Hearing Delays Hidden Feelings in School Library Controversy
In a packed school library a chapter XX hearing unfolds as Breck faces scrutiny over his job, while Julie and Mrs Daniel confront family tensions. Earl fidgets as Etta and her mother arrive, and the room awaits Breck’s appearance amid wary spectators and probing questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breck
Upjohn
Victor Perronis
Julie
Daniel Julie
Canvus
Daniel
Etta
Leedy
Bart
Lesson by Irene Lonnen Ernhart drama scene unfolds
In a school hearing Breck denies nothing while Julie pleads for his innocence. Grimes tests evidence as Etta hesitates and Breck resigns, leaving the room with a grave, defiant gaze as the outcome remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Lonnen Ernhart
Mrs C A Kremser Elected President Of Legion Aux
Mrs C A Kremser was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary for the coming year at a gathering in the American Legion Home. Ralph Terrell served as chairman of the event where members with July August or September birthdays joined in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Kremser
American Legion Aux
American Legion Auxiliary
Ralph Terrell
American Legion
Prhose
Elyria Clubs Plan Year Activities and Socials
The Elyria area sees a busy schedule with A U W and Ladies Auxiliary meetings, a card party at Elyria Woman's Club, Lambda Chi reunion, and several bridge games. Highlights include October 10 officer installation, a September 29 meeting due to a Chicago convention, and district gatherings in Wadsworth plus a Hungarian Reformed anniversary celebration at 617 W 3rd Street.
Girl Scouts Meet at First Methodist Church
Senior Girl Scout Troop meets at the church basement for the year’s first gathering. Dorothy Bartter leads a folk dance, recalls camp memories, and announces the year’s planned programs. Nan Shryock discusses biking trips across Canada and New England, with photos, during a six week journey covering over a thousand miles.
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First Methodist Church
Dorothy Bartter
Nan Shryock
Flora Stone Mather College
Massachusetts
Gaspe Peninsula
Canada
Maine
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Ely Woods
Mary Salisbury
Audrey Kechum
Alice Bartter
Tri Sigma Hosts Card Night At Miss Kiehm Home
Miss Mary Kiehm entertained Tri Sigma guests at her Eastern Heights home with pinochle and heart games. Prizes were won by Mary Catherine Brand and Mrs Ella Mae Matthews. Plans announced for a steak supper next Sunday with Miss Kiehm in charge. Orchid and green decor graced the dining room where dessert was served. Mrs Matthews attended as a guest. in two weeks Jerry Feron of Ninth Street will host.
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Tri Sigma
Mary Kiehm
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Mary Catherine Brand
Ella Mae Matthews
Miss Kiehm
Mrs Matthews
Jerry Feron
Ninth Street
Helen Snyder
Sigma Omega Sigma Sorority
Park Avenue
Marge Schwert
Robert Beiter
Miss Schwert
Notre Dame College
South End
Elaine Cole
Elyria Licensees Named in Taxi Driver List
Taxicab license records show Hugh Sudro 2 Elyria and Richard Cornell 19 Elyria as drivers. Audrey Tracey 20 of 124 Kais ercourt Elyria and Marcella Verhoff 21 Elyria also appear among licensed taxi operators.
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Hugh Sudro
Elyria
Muller
Audrey Tracey
Kaisercourt
Richard Cornell
Marcella Verhoff
Hospital Admissions List Contains Local Residents
A roster of patients admitted to the hospital includes Steve Kozelnicky of 364 Vulcan Street Mrs Samuel Wurst RD No 1 Mrs Peter Bier macher of Bay Village Maireke Rad shawl 317 North Street Rev William Fowler Philadelphia John Vaughen Lorain Clare Rodgers Avon Lake Mrs Benjamin Morton Lorain Mrs Marry Potts Columbia Station Mrs Wilkes Chapman Columbia Station
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Steve Kozelnicky
Vulcan Street
Samuel Wurst
RD No 1
Peter Biermacher
Bay Village
Maireke Radshawl
North Street
William Fowler
Philadelphia
John Vaughen
Lorain
Clare Rodgers
Avon Lake
Benjamin Morton
Marry Potts
Columbia Station
Wilkes Chapman
Fete for Bride as Comraderie Club Hosts Bridge Night
The Comraderie Club gathered with Miss Betty Scheibel on Spruce Street for a bridge evening. Mrs. Donnelly Dilt2 presented linen, Elmer Standen took high score, Martha Dwyer came in consolation. A wedding cake centerpiece and a yellow green color motif colored the luncheon. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mr. Raymond Plas home on Columbus Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comraderie Club
Betty Scheibel
Spruce Street
Donnelly
Plus Ultra Class Plans Year at Home of New President
Members of the Plus Ultra Class of the Methodist church spent the evening arranging plans for the coming year at the home of their new president Mrs T R Scheunemann on Sixth Street. Bridge provided entertainment and dessert was served by the hostess and officers. Next meeting is a Halloween masquerade at Mrs Theron Barth’s home on Durkee Road.
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Womens Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Clyde Bennett
Guy Gyars
Howard Stanford
Lois Marie Bennett
Thelma Gegenheimer
Raymond A Biddle
Hawa
Frank Wilford
The
Methodist Church
T R Scheuneman
Sixth Street
Ernest Buswell
Jfe Love
William Griffin
Hallowe’en
Theron Barth
Durkee Road
Tau Kappa Beta entertains Miss Dorothy Rober and awards
Last night Tau Kappa Beta was entertained by Miss Dorothy Rober of Denison avenue. After the business session bridge games were in progress and Miss Kathryn Nivus and Mrs Robert Banville were rewarded for the two high scores. A salad course was served and the club adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs Banville as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Walter McMullen
Orne Sempre Club
Oscar Koehn
Koehm
Glenwood Street
K Lo Club
Jo Sinnott
Furnace Street
Mary Jane Sullivan
Harriet Nelson
Tau Kappa Beta
Dorothy Rober
Denison Avenue
Kathryn Nivus
Robert Banville
Banville
Markets Howegrowers Market Apples and Livestock Prices
Readable but sprawling market list showing apples with varied prices per bushel and per pound, vegetables priced by basket or peck, and livestock values for hogs, cattle, and sheep. Notable items include Jonathan apples at $1 per bushel, cucumbers at 72 cents per bushel, pears Bartlett at 60 cents, and cattle prices ranging from $39 to $80 depending on grade and weight.
Market Quotations and Commodities Summary
Quotations from grains hay and straw are listed with prices by the sheet elevator and Montana Milling Co. No 3 white oats No 2 oats corn yellow yellow No 3 66-67c No 2 61c wheat all red No 1 92 4% No 2 93 3/4c Flour jobbing and mill feeds with per ton and barrel rates. No significant changes to egg prices. car lots and local firsts priced locally.
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Sheets
Montana Milling Co
Aitc
Hubbard Ib
Toledo
Nearby Produce Market Prices From A Local Vendor
Readable lines show prices for apples beans beets cabbage carrots cauliflower celery corn cucumbers eggplant endive escarole and more. The list uses baskets and dozen quantities with varied pricing, reflecting a local market catalog style from the era.
Sand Carrier Hydro Sinks In Cuyahoga River
A 1,200 ton sand schooner Hydro sank in 22 feet of water in the Cuyahoga River near Baltimore & Ohio docks after striking an obstruction while moving upstream. Salvage crews, led by Kelley Island Lime & Transport, worked to raise the vessel and cargo as tugs and smaller craft navigated the river. Seventeen crew members, including a woman cook and Capt Irving Ohlemacher, abandoned ship and reached shore.
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Ne O
Cuyahogs Mae
Hydro
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Megan Channel
Kelley Island
Irving Ohlemacher
Sandusky
Otis Steel Co. Spa Corp
American Steel Wire Co
Goff-Kirby Co
Err
Fairport
W H McGean
Columbus Road Bridge
Avon Lake names Lotta Strong new librarian
Mrs Lotta Strong of Cleveland was appointed librarian for the Avon Lake library at a board meeting. She succeeds Miss Margaret Haun who leaves to attend Western Reserve University. Strong has 18 years of experience including work at Cleveland main library and the popular books room. previously she served in Michigan libraries. She begins duties Monday September 18.
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Avon Lake
Lotta Strong
Cleveland
Time Library Board
Strong
Margaret Haun
School of Education
Western Reserve University
Ann Arbor
Muskingum
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Book Plateau Name Origin in Colorado Plateau
A Colorado plateau is named Book Plateau due to its shape resembling a book. Local geologists note the formation’s flat top and cliffed edges inspired the moniker used by hikers and map makers.
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Colorado
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Earl
Ralph
Echeo
Quaimes
Henry Dawton
Grimes Rose
Grimes
Mr. Grimes
Spence
Harl
Ule
Mr Grimes
Srciety Society
Ber
A. A.U.W. Board
Elyra
U W
J C George
YWCA
Paul Gentzel
Ways and Means
Gladys Plocher
Wesley Suhr
Lambda Chi
Marjory McMullen
Butternut Ridge
June Harrison
Kent University
Jean Shepard
Myron Saussier
Earl Brown
St Jones Alleys
Grafton Road
Knights of St John
Anna Hollup
Ridgeville
Womans Club
Eleanor Schirack
Mary Owns
St Mary's Hall
K-Lo
Plymouth
Deetz
West Broad
C A Kremser
T C Cooley
H Manley Hurlbut
Arthur Smith
Mary Helen Kolopus Plain
Arthur Oldag
Ruth Long
Charles Hansen
Paul Halter
H O Bogart
A E Sherman
Chicago
6Th District
Wadsworth
R. F Leemhuis
Paul Fazekas
Hungarian Reformed Church
3Rd Street
Joseph
Ethel
Fazekas
Steve Varga
Julius Varga
Joseph Var
Zigmond Nagy
Paul Elek
Frank Elek
John Kokai
John Takacs
Lows Ballas
Bela B Bacso
Magdalene
Mary Ballas
Maoel Castle
Dorothie Waller
Beverly Court
Castle
Waller
Laura Barton
Lodstreet
News of the Girl Scouts
Margaret Watt
Jean Bush
Ruth Ann Thompson
Martha Sands
Kay Foreman
June Pusbach
Phyllis Smith
Marian Hicks
Elda Christy
Connie Boylan
Barbara Stodaard
June Pushbach
Phyllis Powell
Shirley Graddon
Nancy Palm
Pongo Club
Hollenden Hotel
Olga Mate
Broad Street
Lois Hancock
Frances Rigg
Agnes Zeck
the Paradise
Clark Street
L J Blake
Tuesettes
Claude Berrington
Claude Box
Clarence Ryan
U. S. Sprague
East Ave
oTrens
Ted Gilder
Temple Court
Fred Maddock
Maddock
Entertain
Howegrowers
Jonathan
Radshaw
Lombard
Lobbington
Moetty
Merle
Idaho
Rucket Burbanks
Freedom Gas & Oil Ath & East
Cash and Carry Service
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Cuyahoga River
Dwight H Green
Cit
Acme Telephoto
Marny's
E. Bridge St - Rewte
Bread St
Phege
C.h.merthe A Co
Zipper
BROWN
Second
Heer
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