Cogan Gas Co Opens New Logan Home in Elyria
Formal opening of the Logan Gas Company new home at 3528 Broad Street is set for Saturday September 15. L A Ludwig district manager and officials invite the public to visit the modern remodeled building formerly occupied by Emvia Savings and Trust Company for open house with orchestra, displays, and in operation gas appliances.
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Logan! ‘Gax Company
Broad Street
Logan Com
Dany
Emviia Savings and Trust Company
L A. Ludwig
Logan Gas Company
Allied Companies
Logen
Ender
B. Poling
Saturder
Leecan
Ludwig
Etr
Losani Gas Company
Columbia System
Jozen
Elyria
Three Former Rail Workers Fined for Petit Larceny
Three former New York Central railroad section workers were fined in police court by Mayor James A Hewitt after being found guilty of petit larceny. Tony Xoallet Mike Widrick and Gary Finley denied intent to steal four blankets valued at £10. blankets were found in Nouletts car, according to railroad detective Harley Vibber.
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New York Central Railroad
James A Hewitt
Tony Xoallet
Mike Widrick
Gary Finley
Harley Vibber
Noulett
Local News In a Few Lines
Police reported possible thief in a Harvard avenue house and a window peeper on Oak street but no evidence was found. A fur valued at $5 was stolen Tuesday afternoon from a Broad street shop. it remains unrecovered. Judge A R Webber returns from vacation to county court.
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Harvard Avenue
Oak Street
Broad ST
Broad Street
Webber
A. R Webber
Death Record for Mrs Walter Schultz
Mrs Walter Schultz dies at Memorial hospital. Services for the late Walter Schultz of 1825 Lake Avenue will be Friday at nine at St Agnes Church. Burial at St Peters Cemetery North Ridgeville. She leaves a widower, a son and many friends.
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Walter Schultz
Lake Avenue
St. Agnes Church
St Peters Church
Celsetery
North Ridgeville
Yare
Walter Scheltz
Memorial Hospital
White House arrival and naval pact talk noted
President and first lady arrived by private car amid crowds as photographers captured the scene at the station. Secretary Ketloes met the President in a conference, with expectations the Franco British naval pact dominated discussions. County prize for Gulf road school eighth graders announced by R P Vaughn and Guy B Findler.
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Hazés
Hoover
White House
Srephers
Cooliéres
Ketloes
Gulf Rgas
R. P. Vaughn
Guy B. Findler
Elsrna
Gulf Road
Findley
Gulf
Three Divorce Suits Filed in Court Today
Three divorce petitions processed in common pleas court today. Catherine Fillo of Fria sues Dan Fillo alleging neglect of duty and cruel treatment. they wed in September 1927 and have one child. Edwail Smith sues Harry H. Smith of Elyria. married in 1912 with two children. Louise M Griffin sues Thomas A. G Austin. married in 1935 with five children.
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Catherine Fillo
Fria
Dan Fillo
Chargins
Edwail Smith
Harry H. Smith
Elyria
Diarg
Louise M Griffin
Trhomazs A. G
Tegied
Coupl Werte
Fidac meet envoy sails to Bucharest for world peace aim
General L. R. Gignilliat commander of Culver Military Academy departs Culver Indiana to attend the Fidac international convention in Bucharest Roumania where he serves as US vice president. The gathering seeks a practical program to promote world peace. In a separate note, rotors in a turbine generator test reach 300 tons in a deep pit to curb accidents. Boise Idaho reportedly hosts a unique natural hot water system.
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L. R. Gignilliat
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Europe
Fidac
Bucharest
Roumania
Gen. Gignilliat
United States
Boise
Idaho
State Briefs reveal a string of Midwest misfortunes
Pauline Lamb remembered amid a cascade of incidents in Ohio as Vernon Lamb of Coke Otr near Hamilton endures a harsh three months. The infant Pauline dies after birth complications, twin Paul dies, smallpox illness hits the family, and adoption hopes for the twins fade as Pauline dies in hospital. Nearby, car crash injuries claim Robert Blum son of Carl and Mrs. Blum in Toledo, while Ohio Carpenters Union elects officers in Columbus. Cleveland reports traffic deaths and a theft in Steubenville. Various items cover prosecutions, military service, and politics across Columbus, Cincinnati, Findlay, and Cleveland.
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Uamilton
Pauline Lamb
Vernon Lamb
Coke Otra
Hester Lamb
Pauline
Paul
Lamb
Cleveland Death Risk Case In Homicide Probe
Detectives seized the keys of a car and fled. a German woman and Dalton were arrested. Details of the late Willie Slim Jones, 74, were set to be presented to Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton. Jones was shot when he attempted to resist arrest in connection with the Everett Teare assault. Teare, 33, is in St. John’s Hospital in serious condition.
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Dalton
Willie “Slim
Jones
Harry Hotchkiss
Peter Allan
Edward C. Stanton
Everett Teare
Teare
St. John’s Hospital
Eaton Residents Share Weekend Guests and Birthdays
In Eaton on September 12 local society circles reported visits by Rose Haes Jeannette Leserang and Henri Lessch with family from North Royalton and Clyde. Household gatherings honored Stella Hecock at 77 and celebrated her daughter Mrs R Norham and great granddaughter Florence Mae Hudak with a noon fire picnic and flowers.
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Stella Hecock
R. Xortham
Gordon E‘het
Lily Baker
Agnes Mae
Joe Hudak
Florence Mae
Charles Heminger
Lorain
John Bamrick
Gur
Grefton
Margie Senwick
Elsha
Oscar Birg- Bam
la Porte
Airin Wimpennr
Charles Friend
C_ i
EB. H. Mares
Cristal
Michigan
Coapie
Gars
Grandma O’ Mares
Charles Strickland
Wallace Dimalize
Duere Bates
F. R. Cousins
Elyria
Dover
Norta Olmsted
Cleveland
Roy Jackson
Hugh Strickland
Lac Grenge
Mary Calkins
Chronicle
Gal Epolis
Ohio
Martin Hopewood
Brunce
Walter Cornish
Butternut Ridge
Cornish
Srenetion
Maxine Cornish
Hopwood
Meme
Bar Jackson
Eisra
Brance
Bert Beiden
Ed Bassett
Hubert Bassett
Sor Edwin
J | Clarion Cooley
Leon Bassett
Antone Olsen
Emma
Kenneth Crowell
Thomas Baker
la Ganse
Erma Alexander
Latton
Jack Lran
Sundar
Glatz
Lran Ang
Clerice
Dorothy Lantz
Brookside Park
Will Krenzer
Wham
Pierce
Ace Heath
E XN Hathewar
George Cornish
Lowe Hicks
Camp Perry
Hick
Mirs
Lota Folley
Athens
Jacob Barth
R. L. Barth
Mentor
Richard Horn
College Readies for Opening Sept 19 at Oberlin
Oberlin prepares for the new term with mech repair on college buildings, upperclass registration set for Sept 19, and new staff including admissions officer W H Seaman and personnel officer J A Humphreys. Freshmen arrival begins tomorrow with renovations in the Men s Building and a new matron in charge of the Commons dining room Mrs Ethel Brandon will oversee meals and dining room operations. Special 19 men will occupy East and West third floor sections, with a social room added in the East. New flooring tops and billiard tables refreshed under J K Bischof.
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Oberlin
W. H. Seaman
J. A. Humphreys
Ethel Brandon
East College Street
George
J. K. Bischof
Beliding
Dogs Killing Sheep Near Oberlin
Reported dog killings south of Oberlin blamed on two wireless trained breeds with a county warning to confine dogs until investigations. Nearby civic notices include Eastern Star and Masonic lodge meetings, a WCTU session, and local visits, with residents en route and returning from Columbus.
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Lee Minkler
Market Leaders Rally as New Highs Lift Stocks
New York stocks surged with General Motors leading gains as the market opened higher at 207.5 and pushed Steels and leaders like General Electric Studebaker Radio and Union Carbide to fresh highs. National Cash Register Stewart-Warner Anaconda and others also rose, with heavy trading and large blocks changing hands including 10 000 shares of Studebaker at 83 7 8 and 15 000 shares of Briggs at 53.
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New York
General Motors Corporation
Stock Exchange
Motors
General! Electric
Studebaker
UT S
Steel
Stee
National Cash Register
Stewart-Waimer
Anaconda
Union Carbide
National Dairy Products
Atlantic Refining
Chile Copper
Purity Baking
Briggs Manufacturing
Postum Company
Advance Rumsey
Loose Wiles
International Nickel
Republic Iron and Steel
American Smelting
Briggs
Link Politics and Crime in Cleveland
Charges that influential Cleveland politicians are tied to deplorable vice conditions are outlined in a city-wide survey presented to City Manager W. R. Hopkins and Safety Director Edwin D. Barry. Conducted over more than two years by a New York social service group at a local welfare group's request, the seventh report will summarize all findings for city officials. Names of many alleged involved politicians are cited, with claims of regular fees from local resorts.
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Cleveland
Chey
W. R. Hopkins
Edwin D. Barry
New York City
Pecan Cracker Speeds Nut Processing Time
A specialized pecan cracker can crack a pound of pecans in roughly two and a half minutes, boosting efficiency for shellers. The device uses precise pressure control to crack shells while preserving kernel integrity, promising faster throughput for high volume operations.
Legion Fund Seeks Public Support For San Antonio Trip
Mayor James A Hewitt chairs the Legion San Antonio fund and reports 2360 secured. The committee seeks wide citizen contributions from $1 upward as Elyria post drum and bugle corps aims to raise 6900 to travel to San Antonio in October for the national championship at the Legion convention.
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James A. Hewitt
Legion San Antonio Fund
Elyria Post
American Legion
San Antonio
Texas
National Legion
American hopes in third round of National Tennis Championships
Forest Hills report from September 22 highlights eight matches including nine Americans and seven foreigners. Francis Hunter swept Julius Seligson in straight sets, while Jean Porotra faced Hunter as top Americans battled French challengers. John Doeg and Bunny Austin also drew attention as the event reshapes the title race.
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Forest Hills
Epix
America
France
Fizteed
Henry Cochez
Junior Coen
Fritz Mercur
Bie
Bill” Tilder
N. Y
Francis T. Hunter
Jean Porotra
Johnny Doeg
Bunny Austin
Cambridge
Hunter
Julius Seligson
Lehigh
Peretra
Manuel Alonso
Arnold W. Jones
Four former Ole champs lose in national amateur golf
Bribern Country Club Mass Sept 32 Four of the former amateur champions of the United States at the national championship were eliminated in the first round. George Ver Elm fell to Ducky Yates three and two. Chick Evans lost two and one to John Dawson. Max Marston was eliminated by Erstad Storer one up. Francis Ouimet lost to Philips Finlay. Jess Westser was the sole survivor, beating D J Armstrong three and two. Bobby Jones won his first round, handily defeating Walcott Brown four up and three to play.
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Braeburn Country Club
West Newton
Mass
Tve
United States
George Ver Elm
Ducky Yates
Rochester
Chick Evans
John Dawson
Chicago
Max Marston
Erstac Storer
Great Britain
Francis Ouimet
Philips
Finlay
Sandy Burr
Oup
Bre Bern
Jess Swestser
D. J. Armstrong
Aurora
Bobby Jones
Handilst
Walcott Brown
Spring Laxe
N. J
Plar
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L. Beeler
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Ohio Carpenters Union
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C. J. Baker
Newars
Jacob Thomas
Steubenville
Russel Mire
Warner Coal Co
Tivale
William T. Alison Toder
RK. G. Jorss
W_ C_ Duran
Bétien
Ade Jones
William J. O'Shea
Thomas Cerrigen
Charles’ Grait
Portsmouth
Capitol
Mondeaight
Columbes
John Els Siward
Belmont County
Cincinnati
Camden
Tex
Siward
Marion
Findlay
Ralph D. Cele
Senator Willis
Will Stump
Filleboro
D. Co. Morrow
Morrow
Joseph B. Foraker
Republican State Central Committee
Myers ¥. Cowper
Vic Donahey
Brunner
Cooper
Donaher
Lillian Gorman
Raymond Dalton
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W. B. Tucker
Oberlin Briefs
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Order of the Eastern Star
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West Lorain Street
North Cedar Avenue
H. c. Wangerien
West Lorain St
Oberlin Lodge No
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East Lorain Street
Owen Williams
Lexinston
Pie House
North Main St
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Alice Loveland
Medina, N
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Cleveland Livestock
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Concord
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Dept. Agriculture
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