Urge Republicans To Campaign Actively
Appeals for active work by all Republicans in the 1936 campaign were voiced at the Young Women’s Republican Club meeting in Lorain held at the Antlers Hotel. County Auditor S. Kelser urged supporters to back Republican candidates, noting Ohio sales tax context and comparing with the McKinley Bryan campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Republican Club
Lorain County
Antlers
Lorain
S. Kelser
Ohio
Nellie Lave
Carl Eversman
Board of Elections
Vivian
Robert Schmidt
Don Merthe School
Mentury Park
Biks’ Club
Elyria
Yours Women's Republican Club
Refinance Petition Seeks Lower Mortgage Rate in Bucyrus
A Y M C A seeks court permission to refinance its $25 045 loan from Prudential from 12 percent to 5 percent. The new loan would total 25 600 and amortize over 209 months from 32 to 128 dollars monthly. Also, a Walton water shortage in Crawford County prompts trucks to haul water to stricken areas. City officials say no shortage danger in Bucyrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M.C A
Common Pleas Court
Prudential Insurance Company
Bucyrus, O
Crawford County
F Ms
Bucyrus
Siege and bombardment deepen at Alcazar in Spanish Civil War
Rebels press Talavera and surround the Alcazar as Loyalist forces mount a renewed defense. Government officials note internal dissension may decide the siege. A Catholic priest reports signs of fracture inside the fortress while Royalist efforts remain blocked near the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badajoz
Portneuese
Juan Yasue
Toledo
Talavera
Alazar
Alcazar
Imed
Shriners Golf Tournament Draws 200 Players in Ohio
More than 200 Shriners from northern Ohio competed in the Al Koran temple golf tournament at Elsha Country Club ending with a dinner. Temple officials Ralph McCunt and others attended while guests included George Williams and Charles White. Robert Randall shot a 72 to post the low score amid several prize awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Elsha Country Club
Temple
Ralph McCunt
Robert Burri
Rabban
Louis Welver
Otto Petzke
Perry Geitz
W. B. Mathews
George Williams
The
Imperial Council
Charles White
William Becker
Fadmore Temple
Akron
Dao” Gowen
Robert Randall
Chest Trustees To Meet On Monday
The Elyma Community Chest Inc will elect its first officers under the new constitution at 7 p m Monday in the Elyma Savings and Trust Company directors room. Temporary chairman H L Reynolds announced the change from next Tuesday to Monday to avoid conflicts for trustees. Officers elected Monday will serve a half year before elections for trustees and officers are moved to April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyma Community Chest, Inc
Elyma Savings and Trust Company
H. L. Reynolds
Justice Imposes Fine For Boiler License Violation
Justice Joseph Perry yesterday fined $10 plus costs on a charge brought by Peter J. Allen that the company did not have a licensed engineer in charge of boilers at the plant at all times as required by law. Mary Bierman filed suit for alimony from John F. Bierman of Lorain, alleging gross neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Perry
Peter J. Allen
G Company, Inc
Mary Bierman
John F. Bierman
Lorain
Death Records of Moran and Dailey Passings
JeremiAh Moran died at four this morning at his North Eaton residence born in Cornwall England October 1, 1859. Survived by three sons Burl Alonzo and Charles five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Monday September 14 at 2 09 from Columbia Center Methodist church. Henry Dailey died at 9 29 Friday at daughter's home survived by wife Gertie, daughter Pearl Perkins and son Fazett Dailey. Funeral Monday 2:00 pm from Pease Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JeremiAh Moran
North Eaton
Cornwall
Enslara
Columbia Township
Lsat
Burl
Alonzo
No Eaton
Charles
Columbia Station
Lucy BR
Palomelia Oifenhure
Columbia Center Methodist Church
Paul Pach Brown
Columbia Cemetery
Henry Daley
Gertie Dailey Fnee Paddock
Pearl Perkins
Fields
Fazett Dailey
Totos Angeles
California
Julian Perkins
Haid
Pease Funeral Home
Dover
Roosevelt lauds fast action and Legion award creation
The president praises the Legion for establishing an award and commends swift, decisive effort. He notes the first recipient from Winston County and praises public courage. A reference to a girl named Kathryn and a Cincinnati reunion adds personal color to the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Oberlin School of Commerce opens fall term
The Oberlin School of Commerce began its fall term with registration and classwork across all departments. Enrollment is higher than in recent years as President J T Henderson enters his fifty third year. Students come from Oberlin Wakeman Kirpton Norwalk Bellevue Carrington Litchfield Medina Ashland and Buffalo New York among others. An early get acquainted party is set for Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs J H Rutscher on King Street with many social events planned for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin School of Commerce
J T. Henderson
Wakeman
Kirpton
Norwalk
Bellevue
Carraitan
Lot
Bilyria
Medina
Ashland
Bufalo
Oberlin attendees at two day religious conference and society events
Oberlin delegates attended a two day religious conference at Green Spingse with M. M Hrammer Rev David M. Jordan and about 20 Oberlin College students plus Y M C A and YL W CA members. The Oberlin Pythian Sister Temple held its first fall meeting with Dr J W Cannon's death announced and several local guests in attendance. Mrs Laurie A Drummond, Miss Ruth Paddork and others returned from summer activities and conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Green Spingse
M. M Hrammer
Edbeaton
Ehurel
David M. Jordan
Rust M. BR
Ebureh Rey
Fon
Leo W. Hartson
George F. Hubbard
T. OW
Granta
Katherine von Wonsk
George OQ. Lillich
Dan C. Kinsey
Oh. G May
Mary Yocom
Cop. Craig
L. E Steiner
Ann Graytill
Oberlin College
Obertlin Pythian
Phall
Bertha Winer
Ohio
Katherine Hepplewaite
Berlin Heights
Dep
Rue
Cleveland
Ellyma
Serst
Lorain
San
J. W. Cannon
Mary S. Foote Cannon
Pocatello
Idiho
Cannon
Delia
Alice Foote
Oberlip
Laurie A. Drummond
West College Street
Yester
Youngstown
Ohio Youth's Temperance Council
Dick Dudley
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Rev
A. Richards
Qberlin
Bridgeton
Maine
Jennie Powers
West Lorain Street
L Rhodes
Butler
Ruth Paddork
Lo-rain County
Europe
D A R Launches New Season With Fall Meeting
Nancy Wolcott Squire Chapter D A R opened the fall season at Mrs B A Steverson's North Park home. President Mrs R P Harver led the meeting in place of the absent Regent Mrs Howe. Treasurers report showed $48.79. Appreciation letters from Lincoln Memorial and Cosnar schools were read. District meeting set for November 30 in Alliance Ohio. Constitution Day observed September 17 at Great Lakes exposition Cleveland. Members urged to attend. Tea sketches and program followed by refreshments provided by Mrs Stevens and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Wolcott Squire
Esterday
A. Steverson
North Park
R. P. Harver
Hecent
Howe
Treasury
Let
Hanks
Lincoln Memorial
Cossnar
South
Alliances
Constitution
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Rose
Geneva
LaFayette
Jean
Waite
Berea
College of Improved Schools
Miss Waovott
George Dud
EL AL Stevens
Jay Yar
Junk dealer pleads not guilty in car bill of sale case
Samuel Herrivon a junk dealer pleaded not guilty before Justice Petro to a charge of selling a used car to Alonzo Fitzpatrick Jr of Fixcia without a bill of sale and turning the car over to the purchaser. Bond was set at 29 pending trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Herrivon
Justice Petro
Alonzo Fitzpatrick, Jr
Fixcia
Will Arraign Autoist Chester Hoffner on Reckless Driving
Police report that Chester Hoffner of 224 Yath Street will be arraigned Monday on a reckless driving charge following a collision with Mrs Anna Barclay's car on Fourth Street yesterday. Antonia Garcia of Loram files for divorce, alleging cruelty and desertion since Spain marriage, with defense claiming termination of marriage in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hoffner
Yath Street
Anna Barclay
Fourth Street
Antonia Garcia
Loram
Paday
Spain
America
NUMBER SIX Continued From Page One
Members of the group offered to meet with Alma Garsin a State University specialist at Miss Alice Bird s home to finalize offerings for this program. Dates for community meetings are Rochester January 14 February 19 and March 14. Roughton January 2 February 25 and March 25. Wellington January 7 February 4 and March 4. Penfield November 5 December 8 February 16. Camden February 18 and March 15. Metabury 29. Martsfield 5 October 25 December 8 February 16. Lethrange January 12 February 2 and March 2. Grafton Home Makers Fair Neyengher St January 13 February 8. Belden December 10 January 14 and February 7. Thenietta January 8 February 9 and March 9. Oberlin January 20 February 17 and March 17. West Ridge State East Carlisle November 10 Eaton November 4 December 2 and January 8. Gulf Road Werdeer A January 22 February 28. Torain Federation of Women s Clubs December 11 February 12. No dates were set for Colima Brownhelm Avon and Lake Avenue groups as they had representatives at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eall
Alma Garsin
Alice Bird
Progert
Rochester
Roughton
Wellington
Penfield
Fieeensher O
Camden
Takins' Aid
Camden Para Women's Lai
Metabery
Martsfield
Lethrange
Grafton Home Makers
Lair
Neyengherst
Taniay
Belden
Thenietta
Oberlin
Feteary ST
West Ridge
State East Carisle
Eaton
Gulf Road
Wereler A
Torain
Woned's Cribs
Colima
Brownhelm
Avon and
Lake Avenue
Modern Additions Modernize Historic School Building Interior
A description of a school’s new addition dominating the old structure, highlighting a wide central hallway, one-sided large windows, updated lighting and seating, and improved classrooms. Features include six ceiling lighting fixtures per room, adjustable desks, lower blackboards, ventilating units, and new stair railings. Special rooms include a sewing and art room with fourteen windows and a large shop room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herne Hut
Ataér
Eve Sperlalsts
Mowheme
Sales Tax Forms Mislaid in Columbus Letter Disregarded
Baxter Sharp reports that about six hundred July sales tax forms were mislaid in Columbus and not the fault of any party. Local vendors may disregard letters asking them to mail in the forms as the error is being corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fersons
Columbus
Baxter Shar
Little Change In Tube Co Schedule At National Tube Plant
National Tube Company plant at Torain will run about the same next week as this week. Three blast furnaces and 121 open hearths will operate. The Bessemer converter runs single shift while the rail and butt mills idle. Skelp mill no. 1 to four and a half days starting Monday. Mills 2 and 5 and seamless mills 1 and 2 to five and a half days starting Monday. Two lap mills restart after being idle. two butt mills shut down. Schedule subject to orders feeding demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Torain
Bessemer
Skelp
Massillon Man To Succeed Rodgers At O P S Store Here
F L Brenneman longtime merchandise manager at Ohio Public Service Shop Massillon prepared to take over duties at Elyria store after conferring with Roger Rodgers who will move to Massillon to assume Brenneman's post Rodgers has served as merchandise manager at Elvina store and has lived in Elyria five years Brenneman has spent ten years with the company in Massillon This move marks a staffing shift within the Ohio Public Service Company across locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L Brenneman
Ohio Public Service
Massillon
Elyria
Roger Rodgers
Brenneman
Rodgers
Elvina
Pat Pany
Fas
Mayor Fines Citizens for Intoxication and Disorderly Conduct
Mayor A Baird ordered fines of 1 dollar and costs for intoxication against Leo Webber and William Kayden, arrested on West Bridge Street this morning. John Zivans and Roy Swezy, both of Lorain, received 5 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct, arrested late last night. George H. Jones was fined 32 dollars and costs for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Baird
Leo Webber
William Kayden
West Bridge Street
Amanist Campbell Vanderson
Roy Sanders
West Bridep Street
John Zivans
Lorain
Roy Swezy
George H. Jones
Star League Batting Duel Echoes Between Averill And Appling
In major league play Averill of the Cleveland Indians and Appling of the Chicago White Sox contest the batting title race. Averill hits well against Whitehill while Appling tailed closely, both posting high averages as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arl Averill
Claveland Indians
Luke Apnling
Chicago White Sox
Applig
Averill
Mod Lisentes
Philadelphia Athletics
White Avert
Far Whitehill
Washington Senators
Whitehill
Tour Of United States Stops Here On Bike Tour
Jues Armado, American Olympic cyclist from Paris 1924, continues a 270000 mile bicycle tour. He paused in Elyria to inspect Colson Company bicycles and plans to visit the Great Lakes Exposition Cleveland and Texas Centennial before returning home to Hartford, Connecticut by January 1 seeking employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jues & Armado
Paris
United States
Armado
Elyria
Colson Company
Armada
Cleveland
Hartford
Cenn
America
Boys Spend Stolen Money For Grid Outfits
Two 11 year old Lorain boys entered a Furnace and West River gas station as attendant J F Spoerl serviced a car and stole 51. They were later found at the Yellow Line waiting room with money and a bundle of football regalia. They confessed and said they spent some of the funds on football outfits. The goods and money were returned and authorities timed the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Furnace
West River Street
J. F. Spoerl
Tenth Street
Yellow Line
World Series Opens September 30 at National League Park
New York Sept 12 The World Series will begin September 30 at the pennant winning National League park. Baseball officials announced the schedule for the postseason series with the venue set and dates confirmed for the opening game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T.m
Market priced grain and poultry in chaotic ledger
A jumbled OCR listing covers livestock, poultry, eggs, seeds, and produce prices. It details turkeys, chickens, ducks, geese, hog prices, corn, wheat, oats, hay, and various fruits and vegetables with unit measures and per bushel or per dozen figures, reflecting a wholesale market page with department notes and supplier references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicalo
United States Department of Amileultneey
Idaho
Husset Burbanks
Idaho Husset Burbanks
U.S
Calpride Bliss
Fate
New Jersey
Isa
Minnesota
Pair Of Gold Cuff Links Taken By Thieves
James Thomas reported thieves ransacked his Columbus street home during his absence of several weeks and took only a pair of gold cuff links. The looting was first found last week by Louisa Bern, a maid at the residence, who was preparing for the Thomases' return from Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomas
Columbus Street
Thomas
Louisa Bern
Henrietta
Mrs. Thomas
Vermont
Barkley Sees Labor Shortage If New Deal Pace Continues
Senator Barkley argues that after 12 years of Republican policy 16,900,900 were removed from payrolls and the current four years of the New Deal have returned 7,090,000 to work. He says the public debt can be paid by higher earnings under Roosevelt and lists Democratic presidential electors for Ohio districts with names and locations including Cincinnati Dayton Toledo Columbus and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fica
Sen. Barkley
Roosevelt
J. H. Rieger
Napoleon
Farbe Frtle
Batavia
J. E. Smith
Bellefontaine
C. J. Altmaier
Marion
Frazier Reams
Toledo
Phillip Carpenter
Jackson
Ith
W. J Barry
Perry County
W. F Heer
Columbus
XN. G. Hasseaming
Tienlath
J. £. Goex
Akron
Mary BE. Dud
Cambridge
AH. Etling
Orrville
Q. Tague
Utica
George Neswald
Scio
W. B Kilpatrick
Warren
Wiliam Hubert
Cleveland
Venesy
James Conners
Milly Metterer
Lockwood Thompson
Creaveland
George White
Marietta
J. W. Hoffman
Baseball Commissioners Meeting Sets Tone With League Leaders
Commissioner Kenesaw M Landis met with Presidents Ford Frick of the National League and Will Harridge of the American League along with club representatives to discuss league affairs after the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenesaw M Landis
Ford Frick
National League
Wil Harridge
Band To Give Concert At County Home
A 28 piece Four H Club band led by Rev Al Bright of Brownhelm will entertain residents of the County Home at 3 pm tomorrow. This is their first performance at the County Home, as reported by superintendent R B Bause. Roosevelt announced a new 200,000 public works program releasing 7.9 million in federal grants to fund 124 heavy construction projects nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Albright
Brownhelm
R. B. Bause
Bauss
Washington
Roosevelt
Indictments and pleas set for September trials
Harwell Beard of Elyria and Arthur V. Tablett of Gratton pleaded not guilty to offenses. William Botsford of Lakewood faces grand larceny charges to be disposed of Monday at 2. Nick Giculus and J A Beck entered not guilty pleas to various assaults. Peter Tackacs to plead Monday and Alex Kazunka of South Amherst to be arraigned Tuesday with a probation hearing likely. Prosecutor Butler said criminal trials for those not guilty begin September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwell Beard
Elyria
Arthur V. Tablett
Gratton
Mond
William Botsford
Lakewond
Vermilion - On - the - Lake
Nick Giculus
Torain
Lois Witkowski
J. A. Beck
Lorain
George Shaw
Patrick O'Connell
Peter Tackacs
Alex Kazunka
South Amherst
Tuesaday
Butler
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de la Reina
Tajo
Tagus
G. J. O'Connor
13Th St
Shriners
Jeremiah Martin
Henry Dailey
White House
T Inet
Othe Tevin
Kathryn
White Cottage Shoal
Legion
Cincinnati
Esther Hood
Union St
School of Commerce
Pythian Sisters
Stevens
Clark
Miss Wolcott
Prince
Raybestos
Ford
Cvrolet
Plymouth
H. R. Rorick Agency
O. P.S
Prinei
Maly Mre
F Tnsthimer
Persehiens
Romfort
Dasthimer
DWA
PWA
Jefferson Schon
Bnlding
By Exnie Braden
Naeces
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Terry Meicare
Hubbell
Chicago Cubs
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Pred Perry
England
Forest Hills
N.Y
Sinsip
Hod Lisenbee
Athletics
Elmo Steffen
Steffen
Giants
Cionali
Bill Terry
Bob Snyder
Lever
W.l
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnny Michalic
Chattanooga
Southern Association
Johny
Mihalic
Nats
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Fred
Shee's
Elevater Co
Mon- Moling Co
Tees
Ilbo
County Blome
Riding Club
Western Preserve Finance
Lorain County Company
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