Auto Accidents Take 10 Lives In Ohio
Weekend crashes across Ohio claimed at least ten lives including children Marion Neylon eight and Phillip Bushnell six in a crash near Painesville. Cleveland residents James Gallo 28 Joseph Scebbi Jr 25 Josey Lattorio 26 died when a car struck a street car. Others killed were J E Varnam Wickliffe. Robert Prahl 20 in Columbus. Martha Armitage 73 walking near Massillon. Milline Kelsey 59 in Cleveland. Paul Johnson 25 near Newark.
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Ohio
Marion Neylon
John Neylon
Perry
Phillip Bushnell
Lynn Bushnell
Geauga County
Painesville
James Gallo
Joseph Scebbi, Jr
Josey Lattorio
Cleveland
J. E. Varnam
Wickliffe
Robert Prahl
Columbus
Martha E. Armitage
Lincoln
Massillon
Milline Kelsey
Paul Johnson
Newark
Poster Stresses Fire Prevention in Elyria Schools
The Elyria Safety Council distributes a monthly fire prevention poster to Elyria schools. The current poster bears the inscription Caution prevents destruction and each month’s design represents a phase of the safety problem.
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Elyria
Elyria Safety Council
Fined for Selling Liquor by Mayor Petro
Steve Nagy of 289 West River Street was jailed today for failing to pay a fine and costs from a liquor ordinance violation. Patrolman C L Miller had arrested Nagy after a truck driver and two passengers testified Nagy sold them a pint for 50 cents from his residence.
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Steve Nagy
West River Street
Joseph Petro
Nagy
C. L. Miller
Miller
Prokop Divorce Suit Filed in Lorain Court
Anna May Prokop of Lorain sues for divorce from John Prokop alleging gross neglect. The couple, twice married in 1930 and 1944, have one child from their marriage. Prokop was reportedly sent back to Czechoslovakia a year ago. Prokop also has two children from another marriage.
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Anna May Prokop
Lorain
John Prokop
Czechoslovakia
Prokops
Elyrian Bags Black Bear In Canada
Mr and Mrs Fred Dean return to Elyria with a 120 pound black bear shot in Canada their eight day trip ending Saturday The Deans plan to have a rug made from the bear hide and the meat rests in a local market A detailed log chronicles sights including Niagara Falls Callendar and the Dionne quintuplets noting snow on Friday and the bear shot timing amid rough forest travel
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Fred Dean
Canada
Elyria
Dean
Tite’s
Niagara Falls
Callendar
Dionne Quintuplets
Dr. Dafoe
Big Moose Camp
Deans
Five Lorain County men attend Ohio Muze meeting
Five Lorain County men attended the meeting of the Ohio Muze Educational Association yesterday in Columbus. Gerald M. Frank, county school music supervisor, Carl O. Schmidtkons of Elyria, and George E. Waln, Arthur L Williams, and Don Morrison of Oberlin were present. Frank serves on the association’s board of representatives and heads the Class CCC instrumental competition committee. plans for the state contest were discussed.
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Lorain County
Ohio Muze Educational Association
Columbus
Gerald M. Frank
Carl O. Schmidtkons
Elyria
George E. Waln
Arthur L Williams
Don Morrison
Oberlin
Frank
Baker Family Leaves Wellington For Florida
Rev and Mrs William H Baker of Park Drive will move to Winter Park Florida after his final sermon at Federated Church Pittsfield This 50 year Ohio resident held several Congregational charges Their daughter and son in law will visit Springfield before departure Winter Park address is 391 Victoria avenue Wellington notes also report Mrs T M Pfeiffer entertaining 30 Ladies Aid members at M E church with plans to buy carpet and an electric sweeper for the church facilities
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Florwa
William H. Baker
Park Drive
Winter Park
Florida
Baker
Federated Church
Pittsfield
Bakers
Ohio
C. M. Vrooman
Cleveland
Alena Andrews
Pileiffer
Peirce
E. L. Henes
Guy Phelps
Hugh Kirkpatrick
Church society plans work meeting and bake sale notices
By Cora M Shepard outlines a day long work meeting to clean auditorium seats and paint dining room furniture on Thursday October 27. November 12 hosts an all day bake sale downtown, with Miss Starr and Mrs. Phelps leading committees and charity roses shown by Mrs Pfeiffer. October 26 includes game attendance by Wellington High students and a postponed Philathea class meeting.
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Sibly
Tober
Florence Starr
Blanche Smith
Kirkpatrick
Cora Shepard
Clifton Rolfe
Harry Lindsey
Scott Anderson
Artie B. Jones
Pileiffer
Lorain County Officers To Attend Alumni Conference
Two officers of Lorain County's Ohio State University alumni organization were invited to participate in the biennial all Ohio alumni conference at the university on November 5. Paul Hines, president, and Mrs Erma D Hoag, secretary, will attend. Delegates will hear talks on campus affairs and discuss two new projects including a development fund and proposed awards for outstanding high school students in each county.
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Lorain County
Ohio State University
Paul Hines
Erma D. Hoag
Wage Hour Act Sets 44 Hour Week and New Pay Rules
The Wage Hour Act imposes a 44 hour standard work week and time and a half overtime with minimums of 25 cents rising to 30 and then 40 cents in future years. It largely exempts agriculture seamen airline and retail workers and many executives professionals and outside sales staff. Penalties include fines up to 10,000 dollars and possible imprisonment. Enforcement rests with the Wage and Hour division the courts and unions.
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Congress
South
National Industrial Recovery Act
NRA
Supreme Court
Elmer F. Andrews
American Federation of Labor and Committee For Industrial Organization
Andrews
Glenas
Jonsthan
Emakl
Vera Cariage
IBERS
Concord
Boston
Pumpki
Tladisiac
Hubbard
Bricker urges unified Ohio relief program plan
John W. Bricker the Republican nominee proposes a long range relief program linked to broader state aid under one department. Speaking in Cleveland he calls for a data driven survey of needs and a well planned system, attacking stop gap measures. He also addresses funding and uniform standards with public support from Mayor Harold H. Burton. Bricker opposes pro war dependent aid and favors a coordinated approach to urban relief.
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United Press
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Department of State
Bricker
Cleveland
Harold H. Burton
Davey
Charles Sawyer
Martin L. Davey
Robert A Taft
U. S. Senate
Robert J. Bulkley
Taft
Bulkley
City Provides Free Leaves for Garden Soil Treatment
Leaves are being collected by the city street department this week and will be delivered free of charge to residents who want them for garden soil treatment. Director TD Faxon announced the program after urging residents last week to rake leaves into the street for collection. He cautioned against burning leaves as it damages paving.
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Sers.ce
TD Faxon
Wll
Faxon
American Education Week To Be Observed Locain County
County schools will observe American Education Week in early November with open houses planned at several schools. Affected schools in the first week include those with levy proposals to be voted upon, and the need for levies will be explained during the observance.
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Locain County
Jon Aon
AL Gabbens
Child Returns Home After Missing Since Saturday
In Floral Park New York on October 24 three year old Dean Tripp son of a wealthy accountant was found safe returning home with 36 year old handyman George O Connell after a shopping trip to New York. They arrived at the Long Island home from New York City this morning.
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Floral Park
Dean Tripp
George O'Connel
Wilbour
D. Tripp
New York
O'Connell
Long Island
New York City
Witness claims U.S. officials knew he was a German spy
New York report details Guenther Rumyich testifying that federal agents were aware of his espionage role and chose to omit it from his confession. He said Assistant U.S. Attorney John Burke Jr and Leon Turrow urged him to cooperate to secure favorable treatment, while defense counsel pressed the contradicting point.
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New York
Guenther
Gustave Rumyich
United States
Rumrich
U. S
John W. Burke, Jr
Leon G. Turrou
Department of Justice
Benjamin Matthews
Defense Counsel
Turrou
Matthews
Turrow
Adult Education Group Dinner Meeting Planned Wednesday
Plans near completion for the Le ranr County Adult Education Council dinner meeting at 6.30 P M Wednesday at the Y W C A announced by chairman C A Gibbons. Dr H Weisonger of Ohio State University will speak as a special guest. Reservations must be made by 1 P M Tuesday.
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Leranr County Adult Education Council
C. A. Gibbens
H. Weisonger
Ohio State University
Elyria Librarians Return From Ohio Valley Conference
Two Elyria Library staff members returned today from the Ohio Valley Regional Library Conference in Cincinnati. Miss Edna Moore, librarian, and Miss Evelyn Yeaton, cataloguer, attended and represented the Elyria library system.
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Elyria Library
Cincinnati
Edna Moore
Evelyn Yeaton
Power Companies Would Exchange Properties
A joint filing with the state utilities commission proposes Toledo Edison Co and Ohio Public Service Co exchange electric utility properties. The plan covers transfer of retail service areas in Wood, Seneca, Lucas and parts of Sandusky counties and wholesale service regions including Bowling Green and Vickery. A hearing is slated for tomorrow to review the agreement and conveyance of transmission lines and distribution plants between Lorain, Fremont and multiple localities.
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Columbus
Toledos Edison Co
Ohio Public Service Co
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Public Service Company
Toledo Edison
Wood
Seneca
Lucas Counties
Sandusky County
Green Springs
Burgcon
Gibsonburg
LeMoyne
Luckey
Dunbridge
Scutch Ridge
Sugar Ridge
Bowling Green
Walbridge
Bradner
Rising Sun
Pemberville
Ohio
Lorain
Fremont
Sandusky
Ceylon Junction
Shimrock
Parkertown
Rye Beach
Castalia
Lorain Countians Join Ohio State University Chorus
Two Lorain County residents join Ohio State University chorus per Columbus announcement. Mary Brickman of Elyria and Dimitry Kunch of Lorain listed as new members under conductor Prof. Louis H. Diercks. In separate items, William Hastings and Bernice Stacks were fined for intoxication. Hastings’ residence noted as 565 Lodi Street and Stack at 3fid Lodi Street. Also, Rudy Roll of RN 2 Elyria suffered a fractured finger treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and released.
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Lorain County
Ohio State University
Columbus
William Hastings
Lodi Street
Bernice Stack
Loii Street
Joseph Q. Petrotus
Hastings
Rudy Roll
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Vandals Blamed For Derailment Of Train
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad officials blamed vandals for a derailment of a special train Sunday injuring 19 passengers. Officials said a switch had apparently been tampered with and left open.
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Mchenry
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Market list notes and live stock prices in Cleveland market
The page details a broad list of produce with prices for fruits vegetables and meats, including apples, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, onions, peppers, pumpkins, spinach, soy beans, and more. It also shows live poultry, eggs, butter, and various cuts of beef, calves, sheep and hogs with price ranges and market activity notes for Cleveland.
Annual inspection of the Woman's Relief Corps in Oberlin
An annual inspection of the Woman's Relief Corps took place at the Grange Hall with about thirty members present including four guests. Officers were presented corsages, Jr. Christy Corps members were reorganized and there was talk of the District Convention in Cleveland on October 25. A separate dinner honored Miss Ruth Dawley and Harry Tanner, with their open church wedding planned for November 12 at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Woman's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Anna Grace Bright
Elyria Corps
Lillian Behnke
Jr. Christy Corps
Arline Shatzer
Mona Champion
Helen Cameron
W. R.C
K. of P. Hall
Cleveland
Forestdale
West 25Th Streets
Cameron
Ruth Dawley
Harry Tanner
Bay Village
Andrew Smith
Elyria
Winifred Hills
Miss Dawley
Mr. Tanner
Oberlin Club Activities Schedule October 2 27
Oberlin community clubs list meetings across October 2 to 27. Notable events include Junior Forum with Prof James Hall on History of Music at Oberlin Inn, various lodge and women's club sessions, guest talks by Dean Carl Wittke, and a Halloween party hosted by the Business and Professional Women’s Club at K P Hall.
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Oberlin Inn
James Hall
C. R. Graham
West Vine Street
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
Oberlin Women's Club
R. A. Phipps
Morgan Street
Martha Chapter
Oberlin Grange
Grange Hall
Oberlin Masonic Lodge
J. A. Richardson
Forest Street
Carl Wittke
Sorosis
L. E. Steiner
Elmwood Place
John Peters
South Pleasant Street
Business and
K. P. Hall
Martes Club
Locke Cooley
Wakeman
Pansy Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Grand Chapter
Odd Fellows Lodge
Literary
Wooster
R. P. Harvey
Oberlin Women’s Club
J. A Richards
Oberlin Stamp Club
Pythian Sister Temple
K. P
Eastern Stars
Oberlin Tavern
Martin
Foster
Elks Expect Visitors for Elyria Lodge Meeting and Show
Elyria Elks Lodge prepares for a turnout from multiple lodges as Jim Armitage and O J Shafer announce reports on membership activity. A dance is planned for Saturday night and a birthday dinner for October birthdays will precede the 8 PM meeting.
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Elks
Elyria
Elks’ Lodge
Jim Armitage
O. J Shafer
Mayor to Impose Sentences Tomorrow on Gambling Case
Five men arrested at Sangs Cut Rate Store on September 17 for gambling face arraignment and sentencing tomorrow before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro who recently returned guilty verdicts. David Godes charged with permitting gambling. others named are Ralph Davidson Virgil Gariss George W Lindsey and Stacey Kaminski. Police report says Patrolman C J Miller found them playing rummy for money.
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Sangs Cut Rate
Joseph Q. Petro
David Godes
Ralph Davidson
St. Clair , Avenue
Cleveland
Virgil Gariss
Chestnut Street
George W. Lindsey
West Avenue
Stacey Kaminski
18Th Street
C. J. Miller
Weapons to be shown at YMCA Young Men's Club meeting
Lieut Richard Crooks of the National Guard will describe and demonstrate modern infantry weapons for YMCA members tonight. The club invites interested nonmembers to attend at 7 PM at the association hall.
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Richard Crooks
National Guard
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