Rotary Speaker Emphasizes Life Insurance Needs
Freeman Essex of Portland Oregon told Pyria Rotary Club members at the Hotel Newell that life insurance is essential for future emergencies and protection. He spoke on life insurance and was in Wlyria at the invitation of local dealers. Final plans for the Kiwanis Rotary golf tournament and dinner at Spring Valley Country Club were announced for tomorrow afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Essex
Portland
Oregon
Pyria Rotary Club
Newell
Besex
Wlyria
Nfe Insurance
Kiwanis
Spring Valley Country Club
Cleveland seeks immediate gas rate cut in court clash
Cleveland opened a bid for an emergency reduction in natural gas rates by 10 cents per thousand cubic feet pending claims for a permanent cut. City officials argued before the State Public Utilities Commission in Columbus, facing opposition from East Ohio Gas Corp. The city plans to appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court if the panel grants or denies hearing on the merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
W. G. Kerr
Newton D. Baker
Harold H. Burton
State Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
William Cockley
Hast Ohio Gas Company
Gloria Swanson Faces Furniture Attachment in Court
A Los Angeles judge refused to halt a writ of attachment against Gloria Swanson. Only three pieces bath tub bedstead and a supper chair were exempt as paid for. The action by New York importer William J. Saylor, Ltd. claimed an unpaid furniture bill.FIRST PLANE LANDS PARADOX Col The first airplane to land in Paradox did so recently and fell into Dick Swain's hay field during a Denver to Grand Junction trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Gloria Swanson
Emmet H. Wilson
Motion Picture Star
William J. Saylor, Ltd
New York
Paradox
Col
1Ubi
Dick Swain
Hay Held
Denver
Grand Junction
Councilman Leonard Smith Challenges Voice of the People Author
Councilman Leonard Smith challenged the author of a recent Voice of the People letter in the Chronicle Telegram. He called the article childish and said charges should be made directly to the council. Smith asked the author to rise in the lobby and defend his claims, but no one responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Smith
Voice of the People
Chronicle-Telegram
Council
Smith
Council Accepts Bus Schedule Change for Sundays
City council approved a revised bus timetable with Sunday service at 45 minutes. Weekday off-peak hours will keep 35 minute intervals while peak times stay unchanged. The schedule remains until business warrants a return to the old system.
Kennedy and Curtiss Relected to Police Relief and Pension Boards
Kennedy and Curtiss were reelected to the police relief fund and the freman’s pension fund boards. Each fund has a six member board. police and freman will elect two members at their first meeting this month, then the two boards will jointly nominate two citizen members to serve with each board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Kennedy
Curtiss
Council Last Sight
Anna Kennedy
Carl Curtiss
Police Relief Fund
Freman’s Pension Fund
Police and Fremen
Fireman Finds Dead Carrier Pigeon Near Station
Fireman William Burnett found a carrier pigeon dead in an alley beside No 1 station this morning. A rubber band with the number 527 circled its left leg and a metal band on the right leg bore markings BC F a638au a0. It is believed the bird died of exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burnett
Kiwanis to view film of Canadian fishing trip
Karl Meister and Carl Taylor will present motion pictures of their recent Canadian fishing trip at the Elyria Kiwanis Club meeting at the Hotel Newell Thursday. Several additional pictures will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Meister
Carl Taylor
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Jacob Culbert Released on $360 Bond on Assault Charge
Jacob Culbert, 64, was released on a $360 bond awaiting trial before Justice Joseph Petro on an assault and battery charge filed by William Welsh of North Ridge Road. A traffic light proposal at Third Street and Middle Avenue by Councilman Carl Curtis was referred to the safety committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Culbert
Joseph Petro
William Welsh
North Ridge Road
Third Street
Middle Avenue
Carl Curtis
Safety Committee
Enrollment figures rise in city special schools
The Crippled Children's room at Ely School lists 10 students this year, unchanged from last year. The Franklin School deaf class has nine enrolled, up from seven, with more planning to attend. The Opportunity School operates with one teacher, dropping from 20 to 13 due to reassignments. Gates Hospital School for Crippled Children falls from 22 to 11. Two kindergartens will open September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely School
Franklin School
Opportunity School
Gates Hospital
Curtis Opens Up Barrage On Officials
Councilman Carl Curtis attacked city officials over ignored improvement recommendations and small matters. He claimed many issues he submitted to the council since last night have not been acted on, saying action only comes when he brings items before the full council. He blamed the clerk for delaying referrals to service directors and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Curtis
Curtis
Harvey Cheney
Cheney
Death Notice Mrs Ann Robson of Carlisle and Merrill family
Mrs Ann Robson widow of Edwin Robson died at 1845 this morning at her Robson road home in Carlisle townstill after a lingering illness. She was born December 28, 1835 in Eaton Ohio and lived in Eaton and Carlisle. Survived by six sons and one daughter, eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Friday at 2 90 P.M. from Robson road home with Rev Lea. burial in Butternut Ridge Cemetery. Also notice: James Myron Merrill aged 3 years 4 months died yesterday at S B Merrill’s Brighton Township home. survived by three sons, one daughter, fifteen grandchildren and twenty six great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 P.M. at E Merrill’s Brighton home. burial in Clarkfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Robson
Edwin Robson
Robson Road
Carlisle
Townstill
Eaton
Ohio
LaPorte Methodist Church
Charles E
Cartiste
J. E
A. J
Elyria
Thomas
Thad
Roy
Rev
Lea
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Wakeman
James Myron Merrill
S. BE. Merrill
Brighton Township
Merrill
Clarksfield Township
J. E. Merrill
S. E. Merrill
Clarksfield
Brighton
Clay Puder
Clark
Grills Files For Lorain Probate Judge Nomination
Petitions with 50 names are to be filed with the board of elections today or tomorrow, naming Wesley L Grills city solicitor of Lorain for probate judge of Lorain county on a non partisan judicial ticket. Incumbent Judge W H Wilcox and Eugene Babcock of Rochester are other candidates. Wilcox holds Republican nomination, Babcock Democratic from last May primaries. Grills serves his fourth term as Lorain city solicitor, term expiring December 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petinons
Board of Elections
Wesley L Gills
Lorain
Lorain County
Grills
W. H. Wilcox
Eugene Babcock
Rochester
Wilcox
Babcock
East Carlisle Four-H Club Rabbits Win at Lorain County Fair
East Carlisle Four-H Rabbit Club members earned ten firsts two seconds and three thirds at the Lorain County Fair for their rabbits. Final summer project scores list members Horace Hill Robert Helton Alfred Emery Jr James Hartburt Al Harrison Owen Harrison Mat Myers George Fields Vernon Smith Veron Fullmer Dale Wood Billy Feron James Feron and Robert Lynden among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Fair
Horace Hill
Robert Hazelton
Alfred Emery, Jr
James Hartburt
al Harrison
Owen Harrison
Mat Myers
George Fields
Vernon Smith
Veron Fullmer
Dale Wood
Billy Feron
James Feron
Robert Lynden
Real Estate Transfers in Elyria Avon Lake Lorain Area
GHStone and Fred H Mallory transfer to Martha Adams for property on Princeton Avenue Elyria. Carl E Strand to Anna Elizabeth Strand quit claims on Groveland Drive Wood Haven Beach Subdivision Number Two Avon Lake. Paul and Helen Molnar to George and Ester Oleska. 40 acres on Vermont Road LaGrange Township to Omar Orin Wright and Anna P Wright. Property on West Tenth Street Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghston
Fred H. Mallory
Martha Adams
Princeton Avenue
Elyria
Carl E. Strand
Anna Elizabeth Strand
Groveland Drive
Woodhaven Beach
Avon Lake
Paul
Helen Molnar
George and
Ester Oleska
Vermont Road
LaGrange Township
John A
May E. Wright
Omar Orin Wright
Anna P. Wright
West Twentieth Street
Lorain
Man Released From Jail Arrested Again In Hen Coop
Amos Boutcher, 45, was jailed in Malden after a 15 day sentence for drunkenness. The next morning he was arrested in Jacob Sugarman's hen coop. Questioned in court about the deaths of six hens, Boutcher admitted killing them to obtain their wishbones to change his luck. He did not disclose what luck he sought. He received an additional 45 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
Amos Boutcher
Jacob Sugarman
Boutcher
Brothers Reunite After 52 Years in Milwaukee
Julius Bieler locates Fred Bieler’s son Harold in the city directory, ending a 52 year search and reuniting the siblings in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Julius
Fred Bieler
Julis
Fred
Harold
Elyria Library to Open Evenings This Fall
Miss Charlotte Brooks, Elyria librarian, announced the library will be open Wednesday afternoons and evenings during fall winter and spring, after summer closings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Charlotte Brooks
Thebrary
Oberlin Girl Injured in Head on Collision West of Norwalk
Miss Eloise Bahr daughter of Mr and Mrs G A Bahr of Spring street was seriously injured in a Monday evening auto accident west of Norwalk in a head on collision with a car driven by a Chicago man whose vehicle caught fire. The Chicago driver and his wife were seriously injured and taken to Belle Vue hospital. Miss Bahr was rushed to Norwalk hospital where doctors said her right arm was so badly cut she may lose use of it. Passenger Joseph Hattenback of Cleveland also suffered cuts and bruises but left the hospital. Other items note teaching moves and local social news including residents visiting, moving, and relatives visiting Oberlin area.
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Oberlin
Eloise Bahr
G. A. Bahr
Spring Street
Norwalk
Chicago
Bellevue Hospital
Miss Bahr
Norwalk Hospital
Joseph Hattenback
Cleveland
Miss Babr
Wellington Hospital Notes and Local Moves
Wellington notes list Abbie Williams with bronchial pneumonia at Allen hospital and Mrs. Foster Dirlam of Elyria home from Memorial hospital after typhoid. Clara Disbro and son Herbert moved from Elyria to live with her mother H O Barker. Local items cover Labor Day visits, air races, Elyria Fair attendance, and residents’ travel among Wellington, Elyria, Oberlin, and surrounding towns.
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Wellington
Abbie Williams
Allen ‘Hospital
Foster Dirlam
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Dirlam
Clara Disbro
Herbert
H. O. Barker
Wintering in Florida Planned by Coates Family
Mrs. Ray Coates and her two daughters Wanda and Betty along with Miss Esther Hawk will depart soon to spend the winter in Florida with Mrs. Coates sisters, Mrs. Esterbrook and Mrs. Maudsley. The American Legion Auxiliary plans a County Council meeting in Wellington on Wednesday evening at the Legion Hall with all county units to be represented. In the W C T U meeting at Mrs. T M Pfeiffer home Tuesday, officers were elected: President Mrs. John Duff, Vice President Mrs. Harlan Dudley, Treasurer Mrs. Chas Murray. Mrs. Dudley read a paper on prohibition news, and Mrs. Wells led devotions. light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank van Cleet
Laddie
New Jersey
E. JA. van Cleet
Walter West
Mitiwanga
M. F. Williams
Sarah Brouse
Joe
Browand
Spencer
Rowland West
A B. Curtice
Albert Rowland
Chas. Sheldon
Elyria
Lucille Rolce
Clinton Battles
Mary
Laurence Baker
C. A. Hichcock
Jefferson, O
Harlan Dudley
Kenneth Brouse
Elyria Fair
H. H. Stone
Son Russel
Oberlin
Jessie Wright
Mary Maynard
Elsha
Homer Johns
Brewster
Howe Fisher
Cleveland
Labor
Frank Oberg
Stanley Page
Bernice Page
Judy Jewett
Berlin Heights
Dwight- Page
Dick Duff
John Duff
Gibsonburg
Florida
Ray Coates
Wanda
Betty
Esther Hawk
Coates
Esterbrook
Maudsley
American Legion Auxiliary
Wellington
Legion Hall
T. M. Pfieffer
Chas. Murray
Dudley
D. P. Wells
Returns to St. Luke's Hospital for Contagious Ward Study
Miss Betty Greetham went to St. Luke's Hospital on Tuesday to study there until September 30 and then will proceed to Detroit to work at the City hospital in the contagious wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Greetham
St. Lukes Hospital
Detroit
City Hospital
Divorce filings and grants from New London docket
Grace A. Arpasi sues Charles Arpasi for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Married in 1930 in New London. Fred Shook granted divorce from Margaret Shook on gross neglect of duty. Divorce granted by Judge A. R. Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace A. Arpasi
Charles
New London
Fred Shook
Margaret Shook
A. R. Webber
Thomaston Times Warns Readers About Market Bulls
The Thomaston Georgia Times cautions readers on the rising stock market, urging timely investment judgment with a warning to beware of the bull and its aggressive trends. The brief note reflects market anxiety and cautious sentiment from the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomaston, Ga
Times
Treasuries Disagree Over Missing Funds In County Probe
Authorities probing the $670000 disappearance in the county treasury found a $7.20 overage in city treasury books. Examiners reviewed records as investigators sought the cause of the missing funds and related discrepancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasuries
Cleveland
Met and Married in One Day
Albert H. Graves met Miss Virginia Wright at a soda fountain in Fort Worth Texas by noon she wore his fraternity pin and by nightfall the couple eloped to Oklahoma where they were married making a rapid wedding in one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Albert H. Graves
Virginia Wright
Oklahoma
Bethany Temple Listed Among World Presbyterian Giants
In Philadelphia Bethany Temple Presbyterian Church ranks among the ten largest Presbyterian churches globally in the annual review released by Dr. Lewis S. Mudge Stated Clerk of the General Assembly. In Glouster Quebec dated Sept 7 John Lemay reports a farmer named Guy hanged himself in his barn. A local society ideal democracy promotes interdependent groups to ensure equal opportunity for all individuals to develop their best.
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Philadelphia
Bethany Temple Presbyterian Church
Lewis S. Mudge
General Assembly
Glouster
John Lemay
Guy
Just a Case Of Jealousy Says Myers
A former student writes to Dr. Myers about a 12 year old from a separated family who, after a reversion to joint custody, shows distance and disrespect toward the father. The adviser urges both parents to involve the father in shared activities and to give the boy time with him to rebuild affection and mutual respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Garry C. Myers
Dueston
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Dr. Myers
Nmeser
Motormen Serve Mary the Dog as Town Rider in Danville
Street car motormen in Danville Virginia regularly stop service in the business district to pick up Mary, an elderly bird dog owned by C. K. Booth. Mary rides to town each morning and rests at the rest stop before returning home at dinner time. The board settles Mary’s transportation at intervals with the street car company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Mary
C. K
Booth
Cleveland Market Report Sees Steady Hogs and Broad Livestock Values
Market news from Cleveland shows hogs at 4 100 with holdover steady to higher and light weights near steady, cattle and calves firm to higher with some grades down, sheep steady with lambs up, plus grain and potato quotes across Ohio and nearby states, reflecting a broad livestock and produce market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dwavier
Auto Stolen From Dealer Lot In City Chase
A car was reported stolen from Dall Motor Company parking lot last evening by J I Dall of 101 Broadstreet. Motorcycle Patrolman C E Parker followed the car from Lake Avenue to Middle Ridge Road where the vehicle escaped, Parker stating he pursued the speeding driver unaware the car was stolen. Also noted is an error in yesterday's Kosher pickle recipe printing, which listed one cup of sugar not used in the pickles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I Dall
Broadstreet
Dall Motor Company
C. E. Parker
Lake Avenue
Middle Ridge Road
Parker
J. W. Carson
Adams Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Old Nancy Raised Ned Old Nick in Topeka Tale
In Topeka Kansas the locomotive nicknamed Old Nancy by Rock Island workers blasts off with a stubborn howl after a yard hostler pulls the whistle cord too hard. The town clusters around, fearing a major incident as telephones buzz and townspeople imagine fires and war. After frantic efforts, Nancy’s whistle finally subsides and the engine’s energy is exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Rock Island
Nancy
Nick
Kaw
Honduras Cave Burying Ground expedition aims to explore ancient chamber
Scientists joining Douglas D. H. March seek to enter a rumored Honduran cavern said to hold hundreds of Indigenous remains from the Spanish conquest. March says the outer chamber spans about a half mile dry, with a hidden inner chamber filled with skeletons and pottery. Tribal lore says a 400-member group starved inside to avoid defeat after Indian resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Douglas D. H. March
Bungles
Honduras
March
Interior
Marsh
Grain and produce prices from the Cleveland exchange
Quotations cover alfalfa, clover, corn, wheat, oats, hay, and feeds with rates per bushel, ton, or barrel. Featured farm market listings show apples through turnips with baskets and per-dozen prices. includes vegetables like broccoli, cabbage, lettuce, and peppers along with fruits such as peaches and pears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Lima
Elbertas
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Frompt
Western Reserve Finance
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Ronald Wilbond
Kelly
Erie
Henry Klermund
Paul Shepard
Ed Clark
Akron
Anna Cole
South Main Street
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Kipton
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Durand
Charles Magruder
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Yost Fulton
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Charlevoix
Mich
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West Lo- Tain Street
Doren Lyon
Oberlin Beach
Earl Tucker
Harold Ward
Georgia
Oberlin College
Vine Rebekah Lodge
L. B. Williams
Elm Street
Harry Hovey
Lola Gager
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Alice Wilmot
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Ill
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Russell Stone
Oxford
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Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
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ST. Luke's Hospital
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Margaret Lindsay
London
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Uilago
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United States
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