Sketches of Elyria candidates for township offices
Voters in Elyria elect officials for nine township seats with two items decided on election day. Charles M. Holtzman seeks reelection to trustee, Arthur Schaber and Carl Turner also run. James Horn and Otto Mischka oppose for justice of the peace. two constables for the slate include BE. Hedek unopposed, while R.A. Moran and C. Jacobs run for constable.
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Buble
Elyria
Miéwibere
Elysian
Ave
Greimewibetta
Clark
Justice of the Peace
Hedek
BE. C. Jacobs
R.A. Moran
Posione
Charles M. Hollaman
Arthur &. Schabér
Carl E. Turner
James P. Horn
Otto K. Mischka
Elyria area candidates seek local offices in 1841 notice
Chronicle Telegram report lists Arthur F Schaber of Lake Avenue a longtime Elyria Township Education Board member resigning his post and running for trustee Carl Turner of Roosevelt Avenue seeks a second trustee bid James P. Morn of High Street seeks reelection as justice of the peace Otto K Mischka of Harrison Street is a candidate for justice of the peace with prior township service The piece notes their civic roles family ties and professional backgrounds within Elyria Township and city governance and local fraternal associations.
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Bistia
Gite
Hae Ave
Calcs
Olkerd Growt
Fiks Club
Eagles Lodge
Lotain Veterans of Foreign Wars
Townsend Club
Arthur F. Schaber
Ae 4A
Lake Avenue
Iiward
Elyria Township Board of Education
Lis Electroc
Richard Baird
Baird
Elyria
Horn
Western Reserve University
Ohio State University
Lorain County Bar Association
Ohio State Bar Association
Otto K. Mischka
Notable Lorain County Lawyer Mischka Dies at Sixty
Mischka practiced law in Lorain County for 30 years and served as attorney and general agent for the Humane Society. A World War I veteran, he was a former editor of the Amherst Weekly and city editor of the Chronicle Telegram. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.
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Mischka
Lorain County Humane Society
Amherst Weekly
Chronicle-Telegram
Salesmen warn of new approach in Scranton bureau tale
The local Het fer Business Bureau warns of a new tactic by encyclopedia salesmen. The seller acts out the buyer's occupation and then touts the book as filled with subject information. In Tulsa, restaurant owner R. M. Pettris says high grocery prices force a weekly three day close on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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Scranton
Het Fer Business Bureau
Tulsa
Okla
R. M. Pettris
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