Avon Lake Week-End Guest and Council Briefings
Avon Lake reports a weekend visit by Bobd Boiovy of Wethermoad to his grandparents Mr and Mrs Emery House in Ashtabula. The adjourned Village Council meeting at Park Hall discussed the 1936 budget, approved advertising for the public hearing on the 1938 tentative budget, and reviewed village projects. A voting ordinance case in the Court of Common Pleas was noted. the next meeting is set for September Ah.
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Avon Lake
Bobd Boiovy of
Wethermoad
Emery
Ashtabula
Park Hall
Owen Wilemna
Catherine Kolnz
Detro T
Carl Pedersen
Vio
Wes Gale Smith
Faurven
Frank Simith
Cleveland
Isde
Bellevue
Meo
V Smiley
Steve Moore Road
Hunter
Rod Charles Hamitan
Prisharsh
Leonard Mitchell
Howard Walker
Suyaday
Sanansaw
Mio
Wis
Waliy Crandall
Clarksfreich
Otherimst Church
Wellington
Don Barnes
Ed Barnes
Wihihelay
Carl Weber
Virginia
Louw Weber
Ridgevilte
Peter Weoer
Edmund Schuster
Walter Mitchell
Palace Theatre
T J Nuassdorfer and
Lake Placid
Fort Lara mie Burns Off Richland Beach a Salvage Bonfire
The once proud four masted schooner Fort Lara mie burning oil soaked on Rich mond Beach ends as a salvaging burn after decades in Australian lumber trade. The vessel, outmoded by larger ships, is burned to salvage metal from its hull amid a blaze. A separate item notes Mrs Worden naming a marble machine in a divorce suit against M Worden Jr, sparking dispute over spendings and pawned funds.
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Seattle
Fort Laramie
Richmond Beach
Michigan tourism boom and busy summer travel noted
A Chronicle-Telegram reader reports a strong tourist season in Michigan with hotels and camps at capacity and hotelier remarks of the best business in ten years. Eastern Pennsylvania and Maryland also show crowded hotels and rising spending with fairs drawing large crowds and air races drawing about 100000 spectators. Attendee counts at Detroit events push toward a million in season attendance as Americans seek entertainment and travel.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Cleveland
Sarre Field
Detroit
Four Horsemen Ride Again in Ethiopia War Front
War for Ethiopia continues as Italian forces advance toward Addis Ababa. Thousands of Italian troops die from disease and heat, while Ethiopia rallies with its sparse but determined defenders.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Eritrea
Il Duce
Debarkation
Addis Ababa
Motorists Urged to Slow Down as School Year Begins
Thousands of children started the school year today and many walk to school through busy intersections. The piece pleads for motorists to obey traffic rules, ensure brakes function in emergencies, drive at safe speeds, and keep eyes open for children in crowded streets.
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Pol Spanos O
Men to wear many colors this fall and winter
From New York fashion lists comes word that a well dressed man will blend bright hues into his wardrobe. Expect blue derby hats, sun yellow vests, champagne coats, window pane plaids, and midnight blue suits among the bold options for the season.
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Joseph
Joe Commonman
New York
America
Panama Canal Reaches Twenty-One Years of Operation
The Panama Canal marks its twenty-one years of operation with a record of ship passages totaling eighty two thousand and tolls near four hundred million dollars. It notes growth in the Canal Zone population with nine thousand eight hundred fifty nine military and naval personnel and six thousand eight hundred thirty three civilians. The piece also mentions a New York rackets probe seeking citizen help, a phonograph scratching-noise eliminator by John Hays Hammond Jr, and a brief aside about the Conquering Lion of Judah.
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Panama Canal
Atlante
Pacific
Canal Zone
Anniversary list spans missionaries to Hearst and Noyes
A long anniversaries item recalls John Studder the early American medical missionary to India, John Humphrey Noyes of the Oneida community, and George Hearst. It also notes Francois Lanchet, Johno Drew, John E. W. Keely, and Sarah Orne Jewett among others with birth and death details. Today in History adjacent items cover calendar changes and notable events from 1752 to 1948.
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John Studder
India
Freehold XII
Francois M Lanchet Catholc
Oregon
Quebec
Portand
Greg
John Humphrey Noyes
Perfectionis
New York
Pneu
Brattichoin
Tagara Falls
George Hearst
California
Franklin Co
Johno
Ireland
Tech
Philadelphia
John E W Keely Philadelpha
Navy
Sarah Orre Jewett
Westal cruelty case in Pittsfield cows tail loss noted
In Pittsfield Massachusetts the county awarded Clarence North 859 for a cow that suffered mental cruelty after it was bitten by dogs and lost its tail. The report mentions the cow’s poor yield and failing function without its tail, while a separate item from Fort Peck Montana notes cloudbursts causing drought in the government townsite with silt carried by dry coulees.
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Pittsfield
Clarence North
Calles Drouth
Fort Peck
Mont
School Board WEETS Brings Members to Regular Meeting
A school board meeting is planned at the school house as part of regular proceedings. Nearby social visits are noted, including families from Detroit, Cleveland, Ridgeville, Wellington, and Clarksfreich, with extensive travel and church services reported. A flood-related Missouri River storm affected local water intake levels.
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Taucht
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Mail
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Fifth Ave
General Motors Budg
Beaumont
Tex
Mildred Worden
M. Worden, Jr
Worden
John Hays Hammond, Jr
Judah
Quismet
Este Te Tī
South Bernice
Mane
Jaste
Lana
Britain and
Pav
Amercva
England
Naval War College Newnorn
Halida
Frank H Buck
mid-Atlantic
Edward A Frlene
Boston
Asenill
Russia
Sajem Wass
Ears
Frank McManamt
Interstate Doammerce Commission
Fallen Timber Pa
Lawrence Wood
Robert Tr
Atlanta
Washington
Monicella Gap
Arthur Stimmon Draper
Brockmyin
Charles F Wishar
Presi
Missouri
General Insurance
Seward Insurance Agency
Broad ST
Middle Ave
Merchants of
Lorain County
Ford
Chevrolet
Buster Crabbe
Helene Madison
Jane Fauntz
Stubby Kruger
Josephine McKim
Dorothy Smart
Jean Miller Spadea
Malcolm
RE. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Winston-Salem
North Caro
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