Six Children From Amherst-J. D. Families Get Tonsils Removed
Six children from the Emil Joseph family in Amherst J. D. No. 1 underwent tonsil removal at Elyria Memorial Hospital by Dr J. T. Fawcett. Ages range from three and a half to thirteen. The parents opted for all six procedures after recurring colds and school absences linked to diseased tonsils. All recovered without complication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J. T. Fawcett
Emil Joseph
Amherst J. D. No
Maud
Amena
Mary
Frances
Tidames
Mike
Cre West
Amherston
Tonight's Talks On Political Front
Radio bulletin lists speakers John W Rhea Col Frank Rnea Father Dougs Alfred F. Smith and President Roosevelt with political discussion noted. Detective L E Sweet reports George Shaw and Patrick O'Connell schemed for arraignment next week before Judge D A Cook on charges of violating a law. Both men reportedly serving 4 day terms in Jackson City jail Michigan for perjury. Judge Cook orders them brought back for parole violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Sweet
Geoarge Shaw
Patrick O'Connell
D. A. Cook
Sweet
Jackson City
Michigan
Chicken Dinner at St Peter's Church Dimmer Served
Come to the chicken dinner Sunday at St Peter's Church No Ridgeville. Dinner served from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Adults 65 cents, children in grade school 55 cents. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Church
No. Ridgeville
Dimmer
LlioSp.m
Lost Christ sermon echoes Jerusalem journey theme
The sermon by P. Raymond Power centered on the Bible story of Jesus being found in the temple after his parents searched in Jerusalem. It warned that modern Christians may imitate church practice without possessing Christ and urged active participation in pursuing the Kingdom of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Raymond Power
Jesus
Jerusalem
Uney
Christ
Mr. Powers
Sundar School
Burglar alarm at Gara ner Jewelry. break-in deemed accidental
Police respond to a 1 am alarm at Gara ner Jewelry Company 778 Broadstreet. Four window pane broken but officers learn breakage was accidental and nothing is missing. Patrolman C C Sawyer nearby confirms no theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorta
Garaner Jewelry Company
Broadstreet
C. C. Sawyer
Ciass
Fined for Intoxication Before Mayor Baird
George Tomasek of Griswold Road was fined 335 and costs after being arraigned before Major D A Baird for intoxication. The proceeding occurred today in the mayoral court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tomasek
R. DL
Griswold Road
D. A. Baird
Religious Services and Church Activities in Oberlin
A dense schedule lists morning and evening services across Oberlin churches including First Church, St. Paul and parishes. Notable items include Epworth Harvest Home service canned goods drive for Elyria aged home, youth fellowship events, Sunday school times, and denominational meetings led by Rev. Richards, Rev. Crocker, Rev. Daniels, and Rev. Brennan with associated parsonages and meeting halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
J. A. Richards
Dr. Horton
Lise A. U
James Brand House
Dramine
Orchard Street
Wednesdad
Jaimes Brand House
Luests
Boews Wethedast
Hes
Wistteman
Hosehegi
Terad A
Stedeit Elass
C. H. Ham
Castor
Methodist
South Cedar Street
Wiss Bert Wendt
Mondas
Benom
Bosworth Baptist
Bertram
Crocker
Iit
Mi. Zion Baptiste Church
A. m
P. U
Christ Church tEniscopal
L. E. Daniels
A.m
Grace Lutheran Church
H. Dawe
Grange Hall
Sacred Heart Church
James P. Brennan
D. D
Christian Science Society
Rowland Hall
E. Coliese
Death Notices for Catherine Arnold and Others
Mrs Catherine Arnold widow of Albert B Arnold died March 11 1811 after brief illness at her daughter’s home. Born December 25 1852 in Cook Foxie New York she resided with daughter Mrs Lutz for eleven years. She leaves numerous children and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Bath Street home then Nichols Funeral Home. Also notice of Mrs Emma J Robinson widow of William J Robinson and others. John Winters of Wellington died at home after short illness with funeral at state home and burial in Spencer.
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Catherine Jones Arnot
Bath Street
Albert B. Arnold
Joseph Cale
Arnold
Cookfoxie
New York
Lutz
Chistchurch
Clark
St. Claire
Sidney
Clarksfield
Adlia Lutz
Elxria
William
Merasti
Bert
Elvria
Sarah Fruthy
Bah Columbia
Merv Newman
New London
Charies
Elxsra
Litz
Nichols Funeral Home
Iinath
EF. F. Fond
Emma Jo Robinson
William J. Robinson
R. Weer
Wes
Fil
Wes Avenue
Edith Robinson Thomson
Hermes
Womine
Lowise Hass Roinson
Kewood
Edith A. Terrei
Robinson
Thomson
Eniot
Ralph
Carl
Frederick Robinson
Natalie Ann Ard Naner
Brookiine
Mass
Pease Funeral Home
Dover Center
Rovison
Agchn Winters
Wellington
John Winters
Sushvan
Jennie
Exveisna Dayne
Harlingon
Texas
Martha Hughes
Musa Wolfe
Wadsporti
Spencer
Oberlin Women Attend Middle North District Conference
Ten Oberlin women representing the Nineteenth Century club, Literary and Social club, and Women's club departments attended the Federated Women’s Clubs conference in Crestline Ohio. Present were Mrs. Boxer, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Hustler, Mrs. J. E. Ford, Mrs. W. H. Chepin, Mrs. Iceman, Mrs. A. L. Williams, Mrs. Jameson, and Mrs. P. D. Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Women’s
Ubs
Feidar
Crestline
Oberlin
Centur
Women’s Cluub
Boxer
Gilbert
Moore
Hustler
J. Ebford
W. H. Chepin
Iceman
A. L. Williams
Jameson
P. D. Hubbard
Bible Class Meeting At First Church Sunday Evening
The Men's Bible Class of the First Church will meet Sunday evening in the James Brand Vieuse. Light refreshments will be served at 25, and the program will follow. Mr. Lee is a student in the Cun servatory of Jiusie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
Tite
Pao Chen Lie
China
Lee
Jiusie
Oberlin Garden Department Meeting and Ohio Football Trip
The Oberlin Women's Garden Department will meet Monday November 2 with Miss Eu Pope at 533 East College Street. Miss Florence Cleaver of the high school teaching staff attends the Ohio State Notre Dame game in South Bend Indiana. M E Ozmer and son Pat sail to Bellefontaine Pennsylvania this week due to the death of Ozmer’s brother Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
EU Pope
East Colege Sterr
Florence Clevencer
Oia
Firemen Respond to Two Alarms for Chimney and Grass Fires
Eisra firemen were summoned to a chimney fire at the home of M. G. French 252 Ohio Street where soot ignited by a wood fire caused the blaze. A second alarm was for a grass fire near Harrison and St Clair Streets involving matches, with Hose Company No.1 and a Central Station detail responding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisra
Hick
Howe
M. G. French
Ohio Stree
Hose Company Number One
Harri
Sct. Clair
Central Fire Station
Elyria Selected for Ninth District Sons of Union Veterans Meeting
Four Elyrians and a Wellington man were elected officers and trustees of the ninth district at a Cleveland meeting. Elyria chose as the January site for the next district gathering at the I. O. F. Hall. Elvria elects district commander J H Howlett. others include Charles Decker as secretary and trustee, H B Stevick as captain and trustee, Charles Lent and Ford Queennine as co bearers, and Lookout Camp members H Sause and Charles Thilhaden in key posts. The installing officer was Department Commander F E Phayns of Mt. Vernon. Senior Vice Commander Hogan of Cleveland attended.
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Elvria
H. B. Stevick
Wellington
Caplain
Charles Lent
Ford Quefennine
Elrria
H. Sause
Lookout Camp
Cleveland
Charles Thilhaden
G. A. Wilson
Wrtoughbr
W. B. Ahran
F. E. Phavns
Mt. Vernon
Hogan
Zien
Elyrians Speak At Two Meetings
Atty Richard Stevens and Malcomb R Thomson addressed two Lorain County meetings held by the Young Men's Republican Club. Thomson spoke in Grafton and Stevens addressed a group in Amherst as local candidates were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. Richard Stevens
Elyria
Malcomb R. Thomson
Lorain
Young Men’s Republican Club
Lorain County
Thomson
Grafton
Stevens
Amherst
Patterson Retires After Fifty Years at National Tube
A luncheon at the Duquesne Club in Pittsburgh honors P. C. Patterson retiring after fifty years with National Tube Company. Patterson rose from machinist apprentice to vice president in charge of operations, guiding major mill projects in McKeesport Louvain and Gary. A large reception at National Works will gather thousands of employees this evening.
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Duquesne Club
Pittsburgh
National Tue Company
P. C. Patterson
Patterson
National Tube Works Copany
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
Schoovel
Piso
Psud
Lapweld Mills
Cotmpans
National Tube Company
United States Steel Corporation
Ensimeer
Louvain
Ubbio
Gary
Indiana
Peter Patterson
Naronal Tube Works Company
Nuatieral Tube Company
L& the
Prisehoeets
Muenheecsport
Western University of Pennsylvania
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
American Iron and Steel Institute
Engineers’ Soociety of
Western Pennsylvania
Youghinghem Country Club
Western Pennsylvania Historical Society
First Presbyterian Church
National Works of National Tube Company
Elyrian Injured In Auto Collision
C F Jacobs of Oakwood street sustained shoulder and arm injuries after a two car crash involving Earl Schroeder of R D rm Hon at East Avenue and Depart Street last night. Police said two vehicles were damaged at Middle avenue and Broad street. Officers also reported a two car collision in a ditch near 959 West River Street and found an operator's license for Margaret Tora of R D 3 Elvira. the car owner was absent.
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C.F. Jacobs
Oakwood Street
Earl Schroeder
R. D. Rm Hon
East Avenue
C. V. Beaters
Fourth St
R. &. Sheldon
Lakewood
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Csitec
West River Street
Margaret Tora
Elvira
Man Suffers Laceration in Night Injury
George Herer 28 of Liv Blaine street is hospitalized at Elsrna Memorial with a head laceration suffered last night. He was admitted at 9 36 a m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herer
Liv Blaine Street
Elsrna Memorial Hospital
Roedar
Mother Wins Custody Battle Over Child Lillian McCauley
Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley awarded custody to Mr. and Mrs. John McCauley of Lorain over their granddaughter Lillian McCauley, age 7, dismissing the grandmother’s habeas corpus action. The decision noted improved school work and found the grandmother had raised other relatives, while the mother’s care appeared steadier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian McCauley
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Sitve Sieth
Sia Moonrlrsue
Lilla Wao
Tree Sears
Heilis
Foreclosure Records Set Amid Local Sheriff Sale Events
Foreclosure actions shattered daily sale records as deputies seized 22 parcels in one day, led by Deputy Claude Adams. The Home Owners Lean Corporation posted the third record, selling 40 properties in a single day, with 21 of 22 sales attributed to Adams. One listed property was the Meluch residence on 25th Street in Lorain, linked to the case of Joseph Meluch, already imprisoned for manslaughter in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Adams
Lean Corporation
HOLT
Adams
Steven Moeluch
Lorain
Joseph Meluch
Steven
Meluch
Columbus
Verdict Against Elyria for 2.90 in Crosswalk Injury
Martha Flood of Abbe Road won a $2.90 verdict against the City of Elyria after a jury verdict that was sustained by the district court of appeals. The case cites poor crosswalk conditions near Flood’s home as the injury cause. The report also notes an appellate reversal of a $2,500 verdict for George Carson in a separate traffic collision case against The Advance Transportation Company over jury instruction errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Flood
Abbe Road
Elyria
D. A. Crook
District Court of Appeals
Lake Road
Lorain
Guy B. Findley
Bears Return to Den After Elyria Escape
Park officials recapture two young bears after a long escape and lock them in a cave to prevent further incidents. Cubs will be shown to local children during limited daily hours in the larger yard under vigilant supervision. The bears were a gift from the Erlita Kiwanis Club and arrived Thursday from Winnipeg Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madhock
Elyria
Sunde
Eirtia Kiwanis Club
The
Park Commission
Winnipeg
Manitoba
President defends program as economic aid drive
The president argued for social security and his emergency and permanent programs, praising NRA AAA and other agencies. He said priming the pump involved government spending on relief work and public works, a response to GOP calls for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
AAA
Theecurity and Exchange Law
Landon
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Col
Frank Rnea
Dougs
Tin Sne
WGAR
Alfred F. Smith
WTAM
Roosevelt
Helen Carek
Chiropodist
Lake Aye
Finer
Baird
J. E. Studenberg
R. G. Anderson
Lodi Street
Elyria Business College
H. H. Nye
Probate
Esther Wood
Allan Harris
Coren St
Catherine Arnold
Emma J. Robinson
O'Donnell Court Street
National Tube
Elyrian
Turner
Corn Street Company
Cleveland Prodecel
Peliet
Una
Ste
Tule de
Urs
Toledo
Patie
Etiaim
Bpeomt
Cole — Te Bed T Garhne Ts Sheen Care AG — Ir 4
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Crleey
EAP Eis
Parenips — Peek Baskets
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Ghaen
Gstebari
Altatoa
Mafia Ste AG
Straw & Xx
J. E. Scott
Eighth Street
F. A. Humphrey
Optometrist
Orto
Sibley & Sprague Telephone
Puritan
Schroli Coal
Daniel E
Falkner
Court of Appeals
X Park
Sumner
Congress
Hibbard
Orville Root
A. K. Bibbard
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