Special Train to Take Elyrians to Legion Convention
Nearly 200 Elyrians and about 300 from Lorain county will attend the National American Legion convention in Detroit. Most travel on a Monday-morning Elyria Legion special train, with others by motor. Mayor Hewitt and Sudro lead arrangements as Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps competes in the national event at Fort Wayne hotel lodging.
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Detroit
Elyria Police Patrol
Legion Patrol
Hewitt
Lorain County
National American Legion
Michigan
Legion
Elyria
Sudro
William C. Sudro
Elyria Legion Drum and Huale Corps
Elyrians
Ft. Wayne
Sudre
Ohio Legion Band and
Drum and Burle Corps Association
Motor
Rod Copas
A. ‘Tf
Sibley
Dorr A. Billings
Mavor
James ”A. Hewitt
Otto K. Mischka
Elyria Legion
Ohio Legion News
Earl D. Bacon
Elon Peck
Harvey Cheney
William Dahl
Phil ¥. Boylan
H. D. Evans
Thos, Murphy
Elmer Barrick
TW. Horton
C. E. Nichols
Hobart Marsh
Walter Bagnall
Charles Persons
Vern Herbert
E. E. Corey
Paul Blanchard
William Hearne
Fred Hadaway
William Wirth
William Arnold
H. W. Pond
Phil Robson
A. N. Hanaford
Thomas Welsh
Robert von Duyke
James J. Elemes
The
Hoover to address American Legion convention in Detroit
President Hoover plans to travel from Camp Rapidan to Detroit to speak at the American Legion annual convention. He will depart Sunday night and return to Washington Monday night, writing his speech on the train as announced by Secretary Theodore Joslin.
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Washington
U. P
Hoover
Detroit
The
American Legion
Camp Rapidan
Theodore Joslin
Lindberghs Arrive in Nanking After 750 Mile Flight
Charles A Lindbergh and his wife Charley arrived in Nanking China at 235 PM completing a 750 mile flight from Fukuoka Japan. They flew Tokio to Nanking with two stops and were greeted by flooded city residents waving from walls of the Yangtze. A four day program of entertainments was planned with banquets and a reception where Lindbergh would be awarded an aviation medal by U S Consul General Johnson.
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Wanking
China
Charley A. Lindbergh
Fukuoka
Japan
Lindberghs
Tokio
Nanking
Yangtze
Lindbergh
Lotus Lake
Government Aviation Bureau
Ministry of Communications
Amorrow
U. S
Johnson
Col. Lindbergh
Ohio Weather: Increasing Clouds Then Showers Weekend
The Ohio Valley and Lake region will see unsettled weather as a low pressure area drifts eastward. Tonight expected warmer with increasing cloudiness, Sunday brings rain and warmer temperatures.
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Ohio
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Nurses Sought At Sanatorium Hiring Drive
Dr. H F Gammons superintendent of the tuberculosis sanatorium reports sixty registered nurse applications already received with more incoming. He states five registered nurses and seven undergraduate nurses will be hired and applications will be accepted until all posts are filled with appointments expected by October 15.
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H. F. Gammons
Tuberculosis Stratorium
Five Alarm Calls Find No Blazes in Elyria
Elyria firemen answered five alarms over Thursday and Friday, finding no fires at most sites. Only one call required their services, a late yesterday ammonia leak stoppage at Crystal Restaurant on Court street. Firemen Waldron and Arias arrived with masks and contained the leak.
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Elyria
Crystal
Court Street
E. A. Waldron
E. J. Arias
West Street
J. A. Tunnington
Justice Holmes Awarded ABA Gold Medal
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, senior member of the United States Supreme Court, today received the gold medal from the American Bar Association for conspicuous service to the cause of American jurisdiction in the past year.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Twenty Windows Break in Troxel Company Building
Police investigated the breaking of twenty panes of glass in the tannery building of the Troxel Company on Elm Street this morning. Authorities believe stones from the railroad tracks were thrown at the windows. John Halpin, owner, reported the destruction to police.
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Troxel Company
Elm Street
John Halpin
Penny removed from child in Columbus Ohio
Bernice Ayres six year old of Mount Vernon Ohio is recovering at University hospital after doctors extracted a penny from her throat with a bronchoscope. The coin had been lodged for three days and was removed without complication. Bernice is expected to recover fully.
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Columbus
Bernice Ayres
Mt. Vernon
University Hospital
Bernice
County Flower Tour Draws Lorain County Enthusiasts
Scores of flower lovers across Lorain County are slated to join a county extension service home beautification project flower tour next Wednesday. Led by Miss Alice Bird, the tour visits five gardens including the Cisby Brothers in Wellington and stops at Clark, Shane, Calvert, and Hill gardens to study annuals, rock gardens, perennials, and gladioli. Professor Ries of OSU will discuss garden types and answer questions, aiming to learn wintering preparations for flowers. Attendance last tour ranged from 75 to 160 per stop.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Miss Bird
Cisby Brothers Garden
Wellington
P. K. Clark
Albert Shane
Lake Avenue
Shane
Harry S. Calvert
Overbrook Road
Gulf Farms
Bombing Plane Crashes in Dearborn Test Flight
Two flyers were killed when a Ford experimental bombing plane crashed during a test flight in Dearborn Michigan on September 19. The victims were Leroy Manning of Dearborn and I H Garriott of Ferndale Michigan.
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Dearborn
Mich
Leroy
Death Summons David Starr Jordan
Palo Alto Calif Sept 19 David Starr Jordan chancellor emeritus of Stanford University died today after a stroke yesterday the fifth in two years His wife one of their sons Knight and a daughter Mrs Nathaniel Gardner of Berkeley were at his bedside The noted educator's death plunged the Stanford campus into mourning
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Palo Alto
Cal
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Nurses and Firemen Aid 25 at County Fair
At Lorain County Fair Red Cross First Aid Station 25 people sought care over three days. Two graduate nurses staffed daytime treatment while Elyria Fire Department volunteers treated evening cases, totaling 25 consultations with no fatalities. Continuous coverage noted boils, cuts, toothaches, headaches, and stomachaches among the attendees.
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Lorain County
Red Cross
Helen Campbell
A. J. Miner
Elyria
E. J. Arias
E. A. Waldron
Ben Mosley
Frank Lysaght
A. J. Miller
C. C. Osborn
O. Lysaght
Fire Department
Girls Hurt When Auto Turns Over on Belden Road
Emily Reznik age 18 of Litchfield sustained a fractured rib and Eleanor Prusha age 12, her stepsister, minor injuries when a car they rode in turned over on Belden road about 6:30 P M yesterday. The driver lost control causing the crash. They were treated by Br James Shurgett of Grafton and taken to Memorial hospital.
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Emily Reznik
Litchfield
Eleanor Prusha
Belden Road
Br. James Shurgett
Grafton
Memorial Hospital
Bodies Missing After Lake Cleveland Drowning Rescue Try
Five days of searching fail to locate the bodies of Mr and Mrs Arnold Lowry who drowned near Rocky River when Lowry dived from the schooner Polaris to save his wife. Coast guards and private yachts continue to comb the waters today hoping for signs of the missing pair.
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Lake Cleveland
Mra
Arnold Lowry
Yaat
Rocky River
Lowry
Polaris
Ife
Stankard Southam Dange Phipps Elected Police Pension Board
Police Chief E J Stankard and Capt Corbet E Southam were re elected to the police pension board with 20 votes each. Fire department picks included Capt Arthur Dinge and Lieut A L Fhipps, while other police votes listed F W Zarnke 1, Lieut P J Creban 1, and Serg Curtis Hamlin. Fire department tabulations named Drage 13 Whipps 11, Asst Chief Hudson 9, and several officers with smaller totals.
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E. J. Stankard
Corbet E. Southam
Police Pension Board
Arthur Dinge
No 2 Fire Station
A. L. Fhipps
Fire Department
Stankard
Southam
F. W. Zarnke
P. J. Creban
Serg
Curtis Hamlin
Drage
Whipps
C. W. Hudson
E. A. Erbekornef
C. J. Hess
J. D. Lysaght
E. P. Mischkeé
E. A. Waldron
Mechanic
C. E. Osborn
Dan Schnarr
E. A. Stokes
Walter Albrecht
W. A. Cory
Freshmen At Oberlin Begin Welcoming Week Activities
Oberlin reports freshmen arriving with raps and distinctions on campus September 19 as class of 1935 begins activities. health exams, placement tests for French, class parties, vesper services, and a Conservatory Tea mark early events. President Wilkins urges students to grow for society while finding happiness in their own right.
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Oberlin
Tenmenirty
Conservatory Barrows House
Conservatory
Earch
Thea
Wilkins
Oberlin College
Graf Zeppelin Flies Past Canary Islands En Route Pernambuco
Graf Zeppelin passed west of the Canary Islands at 7:30 a m local time en route to Pernambuco. A radio from the airship said the flight was progressing without incident. Ship's position given as 24 30 North 19 25 West.
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Graf
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Graf Zeppelin
Pernambuco
Murder of Dr Harry G Roby Shocks Mansfield Community
Dr Harry G Roby a 43 year old dentist and Elyria native was found murdered outside his South Main street home in Mansfield. Enemies suspected as motive and police noted his mood in recent months. Roby’s wife Hazel and the three children waited inside as the crime occurred. A missing clothing pocket and a hidden pin suggest an attempted robbery, though cash and gold coins were later found on the body.
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Mansfield
Harry G. Roby
Dr. Roby
Labres
South Main Street
Hazel Roby
Roland Faulhaber Named Drum Major
Four Elyria high school students were chosen to head the band. Roland Faulhaber, a sophomore, was named drum major to lead the musicians in street parades and on football fields. Other officers include Herbert Scotty Walker as manager Sam Gottlieb as assistant manager and Robert DuCotey as secretary treasurer. The band will have about fifty five members and debuts next Friday at the Elyria Oberlin high school football game.
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Elyria High School
Roland Faulhaber
Herbert
Scotty) Walker
Sam Gottlieb
Robert DuCotey
Elyria- Oberlin
Creavy Leads Shute In PGA Final At Rumford
In Rumford Rhode Island on September 15 Tommy Creavy of Albany New York stood two up on Denny Shute of Ohio at the end of the morning 34 hole final in the PGA golf championship Creavy led throughout the session and held the advantage as the day began.
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Rumford
R. I
Tommy Creavy
Albany
N. Y
Denny Shute
Ohio Star
Creavy
Rotarians To Hear Former Official In Elyria Meeting
The Elyria Rotary Club will hear T Alfred Fleming former state fire marshal of Ohio at their weekly meeting in Hotel Newell Tuesday. Fleming will speak on fire prevention two days before a town inspection planned for Thursday.
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Elyria
Severe tension at Shanghai and Manchuria reports
United Press reports alarm as Japanese forces occupy Mukden and other Manchurian towns with casualties. Plea for united Chinese resistance reaches Canton while Beijing and Washington monitor fighting and potential Kellogg pact involvement.
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Shanghai
U.S
Washington
Mukden
Manchuria
State Department
United States
Japanese Take Mukden City After Sharp Fighting
Japanese troops seized the walled city of Mukden in Manchuria after intense clashes with Chinese forces. The capital fell under occupation with Chinese authorities disarmed and communications controlled. De facto martial law began, censorship imposed, and guards stationed at banks and key buildings as the Japanese asserted control of the region.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Peiping
Peitaying
Muk- den
Tokio
Manchurian Foreign Affairs Bureau
China
Thompson Heads Bar Association Elects Thompson President
ATLANTIC CITY N J Sept 19 Guy A Thompson of 8&J Souis was chosen president of the American Bar Association succeeding Charles A Boston of New York Thompson will serve on the active committee of the association next term.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Guy A. Thompson
J. Souis
American Bar Association
Charles A. Boston
New York
Thompson
The
Artaties
Americans Get Permit To Fly Over Pacific
Tokio bulletin reports Clyde Pana and Hugh Herndon Jr. American aviators once fined for photographing Japanese fortifications received 32 government permits to attempt a nonstop flight across the Pacific. Takeoff must be from Sabishiro Beach before October 15, and a second permit would not be issued if they fail.
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TOKIO
Clyde Panaborn
Hugh Herndon Jr
Pacific Ocean
Sabishiro Beach
Grand Jurors To Return Tuesday
Grand jurors were excused Saturday and Monday with orders to return Tuesday as court congestion and the opening of the court of appeals and petit jury trials are expected to fill three court rooms. Prosecutor Don W. Myers says the grand jury should complete its investigations by Wednesday.
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Court of Appeals
Don W. Myers
Grand Jury
Uncle of Calvin Coolidge Dies in Plymouth Vermont
John Jacob Wilder aged 85, uncle of former President Calvin Coolidge, died after a long illness in Plymouth Vermont. Known as Uncle John, he and his wife Gratia Wilder who is Calvin Coolidge’s aunt celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last fall.
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Plymouth
John Jacob Wilder
Calvin Coolidge
Wilder
John
Gratia
Aete
Auto upkeep tips and repair investment note
A compact advisory warns that regular car maintenance costs less than major failures. It mentions minor repairs to motor, body, tires, brakes, battery, and heater as essentials, urging timely action and promising favorable returns from careful upkeep.
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