Expect Parade Tonight To Be Largest In Elyria
Preparations for the annual Hallowe en parade tonight in Elyria are in final stage with hundreds of costumes to be worn by participants. Ten judges will rate entries across five divisions with prizes in each, to be awarded after the parade on Middled Avenue near Ely Park. Cider and doughnuts will be handed to marching children, and parade tickets grant access to refreshments.
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Elyria
R. R. Bevard
Kenneth Rbotamer
Robert Bainbridge
Harry Burr
M. H. Forbes
George Livingston
Howard Morgan
C. A. McMillen
M. 5. Whitman
Mark Willis
Middled Avenue
West Avenue
Broad Street
East Avenue
Third Street
Middle Avenue
Ely Park
Wurbitzer
World War Veteran and Former Lorain Patrolman Dies
Oberlin Ohio October 29 George Stanley Haynes 44 dies at Allen Hospital after several days illness. Born Virginia March 3 1893, he lived in Oberlin five years after fifteen in Lorain where he served as a peace officer under Major Grau. He was a World War II era colonel and was gassed in France. Haynes ran for Oberlin council and belonged to Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Branch No 2 Cleveland.
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Oberlin
George Stanley Haynes
Allen Hospital
Groveland Street
Mr. Haynes
Virginia
Lorain
Grau
France
Christian
Oand Missionary Alliance Church
Cleveland
Youth Fatally Shot in New Port. Assassin Unknown
Florenzo Johnny Stern, 17, died after a fatal shooting in New Port yesterday. Police found a blood stained pistol as their only clue and Stern named an unidentified assassin on his death bed.
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New Port
Florenzo
Johnny” Stern
Falls From Tricycle Fracture Hits Four Year Old
Eve lyn Joy Cordy four suffered a fractured left elbow after falling from a tricycle yesterday afternoon near 141 Courtland street in Elyria. She was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Evelyn Joy Cordy
Chester J. Cordy
Courtland Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Weather Summary For Northeast United States
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight with Saturday partly cloudy and colder in the northwest. A weather system moved from off New Jersey toward Maine while a western disturbance sits over Wisconsin. High pressure dominates the South Atlantic States and the Rocky Mountain region. Rain fell across Pennsylvania and New England, with cooler temperatures in the northwest and warmer readings in the central and northern plains.
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New Jersey
Maine
Wisconsin
South Atlantic States
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Pennsylvania
New England
Faxon appoints R A Schwartz patrolman in Elyria
J D Faxon named Robert A Schwartz 31 of 525 Clark street to fill the patrolman vacancy caused by Frank Waldron’s November 1 retirement. Schwartz scored 92 percent in civil service exams, with three other candidates above 90. He will start around November 1 after equipment fitting and has prior service as Western Union branch manager in Toledo for eight years. He is an Army ROTC lieutenant, stationed at the CCC camp since January, and was born in Bowling Green Ohio. He stands 186 feet 9 1/4 inches tall, weighs 170 pounds, and has two children, Robert age seven and James age four.
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Safety Service
J. D. Faxon
Robert A. Schwartz
Clark Street
Frank Waldron
Schwartz
Faxon
Western Union
Toledo
Schwarts
Elyria
Chiildren
Officers Reserve Corps
CCC
Bowling Green
St. Joseph's College
Collegeville
Ind
Robert
James
15 000 Teachers Convene In Cleveland
In Cleveland more than 15 000 teachers opened a two day Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting at Public Hall with Dr Willis A Sutton and Dr Charles W Gilkey as principal speakers. Courses and holiday closures affected 400 000 pupils as election tabulation used voting machines to pick officers.
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Cleveland
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Willis A. Sutton
Atlanta
Charles W. Gilkey
University of Chicago
Josh Lee
Oklahoma
Northeastern Ohio
Ellis KE. Snyder
Capital University
Columbus
W. E. Wenner
Ashtabula Harbor
E. E. Butterfield
H. R. Hazel
Hazel
Ivan C. Mann
Massillon
James P. Griffith
Youngstown
EK. Glenn Baxter
Elyria
Julia W Smitt
J. B. Cameron
Butterfield
R. Co. Masten
Joan Jamieson
Loran
Ruth Skéelg
Canton
B. F. Stanton
Alliance
Robert Fleming
Dale R. Rice
Mentor
Mr. Cameron
Former G O P Leader Dies At Marion
Fred W. Warner aged 56 a former State Republican Central committeeman died of cancer at his Marion Ohio home He helped secure Warren G Harding's Presidential nomination at Chicago in 1920 Warner recently resigned from the Ohio Board of Bar Examiners and the State Republican Committee.
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Marion
Fred W. Warner
Republican Central
St Andrews Church Marks Centenary In Elyria Ohio
Members recall the centennial of St Andrew's Episcopal Church in Elyria with reflections on 1837 origins, the first vestry, and the church's growth from a courthouse meeting to a stone church built in 1872 and enlarged in 1916. Seventeen rectors have served, and three Elyria men entered the ministry from the parish. The present rector since 1913 is Rev Edwin B Redhead.
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Elyria
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Orrin Cowles
Episcopal Church
St. Andrew’s Church
Ohio
Lorain County
Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of Ohio
United States of America
Drake Andrews
Chauncey Pringle
E. E. H. Leonard
Luther D. Griswold
Missionary Board of the
Anson Clerk
Crandall’s
Noakes
Middle Avenue
Third Street
German Evangelical Church
Eric Tasman
William X. Smith
Six Killed In Head-On Crash In Iowa City Area
Six persons were killed and three injured in a head on auto collision last night near Vinton Iowa The dead include Mrs Raymond Brown 28 Cedar Rapids Marcia Lee Brown 3 Cedar Rapids Mrs O A Newton 75 Grundy Center Mrs Bud Shaw 24 Grundy Center Mrs Harry Newton 61 Grundy Center and John Roach 60 Vinton Injured were David Roach of Vinton and Mia Robbins of Grundy Center and her son Douglas who rode in the Browns Newtons and Mrs Shaw vehicle
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Vinton
Raymond Brown
Cedar Rapids
Marcia Lee Brown
O. A. Newton
Grundy Center
3Ud Shaw
Harry Newton
John Roach
David Roach
Mia
Art Robbins
Douglas
Browns
Newtons
New Search To Be Started for Amelia Earhart
A new search will start from SAN FRANCISCO within five weeks for Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan who disappeared during a July flight over the South Pacific near Howland Island. E H Dimity, friend of George Palmer Putnam, says he is not convinced they perished. A large three masted schooner is being fitted in Seattle to carry a seaplane, launches, boats, radio, and deep sea gear for a cruise across the South Sea, focusing on coral isles west of Gilbert Island.
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San Francisco
Amelia Earhart
Fred Noonan
South Pacific
Howland Island
E. H Dimity
George Palmer Putnam
Dimity
Miss Earhart
Noonan
Seattle
South Sea
Gilbert Island
Former Ohio Justice Under $200 Bond
Kenton Ohio October 29 former Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court Carrington T Marshall was held on 200 bond awaiting Hardin County grand jury review for driving without a license. He was stopped on State Route 31 a mile south of Kenton and pleaded not guilty asking to be bound over. Bond was provided by a friend.
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Kenton, O
Carrington T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Hardin County Grand Jury
Marshall
D. L. Valentine
Kenton
Justice of the Peace
Roy Haudenschild
Germany Declines Far Eastern Conference Participation
Berlin reports Germany will not attend the Far Eastern Conference on the Chinese Japanese war, declining as a non signator to the Nine Power Treaty. The Nazi government joins Japan in the boycott but offers willingness to take part in practical pacification measures agreed by others.
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Berlin
Germany
Japan
Loyalist government moves to Barcelona amid Nationalist offensive
Oct 29 dispatch reports the Loyalist government shifting operations to Barcelona as Nationalist forces plan offensive across eastern Spain. Ministries relocate while a blockade of the eastern coast is outlined from the French border to Almeria. Admiral Francisco Moreno Fernandez arrives in Palma Majorca to command Balearic forces, amid fears of foreign domination there.
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Hendaye
Barcelona
Spain
Madrid
Valencia
Nationalista
Deer impaled on fence touches Cleveland reservoir
A 350 pound four point deer was found impaled on a fence around Baldwin reservoir by Edward Albl, a street car motorman, as he headed to work in Cleveland Ohio on October 29. The incident centers on a venison feast planned at Albl’s home.
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Cleveland
Edward Albl
Albl
Baldwin Reservoir
State Rests In Hahn Trial Mass murder case ends its case
The state rested its first degree murder case against Anna Marie Hahn after more than two weeks of testimony in Cincinnati. The indictment concerns the death of Jacob Wagner and cites three other deaths as collateral evidence. Judge Bell offered the defense access to organs for expert analysis of Wagner Gsellman and Obendorfer as requested.
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Cincinnatio
Anna Marie Hahn
Charlies
Bell
George Gsellman
Albert Palmer
George Obendorfer
Wagner
Gsellman
Plan To Finance Corn Loans To Be Presented
Washington October 29 plan to finance corn loans without upsetting the presidents budget will be presented to Mr Roosevelt at Hyde Park tonight United Press learned at a treasury conference that ran into the night Attending were Secretary Morgenthau Assistant Secretary Taylor Acting Budget Director Bell and RFC Chairman Jones The amount or funding method was not revealed to avoid increasing the 695000000 deficit projected for the fiscal year
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
United Press
Treasury
of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Wayne C. Taylor
Daniel W. Bell
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Japanese air raid devastates Sunkiang church property
Shanghai reports state Sunkiang a suburb northwest of Shanghai was practically leveled after a Japanese air raid. Streets were littered with dead as the attack destroyed the property of the Southern Methodist Church.
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Shanghai
Sunkiang
Southern Methodist Church
Youth Admits Burglary At Coal Company Safe
Homer Baker 19 of Root Road confessed to breaking into Schroll Coal Company on Cleve land Road outside the city, taking 180 to 200 dollars from the safe. Officials reported 215.39 missing. Baker, a former employee, pleaded not guilty and was bound to the grand jury under 2000 dollars bond. He apologized to former employer Schroll during arraignment. Chief Deputy Smith cited high spending as a clue.
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Homer Baker
Root Road
Schroll Coal Company
Cleveland Road
William G. Smith
Baker
Coal Company
Abbe Road
Preston Coon
L. N. Schroil
Wealthy Guggenheim and Escort Robbed in Queens Attack
Mrs Elizabeth Eaton Guggenheim 32 and John Fry Jr 23 were assaulted and robbed by two heavyset men as they left a Springfield Boulevard club and entered a car near Mineola Long Island. Fry was struck and robbed of 161 while Mrs Guggenheim lost 300. Both were treated and police investigated.
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New York
Elizabeth Eaton Guggenheim
Col. Meyer Robert Guggenheim
Guggenheim
Ealing
Queens
Red Circle
John Fry, Jr
Babylon
Long Island
Mine
Patrolman Bongs Hospitalized For Throat Infection
Patrolman Fred Bongs was ordered to Elyria Memorial Hospital by his physician today for treatment of a throat infection. The condition was not critical but serious enough to require hospital care, per Dr. R. C. Novotny.
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Fred Bongs
Elyria Memorial Hospital
R. C. Novotny
Three British Soldiers Die as Japanese Shelling Escalates
At Shanghai the Japanese shelled the British outpost at the edge of the International Settlement killing three Ulster Rifles soldiers and wounding three others. Ambulatory aid reported a demolished post on Jessfield road with further casualties and refugees panicked by the barrage. A 150-strong Chinese barricaded force near Chaosi faced the Japanese standoff as officials warned of swift action. Brigadier Smollett toured defenses amid fears of renewed artillery on the western boundary.
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Shanghat
U. P
Ulster Rifles
United Press
Chapei
Jessfield Road
Soochow Creek
Royal Ulster Rifleman
British
Royal Welch Fusiliers
Telfer Smollett
Jessfield
Jesspelu
North Station
Chaosi
Sun Yuan-Loang
Sheriff Awaits Report On Grafton Murder Case
Sheriff William F. Graft said a definite break is awaited in the unsolved attack murder of Louise Hornbeck a 19 year old near Grafton Ohio with Dr Reuben Strauss Cleveland pathologist due to report on the body examination and blood traces found on clothing a 23 year old hitchhiker suspect is also under analysis Earl Hornbeck and his 14 year old son Forest visited the department for progress updates and the father hinted a potential move from Grafton once the case is resolved
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William F. Graft
Louise Hornbeck
Reuben Strauss
Cleveland
Strauss
Mt. Victory
Earl Hornbeck
Forest
Sheriff's Department
Hornbeck
Cirm
Grafton
Big Four Railroad
Edwards Manville Seeks Divorce From Tommy Manville
Reno report says Marcelle Edwards Manville filed suit for divorce from New York playboy and asbestos fortune heir Tommy Manville after four years of marriage. The filing comes as the couple's status is unsettled and financial details are noted.
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Reno
Marcelle Edwards Manville
Tommy Manville
New York
Playboy
Brave Soldiers Fire Pride Of All China
Japanese army halted its attack on 2150 Chinese defenders at Soochow Creek after fierce fighting. Chinese forces held two warehouses for two days, while British and American units watched across the creek. Brigadier Telefer-Smollett ordered the Japanese to retreat, and the conflict paused with no surrender.
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Shanghai
Soochow Creek
United States Marines
British
Royal Welch Fusiliers
China
Welch Fusiliers
International Settlement
A. P. D. Telefer- Smollett
A Bad Combination Car Ad Reconditions Winter Ready Offer
A dated want ad promotes a reconditioned “Winter Ready” car with a sales pitch about avoiding inconvenience. It urges readers to consult today’s Want-Ads for a complete directory of best buys.
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R. A. Schwartz
St. Andrew's
E. G. Redhead
Bulletin
Hahn
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