Roosevelt to Speak in New York on October 4
President Roosevelt will address the National Catholic Charities in New York City on October 4, with departure from Washington set for September 27. He will travel from Hyde Park and return after a visit that includes farewell to his son James sailing for Europe, and attend Alicia Robinson and Kenneth Walker’s wedding on September 29.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York City
White House
New York
Hyde Park
James
Europe
Alicia Robinson
Kenneth Walker
Pretzel Rivalries Grow as Texas Embraces New Snack
Return of beer to Texas sparks new salty snacks as cornmeal crisps toast to rival pretzels. Marketed as a cross between potato chips and tortillas, these foods aim to satisfy thirst and hunger with bold flavors across Austin and the region.
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Texas
Austin
Elyria Telegram 1908 Wild Horse Mixup Debunks Thieves
Police secured Elyria Friday night for a gang of horse thieves after two animals vanished from the fair grounds. It later emerged one horse had been accidentally hitched to the wrong carriage, and the rightful owners were located. The search ended when the mispaired horse was reunited with its owner. Local complaints about telephone bells failing to ring were attributed to dry ground and grounded electric wires. excavation around grounding posts and water fixes resolved the issue.
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Elyria
Lorain
Elyrians to Attend G A R Reunion in Chattanooga
Twenty years ago Elyrians prepare to travel to the Grand Army of the Republic reunion in Chattanooga. The group includes L. A. Adams, Peter Parsch, F. C. Smith, Clayton Smith, Calvin Fusign, George Johnson, John H. Cole, Adam Field and wife, and Henry Holzhauser. The day also reports a ruling on whether clubs selling liquor must obtain liquor licenses.
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Chattanooga
L. A. Adams
Peter Parsch
F. C. Smith
Clayton Smith
Calvin Fusign
George Johnson
John H. Cole
Adam Field
Henry Holzhauer
Ruling Says Clubs Need Licenses Despite Member Sales
A ruling received by the county agour Mrense commission from Columbus states clubs must hold licenses even when selling only to members. The question has sparked a lively local controversy. Lorain bounds population estimates place the city around 32,000 to 36,000 with the steel plant district at about 15,000.
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Agour
Mrense Commission
Columbus
Lorain
Mass Meeting To Raise Elyria Relief Quota In Red Cross Effort
Elyria Red Cross calls a Sunday afternoon mass meeting to plan the $3,700 quota for relief of Japanese earthquake sufferers. A Thursday Lorain County tuberculosis sanatorium discussion and a push to form a public health association are also noted. Police report Lorain bandits aged 9 to 11 detained after first local robbery admitting theft of $8.20 and candy from a grocery store.
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Elyria
The
Red Cross
Lorain County
Lorain
P T A Congress Set For Washington Meeting
National Congress of Parents and Teachers plans its semi annual Board of Managers gathering in Washington from September 18 to 21. Presidents of state congresses, national officers, and chairmen will discuss plans affecting about 20 000 local associations and defend education against costs and cutbacks. The release notes concern over shorter terms and crowded classrooms while urging vigorous action to maintain standards.
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Washington
U.P
Parent- Teacher Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Parents and Teachers
Association
Lorain County boys in CCC camp in Callahan California
A faded letter from Lorain County CCC Company 549 camped at Callahan California to friends at home describes camp life. The message notes camaraderie, sports, study, trades, forest fire duties saving dollars, road building, good health, and monthly $25 for each member while praising President Roosevelt and the generous locals.
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Callahan
Caliif
Loraln County Boys
Company 549
California
Arthur Hodge
Geza Komlosi
Richard Krutch
Marion Klembek
Joe, Barbuschak
John Pachuta
Ben Lee Carter
Albert Nance
Dan Maddalum
Sam
Roosevelt
Lorain County
C. C. C. Callahan
Lawrence Gunder
Ladies Aid members host Fields Ohio gathering
Mrs. Albert Hoftizer opened her Cleveland home to the Fields Ladies Aid Society for a luncheon for about thirty. The day included social time, a bouquet presentation for Mrs. Hoftizer and notes of upcoming visits to Oberlin and Ridgeville Center. Community updates mention hospital stays and local visits as Rev. Koontz prepares to attend Conference in Canton. C of C head coin toss elevates H. E. Caton to Arlington presidency after tied ballots.
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AW Society
Fields
Albert Hoftizer
Cleveland
Ladies Aid Society of Fields
Hoftizer
Ruth
Hoffiver
John Shuster
Anna Nieding
Birmingham
Ladies Aid Society
Mary Lounsborough
Oberlin
Mesdames Robinson
Bainbridge
Francis Culver
Snow
Twinsburg
Ridgeville Center
A. J. Hulse
Koontz
E. Henson
Birria
Belle Tellman
Bone
Michigan
Chestnut Ridge
Dewer Curtice
Elyria
Madison
Ohio
Wallington
Waukegan
J. R. Sessions
C. Head
Arlington
Tex
H. E. Caton
Chamber of Commerce
Caton
Wellington News In Brief From Mrs Curtick
Wellington reports include church life in Sept surprise supper for Rev Paul Carter and his pending transfer request to Canton Ohio for health reasons. New music teacher Helstrum begins duties at Wellington schools replacing Ray Rowland until January 1. Local events include Eagles dance to fund uniforms, and Miss Lucille Rolce directing a Columbus Grove play. Also noted are a trucker injury near town, local birthdays and social visits, and upcoming Forests program.
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Wellington
Paul Carter
Wellington Methodist
Gotle
First Methodist
Canton
Ohio
Carter
Helstrum
Ashtabula
New England Conservatory
Boston
Ray Rowland
Rowland
Paul Crawford
Wheeling
W. Va
Mackwin
Clyde
Hugh
Warren
Frank Mead
Wead
Della Hackenburg
Charles
Wakeman
Ella McGil
Harry Couch
Mildred Gillette
J. ©. MacDermott
Peachie Hanne
Ruth Mortimer
Helen
Oberlin Road Church Notes and Local Briefs
East Oberlin Community church welcomed Professor Ward back to the pulpit. Trustees met at the Kern home. Sewing Machine Clinic at the church overhauled fourteen machines with sixteen in attendance. Local students attend Elyria schools. Many social visits and picnics noted among Oberlin, Ashland, Vermilion, Pittsfield residents.
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Oberlin Road
East Oberlin
Elyria
George and
Dannie Campbell
Dean McRoberts
John Steinbinder
Dorothea Miller
Frank Krueger
Karl Krueger
Ashland
Vernon Stevins
Oberlin
Bridge Club
Rene Stang
Soliday
Ward
Harland Schramm
Harry Murphey
Biener
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
A. McRobert
K. T. Clark
Pittsfield
Wiliam
Clayton Barrington
Pearl Pancroft
Elrma
Henry Alexander
Lorain
Lloyd Ashby
William Miller
Charlies Lambert
Creston
William Farr
Mountain
A. McRoberts
Keith
Betty
Pitt
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Benson's Restaurant
Second Street
BAYER
Chronicle-Telegram
P.T. A. Congress
Madge
Elyria Electric Cookery Council
Day’s Hardware Standard
O. P
Electric Shops, Inc
Calif
Violet Curtick
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Eagles
Wellington Aerie. F. C. E
Lucille Rolce
John Roger's Play Producing Co
Columbus Grove
Columbus Grove Post
American Legion
Walter Kagan
Toledo
Kagan
Falls Chnie Hospital
A. B. Jones
W. EB. Avery
Winfield Avery
George Hines
Hines
George MicConnell
T. M. Pfeiffer
Clara Sanders
Pfeiffer
Mount Vernon
Wellington Brief
Keyes Auto Service
West Ave
Stanley Keyes
ATU
Greyhound
Chicago
Greyhound World
Dalee
Greyhound Depot
Coat Club
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