Elyria Public Schools Open Strong as Jefferson Prep Nears
Elyria public schools started the 1932 33 year with enrollment up 110 over the opening day. Yesterday's total reached 4 844 not counting Jefferson School to open next week with 300 plus students. Elyria High School had 1 665 students, up 52 from opening day, even after 109 transfers to the new Jefferson Junior High. The high school plant remains larger than last year when no junior high existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milyria
Elyria High School
Jefferson Junior High School
Elytia High School
Four Elyria YM Y clubs begin new season actions
The Elyria Y M C A announces the 1932 33 season kickoff for four clubs after summer layoff. Junior Hi Y opens tonight at 7 with Grant Keys as president and committees to be formed. Senior Hi Y starts tomorrow at 7 15 with William Gleason presiding. Young Men’s Club meets next Monday at 7 20 and Y Indus Club next Tuesday at 7 with Jay Fitch and Eugene Hubbard as new presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Y- M.C. A
Grant Keys
William Gleason
Y-Indus
Jay Fitch
Young Men’s Club
Eugene Hubbard
Wellington Man Is Refused Divorce
Charles C. Fudge of Wellington had a divorce petition denied by Judge A. R. Wabber after Mrs. Effie Evelyn Fudge of Muncie alleged five years of nonsupport and regular correspondence with another man. Fudge countered that his wife would not leave Muncie despite better job prospects elsewhere. The case is to be appealed on error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Fudge
Wellington
Effie Evelyn Fudge
Muncie, Inc
A. R. Wabber
Ccro
Lorain Harbor Gets 87000 in Flood Control Funds
The War Department released 41.677 million dollars in flood control and river and harbor improvement funds. Of this total 15.5 million is for flood control and 26.077 million for port and waterway work nationwide. Lorain harbor Ohio received 87 thousand dollars, while Ashtabula harbor was allotted 20 thousand. The Memphis district will get 6.5 million for Mississippi river flood control and Allegheny river dams in Pennsylvania receive about 4.09 million. Miss Lucile Hinman offers reduced piano rates for students starting in September at Home Studio, 252 St. St.
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Washington
War Department
Mississippi River
United States
Memphis
Allegheney River
Pennsylvania
Lorain Harbor
Ohio
Ashtabula. O. Harbor
Lucile Hinman
St. St
Lorain Officials Seek Continued Street Car Service
Lorain officials filed with the Public Utilities Commission a petition protesting the withdrawal of transportation service on the Colorado Avenue line by Lake Shore Electric Railway Company. The commission called for an informal meeting on September 23 to discuss the issue as the city pursues enforcement of franchise provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lorain
Public Utilities Commission
Colorado Avenue
Lake Shore Electric Railway Company
Bailey Re elected to Examiners Board for Teachers
Bailey E Re elected to the county board of examiners for teachers examinations at the county board of education meeting. He will serve a one year term alongside F R Powers Amherst school superintendent and R P Vaughn county school superintendent. John Molnar Elyria granted parole to pay a 100 dollar fine and costs at 10 dollars per month after liquor law violation. Licenses to over 100 county school bus drivers issued by the county board of education per law requiring county action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
EB. L. Bailey
County Board of Education
F. R. Powers
Amherst
R. P. Vaughn
John Molnar
Elyria
W. H. van Oster
ISSLE
Pleads Not Guilty To Reckless Driving In Grafton
Floyd Chamberlain of Grafton pleaded not guilty to reckless driving when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro and was bound to the grand jury under $200 bond. The warrant stemmed from a July 16 automobile collision reported by Elizabeth Hagerty. Justice Fred Greist fined Lorain man $10 and costs, and Dick Kubick of Huntington $5.35 for intoxication at arraignment before Justice Petro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Chamberlain
Grafton
Joseph Petro
Elizabeth Hagerty
Fred Greist
Lorain
Dick Kubick
Huntington
Suit against H L Doherty seeks damages over bank run
Cincinnati Ohio September 13 a suit for seventy seven hundred thousand five hundred dollars in compensatory and punitive damages was filed against Henry L Doherty doing business as H L Doherty Co alleging his firm caused a run on the Brotherhood Bank of Railway Clerks National leading to its closure. The bank sues for 7550 000 compensatory and 100 009 punitive plus a second claim of 70 462 05 compensatory and 50 000 punitive with a collateral bid to attach Doherty Co assets in Cincinnati and an alternative demand to require an accounting to the bank for funds allegedly diverted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Henry L. Doherty
H. L. Doherty & Co
Brotherhood Bank of Railway Clerks
National
Oy the Bank
A W. Shafer
Citeinnat
Doherty Company
Doherty & Co
Common Pleas
Brotherhood Bank
Death of Veda Yungklaus at 150 Cleveland Street
Veda Yungklaus aged 19 died Monday afternoon at 4 45 at her home 150 Cleveland Street after a lingering illness. She leaves her parents Mr and Mrs A C Yungklaus and one sister Mrs Harry C Rankin The body will be removed from Sudro funeral home to the late home today Funeral services will be at 11 00 A M Thursday from 150 Cleveland Street Burial will be in Mentor Ohio.
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Veda Yungklaus
Cleveland Street
A. C. Yungklaus
Harry C. Rankin
Sudro Funeral
Mentor
Ohio
City plans temporary dismissals in engineer department
City announces three red men in the engineer department will be temporarily dismissed next month. City Engineer J N Powell cites reduced workload from project completion and a seasonal drop in duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Underhill
J. N. Powell
County road fund near empty prompting cutback plan
The county road and bridge fund has only 20040 unencumbered, down from an initial 239953, forcing likely curtailment of road activities for the year. Deputies warn limited tax receipts will prevent large new appropriations, though Commissioner Charles Murray says funds may cover essential drainage projects on Gore Orphanage road and Webster road after current contracts are let.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore-Orphanage
Rochester Township
Webster Road
Pittsfield
Charles Murray
Lorain Girl Takes Seventh in Ohio Health Contest
Neva Carrick of Lorain county placed seventh in the Ohio girls health contest at the State Fair. She earned entry by winning county health honors, is a Buckeye Kitchen Maids Club member on Gulf Road, and Lorain county previously won a state demonstration teams championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Carrick
Lorain County
Ohio
Alice Bird
Miss Carrick
Buckeye Kitchen Maids Club
Gulf Road
Story In Colors At Methodist Church
A picture story in 150 natural colored slides will be shown at First Methodist Church at eight this evening. Titled Flaming Canyons and Prismatic Amphitheatre the images depict painted terraces castles and cathedrals from a colorful Southwest rock section. Circle six of the church sponsors the event and Prof. Ernest E. Holmes of Lewistown Idaho presents.
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First Methodist
Circle Six of the
Methodist Church
Ernest E. Holmes
Lewistown
Idaho
Wakeman Man Dies Suddenly in Wakeman Home
Alfred B. Coon 59 one mile north of Wakeman on Route B1 died after drinking cold water following dinner and field work. A former New York Central Railroad employee, he later farmed in Wakeman and belonged to Masonic lodge Sibson Wakeman, Wakeman Grange. Survived by widow and daughter Mabel Donald Konlin of Cuyahoga Falls. Funeral at Wakeman Congregational Church Thursday at 2:30 with Rev. Lindbeck. burial in Wakeman cemetery.
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Alfred B. Coon
Wakeman
Coon
New York Central Railroad
Elyria
Akron
Masonic Lodge
Sibson Lodge
Night Air Patrol Near Coast Sought Flare Signal
A night search along the coastline followed by a flare sighting astern. Ships Campbell and Smith joined the effort with paralleled courses and a warning about an icefield after a dusk sighting near Cape Dan. Freshmen Week opens at Miami University with about 1000 new students and 2000 parents attending activities.
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Atty
Mountaid
Star of Victory
Cape Dan
Campbell
Smith
Oxford
Miami University
Oberlin Exchange Club Meeting Notes Vacation Tales
The Oberlin phone 438 L meeting at Oberlin Inn recalled summer incidents and unusual occurrences shared by members. Attendance was small due to members travelling. The Exchange Club will hold its annual meeting on September 19 at noon, with officer elections.
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Oberlin Inn
Exchange Club
Mrs Herman Brooks Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Kittie May Brooks wife of Herman Brooks died at 3 30 yesterday at her East Russia township home after several weeks illness. Born August 4 1857 in Wellington she was daughter of Morris and Dorothy Gillette. She lived in Wallingon then near Oberlin for about thirty years. Survived by husband one daughter Mrs George Farr East Russia and four sons Henry Chicago Clare Charles East Russia Ernest Philo. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 at the East Russia home conducted by Rev William Smith. Burial Wellington Cemetery under J B Moore Oberlin supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Kittie May Brooks
Herman Brooks
East Russia Township
Brooks
Wellington
Morris
Dorothy van Tassel Gillette
Wallington
George Farr
East Russia
Henry
Chicago
Clare
Charles
Ernest
Philo
Ohio
Obertin
William Smith
Wellington Cemetery
J. B. Moore
Men's Club celebrates Zind anniversary event in Oberlin
The 22nd anniversary of the Men's Bible and Civic Club will be marked Friday evening in September on the lawn at J. Burton's home 125 Groveland Street Oberlin. Ohio gubernatorial candidate Davis S. Ingalls is invited to present his platform. Rev. George Washington of Columbus, former Mt. Zion Baptist pastor and club founder, will be the main speaker. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Bible and Civic Club
J. §. Burton
Groveland Street
Davis S. Ingails
Ohio
Oberlin
George Washington
Columbus
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Oberlin Exchange Club Resumes Weekly Luncheons
The Oberlin Exchange Club met for the first weekly luncheon, marking a restart of their regular gatherings. Organizers welcomed members and discussed upcoming events and community outreach plans.
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Oberlin Exchange Club
Fire damages Rosa Cottage dormitory roof in Oberlin
A chimney caused sparks that burned a roof hole at Rosa Cottage dormitory located at 5 West Vine Street on Sunday afternoon. Firefighters arrived promptly and saved the house from major damage.
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Rosa Cottage Dormitory
West Vine Street
Brighton Wins First Game In Championship Series Softball
Wellington Sept. 13 Brighton defeated the Clinic team 8 to 2 on the soft ball field to take game one of the five game series for the season title. Baylor pitched for Brighton and held the Clinic to two runs as both teams vie for the silver cup awarded by C. L. Hill. The Well ington P T A plans its first meeting Sept 20 with Professor Burt of Oberlin College invited to speak. The day also notes a Beal family birthday dinner and a Elyria hospital birth of Richard Harold to Harold and Maxite Thompson.
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Brighton
Wellington
Baylor
C. L. Hill
Wellington P. T. A
John Duff
Association
Burt
Oberlin College
Expect Further Hunt for Baby's Body in Quarry
Colubmia township authorities pressed for a further dive at an abandoned quarry after a professional diver’s prior attempt failed. Sheriff Clarence Adame weighed continuing the search as they pursue the father Morant Morant, 21, Cleveland, held on $10,000 bond for child stealing, with potential murder charges if the infant is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Township
Sherif Clarence Adame
Sherff
Cleveland
Mildred Slaine
Morant
Lorain County Humane Society to discuss new dog kennel
A TM meeting of Lorain County Humane Society directors will be held tonight to plan a new dog kennel to replace the one burned. Secretary treasurer Mrs. A C Schilleman said the directors will review potential expenditures for the rest of the year to determine available funds for the project. The society is legally required to construct and maintain a kennel as its first function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Humane Society
A. C. Schilleman
Public boards certify teachers for a fee across the state
The text notes that those pursuing further qualifications must present diplomas to an examining board, which grants a certificate for a fee. These boards are funded by public money, totaling about $22,000 annually statewide.
American Legion Pushes Full Payment Of Adjusted Service Certificates
The subcommittee led by Sam Jones of Louisiana drafted a resolution urging full payment of adjusted service certificates and directing national officers to push Congress for enactment. The measure passed the committee narrowly with five in favor and four opposed, with a minority seeking payment only when the treasury has funds.
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Sam Jones
Louisiana
Legislative Committee
American Legion
Sim
Congress
National Treasury
Markets Cleveland Produce and Live Stock Report
Market notes from Cleveland and Chicago show steady butter eggs poultry prices with various grades and receipts. Livestock in Cleveland remains around steady with hogs and cattle mixed by weight, while potato, grain, and flour futures move modestly in Minneapolis and Toledo quotations.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Court actions and political visit in Ohio region
In And About The Court House Phyllis Kimmell of Lorain is granted a divorce from William on grounds of gross neglect by Judge A R Webbe. Anthony Rodgers of Vermilion sues Cuthbert McDermott and others for 1351 dollars. Lorain foreclosure sought. Lorain County Savings and Trust Company sues Anna Fawcett for 2754 dollars. Elyria foreclosure. Western Reserve Finance Company sues Miriam B Devinney for 785 dollars. Elyria foreclosure of a chattel mortgage on an automobile. Charles Heinman named receiver. David Ingalls, Ohio gubernatorial candidate, to visit Preble County to open the fair with campaign manager Earl L. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Kimmell
Lorain
William
A. R . Webbe
Anthony Rodgers
Vermilion
Cuthbert McDermott
Lorain, Et al
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Anna Fawcett Et al
Elyria
Western Reserve Finance Company
Miriam B. Devinney
Charles Heinman
Eaton
David
Ingalls
Cleveland
Ohio
Preble County
Earl L. Johnson
Brann Concedes Narrow Lead Amid Election Night Returns
Campaign headquarters reported modest but persistent optimism as results streamed in. Brann was conceded to hold a 1300 vote lead, with Democrats making inroads into traditional Republican strongholds that surprised even some party members. Republicans still held the state lead as results continued to tally.
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Brann
Maine Election Signals Democratic Upset In Heavy Turnout
In last presidential year state election Maine voters showed strong Democratic leanings with large majorities and high turnout. Democrats claimed national-ticket victory amid heavy Democratic vote. past statewide margins cited include 40,000 plus, with prohibitions and liquor issue debated. Historical comparisons note varying governor margins from 1914 to 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Martin
Maine
Portland
Hoover
Gardiner
Brewster
Curtis
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I *Schons Gang
Henry L Dorerty
Esters
ADAD
Moe Carrick
Methodist
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Man's Club
Oberlin Exchange ‘Club
R. D. A. Gunn
West Lorain Street
Halen Gunn
Detroit
Ralph McKee
J. M. Albright
East College Street
Robert Oltman
Woodland Avenue
University of Minnesota At
Minneapolis
Oberlin Fire Department
Mrs. Elver Grills
Richard
Lawrence
Arnold Kent
Chance Creek
Syoments Relief Corps
Jes Beal
Beal
Milton Lamoreaux
Spencer
George Wheatley
W. L. Lamoreaux
Carlton Beal
Harold Thompson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Richard Harold
Thompson
Maxite Sutliff
Blanche Sutliff
Roy McCormack
Sandusky
William Z. Foster
A. F. Welchel
Erie
Russel Kepler
Howard Woodruff
Michigan
Abbott
Barharst
Woodruff
Arthur Kepler
E. L. Barrick
Federal Grand Jury
William Rook
Earl Rook
Dale Allen and Son
Morgan Dirlam
Herold Whiteside
Ira
W. J. Powell
Art Cave
Ashland
Ella Brice
Mildred Gillette
Elsie Wells
Cleveland Library
Lenora Kilbourne
Lotain
John Street
C. G. Battles
Durrell Battles
George Long
Pittsburgh
William Long
North Mill Street
A. H. Binder
Earl Clark
Cahoon
Jessie Wright
C. A. Hitchcock
Jefefrson
Harlan Dudley
Barnes Bros. Coal CO
Station Road
Sic
New York
Hbc
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Carload Jets
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Blue Bird
Court Street
The
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria Plumbing Supply CQ
Elyria Plumbing & Heating CO
Temple Court
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