Canadian Wilderness Adventure Shown To Kiwanians
K P Meister presented a travel pictorial of a canoe and car journey from Elyria through Michigan and Ontario to Blind River. The talk highlighted rugged Canadian mountains, lakes, falls, wildlife, and expert outfitting by Indian guides, with Moose and porcupine seen along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Big Woods
K. P. Meister
Elyria
Cascade Park
Meisters
Taylors
Bri. Meister
Henry Ingersoll
A. E. Taylor
Car Stolen From County Jail Garage
The county surveyor’s 1929 two door car was reported stolen from the county jail garage about two weeks ago. Sheriff Clarence Adams said he initially thought it was a prank. The surveyor, C. T. Biggs, said the car has not yet been returned and the garage doors are often unlocked with keys left in the vehicles.
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Clarence Adams
C. T. Biggs
Lorain Rabbit and Cavy Club Discusses Fair Closure
Members of the Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association met at the Jones residence in Lorain last night. They reviewed several business items and received three new membership applications. The next meeting is planned for September 20 at the Wogciks’ Fuller Road home.
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Lorain County
Labor difficulties at Edison School settled after threat
Labor wrangle over painting contract at Edison School on Lake Avenue ended when Otten and Crites agreed to pay the union wage scale. Richard Taylor, business agent for the painters union, said the building trades union had threatened to pull workers off the job yesterday unless the demands were met. Real estate transfers include Frank A. West to Myron E Bose for seven acres on the Ashland Oberlin road, Huntington Township. Van de Boe Hager Company
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New
Edison
Lake Avenue
Richard Taylor
Painters’ Union
Taylor
Otten and Crites
Building Trades Union
Frank A
Myron E Bose
Ashland- Oberlin Road
Huntington Township
van de Boe Hager Company
Harlow Stay Tied to Marina Belo Home in Beverly Hills
The notice describes actress Jean Harlow staying at Marina Belo’s Beverly Hills home under medical care after learning of the death of Lillian V. Stoll. It mentions property details in Avon Lake and Carlisle Township, plus references to Jean Harlow’s first husband Charles F. McGrew and her later divorce.
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Marina Belo
Jean Harlow
Beverly Hurlis
Cal
Lillian V. Stoll
Vineyard Beach
Avon Lake
Margaret W. Sheller
Sto
Elmer J. Sheller
Midvale Drive
Carlisle Estates
Carlisle Township
Paul Bern
Belle
Miss Harlow
Charles F. McGrew
Chicago
Mueller couple transfer 126 acres to Frank West in Huntington
Edwin E and Caroline Mueller transfer 126 acres at Giggs Road and Clark Road in Huntington Township to Frank A West. Inflation is described as arbitrary change in money value terms of wealth.
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Edwin E
Caroline Mueller
Frank A. West
Giggs Road
Clark Road
Huntington Township
Elyria Y M C A Leader Presides at State Conference
Robert T. Moore physical director of the Elyria Y M C A presides today and tomorrow at the Ohio State Physical Directors Conference in Columbus. He serves as vice president of the organization and is acting as president for the current meeting.
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Robert T. Moore
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Ohio State Physical Directors
Columbus
Moore
Stolen Items Reported From Vehicle Garage
W. D. Gallagher of 612 Middle Avenue reported a theft from his car in the garage. A raincoat blanket tools and gaso line were taken.
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W. D. Gallagher
Middle Avenue
Chicken theft at Oberlin coops prompts deputy probe
Deputy sheriffs investigated a theft of 35 chickens from Mr Grills on Hamilton Street Oberlin last night. Ray Totter fined 50 dollars and costs for overloaded truck at Vermilion arraignment before Justice William Miller. Arrest by Deputy Sheriffs Bob Rodgers and Gerald Nau.
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Mr. Grills
Hamilton Street
Oberlin
Ray Totter
William Miller
Vermilion
Bob Rodgers
Gerald Nau
Negro laborer finds $100 bill in Dallas
Dallas, Texas report says John Cox, a Negro laborer, found a $100 bill and chose not to spend it for fear people would think he stole it. He told authorities he kept the money to return it if possible and feared accusations rather than celebration.
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Dallas
Tex
John Cox
Hunt the Owner For The Same Reason
A terse note describes a hunt for the owner of a bill as a friend reveals the owner after confiding in associates. The passage mentions Portugal’s army being raised by conscription.
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Hunt
Friends
Portugal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lansing
Houghton Lake
Otsego Lake
Mullet Lake
Mackinac City
St Ignace
Sault Ste. Marie
Blind River
Ontario
Standard Superior Fertilizer
Barnes Bros. Coal CO
Cascade
KEN Peter’s
Red Holmes
Vegeta; Geen Enamel
Sporting Goods
Kenmore
Josh Price
Broad Street
Ieretim Tate
Phillips
DN Rade
East Ave
Post Office
Pia E
SOKOL
Per
Broad ST
Majestic
Stewart Warner
Apex
Sokol’s Trade-In
China
Dresser
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