Severe Atlantic Storm Knocks Out Coast and Inland Areas
A major autumn storm swept the North Atlantic causing 60 mile gales, coastal shipping paralysis, inland floods, and wrecks. Lifeboats were destroyed as the French coast faced dikes breached and rivers rose, while Alpine snow and Jura landslides halted travel.
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Paric
North Atlantic
Lorient
Boultous
Brent
Jean Dunois
St. Malo
Greenland
le Havre
la Rochelle
Marne
Aisne
Seine
Loire
Alps
Pyrenees
Vosges
Jura
Ostend
Belgium
Wirelesan
Court House Notices and Civil Suits in Lorain Area
Divorce filings include Genevieve Tinsler versus John Tinsler for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Estelle Bragg sues W H Bragg. Haskett Lawrence granted a divorce from William Lawrence. Credit actions include Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company versus Stephen Szabo et al for 8230 on a promissory note and Glenn Watkins versus Josephine Watkins administratrix for 3370. Other items note a foreclosure in Amherst township and a suit against State Auto Mutual Insurance Company for 1000. A Czech shoe maker opens 40 rata stores in Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Tinsler
Lorain
John
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Stephen E. Szabo
Amherst Township
Estelle Bragg
W. H. Bragg
Lorain County Figures Highlight Local Influence Abroad
E Lehr Bailey led the Spirit of Lorain County discussion at First Congregational Upper Room focusing on local roots of national movements and figures. The class noted coeducation at Oberlin College and the Underground Railroad with visitors and new members joining. other notices include temperance talks at Second Congregational and a 800-strong Reform Day service with five county Lutheran churches in Elyria.
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First Congregational Church
Spirit
Lorain County
E. Lehr Bailey
Wellington
Underground Railroad
Oberlin
International Society For Crippled Children
Oberlin College
Elyria High School
Grace Lutheran
S J. John’s
Elyria
Zion
St. Peter's
St. Paul's
Hospital Notes Admission List and Discharges
Admission list includes Mrs. Fred Lelyter and others at various addresses. Discharges include Mrs. William Gaines and several patients with newborns noted, from multiple streets and towns.
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Admissiona
Fred. Lelyter
Harvard
Thomas Reagon
R. D
Frances Frederick
Lakewood
Grier Hargett
Lawrence Heider
Avon
Jennie Belu
Lorain
Corwin McIntyre
Jean Orlowski
Maple Street
Charles Fordham
Cleveland Street
Harry Blackburn
Columbia Station
Walter Streicher
Grafton
Willim Molly
Huron Street
William Gaines
George Boorn
Fourteenth Street
Ellsworth Shepherd
Ray Thomas
Denison
Sam McIntyre
W. River
Jamie Turnbull
Lincoln Court
Louis Kaiopos
Foster Avenue
James Davis
EK. River
Charles Kuss
Leo de Chant
Nate Gaylin
Bath Street
Pittsfield Church Scene of Pretty Wedding
Miss Faith Draper and Henry Laisey wed at the Methodist church in Pittsfield Ohio in a single ring ceremony. The bride wore white satin with a long train and pearl headpiece, carried white mums, and was attended by Olga Yaschen and Eleanor Worcester in pink crepe with pink bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Faith Draper
Glen Draper
Henry Laisey
H. A. Laisy
Methodist Church
Wallace Bryenton
Olga Yaschen
Eleanor Worcester
Attempt to snatch purse on Dennon Avenue
A man attempted to seize a woman's purse on Saturday around 7 30 p m as she passed R W Stargell 101 Carmel Avenue Dennon Avenue. The woman screamed and the assailant fled. Stargell heard the disturbance and chased him but the incident was not reported to police.
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Dennon Avenue
R. W. Stargell
Carmel Avenue
Dan
Mr. Stargell
Jand
Four-H Clubbers Headed to Columbus State Congress
Five Lorain County delegates—Maurice Hills Edgar Jones Roberta Ingersoll Marguerite Bacon and LaVerne Cornish—travel by bus to Columbus for the State Four-H Club Congress accompanying advisor Mrs Coressa Dem. They join other club delegates for a week of events and activities.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Columbus
Lorain
Wellington Calf Club
Roberta Ingersoll
Columbia Clothing Club
Marguerite Bacon
Brownhelm Clothing Club
LaVerne Cornish
Eaton Flower Club
Coressa Dem
Telegraph Road
New Books At The Library
A catalog of new titles includes LIFE INSURANCE by MacLean on updated disability benefits and the Illinois Standard system, BEHAVIOR OF YOUNG CHILDREN by Waring on eating and sleeping habits, STAGE ILLUSIONS AND ENTERTAINMENTS a handbook on scenery make‑up and puppetry, INHERITANCE by Bentley tracing an English family in the textile industry, JOHN DEAN'S LAST JOURNEY by McClure following John Cathey's travels and career, and THE SORREL STALLION by Grew about a horse on the Western Range through wild beginnings to ranch life and return to its owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacLean
Bentley
Will Oldroyd
Kia Ire Valley
Oldroyds
John Dean
McClure
John Cathey
North Carolina
Idaho
Oberlin events mix Chinese readings music and tea
Oberlin short items list a Chinese life readings program with music by conservatory students and a Chinese custom tea, plus an embroideries exhibit. It notes forthcoming Missionary Association meetings, club gatherings, and a birthday dinner fundraiser across several Oberlin women’s groups.
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Harry N. Holmes
Conservatory
Oberlin Pair Wed in Simple East Lorain Street Ceremony
Alice Mac Jones and Ray D Bradley of Spencer Ohio united in marriage at the home of Mr and Mrs A W Jones on East Lorain Street. Rev McBride officiated in a small gathering of immediate family and guests. The couple plans to live with her parents after a short wedding trip.
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Oberlin
A. W. Jones
East Lorain Street
Alice Mac
Ray D. Bradley
Spencer, Oho
Elizabeth Fichner
Lester Bradley
Penfield
S Oelock
Rev. McBride
First Methodist Church
B. Bradley
Spencer
Myron Bradley
Pen- Neld
Misa Vera Baird
Lorain
Laurence Jackson
Kipton
Elizabeth Jones
Aurel] Jones
Fichner
Oberlin Graduates Married Saturday
Miss Sarah Jones and William B. Tucker wed Saturday evening at the bride’s mother home on Morgan Street. The ceremony was by Dr. Van der Pulper with Mrs. Joan Haien at the piano. The couple, Oberlin College graduates, will honeymoon in Chicago before medical studies at Illinois State University.
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Sarah Jones
William B. Tucker
A. L. Jones
Morgan Street
Dr. van der Pulper
Joan Haien
Chicago
Tucker
Oberlin College
Ilinois State University
Fred Lamb
Detroit
Michigan
Robert F. Jones
Lakewood
A. W. Hickman
Shaker Heights
D. Rothgary
Hall Gratton
Oberlin College Homecoming Honors Dorms and Campus
About 150 Oberlin alumni returned for Homecoming. The Campus Restaurant won the business house cup for the third straight year, earning permanent ownership. Barr House won the dormitory cup, taking it from Chartliffe Cottage and earning honorable mention for French House The Manor and Red Lantern. The day included a football game exhibits receptions and an all college dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Barr House
Chartleffte Cottage
Club Activities Of Coming Week
Several groups announce meetings for the week starting Tuesday November 1. The T M T M club meets at Mrs Paul Mori in South Amherst. Prospect School PTA gathers in the school auditorium. Nineteenth Century club holds guest day at Mrs John Wood’s East College street home. West Russia club meets with Mrs James Morris on North Brogped street. Mrs Jesse F Mack hosts the Oberlin Women's club Literature department at 168 East College street Tuesday afternoon at 3. Bethel Class of the Baptist church in church parlors. American Legion Auxiliary regular meeting in lodge rooms with cards after business. Women's Association of the First Church meets Wednesday November 2 at 3 20 pm in the Jamon Brand House.
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The
Missionary Association
Baptist Church of
Lo- Ta
S. H. Hayden
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
van Bockern
Joe Braithwaite
Merry Wives
East Lorain Street
Junior Star Bridgelab
Harry Slater
Lorena Lion
West Lorain and
North Cedar
George Broadwell
Union Street
Elyria and
Wellington Corps
Oberlin Woman's Witb
R. P. Powier
Freeda Myers
North Pleasant Street
Oberlin
Amerian Association of University
Oberlin Inn
G. D. Hubbard
Springfield
Neva Wast
Oberlin Kindergarten
Elyria College
Edward Weert
Earl Davis
Alice Ward
Howard Gorske
Pittsburgh
Mildred Shreffler
Cleveland
Chas. Shreffler
East College Street
Inez Hahn
Lorain
George Shank
South Pleasant Street
Lorain County Council of the
American Legion Auxiliary
Amherst
T. M. T. M. Club
Paul Mori
South Amherst
Prospect School
Parent- Teacher Association
Nineteenth Century Club
John Wood
West Russia Club
James Morris
North Brogped Street
Jesse F. Mack
Oberlin Women’s Club
Bethel
Baptist Church
Women's Association of the
Iret
Jamon Brand House
Roosevelt Seeks Re election Amid Impotence Critique
The article outlines Roosevelt’s campaign push with final appeals in New York City alongside Alfred E. Smith. It notes plans to return to Hyde Park for Sunday and Monday, vote on election day, then head back to New York for returns. A possible early trip to Warm Springs, Georgia is mentioned if he wins or loses. Also included are quick world notes about Germany aircraft registrations and large crabs off England.
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Roosevelt
New York City
Alfred H. Smith
New York
Roosaavelt
Hyde Park
Hudson River Valley
Warm Springs
Georgia
County Fights to Save Money by Reassigning Courthouse Space
County commissioners raced to save 54 dollars by moving the surveyor’s office from Masonia Temple to the courthouse by tomorrow. They also debated abolishing the automobile license department and relocating the bill of sale unit, aiming to save 64 dollars and cut rent.
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Masonia Temple
Motorist fined for reckless driving in Beverly Court incident
Georss Campbell of Bondstreet was fined $5 and costs after arraignment before Mayor W H Van Osler. Police report says he was arrested at 3 am Sunday for driving into a vacant lot on Beverly court.
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Finrd Georss Campbell
Bondstreet
Coats
W. H. van Osler
Beverly Court
Vocal Obsession Leads to Ejection from City Jail
Police described a man as intoxicated beyond control yet still able to sing during Sunday events on Bln street. He was arrested for disorderly conduct but removed from the city jail this morning due to being too objectionable to stay with other prisoners.
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Fean E
Fined for Assault and Battery by Justice Watts
Raymond Taburne, 28, of Oberfin, appeared before Justice Walter W. Watts and was fined $25 plus costs for assault and battery. The offense involved striking his grandparents about two weeks earlier, according to Sheriff Clarence Adams. He surrendered to authorities at the county jail yesterday.
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Raymond Taburne
Oberfin
Walter W. Watts
Sherif Clarence Adams
Intoxication case tied to car crash in Ridgeville
John Masle of Ridgeville Township was arraigned before Justice Walter H. Watte after deputies arrested him yesterday following a car collision with a tree. He was charged with intoxication and fined $5 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Masle
Ridgeville Township
Walter H. Watte
Relief bond interest cuts reduce county allocation
The county faces 4.75 percent interest cuts on relief bonds delaying funds for school districts municipalities and townships. Elyria's relief amount drops from 22400 to 2196 due to the interest reduction and Larain's request falls from 35800 to 34419. Other district requests also shrink by 4.75 percent.
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Elyria
Larain
Extreme Heat Recorded in Massasu on Red Sea
Reports note temperatures reaching 120 degrees in the shade in Massasu near the Red Sea. Officials warned residents to seek shade and stay hydrated as heat warnings remained in effect.
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Massasu
Red Sea
Amherst Missionary Rally At South Ridge Church
A district rally of Evangelical missionary societies will be held at South Ridge Evangelical Church on Friday with morning and afternoon sessions. Churches from Sandusky Huron Ceylon Amherst Brownhelm Henrietta and Lorain will participate. A union choir rehearsal was held at the Congregational church with officers elected President H L Beesing and Secretary Miss Hulda Berger. A new committee will be appointed by the president and another rehearsal is set for next Sunday at 3:45 PM to be announced.
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Congregational C. E
Howard Butler
Second Congregational Church
Burton Boynton
Harold Olmsted
Prayer Meeting Committee
P. M
Miss Radcliffe
Highland Court
South Ridge Evangelical Church
Sandusky
Huron
Ceylon
Amherst
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Lorain
South Ridge
Congregational Church
H. L. Beesing
Hulda Berger
Markets Cleveland Livestock Hogs and Cattle Report
Hog receipts 4,900 with steady demand. cattle 850 tested, steady with week’s rise. Calves 800 received, steady to higher. Sheep 4,000 receipts, lambs weak. Butter and eggs market notes mixed. poultry steady. Local social notes include church events and engagements.
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Cleveland
Lnsidea
First Evangelical Church
The
Missionary Society
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Glenn, Watkins
Josephine Watkins
Willem Watkins
Lottie
Watkins
William Watkins
Joseph Miller
State Auto Mutual Insurance Company
Howard Henry
Haskett Lawrence
William Lawrence
A. R. Webber
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Gulf
Alfred Alten
Second
Lersch- Emerich Corp
Middle Ave
Carl Lersch
J. F. Emerich
Bailey
Grafton Farm
Thompson
Out of Town
Basleh
Eighth Street
Johnson
West Bridge Street
R. D. Oldfield
Kenyon Avenue
F. W. Retenning
Stanford Avenue
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
Aene Savage
W. H. van Oster
Carl Laisey
Evan Cor
Herrietta
Cecil
John Draper
Thelma O'Neal
Lohenerin
Janice Ruth
Wilbur Poubody
Ruth
Peabody
Allen Powers Ruth
Mr&s
Cincinnati
Frank J. Swann
Xavier University
Huntington
W. Va
John Siegfried
Howard Beech
Beech
Siegfried
Spencer Man
Germany
England
Elyria Savings & Trust
F. M. Boonseller
League of St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Brotherhood
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies of
Murbach Coal CO
Marieat
Pennsylvania
U. S
Glenn West
Ridgeville
Mable Wade
Richard “Leasonu
Harry Jorge
Clifford Pierce
Harold Moore
Roy Anderson
John Schaub
Isaac Slark, Jr
H. £. Dulmage
Paul Morl
Dul- Mae
Congregational Ladies’ Meeting
Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
Harry Williams
C. A. Lauer
J. Orcutt
Dorothy Lakofsky
Elyria Avenue
Anna Lakofsky
Dorothy
Edward Helliger
Charles Feeters
Wildegarde
Lanorda Fisher
Dorothy Hellinger
Carolyn McC
Hospital News
George Katonak
Buckeye Street
Alfred Anderson
Eric
H. E. Dulmage
Quarry Street
H. EB. Dulmage
Rarah Jane
Ruth Eleanor
Mori
B. A. Jenne
Joseph Heathcote
John Garland
Jane
Foster and Burton
Don L. Young
Yvonne
Betty Lou
Don
Harberton
P. A. Becker
Martin L. Davey
Dow Harter
Jade Tea Room
Phillips’ Drug Store
John Schumaker
Milles
Abbe Road
Harriss Road
Durham
Guernsey
Fordson
Diac
C. B. Baylor
Lawrence Heckel
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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