Elyria High School Band Ready for Friday Football Opener
The Elyria High School band, under music director J. Martin Beck, is near completion for the new school year and will perform at Friday night’s football season opener. The ensemble is expected to number 45 to 48 musicians, with 42 already chosen including 29 returnees. Four or more additions are anticipated as tryouts continue, and four or more new players join the roster alongside returning members.
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Elytia High School
J. Martin Beck
Beck
William Given
Ernest Haylor
Wiliam McDermott
Jack Spencer
Erwin Schultz
Walter Schroeder
Richard Miller
Clyde Miller
John Mowry
Nick Marison
Leonard McDaniels
William Lersch
Alan Katz
Donald Hensman
Pat] Hayes
Robert Grohe
Junior Eady
David Dehm
Russell Dean
Jack Crowell
Jamee Brown
Ray Bowen
Robert Wissinger
Tony Klinczak
Robert Wilcox
Orval Strohl
Paul Stentz
Robert Strand
Wiliam Davis
William Karlor
Stacy Klimczak
Tory Marsho
Donald Sharp
Robert Steele
Lee Brishi
Donald Winters
Harold Kemp
Thomas Reese
Jack Ryan
Alvin Sauer
Charles Alton
Douglas Birch
Legion Plans Two Electric Sign Boards on Route 20
Elyria Post No 12 of the American Legion has completed plans for two large electrified sign boards in Lorain County at a cost of 3000 dollars and expected to be erected before winter. The forty three foot signs will be placed on Route 29 at the city curves entering from the south and from Cleveland road just outside the city limits.
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Elyria Post No. 12
The
American Legion
Lorain County
Cleveland Road
Instruction In Hem Stitching At The Beliggasted Home
A notice describes hem stitching guidance provided at a residence linked to Beliggasted, noting adult involvement in the activity.
Real Estate Board Set to Meet Wednesday
Ohio legislature bills will be discussed by Elyria Lorain Real Estate Board members at 7 37 p m Wednesday in the Elyria Savings and Trust Building.
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Real Estate Board
Ohio
Elyria-Lorein
Dayton Woman Named Columbus Federation Lead
Dayton woman appointed coatman of the department of the American home in the Ohio Federation of Women Clubs by Mrs Bazaperh Haymaker. Ravenna presents. Mrs Sint succeeds Myre Harold Meriet of Canton who signed recently. The new chair will attend each of the eight district conferences held during October.
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Columbus
Sept
Frank Shits
Daston Inday
Department of the American
Ohin Federation of Womena Clube
Misc Bazaperh
Ravenna
Stet
Sint
Myre
Harold Meriet
Canton
Naw
Man
Lorain County Four-H Clubs to Attend Ohio Congress
Eight Lorain County Four-H clubs and three advisors travel Saturday to the Ohio State University for the annual Ohio Four-H Club Congress. Ernest Maddock leads the county delegation as one of the official delegates, with several club members and advisors named as participants or observers.
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Local Legion
Lorain County
Ohio
Ohio State Unevry
Colute Pour Sili
Otsp
Gronnn
Ernest Maddock
Columbia Kais
Mons
Foye Hie Sy
Jogives
Mll
Royer
Rhees
E. DB. Hoag
Amstary
Granite Hearts of Gold Tinh
J. H. Curtis
Rehbecca Rea
Plan Round-Up Of Four-H Club Members Prospects
Senior Four-H Club at Geange Hall announced today that three younger boys have been invited to the senior club meeting tomorrow night. Members must be at least 26 and have completed three years of Four-Club work. Plans for fall and winter programs will be discussed at the meeting led by ert Hoskins.
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Elih
Ert
Hoskins
V F W Auxiliary To Be Organized In Elyria
The Veterans of Foreign Wars post No 3841 in Elyria plans a 10 member auxiliary formation at Woodman Hall. Mel Brown, commander, announced the meeting and charter details, with about 100 planned attendees and 168 expected members.
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Elyria
Woodman Hall
Mel Brown
Titis
Elyria Members Attend Cuyahoga VFW Picnic
Elyria members join Cuyahoga VFW posts for a regional picnic with national officers present. The event featured a contested conversion program, a Sunday opening ceremony, and state champions leading a parade of thirty-one posts in sponsorship activities.
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Elyria
Cuyahoga V.F.W
Cuyatoga County
McMahon
Ohio
Prisoner Known as Noimy Davis Nosily Drinks in Jail
A damaged jail report describes prisoner Noimy Davis in trouble for liquor consumption both inside and out of custody. A man named Spenestier testified that another inmate drank and attacked a guard while an appeal indicates transfers to Mansfield Reformatory.
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Charles “Noimy
Davis
Arunk
Golinger
Rend
Spenestier
Far Aman
Mansfield Reformatory
Oberlin Wedding Unites Miss Susan Carson and Herbert Arnold
In Oberlin on a bright Saturday, Miss Susan Clair Carson and Herbert Sessions Arnold wed at the First Church. Dr W F Bohn officiated as palm banked altars and a Lohengrin March preluded the ceremony. The bride wore ivory satin with a train, joined by bridesmaids in green velvet gowns and corsaged with roses, and a reception followed at the bride’s home for about fifty guests. The couple plan an Eastward auto trip before settling in Oberlin. Out-of-town guests travelled from Silver Creek New York St Louis Missouri and other points.
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Oberlin
First
Susan Clair Carson
William Beatt Carson
Morgan Street
Herbert Sessions Arnold
H. E.arnold
East College Street
W. F. Bohn
Len C. Holden
Conservatory
Johannere Virginia Ter
Rovert Wheeler
Fred Coming
Raroeder
Cleveland
Miami University
Pane Smi
Silver Creek
Katherine Hetler
St Lows
Arom
Fred Comings
William Scott Carson
Donald Hetler
St. Louis
Robert Wheeler
William, i Morris
Robert Laughlin
Carson
Arnold
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
University of Illinois
iHe
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Harry Il. Smith
Jane
Floyd
N. Y
Katherine
Shower honors Miss Betty Wendt and Sylvia Champney
Members of the Society of the Methodist Church held a handkerchief shower at Miss Betty Wendt’s Col venir home for Sylvia Champney who departs for Delaware Ohio to enter Ohio Wesleyan as a freshman. The social hour followed with refreshments.
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Betty Wendt
Queen E Society
the Methodist Church
Colvenir
Sylvia Champney
Delaware
Ohio
Orr
Surprise, Mock Ceremony At Carson Home For Wedding Couple
A rehearsal night surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Robert Wheeler on Morgan Street celebrating their fourth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mrs H E Arnold Dr Healer and daughter Katherine Katherine Harroun Mr and Mrs 4 T Behr and Mr and Mrs Paul Schroader.
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Arnold-Carson
William Scott Carson
Morgan Street
Robert Wheeler
H. E. Aronld
Katherine
Katherine Harroun
T. Behr
Paul Schroader
Oberlin School of Commerce Hosts First Social of Year
Oberlin School of Commerce held a first social of the year Wednesday afternoon at 24 King Street hosted by J. H. Rutscher secretary of the Oberlin chapter. The get acquainted event marks the opening of a series of functions for the year.
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Oberlin School of Commerce
J. H. Rutscher
King Street
Oberlin Not of Commerce
Court actions span foreclosures and divorces in local townships
The Union Joint Stock Land Bank sues Ira Kiplinger for 2987 on a promissory note with foreclosure sought in Pittsfield and LaGrange townships. Helen Szabo sues for divorce from James Szabo after long marriage with five children. Joe Denes seeks divorce from Maria Danes amid allegations of aides neglect and extreme cruelty. they wed in 1917. Anttony Muola sues Phillip Trifiletti for 50000 injuries from a car crash at Ravative and 7th Street. Deputy sheriffs report arrest of Oliver Alison on non support. Bodnar granted a divorce from Steve Rodnar on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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The
Union Joint Stock Land Bank
Ira
Helen Szabo
James Szabo
Joe Denes
Lorain
Maria Danes
Effort To Light Pipe Triggers Vehicle Accident
A plan to light a pipe while driving led to injuries for two passengers and extensive damage to a light truck on Telegraph Road near Route 8 yesterday afternoon. Lawrence Hines of Cleveland attempted to release the wheel to strike a match. Ed Van and G Nyland suffered injuries when a passenger grabbed the wheel, causing the truck to swerve and overturn.
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Telegraph Road
Route $8
Lawrence Hines
West 133Rd St
Cleveland
Ed van
Lane Avenue
G. Nyland
Lakewood Avenue
Lakewood
Warning to Housewives About Impostor Repair Men
Police warn housewives to beware of agents posing as repairmen who take electrical appliances for repair. The alert follows Mrs. Joseph Andy of 111 Guinney Street reporting a vacuum sweeper theft by a man posing as a repair man who took the sweeper last Saturday and has not returned it.
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Joseph Andy
Guinney Street
Rome
Congressional Probe of Assassination Suggested
Washington on September 19 a congressional committee was urged to investigate who instigated the assassination of Senator Huey P Long at Baton Rouge amid national grief over his violent death.
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Washington
Congressional
Sen
Huey P. Long
Baton Rouge
Mayor fines for disorderly conduct arraignment
Mayor Lewis Michowka of 425 145th street was fined $25 and costs by Mayor W. H. Vanoster today when arraigned on a charge of disorderly conduct.
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Lewis Michowka
145Th Street
W. H. Vanoster
Epworth League Installs Officers at Methodist Church
At a Sunday Epworth League meeting at the Methodist Church new officers for the year were installed: President Jean Waite. first vice Frances Brandt. second vice Margaret Glider. third vice Harold Papworth. fourth vice Paul Adams. secretary Burdett Lawson. treasurer Anna Lou Neikirk. head of the Dramatic Club Jean Bellamy. An Epworth League party is planned Friday at Paul Adams’s home. Hebakah Aid Society hosts fall meeting Wednesday at Mrs. W. E. Rogers’s home. South Russia Neighborhood Club meeting postponed to Sept 19, hosted by Mrs. I Barnard. Weekend visitors included William and Albert Hugh of Golden Lake Onario, Mrs. Edwin Hugh and Mrs. Edward Switzer of Toronto, and others. Mrs. Morris Cohen of Richmond, Va., visiting Mrs. J. G. Steel.
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Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Jean Waite
Frances Brandt
Margaret Glider
Harold Papworth
Paul Adams
Burdett Lawson
Anna Lou Neikirk
Dramatic Club
Jean Bellamy
Epworth League
North Pleasant Street
Hebakah Aid Society
W. E. Rogers
South Main 'Stront
South
Golden Lake
On- Alario
Edwin Hugh
Edward Switzer
Toronto
On-tario
Wyttenbach
Henrietta
Harley Cloes
Gon Norman
Miss Arnold
Mansfield
H. Q. Worcester
Morris Cohen
Richmond
J. G. Steel
Morgan Street
Seven-City Collision Damages Seven Autos in Kipton
Police report details a multi-vehicle collision at Clark and Williams streets in Kipton yesterday. Seven cars were damaged. drivers Earl Hawkins Elsha and Joe Ure zlar were among those involved.
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Earl Hawkins
Elsha
Joe Ure
Motorist Fined for DUI and Wreck in Norwalk
James Moshier of Colins Ohio was fined 400 dollars and costs by Judge FE G. Martin after being charged with driving his automobile while intoxicated and causing a wreck in Norwalk on September 19.
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Norwalk
James Moshier
Colins, O
FE. G. Martin
Avon blast trial opens with dynamite accusation
In opening statements Butler alleges Adams Kopecka planted dynamite while Turos and Smetana rode in the car. Brooker defends that none knew about the explosion. The case covers the Avon power ling tower and the Steel and Tubes Company blast from March 19. Adams and Turos pled guilty and are to testify. Indicted alongside are John Janidson and George Wilson. Jurors named include residents from Avon Elyria Lorain LaGrange Wellington and several women listed by name.
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Butter
Adams
Kopecka
Turos
Smetana
Brooker
Power Ling
Steel and Tubes Company
Avon
Butler
MESA
John Janidson
George Wilson
Pinkerton
George Moon
Marguerite Sandreck
Rachel Bell
Ruth Davis
Elyria
Mabel Simmons
R. J. Graham
Rose Justin
Jenne Wilker
Sarah Davis
Anna Marks
Lorain
Irvin Curtice
LaGrange
Lyle Dagman
Wellington
Clubs Prepare For Busy Term At Elyria Y M C A
The Elyria Y M C A outlines a busy fall and winter with three men's clubs starting 1935 36 year next week and others later in the month Russell Francis new president of the Young Men's Club and club openings led by Nelson M Fitch Robert Bearer Glen Shoemaker Carl Wagner lead various Hi Y and junior groups Educational and symnasium classes resume October 1 while association buildings receive painting cleaning and repairs including handball courts and gym floors to ready for fall activities
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Elyria Y. M.C. A
W. C. McClelan
Y. M.C
Russell Francis
Y-Indus Club
Robert Bearer
City Club
Nelson M Fitch
Elyria Foremen's Club
Glen Shoemaker
Forumlus
McClelan
Carl Wagner
Vinhs
Ono
Schpors
Stamp Club
McClellan
Legion Council To Select Officers In Elyria
The Lorain County American Legion posts will meet at the Elyria Legion Home on Thursday evening to choose officers for the coming year. Clyde Donnelly of Amherst, a Fox Furnace draftsman, is expected to be west County Commander amid consideration of other prominent legionnaires.
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Lorain County
We Ican Legion
American Legion
Elyria
Lorain
Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Clyde Donnelly
Fox Furnace
Elvira
West County
Lilac In Bloom For Second Time This Year
Steve Pozone of R. MW. Am erst, a half mile south of South Amherst, guards a claimed secret enabling a second lilac bloom this summer. He reportedly has a half dozen blooms, the second flowering this year, after applying unspecified foliage treatment.
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Steve Pozone
R. MW. Amerst
South Amherst
Pozone
Fourth Clubs Plan Exhibits From Summer Work
Clubs plan exhibits of their 19285 summer work this week. Fields Corners girls under Miss Margaret Burkley will show at Ridgeville Orange tonight. Russia Township Club hosts a tea at Mrs Don Bryant Oberlin tomorrow with work of the numbers on display. Miss Alice Bird explains the Four-H Program. Gulf Road Buckeye Sewers exhibit at Gulf Road Sunnel Friday with Mrs BE Hoag as advisor.
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Fields Corners Girls’ Club
Margaret Burkley
Ridgeville Orange
Russia Township Club
Don Bryant
Oberlin
Alice Bird
Markets Edge LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY MARKETS REPORT
Market notes show live poultry steady with various fowl prices listed. Beef cattle calves sheep and goats are described with price ranges and value indicators across multiple markets and regions, including references to Wisconsin Idaho and Michigan supplies and receipts.
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Eveland Produce
Valor
Tbs
Leghorn Springers
Bagsy
New Jersey
Onin & Kate
Perksy Lyath
Muha
Idaho
Wisconsin
Lau
Cleveland
Stans
Children To See Circus As Guests Of Legion
Lorain County Children’s Home Oberlin Ohio and the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children will be guests of Elyria Post No 12 American Legion at the Lewis Bros venue next afternoon and evening. George Tattersall commander says the post sponsors the circus and will provide buses to convey the children from the Berlin Home. Serwinaires will entertain the crippled children during the afternoon performance.
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George L. Tattersall
Eirria
American Legion
Loree
Gates
Mada
Ohia
Ard
Ing Cup
Dr RL
W. Wm
We' Neren
Wy Wears
Dr. Faus
State
Nater
Wellington
AVE Willard
Loraine County Children’s Home
Oberin
Ohio
Gates Hospital For
Elyria Post No. 12
Lewis / Bros
Treus Sive
Hirrin Farr Grounds
George
Tattersall
Elyria Post
Berlin
Dogs Attack on Local Farms Reported by Inspectors
Dog warden Lee Minkler reported dogs killed a lamb and an ewe and injured four lambs at the A. J. Nagel farm in Aven. A cow on the Schmidt farm on Oberlin road was bitten tail removed. A boat owned by Mrs. Knowles on Lake avenue was damaged by a dog last night.
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Lee Minkler
A. J. Nagel
Schmidt
Oberlin Road
Knowles
Lake Avenue
Elyria Post to Install New Commander for 1936 37
The Elyria American Legion post outlines succession rules with Junior, Senior Vice Commander roles. Captain Paul Collins is slated as commander for 1937, W D Nelson expected as Commander for 1936 37, Carl Smith of Elyria High School as Senior Vice Commander. Elyria Post, led by George L Tattersall, reports 350 paid members and a new drum and bugle corps, Ohio champions and possibly national champions.
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France
Lomaxmander
Paul Collins
W. D. Nielson
Elyria
Sun
Comander
Fost
Carl ‘Smith
George L. Tattersall
Tattersall Dairy
Ohio
Bucyrus Society Leader Succumbs
Bucyrus C September 10 Mrs Ralph Perrott 49 a Bucyrus society leader died early today after suffering a heart attack at her home the previous day Her husband formerly headed the American Clay Machinery Co and now serves as clerk of the Crawford county election board and as a sales tax inspector.
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Bucyrus C
Ralph
Perrott
Bucyrus Society
American Clay Machinery Co
Crawford Equity Election Board
End of Longs Rule As Louisiana Teeters On Transition
Long era crumbles as Louisiana faces a leadership vacuum in 1936 with no clear successor. Gov. Allen weakly holds power while Lieut. Gov. Noe and key aides lack authority. Officials fear uprisings by allied groups as a pivotal shift looms, leaving a stranded legislature and looming dictatorship laws.
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Louisiana
Long
Gov. Allen
James O’connor
Baton Rouge
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Court Street
Markley Sewing Sallies Club
F. H. Lewis
Robert Penfound
Carlisle Banner Club
M. O. Penfound
Earl Sandrock
Russia
Little Big Seven
Reinhart Hoffman
Charles Webber
T. T. Burnside
Leona Wellman
Cluic
Howard Andrews
Penfield
Wethnon
Andrews
Ielude Delegares
Temces
Eoumes
V.F. W. Auxiliary
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Etterale
Sera Carnahan
Beaver
O M. Jamie
Mansfis'é
Robert Walsh
R. C. Garvey
George Spence
A. D. Herren
Edwin Bottle
Holts Mack
Paul Schroeder
Anttony Muola
Phillip Trifiletti
Ravetive
D7th Street
Oliver Alison
Clarence W. Dick
Caret Bodnar
Steve Rodnar
D. A. Cook
Legion Council
Sanko Restaurant
Gov. Bread and Mill
Bell's
Chicago
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Umsett
Sears
Leghorn
States Department of Kare
United States
Bliss
Owl
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U.S
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Timothy
Monre
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Turner Block
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