Elyrians in Bridge Contest Opens Dupli cate Contract League
Twenty two Elyrians staged a close competition at the American Legion Home in the first Elyria Duplicate Contract League event. Howell scoring produced the results with pair scores led by Mr and Mrs Maddock at 65 points and Mrs and Mrs Hyman at 63 12. The league plans a larger turnout, aims to meet at Hotel Newell next Monday night, and may form a men only group.
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Elyrians
Elyria
American Legion
Newell
League
Howell
Melvin Maddock
David Hyman
Morris
J. E. Betteridge
W. G. Ludwig
Merrit Giles
E. Broughton
Frank Phelps
A. H. West
Paul Hines
Harry Lattin
Death Record William Herrick of Rochester Ohio
William Herrick 66 died Wednesday at Samaritan Hospital Ashland following an operation last Thursday He operated a pool room here and lived in the area all his life He leaves his widow Myrtle a sister Ja La Grange and a half brother in Lorain Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 60 from the Baptist church Rev Newton Moore of Brighton officiating Burial will be in Rochester cemetery
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William Herrick Rochester
William Herrick
Samaritan Hospital
Ashland
Ohio
Herrick
Myrtle
Ja .la Grange
Lorain
The
Baptist Church
Newton Moore
Brighton
Rochester Cemetery
Court filings show multiple divorce suits filed
Tom M Henson seeks divorce from Iole Marie Henson on wilful absence for three years. Helen Piwinski of Amherst files for divorce from Yomasz Piwinski on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Alice Smith sues Lewis Smith of Elyria for extreme cruelty.
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Tom M.henson
Iole Marie Henson
Helen Piwinski
Amherst
Yomasz Piwinski
Alice Smith
Lewis Smith
Elyria
Sheriff reports on fines collections year ending September 4
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick reported that for the year ending September 4 there were 1064.62 dollars of fines and costs collected through his department and 220.32 dollars collected by him for the clerk of court's office in fines and costs.
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Clarence W. Dick
Lamson Unshaken In The Story Of Wife's Death
SAN JOSE Calif September 7 David A Lamson testified calmly about finding his wife Allene dead in a Palo Alto bathroom as prosecutor Lindsay pressed for details in the cross examination. Lamson described seeing blood in the bathroom and lifting Allene from the tub while defense sought to limit questioning about his relationship with his wife and the alleged other woman.
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San Jose
Calif
David A. Lamson
Hiis
Allene
Allen P. Lindsay
Stanford
Stanford Press
Palo Alto
Lamson
Sara Kelley
Deloris Roberts Soreinsen
Lindsay
Helen Vincent
Factory Labor Dispute Exposes Overtime and Union Issues
A labor dispute at Lea Fabrics Inc reveals overtime work during peak automobile season, with President Roosevelt referenced in a plan to gain publicity. The company defends 40 cent hourly pay, notes thirty to forty hour weeks previously, and explains that Smalley was fired for nonsatisfactory work after union activity. A telegram to the President claims NIRA violations and demands reinstatement.
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Gen. Johnson
Mr. Flies
Smalley
Oir
Ross
American Federation of Labor
Zead
Roosevelt
Lea Fabrics, Inc
NIRA
Fierbert Smalley
Empday Amailie
Eee
SSS Red Blood Content Booster Claims
The ad touts SSS as a general tonic that clears the skin and strengthens physical condition. It asserts SSS increases red cell count and restores hemoglobin when deficient, backed by countless unsolicited letters across generations. It promotes two sizes at drug stores, urging customers not to be swayed by competitors.
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SSS
Otxsss Co
Carpet Workers Union calls for restored 40 hour week
The Carpet Workers Industrial Union demands restoration of a 40 hour work week after reductions from 48 hours, urging adherence to the NRA's letter and spirit. ERIC ROSS, Secretary, signs the appeal.
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Ries
NRA
Carpet Workers Industrial Union
Enrollment In County Schools Shows Decrease
An unexpected drop in opening day enrollments was reported for Lorain County schools from 43 opened sites. Total 6,141 versus 6,300 last year, with 5,387 in centralized and 754 in smaller districts. Analysts caution late enrollments may narrow the gap, but expect a net decline of about 150.
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Lorain County
Lo- Tain County
Ridgeville
Sout Amherst
South Amherst
Wellington
Amherst
LaGrange
Brighton
Clearview
Vincent
Columbia
East Carlisle
Eaton
Belden
Gratton
West Ridge
Murray Ridge
Elyria Township
Pittsfeld
Russia
Grafton
Rochester
Avon
Avon Lake
Brownhelm
Camden
Henrietta
Huntington
Penfield
Fields Corner
Brookside
Middle Ridge
Southidge
Carlisle Center
Carlisle Township
Lake Avenue
Markley
Gulf Road
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Deputies Seek 17 Nudists In Raid At Michigan Farm
Sheriff’s deputies raided a farm near Kalamazoo arresting a dancing master identified as Ring and his wife Ophelia after warrants were issued for the seizure of 17 nudists and their addresses in Michigan Chicago and Chisago. The couple and others were released on bond after examination.
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Ted Ring
Kalamazoo
Ophelia
Fred W. Miler
Michigan
Chicaze
Chisago Sabarhe
Annual report: Cases handled by Prosecutor Johan M Harding
The office reported 81 cases handled during the year ending September 4. Of these, seven sentences were handed down, 25 were granted probation, 12 were fined, and one case nolled. The document was submitted to the county commissioners as required by law.
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Johan M. Harding
Life Is An Adventure And Must Be Lived
A compact note asserts life as an adventure to be lived and endured, emphasizing resilience and engagement with every experience without defeat. The statement frames endurance as a purposeful approach to daily challenges and personal growth.
Oberlin High schedule shows heavier team this season
Oberlin High announces a football schedule with five home games and four away. The slate opens September 3 hosting New London and includes trips to Norwalk and Bellevue with key matchups against Sandusky Elyria and Willard. Local movers report many players out for practice signaling increased weight.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High
New London
Beresa
Norwalk
Fremont
Bellevue
Sandusky
Elyria
Willard
Tiffin
Viscount Grey Dies Former British Foreign Minister
Viscount Grey of Fallodon, Britain’s foreign secretary from 1905 to 1916, died at his Northumberland estate at age 71 after a long illness. A Liberal statesman and pacifist, he shaped prewar diplomacy and tensions that led to World War I, including the 1912 Germany mission and Britain's Belgium neutrality guarantee.
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Alnwick
England
Viscount Grey of
Fallodon
Great Britain
Northumberland
London
David Lford George
Grey
Lord George
Lord Grey
House of Commons
Lords
Germany
Lord Haldane
Britain
Sarajevo
France
Belgium
Asquith
FIX SALARIES FOR RELIEF WORKERS IN COLUMBUS
The State Relief Commission adopted a food list for relief purchases and set a salary schedule for workers funded by relief funds. Minimums will not trigger automatic raises. each raise must be approved locally. County directors and staff salaries range from $60 to $250 monthly, with variations by county size and role.
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Columbus. O
State Relief Commission
E. C. Braught
Braucht
Curahora
Hamilton
Boys Ordered to Appear Before Chief Over Vandalism
Police Chief E. J. Stankard requires three boys from the Corneil Avenue area to appear today after an apple was thrown through a window at Mrs. C. FR. Oakey’s residence. Authorities say the youths have been disorderly in the vicinity for some time. A physician has not yet been secured.
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C. FR. Oakey
Corneil Avenue
E. J. Stankard
Candidates Filing Petitions Signal Local Election Battles
Tomorrow is the final day to file petitions for November races, with the board of elections reporting a rush of filings from across the county. Names include Amherst trustees Hilary Brandt Ed Brookes Frank Sapp and many others across townships villages and schools.
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Board of Elections
Amherst Township
Hilary Brandt
Ed Brookes
Frank Sapp
Edward Moebius
Fred Koch
Board of Education
Omer Kelly
Ed Stang
Amherst Village
George Cox
Arthur Bauer
Albert Kroeger
Carl Tomanek
Avon Lake Village
Joseph Knipper
Avon Village
Carlisle
James A. Smith
Frank Rahl
Charles M. Williams
Carl Diedrick
Phelan Bruce
Jack Jobson
Constable
East Carlisle
W. H. Banks
A. P. Bailey
G. H. Goodspeed
Columbian
Roy Churchward
Walter Bracy
Earl Boone
P. W. Hineman
A. D. Carpenter
Justice of the Peace
H. T. Snell
John Longhon
Albert Klaas
Roy Putt
Ora Grocker
Joe Akins
Roosevelt Averts Cuban Intervention Warns Against Looming Chaos
The policy urged Pan American consultation on crises and warned Latin America to help avoid U S intervention in Cuba. Roosevelt stressed no desire to place Marines, recalling past peacekeeping in Nicaragua and Santo Domingo, while noting the Platt amendment’s claim to intervene if orders collapse.
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Cuba
9 Air
Roosevelt
United States
Latin America
White House
United Press
Eaross
Machado
Cespedes
America
Min
Nicaragua
Santo Domingo
Markets EvEla Ni Toof Ce and Cleveland Livestock News
Market reports show steady to active trading across cattle hogs and poultry at Cleveland markets with heavy demand. Cattle sale strong with steers and heifers steady. hogs mixed but firm. poultry prices listed for heavy fowls Leghorn broilers ducks and turkeys. grain and produce quotations follow, including No 2 red wheat and various hay feeds.
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Cleveland
Dowhity
New
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
ST Lede
Chicago
Furn
Rock Springs
Ile
United States Department & Agriculture
United States
S. J
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Hamilton county opposes sales tax and luxury taxes
Kane states no shift in sentiment against a general sales tax while opposing a proposed luxury tax. He warns luxury taxes would drive large industries out of business, notably radio and watch manufacturers, amid calls to meet increased funding needs.
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Nes
Kane
Hamilton
Amputate Hand Of State Fire Marshal In Ohio Incident
Frank Henry, State Fire Marshal, had his right hand amputated after injuries from a month ago automobile accident. Doctors said he is in good condition at Grant Hospital in Columbus. The hand was severely lacerated and initial reports indicated amputation was likely.
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Columbus
Frank Henry
Grant Hospital
Hugh Baldwin
Jans
Ihe
Real Estate Transfers in Elyria and Avon
Sheriff s deed transfers property on Park View Court Elyria to Lorain County Savines and Trust Company. John Kadas Jr transfers half interest in lot 26 West of the River Allotment Elyria to Mary Kadas. Sadie Ettinner quitclaims 116 acres on Jaycox road Avon to Lois J Reid. W A Sites transfers quitclaim of six acres on French Creek road Avon to W P Houghton.
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Lorain County Savines and Trust Company
Park View Court
Elyria
John Kadas Jr
Mary Kadas
Sadie Ettinner
Lois J. Reid
Jaycox Road
Avon
Wiliam
W. FP. Houghton
Quitelaim
French Creek Road
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Elyria Fur Shoppe
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Pope's Auto
Second Street
Eric Ross
North Pleasant Street
Bliss
Pleasant St
P. H. Ohly
Mitiwanga
Kathleen Rosecrans
R. S. Young
New Concord
L. P. Chapman
John Horn
Sarah McCotter
Kipton
Robert Wainwright
Medina
Union Street
Frank Sedgeman
William H
Eugene Buell
St. Louis, Mo
C. E. Reynolds
North Cedar Avenue
Ruth Forsythe
Philadelphia
Bernita Leninger
Obertin
Henry Hacker
North Park Street
Blanch Champney
Henry Neuman
Vineland, N. J
Lillian Lauderdale
N. Y
Cherlin
Easton Carr
Frances
Elizabeth
Robert B. Hubbard
St. Johnsbury, Vt
St. Johnsbury Academy
M. A. Houghton
Dudley Wood
Hazel Randall
Blanche Kelly
Erie
Arthur E. Heacox
Cambridge, Mass
Long Lake
Millicent Hume
Chautauqua
New York City
Alliance
George Alexander
Detroit
Viscount Grey
Emma B. Sigsworth
Eaton Township
F. R. Hates
Carl Wright
E. F. Mack
Henrietta Township
Elmer Portman
G. C. Becker
Robert Vetter
Oscar Zurcher
John Born
Ernest Buchs
L. G. Buchs
Mead Pett
Janette Bom
LaGrange Township
Ira Swartz
R. B. Kelner
Fred Prosser
J. P. Jackson
C. Andrew Rawson
H. M. Powers
M. B. Halliwill
William Wilson
A. A. Wilcox
J. A. Nichols
C. EK. Houlk
O. BE. Hastings
W. F. Hastings
F. L. Wolcott
Pittsfield Township
Willoughby Harris
Ray Carter
Vernon Orton
Penfield Township
S. F. Jackson
A. J. Andrews
L. M. Betts
Ralph Bowman
A.H. Hastings
Charles Bligh
P. E. Davison
Fred Rollin
Charles Words
F. E. Kellogg
Phil Bobel
Russia Township
Jessie Ford
S. C. Stricher
Alfred Wetton
Eugene Woods
Allen Thompson
Conrad Reinhart
John Vinson, Sr
Fred Shhaub
Arthur Ernest
Frank Gentile
John Duncan
Albert Schneider
Albert Farey
John Witt
Robert Allsop
Arthur Powers
Christ Krieg
C.E. Heussner
Harry Brucker
Ridgard Albert
Helen Day King
Board of Education of
Sheffield Lake Willags
Max King
Council At
Sheffield Lake
Opt
California
Gulf Gas
Alfred Alten
Second St
Western Reserve’ Finance
Turner Block
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
West Bridge St
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