Teachers to Attend Annual Meeting Close Schools for NE Ohio Teachers
Students in Elyria and Lorain County will enjoy a holiday as schools close tomorrow and Saturday for teachers to attend the Northeast Ohio Teachers Association annual meeting in Cleveland. The event is expected to draw thousands of educators, with Lorain County teachers among those participating.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cleveland
Satuday
Baptists Telegram to Hoover Urges World Court
New Jersey Baptist convention with 70 000 members sent a telegram to President Hoover praising his leadership and integrity. Delegates at the 108th annual session in Atlantic City adopted a resolution protesting repeal of the Hobart Act and urging U S participation in the World Court.
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Atlantic City
N. J
New Jersey Baptist Convention
Hoover
Hobart
United States
World Court
Theft Reported From Car Near Rice Hall Oberlin
Robert Kilpatrick of Lorain reported the theft of a clarinet and two saxophones from a car parked near Rice Hall in Oberlin last night. The three instruments were valued at 425 dollars.
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Rice Hall
Oberlin
Robert Kilpatrick
Osborne Avenas
Lorain
Unemployed March On Hyde Park Demands Help
Thousands of jobless march on Hyde Park, London, demanding government relief. Led by 53 bands and red banners, the procession includes workers from England, Wales, and Scotland, guarded by police while Soviet banners urge unity and against bureaucracy. Descriptions note ragged marchers, rain, and a battalion of 100 destitute women from Lancashire.
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London
Russia
Hyde Park
England
Wales
Scotland
Pennzoil Team Beats Police In Revolver Match At City Hall
The Pennzoil revolver squad defeated a police team 741 to 715 at the city hall range. Individual scores include G Kelling 163 N Haury 161 R Hart 168 H Trumpey 141 and W Reiscard 118 for Pennzoil while C Parker 1558 C Hamlin 157 M Olmstead 153 onnter 142 and F Waldron 105 for police.
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Pennzoil
City Hall
Adividus
Pennzoils
G. Kelling
N. Haury
R. Hart
H. Trumpey
W. Reiscard
Man awarded $500 in Oberlin accident suit
Matford Thompson of Oberlin received $500 for injuries from a collision on West College street when a car driven by Dr Clarence E Simpson struck him on June 19 Thompson rode a motorcycle at the time. Separately Arts Henry J Hart of 12 Middle Avenue suffered minor cuts and bruises when her car was sideswiped by a truck driven by Paul Toland near Ridgeville around 11 pm yesterday, according to Sheriff Clarence Adems.
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Matford Thompson
Oberlin
Clarence E. Simpson
West College Street
Common Pleas Court
Thompson
Aculeent Arts
Henry J. Hart
Middle Avenue
Paul Toland
Olmstead
Michal
Damaged Cars In Broad and Locistreets Collision
Police report states Hugh Dunston of 235 Princeton avenues and Al Heiner of Henrietta were injured in a crash at Broad and Locistreets Meaterday noon.
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Hugh Dunston
Princeton Avenues
al Heiner
Henrietta
Broad and
Locistreets
Prison inmates enjoy movie night at Grafton Prison Farm
Rev Karl Meister and family presented moving pictures of a fishing trip in the Soo region for inmates at the Grafton Prison Farm last night. The show featured Whites and Indians scenery and wildlife. Next week the Gospel Team of the Disciple Church will entertain behind bars amid rebuilding fears in China areas.
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Grafton
Karl Meister
The
Soo
Meister
Diciple Church
Glittering Promises Flayed by Mills in Toledo Speech
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt's farm aid tariff changes and drastic government economies are called glittering promises with no clear means to fund them. Mills, in Toledo, says such promises are like a bank promise with no funds, and attacks Democratic plans as vague and ruinous. He defends the administration's program and criticizes the Democratic House record.
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Toledo
Frankin D. Roosevelt
Orient
Mills
Democratic House
Woman Shot In Mistake For Burglar In Toledo
Mrs. Bernie Spencer a 26 year old mother of two was shot and critically wounded by her husband Frank Spencer 32 a garage man in Toledo as she returned home after late work as a waitress at an Eastside restaurant. He said a prowler tried the rear door and he fired through the screen door.
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Toledo
Bernie Spencer
Frank Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Death notice for Mrs J E Lozier at Nichols Funeral Home
Funeral services for the late Mrs J E Lozier of 129 Lincoln Court will be held Friday at 2 PM at Nichols Funeral Home with Reverend F J Schumm of Grace Lutheran Church officiating. Burial will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
In And About The Court House Divorce Case Of Snell
Anna Snell of Lorain filed suit for divorce from Linton Snell on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. They wed in 1924 and have one child. The district court of appeals sustained a verdict for the defendant in Ritter vs Andress. Ritter sought 752 dollars. Judge A. R. Wabber directed a verdict for the defendant. Washington Savings Bank to reopen, capital 75000 dollars, surplus 75000 dollars, reorganization committee named.
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Anna Snell
Lorain
Linton Snell
District Court of Appeals
George W. Ritter
H. M. Andress
Ritter
A. R. Wabber
Washington, D. H
Washington Savings Bank
B. l. Bush
G. Allén
Edgar Cole
A. O. Riber
A. H. Finley
Oberlin Chronicle Delivery Contact
Address at 8 South Pleasant Street lists Mrs Esther Alflen as contact for missed papers or delivery complaints. Residents should call William Bell at 222 W for assistance.
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South Pleasant Street
Esther Alflen
William Bell
Henry's Wedding comedy staged by Vine lodge at Oberlin
Oberlin residents will see Henry's Wedding a comedy tonight and Friday at the high school auditorium under Vine Rebekah lodge auspices. The play follows three couples planning marriage amid a will related plot and a kidnapping mystery, ending in a triple wedding with a large cast and a guest speaker.
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Henry
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Max Papworth
Uncle Henry
Samantha Green
Jack
Ted
Harris
O'Plearety
Mugs
Chicago
Mat Papworth
Charles Bryant
Jack Kennedy, Jr
Mary
Esther Rogers
Susan Cristopher
Katherine Horning
Lawyer Brown
Sam L .Powers
Don Leahy
Alvah Walker
O'Florett
R. Summers
Frank Wilson
Virginia and
Marie
Gertrude Gauman
Ruth Roggeliza
Negro Cook
Fay Papworth
Rastus
Everett Papworth
Harry Murphy
Harry Gibson
Turnipseed
James Miskouser
State Group To Meet At Oberlin
The Women's Progressive club will entertain the northeast district of the Ohio Federation of colored women's clubs on Sunday October 30 at the Oberlin Grange hall on South Main street. The morning session will open at 10 o clock and the afternoon session at 30 p.m.
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Women's Progressive Club
Ohio Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs
Oberlin Grange Hall
South Main Street
Freshmen Display Vogal Power at Assembly
Elvrra High School freshmen, smaller yet vocal, staged a morning assembly to showcase their yelling for tomorrow's football game against the lightweight team. Roy B. Clymer and Carl Smith spoke, the band played, and cheerleaders led the cheers. The crowd also previewed the upcoming November 4 melodrama East Lynne at the high school auditorium.
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Elvrra High School
Roy B. Clymer
Carl Smith
East Lynne
LaGrange Man’s Cow Tops State Butterfat Honors
D A Schwartz of LaGrange owns the state’s top butterfat producer for September, a Guernsey cow yielding 95 pounds of butterfat and 1,188 pounds of milk. The Lorain County Herd Improvement Association member’s cow outpaced rivals from Licking and Fairfield-Muskin-Sum counties. Across 63 associations, 6,730 cows milking and 1,042 dry were recorded, with 739 over 40 pounds butterfat and 398 exceeding 1,200 pounds of milk. Forty Lorain County cows exceeded 1,200 pounds of milk.
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Guernsey
D. A. Schwartz
LaGrange
Schwartz
Lorain County
Licking County
Fairfield-Muskin- Sum County Association
Lorain County Association
Betti Attitudes staged by Oberlin Women’s Club
The dramatic committee of the Oberlin Women's club will present Betti Attitudes, a play for four mothers and daughters, at the Methodist church Friday October 28. The cast includes Mrs. Frances Nickerson, Mrs. H. B. Thurston, Mrs Dan Dudley, Mrs. W. S. Carson, and Mrs. Al. R. O'Brien. A musical program accompanies the performance. The Prospect Street School Parent Teacher Association will hold its November meeting Tuesday November 1 at 7:30 in the auditorium with an engaging program and refreshments.
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Betti
Oberlin Women's Club
Methodist Church
Frances Nickerson
H. B. Thurston
Dan Dudley
W. 8. Carson
al. R. O'Brien
Parent-Teacher Association of
Prospect Street School
Oberlin village to appoint arbitrators for light rate
Oberlin village officials report Ohio Electric Power company has chosen Howell Wright of Cleveland as arbitrator to help set a municipal electric rate. R Hasselman, a Cleveland engineer, is named as second arbitrator, with a third to be selected jointly. Wright is a Cleveland attorney who previously directed Wichttes under City Manager Hopkins. A six week leadership training course for church workers starts November 1 at Bosworth Hall, offered by local churches with Dr James A Richards as dean and a staff including Dean Thomas and Dr G Walter Fiske. Churches cooperating include First Methodist, Mt Zion Baptist, Second Congregational, First Congregational, Pilgrim Elyria, and South Amherst Congregational.
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Oberlin
Ohio Electric Power Company
Howell Wright
Land
R. Hasselman
Cleveland
Wright
Wichttes
Hopkins
Bosworth Hall
James A. Richards
W. L. Ludlow
Second Congregational Church
Elyria
Dean Thomas
W. Graham
G. Walter Fiske
Walter M. Horton
Bertha Stephens
First Methodist Church
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
First Congregational Church
Pilgrim Church of
Glass Concern Doing Good Business
The Hazel Atlas Glass Company of Wheeling reports nine months ending Sept 24 profits of 1,485,000 equal to 3.60 a share on 411,065 shares. Third quarter net profits were 528,635 after dividends. rents exceed dividend needs by about 30 percent for the quarter.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Hazel Atlas Glass Company
Rockford duck hunt ends in fatal shotgun discharge
Celina Ohio Oct 27 Charles Morrow aged 49 was fatally wounded when his shotgun discharged accidentally during a duck hunting trip near Rockford on the St Marys river. The death is Mercer county's first hunting fatality of the year.
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Celina
Chas. Morrow
Rockford
St. Mary's River
Mercer County
Farmer Brags of Killing Nine Ducks With One Shot Near Ottawa
Lima Ohio October 27 Livya Mericlke a farmer ten miles northeast of town said he killed nine ducks with one shot after spotting fourteen in the Ottawa River near his farm He fired and nine ducks fell but he dropped his gun into the river in excitement
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Lima
Livya Merickle
Here
Ottawa
Merickla
Zonta Halloween Party Hosts Meet at Second Congregational Church
Wilma Jacob and Mildred Neufer led a Zonta class Halloween party in the church basement with masquerade costumes and seasonable games. A bake and refreshments followed. The group plans a November 7 date for their next gathering. DAMES OF MALTA PLAN FOR PARTY.
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Wilma Jacob
Wilma Jacoby
Mildred Neufer
Dames OF Malta
I Q. O. F. Hall
Bridge
Five Hundred
Pedro
Bunco
Community Forum to Hear Mayor at Elyria Session
The Elyria Community Forum opens its third season Sunday afternoon October 30 at 3 PM in Bethany Baptist Church with Hon. W. H. Vandster Mayor of Elytia as guest speaker. The event features the Community Chorus directed by Fiend Davis and a lyric performance by L. V. Burnell of Camien Arkansas.
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Elyria
L. V. Burnell
Camien
Ark
Bethany Baptist Church
Col Roosevelt to Speak Tonight Across the Seas
Col Theodore Roosevelt will deliver a Republican campaign speech heard across the United States via a short wave broadcast from the Governor General of the Philippines. The speech from Manila marks a historic transoceanic broadcast, set for 7 a.m. Manila time, 6 p.m. EST in the U.S.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Republica
United States
Philippines
Republican National Committee
Audinie Roosevelt
Manila
Dry sentiment to counter Wet offensive in key races
The piece covers major gubernatorial and senatorial candidates as dry sentiment resurges to defeat the Wet forces. It notes a national group's push to cut public expenditures and a $750,000,000 annual saving pledge by Senator Bulkley and opponent Gilbert Bettman. An October 27 torch light rally in Findlay is set to feature War Secretary Hurley. Governor White criticizes Ingalls over Continental Shares voting and tax bill support, promising a reply if none is forthcoming.
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United States
National Organization
Bulkley
Gilbert Bettman
Findlay
Ingalls
Markets Report from Cleveland and Chicago Cash Quotations
Cleveland produce markets show steady oats and poultry with high volumes in hogs cattle and sheep. Chicago cash quotations list Butter Eggs and grains with mixed prices and futures noted, reflecting overall farm commodity activity and price ranges.
Kidnapping Case Tangles Fledgling Foster Mother
In a Los Angeles district case, Nancy Ruth, a Foster child, was snatched from her bed while nurse Mrs. M Dailey cared for her. Investigators linked two unknown adults to extortion letters to Mrs. Buchanan, the child's guardian, and staged a Biltmore hotel trap that failed. Authorities traced a rear door entry and noted ongoing custody disputes between Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. Borman amid a recent inheritance rumor.
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M. Dailey
Naner
Marty C. Cogen
Bormann
San Fernando
van Buys
Yamailiar
Cline
Biltmore
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