Protection of public health comes first in Elyria
In this editorial from Elyria Ohio dated September 5 1934 the writer argues that public health must take precedence over other concerns citing past typhoid fears and current sanitation issues. The piece praises immunization and quarantine efforts while criticizing garbage collection practices seen as a health hazard. It urges modern covered trucks proper disposal methods and regular collection to prevent disease threats. It emphasizes citizen cooperation with health authorities to safeguard the city.
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Elyria
California
Health Department
Kobe displays of coming war spark diplomatic unease
A New York Times correspondent reports three Kobe department stores exhibit a graphic “Japanese-American war of 1936” with miniatures, trenches, bomb effects, and life-sized figures. Officials justify it as educating the public, while editors warn such scenes could provoke protests in Washington and reflect broader global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobe
Japan
New York Times
Cnast
Tokio
United States
America
Washington
Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights
A list of historical anniversaries and birthdays with figures like Cardinal Richelieu and Jesse James, plus today in history events such as the first colonial theatre in Williamsburg and Sam Houston's Texas presidency. Also includes today’s horoscopes and notable birthdays.
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Williamsburg
Merchant of Venice
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Sam Houston
Texas
Japan
Russia
Portsmouth
N. H
Avon Lake Pitzer Hetzel Wedding in Marlin Heights
Miss Hazel Pitzer wed Orvil Hetzel at the Christian church in Marlin Heights Ohio on August 25. The ceremony featured a song recital and flowers in pink and blue. After a reception for about sixty relatives and friends, the couple planned a North Ridge Dayton home. Out-of-town guests included Baltimore Huntington and Miamisburg attendees. Also covered is the American Legion Carnival results with winners in various categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Carlisle
Ohio
Mendelssohn
Annex
Heusseur
Lillie Naegler
Huntington
Mary Florae
Patsy Hetzel
Larence Pitzer
Herbert Huck
Harry Engle
Marlin Heights
Emma Gordon
Magles
Florea
Hetzel
North Ridge
Dayton
The Awful Fate of Judas Paralleled in Acts Teachings
A religious study on Acts 1 25 29 contends with Judas Iscariot's suicide and fate. It discusses his fall from the precipice after hanging, the bursting of his bowels, and his burial for which the betrayer's price was paid. The sermon warns believers to avoid a sinful course and departure from God's way.
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Judas
God
Weekend Guests And Social Notes In Local Town
Week end visitors arrive from Fairview Village Belden Cleveland and Parma while families host gatherings. Names include Mrs Mabel Tawse with Norman Tawse Mr and Mrs Grover Holmes Mr and Mrs W J Derrow Charles Derrow Mrs Lewis Klinect and children Mrs Howard Walker Gale Smith Paul and Bernice Brixing and Clarice attend services and travel for a death in Parma Ohio.
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J. Blackall
Fairview Village
Mabel Tawse
Norman Tawse
Grover Holmes
W. J. Derrow
Moundsville
W. Va
Charles Derrow
Lewis Klinect
Belden
Howard Walker
Gale Smith
Cleveland
Carl Pedersen
Clair Rodgers
Jos Walker
John Brixing
Bernice
Clarice
Parma
Louise Ebibersole
South Ridge Eppley Reunion Attended by Grobe Family
South Ridge reports Walter Grobe and family and William Spiegelberg attended the Eppley family reunion in Zanesville on Sunday. Circle news notes Mrs. Fred Schaub at Lady Rowena Circle at Maude Geide's Elyria home. Lorain visitors A J Bauer and Mrs. Bauer called on Frank Laraway. Nancy Miller and Marcia Webber of Elyria visited friends here. Dayton Howard Frye of Pittsfield called on Frank Bechtel Thursday.
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South Ridge
Eppley
Walter Grobe
William Spiegelberg
Zanesville
Fred Schaub
Lady Rowena
Maude Geide
Elyria
A. J. Bauer
Lorain
Frank Laraway
Nancy Miller
Marcia Webber
Edward Frye
Howard Dayton
Pittsfield
Frank Bechtel
Etta Brown
Brown
Harry Brown
Cleveland
Lucile Hinman
Louise Brown
Florence Hart
Jane Hart
Floyd Miller
Clifford Hart
R. W. Richards
John
Philip Sippel
Melvin Grills
Columbus
E. J. Burrer
Beatrice
Earl Burrer
Carl Sprague
Carol
Seely
Rice’s Dam
Joe Yunger
A. J. Maris
Onalee
Akron
Williams
C. No Willians
Robert Renoulre
DS Morris
Controversy in NRA struggle rises over Johnson role
Washington dispatch notes 1934 conflict inside the NRA as General Hugh S. Johnson nears a clash with Frances Perkins and Donald Richberg over federal control versus industry self governance. insiders expect Johnson to back down after Hyde Park talks with President Roosevelt. unresolved issue sparks debate on the Blue Eagle and anti trust enforcement amid recovery plans.
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L. P
Washington
NRA
Orc
Hugh 5. Johnson
Johnson
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins
Donald R. Richberg
Blue Eagle
Federal Trade Commission
Richberg
Executive Council
Miss Perkins
United Press
White House
Roosevelt Recovery Army
AAA
Public Works
Finance
Red Cross
Argonne
West Ridge Briefs Seeks Teaching Start at Morence High
West Ridge notes Sept 5 visits and events. Mabelle Simms begins sixth year teaching at Morence High Tuesday. The report lists social calls to local families, class reunion attendance, and relatives visiting from Lorain Berea Columbus Oberlin Detroit Venice Medina Elyria and Cleveland with multiple family ties appearing in a single community brief.
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West Ridge
Fred Simms
Babelle
Marjorie
Morence
Michigan
Mabelle
Morence High School
Ollie Minnich
Roger
Jack Sthanick
Berea
J. F. Eldred
Ardith
Lois
Jillian
Robert Silver
Oberlin
Fred Robinson
Detroit
C. N. Williams
Emilie Sherer
Venice
Walter Sipple
Harold Fisher
Medina
Henry Pallas
Harry Brown
Cleveland
Real Estate Transfers In Lorain and Oberlin
Charnel Murray transfers one-fifth interest in part of lot 16 block 3 G Hogan's Second Addition Lorain to Sabina Murray. Jennie M. Dulmage deceased transfers property in East Col Jezen street Oberlin to Ethan Allen Barrett and Mrs. Belle Ehns. Edward J Juchem transfers property on Cleveland Street Elyria to Helen M Juchem.
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Charnel
Murray
Sabina Murray
G. Hogan
Lorain
Jennie M. Dulmage
Ethan Allen Barrett
Belle Ehns
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Lorain Co Jembers Audit Bureau
Second Street
Ohtouty Printing & Publishing Company
Hodnouts
Clare George
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Elyria Postoffice
Mail
State of
John TY. Collen
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ace Etroit
General Motors
General Hotes
Sige
Elyria, C
Iowa
Scott’s
R. J. Scot
Arlie Latham
Isle OF Skye
New Guinea
Central Press “Association, Inc
Cardinal Richelieu
William A. Graham
North Carolina
Caly Co
St. Joseph
George W. Guthrie
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Coumbia Co
Washington, D. C
Matthew
Sloan
Missouri-Kansasas
New York Edison
Mobile
Ala
Frank B. Jewett
Amer, Tel, & Tel
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Pasadena
Cal
Chandler P. Anderson
Mixed Claims Commission
Germany
Lakeville
Conn
Joseph Buffington
U. S. Court of Appeals
Kuittanining
George E. Akersan
New _York
Hoover
Minneapois
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland Heights
Woossoike R. I
Florence Eldridge
Frederic March
Brooklyn
Sallys
Avon Lake
Golden Legion Bible Study
Moss Becty Williams
Labor Day
William Schumaker
Ella Brown
Staneley
J. H. Penfound
Harlan
Ardith Caywood
Edith Storer
Elyvia
Robert Smith
Chestnut Ridge
Jolly Hustlers
West Carlisle
Minnie Brown
Louisa
Corrine
Knte Brown
Harlin
Lorain County Fair
Goodrich
Silvertown
Goodrich Silvertown
Whiz. A's
Goodrich Safety
Golden Ply
Silvertowns
AL Mason
Mgr
Broad Street
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