Elyria Board Awards Coal Contracts for Schools
The Elyria Board of Education awarded contracts to seven local coal dealers to supply about 2,600 tons of coal for next year at a total expenditure of 9,916 dollars. Firms include Murbach Coal and Supply, Elyria Lumber and Coal, West Side Lumber and Coal, Lake Avenue Coal and Supply, Kennedy Koal, Inter-City Coal and Supply, and Elyria Feed and Coal. Previous bids were rejected as too high. payments were adjusted for cash purchases to secure lower offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Board of Educaton
James F. Brown
Murbach Coal and Supply Company
Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
West
Continental powers face uncertain post revolt leadership
The text notes mixed signals about support for the revolutionary government and outlines diverging aims: politicians eye the next legal election, officers seek full reinstatement, and enlisted men want to elect their own officers, creating tension and ambiguity about the path forward.
Warning to Elyria Drivers on Pennsylvania Certificates
The Elyria Automobile Club issued a warning to motorists heading to Pennsylvania to carry their motor vehicle certificates. State law requires drivers to have the certificate, and enforcement aims to recover stolen autos, with 692 cars recovered in 1932 through this law, per the Pennsylvania State Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Pennsylvania
Elyria Automobile Club
Elyria High seeks cafeteria workers for coming year
Principal P Shively announces Elyria High School will accept applications from students wishing to work in the cafeteria for the coming year. Students should apply in the principal's office tomorrow morning before noon as the office closes in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Cc. P. Shively
Old Glory Grange Hosts La Grange Pomona Meet
Old Glory Grange will entertain La Grange County Pomona Grange on Saturday September 9 with dinner at noon. The annual Grange inspection is planned for Thursday September 14 with good attendance urged for all officers. The Juvenile Grange will perform and a lunch committee is set.
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OLD Glory Grange
LA Grange
Lorain County
Pomona Grange
Divorce filing withdrawn after reconciliation note
Mrs. Sunday had filed a divorce complaint on July 17 but withdrew it a week later following a reconciliation. The report suggests defects of character as a factor in the dispute and notes she was ordered out of the house amid the alleged attack.
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Sunday
CANDIDATES IN FINAL RUSH FOR ELYRIA ELECTIONS
The county election office buzzed with petitions as candidates rushed to file for varied offices. New filings include two for Elyria School Board, plus numerous entrants for county board of education trustees, mayors, clerks, treasurers, and council across Avon Lake, Amherst, Grafton, LaGrange, and surrounding townships, listing dozens of hopefuls and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Electiona
Varius
Elyria School Board
Julia Martin
Tenth Street
Ellen Shaw
Harrison Street
County Board of Education
F. Gertrude Akins
Columbia Station
Alma K. Portman
Henrietta
James C. Davidson
Avon
Arthur D. Mason
Wellington
H. T. Snell
Avon Village
Wilson Jameson
Lewis Bennett
Charles Wagner
Anton Kinzel
Wm. J. Bommer
William Baldauf
W. J. Barr
Roy
Cahoon
Frank Horwedel
Charles Klingshein
A. J. Schmetz
Avon Lake
Hugo F. Bouse
Warner. Black
O. P. Kubach
Joseph M. Boem
Kenneth Drake
William R. Hinz
Ralph Morrison
Caroline K. Fipes
John Terveer
William Franklin
Frank Krebs
William J. Klausmeyer
Edward Osterland
Edward DeChant
Mary McKay
Charles Gilman
C. J. Hain
Harry
S. Clifford
C. E. Cooper
Frank Kodde
Carlisle Township
Walter Hadaway
Wm. C. Glover
Camden Township
J. Davidson
Earl Rowell
J. R. Groot
Stephen F. Cowle
Constable
Reuben Calkins
Elsham Township
George W. Cotton
Floyd L. Shaw
Lester M. Yountz
Board of Education
Qorlo M. Higgins
D. R. Roberts
Otto K. Mischka
John K. Nice
Wm. C. Eddy
Eaton Township
George C. Stegman
J. H. Lantz
Elmer Fulmer
Bayard Qolbers
Carlton Blaine
Grafton Township
J. H. Droege
L. Mole
B. T. Nesbett
Rosz Grabensetter
S. G. Armbruster
Henrietta Township
Charles Heidrich
F. EB. Andress
S. H. Lembach
Harold Coats
Walter Kothe
A. E. McDowell
Earl Kendregh
Holase Derby
Melvin Unger
LaGrange
A. R. Under
Frank Dushenske
Charles H. Sanders
Tom Jackson
R. B. Kelner
David E. Pelton
A. R. Underhill
Penfield Township
Charles Pelton
Earl Parsons
Beatrice Myers
Ridgevills Township
J. F. Diedrich
Michael Busser
Frank E. Leonard
H. T. Steffens
H. E. Mitchell
Russia Township
John Emerich
Garrett Newell
Sheffield Lake
Otto J. Ruth
Carl W. Lattig
Harry W. Wagner
Thos
W. McAdoo
Court House Divorces and Insurance Dispute Items
Lydia Shar of Elyria sues Emery Shar for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. married 1926. Clara Deal of Amherst sues Frank Deal for divorce on gross neglect. married 1939 with one child. Cleva DeCourcey of Elyria sues Bernard DeCourcey of Rochelle Illinois for divorce on gross neglect. married 1928. Helen A Mead of Lorain sues Arthur for divorce on incompatibility. married 1920. Joe Vurovec sues asserting Serb National Federation. Lorain residents claim $745 alleged due beneficiary of insurance for Riaz Hunjadi deceased.
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Lydia Shar
Elyria
Emery Shar
Clara Deal
Amherst
Frank Deal
Cleva DeCourcey
Bernard DeCourcey
Rochelle
Helen A. Mead
Lorain
Arthur
Joe Vurovec
Sult
Riaz Hunjadi
Harvey Graham pleads not guilty in assault case
Harvey Graham also known as Harvey Snellenberger of Lake Avenue pleaded not guilty to assault and battery charged by Mrs Yeasham. He appeared before Justice Joseph Petro and was released on $100 bond pending trial tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Graham
Harvey Snellenberger
Lake Avenue
Mra. Yeasham
Joseph Petro
Bridgette Club Entertained With Bridge and Prizes
Oberlin host Mrs Hartley Broadwell entertained the Bridgette club with a dinner and bridge. Mrs Karl Jones and Mrs George Broadwell won first and second high scores. Other members included Mrs Maurice Schubert Mrs R P Harvey and Mrs Jerry Steel. A separate note covers a contract bridge party hosted by Mrs Charles Magruder with prizes for high scores and a birthday cake for Mrs George Bowen. The Christmas Club will resume Sept 11 with a luncheon at Mrs E W Spaulding’s home.
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Oberlin, CO
Hartley Broadwell
Bridgette Club
Union Street
Karl Jones
George Broadwell
Maurice Schubert
R. P Harvey
Jerry Steel
Earl Jones
O. H. Whittington
H. V. Zahm
Oberlin
John McConnell
Lorain
Charles Magruder
North Pleasant Street
E. W. Spaulding
T. H. Rowland
100 Children In Rick-Rack Contest
More than 100 boys and girls from the south end competed in a prelimary rick-rack contest at West Avenue and Sixteenth Street. Fourteen advanced to tonight’s final for the sectional championship. Buddies Washington and W M Singleton posted high scores near 2000. The event begins at 6 30 P M, sponsored by Second Baptist Church Rev G T Settle. Prizes awarded by local residents. Public admission.
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South End
West Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Buddy” Washington
Eighteenth Street
W. M. Singleton
Seventeenth Street
Second Baptist Church
G. T. Settle
Labeling Act Eyes No Brand Oils In Ohio
Ohio lawmakers passed a labeling act to protect motorists from bootleg gasoline and oil sold by indiscriminate dealers. Non branded fuels must carry a No Brand label in letters at least three inches high. First offenses carry fines from 100 to 2200 dollars and up to 30 days in jail, with higher penalties for subsequent offenses. A separate act requires the word Rebuilt on storage batteries that have been reconditioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Forbes
Atl
Study methods for control of codling moth in Lorain County orchards
Ohio State University extension specialist T. H. Parks toured Lorain County to review moth control measures focusing on bands used in two large orchards and reporting success. County agent C. J. Hummel notes unusually difficult moth pressures this year due to a large first brood, with many growers adding extra sprays. Fish is used as a valuable fertilizer in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
T. H. Parks
Ohio State University Extension
C. J. Hummel
Ecting County
Hummel
Latin American diplomats weigh Cuban intervention issue
At the White House meeting with President Roosevelt and envoys from Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Mexico officials discussed Cuba and the risk of American intervention. Latin nations fear recognizing intervention rights while some fear disorder could trigger action. French and Japanese observers noted casualties and Japanese nationals in Cuba as they sought assurances from the U.S. government.
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Hampton Roads
Roosevelt
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Mexico
White House
Cuba
United States
de Laboulare
France
State Department
Figure of Arab leadership and exile after World War I
The text recounts a ruler who fled Turks in 1315, aided the Arab revolt under General Allenby, ruled Aryra after the war, was proclaimed king in 1924 but distanced from the French mandate, and won the 1921 Iraqi kingship in a 96 percent plebiscite, then notes common people prefer practical, stern realities over theoretical wisdom.
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Hedjaz
Allenby
Aryra
Iraq
District Convention of Auxiliary to Spanish War Veterans Set
Lillian Shyrock of Carlton Ohio presides over District No. 1 Auxiliary events in Elyria for an all day convention at Elks hall on October 1983 with about two hundred delegates. Local committees include Colburn Meinke and Southam. visiting delegates attend K of P hall meeting, Parkersburg trip urged. Civilian Conservation Corps vacancies noted with September 25 deadline. McKinley memorial booster in Niles. Lorain County veterans to attend. next Camp and Auxiliary meeting September 7 at K of C Hall.
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Aux
Lillian Shyrock
Car ‘Ton
Ohio
Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans
Elyria
Elks Hall
Henrietta W. Colburn
Minnie Meinke
Hess F. Southam
Shyrook
Mayme Hoecker
Deepartment
Lucy Stitz
Elizabeth Tucker
Woodworth Camp
K. of P. Hall
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Niles
Wllam Marlin
Civilian Conservation Corp
Veterans Bureau
Cleveland
Wm. McKinley
McKinley Memorial
Lorain County
K. of Cc. Hall
Findleys to entertain Garden Club members
Mr and Mrs G B Findley will host the Garden Club at the Boy Scout cabin on Abbe road North next Monday at 7 30 PM. Mr Findley will discuss the subject of Reforestation.
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Mrs. Findley
Garden Club
G. B. Findley
Abbe Road
North
Gady to Speak at Two Local Churches Sunday
The Rev. Dr George Luther Cady a Congregational executive and American Missionary Association leader will address First Congregational Church Sunday morning on What Is It All About. He will preach at Second Congregational Church Sunday evening on The Art of Living Together in a Smaller World. Special morning music features a duet and solos. Sunday school resumes at 9:39 a m.
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George Luther Cady
Congregational Church
American Missionary Association of Congregational and Christian Churches
First Congregational Church
Second Congregational Church
Dr. Cady
Michigan
New York
New England
Mt. Hermon School
Northfield
Massachusetts
Dwight L. Moody
Olivet College
Iowa
Idaho
Chicago Theological Seminary
Jesus
Rathbun
Two Melons Grow Joined Together At Florence Farm
A melon freak was brought to the Chronicle-Telegram today. Two perfect melons joined together by nature were raised on the George M. Brooks farm at Florence by L. H. Grobe.
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Chronicle-Telagram
George M. Brooks
Florence
L. H. Grobe
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Prices Summary
Cleveland market report shows butter and eggs firm with small gains in prices. Poultry and meat trade steady with light demand. hay and grain quotes hold near previous levels. Livestock prices rise modestly on cattle calves hogs, while potato and grain quotations list various New Jersey, Maine, Idaho, and Washington origins with mixed movement. Market text notes warm emphasis on futures and cash prices from Chicago and Cleveland exchanges.
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Cleveland
Leghorn
Lexhorn Brothers
New Jersey
Long Island
Maine
Idaho
Chicago
Senn
United States Department of Agriculture
Lotatoes
United States
Weah
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
U.S
Cleveland Grain and An Exchange
New NRA Rulings Are Received by Elyria Chamber
Chamber of Commerce bulletins summarize and distribute new NRA interpretations to Elyria employers. Earl D. Bacon reports from Cleveland NRA headquarters that the leaflets answer questions from firms uncertain about code provisions. A committee will interview employers who have not signed codes to obtain signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
NRA
Elyria
Earl D. Bacon
Chamber
Cleveland
Bacon
Moore Attends Ohio Physical Directors Conference
Robert T. Moore Elyria M C A physical director attends the annual conference of the Ohio State Physical Directors Association today and tomorrow at the Columbus Y M C A camp near Bellefontaine. Moore serves as secretary and treasurer of the state group.
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Court Street
Elyria Beauty Shops
Elyria Beauty Shop
The
Virgin Heads
Marcelling
Schwind Beauty Shop
2Nd Street
Temple Beauty Parilor
Masonic Temple
XELI
Cascade Street
Airyle Beauty Shop
Washington Terrace
Price Beauty Shop
Pasadena Ave
Broad Street
Beauty Parlor
Broad
Newell Hotel
Noewell Hotel
Weiserod's Beauty Shop
4Th Street
Harper Method Shoi
Lorain Co
Bank Bidz
Glover
Middle Ave
MAX Beauty Shop
East
Frank's Beauty Shot
West & Broad
Washington Ave
Troxel
Birkline
Second Street
Fall's
Roth Beauty Shop
Cedar Grace Ct
Leedale's
Jake Shafer
Elyria Hotel
Lavender Beauty
Mary Grace Beauty
Caldwell Ave
Allen Seasxard
Century
Brookhauser’s
North Pigpeants Street
Usthen Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
R. A. Phipps
Marysville
J. W. Phipps
F. A. Goerner
King Street
George Lake
Mich
Evelyn Horning
Charity Hospital
Mra
Delmar Horning
Eloise Bahr
Margaret Haughton
George van Bockern
Durand
J. W. Hill
Alliance
Willis Hume
West College Street
Japan
Sederis
Capitol Theatre
of. G
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Hood
Choice Butchers
Wooster
Co-operative Poultry Association
Ostrov’s
Dal
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