Patterson Named Ohio Legion Commander
Joseph V. Patterson of Findlay assumed duties as state commander of the American Legion to fill the unexpired term of Colonel Ralph D. Cole, who was killed in an automobile accident near Warren. Patterson, a former second lieutenant in the 332nd Infantry, has served in the 87th Division and held roles at Camp Sheridan Alabama and Camp Meade Maryland before leading Co G of the 106th Infantry overseas.
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Columbus
Joseph V. Patterson
Findlay
American Legion
Ralph D. Cole
Warren Patterson
Cole
332Nd Infantry
Patterson
112Th Military Train and Military Police Corps
Camp Sheridan
Alabama
Camp Meade
316Th Infantry
Co. G
John Hancock Post
Northwest
Colonel Cole
Halloween Celebration Committees Meet Tonight
Plans for the municipal Halloween celebration move forward as committees gather on the mezzanine floor of the Lorain County Savings and Trust Building. The meeting starts at 1 p.m., with all committees expected to attend.
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Hallowe'en
Lorain
Candidates to Speak at Ridgeville Tonight
Candidates invited to present cases before Ridgeville voters at Ridgeville Town Hall in a non partisan meeting. A large crowd is expected as Lorain County offices are on the slate. Ruth Knight of Lorain was granted a divorce from Theodore Knight in common pleas court today by Judge A R Webber.
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Ridgeville
Ridgeville Town Hall
Lorain County
Ruth Knight
Lorain
Theodore Knight
Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
Protests Lead to Fine for Flannigan in City Jail
Local items report Pat Flannigan fined five dollars and costs for intoxication after a protest against Police Officer L. D. Brown and a jail stay before Mayor W. H. Van Oster. Other notes include an apple thrown at a house, a minor traffic collision injuring George Hornsby, and a large YMCA hiking event with 23 boys.
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Pat Flannigan
L. D. Brown
W. H. van Oster
Flannigan
Brown
Fannie Jackson
Woodford Avenue
W. H. van- Oster
Revolver Stolen From Car in City Driveway
James Higgie of 329 High Street reported to police that a 32 caliber revolver was stolen from his car parked in a driveway at 217 George Street last evening. Another car on the premises was ransacked with nothing taken, police were told.
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James Higgie
High Street
George Street
250 Pound Buck Deer Shot By Elyria
M H Lord of 420 Cleveland street reports a 250 pound buck deer on the first day of a hunting trip to Lake Timagami Ontario. He hunted at Baar Island in Lake Timagami with Clayton Smith of Shaker Heights and Clifford Pease of Dover Center.
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M. H. Lord
Cleveland Street
Lake Ta Magami
Ontario
Elyria
Lord
Baar Island
Lake Timagami
Clayton Smith
Shaker Heights
Clifford Pease
Dover Center
Stolen Golf Clubs Recovered Near East River and Ridge
Eight golf clubs found under a store rear at East River and Ridge streets were identified by Bob Randall and James Donnelly of Spring Valley as those stolen on September 14. A liquor flask was found with the clubs. Paraphernalia located by Alvin and Allen Axx and Harry and James Yearly. Detective Lloyd Sweet leads the investigation.
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East River
Ridge Streets
Bob Randall
James Donnelly
Spring Valley
Alvin and Allen Axx
Mound Street
Harry and
James Yearly
Quincy Street
Lloyd Sweet
Death Notice of Anna Filimon Wife of Stefen Filimon
Anna Filimon, wife of Stefen Filimon, of 407 West River Street, died at home Sunday evening. She came to America 19 years ago, has lived in Elyria 14 years, and is survived by her husband, seven children, and six grandchildren. Her mother and siblings live in Roumania. Funeral services are Wednesday at 9:30 from St. Agnes church, with burial at St. Mary's Cemetery.
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Anna Filimon
Stefen Filimon
West River Street
America
Elyria
Filimon
Stephan
Wrandotte, Mich
Michael
George
Jennie Mary
Irene
Anna
Roumania
St. Agnes
St. Mary's Cemetery
Bettman Praises Tax Victory at Elyria GOP Rally
Ohio Attorney General Bettman spoke at a West Side Republican gathering in Elyria praising the Supreme Courttax decision on inter state utilities revenue. A. L. Garford introduced Bettman, touting his record in Ohio. John Kolopos led the meeting with county candidates. Elsmnostmaster Robert Lersch spoke before Bettman, Tibor Toth welcomed attendees, and Hungarian church women prepared a church dinner.
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Supreme Court
Bettman
A. L. Garford
Elyria
Ohio
Senate
Garford
John Kolopos
West Side
Jeader
Robert Lersch
Elsra Nostmaster
Nev
Tibor Toth
Hungarian Reformed Church
President rails at Democrats over relief plans and reconstruction
The President assails Democratic House leadership for blocking relief and reconstruction measures while vowing $1.5 billion in gross national savings next year. He cites recovery indicators, hints at more relief for farm mortgages, and warns against altering strategy as the Republican campaign focuses on unity and momentum.
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Democratic House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover
Congress
Weo
Oberlin Graduates Tie In Columbus Ceremony
Oberlin College graduates Miss Katherine Kuhn and Dr. Robert William Cairns wed at First Congregational Church in Columbus with maid of honor Miss Schulz and bridesmaids from Fort Humphreys and Oberlin. After a reception, the couple will reside in Baltimore while Cairns continues work at Johns Hopkins. Numerous Oberlin club and society events are scheduled Oct 25 26 28 including Rebekah Lodge, Oberlin Women's Club and Pythian Sisters gatherings.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Katherine Kuhn
Harry Waldo Kuhn
Columbus
Robert William Cairns
First Congregational Church
Mellyer Hamilton Lichiier
Caroline Edward Schulz
Fort Humphreys
Mary K. Jordan
Rocky River
Louise Miller
Marting Ferry
Phyllis Ann Krumm
Bexley
Natalie Stone
Grandview
Ralph Ormsby
Cleveland
Max J. Chapman
Lindsay Helmholz
Maurice E. Krahl
Baltimore
Miller
Cairns
William DeWeese Cairns
Operlin College
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins
Four-H Delegates Chosen From Lorain County Clubs
Five 4-H members Maurice Hills Edgar Jones Marguerite Bacon LaVerne Cornish and Roberta Ingersoll were named Lorain County delegates to the state 4-H Club Congress in Columbus next week. Mrs Coressa Dehm was chosen as the accompanying advisor. Delegates were selected for leadership interest and club activity. They will depart at 10 am Monday by bus with other county delegates from nearby counties.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Maurice Hills
East Carlisle
Coressa Dehm
Elyria Township
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Geauga
Lake
Medina
Huron
Ashland
Truck Stolen Fuel Laden Bulk Station Probed
A bulk station about one mile south of Wellington reported a large Pennzoil fuel truck missing last night. Sheriff Clarence Adams said the vehicle carried 570 gallons of gasoline 125 gallons of kerosene 65 gallons of motor oil and 10 gallons of grease and was found missing at 12 20 a m today by Mr. Smith who made the discovery.
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Wellington
Clarence Adams
Smith
P T A Study Group Meets Tonight on Mental Hygiene
The Prospect School Parent-Teacher Association and the AUW sponsor a study group on Mental Hygiene. The second meeting is tonight at 7 45 at Mrs Hartson's home 161 Forest Street. Open to any interested mother. Nearby social notes mention several residents visiting relatives and going to events in nearby towns.
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Prospect School Parent-Teacher Association
Hartson
Forest Street
Sheriff hunts for stolen truck after garage sighting
A sheriff recalls seeing a pickup truck in or near a garage and immediately alerted nearby sheriffs to be on the lookout. He believes the vehicle is secreted in a barn or another nearby outbuilding.
High Bidders Club Learns At Mrs Hepebrand Home
The High Bidders Club met last evening at Mrs Charles Hepebrand’s Seventh Court Lorain with all members present and five new members initiated. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Florence Bates and Edwin Peabody after three table pedro. A three course lunch followed. The next meeting is set for October 30 at Mr and Mrs Dewey Croft’s 209 Huron Street.
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Chas. Hepebrand
Charles Hepebrand
Seventh Court
Lorain
Aull
Pedro
Florence Bates
Edwin Peabody
Dewey Croft
Huron Street
Elyrians Shine at District Conference and State Nomination
At the Toledo state convention Ralph D. Cole was chosen to complete the unexpired term as State Commander. Elyrians were honored for Legion proficiency at the Bellevue District Conference. Eddie Herzog was elected Director of Service, focusing on aid to disabled veterans and dependents. Jim Elemes was named Manager of the section.
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Ralph D. Cole
Toledo
Elyrians
Bellevue
Eddie Herzog
Jim Elemes
Elyria Legion Drum Corps Leader Named for Fifth District
Elyria Drum Corps was chosen as chairman of the Elyria Legion Drum Corps Committee. The Fifth District in Ohio is split into sub districts to ease vice command duties and boost Legion activities. George Tattersall of Elyria, a dairyman, was named commander of the Medina–Lorain subdivision. John A. Elden, former State Commander, spoke at Bellevue, criticizing the National Economic League’s Veterans Welfare critique. Horace H. Nye of Elyria Savings & Trust will discuss estate law changes affecting veterans at the Lesson meeting.
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Elyria
Elyria Legion
Ohio American Legion
Lorain County
American Legion
Bellevue
Americal Legion
Medina County
George Tattersall
Elyria Dairyman
Tattersall
Elyria Legion Post
Elyria Post
John A. Elden
Bar Assciation
National 403
Elden
Washington
National Economic League
Progress Through the Ages From Genesis to Luther
The piece lauds ongoing progress driven by divine providence. It traces a long arc from creation through Hebrew history, Jesus, Greco Roman thought, and the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, noting improved customs, laws, culture, and learning guiding humanity toward a better life.
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Red Sea
Malachi
God
John the Baptist
Jesus of Nazareth
Greene
Rome
Socrates
Pericles
Aristotle
Plato
Egypt
Calvin
Luther
Erasmus
Cleveland Markets Livestock and Produce Report
Markets:Cleveland livestock hogs 8300 holdover none top and early sales 10 cents lower. Cattle 600 trade slowed by higher asking prices. steers 3.00 to 5.50. cows 1.00 to 3.23. calves 4.00 to 6.50. Sheep 23200 steady to higher. lambs to 5.80. throwouts 4.50 down. Produce: butter 22 1 2 to 23 cents. eggs 29 to 30 cents extras. poultry steady with various fowl and broiler prices. Also mentions unrelated local notices and historical reflections.
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Cleveland
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Ohio Legion
Sanko Restaurant
Over Bell Clothing Co
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Anthony Pawinska
West Avenue
George Hornsby
R. D
Fuller Road
Oberlin Road
Middle Avenas
Robert Goacher
Yndus Club
Tss-See
Elyrian
Mark A. Abbe Kivria
Ohio Academy of Bionic Medicine
Ohio Drugless Physicians’ Association
Hotel Statler
Abbe
J. E. Scott
Eight Street
Wayne R. Broadwell
E. 3Rd Street
Dana Motors
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
William Bell
Berlin
Sorosis
Oberlin Inn
Tain
All Star Bridge Club
Henry Norman
South Main Street
Oberlin Women’s Club
The
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
OG. E. S
Anna Papworth
Union Street
Hartley Broadwell
van Ausdale
White
Pythian Sisters
Bob Huneke
Eest Avenue
Opp. P
Brifes
R B. Paddock
Anderson
Ashlanil
Harry Murphey
Amy Ingraham
Jennie Clark
Elvira
Ed Beiner
Vermilion On the Lake
W. H. Seaman
Frank
Harmon Lodge
E. J. Bond
E. ED Dettman
W. M
Elysium Soda Grill
Jesus
North Olmsted
Olmsted Falls
Jogus
Darwin
Ingarsoll
Moses
Citizens Home Savings Association
American Home Ruttlers, Inc
Eaton Township
Orurala
New York
Pennsylvania
North Faton
Poland
China
Birdsell
H. P
Meyers
Irene Healy
Col. C. EL Baylor
Lee Klinect
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court ST
Roth Tailor Shop
Richman Clothes
Manhattan
Rebus
Charles S. Craigie
Fifth Street
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Chestnut Street
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