Legion Post Holds First Meeting Under New Commander
The Elyria Post No. 12 of the American Legion meets at the Legion Home on Ohio Street tonight under Commander George L. Tattersall, who succeeds James Elemes. James Brown will speak on continuing the three-mill school levy. committees and officers are announced for the new fiscal year.
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Elyria
American Legion
Legion
Ohio Street
George L. Tattersall
Tattersall
James Elemes
Carl Smith
FE. D. Nielsen
James Brown
Elvira Schools
Fred Usadaway
Homer Uurlbut
Fred Collette
C. A. Persons
Charles Ark
Paul Ackerman
Foster Dirlam
Fred Meteuning
Bt Sydley
Fred Toth
Fred Retenning
George Crawford
Patrolman Escapes Injury in Auto Collision Near High School
Patrolman L Miller narrowly escaped serious injury yesterday when a car driven by Robert tore along a plank road and another patrol vehicle collided on West Avenue near the high school. Only torn clothing and minor damage were reported. Miller left without serious harm.
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L Miller Varrow
Robert
West Avenue
Milley Meas
Elyrgan Promoted to Major in Indian Signal Corps Division
Elyrgan promoted to the rank of major in the Signal Corps division of the Ohio State University training corps. The list of new promotions includes Merton W. Farnsworth of Sullivan, promoted to major in the infantry regiments.
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Elyrgan
Atom U
R. Lam
Mia
Enant
Signal Corps
Ohio State i Tose Quiirers
Utyereirs
Merton W. Farnsworth
Uilivan
Missing 11 year old Elizabeth Doresinees sought by police
Police sought assistance to locate Elizabeth Doresinees 11 of 111 Taft Avenue reported missing after her return from school at 10 am she later left home with $15 and purchased a Toledo railroad ticket around noon. She is about four feet tall with light brown hair and brown eyes.
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Gurl
Elizabeth Doresineez
Taft Avenue
John Doresinees
Elizabeth
Lorain
Toledo
Revival Meetings At LitGraeld Close In On Us
Revival gatherings at LitGrael and nearby communities proceed amid weathered pews and earnest preaching. Local churches organize nightly services through the week inviting residents to hear sermons, songs, and testimonies focused on renewal and community faith.
Death notices from early 20th century locais
Death records list Mrs Clara Til of Sprites street dying at her son Newton Moore’s home in Samlusky. Born January in 18__, she would have reached 99. Funeral at Frey Funeral Home in Sandy KY. Mrs Til was great aunt of Mrs H Pfatt of Cleveland and Mrs Carl Heaot, former city resident. Survived by husband and daughter Maraar of Alans, Ohio. Hoot served as purchasing agent for National Tube Co. Funeral times pending.
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Clara Til
Sprites Street
Newton Moore
Samlusky
Frey
Sandy Ky
Till
H. Pfatt
Cleveland Errest
Carl Heaot
Chicago
Hoot
Maraar
Alans
Ohio
National Tube Co
Etoma
Nome
Firemen Called To Local Home In Elyvia
Elyvia firemen were summoned at noon yesterday for the first time in a week. They found a furnace fire at Nick Klassen's 250 Harrison Street home smothered by papers, which backfired and blew the furnace door open. No damage occurred. The previous fire occurred at Harold Bates's 252 Harrison Street last Monday.
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Elyvia
Nick Klassen
Harrison Street
Harold 8
Bates
Warrison Street
Wrestling card hosts guests from Dan Morris promotion
Sixty five Chronicle Telegram carriers were guests at promoter Dan Morris's wrestling card held tonight at Rainbow Gardens. Next week Elyria High School will bring its heavyweight and light weight football squads as guests.
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Tarriers
Chronicle-Telegram
Dan Morris
Rainbow Gardens
Elyria High 1
Community Society Updates and Halloween Club Event
Community notices report a Cyrene parish supper with Dr Robino Brew speaking to The Puneties of the Layman and a Reefy Circle meeting in Woodman Hall. A Sunny Side Up Club Halloween party featured judging of costumes, hosts, and attendees with plans for future events.
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Robino Brew
Pholbas
Cyrene
Pop
Reefy
D. Reefy Cirete Ne Lidies
A A. WR
Mer
Woodman Hal
Jury selection proceeds in Lorain trial case
Number Five continued reports jurors seated for the trial with six peremptory challenges remaining. Attendees include Miss Leo, her father HK Griffith of Cleveland, and relatives Mrs Nellie Ganne Mrs Myrtla Bailes Mrs Gertrude Slaman and others. Relatives of the late Carrad, including Burton Gordon and Anthony Stanziano, are present in Lorain court.
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Leo
Ivy
BO Griffith
West Sord
Cleveland
Mabel Headwick
Baltic Road
Marie Parker
Th Street
John Perry
Griffith
Niees
Nellie Ganne
Myrtla Bailes
Oberlin Road
Torain
Gertrude Slaman
State Briefs from Lima and Cincinnati Cause of Death
Lima reports William M Kohler 17 of Wapakoneta fell 20 feet from a tree while shaking down tickory nuta. His condition is critical. Cincinnati reports 19 year old James Saunders died after being given ink instead of cough medicine at an orphanage. he was the son of Deputy Sheriff Dan Saunders, killed by bandits.
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Cincinnati
James Saunders
Dan Saunders
Prize Scholarship Winners Announced at Oberlin
An announcement lists prize scholarship winners from the High School Day exams. Of nineteen scholarships, men held thirteen honors. Contestants totaled 336 with 258 in college and 75 in the conservatory, down from last year’s 465. Cleveland schools supplied several winners, while South Jersey and Youngstown noted high Latin exam performance.
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Oberlin
Conservatory
Seaman
Cleveland
South Jeb
Youngstown
Youngsthree Wates
Claveland
Gach
Grid Team Tied For League Lead
A local grid team shares first place in the league standings after a close contest. Key players and coaches are not named in the fragment, but the result preserves the joint lead as the season progresses.
History and Court Notes From Oberlin And Berlin Club
In And About The Court House Oberlin details a football play and downs, plus an INSPECTION HELD BY REBEKAH LODGE with visitors from Elyria and Wellington. The Berlin Wemon's Club History Group meets for a Scotch program with Edinburgh as guide, and Prof. Waln plays for the Exchange Club. A divorce case and local legal notices are briefly noted among miscellaneous items.
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Rebekah Lodge
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Jessle
Elyria
Wellington
Mary Lounsbrough
Grafton
Oberlin Lodge
Berlin
Wemon’s Club
J. D. MacLaurs
East College Street
Edinburgh
Scotland
Prince
Eva M. Oakes
von Wenek
Beebe Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Artemis Beebe, grandson of one of Elyria’s founders, were held yesterday afternoon at Hirst Congregational Church. The service drew many relatives and friends, with DeMobiss leaders and five master councilors serving as pallbearers and several local chapter members attending to honor his long service as “Dad” to the group.
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Artemis Beebe
Elyria
Hirst Congregational Church
Royal Chapter of
DeMobiss
Howard Martin
Ralph MacDonald
Theodore Washke
Harlo McNally
Norewood Baminhart
Inately
Elgris
Lorain
Oberlin
Cleveland
Celbert Savage
Robert Harding
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Aviation History Photos Tie Atop World Flight Record
The article recalls the dramatic 1930 London to Melbourne air race led by Scott and Black. Their brittle route faced Allahabad misdirection, near-collisions near Singapore, monsoon seas and a dead engine over Timor Sea. the pair pressed on with life belts as a beacon of daring aviation.
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Black
Scott
Tom Campbell Black
Allahabad
Singapore
Bay of Bengal
Timor Sea
Darwin
Australia
Atmospheric Flight Equipment and Provisions Detailed
Descriptive notes recount the setup for a high altitude flight including oxygen systems, carbon dioxide scrubbers, and breathing supplies. Equipment valued at $25 million is shown around the craft with cameras tubes and photographic gear tracking direction and numbers. Attendants prepare meals and hot beverages while special chemicals filter air and carbon dioxide and parachutes are included for emergency landing.
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de Rasuters Cffer
Attandanta
Urat
Beaton Killed by Auto in Columbus
Neil Beaton, 78, was struck and killed by a car in Columbus last night. In Lima, officials warned that about 200 city employees may not receive November and December pay, as funds exist only for October expenses with no funds expected before January 1.
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Columbus
Neil Beaton
Lima
Clyde Welty
Civic Leader George C. Farkell Dies in Lorain
George C. Farkell aged 52 of 547 East Erie Avenue died at St. Joseph Hospital from pneumonia after a cold. He led Lorain’s National Tube Company rail and blooming mill departments, earned a 1932 Achievement Award, helped found the Lorain Community Fund and Lorain Red Cross chapter, and served on YMCA board since 1923. He came to Lorain in 1904 from Homestead Pennsylvania. Survived by widow Ouida Pease Farkell.
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Lorain
George C. Farkell
East Erie Avenue
St. Joseph Hospital
Farkell
National Tube Company
Columbia Station Woman Honored On Iatheay Day
A Columbia Station woman was honored on Iatheay Day at a gathering with guests from Elyria Olmsted Falls Cleveland Ridgeville Avon Lake Fields West Dover and Columbia. The event featured a red fan and a forty inch hand embroidered table cover among gifts. Oscar Stigemetz presented a baked item.
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Ard
Colma
Oscar Stigemetz
Elyvia
Olmsted Falls
Cleveland Ridgeville
Avon Lake
Fields West Dover
Columbia
Fatal Accident at London London LONDON Q October 23
Charles Taylor 40 was killed and Michael Tumbligon 4% injured when his car struck a truck driven by Richard Wright of Cincinnati after Wright’s truck overturned at the intersection of highways 40 and 42. Wright uninjured. A second truck driven by Lewis Marsh of Andersonville Ind overturned as the driver swerved to avoid the wreckage. Marsh unharmed.
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London
Charles Taylor
Michael Tumbligon
Richard Wright
Cincinnati
Wright
Lewis Marsh
Andersonville
Ind
Marsh
Markets Clever Authors and Poultry Prices Highlight Ohio Auction
The report lists market steady prices for cattle and hogs at Cleveland and Wooster auctions, noting prime steers and various weights with bid ranges. It also covers an egg auction at Wooster, demand for poultry, and a Wellsville chief criticizing federal agents after Floyd’s death, saying they’re too young for peace officer roles.
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Wooster
Saken
Lite
Wooster Cysapers ‘A Poultry Association
Anel
Thoewees
East Liverpool Police
Floyd
Wellsville
Richetti
Fultz
Elyria High picks five for fall play cast
Sunset announced the selection of five Elyria High School students Milton Gross George Pallas Dean Plocher Betty Jane Jackson and Richard Bell to form the cast of the upcoming one act play after tryouts The performance is slated for November before the Players Club and the High School Parents Teachers Association meeting marking the start of the drama season
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Elyria High School
Sunset
Nina Baker
Caer
Milton Gross
George Pallas
Dean Plocher
Betty Jane Jackson
Richard Bell
High -Echool
Parprte Teachere Association
Phoys
Fragmented report hints at federal probe and local tensions
A garbled page one fragment reports on a federal investigation touching Wellsville and surrounding officials. The text notes bad feeling between federal agents and locals, with Sheriff Bashen and Prosecutor George L. Lafferty seeking to address Kansas City involvement and pressure on police.
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Osecan
Sharin
Bath
Fiord
Mary Oyerthe
Investicatren
Washington
Flo
Floyd
Kansas
Ate
Woelleville
Fess
Bashen
George L. Lafferty
Columbiana County
Wellsville
Georg 17
Daugherty
Kansas City
Richettt
Fultz
Opinions circulated like money to many
A terse aphorism notes that people form opinions as readily as money, drawing conclusions from what is in circulation rather than from personal scrutiny or deliberation. It highlights a mindset where prevailing views travel through society much like currency, shaping belief and discourse.
Fragmented Tale Ties Killings to Robbery Case
A disjointed report traces connections between a string of crimes and a man linked to station killings. Witnesses describe Fred Floyd and others, including a Missouri convict known as Pretty Boy, with references to robberies in Boley and other towns. The text notes arrest records, job struggles, and family ties as authorities pursue leads in Salisaw and nearby areas.
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Metcy
H. E. Cher
G. L. Tattereal
Nielsen
Amerwaniza
John Kotozaspa
A. Dustreimer
J. J. Barerel
Claude Dennison
H. Ee. Agate
Edward Kershaw
Joe Pallardy
J. M. Marshal
A. R. Agate
Ery Smith
He EL Wi
J J Elenes
Paul Col- Suche
V. Hin
Verne Hf
Tor Peter Smith
Qarl Smith
Frank Hooves
Persaus
Melielinn
Patroolman
Ita
Muir
E. Gerstenberger
Rid File
Sheriff's Department
Yesterdar
Gerstenberger
Torch Club
Canada
Torch Cit
Robert H. Geacher
M. C. A. Boys’ War Secretar
C. L. Smith
West River Street
Mes, Clara Till
Mars
Carl Hoot
Birmingham
Atteust Weidmin
Weidman
Florfee Township
Bree
Milna A. Weidman
Harry J. Weidmann
Itdwa
John Krambauld
August Giebb
Parry
Birmingham Methodist Church
F. B. Kaitzel
DR. Brown
W. L. Bodine
Purnace Street
Jnd
Anna Wendtori
Ce Fumaios
Ettertaine Dhe
Weber
C.F. Koonts
Do Wascona
Brock
Deverau
Wiliam Telzeroy
Cotus St
Helene Cautle Entertaural Club di Rstam Bast
Ma Cautle Tro
Manta
Miss Mari
Vevbers
Sk Oca
Altonin
Wee Po
Wanda Mun Wee
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant &T
Wilted
Willard
Waln
Exchange Club
Cae
Vest Nan
Leo Alflen
Hhe
Judea A. R. Webber
Qiasy
Ras
Rautiman
Joseph Paces Kanufiman
Ruby Ara Tod
Averee
Eyre pRevstetros
Grounis
Peouni Myre
Bern
Harris
Loraim
Beebe Funeral Services
Mindo
Ailahe- Darwin
Golumbia Station
Iatheay
Springers Roche
PRU
al Woighta
Tarket Wield
Prime Vents
Ehaler
Pagetne
Charles
Wawoka
Killits
Wewoka
Pretty Boy
Missouri
St. Louis
Earlssora
Oliva
Wai
Abares
Yie
George Birdweil
Boley
Leoth
Frosd
Beng
Arthemy
W. Dean
Renton Harbor
The
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court
Elyria, Ont
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
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