdivisions in obtaining prompt WPA action.
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Don W. Harter
Board of Courtly Commissioners
Harter
Summit Couner
Lorain County
Gov Talmadge Fights Cotton Control Act Fight
Gov. Talmadge engaged in political clash over cotton control act as part of his New Deal era plans. The report notes intense legal and policy contention surrounding the measure and its supporters and opponents.
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Gov. Talmadge
Gov. Washington
Eugene Talmadzstrer
Gay
Supreme
Quake Damage In Montana Costly
Helena reports the most devastating Montana earthquakes with damages over 2 million dollars and two fatalities. Authorities plan rehabilitation as aftershocks continue about every 10 minutes. Streets near damaged structures are blocked, patrols warn against danger, and large gatherings are banned while residents return to remaining safe areas.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
W. E. Maughan
Aether C. Parsons
Lorain Men Ordered to Stop Selling Hotel Sweepstakes Tickets
Cleveland dispatch reports Attorney Emsrid B. Freed and officials warned Lorain operators of the Hotel Sweepstakes to halt ticket sales. The plan promised a $590,009 prize in Lorain with $200,409 in cash to the winner, handled outside the Lorain Elks. Federal investigators to review possible violations, with findings due after two to three weeks.
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Cleveland
Te— EL & DB
Lorain
Williams
Freen
Elks
Bible salesman sins Warsaw in forging check
A Bible salesman was sentenced from two to fourteen years in Indiana Reformatory for forging a check. The report notes his ample time for study of his wares while serving the sentence. The piece mentions an Indiana dancer and a chief in a separate brief, with limited readable context about a film and a dance sequence.
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Warsaw
Indiana
Club Activities In Oberlin This Week
Oberlin clubs map a busy week with Hallowe'en park plans, dinner and bridge at the Kendeish home, and meetings across the Women's club, Eastern Star chapters, and Pythian groups. Notable visits include Miss Floreda Stone of Saranac Lake and Mrs. Edna Mack hosting Pythian Sisters events.
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Oberlin
Methodist Service Guild
Hallowe’en Park
Harver Pratt
North Main Street
Milo Kendeish
Oberlin Tay
Woodland Avenue
Women's Progressive Club
Maggie Johnson
Grafton Street
L T.A. T
MecGrath
Oberlin Women’s Club
Marie G. Hageman
North Cedar Avenue
Pansy Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
The
Eastern Stars
Floreda Stone
Serenac Lake
N. Y
Misa Stone
Juneman
Martin
Floreda Sterne
Saranac Lake, N
J.N. Stone
Republic Steel Takes Control of Truscon
Republic Steel Corp announced it has acquired Truscon Steel Co. Chairman T. M. Girdler said about 76 percent of each stock class is deposited or pledged under the exchange offer and the deal is effective. Holders may still exchange shares by Dec. 13. Truscon adds nationwide engineering, 34 city branches, and plants in Ohio Michigan California Canada and Japan.
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Cleveland
Truscon Steel Co
Republic Steel Corp
T. M. Gircher
Republic
Girdler
Truscon
Detroit Trust Co
Detroit
Commercial Trust Co
New Jersey
Jersey City
Fish Net Case Referred To Courts Of Appeals
The district court of appeals is to interpret the mesh size law for gil nets used by local lake fishermen. Judge D A Cook issued a permanent injunction against interfering with gill netters and their gear. Parsons sought a restraining order, claiming enforcement endangers his rights and equipment while Conservation Commissioner Woodell faces differing readings of the law. The case moves via the state fish and game department without contest in common pleas to speed appellate action.
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District Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals Br
State Fish and Game Conservation Department
Common, Pleas
D. A. Cook
Conservation Department
Cook
Cifford H. Parsons
Gill Net
Parsons
Lawrence Woodell
Martin L. Carter
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Court docket prompts multiple divorce suits in Lorain area
Wayne McConnell seeks divorce from Carmen McConnell on grounds of absence. Christina Shropshire sues Lean der Shropshire for extreme cruelty and neglect. Eva P. Gould files suit against John Bucher and Lorain et al to set aside a conveyance to satisfy a $184 judgment. Martin Schuster seeks divorce from Yvonne Schuster on gross neglect. Frances Hollins granted divorce from William Hollins for extreme cruelty. Mary Ellis files for divorce from John Ellis on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Married dates range 1931 1954 last June last April.
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Wayne McConnell
Carmen McConnell
Common Pleas Court
Christina Shropshire
Leander Shropshire
Eva P. Gould
Lakewood
John Bucher
Lorain, Et al
Martin Schuster
Lorain
Yvonne Schuster
Frances Hollins
William Hollins
D. A. Cook Iodar
Mary Ellis
John Ellis
U.S. Reports Favorable Balance Of Trade For September
The Department of Commerce reports a favorable balance of trade for September at $356,336,060. Exports rose to $198,139,009, up from August and September last year. General imports totaled $167,653,000, down modestly from August and higher than last year. September exports were about 15 percent above August, while imports declined roughly four percent from August.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commercce
Eight New Books At Local Library
Eight new books arrive at Elyria Library announced by librarian Miss Charlotte Brooks. They enter circulation Friday and cover war, social topics, charm theory, mental hygiene, stunts, American states, and adventure. Notable titles include The Road to War by Millis and Puzzled America by Sherwood Anderson.
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Elyria
Charlotte Brooks
Millis
New York Herald-Tribune
Thomas Mortisborn
Chamberlain
Osborn
Marjory Wilson
Sherman
Okesbury Stun
Sherwood Anderson
Ragnold
Buchan
Bulkhead Breaks Ohio River Front Halting Traffic
U S engineers speed to repair a temporary bulkhead at Fernbank Dam ten miles down river after it broke Sunday. River traffic halted along Cincinnati's 20 mile front as boats were moored and awaiting clearance. Officials estimate hours more to restore full river flow amid receding waters and shifting barges and coal landing operations struggle in darkness.
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Cexcexnatil
Cincinnati
Ohio
U. S
Fernbank Dam
The
Ihe
Cowes Island Co
Green Lines
Hartfield - Campbell Crees Coal Company
Eagles Honor Otto Deluse as New Members Initiated
A district meeting honored the late Otto P. Deluse by initiating new members from Lorain Elyria Cleveland Amherst and Bedford. Officers led ritualistic work as reports showed 52 new members in Elyria 23 in Lorain 26 in Cleveland two in Amherst and three in Bedford. The parade moved along Broad and Cedar streets ending at the Local Eagles Hall with lunch and entertainment after.
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Otto P. Deluse
Lorain Aerie
Aeries
Elyria Aerie
Lorain
Cleveland
Amherst
Bedford
Grand Aerie
State Aerie
Broad Street
Cedar Street
Eagles’ Hall
Markets Report from Cleveland Stockyards
Markets show mixed movement with produce and butter steady to weak. Eggs steady while live poultry prices vary by class. Cattle and calves mark gains. sheep and lambs rise modestly. hogs retreat slightly amid slow demand. regional quotes include Michigan Idaho Wisconsin and Cleveland listings.
Research Reveals Interesting Facts from New London
NEW LONDON Ohio October 71 Research into the past reveals facts to Mrs Martie Fenton Adams of New London RD 3 She says 1933 marks the centennial of Chief Running Bear becoming Sacks chief and his burial at Erie Street Cemetery Cleveland The grave marker notes he was friendly to white men Erie Street Cemetery on East Ninth is said to be Cleveland’s oldest Also buried there is Gamaliel Fenton Revolutionary War soldier The Fenton line marks 300th anniversary of Robert Fentons arrival in Massachusetts in 1635 With about 3000 descendants in the U S Mrs Adams notes.
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New London
Martie Fenton Adams
R. D
Running Bear
Erie Street
Cleveland
Adams
Erie Streat
East Ninth Street
Gamaliel Fenton
Fenton
Robert Fenton
Massachusetts
Adams Saye
Must Not Burn Leaves In The Streets City Warns
Service Director Fred A. Underhill announced that burning leaves in streets is prohibited and police action will follow repeat offenses. Residents may burn leaves off highways while city crews plan a weeklong cleanup to clear gutters and drains.
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Service
Fred A. Underhill
Underhill
Accidents Reported In City Streets
An automobile and trailer driven by Joe Battles of 91 Clinton Avenue was badly damaged when struck on Lodi Street Saturday evening by Leon Brenston of 1205 Reid Avenue Lorain. Two tires on a car driven by H. W. Handcock of Cleveland were flattened when Handcock’s car struck the center strip on Middle Avenue at 13th Street. Police report.
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Joe Battles
Clinton Avenue
Lodi Street
Leon Brenston
Reid Avenas
Lorain
H. W. Handcock
Cleveland
Handcock
Middle Avenue
13Th Street
Lorain Eagles parade honors and district meeting slated
Mayor fines Stanley Engle of Cleveland N Klemenko and Nazefi Ysazopin for intoxication. Aerie drum corps led by J C Manrath won state champion drum major title at Dayton, receiving a silver baton presented by Colleen Alcore. Lorain Aerie officers in full dress greeted national officers. District meeting set for Bedford November 6 with initiation November 16.
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W. H. Vanoster
Stanley Engle
Cleveland
N. Klemenko
Nazefi Ysazopin
16Th Street
Engle
Broad Street
Aerie
J. C. Manrath
American Legion
Dayton
Colleen Alcore
Lorain Aerie
Lorain
William France
Blyria
Joseph Brot Cleveland
Peter Weber
Lorain Aerie Orchestra
Quartette
Othe v Isiting
Steve Leser
E. B. Haylor
Lyle Castle
Robert Jensen
A. R. Graber
Grover Patten
William Meinke
J. L. Mathis
William Cashman
Bedford
Salt Lake Water Level At Lowest Point In History
Salt Lake City reports the Great Salt Lake near historic lows as evaporation concentrates salt to new levels. A University of Utah expedition notes lake bed salt crusts now cover the basin, larvae and vegetation decline, pelicans perish from encrusted wings, and tourism sites recede from the shoreline.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake of
Utah
Expedition Studies
T. C. Adams
University of Utah
Adams
Salt
Bonneville Flats
Malcolm Campbell
England
Great Salt Lake
Idaho
Columbia River
Pimples Cleared by Adlerika Says User Testimony
Lars Verne Schiepp claims Adlerika cleanses both bowels and removes poisons causing pimples. He says his skin is now smooth and glowing. Druggist C W Phillips endorses Adlerika.
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Lars Verne Schiepp
C. Ww. Phillips
Advi
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American Shoe Shop
Broad St
East Capitol Theatre
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Reserve Officers Association
A. Bursley
Fourth St
Middle
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Avennes
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Gas House Hill
Findeay. O
J. Frank Axline
Axline & Pencheven
Evien Twigg
Near Wooster
Sunda
Ohio Northern University
Derotar Cammarr
Dean W. Aniline
Victoria
David
Gous
2 ‘Movie Company
Oberline
Juesday
Isabella S. Brockiebank
Elim Street
Buckner
Theological Seminary
G. PD. Hubbard
Fease
Sarosis
L. E. Steiner
Elmwood Place
Comfort Club
Bickel
Groveland Street
L. F. Holden
Elm Street
John McConnell
Pythian Sister Temple
K. P. Hall
W.W. G. Mallory
East Colleze ‘Street
J. L. Kermer
Par Villarge
E. M. Limon
South Cedar Arenas
Mario Jameson
Eveland
BR. P. Jameson
Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters
Edna Mack
Slater
Kempian
Fastern Stars
H. A. Broadwell
Christ Church Parish
Norwalk
Episcopal Church
Thomas Rogers
Wood County
W. E. Rogers
Main Street
Clarence Wright
Wires
Ernest Fisk
Portamouth
Republic Steel
U.S
Ohio River
Ae Tereteeen—Velt
Bfa
Buffalo Aerie
Eagles
Roosevelt
New York
Order of Eagles
Senate
Nordiin
Minnesota State Senate
Minnesota
Advisory
Newell Hotel
Alice Berry
Jack Ellsworth
Hanna Grill
New Orleans
Court Street
Turner
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