Carload Of Apples To Be Distributed
County Relief Director Ernest Holmes announced surplus commodities will be distributed to all persons receiving public assistance on Wednesdays and Fridays at 308 Depot Street from 9 30 a m to 4 20 p m A carload of apples has been received but no shipment of sweet potatoes is on the way These commodities are provided by the Surplus Commodities Corporation to aid direct relief clients and other eligible groups requiring identification Farmers with surpluses may contact County Farm Agent Claude Hummel In Lorain County Oscar G Dunn criticized shipping apples from Clyde Ohio saying local farmers have plenty and only the railroad benefits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Holmes
Depot Street
Holmes
Surplus Commodities Corporation
Lane Osiat
Soldiers and Sailors
Lorain
Claude Hummel
Oscar G. Dunn
Clyde. O
Dunn
Oberlin Man Fined and Driving Privilege Suspended
George Nooks of Oberlin was fined 15 dollars and costs and his license suspended for six months after arraignment before Common Pleas Judge D A Cook for reckless driving. Oberlin officials referred the case to common pleas court citing a state law reserving license suspensions to courts of record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nooks
Oberlin
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Common Pleas Court
Auto radio stolen from Garber at 130 Woodford Ave
Garber Sutta reported to police last midnight that an automobile radio valued at 15 was stolen from his car while it was parked near The Steel and Tubes Company. A new stamp issue honoring Hawaii in three cents purple was received at Elyria post office and is selling fast to collectors. Postmaster Sartor reported today. Clifford Schroeder of 324 Spring Street Amherst was fined 50 and costs for driving while intoxicated when arraigned before Mayor Smith. He was arrested on West Bridge Street October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garber
Elyria
Charles J. Sartor
Hawaii
Clifford Schroeder
Spring Street
Amherst
Leonard Smith
West Bridge Street
Home Owners Loan Corp Sues For Foreclosure In Ridgeville
In And About The Court House segment the Home Owners Loan Corporation filed suit today against Enoch Ferguson and others for 5845 dollars seeking foreclosure on property in Ridgeville township. Helen Olderman Rutkowski of Lorain filed for divorce from Peter Rutkowski on cruelty grounds. they wed March 16. Maude Pattie, 18, of Elyria, filed for divorce from Lee Pattie on cruelty and neglect. married about one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Enoch Ferguson
Helen Olderman Rutkowski
Lorain
Peter Rutkowski
Maude Pattie
Alyria
Lee Pattie
Letter from Elyria jail inmate recounts murder case
A letter from Alexander Maneff, held in County Jail Elyria, recounts a sudden incident on a highway near Columbus. He claims he helped a fainting woman with water, was jailed after being found guilty of murder, and notes having his fingerprints taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Helen
Elyria
Columbus
Townsend Club Hears Reports
Elyria Townsend Club No 2 met with strong attendance and guests from East Oberlin Club. President Gayer announced a November 2 pot luck at Community Church E Oberlin with Rev Coakwell to speak. plans included Stage Arts Studio entertainment on November 12.
Union Truck Drivers Plan Open Party in Lorain County
A union truck drivers party open to both union and non union drivers will be held at Wurst Hall at 7 30 p m Wednesday. C M Bliss Jr secretary treasurer and business agent said speakers from Cleveland and officials of the International Union of Teamsters will attend. Bliss will speak and Rudy Ebbinger of Lorain organizer of an independent coal drivers union will also appear. Frank Fugitt president of the Lorain County local will chair the meeting which will be followed by free refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Truck Drivers Union
Wurst Hall
C. M. Bliss, Jr
Bliss
Cleveland
International Union of Teamsters
Rudy Ebbinger
Lorain
Frank Fugitt
West Bridge Street
Lorain County
Brother writes from Elyria jail appeals for news
In a plea from County Jail Elyria Ohio Brother Alexander Manoff asks for information about Nick and Rudy and promises to write if he survives. The report notes a muddy caller to the National Tube Company was checked and eliminated with Deputy John dud confirming the suspect crew’s alibi after a spree that yielded loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick
Rudy
Brother Alexander Manoff
Elyria
C. P
S&s
Aoun
Smith
National Tube Company
Phire
West Lake Road
John Dud
Legion Auxiliary Install Officers in Oberlin Ohio
In Oberlin on Oct 26 the Karl Wilson Locke Post No 102 and the Auxiliary installed officers. Post Commander WY W Rosa officiated. Auxiliary officers include Agnes Felkn er president and Joss Cummings sergeant at arms. Afterward members drove to Elyria for a county gathering featuring James Suhr, Ohio Department Commander, who spoke on The Far Eastern Crisis and Glimpses of Modern China with moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Rooms
WY. W. Rosa
F. R. Dew
Frank Felkner
Co. D. Ryals
Harvey Pratt
Mr. Bracken
Chintain
Everett Paneworth
Earl Stanfield
Department of Ohio
Exchange Club Hears Talk On Labor Union
At the Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon at Oberlin Inn a woodwind quintet from the Oberlin Conservatory conducted by George Waln performed a program including a piece composed by Gilbert Porsch. During lunch Earl Templeton explained the current Union labor agitation in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
George Waln
Gilbert Porsch
Earl Templeton
Oberlin
Chi Meng to Speak on Far Eastern Crisis in Oberlin
Chi Meng director of the China Institute in America will deliver two addresses in Oberlin on Thursday October 28. He will speak at the college assembly at noon and later at a campus event outlining developments in the Far East crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Meng
China Institute In America
Oberlin
Markets Cleveland Livestock Cattle and Produce Report
Receipts for cattle and calves were light, with markets slow to lower. Notable items include choice steers around 1100 lbs at 13.00 to 14.00, cows mostly 6.09 to 7.90, heifers up to 19.00. Calves 10.00 to 10.99 for top grades, hogs down slightly with mixed weights. Fruit and vegetable listings show abundant items from apples to turnips with varied prices, while grains detail mixed No. 2 and No. 1 yellow corn, oats, and wheat bids. Woolly market notes and local auction prices for eggs and butter round out the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Additional Society Cir cle No 2 of St Agnes church meeting
Additional society notes show Circle No 2 of St Agnes church meeting in the basement after noon with refreshments at 1 50. Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star hosts a Halloween party Friday evening. Joyce Hanson marks her fifth birthday with a home party at 213 Longfellow Avenue gifts to her guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
St. Agnes i Church
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Hallowe'en
Joyce Hanson
Longfellow Aveenue
Wilma Hanson
Joey Pronesti
Esther
Jo-Anne Davis
Sandusky
Wilma
Marvin Hanson
Akron
Marilyn
Norma Jean Baurer
Lorain
Marjorie Knight
Kathryn Pronesti
Joyce
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Cecil Hooven 543 Lodi Maxine Cornish BD No 1 Edward Wynieski 307 1 2 Sixteenth street John DePue Mansfield Mrs Oliver Ross 324 Eighth street. Discharges list William Borac 213 Glenwood Mrs Philip Roesul Wellington Mrs Harry McKee 7S Williams Robert Harnist Rome Ohio Mrs Charles Lark ins baby boy R D No 2 Mrs Hiram Husk baby boy Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Hooven
Lodi
Maxine Cornish
Edward Wynieski
Sixteenth Street
John DePue
Mansfield
Oliver Ross
Eighth Street
William Borac
Glenwood
Philip Roesul
Wellington
Harry McKee
Williams
Robert Harnist
Rome
Ohio
Charles Larkins
R. D
Hiram Husk
Grafton
Kiwanians Hear Talk On Advertising This Thursday
Miss B L Miller manager and treasurer of the Royal China Company of Sebring Ohio will be speaker at Elyria Kiwanis Club noon Thursday at the Graystone Hotel. She will discuss Advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Miller
Royal China Company
Sebring
Ohio
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Graystone Hotel
Building Permit Issued for Walter Suleski Home
Building inspector Hart Dicka son issued a permit for a five room bungalow at Harwood and Dillworth streets in Elyria. Estimated cost 33 500. Foundation size 2 by 26. General contractor H L Shryock of R D 3 Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Dickason
Walter Suleski
Harwood
Dillworth Street
H. L. Shryock
Elyria
Oberlin man to face mayor on reckless driving charge
Robert Lang of 178 North Professor Street Oberlin faces trial before Mayor Leonard Smith this afternoon after arrest by Patrolmen Paul Palmer and James Boggs for allegedly speeding 60 mph on Cleveland Street and 50 mph on Middle Avenue. A jumble of unrelated ad text and pricing follows in the remainder of the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lang
North Professor Street
Oberlin
Leonard Smith
Paul Palmer
James Boggs
Cleveland Street
Middle Avenue
Lodge recalls charter captain and plan Thanksgiving dinner
Lodge Drapes Charter Captain P D Reefy Circle Ladies of G A R met in Woodman Hall with good attendance. Charter was draped for the late Mrs May Huffman. Thanksgiving dinner planned for November 22. Committees to be named at next meeting in two weeks. Inspection practice to be featured on November eighth. Jus-So Club guests at Florence Sterman home selected new Secret Sisters for the year. last year’s sisters revealed. Needlework and salad course. table with apples and crystal stand. decorative pumpkin. On November 5 members will visit Mrs John Poplar in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Comings
Oberlin Junior Forum
C. R. Comings
Elm Street
Sarah Carnahan
Elizabeth Porter
Oberlin Women's Club
R. A. Phipps
Morgan Street
LaVerne Parks
H. H. Stone
Eagles
May Huffman
Lulu Thomasson
Tecla
Neufer
Cascade Street
P. D. Reefy
Woodman Hall
Florence Sterman
Wolf Court
John Poplar
Lorain
King Solomon's Lodge No. 56
A. M
Grand Lodge
Cleveland
Fireman's Square Club of
Elyra
Birthday tribute to Jimmie Grant at Keys home
Mr and Mrs Robert Keys hosted a small birthday dinner at 186 Bell avenue for their son Jimmie Grants second birthday with grandparents Mr and Mrs James Keys of Fourteenth street in attendance. Halloween decorations added festive air and the two tiered centerpiece held two lit yellow tapers. Jimmie received many gifts from family and friends who attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Grant
Robert Keys
Bell Avenue
James Keys
Fourteenth Street
Hallowe'en
Jimmie
G S Take Tour Of Local Civic Sites By Girl Scouts
Yesterday afternoon thirty Girl Scouts of Troop 5 met at the American Legion Home then toured the Fire Station and Police Department to view sites of interest. They returned to the Legion Home where patrols were changed and each girl received a souvenir from Savannah brought back by Captain Roig. A hike is planned for Friday October 29 with attendees meeting at the Legion Home at 10 o'clock. Last Sunday seven members attended service at the Second Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 5
American Legion
Legion
Savannah
Georgia
Roig
Legion Home
Second Congregational
Luncheon Guests of Colonial Club at Mrs Martin Home
Members of the Monday Colonial Club were luncheon guests of Mrs D C Martin at her Wurst Court home yesterday. During the afternoon the guests played a game of five hundred. In two weeks Mrs Cloyd Gull will entertain the club at her home on Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Colonial Club
D.C. Martin
Wurst Court
Chane Davies
Local License Records Show Residents Named in Pairs
The notice lists licenses for multiple couples and individuals from Elyria Lorain and surrounding towns. Charles Hunt 26 Elyria in spector and Louise Waters 30 263 Spruce Elyria appear alongside Vincent Jones Rosso 31 Baltimore Md shoe maker and Sarah Rosso 24 Lorain. Stanley Rogalski 49 Lorain steel worker and Dora Leski 46 Lorain. Charles A Parks 34 Alton Town accountant and Dorothy M Smith 32 Elyria township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hunt
Elyria
Louise Waters
Spruce Street
Vincent Jones Rosso
Baltimore
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Devon
Laffit
Emmett Agency
ILE AE Ta
Elyria Sar. & ‘Trust Blig. Lorre
Mercedes E., Sisco
Reichlin-Cooley Funeral Home
Brrenton
Elmwood Cemetery
Casimir Maleski
Casimir Malezewski
Maleskis
Railroad Street
Poland
Calumet
Michigan
Grafton Foundry
Assumption Church
Polish Roman Catholic Union
St. Joseph Lodge
Isabelle
Frank Pruchnicki
Leonard Montgomery
Bittner
Foster
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mat J. Slife
West 157Th Street
Bittner Funeral Home
Alexander Maneff
Helen Maneff
Idul Alton Street
Beechview
Clawson’s Market
Furnace Street
Lamb Choth
Hamburg
Wilson's Certis
Wisconsin
Townsend Club
Elyria Townsend Club
Daniel Gayer
East Oberlin
Gayer
Community Church
E. Oberlin
Charles Aa. Coakwell
Jean Graff
Stage Arts
C. J. Miller
Florida
Handyside
M. J. Graff
Elyria Club
Chronicle-Telegram
Dc. E. Waltz
Wadsworth
Charles Newell
Waltz
Townsend
W .B. Albers
Dist. Board
Wellington Club
Grange Hall
Sokol Hall
Sokot Hall
LaGrange Club
Arthur Mackin
Junior Townsend Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Q. Dee
Esther Wood
N. Professor St
Richard Clevenger
Legion Auxiliary
King-Bosworth
China
Meng
Peiping
Mengtze
Mencius
B. C
Student Patriotic Movement
Institute of International Affairs
University of Virginia
Institute of Pacific Relations
Tordes Redes
Frank Beckwith
Comfort Club
Hattie Rogers
South Main Street
Granu
Exchange Club
Labor Union
Rhode Island
Duchess Sl
Yugila
Lettice Basket
Hubbard
Ashtabula
Toledo
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Sling Co
Eatiou
Wooster Egg
AE Ave
Wainwright Florist
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Kiwanians
Evr Botan
Maine
Fork
F. A. Humphrey
Eldotread
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
la Boy
N.Y
The
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court St
Justice Si
Elyria Township
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