Eagles Lodge Past Presidents Preside Meeting in Elyria
Elyria Aerie No. 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles held a historic meeting with 250 members present as Past Presidents chaired all stations except three. Mell Brown filled the Jr. Past President seat. Gerald C. Nau presided. officers from the Degree Team filled vacancies. Eight candidates were initiated and a drill team exhibition followed. Deputy Grand President Charles Sacks gave the main address on the Eagles’ mission. A reception and lunch completed the event.
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Elyria Aeries No
Order of Eagles
Mell Brown
Robert Jensen
William France
J. L. Mathis
Gerald C. Nau
Elyria Aerie
Steve J. Leser
Clas
Joe Brackley
Wm.e. Pardee
Pas
Akron Aerie
Grand Aerie
E. J
Guy B. Findlay
Washburn
Wim. E. Pardee
E. J. Handyside
Man pleads not guilty to manslaughter in Lynchburg crash
A. Trepie of Columbus entered a not guilty plea to a manslaughter charge over the death of Mrs. F. H. Pinkerton of Lynchburg, Ohio, who died in an automobile collision. A preliminary hearing is set for November 10.
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Washington Co. H
Trepie
Columbus
F. H. Pinkerton
Lynchburg
Parole Board Orders Release of Two Prisoners to Federal Authorities
The state parole board ordered the release to federal authorities of Joe Pires and Angus Condi who faced assault to rob charges locally. The panel freed 34 prisoners overall and kept 19 cases under review. Frank Barath, 54, Stop 7 Yellow Line, was jailed on suspicion of threatening his family with a knife and attempting suicide by cutting himself, according to Sheriff Clarence Adams.
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State Board of Parole
Joe Pires
Angus Condi
Parole Board
Frank Barath
Clarence Adams
Boys Confess To Burglaries
Two youths arrested by Lorain police confessed to two burglaries committed with an older boy in the past two weeks. Three boys, the youngest 14, were taken into juvenile custody. Loot included two revolvers, steel traps, flashlights and other items from BD Green store and Starz Wake man general store.
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Lorain
Penuty
Paul Chapman
William Oldham
Kipton
BD. N. Green
Ion
Mr. Starz
Wakeman
Chapman
Lerain
Theounger
Twenty-eighth Street
Wasserman's Sues A G Dun and Co Over False Report
Wasserman's Inc a Broad street clothing store filed a 15000 suit in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas alleging the R G Dun and Company circulated a false report causing credit withdrawal and canceled orders. Attorneys Deutsch Elgins and Stern Cleveland said the Dun notice about a receiver was tied to a separate real estate transaction not affecting Wasserman's.
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Wasserman’s, Inc
Broad Street
R. G. Dun and Company
Cuyahoga County
I. Wasserman
Verdict awards George Schneider in auto collision case
A jury in common pleas court returned a verdict for 1 256 dollars in favor of George Schneider of 337 Winckles Street. The case arose from Mary M. McClure’s suit seeking 267 dollars for car damages after a collision at Sixteenth Street and East Avenue in August 19 3. Schneider’s cross petition asked 3 256 dollars for damages and personal injuries.
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George Schneider
Winckles Street
Common Pleas Court
Schneider
Mary M. McClure
McClure
Sixteenth Street
East Avenue
Wellington Man Found Dead in Barn Suicide Verdict
Kent Rowland, 24, of Wellington, was found with a 22 caliber bullet wound in his temple on his father's farm near Wellington. Coroner T A Peebles returned a death by own action verdict. Survived by parents Ray and (missing surname) Rowland and brother Dan. Funeral arrangements at Keith Andrews Funeral Home.
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Kent Rowland
Wellington
T. A. Peebles
Rowland
Ray Rowland
Wellington High School
Fender
Lorain County High School
Kent
Anna Bradstock
Penfield
Oberlin Business College
Dan
Puneral
Keith Andrews
Rabbi to Speak at Temple Tomoarda
Tarshish of New York will speak at the Jewish temple on Lodi Street tomorrow at ten o'clock. The topic is The Creation and Torah.
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Tomoarda
Ranhi
Tarshish
New York
Lodi Street
Hject
Creation
Toran
Death notices from Oberlin and nearby towns recount families and services
Mrs. Charlotte F. Jenkins of Oberlin dies after a two week illness at her daughter Eliza Marshall's home on North Main Street. She leaves six sons, three daughters, 47 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Funeral at Sudro funeral home then burial in Luray Virginia. Miss Madeline Neff Erhart of Virginia aged 47 dies after brief illness with services in Elyria. Dayton court rules traffic fines require state highway director consent. In Ireland and China reports note tax evasion probes and cultural progress respectively.
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Charlotte Jenkins
Charlotte F. Jenkins
Eliza Marshall
North Main Street
Oberlin
Thurstroon
John Jenkins
Baptist Caven
Luray
Virginia
Foil Jacob
William
Washington, D. C
John
Twinsburg
Ohio
Isaiah
David
MeKerport
Martie
Elyria
Sudro Funeral Home
Reg End John Bell
Cleveland
Madeline Neff
Erhart
John Neff
Lou's
Readhe
Hitler’s rise and the chancellorship demand disputed
The article notes the president refused Hitler’s demand for the chancellorship and cites Hitler’s distrust of democracy. Prof Geiser cautions against Italian- German comparisons, explaining Hitler’s Austrian origins and citizenship delay, and describing his spectacle driven appeal with a Wagnerian style public gathering of about 50,000 attendees.
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Hitler
Geiser
Letewers
Italy
Germany
Oberlin Eight Seek Rhodes Scholarships this year
Oberlin College will be represented by eight upperclassmen and two graduates in the Rhodes scholarship competition, spanning seven states. Notable names include John Brown, Robert Hubbard, Allen Clapp, Frank Berry, Donald Longman, Elliot Garbill, Paul Brown, Edward Tenne, Sidney Willis, and John Service, with G. L. Abernethy competing as Bucknell’s representative.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Rhodes
Ohio
John Brown
Robert Hubbard
Allen Clapp
Frank Berry
Donald Longman
Louisiana
Elliot Garbill
Massachusetts
Paul Brown
Iowa
Edward Tenne
Missouri
Sidney Willis
Kansas
John Service
California
G. L. Abernethy
Bucknell University
Bucknell
Theodore §. Wilder
United States At Large
James S. Childers
Alabama
William Co. Helmbold
Pennsylvania
Frederick Ficken
Y Camp Mecca For Many Groups In Autumn
Vermilton Elimia Y M C A camp near Lorain hosts diverse gatherings after summer, with Halloween parties and quiet autumn scenes. Groups including Y-Industrial club, Young married groups, Elyria High girls leaders, church groups, and neighborhood groups use the site for seasonal activities as individuals seek warmth and seclusion.
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Iss-See-Kes
Elimia Y VW C. A
Vermilltont
Lorain County
Y-Indus Club
W. Ft. 4
Elyria High School
Lorain
W. O. McClellan
Hoover campaign stops show Mrs Hoover's quiet charm
At Athens Ohio Mrs Hoover accepts cookies and a rubber elephant as the presidential train stops. The couple work rapid fire drives with Mrs Hoover campaigning from the background while the president handles crowds and interruptions. Local politicians frequently join the trip, keeping them busy.
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Athens
Ohio
Hmm
German thinker predicts Hitler vote to dip next election
Prof Geiser said the Hitler party would receive a slightly smaller vote than in the last election. He warned Bolshevism would widen its westward advance from Russia after World War I.
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Germany
Gaiser
Hitler Party
Geiser
Rusia
Kiwanians Hear Salvation Army Representative
Kiwanis Club met at the Newell Hotel on Thursday October 27 with visitors H J Ritter from Sandusky Ohio J F Orr from Cleveland and Harry Greene and Joseph Blue from Ford Motor Co Cleveland. They demonstrated mental telepathy. Mayor Van Oster chaired the Salvation Army Advisory Board and introduced Col Mrs Roberts of Cleveland who spoke for the Community Drive.
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Kiwanis Club
Newel Hotel
H. J. Ritter
Sandusky
Ohio
J F. Orr
Cleveland
Harry Greene
Joseph Blue
Ford Motor Co
van Oster
Salvation Army
Mrs. Roberts
Court actions filed in Lorain County and Amherst Township
Edith M. Christy of Oberlin sues Clarke A Hague and Mildred Hague of Lorain for 118 dollars on a promissory note. Pauline Spillner of Cleveland sues Jene O Birdsong et al for 600 dollars on a promissory note. Foreclosure of property in Amherst township is asked.
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Edith M. Christy
Oberlin
Clarke A. Hague
Mildred Hague
Lorain
Pauline Spillner
Cleveland
Jene O. Birdsong
Amherst Township
Speaker Geiser At Oberlin Club Dinner
Prof Geiser addressed the Oberlin club noting the small property owner in Germany and the fight against Bolshevism. Harvey C Cheney introduced the speaker, a former student, and the next club dinner is set for December 2.
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Germany
Europe
Geiser
Harvey C. Cheney
Oberlin
Halloween social notes and society events around town
Lucky Links hosts party at Mrs. F Hamiltons home with costume prizes and five hundred games guests from Cleveland attend Bethel Shrine Halloween gathering featuring Mrs Margaret Gray and live music by Mrs Catherine Merthe's orchestra Ladies Aid at St Johns Lutheran holds missionary program plans next meetings Bethel Shrine Auxiliary meets November third Nancy Giles hosts Halloween party for fifteen children Box social and dance night with awards and auctions Marriage license applications listed for several local couples and out of town residents
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Bethel Shrine
C. O. F. Hall
Hallowe'en
Cleveland
Margaret Gray
Catherine Merthe
Wayne Garland
Fred Sasse
Bethel Shring
Arthur Hiscox
Town Ling Road
Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Third Street
Nancy Giles
Hier
Stanford Avenue
Madelon Englehardt
Barbara
Stoddard
Maria Keeler
Kay Schrock
Lohnes
Audrey Green
Jane Ann Elgar
Phyllis Refenning
Nanette Jackson
Paul, Gemibzel
Harold West
Douglas Hines
Norman Alger
Gordog Schultz
Donald Waite
Quiet 48th Anniversary Observed in Grafton
GRAFTON O Oct 28 The forty eighth anniversary of their marriage was quietly celebrated by Mr and Mrs W H Tabler of this village They came to Grafton fourteen years ago when Mrs Tabler joined the faculty of Grafton High School and where he served ten years retiring four years ago Lor-Ely Club Meets in Lorain Lor-Ely Bridge Club members were entertained at the home of Mrs Chrystal Ryan Broadway Lorain First prize at counting time went to Mrs Mary Henry second to Mrs Edith Humphrey and consolation to Mrs Ellen Clotz
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L E. Daniels
Oberlin
Gambier
Bexley Hall
Divinity School
Kenyon College
J. L. Clifford
Martha Bailes
Springfield
Elton Hamer
Arthur Princehorn
Princehorn
Professor
Grafton
W. H. Tabler
Tabler
Grafton High School
Lor-Ely
Loraln
Markets Report From Cleveland and Chicago Prices
Market notes list price quotes for produce live cattle pigs and poultry. Hogs steady near 3.50, cattle mixed with steers up to 5.10, calves around 6.50, eggs steady, potatoes and wheat quoted, assorted fruits vegetables and grains with regional variations across Ohio Pennsylvania New York and Illinois markets. Major items include leghorn fowls turkeys ducks broilers and shelled nuts with timely ballast on regional receipts and grading.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Chicago
iSez Tress
Xtra
Roosters Sc
Rock Springs
Tom Turkets
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
South Dakota
ARLEY
Meeting Adjoins To reconvene In Two Weeks With Mrs Mary Henry
The members adjourned and will meet again in two weeks with Mrs Mary Henry of Oberlin Avenue Lorain.
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Mary Henry
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain
Miller Addresses Lorain Meeting on Budget and Taxes
A political meeting discusses budget balancing through new taxes described as war taxes. D. W. Seward introduces Miller who is praised for cleansing Republicans in Cuyahoga county. W. G. Smith of the Men's Democrat club opens the gathering, with Miller speaking in Lorain after his Lorain stop.
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Hoover
Muller
Miller
D. W. Seward
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
W. G. Smith
Men's Democrat Club
Lorain
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Weagles
Wagner
Gillette
Sige
Ac A
Licines
Indyam
Elyria Firm
A. G. Dun and GO
Awardeg
Elyria’s
Brenner’s
Tite
Dayton
Common Pleas
E. 3. Snediker
China
Irish Free State
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
William Bell
YALE
Neil E. MacMillan
Daniel G. MacMillan
New Haven
Western Reserve Academy
Hudson
Mary MacMilan
Black Mountain
D. C
Alert S
Hudson Academy
University of North Carolina
Oberlin Vocational School
Amy Ingraham
North Cedar Avenue
C. J. Betts
Rawdon
Board of Education
Roosevelt Club
Oberlin Democratic Club
Women's Democratic Club
Martin L. Davey
Dow W. Harter
Akron
Messrs. Johnson and
Hampden
Democratic Club
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Epworth League
The
Methodist Church
G. A. Bahr
Spring Street
the Baptist Sunday School
Lucky Links Club
F. Hamilton
Lucky Links
Luella Hamilton
West Street
Mildred Hawley
Etta Burke
Florence Duncan
P. Peterman
Burke
Kathryn Krugman
Hamilton
Mary Gooden
George Brand
Furnace Street
Armin Schroeder
Fred Zarnke
Albert. Youngebere
Arthur Koepp
Alfred Schula
V.fow. Auxiliary and Post
Chandler
W. McCauilly
Danning
F. Brandt
W. Mecully
Marrtage
Michael Angelo Abraham
Welder
Lora
Gertrude Engelhart
Justice of Peate
Russell K Carpenter
Columbia Township
Rick Vein
Crooks Coal
FUAX
Tolelo
Tolmoy
Tolads
Rato Basin
Nein
Savoy
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Geo. H. Crawford
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