Health watches for infantile paralysis in Grafton area
County Health Commissioner H. R. O'Brien orders close monitoring of school children after two Grafton cases spark precautionary quarantine of two homes. A belt of scarlet fever cases totals about fourteen across Avon Lake Henrietta Wellington and Oberlin while Elyria remains outside the district.
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Grafton Ia
H. R. O'Brien
Grafton
Milas Ruth Paddock
O'Brien
Elyria
Avon Lake
Henrietta
Wellington
Oberlin
Lorain
Dismiss Appeal of Power Co
The State Public Utilities Commission dismissed Dayton Power and Light’s appeal from a city ordinance after the company accepted the new ordinance enacted September 20 1933. Company officials say rates under the new ordinance will save Dayton consumers about 150 000 dollars annually.
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Columbus
Dayton
State Public Utilities Commission
Dayton Power and Light Company
Ohio State Fair awards mailed to Lorain County winners
Lorain County 4-H boys and girls who represented the county at the Ohio State Fair will receive awards mailed to them within the next few days. C F ammei, acting county agriculture extension agent, said prizes go to health contest entrants the girls demonstration team dairy judging team members and others who participated in the state competition.
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Lorain County
C. F.ammei
Bors
Local News In a Few Lines
Milford Horace 29 of 241 Lexington avenue suffered scalp lacerations and other head injuries during an altercation with sister in law Mrs Harold Horace. Injuries treated at Memorial hospital. An automobile owned by Lowell Burton of R D Elyria stolen from 18th streets in Lorain found at Gas House Hill near North Ridge road stripped of tires and accessories. Elyria Rotary Club planning meeting at Elyria Y M C A this afternoon. John Bowdlar 8 of 223 Tenth street bitten on cheek by dog while patting it. treated by a physician. Auto collision at West avenue and Tenth street damaged cars driven by Ruth Lees and Baxter Sharp. Delivery truck damaged last Saturday night at Middle avenue and Fifth street after hit by another car that did not stop. John Morgan of Wellington reports his car stolen from Obertin. license 271-651.
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Milford Horace
Lexington Avenue
Harold Horace
Memorial Hospital
Lowell Burton
R. D. Elyria
Lorain
Gas House Hill
North Ridge Road
Roy
John Bowdlar
Tenth Street
Ruth Lees
Furnace Street
Baxter Sharp
Washington Avenue
West Avenue
Paul Wainwright
Courtland Street
Middle Avenue
Fifth Street
John Morgan
Wellington
Obertin
Day's Studio Wins Class Yearbook Photo Contract
The class yearbook announces that Day's Studio has been selected to photograph the graduating seniors in January. Dar's Studio receives the tote for the yearbook as part of the announcement. The policy requires all pictures to be taken by one photographer to ensure uniformity and enhance the book's appearance.
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Dar’s Studio
Bar's
Focal School
Court House News From Adelbert Street and Divorces Granted
Kline of Adelbert street appealed to the sheriff Sunday to stop a gang of hers annoying neighbors. Agnes Myers was granted a divorce from Frank Myers for wilful absence by Judge W. B. Thompson today. Cisie Pratt of Sheffield Lake Village filed suit for divorce from Forrest on grounds of gross neglect of duty. they were married in 1929.
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Kline
Adelbert Street
Sheriff's Department
Agnes Myers
Frank Myers
W. B. Thompson
Cisie Pratt
Sheffield Lake Village
Forrest
Roosevelt Seeks Stability in Commodity Prices and Jobs
President Roosevelt outlines policy to buy or sell gold as needed to stabilize world markets and lift farm prices. He cites unemployment reductions, NRA support, and federal relief plans, stressing continued effort to raise rural incomes and sustain recovery through public works and credit extension.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Roosevelt
West
Middle West
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
NRA
Washington
South East
Penpin
Ant
Agriculure
Missionary Societies Meet Wednesday at Mrs. Willis Home
The Women's Missionary societies of the Methodist church will convene Wednesday October 76 at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs Thomas Willis 4 Elmwood Place. The program includes worship Seeing a Great Light and The West Side Community House with Mrs Luella Evelsiver leading as deaconess and superintendent. Tea will be served by the hostess and committee.
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Women's Missionary Societies of the Methodist Church
Thomas Willis
Elmwood Place
West Side Community House
Cleveland
Clinton
C. F. McBride
Luella Evelsiver
Evelsiver
M. E. Church
Cleveland Deconess Training School
Willis
J. T. Henderson
George Hahn
Kerr
Wife Of Retired Pastor Is Dead In Oberlin
Mrs Harriet Marian Creegan age 60 died suddenly at her home in the Howard Apartments Oberlin Ohio Saturday evening. She was wife of Dr CG C Creegan retired minister who graduated from Oberlin College about fifty four years ago. The Creegan family moved to Oberlin a year ago from Syracuse New York. Funeral services were set for four this afternoon at Sedgman Funeral Parlors with Dr Richards and Dr Pye presiding. The remains will be taken to Syracuse for burial.
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Oberliix
Ohio
Harriet Marian Creegan
Howard Apartments
Pleasant Street
CG. C. Creegan
Oberlin College
Sedgeman
Richards
Dr. Pye
Syracuse
Club Activities of Coming Week in Oberlin
Regular meetings and events planned by local groups including Vine Rebekah lodge Education department Oberlin Women's club History department with Professor Hubard Geology Building Just Us club Sorosis Pansy Chapter Eastern Stars Literary and Social club American Legion Auxiliary Navy Day program Oberlin Business Men's club Prthian Sisters Phyllis Wheatley club Past Matrons of Eastern Stars luncheon and birthday events hosted by Mrs King and Mrs Van Ausdals, all scheduled across October 24 27 and nearby dates.
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Oberlin Women’s Club
L. T. McFarland
Forest Street
History
P. D. Hubbard
Just Us Club
Lawrence Garrett
North Main Street
Sorosis
James H. Hail
Order of Eastern Stars
L. J. Morris
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Oberlin Business Men's Club
W. G. Mallory
Prthian Sisters
Phyllis Wheatley Club
Edith Hill
East Vine Street
Oberlin Tavern
King
van Ausdals
A U W To Open New Year Branch Meeting
The Oberlin branch of the American Association of University Women will hold its opening meeting of the year on Saturday afternoon October 28 at 3:00 at 134 Forest Street the home of Mrs Ernest Hatch Wilkins. Dean Irma Voight Ohio University will speak on the National BiCentennial, a topic tied to state and national AAUW aims.
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Oberlin
American Association of University Women
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Forest Street
Irma Voight
Ohio University
Minneapolis
Harry Queen Remembered By Elyrians As Chronicle Telegram Staffer
Harry Queen of Cleveland shaped Elyria press memories as a former Chronicle Telegram staff member. He helped build local advertising and fostered the Chronicle Telegram its early era. Queen will be remembered by many Elyrians for his long association with the paper.
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Harry Queen
Cleveland
Bustern
Chronicle-Teie
Queen
Chronicle-Teleram
Deaths: Edith Spore and William Walsh in Lorain
Edith Evelyn Spore six year old daughter of Mrs Ely Spore and Ed Spore died Sunday morning at 429 East Erie Avenue Lorain She is survived by three sisters Olive Ellen and Jean and grandmother Mrs Gott and grandparents Mr and Mrs S Spore of Cleveland Funeral services from Nichols Funeral Home Wednesday morning Rev H A Sayles officiating Interment in Ridge Lawn cemetery William Allen Walsh five day old son of Mr and Mrs Lestie Walsh of Case road died Sunday afternoon Funeral services from Sudre Funeral Home with Dr E K Bond officiating Burial in Ridgelawn cemetery
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Edith Evelyn Spore
Ely
Spore
Ed Spore
East Erie Avenu Lorain
Olive Ellen
Jean
Gott
Cleveland
Nichols Funeral Home
H. A. Sayles
Ridge Iawn Cemetery
William Allen Walsh
Wiliam Allen Walsh
Lestie Walsh
Case Road
Sudre
Dr. Ek
Bond
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Choir at Euclid Avenue Church Entertained at Home
Professor Laurel E. Yeamans hosted the Euclid Avenue Christian church choir in Cleveland after a six o'clock dinner. The event included a program of solos duets quartets and hymns with wives and husbands of choir members in attendance. Yeamans has served as organist at the church for five years and has hosted this gathering annually.
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Cleveland Church
Laurel E. Yeamans
Morgan Street
Euclid Avenue Christian Church
Clevelland
Yeamans
Death Summons Elyria Woman After Attempted Suicide
Death comes to Mrs. John Machock of 169 Bath Street after she self inflected injuries while awaiting a serious operation. A Poland birth, 24 years in Elyria, survived by husband and seven children John Anna Frank Helen Stanley Walter and Eugene. Also surviving are two sisters in Reichhan Washington. Funeral from St Agnes church Wednesday morning burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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John Machock
Bath Street
Memorial Hospital
Machock
Frank
Helen
Stanley
Walter
Eugene
Reiiichan
Washington
John Hakkal
Stephen Redoos
St. Agnes’ Church
St. Marry’s Cemetery
Kiwanis District Convention Opens in Cleveland
The 16th annual Ohio Kiwanis district convention opened in Cleveland with delegates from 125 clubs and about 1000 visitors expected over three days. District Governor William A. Williams delivered the address as committees and trustees meetings began.
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Cleveland
Ohio Kiwanis District
Kiwanis
William A. Willams
Former Labor Secretary Doak Dies at 61 in Virginia
William Nuckles Doak once rose from railroad yard hand to secretary of labor under Hoover, died at his home near Washington from a heart ailment at 61. Born Rural Retreat, Virginia, he helped pass rail and wartime controls, backed deportation drives, and led federal employment debates. A Masonic funeral is planned in Arlington with burial later in Rural Retreat.
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Washington
William Nuckles Doak
Hoover
Potomac
Wington
Donk
Retreat
American Federation of Iabor
Iabor
James J. Davis
Norfolk and Western Railway
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainimes
Doak
Abber Mausoleum
Arlington Cemetery
Rural Retreat
Hallowe'en Parties At Y Camp In Elyria
Four local groups will hold annual Hallowe'en events at Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River. The Industri Club goes tomorrow night, followed by Kappa Reta Kappa Friday, Zeta Upsilon Saturday, and Epworth League next Monday. The secluded summer camp attracts ghosts and soblins, making it ideal for Halloween celebrations.
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Elyria
Hallowe’en
Iss-See-Kes
Zeta Upsilon Club
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Hallowe'en
Graf Zeppelin Lands At Miami En Route To Chicago
The Graf Zeppelin dirigible landed in Miami at 5:30 A.M. and will depart again at 8 P.M. for Akron Ohio after a brief layover. The ship, famed as the most successful passenger dirigible, crossed the South Atlantic ahead of its schedule on the way to the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago.
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Miami
Fla
Germany
Chicago
Akron
Ohio
South Africa
Elana Horseshoe Team Dominates North Olmsted Meet
The Elana Horseshoe club swamped North Olmsted 31 to ft. in a mately win yesterday. Rosa Aungst and Harry Weded led the tossers as the squad stretched its streak to six straight victories. Scorers included J. Ross Anges, Harry Chatlickzk, and Cletus Smith. Team practices note an important football session at Ely School at 4 45 p.m. Tuesday under Coach Harley Johnson with all players required.
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North
North Olmsted
Rosa Aungst
Harry
Earth
Tomas
J. Ross Anges
Chatlickzk
Holenman
Harry Limes
Cletus Smith
T.a
Ely School
Harley Johnson
Cleveland Markets Report Afloat With Livestock and Produce Prices
Market notes from Cleveland and Toledo show a broad array of livestock and produce prices. Cattle, hogs, sheep, and poultry quotes appear alongside grain and flour futures, with regional variations and active demand. Prices cited include ho rs heavy and light categories, turkey and duck values, and midwest produce like green corn, mushrooms, and tomatoes.
Stocks Gain After Roosevelt Speech and Gold Market Rally
New York stocks climbed early today with gains of 1 to 9 points after an initial lift from President Roosevelt's speech. Mining shares surged on gold market talk, U S Smelting jumped 12 points to 90 before retreating to 56, Homestake fell from 329 7 8 to 317 7 8, and farm equipment stocks like J I Case surged to 61 up 53 4. Alcohol stocks rose and wheat and cotton moved higher while speculative bonds rallied.
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New York
Roosevelt
The
Stock Exchange
U.S
Anaconda
Alaska
Juneau
Dome Mines
Kennecott
J. I. Case
Local court decision upheld in two car injury and shipbuilding cases
The court of appeals affirmed the common pleas court in Charles Shepard of Elyria versus Johan Sito, awarding Shepard 1159 for automobile injuries. The district court had sided with William Aros of Lorain against the American Shipbuilding Company, reversing the common pleas ruling in April 1923.
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Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Charles Shepard
Elyria
Johan Sito
Shepard
District Court
William Aros
Lorain
American Shipbuilding Company
Aros
Shipbuilding Company
Mayor fines for intoxication on morning session
Fines of three dollars and costs were assessed for intoxication to Charles Ross L D Ross and George Luckosh by Mayor W H VanOster this morning.
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Charles Ross
L. D. Ross
George Luckosh
W. H. VanOster
Graf Zeppelin Heads for Ak-Ton and Chicago Run
Friderichshafen sails southwest to Cape Verde then east to Pernambuco with Hugo Eckener at the helm and Ella Parker of Cleveland aboard. Seventeen passengers depart Rio de Janeiro bound for Chicago Century of Progress edition. Richard Mamsen and family travel with the Graf, which is expected to reach Ak-Ton tomorrow and Chicago on Wednesday.
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Friderichshafen
Cape Verde Islands
Pernambuco
Hugo Eckener
Ella Parker
Cleveland
Rio de Janeiro
Chicago
Richard Mamsen
Graf
Ak-Ton
Farmers Strike Spreads Across Midwest Amid Cost of Production Call
The Holiday Association ordered a farm strike to begin at noon, urging farmers to halt sales and refuse to pay debts until guaranteed cost of production. Prominent farm groups backed the move while some organizations stayed neutral, betting on future price supports. Estimates of participation ranged from hundreds of thousands to millions, with rail unions expected to discuss support.
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Continental Congress of Workers and Farmers
G. R. Donovan
Chicago
Continental Congress of Farmers and Workers
Reno
George A. Shaffer
Denver
A A. V. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Agriculttal Adjustment Administration
Holiday Association
St. Paul
Midwest
Begin Work On Air Routes Program Bulletin
Copenhagen report notes first tangible result from Col Charles A Lindbergh survey when governments grant Pan American Airways permission to build radio and meteorological stations in Greenland. Work set to start next spring.
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Copenhagen
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pan-American Airways
Greenland
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