Halloween Traditions And Elyria Toy Shop Sponsorship Change
Halloween lore notes ghostly beliefs and mischief on October 31 1937 as children survey home opportunities while Elyria Toy Shop loses Knights of Columbus sponsorship after two years. The charity previously funded by K of C and earlier by American Legion delivered toys to hundreds of needy children and rehabilitated thousands of used toys.
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Hallowe’en
England
Ireland
France
Hlallowe’en
Hallowe'en
Elyria Toy Shop
Knights of Columbus
Elyria
Santa
Kk. of C.lodge
American Legion
What Will It Cost Taxpayers In Congress Session
The estimate for the coming Congress costs taxpayers 1.5 million, counting mileage, offices, printing, heating the capitol, and barber shop services. Yet new appropriations loom larger, with Mr. Wallace's ever normal granary implying vast treasury riches. The old saying that upkeep surpasses first cost comes to mind.
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Congress
Capitol
Wallace
Treasury
Red Cross cautionary humor on hunts and CCC youth employment
The Red Cross humorously urges hunter safety in the woods, warning against careless gun handling and stressing visible safety practices amid a high toll from hunting mishaps. Separate notes praise CCC youths moving to private work as industry increasingly seeks trained labor, with nearly 100,000 of 316,000 released to private jobs in eight months and over 2,000,000 in CCC since formation.
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Red Cross
Washington
CCC
Civilian Conservation Corps
Tourism Surges To Record Spending In 1987
Tourists are spending a record amount this year with AAA projecting 1987 expenditures at 4.5 billion dollars, driven by gasoline food and lodging. Visitors increasingly travel farther and spend in diverse regions, boosting local economies along main routes and beyond.
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American Automobile Association
Today in History and Birthdays of Noted Figures
Anniversaries and today in history items detail births of James Boswell John Keats Daniel Emmett Thomas Bayard and Justus Rathbone with dates. Also highlight World’s first steam warship Fulton and pivotal events from 1814 1922 1923 1929 1931. Today’s birthdays include Dr Lewis Alderman Amos Woodcock and others. Horoscope notes emotional temperament and attention to detail for success.
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James Boswell
Johnson
Jean B. Faribault
mid-West
Canada
St. Paul
Minn
Robert Hee
New York
Wilminston
Justus H. Rathbone
Washington
The
Knights of Pythias
Deerfield
N.Y
Robert Fulton
Fulton
New York City
Samuel D. Burchard
Blaine
Lewis R. Alderman
U. S. Office of Education
Dayton
Ores
Amos W. W. Woodcock
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Prohibition
Salisbury
Charles E. Adams
Air Reduction Co
Toledo
U. & Senator
Alvah Adams
Colorado
del Norte
Colo
Frank R. McCoy
Lewistown
Marie
Roumania
Britain
Queen Victoria
Bible Readings And Meditations Friday Readings
Read Mark ten thirty five to forty five and the call to service. The message stresses sharing to ease war caused by economic inequities and the need for gospel knowledge to unite people as members one of another.
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United States
Taxed to death or spent to ruin here and now
Voice Of The People argues that high government taxes threaten prosperity and urges voters to favor economy in local government. It cites Ohio 10 mill real estate limit as a protection and warns against expansion. Editor E C Young calls for scrutiny of candidates on taxation and spending before elections. Susan F. Hinman adds urging Carlisle Township voters to oppose liquor repeal and vote no on six issues.
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Derr
United States
Wnlts
Ohio
E. C. Young
Carlisle Township
Susan F. Hinman
Rover Asks Jail To Build Self Up In Court
In Binghamton, John J. Barrett, 58, a transient, appeared in city court as he sought jail time to “build myself up.” The brief proceedings touched on his request and the judge’s handling of the case.
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Rover
Binghamton
John J. Barrett
Justice Grants Short Jail Term For Intoxication
A defendant pleaded for mercy saying he needed 30 days at the Jail Farm to rebuild himself. The judge granted the brief confinement to serve as his rehabilitation.
Belfast sergeant detective charged with manslaughter
John Park, a Belfast sergeant detective, has been arrested in Belfast, Northern Ireland, on charges of manslaughter in the death of Thomas Arbuckle, an absentee soldier.
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Thomas Arbuckle
John Park
Belfast
Northern Ireland
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Lacg Budnutt
J. Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Lota! State
John W. Cullen Company
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Michigan Ave
General Motors
Ae Hee
Italy
Republic of Turkey
Prest. Hoover
Navy League
Voice of
People
Oberlin
Elsria
Tax Protective League
A. L. Becker
Lorain
Broadway
Gould
P. R. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings
Elyria, Ohio
Sohioans
Harold Gould
Ray Eglin
Melvern Spicer
Clarice Brown
Lester Pratt
Sohio
Atlas Tire
Eeeee
Standard Oil
Democratic
Joseph C. Welsh
Sohio Servicenter
Esso Motor Oil
ATLAS
Radicos
Philco
Crosley
Atlas Tit Savre
Atlas Tirea
Tubes
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