Loyalists Drive Back Rebels Near Talavera Front
Loyalist forces in central Spain report renewed fighting near Talavera southwest of Madrid. Communiques say Loyalists were pushed back about six miles in the last 24 hours as Gen. Juan Asensio plans a counteroffensive with reinforcements arriving at the Talavera front and Guadarramas area amid aerial and artillery pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadrid
Talavera
Commuuniques
Juan Asensio
Central Spain
Madrid
Francisco Largo Caballero
Asensio
Guadarramas Mountains
Tagus
Alberehe
Ferther
Sante Olstia
Talevera
Eick
School Day Events At County Fair Planned
Regulations for School Day events at the Lorain County Fair in Akron are being sent to schools. The Friday program includes a playground baseball tournament for county high school teams with trophies for winner and runner-up. Five bicycle races and prize awards for top finishers are scheduled for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Connty Fair
C. A. Gibbens
Gibbens
Fair Board
Eze
J. A. MecCombe
L. Rover
W. J. Durimz
George M. Thourot
Harold Baetz
G. C. West
Local Drivers Buy Ohio Licenses Early in Elyria
Elyria residents lined up as the Ohio driver license program began October 1. Deputies at four offices started issuing licenses while a fifth registrar awaited supplies. George Marshall first to obtain a license at Lake Avenue. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and other registrars also reported early sales and pending applications as staff awaited restock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio
Eistia
George Marshall
Lake Avenue
J. P. Lonsway
Lake and
Dewey Avenues
Clarence W. Dick
Allyan Gehl
Elyria Automobile Club
Middle Avenue
W. H. Jenne
Adams
Foster Streets
Thomas Francis
Broad Street
Jenne
Emma Scharfenberg
Francis
Robert J. Agate
East Avenue
G. M. Johns
Cleveland Street
Pasadena Avenue
Rickenbacker and aides race to aid crashed fliers
Ditch patches from Musgrave Harbor 140 miles away report that the $95,000 Vultee monoplane carrying Harry Richman and Richard Merrill may be dismantled to free it from swamp mud. Rickenbacker and four assistants head toward St John’s to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s
N. F
Musgrave
Richman
Broadwar
Merrill
Eastern Air Lives
Rickenbacker
Edarly
Thomas Abbott
Merri
Busgrave
Lady Peace
Musgrove
Ty Lanéeé
Maine Vote Signals Republican Tide Across Nation
White declares the election a profound Republican win with Maine recapturing the governorship and three congress seats. He credits a narrow personal victory to a Republican Senate seat hold and predicts a broader GOP trend toward November while opponents note large contributions from the DuPonts, Rockefellers, and Liberty League donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Treclaimine
Senate
Maine
London
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Farrey
Braz
DuPonts
Rockefellers
Liberty League
Governor Calls for Soil Conserving Reforms In East Tour
During his second East tour Governor Landor emphasized efficient road governments and relief without waste or politics. He criticized the Roosevelt administration for not initiating a real soil conservation program and urged changes in Washington to spur recovery and reemployment by freeing industry from government control and tax fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Roosevelt
Syracuse
Landor
Porder
Washington
License Sales Loom as Deadline Approaches in Elyria
Deputy registrars in Elyria and Lorain County report growing demand for licenses with October 1 as the deadline. While many drivers obtained licenses in the first hours, officials expect a much larger rush as thousands remain unlicensed in Elyria and across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County
Death of Thalberg Saddens Motion Picture Colony
The film world mourns Irving Thalberg 36 as pneumonia ends his career. Norma Shearer retreats with family after his death, with MGM closing for four hours and the industry pausing five minutes during his funeral. Expressions of grief flow from Hollywood’s top figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalberg
Irving Thalberg
Norma Shearer
Thalbere
Association of Motion Picture Producers
Thaichers
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Hollywood
Thalbers
Community Notes From Elyria Area Activities
Members of the Markley Girls 4-H Club the Sewing Sallies met at Alice McCarry's home to plan two short plays. Numerous residents including Mrs. F H Lewis Mr and Mrs Dan Rothke and Mr and Mrs G H Stoughton attended visits to Memorial Hospital and Cleveland areas reported. Church trustees discussed roof repairs and the Progressive Class of the M E Church held its last meeting of the conference year with plans for a social in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Markley Girls
Alice McCarry
F. H. Lewis
Dan Rothke
Elrria
G. H. Stoughton
Stoughton
Memorial Hospital
Earl Litz
James Hartmen
John Litz
Cenese
Cleveland
M. M. Bagby
Portismouth
Ohio
M. B. Copas
Eien Langron
Elyria
George
Shrover
Middle Avenue
J. H. Heynes
Birmingham England
Joe Strokseck and Sons
West River Road
North Ridge
Laurabell Stougshion
M. M. Bazley
Portsmouth
Surver
Stanley McIntire
Lorain
O. B. Rea
Alfred
J. G. Morris
Elmer Keller
J. Strohsack
Martha Gorde
Detroit
Mary Daenenzer
Leespure
Neigbors
E .H. Hurd
Charles Weber
Hubbard
Merlin Monazon
John Harnish
B. D. Bonner
M. E. Church
Frank Trockley
James Hartman
Dandrea
Real Estate Transfers Reported In 1936 List
Real estate transfers announced by The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company list several property moves. John Borreka and others to Sears Roebuck and Co on Center Street in South Amherst. West View Realty transfers to Anne Vo Miller on Sprague Road in Columbia Township. Russell G Kubech to Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Co for Sublet No 166 Belmar Beach Avon Lake. Katherine Ehrlich to Michael Matijasic on East 31st Street Lorain. Harris to Michael Mijelke on Penfield Avenue Sheffield Township. Peter Lancaitis to Veronica Caavina on Dayton property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Borreka
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Center Street
South Amherst
West View Realty Company
Anne Vo Miller
Sprague Road
Columbia Township
Russell G Kubech
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Company
Belmar Beach
Avon Lake
Katherine Ehrlich
Michael Matijasic
East 31St Street
Lorain Farm
Harris
Michael Mijelke
Penfield Avenue
Sheffield Township
Peter Lancaitis
Veronica Caavina
Dayton
Elyria High students stage noon walk out protest schedule
A group of Elyria High School pupils left school for an hour at noon to protest a shortened 27 minute lunch. About 50 students reportedly left at 12 and returned at 1, planning daily demonstrations until their demands for the prior schedule, including 45 minute lunches and 2:30 pm dismissal, are met. Officials did not comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
No Bids On Foster Park Road Project
State highway officials opened bids for the Cooper Foster Park Road in Black River and Amherst Townships but none were submitted for the two mile grading draining and paving plan to join a new state highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Ohio Highway Improvement Projects
Cooper-Foster Park
Black River
Amherst Townships
Economy Contest for Ford Trucks Draws Local Cars
A Wednesday afternoon gas mileage contest for Ford V-8 truck and commercial car owners, sponsored by Elyria Ford dealer J. R. Dail, offers 110 in cash prizes with 350 to the truck and commercial car owner winners and five dollars to each winning car driver. Tests supervised by police will start at 1 p m at Cleveland Street and Abbe Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Dall
Elyria Ford Dealer
Cleveland Street
Abbe Road
Dail
Lorain County
Ford
Elyria Post Drum Corps Aims for National Legion Contest
The Elyria post drum corps dedicates a new memorial garden in Rockefeller Park Cleveland with Ray Murphy national Legion commander headlining. Practice intensifies for the national Legion competition in Cleveland as preliminaries draw Monday. The corps, with 55 musicians, seeks a top showing after a disputed state championship loss at Portsmouth last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Park
Cleveland
Ray Murphy
National Legion
Evans
Elsra
Ohio
Elyria Corps
Norwood Corps
Elyria
Portsmouth
Transfer of Lorain lands and Elyria parcels recorded
William Neitzelt and others sell to Merrill G. Rundle and others part of Original Columbia Township Lot 10. Celia J. Dayer and others sell to Allie E. Kelch part of Lot 12 Geo. Nichols Addition Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
William Neitzelt
Merrill G. Rundle
Columbia Township
Celia J. Dayer
Allie E. Kelch
Geo
Nichols Addition
Elyria
Notorious Borgia Family Seen As Fortunate Figures
The Borgia family in Italy, known for murder and notoriety, were viewed by contemporaries not as exceptionally wicked but as unusually fortunate across centuries, shaping historical perspective on their deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Your Good Health Vacation Ends With School Reentry
The author notes relief in children returning to school but warns of inconveniences from contact with many peers. Skin diseases like impetigo spread easily, commonly presenting as small blisters on the hands and face that form yellow brown crusts and patches the size of a dime to a silver dollar.
Contagious Skin Ailments in School Children
An advisory notes how infections spread by contact and scratching, stressing soap and water for early cure and a mercury ointment. It urges isolating affected children and using personal towels, warns about warts from virus exposure, and describes ringworm as a common, fungus driven scalp disease with possible baldness.
Watch For Scabies In Schoolrooms And Homes
A health guidance notice explains scabies spread in crowded schools through contact and clothing. It advises short hair, oil treatment, tar and sulphur ointments, nightly sulphur-lotion cure, and strict hand washing on returning home before meals to prevent transmission.
Modes and Manners In Proper Greetings and Wedding Attire
The article notes that “How do you do” is the proper acknowledgment after an introduction. It also discusses whether the groom and best man should wear gloves at an informal church wedding, answering that they should not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. PF
Vermilion Attends Birthday Party for Mary Stack
Those who attended the birthday party of Mary Stack of Amherst were Rose Stack Betty Croil Robert Carlson Mary Louise Smith and Mary and Ann Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stack
Amherst
Rose Stack
Betty Croil
Robert Carlson
Mary Louise Smith
Mary and
Ann Derby
Vermilion Visitors at Exposition and Lorain Guest
John Croll visited Lorain on Monday. Vermilion residents at the Cleveland Exposition on Sunday include Mr and Mrs Earl Childs Miss Eva Krapp Elizabeth Krapp Louis Denison and daughter Jean Ed Oppliger and spouse were also part of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Croll
Truck Driver Fined For Not Moving Over On Route 2
Cleveland truck driver Flord Shaver faced a $10 fine plus costs after deputies arrested him on a charge of not permitting traffic to pass the road bog on Route 2 near North Eaton yesterday. A motorist, frustrated by the truck, sped around and stopped ahead as Shaver offered no movement to the side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flord Shaver
Cleveland
North Eaton
Shorer
Ed. Mosroe
Chalmer Davidson
Buddy
Shover
Preston Coon
Maine View of 1936 Election Reflects Shifts in Sentiment
Maine ballots show a Republican sweep in the 1936 election with Gov. Alf Landon leading, while Sen. Wallace White defeats Gov. Louis Brann by a narrow margin. Analysts note Brann’s personal popularity and Dubord’s gubernatorial run may foreshadow national mood shifts ahead of November. The piece compares past Maine votes to national trends and warns observers to scrutinize gubernatorial returns as a gauge of the broader political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Louis J. Brann
Frederick Hate
F. Harold Dubord
Maine
Herbert C. Hoover
Alf M. Landon
New England
Mississippi
Ohio
Roosevelt
Senate
Wallace H. White, Jr
Brann
Dubord
Lewis O. Barrows
Barrows
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Local Social Roundup from Lorain and Nearby Areas
Saturday in Lorain featured visits and dinners as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aufderheide spent Sunday in Sandusky. Florence residents Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cassidy joined Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sutiles, and others at home. Mrs. William Cross hosted a six o'clock birthday dinner. Birmingham guests Mrs. Loren Eppler and children attended with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller and baby from Wellington and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Croil from Lorain. Briefs note hospitality by Elsie Knott and goat milk ice cream, Medina visit plans for Ann Oppliger, Myron Darley’s Buffalo trip, and Cleveland natives visiting Indiana to see Arlo Casbeer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Fred Aufderheide
Sandusky
Jesse Cassidy
Florence
Ben Sutiles
William Cross
Loren Eppler
Birmingham
Clarence Miller
Baby
Wellington
Albert Croil
Elsie Knott
Ann B. Oppliger
Medina
Myron Darley
Buffalo
Hubert Barnhart
William Crum
Cleveland
Indiana
Arlo Casbeer
Vermilion Rope Suppresses Market Gossip at Assembly
In ancient Athens the assembly demanded attendance and used a vermilion soaked rope to sweep loungers from the market. A red stain on a man's cloak signified a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Guide to Charm Warm Olive Oil Shampoo Tones Hair
Beauty guidance emphasizes daily brushing scalp care and avoiding DIY finger waves. It recommends monthly warm olive oil treatments and clarifying tonics for scalp issues, plus handling waves with careful combing and optional oil helmets.
Lake Avenue Woman's Association Meeting Notice
The Woman's Association of Lake Avenue Community church will meet at the home of Mrs. Theodore Reynolds near Ridgeville on Wednesday September 16. Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Peck will serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Woman's Association of
Theodore Reynolds
Ridgeville
Reynolds
Peck
Family visits and church notices in Elyria
Mr and Mrs R E Taylor visit his sister. Mrs Mary Collier, once injured, can now walk with help. Mrs Bert Reisinger ill with an infected hand at Lake Wabak import Interlochen Michigan. Mr and Mrs Art Schaber and Tempa and Hazel Reisinger go to Michigan to aid mother Shaber will stay until mother can return home. Bible study resumes at the Taylors Tuesday Sept 14 at eight. North Elyria Grange Husters Club meets at Mrs Frank Provz nik for 2 threen dinner with noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Taylor
Smith
Murray Ridge
Mary Collier
Bert Reisinger
Lake Wabakaness
Interlochen
Mich
Art Schaber
Tempa
Hazel Reising
The
Grange
Harold Gilson Stricken by Critical Illness
Word reaches that Harold Gilson formerly of Lake Avenue is critically ill at his location. This brief notice lists no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gilson
Lake Avenue
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
A mother struggles with her son Philip who fears school and the idea of a teacher. The piece argues that threatening with the teacher fuels anxiety and urges praising the teacher’s approval to build respect for school and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philly
Philip
Lake Avenue School Pta Meeting Plans Flower Show
The Lake Avenue School Parent Teachers Association will meet on Wednesday evening September 16. A flower show is planned with prizes. The Fir ing Needles 4 H club will present a style show and the Shining Thimbles 4 H Club will display work and provide musical entertainment. Mr and Mrs D J Clapp of Eipton visited their daughter and Mr and Mrs Harold Starkey and children Sunday. The ladies of St Clair Rebekah Lodge plan button sales for dresses with Mrs V Schaeffer on Wednesday evening at the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Mike Sherno
Cleveland
Mike Sesorsky
Parent Teachers Association
Lake Avenue School
D. J. Clapp
Eipton
Harold Starkey
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
V. Schaeffer
Lodge
Ruling Sought on Chauffeur vs Driver Licenses for City Cars
City patrolman C L Miller and county officials debated whether drivers of city and county cars need chauffeur licenses costing 20 to 49 cents. Miss Allyan Gehl urged chauffeur licenses. Miller argued no passengers and no need. The issue prompted calls for a prosecutor ruling for all county and city employees who operate vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Miller
Automobile Club
Allyan Gehl
Miller
Miss Gehl
Frank Ellenberger
Dunn
Ellenberger
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United Press
Speed
Rickenbecker
Newark
Boston
Rex Propeller
Harbor Grace
Richmen
Musgrave Beach
New York
Atlantic
Liendilo
Wales
the Land Title Guarantee and Truest Company
Court Street
Foster Park
Ford Trucks
Claud North Chrisman, M.D
DE. Cheisman
Scabies
Hilda F
Vermilion
Guide To
By Jacqueline Hunt
Woman's Association
Jane Herbert Goward
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