County Funds Continue Nurse Frisbe for Tuberculosis Work
County commissioners approved 466 dollars to extend Miss Una Frisbe’s employment for September October and November as nurse for the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association. Frisbe earns 188 dollars monthly and will be paid 13460 until December with future pay from Christmas seal proceeds, ensuring service through 1938. Edward F Sharpless known as The Great Reynard dies at 66 in Marion Ohio from a stroke. he helped build Marion’s first modern playhouse, the Marion Theatre.
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Una B. $Riebe
Lorain County
Pleasant View
Hindman
Miss Frisbe
Marion
Reynard
Edward F. Sharpless
Charles ‘R. McMurray
Marion Theatre
Burgners Celebrate Their Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Oberlin Ohio observed the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Burgner at their East College Street home. About one hundred guests attended, including relatives from Yakima Washington Honolulu Florida Milwaukee Syria and Akron. The couple wore the original roses from their wedding and hosted a replica wedding supper.
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Ding
Burgner
Welshfield
Oberlin
Katherine Burgner
Lynn Burgner
Margaret
Elizabeth
Robert
Yakima
Washington
Stanley Livingston
Honolulu
R. B. Heaton
Orlando
Florida
Ethelyn Beckwith
Milwaukee
Douglas Dechard
Aleppo
Syria
Robert Montgomery
Muskingum College
B. F. Pease
Akron
Walter Clyde Spring
Lakewood
Oscar Odenhagen
Birmingham
Michigan
Couple To Wed In Lorain Saturday
Announcement of the coming marriage of Miss Margerette Martha Baetz of Lorain to Carleton Edgar Lee of Elyria announces the ceremony set for Saturday September 4 at the bride’s parents home in Lorain. Miss Baetz a 1935 Elyria High School graduate and Mr. Lee a 1934 Oberlin High School graduate. Mr. Lee works at Perry Fay company in Elyria.
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Margerret Martha Baetz
Ezra Baetz
Lorain
Carleton Edgar Lee
Carleton E. Lee
West College Street
Miss Baetz
Elyria High School
Lee
Oberlin High
Perry Fay Company
Elyria
Campaign Of Prevention In Infantile Paralysis Epidemic
Chicago dateline Sept 3 epidemic of infantile paralysis spreading across the center of the United States with 621 new cases last week 492 the week before Public health authorities urge policing and civic action to bar children from schools and public gatherings in multiple cities Detroit and Toronto consider similar measures The disease often starts with fever neck stiffness and may paralyze the lungs heart or trachea and 200 deaths this year serum from recovered patients helps if given early but is not preventive Authorities report outbreaks in Ontario and the United States center of activity shifts toward the south central states and middle west with cases rising in Chicago New York Milwaukee and Ontario Can show hundreds of cases while overall first four weeks of the year surpass 1900 figures
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United Press
Chicago
United States
U. S. Public Health Service
Parenta Ang
Milwaukee
Buffalo
N. Y
Omaha
Neb
Waukesha
Wis
Fort Collins
Col
San Diego County
Cal
Detroit
Toronto
Ont
Johnny Goodman
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Fishbein
Ontario
Denver
St. Paul
New York
New York State
Massachusetts
Ohio
California
Texas
Michigan
Can
South Central States
Middle West
Pennsylvania
New England
Fatally Injured Man Dies After Train Collision at Crossing
Paineville reports Frank Adams aged 60 died from injuries after his auto was struck by a New York Central passenger train at a local crossing. The death occurred today as a result of the crash.
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Painesville
Frank Adams
New York Central
Court actions and local notices from Elyria region
Legal suits filed include Ralph Murbach and Elyria Savings as executors seeking 31124 from H Ingersoll Roe T N Cook and the W T Parsch estate. Citizens Home and Savings sues Leach for 3246 and Thompson for 1430. Lorain foreclosure noted. Divorces granted for Ida Graham and Ina Blermacher. Local electoral petitions and a four-man constable race noted. Goat found on Mills Road. Amherst intoxication fine. Naturalization petitions filed ahead of December hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Murbach
Elyria Savings & Trust Company
John Murbach
Mg Aimat H. W. Ingersoll
M. E. Roe
T. N. Cook
W. T. Parsch
Colson Corporation
The
Citizens Home and Savings Association
Leon H. Leach
Priscilla Thompson Et al
Lorain
Russians Protest Sinking Of Steamer
Thousands march in Soviet Russia to protest the sinking of the steamer Blagoev off Greece by Italian pirates. Mass meetings condemn the attack and call for strong action, with speakers urging alliance against fascist aggression and demanding Soviet government stand firm.
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Moscow
Russia
Greece
Allence
Bids Open for Post Office Renovation in Elyria
Preparations for a major painting cleaning and repair program at the Elyria post office proceed after government approval. Estimated cost around 4500 dollars with bids invited from 16 Elyria contractors. Bid opening set for 2 p m September 14 at the district engineer's Chicago office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
C. J. Sartor
G. W. Dillon
Chicago
Esat Avenue
Sartor
Oberlin Girl In Danger In China
In Shanghat near Hangchow 150 Americans at Mokanshan summer resort refused evacuation despite US consular pleas. They expect to stay through September hoping for improvement though consul Gauss warned the situation may worsen. Among residents are Miss E Naylor Eliot Ohio and J P Davies with Mrs Davies Cleveland and Miss L Manget Oberlin Ohio.
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Gauss
Makonshan
E. Naylor
Eliot
J. P. Davies
Ohio's Healthiest Girl And Boy Are Chosen
Ohio selects its healthiest girl and boy. Donna Marie Oxtender of Kun- participations, with the winner representing the state in a national competition. The announcement cites youth achievement and health standards as the core criteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Donna Marie Oxtender
Kun
Moose Pay Tribute To Departed Members
In Cleveland on September 3 a memorial service was held for departed members as high officers in ceremonial robes led the tribute. Senator M. M. Neeley of West Virginia spoke. About 1,000 candidates arrived for the night’s mass initiation with James Roosevelt of Brookline guiding the class and Robert Taft of Cincinnati as life member representative. The Dayton ritual staff and Columbus drill team assisted with the ceremony as William J. Egan, now supreme director, prepared his first address in office.
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Cleveland
M. M. Neeley
West Virginia
James Roosevelt
Brookline
Mass
Robert Taft
Cincinnati
Clase
Dayton
Columbus
William J. Egan
Tallest Corn Contest Offered to Ohio Four-H Clubs
Lorain County Four-H Club members are invited to grow the tallest corn stalk in a statewide contest aimed at proving Ohio can rival Iowa in height. Prizes total 250 dollars: 50 to landowner, 50 to the club member, and 150 to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Iowa
Ohio
Co. I. Hummel
Clarence H. Knisler
Ohio 4-H Health Winners To Represent State At Congress
Kle and Richard Bowers of Columbus Grove won the health title in the 4-H Club contest at the 87th Ohio State Fair. As Ohio's representatives, they will compete at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago from November 26 to December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kle
Richard Bowers
Columbus Grove
Ohio
Chicago
Markets Toledo grain and Cleveland livestock prices
Toledo market reports show grain prices in elevators with oats, corn, wheat and flour quotes. Cleveland livestock receipts totaled 250 cattle with steady to slow demand. hogs up and sheep and lambs steady. produce prices for butter eggs and vegetables listed with multiple regional figures.
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Toledo
Wurar
Ello
Cleveland
New Jersey
Ohio
New Cobbrera
Idaho
Bakers
California
York State
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Millig Co
Barral
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the Chronicle
Ventraroquist
Esther Wood
N. Professor &T
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Stone’s Grill
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
George D. Hubbard
San Francisco
China
Hubbard
Yenching University
Peiping
Orient
N. A. Martin
Lakeside
Ida Henry
Morgan Street
Long Island
East Oberlin Townsend Club No
East Oberlin
Columbian Trio Concert Company
West Salem
F. A. Edmonds
North Pleasant Street
Wilderness
Grand Haven
Esther Howe
Nebraska
Frank Sedgeman
Rome
Georgia
C. J. Wright
Hattie Parsons
Woodland Avenue
Jay Barton
Portland
Barton
Ben Papworth
Everett Papworth
Union Street
H. H. Benham
Comtral
Dutch Boy
Eagle Picher White
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Fasone
Ida Graham
Hugh Graham
Chronicle-Telegram
Walter
Nettie Janas
Mary Smith
West 22Th Street
B. R. Hollister
Ridgeville
Board of Elections For Justice of the Peace
Elyria Township
Charles Brown
West River Street
Louis Stolzenburg
Burt Orvis
Anton Harlampous
E. A. Mills
Mills Road
Avon
Sheriff's Department Today
Louis Russell
C. &. Cooper
Amherst
Ina Blermacher
Peter Blermacher
Dover Center
D. A. Cook
Floyd Ault
Phillip Leighton
Harmon Field
Lorain Goldberg Grocers
Cleveland Illuminating Io
General Industries
Ridgeville Bittner
Elyria Parking Co
Chappel Street
Isaly
Broad Street
Moose
Sederis
Ashion
Ethel’s
Court St
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
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