Removal of Chapel Street Building for New Parking Lot
Workmen begin razing a two story iron clad building on Chapel street between Broad and Second to clear space for a modern parking lot. The structure, 66 by 68 feet, housed a warehouse then a livery stable before becoming a Sears warehouse. adjoining lots will be combined for the new parking area.
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Elyria
Chapel Street
Broad
Second
William Wilder
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Kipton Birthdays and Family Gatherings Highlight Local Socials
Relatives and friends surprised Mrs. Earl Morgan on her Kipton birthday with a home gathering and cake. A separate picnic dinner united several families including the Clapps, Matheses, Starkeys, and Leitners at Wakeman for a celebration. Ohio State Fair attendance by Geist, Lucas, Lee, and Sharp notes a social record of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Morgan
Susie “Manning
Robert
Roy Manning
John Frederick
Wellington
Earl Springer
Clifford
Rewark
J. R. Lewis
Harold
D. J. Clapp
Gus Mathes
South Amherst
Harold. Starkey
Robert Elbert
Arthur Hurd
Elyria
L. F. Whitney
Reva Nell
Doris Brehm
Claude Clapp
Earl Craft
Naville
Amanda
Ohio
F. A. Perkins
Craft
Kipten School
Marion Geist
Benny Jean
G. A. Brumby
Flossie Losey
A. B. Bratton
Norwalk
William Geist
Arthur Lucas
Thomas Lee
Jay Sharp
Columbus
Louis White
Steubenville
Afr
F. R. Searles
Geneva
Bobby Leitner
Bonny
Jean Geist Birthday Celebration At Home
Jean Geist on Saturday, it being her first birthday. Ice cream and cake were served. Mrs. Max Calkine and daughter Marilyn of Elyria visited local families. Several local residents attended events and visits across Elyria, Wakeman, and Wellington, including funerals and fair attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Geist
Max Calkine
Marilyn
Elyria
W. W. Calkins
B. F. Lees
Ruth Vangerine
Raymond Bowen
Charles Bursley
Wakeman
Bert Allen
Phoenix
Arizona
F. E. Sharp
Solomon Dietzel
Ida
Michigan
Earl Green
Elver Searles
Columbus
Ernest Dobney
Alice
Cleveland
Edna Jordan
Wellington
Ed Beam
Darwin Sharp and
Moose Would Give Women Equal Rank With Men
At the Loyal Order of Moose annual convention in Cleveland a proposal to grant women equal rank with men was revealed by director general Senator James J. Davis. A plan to admit children of women members to Mooseheart was discussed and unanimously supported. In elections, William J. Egan was elected supreme director, with Roy H. Williams, Isaac Feld, and Lee A. Miller also chosen for senior posts.
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Cleveland
Loyal Order of Moose
James J. Davis
Davis
Roy H. Williams
Sandusky
Isaac Feld
Cincinnati
Lee A. Miller
Akron
Britain acts to protect shipping amid Mediterranean threat
London September 2 key cabinet members agreed to dispatch naval reinforcements to the Mediterranean to safeguard British shipping after the tanker Woodford was torpedoed and sunk by an unidentified submarine.
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London
Mediterranean
Woodford
Miss Rockefeller Weds New York Broker
In Baltimore, Gladys Rockefeller grandniece of John D. Rockefeller married Dudley F. Underhill a New York broker. Avery Rockefeller of Greenwich Conn announced the marriage which occurred yesterday and the couple left on a motor tour. The bride, daughter of the late Percy A. Rockefeller and granddaughter of William Rockefeller, linked to Standard Oil of New Jersey, was not previously engaged.
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New York
Baltimore
Gladys Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Dudley F. Underhill
Avery Rockefeller
Greenwich
Percy A. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Train kills transient in Yagesun near Baltimore line
A middle aged transient died after being struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train in Yagesun. A pocket card found on the victim bore the name Carl C. Babcock of South Osotselic, New York.
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Yagesun
Baltimore & Ohio
Carl C. Bab
South Osotselic
N. YS
Amherst Opens School as Freshmen Meet Principal
Amherst Ohio September 2 With school opening set for Tuesday September 7 Miss Marion Steele principal met high school students to adjust schedules Freshman class to meet at 9 am Friday Enrollment last year was 275 at the high school total students 56 The football team begins practice next Tuesday with seven games five league two non league Amherst joins Wellington New London Vermilion Medina and Clearview The Amherst Study Club opens September 20 at Mrs Florence Gillman Prospect Street with a program featuring Practical English and Effective Speech led by Estelle B Hunter Maxwell Officers include Mrs Harold Panton president and Mrs I G Maxwell vice president The club’s program committee lists Mrs F R Powers Mrs J A Nesbecher and Mrs J G Well The funeral of Mrs Anna Judson was held at Schaffer Memorial Congregational Cleveland with relatives attending Burial at Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland The Hulls visited Cleveland Wednesday St Peters church choir to rehearse tonight
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Amherst
Marion Steele
Miss Steele
Amherst High School
Wellington
New London
Vermilion
Medina
Clearview
Am_herst Study Club
Florence Gillman
Prospect Street
Estelle B. Hunter
I. G. Maxwell
Harold Penton
Charles Good
James Nicholl
F. R. Powers
J. A. Nesbecher
J. G.well
Anna Judson
Schaffer Memorial Congregational Church
Cleveland
N. F. Foster
E. EB. Foster
Elizabeth Straw
Jessie McLean
Jessie Cromwell
Ruth
Thos. J. Williams
Lakeview Cemetery
Ohio Elks Parade in Sandusky during 39th reunion
Cedar Point Ohio September 2. Ohio Elks parade here and in Sandusky to crown the 39th annual reunion. Delegations from Cleveland Lakewood Lorain Elyria Bellevue Toledo Columbus Sandusky and others in line. John F Fussinger Cincinnati expected to be elected president. Several official posts slated for new appointees. Steel production in Australia breaks records. Germany to grow sunflowers.
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Cedar Point
Ohio Elks
Sandusky
Cleveland
Lakewood
Lorain
Elyria
Bellevue
Toledo
Columbus
John F. Fussinger
Cincinnati
Charles L. Hastop
Newark
State
Physical Tests Proposed for Toledo Teachers
Dr. Theodore Zhinden of the Toledo Board of Education urged compulsory physical examinations for public school teachers and applicants. He suggested testing for age and tuberculosis, with mandatory checks for teachers under contract and those seeking teaching positions.
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Toledo
Theodore Zhinden
Toledo Board of Education
Y M C A Physical Directors Conference Planned
G Maxwell physical director of Lorain Y M C A will attend the state conference of Y M C A Physical Directors. The event occurs Friday and Saturday at Camp Wilson near Centaine. Winter activities will be discussed.
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G. Maxwell
Park Avenue
Lorain
Camp Wilson
Hospital Admits Charles Chapo for Lacerated Foot
Charles Chapo of R. D. T was admitted to the hospital for a lacerated foot and later discharged. Mrs. John Sharp and her baby girl of West Street were discharged on Wednesday.
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Charles Chapo
John Sharp
West Street
Eastern Stars Meeting Reopens at Masonic Hall
The Stone City Chapter Eastern Stars held its first post summer meeting at the Masonic Hall with a 6 30 tureen supper. Twenty members attended as routine business and plans for the year were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Stars
Stone City
Masonic Hall
Housing Authority bill expands loan power amid slum plan
The bill creates the U S Housing Authority under Secretary Harold L Ickes to back loans up to 90 percent of project costs from a bond fund with 60 year repayment. Local sponsors must supply 20 percent of subsidy funds to keep rents affordable. Four room units in small cities capped at 4000 dollars. larger cities up to 5900 per unit. President signs the Helium bill and begins a Hudson River fishing trip after adjournment.
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U. S. Housing Authority
Secretary of Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Public Works Administration
Hudson River
Long Island Sound
Bank of France cuts rates and launches new radio link
PARIS on September 2 the Bank of France lowered its discount rate to 3 1 2 percent and cut loan rates on securities to 4 1 2 percent and 30 day loans to 3 1 2 percent. A new radio service between Easter Island and the South American mainland has just been inaugurated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of France
Paris
Haster Island
South American Mainland
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