Elyria Eagles Plan Akron Homecoming Parade Delegation
The Elyria Aerie No. 431 plans to send about 200 members to Akron on Sunday to take part in the H. J. Berrodin Homecoming and Washington Bi Centennial celebration. Committees organized a 1 day program with parades, ceremonies, drums, and a banquet at the Portage Hotel.
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Elyria Aerie
Order of Eagles
Elyria
Akron
Ohio
M. L. Brown
Springfield
E. J. Handyside
Roert Jenson
A. R. Graber
William France
J. L. Mathis
Aerie
Ohio State Aerie
Henry J. Berrodin
Grand Aerie of Eagles
H. J. Berrodin
Washington
Akron Aerie
Elyria Post
American Legion
Elyria Eagles
McLaughlin
Lorain County
Lorain County Pall Grounds
Eagles
Southerwestern
Elyria Club
Bend
Portage Hotel
Grace Park
Berrodin
Akron Aeria
Grand Worthy
Elyria Delegation Heads to Akron for Legion Parade Event
Elyria will lead a 90000-member Ohio American Legion contingent with musician Billie Lange and the German Band from Elyria. After the parade, members will entertain at the hotel and Eagles Club. Initiation of over 500 new members will occur at Akron Armory on High Street. Elyria Aeria sends ten candidates to the initiation, under Norwood Aerie oversight following Grand Aerie Detroit. Mayors from 28 cities plan to attend. Elyria Mayor Van Oster will join Akron events. A. R. Graber and J. L. Mathis traveled to Akron to coordinate arrangements for the Eistia delegation.
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Norwood Aerie
Detroit
van Oster
Elyria
Akron
A. R. Graber
J. L. Mathis
The
Aerie
Eistia
Brownhelm Four-H Clubs Stage County Fair in School Auditorium
Brownhelm Township Four-H Clubs plan a Friday evening fair at the Brownhelm School auditorium. C. C. Cros from Columbus will attend as assistant state club leader. Films, a style revue, and the Carlisle girls’ demonstration team will showcase clothing colors. Brownhelm claims Lorain County’s largest boys and girls clubs this year.
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Brownhelm School
C. C. Cros
Jeader
Columbus
Carlisle
Lorain County
Death of John Schmitz in Avon at 73
John Schmitz aged 73 of French Creek Road Avon died this morning after a summer illness. Born in Sheffield he lived in Avon most of his life. Survived by two daughters Mrs Fred Wolf Lorain and Mrs Joseph Wolf Sheffield and a son Jacob Lorain. Funeral Monday at 651 Marys church with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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John Schmitz Avon
John Schmitz
French Creek Road
Sheffield
Avon
Fred Wolf
Lorain
Joseph Wolf
Jacob
Buried in Home Made Coffin in Whitesburg
Thirty years ago Henry Boggs known as Dycle fashioned his coffin and demonstrated its fit to friends. He died recently and was buried in his self made coffin. Had he lived a few days longer he would have turned 100.
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Whitesburg
Y. Wie
Henry Boggs
Dycle
Henry
Plot to dynamite mines prompts guards at shafts
Reports of a plot to dynamite shaft entrances of Southern Illinois mines and trap the men below sent guards speeding to all mines in this area. Sheriff George Fricke of Williamson county ordered guards posted after discovering theft of 500 pounds of dynamite from Wolfe Lake Powder Co. He did not reveal the information source for the plot.
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Marion
Til
Tlimois
George Fricke
Williamson County
Wolfe Lake
Santa Anna Candlestick Placed in West Texas Museum
A candlestick from Santa Anna's mess beat, captured after Sam Houston's forces won at San Jacinto, is placed in Fort Concho's West Texas Museum. The relic comes from Don C Chamberlain's father's collection, a Texas Ranger and former Indian fighter.
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Texas
San Angelo
Tex
Santa Anna
West Texas
Fort Concho
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
Don C Chamberlain
Lorain County Fair awards total premiums of 4715.25
Lorain County Fair officials announced premiums totaling 4715.25 will be paid to exhibitors and contestants after the fair closed Tuesday. Horse races receive 1860, schools 450, Four-H Club 500, and other exhibits 2415.25, with 4215.25 paid by the Lorain County Agricultural Society and 500 from state and county funds. The fair aims to break even pending final financial checks and anticipated continued state aid.
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Lorain County
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Court actions highlight Lorain suits and divorces
Fred Wairath sues the City of Lorain for 122 dollars claiming back wages as a watchman at Lakeview park from June to September. Magdalene McBride seeks divorce from Albert on gross neglect grounds, married 1926 with one child. Edward H. Marshh of Elyria granted a divorce from Ella for gross neglect. Judge A B Webber signed the decree today.
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Fred Wairath
City of
Lorain
Lakeview Park
Magdalene McBride
Sheffield
Ake
Albert
Edward H. Marshh
Elyria
Ella
A B. Webber
Number One Continued from Page 2 Explosion Sinks Ferry
The Observation, a former 1888 Brooklyn excursion boat turned ferry, sank after a blast. Surviving fragments and debris marked the site. officials questioned witnesses as they investigated the cause. The vessel ferried workers to Kearny, New Jersey, had been raised and rebuilt after a previous sinking.
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Brooklyn
Battery
Rockaways
Long Island
Kearney
N. J
P. J. Carlin Company
Edward P. Mulrooney
Woman Suggests Bootleg Angle in Husband's Disappearance
Mrs. Robins, in a staccato voice, described her theory of her husband's disappearance from a harbor cottage. She stated she believes the case may involve bootleggers or a meeting with cranks, doubting a crank angle and hinting he was lured to a slum meeting by Florida bootleggers.
New Oberlin Social Get-Togethers Spread Over Weekend
In Oberlin and nearby towns, residents hosted and visited kin and friends across Labor Day weekend. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Peabody with Mr. Richardson, Mrs. William Manns and Esther, Mr. and Mrs. Finish Brown with Toledo guests, the Raabs and Sharpe family, the Furston and Emerick households, and Lorain County Fair entrants Michael Smith Theodore Manny and others. Visits extended to Claude Sharpe’s Kipton family and members staying with Dion in Lorain. Nearby Cleveland guests Golemblewska and Wos families also celebrated, while Jacob Wohleber and Mathias Wohleber joined Schmitz in Bertin Heights.
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William Peabody
Richardson
Oberlin
Scudder
Litchfield
Medina
William Manns
Esther
Burke
New London
Finish. Brown
Labor Day
Clarence Boese
Harold Steizman
Elmer Brown
Lester Boese
Toledo
Martin Raab
Darwin Sharpe
Lorain
Claude Sharpe
Kipton
Tom Furston
John Emerick
Lorain County
Michael Smith
Theodore Manny
Garfield Webb
George H. Dion
Golemblewska
Paul Wos
Cleveland
Sziego
F. J. Schmitz
Geo. H. Dion
Peter Webber
Memorial Hospital
J. Hallouer
Strauser
Elyria
E. V. Hastings
A. H. Vineyard
Akron
Mrs Lauderdale Dies Suddenly in Rochester
Mrs Mabel H Lauderdale 64 widow of Dr Harry H Lauderdale of Oberlin died suddenly in Rochester New York where she had gone with her daughter Miss Lillian Lauderdale a school teacher. She was born in Chautauqua New York and lived in Oberlin since 1900 coming from New York. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3 pm at Hopefield Farm south of Oberlin on the Oberlin Wellington road with burial in Westwood Cemetery officiated by Dr Van Der Pyl.
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Oberlin
Mabel H. Lauderdale
Harry H. Lauderdale
Rochester
N. Y
Lillian Lauderdale
Lauderdale
Chautauqua
New York State
Lilian
Hopefield Farm
Oberlin - Wellington Road
Westwood Cemetery
van der Pyl
Oberlin Public Schools Open September 29
Oberlin Public schools will open Monday September 29. New pupils from Russia and Pittsfield townships and summer arrivals must enroll September 12 16. High school office hours are 9 to 12 and 2 to 4. A preliminary gate of school books will be held next week. Grade pupils urged to buy books early. High school faculty meeting Friday September 16 at 10 in Room 203.
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Oberlin
Russia
Pittsfield
Commerce School Opens New Year in Oberlin
The Oberlin School of Commerce began its fall term this week with classes starting Wednesday morning. Attendance is strong, with enrollment near last year's level and students drawn from across the state and a few from beyond.
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Oberlin School of Commerce
Fall get-Acquainted party at the arboretum
The annual fall get acquainted party will be held at the arboretum next week with informal activities for attendees.
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the Arboretum
Andrews Ashes To Be Returned To Overhu Home
Dr Georges W Andrews ashes to be returned to his old home Overhu for burial. Mrs Andrews and Mr and Mrs Rebel Johnson to accompany. Service expected September 26 with interment at Weatwood cemetery. Also notes personnel changes and relatives travel and jobs across several towns and cities.
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Georges W. Andrews
Overhu
Andrews
Rebel Johnson
Weatwood Cemetery
Wellington Milk Producers Seek Recognition and Price Plan
About 100 milk producers and local business leaders met in Wellington to back a petition to Cleveland milk dealers for recognition of the Dairymen's Co operative Sales Association, to fund the organization, and to set standard base milk at 31.75 per hundred. Speakers urged stronger organization, while noting current ability to gain better prices by withholding supply is limited without unity.
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Grange Hall
J. D. Hervey
Dairymen’s Co-operative Sales Association
W. E. Leach
Litchfield
Cleveland
Cleveland Tilk Dealers
D.C
Railroads Seek 10 Percent Wage Cut From All Employees
Chicago September 9 railroad executives voted to demand a universal 10 percent pay cut effective February 1 1933 with a committee named to notify railroads and press the decision. A Western lines meeting ended with the abolition of a railroad dictator to regulate competition. attendees included VPs J T Gillich W F Thethoff J Walker C Mackey H Hnovha C W Gallaway P R Albright W M Jetters and W J Jenks.
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New York Central
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H. A. Hnovha
Pennsylvania
W. Gallaway
Baltimore
Ohio
P. R. Albright
Atlantic Cogat Line
W. M. Jetters
Union Pacific
W. J. Jenks
Norfolk and Western
Physician Commends Soap Water on Healthy Skin
Dr Logan Clendening argues for skin care that favors air heat and water exposure. He warns against heavy makeup and cold cream that clog pores and trigger acne. He notes soap and water cleansing, proper skin foods, and cautious use of lotions, stressing that nutrition from blood fuels skin plumpness and luster.
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M. D
Markets Cleveland Produce and Chicago Cash Quotations
Prices for butter eggs poultry and potatoes across Cleveland markets show steady butter at 18 to 22 cents, colored and Leghorn fowls mixed, and various broiler prices. Cattle calves and hogs listed with weight ranges and price movements. Chicago quotes reflect steady butter and mixed grain futures with seasonal potato receipts and milling prices. Local farm markets add apples, beans, cabbage, greens, and diverse produce with per basket and per dozen pricing across regional crops.
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New York
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Chicago
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