Save the surplus apples for Elyria needy campaign
Mayor W H Van Oster appeals for 5000 jars to store municipal garden produce for winter. Amherst Cold Storage managers would cooperate to store sorted apples in crates for local distribution, with unemployed pickers aiding. Fruit donations from growers and volunteers urged to aid the needy, following prior year contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrians
Elyria
Wesbecker
Amherst
Red Cross
Amherst Cold Storage Company
Reinstatement of Kerr Upholds Free Speech
World war veteran and Gary post office clerk Ben H Kerr opposed the soldier bonus and was dismissed for politics. President Hoover ordered his reinstatement, signaling belief in free expression by government employees and private citizens alike. Kerr had introduced a bonus resolution at an American Legion meeting after work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H. Kerr
Gary
Indiana
Kerr
Post Office Department
Hoover
American Legion
Decline in Mail Fraud Victims Signals Morale Shift
An assistant US district attorney notes fewer mail fraud cases as households cut spending. With less money, potential victims are stingier and more cautious, though some remain vulnerable. Analysts foresee a broader drop in other rackets, but not a complete end to fraudsters. The piece also hints at labor trends affecting weekly work patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Attorney
A reception committee of one is a wife on pay
A brief note reports a single reception committee member, described as a wife on payroll, reflecting a light domestic tidbit from the household desk.
The Shorter the Better and Other Humorous Snippets
A collage of quips and anecdotes from The Sent Observer features proverbs about foolishness and pride, a farmer’s misheard drink, a flirtatious sales pitch, a caution about porch theft, and a lawyer’s comic puncture of price hype as a visiting client arrives. The tone mimics a late 19th century humor page with brief vignettes and local wit.
Anniversaries and notable births and events listed
Celebrations today mark historic births such as Mungo Park John J Critten den Randall Lee Gibson Joseph Wheeler Isaac Funk and others with deaths dates and notable events including Acadian expulsion 1755 and the Battle of Lake Erie 1813. Also referenced are the Leopold Loeb murder case 1924 and various prominent figures with brief horoscopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mungo Park
Africa
John J. Crittenden
Kentucky
U. S
Woodford Co
Randall Lee Gibson
A. S
Louisiana
Spring Hill
Hot Springs
Ark
Joseph Wheeler
Dornal Augusta
Brooklyn
N. Y
Isaac K. Funk
Great
New York Publishing House
Clifton
Ohio
Montclair
N. J
Nova Scotia
Laks Erie
Perry
Chicago
Nathan EB. Lepold Jr
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Eaton Briefs: Local Visits and Activities Highlight Week
Eaton residents share weekend visits and travels across Cleveland Zanesville Columbus Milwaukee Oberlin Pittsburgh and Ridgeville. Notables attend Zacharias reunion Graf ton and birthday surprise for Mrs. William Hennie with guests including Ed Hennie from Tampa Florida.
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EATON
Alice Shirley
Emily
Cleveland
William Hennie
Harry Garrett
Zanesville
Bernard Crowley
Ora Lysaght
Elyria
Ella Reisinger
Schramm Road
West Carlisle
W. J. Rice
Milwaukee
Leroy Shirkey
Chippewa Lake
Charles Yost
Hilda
A. J. Lattig
Roy Zacharias
Zacharias
Gus Zacharias
Grafton
Worpham
Almeta
Oberlin
H. L. Tite
Walter Baker
Elza Ralph Hennie
Ralph, Jr
Robert Alther
Laura Alther
Bellaire
Ohio
Merrill Strong
Alther Willld
Air Hacas
Charlotte Wacher
Cletus Burmacher
Ridgeville
Ira Shuster
Ed Hennie
Tampa
Florida
Fila
John Henmie
Charles Ossing
Irving Bobbett
Community notes from Elyria area gatherings and events
Several gatherings are described including birthday celebrations for Hennie and Knapp with family from Cleveland Ridgeville Elyria and Nor th Olmsted. A lawn party at F R Cousins yard features relatives from Cleveland Avon Elyria and LaPorte. The report also notes visits by Hennie Mobler Mohler and Ward families, a parachute jump near Cleveland Airport, and a State Farm parole readjustment plus tomato canning and corn drying by Mrs Brumenschenkel.
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John Alway
Cleveland
George Addison
Ruth
Gus Hennie
Lizzie Mack
Arthur Buck
Ridgeville
Ora Lysaght
Little Son
Elyria
W. C. Fishley
North Olmsted
Ralph Hennie, Jr
Kenneth Buck
Dorothy
Jack Oldfield
Jackie, Jr
Bernard Cowley
Fran Longton
Thomas Sampson
Charles Ossing
Hennie
Roy Churchward
Columbia
F. R. Cousins
Mr. Cousin
B. M. Warner
Maurice
Mae
H. C. Cousins
Ben Walker
Marjorie
Avon
Percy Nead
Htis
Jennie Nead
LaPorte
E. A. Smith
Virginia Ross
Sandusky
Nellie Sanderson
Fred Springer
Virginia
Raymond
Rawson Hulse
Mildred
Mack
William Hennie
Irving Mobler
Virginia Newton
James Wise
Harvey Durkee
Arlene Austin
Fred Koepke
Henrietta
James Bardoner
Lorain
Roy Ward
Nemesek
Robert
Francis
Irving Mohler
Edward Marriot
Hinckley Lake
Labor Day
Marriot
Mohlers
Edward Hillman
John Hammer
Wiley Farm
B. M. Hathaway
Berea
State Farm
Mansfield Reformatory
Harlow and Husband Said to Quarrel Amid Death Notes
Hollywood, Sept 16. A possible explanation to the Last Night was a comedy postscript in Paul Berns death by own action note emerged from sources close to the screen producer. They report a quarrel with his bride Jean Harlow. Servants said Bern and Harlow parted amicably last Sunday night, though other reports claim they argued.
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Hollywood
Paul Bern
Aday
Jean Harlow
Bern
Miss Harlow
Grid Squad Family Affair at Temple University
Philadelphia report notes Temple University football teams have operated as family affairs for five years. Since 1928 the Owl squad has regularly included at least one pair of brothers, highlighting a recurring brotherly presence on the roster.
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Philadelphia
Temple University
Owl
Fall radio season opens with new models on display
September marks the fall radio season as summer static fades and distant reception improves. New 1933 radios from General Electric, Majestic, and Gulbransen are on view, with various models and prices. Next Thursday the 15th opens fall shooting season for squirrel. Snipe season starts October 1, woodcock October 16, and other game on November 15. The store offers shotguns, rifles, ammunition, hunting clothing, and necessary licenses. Second floor house furnishings tempt with affordable gifts and small appliances.
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General Electric
Majestic
Gulbransen
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Ee & G
John W. Cullen
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Speaking
Howes
Cervantes
Uncle
Freddy
The
Carolina Buccaneer
Henry H. Jones
Chick
Sallys
George H. Carter
United States
Mineral Point
Wis
Arthur H. Compton
University of Chicago
Worcester
Stanley C. Wilson
Vermont
Orange
Thomas Day Thacher
Tenafly
Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Avondale
Louis Knapp
Durkee Road
Harley Reisinger
James Parker
Carlisle
Hugh Reisinger
Floyd Baker
Edward Marshall
Bertha
Edward
Robert Strait
Fred Strait
Trinity College
Duchin, Land
Deglare
Husband Aad Quarrel
Bill
Broad
Angess
Weatherstrip
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
Murphy Bros
Broad Street
Daniel Boone
Dixie Star
Sedalia
Burgholz
Lake Ave. Coal Co
Hubert Day & Sons
Days’ Music Store
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