Stadium use approved for charity football game
The board of education voted to grant Ely Stadium for a no beneficiary football game on September 2 to aid the International Society for Crippled Children. The night game, sponsored by the American Legion, will fund a campaign against polio and featured donated lights for stadium illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Tast
Ely Stadium
International Society For Crippled Children
American Legion
Elyria High School to Publish Free Student Handbook
The Elyria City Board of Education decided last night to publish the E W Handbook for the current school year and distribute it at no charge to high school students. Funds were scarce, and it had been nearly decided against publishing, but officials affirmed the book's importance and voted to provide it without cost. Publication is slated about a week or two after the school opens due to compilation time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Board of Education
Fifty White Leghorn hens sent to Japan from Oregon farm
In Corvallis Oregon fifty White Leghorn hens valued at 1550 dollars were shipped to the Imperial government of Japan. A Nipponese emissary arrived to choose the birds for the government experimental farms.
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Japan
Corvallis
Imperial Government of
Hollywood 15 Weight Loss Cure Promise
An old newspaper fragment advertises Hollywood 15 a reducing prescription aimed at overweight stars claiming a guaranteed loss of at least 15 pounds in 153 days or money back. It instructs to take a Wtette HOLLYWOOD 15 before breakfast and to ask for the original Hollywood 13 reducing prescription from druggists.
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Phillips
Elyria High School Cafeteria Manager Appointed
The board of education voted R A Renouard as manager of the Elyria High School cafeteria for an indefinite term. Preparations were made for opening local schools next Monday. Managers will receive 26 dollars weekly with five dollars deduction for days when schools are not in session.
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R.A. Renouard
Elyria High School
Board of Education
Avon Lake Carnival A Big Success
Avon Lake Ohio reports a successful weekend carnival hosted by the American Legion. Saturday events included Farm Produce Exhibit won by Ed Eberting and Dog show won by Mr. Meyer. Bathing Beauty Contest crowned Ruth Todd with several runners up. Sunday highlighted Largest Family and Oldest Married Couple recognitions. Monday featured Softball, Spelling Bees and various bake prizes. School begins with listed teachers including Edith Diedrich, Blanche Smart, Hazel Richards, Hazel Shriver, Myra Ladrach, Milburn Walker, Grace Klinhaus.
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Avon Lake
American Legions
Ed Eberting
Art Christ
Mr. Meyer
Lawrence Kavanaugh
Luelie Anderson
The
Stark Sisters
EL Hultz
H. ©. Castle
Ruth Todd
Phylis Black
Phyllis Kelley
Ed Mitchell, Sr
Ben Horwedel
Sun Tan
Arthur Aslaskan
Leaf Smith
R. B. Bohner
J. B. Bloomfield
Nina Dunning
John Stefan
Ford Latimer
N. E.P
Alex Wagner
Pic
Hugo Rouse
Charles Gilman
Rick Rack
Henry Shiver
Patricia Black
Rosalind Mitchell
Floyd Tomanek
Florence Haydon
Edith Diedrich
Grafton
Blanche Smart
Lockport
Hazel Richards
Berea
Hazel Shriver
Rocky River
Myra Ladrach
Dover
Ohio
Milburn Walker
Avon
Grace Klinhaus
Penfield
I. J
Hay Village Briefs and Society Notes
Hay Village and surrounding area residents appear in brief items: Carl Kobes of Lodi California visiting cousins Charles Horwedel and Frank Volek. RJ Kihim Josephine Schuster and Peter Walter attend the funeral of Dorothy Kelling in Sheffield. Maurice Mitchell of Pittsburgh visiting his parents Leonard and Mrs. Mitchell. Theodore Helder and daughter of Lakewood visit John Helder’s home. Anetha Stauder visits William and Mrs. Roth in Lorain. Mrs. T J Nussdorfer and mother Mrs. Forschen and sister Helen depart for New York. William and LeRoy Shumakey spend Tuesday in Cleveland.
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Carl Kobes
Lodi
California
Charles Horwedel
Frank Volek
RJ. Kihim
Josephine Schuster
Peter Walter
Dorothy Kelling
Sheffield
Maurice Mitchell
Pittsburgh
Leonard Mitchell
Theodore Helder
Lakewood
John Helder
Anetha Stauder
William Roth
Lorain
T. J. Nussdorfer
Forschen
Helen
New York
William
LeRoy Schumakey
Cleveland
Flour theft at Case's Mill shocks Litchfield crowd
A break in at Case's Mill in Litchfield C. left four to five barrels of flour stolen. Thieves entered the basement and moved sacks to the engine house roof then to Rasor's cornfield for haul away. A firm member lamented the loss of government tax money as a bigger sting. Separately, about 150 students from Litchfield and Penfield traveled to Cleveland for a double header baseball game, with chaperone Rev. F. H. Schott and drivers Matt Starr and William Baish helping transport.
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Litchfield
Rasor
Penfield
Cleveland
F. H. Schott
Mr. Smith
Matt Starr
William Baish
Morley and peers in a brisk New York Sunday page
New York and New Jersey items profile writer Christopher Morley and his circle. The piece notes Morley editorship at the Saturday Review of Literature, his family, and bohemian lunches. it also sketches Eugene O Neill, Col Anthony J. Drexel, and Ralph Adams Cram, with scenes of Hoboken, Cortland Street radios, and Holland barges. A second column recounts Margaret Markies Hibbs in Carrollton reaching 1046 through refusal to worry, habit, and farming life after a Civil War veteran husband’s death.
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New York
Christopher Morley
Morley
Saturday Review of Literature
Pipe
Haverford College
Pennsylvania
Oxford
Hoboken
Rialto
Philadelphia
Col
Anthony J. Drexel
Ralph Adams Cram
Princeton
St. John the Divine
Carrollton
Margaret Markies Hibbs
Mrs. Hibbs
South Ridge Societies Meet and Local Notices
South Ridge Women’s Missionary Society and Ladies Aid plan a September 8 meeting at the Cottage in Clearview Grove with a social and business agenda. School of ENS opens Tuesday with Miss Geraldine Woods of Toledo as teacher. Amore-Wortz reunion attended in Grandville, Labor Day. County Fair attendees from here visit Elyria. Jolly Dozen class hosts plan pins. next meet Sept 26 at West Ridge. Jig-Saw puzzle and cootie entertain. Elsie Delefield Ida Delefield and Mrs Beatrice Sherwood attend Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus in Lorain. Hamburg Fry list omissions noted for Walter Fowell family and Mirtain Fowl. Wagoner reunion held in Clearview Grove with 50 attending. 1934 reunion set for New Bavaria. attendees from Lorain, Lakewood, Holgate, New Bavaria, Marion, Miller City.
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Ralph Deimling
Valley City
Branch
Elyria
Mitta Nickerson
Hildreth Huston
Toledo
Miss Huston
The
Baptist Church
Megargee
Lord Jesus Christ
Paul Krugeel
Atton Holmes
Lawrence Wilson
Jane Wolf
Edwin Rising
Miss Hyde
Sullivan
Robinson
Cleveland
South Ridge
Woman's Missionary Society
Ladies Aid
Clearview Grove
I. S
Miriam Fowl
Jolly Dozen
Margaret Mason
West Ridge
Helen
Marjorie Pitcock
Kathalegn
Kaladeen Young
Doris Nichols
Marion Grobe
Wagner
Wagoner
New Bavaria
Lorain
Lakewood
Holgate
Marion
Miller City
Murray Ridge opens with new teachers at Murray Ridge School
Edward Welch of Cleveland visited his parents in Murray Ridge. Locals attended the Lorain County fair. The Murray Ridge School opened September 5 with Miss Alice Shriver of Amherst and Mrs. Ethel Cole of Elyria as teachers. Mr and Mrs A J Derek visited relatives in Elyria. Mr and Mrs N J Adams of Akron stayed with Erwin Eppley. Miss Anna Haag hosted a lawn party with a well lighted lawn and invited guests.
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Murray Ridge, O
Edward Welch
Cleveland
Ed Welch
Murray Ridge
Alice Shriver
Amherst
Ethel Cole
Elyria
A. J. Derek
N. J. Adams
Ackron
Erwin Eppley
Church Notes at South Ridge Sept 6
Services announced for Sunday Sept 10 at South Ridge Church with Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m Pastor Rev H Amore to lead. County Home services by Rev H Amore Sunday at 2 p m brief local notes from state fair visits and family travels in Murray Ridge 4 H club and nearby towns.
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South Ridge
H. Amore
George Knittle
Marlon Knittle
Columbus
Marion
Murray Ridge
Edith McCluskey
Haag Orchestra Hosts Evening of Music and Fun
Haag orchestra furnished music throughout the evening as games and contests delighted attendees. Refreshments were served by Miss Anna Haag and her mother Mrs Henry Haag to a list of guests including John Schotishe Glen Fridenstien Donald Fridenstien Roberta Freeland Gladys Freeland Clyde Miller Helen Smith Hazel Smith Marila Spathe Anna Schotishe Maude Fridenstien Jean Fridenstien Richard Miller Walter Haag Ernest Haag Auns Haag. Winifred Decker of Lorain spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Decker. Mr and Mrs Samuel Slusher and family of Elyria called on relatives Monday evening. Mr and Mrs F Jackson were guests of Mr and Mrs C Miller of Elyria over the weekend.
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Fred Decker
Samuel Slusher
Elyria
F. Jackson
C. Miller
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