Enrollment in Elyria schools totals 4286 on opening day
Elyria public schools report 4286 students on opening day, 120 fewer than last year’s first day, with four kindergartens yet to report. Parochial enrollment totals 871, while Lorain County schools have not yet filed figures. High school and junior high numbers show mixed changes, with declines in several elementary schools and a notable rise at Elyria High.
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Elyria
R.C. Maston
Lorain County
Last Son
Servnes
Munston
Gibbons
St. Mary's School
St. Agnes
Holy Cross
St John’s Lutheran School
Jefferson Junior High
Elyria Constable Suffers Stroke
Louis Stolzenburg aged 44 of 112 East Broad street Elyria township is in Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment of a stroke of apoplexy suffered at his home during sleep. He discovered paralysis upon attempting to rise at 5 a.m. Saturday. a wife report notes he appeared well at 2 a.m. after letting the dog out.
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Louis Stolzenburg
East Broad Street
Elyria Township
Enstable
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Weather Ohio forecast and regional patterns
The bulletin notes a mostly cloudy sky with gradually rising temperatures tonight and Wednesday. Light showers likely in extreme north, with showers and thunderstorms across the northern and central plains to the Lake region and heavy local precipitation in Iowa. High pressure moved from the Great Lakes to New England while a low over Alberta and the Rocky Mountain plateau cools the area.
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Ohio
Great Lakes
New England
Alberta
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Plains
Lake Region
Iowa
Ohio Valley
Mourners File Past Cardinal Hayes in New York
Mourners crowded the bier of Patrick Certlinit Hayes a 70 year old prince of the Roman Catholic Church in New York his body robed in purple lay in state at his residence He died in his sleep of a heart attack at his summer home near Monticet Friday's Solemn Pontifical Requiem Mass is planned with Cardinals Mundelein O Connell and Dougherty expected.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York
Michael Lavelle
Cardinal Hayes
St. Joseph's Camp
Mountains
Sullivan County
Patrick Certlinit Hayes
Monticette
Mundelein
Chicago
O'Connell
Boston
Dougherty
Philadelphia
Twelve Injured In Traffic Accidents
Weekend traffic crashes injured twelve people across Avon Lake Elyria and Wellington. J Hayden of Ypsilanti broke facial injuries in a collision with a Lake Shore bus at Stop 4 Lake Road. Richard Bisbee and two Ypsilanti residents were occupants. bus passengers uninjured. William Burrows 15 suffered a fractured elbow after bicycle collision on Oberlin Road. Five treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for minor injuries from a two car collision on West Avenue at 10th Street. Involved were Edward Murray Emma Murray Ebien Sowinski and Stanley Tomski. Ward Church 18 of Wellington treated for a head laceration from a Route 18 crash. W C Young of Inter City Coal was struck at Olive and Cleveland Streets. Continued on Page 2.
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Telvwe
Lake Road
Avon Lake
J. Hayden
Ypsilanti
Mich
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Hayden
Richard Bisbee
Burrows
Elytia Memorial Hospital
West Avenue
10Th Street
Edward Murray
Tenth Street
Emma Murray
Ebien Sowinski
Middle Avenue
Stanley Tomski
Bath Street
William Hebebrandt
Erie Street
Tomski
Hebebrandt
Dorr Billings
16Th Street
E. J. Stankard, Jr
Warren Church
South Street
Wellington
Church
Edward Pierce
W. C. Young
Inter City Coal Company
Olive
Cleveland
37th Division Vets Get Charter
Lorain County 37th Division A. E. F. veterans gain a new charter at their chapter. The charter was granted during the 20th annual reunion of 37th Division veterans in Zanesville. The event also approved a women's auxiliary charter for Lorain County.
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Lorain County
A. E. F. Veterans
Zanesville
Focal
C. H. Sommers
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clarence W. James
Warren
Paul Meeks
Jerry Cullen
Toledo
Toledo Chapel
Man Has Arm Torn Off While Signaling Turn
In Cambridge on September 6 John Aleshire, 28, of near Byesville, was reported in fair condition after his left arm was torn off at the elbow by a truck as he attempted to signal a left turn from his car. In Hyde Park, President Roosevelt arrived at his summer home today for a several week stay.
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Cambridge
John Aleshire
Byesville
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Final Touches Given To Exhibits At Lorain County Fair
Lorain County's 92nd annual fair opened gates at 4 p.m. with exhibits filling all space and visitors getting first view of displays. Rabbit and goat sections drew large entries alongside strong cattle, horses, sheep, hogs, poultry and a thriving art show. Four-H Club youth showcase 600 exhibitors, while attractions include pony races, school softball and bicycle meets, the X-Bar-X Rodeo, Lum and Abner’s Pine Ridge Follies, Troop A versus Cleveland American Legion at the horse show, a Girl Scouts revue, and a daily downtown parade to spotlight fair features. Mayor Burton and Cleveland officials Ness and Matowitz expected Thursday night attendance.
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Lorain County
Une
Junior Fair Board
Lum and
Abner
Elyrians
WPA Classes Resume Today
Lorain County adults return to school as the WPA adult education term starts with 21 teachers, 87 classes in 35 centers across 13 cities. Enrollment last month reached 1,347. courses cover literary English, citizenship, public health, general academics, and work for the blind, with locations in Elyria Lorain and nearby communities.
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Lorain County
WPA
Alice Platner
Elyria
Washington School
Roosevelt School
C. C. C. Camp
Office
The
Bureau of Aid For Dependent Children
Lorain
Neighborhood
Garden Avenue
Hitler Defiant Glorifies The German Reich
Nuremberg dispatch reports Adolf Hitler praising the greater German Reich at the Nazi party congress. He extols Germany's power and ties with Italy and Japan, warns against Bolshevism and Jews, and rejects a European armament pact while signaling policy toward Czechoslovakia remains unresolved. He argues economic self sufficiency and national security over blockades, and notes Germany's loss of isolation with new world powers as friends.
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Nuremberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Japan
Hitler
Adolf Wagner
Bavaria
Poland
Reich
Improvement Of Route 10 Bid By Cleveland Company
The Cuyahoga Asphalt and Paving Company of Cleveland was reported as low bidder for the Route 10 improvement project in Carlisle Eaton and Ridgeville townships. The bid totaled 32240 for widening and paving a five mile strip. The Elyria Real Estate Board meeting scheduled for Wednesday noon was postponed due to the death of secretary C. C. Locke.
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Cuyahoga Asphalt and Paving Company of
Cleveland
State Highway Department
Carlisle
Eaton
Ridgeville
Gand
C. C. Locke
Elyria Real Estate Board
Former Elyria council member, Clarence Locke, dies at 62
Clarence C. Locke, 62, longtime Elyria resident and former city council member, died suddenly from a heart attack at his home on Furnace Street. He was born May 2, 1876 in Greenwood New York and had lived in Elyria about 11 years. A veteran of the Spanish American War, he was active in the Gilmore Post Lorain and held roles in the Church of Christ Elks and Masons. He is survived by his wife two daughters a granddaughter and three sisters. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with grave service by Spanish American War Veterans at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Clarence C. Locke
Elyria
Furnace Street
Mr. Locke
Greenwood
New York
Willys-Overland Company
Buffalo
Church of Christ
Shinglehouse
Pennsylvania
James Curry
Tucson
Arizona
Ruth Head
California
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Will Foster
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Holiday Death Toll Heavy Labor Day Weekend
The Labor Day holiday week end produced at least 384 violent deaths nationwide per United Press. Highway crashes caused 263 deaths as the toll rose toward 440 on highways. Drownings reached 34, with 87 deaths from shootings stabbings and other accidents. Illinois led with 35 deaths, New York 33, Ohio 30 with 25 traffic fatalities.
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United Press
New York
Ohio
Berrodin Fails To Appear For Hearing
The Federal Social Board hears that Henry J. Berrodin and Ohio Old Age Assistance Division failed to attend a scheduled hearing on August 20. Chairman Arthur J. Altmeyer called the absence an admission of maladministration and said Ohio’s actions may jeopardize federal aid. Investigators cited delayed pensions, blanket increases, and discrimination in aid to the aged, with letters related to Martin L. Davey’s campaign found with pension checks. The board will forward a full transcript to Ohio officials for reply before deciding on possible withdrawal of grants.
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Washington
Ohio Old Age Assistance Administration
Federal Social Board
Ohio
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Altmeyer
Henry J. Berrodin
Ohie
Aid
Berrodin
Social Security Board
Martin L. Davey
Ghia
Robert P. Bingham
British Freighter Marvin Bombed at Alicante
Paris dispatch reports the British freighter Marvin carrying wheat was bombed and set afire during a Nationalist air bombardment of Alicante. One crew member was killed.
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Bulletin
Paris
Alicante
Marvin
Wife of Oberlin organ head fatally injured in crash
Dr. Miriam Davis of Oberlin died at St Luke's Hospital after a head on collision on South Center Road near Pepper Pike. Her husband Prof Bruce Davis head of the Oberlin Conservatory organ department sustained minor injuries. Several others in the other car suffered severe injuries and fractures. Funeral plans pending.
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Miriam Davis
Oberlin
Bruce Davis
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
South Center Road
Fairmount Road
Pepper Pike Village
Davis
John Clark
Cleveland Heights
Mary Grier
Scranton
Mary
Frank
Loretta Boland
Clark
Grier
Miss Grier
Frank Grier
New York Infirmary
Turner Sets Thompson Trophy Record in 283 mph Win
Col Roscoe Turner became the first to win the Thompson Trophy twice and set a new speed record of 283 mph on the 30 mile National Air Races course in Cleveland. He earned 18,000 dollars for the win plus 4,000 for a new record, with two planes in the race and two competitors forced out. Parachutist Eddie Zula was seriously injured when his chute failed to open fully.
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Cleveland, C
Roscoe Turner
National Air Races
Turner
Michael Detrovat
France
Arl Ortman
San Diego
S. J. Wittman
Osh- Kosh
Wis
Harry Crosby
Art Chester
Los Angeles
Joe Mackay
Findlay, O
Eddie Zula
Elgin, II
Sudeten Germans to hold congress in October
PRAGUE September six Sudeten German leader Konrad Henlein convoked the first Sudeten German party Congress modeled on the Nazi formula for mid October signaling a climax in negotiations on the Czech minority problem. The move comes as President Edouard Benes government seeks a settlement basis without impairing Czechoslovakia’s independence or risk of war.
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Prague
Konrad Henlein
Henlein
Czechoslovakia
Edouard Benes
Falls On Sidewalk Leaves Man With Laceration
Jack Grosser of 348 Second Street was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 1 a.m. yesterday for a head laceration after he fell on Broad Street sidewalk, police report states.
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Jack Grosser
Second Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Broad Street
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Elyria Constable
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
Vets Get Charter
Des Moines
Grand Army of the Republic
Overton H. Mennet
James W. Willett
Tamalas
Adjutant General
Russell C. Martin
C. H. William Ruhe
Pittsburgh
Lather
Acme Telephoto
Elyria Council
Organ Dept
Marshall William Bierman
Davises
Cape Cod
Col. Turner
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