Elyrian to Celebrate 88th Birthday Tomorrow
Imac D Faxon, long time Elyria resident and founder's descendant, will celebrate his eighty-eighth birthday tomorrow if Sunday were not a day off. He recalls early life in Ridgeville, Civil War work in Kentucky, and later roles in Elyria including Faxon Realty and Lorain County Bank involvement. His pride lies in a family genealogy book detailing nine generations of Faxon and Faron ancestors.
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Imac D. Faxon
Masonic
Temple
Faxon Realty Company
Caronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ridgeville
Elsrna
Isaac Faron
Isaac Faxon
John Ca
Isaac
Stone House
Ridgeville Center
Treveland Road
John Faxon
Lorain County
State Resisture
Elrria
Kentucky
Buildzo Road
Chich
Southland
Wes
Faxon
Yary
Cleveland
Veland Herald
Theodore
Harriet
Faxon Realty
Ac Bes
John
Middle Avenue
Lorain County Bank
Ohio
Elshia
Isaze
Chusetts
Faron
America
Fasons
Police Court Saturday Bargain Day Case In Borough
Joe Kolopus of this city faced arraignment on a charge connected with illegal sale or use of liquor. Police reported finding liquor at his West River Street place of business claimed for personal use. The Mayor declined to set any fine, and Kolopus pleaded guilty to the charge.
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Joe Kolopus
James Hewit
Kolopus
Zuiitr
Harse
West River Street
Two Speeders Fined In Police Court Here
Two speeders pleaded guilty and were fined in police court Friday. Lee Makar of Harvard avenue received 25 dollars and costs for speeding on Park avenue, while DeForest McDonald of Grafton was fined 3 dollars and costs for speeding on East avenues. A Mused report noted an illegal rate through a school zone. Mayor Hewitt said the city intends to protect the school children.
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Todar
Lee Makar
Harvard Avenue
Park Avenue
DeForest McDonald
Grafton
East Avenues
Maysor Hewitt
Lorain
James Mackin
Sereet
Lo Taim
Mackin
Lake Avenue
Yankees Attend Shocker Funeral in St Louis
In St Louis on September 15 a sparse funeral was held for former major league pitcher Izte Urban Shocker at Calvary Home. Members of the New York Yankees attended in a body with pallbearers including Lou Gehrig Herb Pennock Waite Hoyt Earl Combs Mike Gazella and Gene Robertson. Shocker died last week in Denver.
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ST. Louis
All Saints Church
Izte
Shocker
Calvary
Jtate
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Herb Pennock
Waite Hori
Earl Combs
Mike Gazella
Gene Roebderison
Denver
Scrambled OCR fragment hints at grounds and maintenance figures
Fragmentary text references grounds at a park and tourist camp with mentions of expenses for maintenance and construction. It cites Dr. EP Clements and Richmond in disjointed phrases, making precise event or date unclear.
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Iself
EP. Clements
Richmond
Fearon
Democrats Gather for Pow Wow in Northern Ohio
Democrats from Northern Ohio will gather Sunday at Vermilion on the Lake for a seven meeting with Senator A. O. Stanler of Kennext as chief speaker. Several thousand Democrats are expected to attend the Pow Wow.
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Locaix County
Vermilion-or-the-Lake
A. O. Stanler
Kennext
O8ie
Fake Raid On O E Rankin Ends In Mock Fracas
A joke raid targeted O E Rankin former prohibition inspector at Lake Avenue with a fake warrant presented by Corbett Southam Clare Sayles and Curtiss Hamlin. No evidence found Rankin was briefly brought before Justice S J George and fined though likely no payment required. The midnight luncheon followed with birthday cakes for Harry Rankin and J C Jackson.
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E. Rankin
Lake Avenue
O. E
Corbet
Southam
Clare Sayles
Curtis Hamiis
Rankin
S. J. George
Harry Rankin
J. C. Jackson
Henry Brody
Paul McCampbell
Eg. Monroe
A. C. Meyers
Frank Smith
Myles Perry
Hear Hinkson
E. J. Stankard
Carl Taylor
Justice S. J. George
Corbett Southam
Curtiss Hamlin
L. D. Brown
Jails Freight Riding Bums Protest Rail Law
Police report nine hoboes caught riding freights near the New York Central depot. Chief E J Stankard explains only box car riders face brief city jail then expulsion, arguing prosecuting all hoboes would clog courts and burden the city with costs.
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E. J. Stankard
le Heck
New York Central Police
New York Central
Stankard
Legal actions and divorces filed in Lorain county court
Kenneth Lattig seeks 5000 damages from Solomon Slutzker for injuries in a Washington avenue and 21st Street, Lorain auto crash in May 1935 while Arthur J. Laing sues for recovery of a note secured by property. John W. Russo sues George L. Iceland over a secured note. George Unser sues Harry R. Freeman for 135.10 on a promissory note. Clara L. Fradley seeks divorce from Charles H. Fradley for gross neglect and extreme creditt, with custody, child support and alimony at stake. Judge W B Thompson grants divorce to Margaret Perk from Mutford Peck for gross neglect, awarding alimony of 509 with 292 monthly.
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Housand
Kenneth Lattig
Loraiz
Common Pleas
Solomon Slutzker
Washington Avenue
21St St. Lorain
Arthur J. Laing
Ber
John W. Russo
George L. Iceland
George Unser
Harry R. Freeman
Clara L. Fradley
Charles H. Fradley
W. B. Thompson
Margaret Perk
Mutford
Peck
Peeplein
Breas Pleads Guilty In Intoxication Case In Justice Court
J D Breas pleaded guilty to intoxication in Justice S J George's court yesterday. He was fined $25 and costs.
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J. D. Breas
Suiliig
S. J. George
Oberlin School Attendance Records Hit High
Oberlin's district reports a historic peak with 5497 students in the high school department and 308 in the first six grades at Prospect and Pleasant street schools, totaling 1613 for the week. Superintendent H I Rawdon notes adequate facilities despite some high school crowding.
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Oberlin
Prospect
Pleasant Street
H. I. Rawdon
Governor Smith to Meet Folks in the West
Governor Alfred E. Smith's campaign plan enters the agricultural west starting tomorrow night with six major speeches and later brief stops in Nebraska Kansas and Colorado. He will meet political leaders and crowds in Omaha Oklahoma City Denver Helena Minneapolis Milwaukee and may also visit Montana North Dakota and Wisconsin with no speeches at those intermediate stops. In the Northeast he will confer with party leaders including figures from the La Follette 1924 effort as Walsh works to organize support among northwest Republicans who backed Davis.
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Albany
X.Y. Sepe
Alfred E. Smith
West
Mississippi
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Denver
Helena
Minneapol
Milwaukee
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Frank P. Walsh
la Folette
Smith
Northwest
John W. Davis
la Follette
Village Fire Destroys Wattsburg Business District
Fire swept Wattsburg, 25 miles southeast of Erie, burning fourteen businesses and three homes. Fire started by an oil stove explosion in Mrs. Jane Marts home. a man rescued her. Erie firefighters arrived with apparatus, pumping water from French Creek to bring the blaze under control.
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Erie. Pe
Wattsburg
Here
Busiess
Apo
Erie Fremen
Rench Creek
Jane Marts
President Will Visit Boyhood Home
President Coolidge will travel in midweek for a three or four day trip to New England with Mrs. Coolidge. They will spend Thursday morning in Southampton, Massachusetts, the home of Mrs. Coolidge's mother, then tour Vermont to inspect flood damage, and later stay at his Plymouth residence.
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Washington
President Coolidge
New England
White House
Forty Out For High School Squad
Forty candidates report for varsity football as Coach Holden and Coach MacEachron prepare for a heavy fall schedule. Illness and ineligibility trim veterans while hopeful material from 1930 and 1931 classes plus a few backers shape the lineup. Home games include Heidelberg Sept. 29, Case Oct. 13, Wooster Oct. 20, Miami Nov. 10, with an alumni workout Oct. 6 and the fall opener against Heidelberg aligned for Sept. 29.
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Holden
Strone Ard Locke
Blrria
Willard. Oet
Norwalk
Bellevue
Paul N. MacEachron
Heidelberg
Brooks
Butzberger
Beattie
Knepper
Eués
Kiracore
Abe Martin
Holter
Mickey Parks
Mejerial
MacEachron
Market Prices From Cleveland and Toledo Grain and Livestock Listings
Cleveland market notes list potatoes at 2.16 to 2.40 per 50-pound sack across regions. poultry prices for fowls, ducks, and geese shown with multiple cents per pound. Toledo hogs and cattle receipts indicate slow demand and steady or strong markets, with calves and sheep lambs activity mixed. Toledo grain prices for wheat corn oats barley and seed markets include No. 2 yellow corn around 1.10, wheat near 1.49, clover and timothy seeds with varied bids and asks. Minneapolis grain data shows flour shipments and No. 3 northern wheat around 1.07 to 1.10, with futures indications and byproduct values.
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Recis
Toledo
Timothy
Minneapolis
Northern
Miss Agnes Collins to Wed Nelson Nichol at Evening Service
Miss Agnes Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs Joel C Collins will marry Nelson Nichol of Amherst this evening at 8 in the First Methodist Episcopal church. Hosts Mrs Franklin Heath and Mrs Floyd Collins gave a rehearsal dinner at the Oberlin Inn Thursday noon. Paul T Baumhart of Oberlin has pledged Phi Gamma Delta at Ohio Wesleyan University as an entering student this fall.
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Agnes Collins
Joel C. Collins
Nelson Nichol
Amherst
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Franklin Heath
Floyd Collins
Oberlin Inn
Imperial Russian Wedding Revives Czars Era in Chicago
In Trinity Orthodox church Chicago a shopgirl and clerk wed in imperial style. Princess Aleka Galitzine and Prince Alexandrei Rostistay, related to Russia’s czarist line, led a ceremony with Russian choir, candles, and coronets. Guests included Prince Cantacuzene and Galitzine relatives as Chicago society welcomed royal exiles.
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Chicago
Russia
Trinity Orthodox
Aleka Gal
Itzine
Alexandra Galitzine
Hungary
Alexandrei Rostistay
Nicholas
Alexandre
Ameze
Prince Michael Cantacuzene
Prince Nicholaa Galitzine
Princess Cantacuzene
George Vverdosky
Michel Lasaref
Eyeing Death Jaworski Faces Extradition and Trial
Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton vows to prosecute Jaworski after a deadly gun battle with gangsters near Pittsburgh. Jaworski, held under guard, faces possible death in Ohio and Pennsylvania and could be extradited if spared the death sentence. He is married with a 16 month old child.
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Edward C. Stanton
Jaworski
Stanton
Pittsburga
Kepre Witiit
John Vashinder
Phisbergh
Vashinder
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Pennysylvania
Red Cross Rushes Aid to Puerto Rico After Storm
Five Red Cross relief workers led by director Hen Baker left to board a Navy boat for Porto Rico to deliver aid. Douglas Griesemer said the organization will assume full relief responsibility, sending supplies and nurses as soon as Baker requests them. The Porto Rico chapter has trained nurses and a San Juan school to meet immediate needs and expects no delays.
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Red Cross
Hen Baker
Cherieston
3. C
Porto Rico
Douglas Griesemer
Baker
Greisemer
San Juan
Evangelistic Services Move to Elyria High School Auditorium
Evangelistic meetings formerly at Cascade pavilion shift to Elyria high school auditorium. Opening service Sunday evening September 16 at 7:30 with Evangelists Lenheim and Perrine. Lectures follow Sunday Wednesday Thursday Friday weekly with free admission for the public.
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Cascade Pavilion
Elyria High School
Prade
Lenheim
Perrine
Evangelise Lenheim
Daniel
Sixth Street
West
Middle Avenues
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