Elyria Newsroom Terms and Address Snippet
City editor notice lists publication schedule and post office registration. Details include pricing for single copies and subscriptions by carrier, mail, and state. advertising reps are named in Chicago New York and Detroit listings.
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Boy
Mail
Elyria
Te Or
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors. Ltdg
Lorain County notes of social events and visits
Miss Myrtle O Connor hosted a party in Carlisle to honor Miss Helen Margaret McNally. Miss Lucille Griffin hosted Epsilon Sigma Alpha at her Grafton road home. Lloyd Smith, recently ill at Elyria Memorial, is improving. Families move, guests visit, and locals attend meetings at homes along Grafton road and East Avenue. Notables visit Elyria High. Chicago and Detroit guests appear among familiar residents. Local travels include St Peters burg and northern Michigan trips.
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Carlisle
Myrtle O'Connor
la Grange
Helen Margaret McNally
S. J. Aline
Frankie School
Cleveland
Lucille Griffin
Grafton Road
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Lloyd Smith
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Margaret Vanver
Elyria
Harry Sehulty
Clarence Grandstaff
Eric D. Chapman
the Hedges
Order of Eastern Star
George Yost
East Avenue
Chicago
Frank Rahl
la Porte
WLC. T. US
Mary Crone
Detroit
Michigan
J. D. Kiser
Mero
Meron Sangler
William Robertson
Mansfield
Richard King
William Rennie
LaPorte
William Burkal
Flyrna
St. Petersburg
Florida
Clayton FE. Smith
Neal Kempter
Lloyd Walters
Butternut Ridge Road
Elvira
William Ramsey
Marian
Jack
Kenton
Ohio
S. J. Hastings
Gladive Gordon
Brady Lake
Milton Kline
Rootstown
W.L. Queen
Ken
Ford Rachtel
Banks Road
Eric Chapman
Walter Hadaway
la Grange Road
They Were on Probation Murder Sparks Parole Critique
A Philadelphia police officer William G. Wilson was killed by a 22-year-old man with prior auto theft and burglary convictions. The shooter had multiple probationary releases, prompting calls to reassess parole practices. The gang leader, with seven arrests by age 21, planned the murder and involved his brother in the attack.
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Philadelphia
William G. Wilson
Japan's Naval Demands Rise Over Equal Tonnage
The Tokyo government pressures for naval equality with the United States and Great Britain, threatening to reject any limits. Officials signal Japan will not compromise, with warnings that retreat is unlikely and past Far East actions undermine friendship claims.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Masuto Notte
Far East
Chicago’s Century of Progress Exposition Earns Record Attendance
The Chicago exposition enters its second year amid strong finances and high hopes. Attendance neared nine million this year, with potential to top last year’s 20.9 million. A $10 million gold bond issue finances the show, already 70 percent repaid. Strong advertising and word of mouth boosted visitor flow, while prudent management supported ongoing success despite a generally somber mood.
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Chicago
Quotable Lines on Fame, Crowds and City Life
The passage mockingly weighs New York praise, celebrity parades, and ticker tape. It speculates that a busy man feels right often, jokes about city crowds diminishing, and notes middle age as a paradox of needing more sleep and more exercise.
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New York
The Silent Observer and a Dated Cafe Tale in Fog
A garbled early 20th century page presents a fragmented mix of sketches. It mentions a boarding house keeper marrying a fat man and keeping him in the front window, a football injury at Cho Stat, Mrs Newrich describing travels to an envious audience, and notes on intelligence and education. The text oscillates among anecdotes, humor, and brief social observations with many incomplete phrases.
Collecting Bottle Caps and Old Telephone Records
Odd tidbits from Boston and New Haven include a man who saved over 24 thousand milk bottle caps worth a fortune, claimed as a novelty hobby. A New Haven veteran boasts being the oldest telephone subscriber, charter member of the first local exchange, answering over 59 thousand calls. Also noted: quips about slot machines, lotteries, elastic truth, and a joke about a dentist.
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Boston
le Ra. Thomson
New Haven
Anniversaries of notable figures from history
Today’s anniversaries recall Samuel Johnson born 1799 and died 1784, Joseph Story born 1799 and died 1865, Robert Forbes born 1835 died 1889, Walter Newberry born 1839 died 1868, John S C Abbott born 1804 died 1877, John Townsend Trow born 1787 died 1916, Gilbert Hitchcock born 1859 died 1934, with their birthplaces and death dates noted across multiple entries. These reminders cover authors, jurists, merchants, librarians, bridge builders, and editors from Boston, Marblehead, East Windsor, Brunswick, Ogden, Omaha, and Washington.
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Samuel Johnson
Jame Enochh
Joseph Story
TS Supreme Court
Marblehead
Mass
Cambridge
Robert B. Forbes
Boston
Walter L. Newberry
Chicago
East Windsor
Conn
Sea
John S. C. Abbott
New England
Brunswick
Maine
John Townsend Trowbridge
Ogden
N. Y
Arlington
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Omaha
Neb
U. S
Washington, D. C
Myers Urges Child Respect All Faiths
Garry C. Myers argues for teaching children to respect all beliefs without adopting them. He warns against presenting Bible stories as literal history and urges parents to let children derive meaning from stories through their own experience. Tomorrow's follow up notes include Mrs. Charles Toth and local visits.
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Myers
Margaret Pallas Leaves for 4-H Club Contest in Columbus
Miss Margaret Pallas travels to Columbus for a 4-H Club contest on Saturday. Her family, including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pallas and Margaret, drove to Medina to visit Harold and Mrs Fisher as Margaret headed to the event. Additional visits include Albert Zoschnick of Valley City with I F Eldred and family, plus various relatives from Elyria, Lorain, Amherst and Elizabeth New Jersey.
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West Ridge
Margaret Pallas
Columbus
Henry Pallas
Margaret
Harold Fisher
Medina
Albert Zoschnick
Valley City
I. F. Eldred
Floyd Hart
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Florence Hart
Clifford Hart
Betty
Jane
Cleveland
Chas. Schmitzens
Elyria
Hart
Barris
Lorain
John Springer
Local residents attend community club and family gatherings
Alton V Minnick of Elyria and Mrs. Carl Fowl with daughter Patricia attend the DP D Club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Raus on Bedison Highway Saturday afternoon. Funeral attendance for Charles Mahlke noted at Oberlin road residence Thursday. Various visits include Mary Toth and sons Philip and John Amherat with Adam Blithe and daughter Tasheha Jean at B. O. Pope’s home Friday evening. Adelbert Johnston and daughters Varayne Lillian Ledora visit Elyria parents Sunday. Mildred Pallas visits sister Theodore Manns in New Oberlin Thursday. Roger Minnick visits brother Matt Minnick in Ridgeville Sunday evening.
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Alton V Minnick
Elyria Siuida
Carl Fowl
Patricia
DP. D. Club
Margaret
Newton Raus
Bedison Highway
J. H. Penfound
Charles Mahlke
Oberlin Road
Mary Toth
Philip
John
Adam Blithe
TsaheHa Jean
Amherat
Ross Toth
B. O. Pope
Adelbert Johnston
Varaiyne Lillian
Ledora
Elyria
A M. Johnston
Mildred Pallas
Theodore Manns
New Oberlin
Ollie Minnick
Roger
Matt Minnick
Ridgeville
Carlisle Grange to Hold Regular Meeting on Tuesday
Carlisle Grange will hold their regular meeting at their hall on the Oberlin road Tuesday evening September 18. A good attendance is desired as it is inspection night.
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Carlisle Grange
Oberlin Road
Elyria and Cleveland visitors share Sunday calls
Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Hobill and daughter Marian of Elyria visited aunt Mrs. Etta Brown Sunday. R. L. Austin and J. Henson, also of Elyria, called at the C. N. Williams home. William Wall head with son from Elyria and Sylvester Asperger with son from Cleveland were dinner guests of their parents.
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Rollin Hobill
Marian
Elyria
Etta Brown
R. L. Austin
J. Henson
C. N. Williams
William Wallhead
Sylvester Asperger
Cleveland
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J. Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Scott
Gopyight
Central Press Association, Inc
R. J. ScOtt
Police
Peine
Baseball
Notre Dame
Paris
Africa
Ernoon
Chestnut Ridge
Ha Metropolitan
Sticks
Sally
Srfa
Eerish
Cho Stat
National Capitol
Chile
Spain
Free States
Ja Cooker Company
Wnoe
Tropica
Alahama
Mie Bissepp
Frank P. Hill
Fox
Washington
Green
Haiies H. Chr
US S.N
Circleville Ohio
de. Bates K. Asnford
Wasionchiop
Sears Azo
C.a.k Wunsler
Munen
Wilam R. Abbott
Chicas
Clarence E. Macartines
Pittsburgh
Northwood
Wiliam
Eichelberger
Baltimore
Greta Garbo
Sweden
Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Charles Toth
Harlan
Hazel Caywood
Ardity
Laura Wade
Oberlin
Rose Toth
Amherst
Port Clinton
Rinehart Valla
Shirley
Elorra
Fred Schramm
Zelda
Garry. CoMyers
Citizen’s Budget CO
G. M. Trish
Mgr. Lorain
Lee A. Delloyd
Mar. Elyria
Second ST
Phone
Goodrich
Silvertown
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Goodrich Auto
Goodrich Reconditit Lr
AL Mason
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