Sears To Open New Store Here Thursday
Sears Roebuck and Co moves its Elyria operation from 332 Broad Street to 382 Broad Street to accommodate expanding merchandise lines. The new Berkshire Life Insurance lease offers 19,880 square feet, 72 percent larger than the old store, with plans for a quicker, more efficient service and better customer comfort. The staff works to finish displays, wind down old operations, and prepare for the Thursday opening amid final inspections and last minute adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Broad Street
Bears, Roebuck and Co
Berkshire Life Insurance Co
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
Rene. Young
Teday
Sears
Young
Flying Model Contest Set for Sunday at McBirley School Grounds
The Model Craftsman's Club sponsors a citywide model contest this Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Built-up or semi-scale models may enter in Duration or Distance events. Prizes include a Cleveland Model 4i kit for a Curtiss Hawk and a Webcams Hac kit for the distance winner. Contact George Washburn or Richard Gaai for details. The Australian Government will send a trade delegation to India.
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Model Craftsman’s Club 9
Ivria
Obie
McBirley
Cleveland
Bsatest Tooking
Dex
Rich
George Washburn
Kenton Ave
Richard Ga
Charles Ci
Hospital Again On Approved List
Flyria Memorial Hospital and Gates Hospital for Crippled Children have been placed on the American College of Surgeons approved list at its twenty fifth annual congress in San Francisco. This marks the ninth consecutive year on the list as standards rise yearly and inspections continue. Hospital officials praised the recognition while noting evolving requirements to maintain approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyria Memorial Hospital
Gates Hospital For
American College of Surgeons
San Francisco
Tiss
Amarivana
Tae
Corese
Malcolm T. MacEachern
Bosstandardizstiog Movreme
Red Cross Drive Mobilizes 29 Teams Across Lorain County
In Lorain County the Red Cross drive opens with 29 teams including 16 men and 14 women, aiming to raise 22500 as district leaders flag it the largest division yet. Captains from Oberlin to Amherst select teams of five to ten volunteers, with a mix of men and women directing canvases and fundraisers across towns and ships to support the aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cros Cail
Saco
T. Moore
Conirt
Suiser Aus Voluntar
Oberlin
Grafter
Lea- Granse
Rochkeste
Hiptow
Amherst
Lorain Cowatt
Capta
Faanser
M. H. Crowder
Tibor Toth
Jack Rassler
Frank Hoover
Phil Robson
Richard
Horan
Frank Wiicor
Birch
H. E. Agate
Seward Bleck
Carl Niemeier
Joseph
Petro
Gerald Squires
M. A
Otto K. Mischka
Harris Street
H. W. Pond
Washington Avenue
George Hewitt
E. Broad Street
C. M. Ackerman
Princeton Avenue
Charles G. Clark
Dennison Avenue
Roberts S. Wison
Fred Lawrence
Cascade Street
Hazel Randall
West Sid Street
L. J. Kolngus
Sia Street
Dehm
Cotton Processing Tax Case To Be Taken Up Dec 9
Washington Ohio December 8 The Supreme Court will hear arguments on the validity of the sinking tax and the new deal measures involved in the cotton processing tax case. The case centers on the constitutionality of taxes connected with cotton processing and involves key figures in the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pier
New Deal
Republicans To Meet At Taylor Home
Republicans announce a meeting at the Taylor residence as part of a series in eastern Kejts with a 6th district focus. The event outlines a schedule and participants as part of local party activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Freiin
Aadmut
Mwas
Mooney Case Stays In California Court
Washington reports the Supreme Court remains in California hands as motions to release inmate Thomas J. Mooney from San Quentin are denied. The California Supreme Court continues to oversee the case with no immediate action to transfer, keeping jurisdiction local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney
California
Washington
Supreme
Today
Thomas J. Mooner
Raleasa
San Quentin
California Supreme Court
Oberlin briefs and social notices from local Oberlin items
Oberlin society notes list delivery service contacts for Mrs Esther Alflen and Louis Bliss. The Past Presidents of the W R C plan a luncheon at Mrs Spaulding on North Pleasant. Briefs include Cols guests Edna Hagans and Apes Henderson tracking Ohio Rebekah Assembly events, visits by Ruth King’s family, and weekend guests at the Yeaman home among Oberlin residents and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Esther Alflen
Louis Bliss
Pleasant St
J. E. Wickler
West College Street
Edna Hagsans
Apes Henderson
Columbus
Friendship Special
School of
Ohio Rebekah Assembly
C. R. Summers
Hagans
Henderson
W. W. Robinson
David
Toledo
Ruth King
Helen Rook
Akronworth High
E. J. Yeamans
Morgum Street
Yeoman
Lorel Dean
Verna Dean
Beres
Harry Dean
Etadie
LaGrange
Winifred Park
Lakewood
W. E. Resers
Esther
Betty
Ernest Sanders
Pen
Rogers
Junior Sanders
Frank Sanders
Ober
Club Activities In Oberlin This Week
Oberlin notices list several weekly events. The Star Bridge club meets at M Miller on East College, with regular hosts for October 25. The Mactes club convenes with Grace Morgan on Walser rest, and a literature group gathers at East Lorain. Neighborhood groups plan meetings with Mrs. George Jackson on October 31 and a regular session at November 1.
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Oberlin
AN Star Bridge Club
M Miller
Op East College
Mre. A
Woodland Avenue
Rebesaan Joige & O
Ess and
Pra
Mactes Club
Grace Morgan
Walser Rest
West Lorain and North Ceishborhood Club
George Jackson
Cegar
Local police report violent incident and arraignment
Police found Tony Zelenr in a shack with a severe head wound after a beating. He was treated at a hospital. Horace Lara arraigned before Merer W. H. Wanesier on charges related to Lake avenue and 547 imtexicat. Public record notes Good men are to be tried this afternoon.
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Tony Zelenr
Blake and Vulcan S
Sundar Econ
Zalenr
Citar
Pisses
Terea
Horace Lara
W. H. Wanesier
Rechis Lake Avenue
Absat
Aherncen
Local notices stray from text in Lorain County report
A garbled report notes a Lorain County drum association officer and a secretary role with a $55 dues total. Herbert Lesteng of LeGranse faced a $35 fine for intoxication after a disturbance at LaPorte. An Odd Fellows hall event is mentioned with friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Lesteng
LeGranse
Jacoph Petra
Ime
Gee Ai LaPorte
Relief Funds Extend to November Fifteenth
The article notes federal orders extending relief to November 15 for unemployed relief clients linked to WPA projects. It states the first half of December would cover care for employable relief clients, about 246 families, to be handled by the county or local sub divisions under federal guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Anne Rear
Eainty
Novemjher
Velfox
Two Girls Held As Hitchhiking Suspects In Oberlin
Two 16 year old girls from Penfield Pennsylvania were picked up in Oberlin as hitchhikers and held in county jail for investigation. They said they were headed to Dearborn Michigan but would not reveal their purpose for leaving home, according to Jailer Carl Heilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Oberlin
Dearborn
Mich
Carl Heilman
Names Attached To Pictures Of Lorain County Distinguished Men
In Lorain County court a controversy over unsigned photos ended with removal and replacement. Judge Webber had a large photo of George P. Mercais displayed with his name, and photos of five other lawyers hung anonymously. The judge ordered names inserted in the same large letters for Hare Birke Boraton and E. G. Joanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Leazer
George P. Merecaiz
Webber
Hare, Birke, Boraton and Me
E. G. Joanson
Lawyers' Club To Hear Prof Dawson Next Saturday
The Lawyers' Club will hear Professor Dawson at a meeting announced by Richard Stevens. Members of the Leraix County Bar were invited to attend the event at the Newell Hore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawyers’ Club
Prof
Dawson
Eir Nocno
Newell Hore
Richard Stevens
Mem
Leraix
NUMBER THREE Continued From Front Lines Battle Strategy
The report describes Gen Rodolfo Grazi’s doomed campaign and a planned main force maneuver between Diredawa and Jipiza for an anticipated battle. It recalls encounters with 200 French troops at Dire dawa and notes wartime shortages and the speaker's reflections on global hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jidigarar
Siredavwa
Diredawa
Jipiza
Bastian
Democrat Club To Meet Wednesday Evening
The Sixth Ward Democrat Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday evening at the Grpey Fiddle on Woeedtford avenue. The meeting is called for 8 P M and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ward Men’s Democrat Club
Woeedtford Avenue
P. M
Deaths in Elyria area claim several residents
Ruth H. Smith 71 of 394 Pasadena avenue died at her sister’s home after a long illness born in England in 1874 she came to Elyria in 1565 and lived with her sister 26 years another sister survives funeral arrangements at Nichols Funeral Home with services led by Daniel S Roth of Lakewood burial in Ridgelawn cemetery. Mary Chester 75 of Avon Ohio died after an extended illness at her sister’s Elyria home she was a Baptist and survived by two sisters and a niece and nephews with two brothers predeceased. Evelyn Fiew Baker 28 of Painesville Ohio died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a two week illness she is survived by husband parents a sister and a brother with services to be held at Nichols Funeral Home. Auntie J Bick-Freedonia New York relative of local resident C E Bar details note. Richard A House Sr 253 Kentucky avenue died at St Themes hospital Akron after a week with pneumonia he was a former city resident now in Washington a machinist in Navy yards burial and services planned. Katie Rand widow of Samuel Rand died after a lingering illness at her daughter’s home in Indian Hollow Road she was born in Wisconsin and survived by many children and grandchildren burial at Ridgelawn. George Schautz of Buffalo died noting prior work at National Tube Lorain and former home on West Erie Avenue in Elyria.
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Ruth H. Smith
Pasadena Avenue
Fred Stephens
Miss Smith
Warwickshire
England
Elyria
May Yapp
Toledo
Nichols Funeral Home
Daniel 5. Roth
Lakewood
Ridselawne Cemetery
Mary Chester
Avon
Ohio
Sarah van Wormer
Broadstreet
Hfe
Baptist Chureaa
Frances Perkins
New Haven
Ind
Evelyn Flew Baker
Evelyn Fiew Baker
Glenn F. Baker
Painesvifle
Elyria Memo Hospital
Wakeman
Flew
Irene
Clarence
Grafton
Tuesith Rey
Arch
Eaton
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Richard A. House
Kentucky Avenue
W. Zor
D. C
St Themes Hospital
Akron
Mr. House
East Ninth Street
Washington
U.S. Navy Yards
National Tube Company
Lorain
Mr. Hoore
New London
Libbie Hoore
Richard
Elsra
Friday College
A. H
Albert
Lioyd A and Leech F
Cleveland
Sudro Funeral Home
Gonzo
Findlay College
LaGranze Cemetery
Jennie Caldwell
John Buttolph
Taylor
William Hoffman
Fourth Street
George Schautz
Buffalo
New York
Schautz
Blooming Mill
West Erie Avenue
Books Of County Road Department Will Be Audited
A complete audit of the county road department's books will be made to determine the amount of county funds allegedly misappropriated by Harry Rehling, 39, the road foreman who pleaded guilty to payroll padding. Rehling said he took about $560 in 1934. An investigation was started into other possible charges and another man in the department has been discharged. Rehling was held in jail on bond and later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rehling
Rehling
King
Warden
Oscar G. Dunn
Sale Of Property Set Aside In Common Pleas Court
Judge D A Cook set aside a sheriff sale of Mrs Mary Morris property after purchaser J L Edwards filed a motion arguing he bought the property under the understanding taxes were settled. The case tests a new tax statute for sheriff sales after October 1 claiming all taxes are paid. Pepples Banking Company, foreclosure plaintiff, contends the property was sold subject to 1935 taxes totaling about 90 dollars. Deputy Claude Adams reported the estimated tax amount. 1935 taxes are not due until January, suggesting withholding taxes if the sale proceeds.
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Common Pleas Judgie
D. A. Cook
Mary Morris
J. L. Edwards
Pepples Banking Company of
Oberlin
Morrh
Claude Adams
Ducks Fly High Over Elyria Headlines Flight Over City
A flock of ducks appeared above Elyria around 3 30 pm flying in a perfect V formation. The birds headed southwest as they crossed over the area, inspiring local observers and duck hunters alike with the unexpected aerial display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Six More Workmen Requested for WPA School Job
The county tuberculosis sanatorium WPA two room school project faced slow progress blamed on low skilled relief workers. Architect Paul Sissman urged six more stone cutters and setters rated at 60 percent or better, saying the project would take about 9 1/2 months at the current pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rissman
Rissman
Ernest Rule
WPA
Puble Rissman
Ethiopian Front Advances as Italian Flag Rises on historic Spot
Generals from the Italian advance raise a flag on the Aduwa site where Menelik and Ras Mangascia once kept tents before the 1896 battle, while Ethiopian rear guards fire in vain until Italian machine gunners retaliate. In Alliance Ohio, Peter Zamaitis, an 18 year old Alliance High School senior, dies at city hospital from intestinal injuries suffered during the Massillon Alliance game Friday night.
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Aduwa-Aksum
Diamanti
Menelik
Ras Mangascia
Aduwa
Lliance
Peter Zamaitis
Alliance High School
Ciy Hospital
Massillon
Cleveland Markets Report Excerpts From Fresh Produce and Livestock
Market notes show K Market and Evils Market steady on various staples with 32c thin tubs and current receipts around 27c. Live poultry weak with colored fowl heavy, ducks 19c, old roosters 23c, and dressed poultry prices listed. Potatoes quoted at 225 per bag range, livestock market active with lambs at 9 to 9.5, hogs 2.25 to 3.00 per 100 pounds, and cornish fowl prices noted. vegetables include cucumbers, endive, lettuce, and tomatoes with assorted per dozen or basket pricing. Bulky city market details include broilers at 24c and ducks 15c, alongside onions, cabbage, and other produce items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New Jersey
Seti Ele
Michigan
Seventy-Five Take Exams For Sanatorium Jobs
Approximately 75 persons have applied for civil service examinations to be held at Hamilton School tomorrow morning for five Pleasant View Sanatorium positions. Openings include resident physician, superintendent of nurses, business manager, maintenance man, and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton School
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Tsar
High School Boy Accidentally Shot in Sadyside
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Eugene Horne, a high school freshman, who was accidentally shot through the heart by a .22 caliber rifle in the hands of 15-year-old James Horne. The shooting occurred at the Neffs home in Dittes Bottom, south of here, where the Morne family were visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadyside
Eugene Horne
Horne
James Horne
Dittes Bottom
Eberhart's career spans governorship to housing work
The piece details former Minnesota governor Eberhart, his rise from rural schooling to law, state senate, and lieutenant governor roles. It notes his tenure as governor from 1909 to 1912, the elimination of many small schoolhouses, and his later work in federal housing and public lectures. The article invites public attendance at a chamber event with reservations through A. H. Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustaves Adolphus College
St. Peter
Minnesota
United States
Farge
Eberhart
Johnson
Chicago
Bramstow
Saeeeen
Florence Lee Parole Eligibility Set For November 13
Florence Lee Lerain night club proprietress is slated for parole on or after November 13 after being convicted last November 3 of manslaughter in connections with the September 2 shooting of her sweetheart Michael Carrey at her establishment The 400 Bridge Club on Oberlin Avenue and following a brain at her club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lee
Lerain
Ohio Board of Parole
Miss Lee
Michael Carrey
400 Bridge Club
Oberlin Avenue
Geese swept over Falls as river hunts crowd Maid of the Mist
Birds fled the river amid gunfire and attempted drives by hunters as 6,000 geese moved from upper river toward warmer climates. Officials expected the river cleared by noon, with about 200 geese killed by sinking currents or gunfire. Spectators watched from Maid of the Mist landing while dogs and improvised nets recovered geese from the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reenann
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Sederis Restaurant
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Red Cross
John K. Nece
Wednedar
Pance
Democrat Club
Mrs
Annie Bickers
J. Bick
Freedonia
C. E. Bar
Seventh Street
Thamas Rush
Helen
How
Richard Co. House
Court Street
County Road Department
Newell Hotel
Broad St
Cleveland Livestock
Exoud “Gravs
Sloogs
Stags Feve Poo
BRO Sons
Federal Housing Administration
New England
Wyoming
Aiways
A. H. Waters
Chamber of Commerce
Adlerika
Mabel Schott
Manx
H. L. Shoah
C. W. Phillips
A. A. Crandall
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Lorain County Company
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