Youth Fatally Injured On Lake Road
A 16 year old Lorain County youth hitchhiking near Sunnyside was fatally injured when a truck driven by Le Roy Parrish swerved to avoid him. The driver did not stop, the truck rolled, pinning Charles Federchera beneath it. He died later at St Joseph hospital. Coroner Wiles El Perry and Sheriff Clarence E Adams led the investigation.
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Seattle
Wash
Lorain County
Charles Fedechera
St Joseph's Hospital
Raim
Lake Read Sea
Sunnyside Beacon
Federchera
New York
William Rendall
Broadway
Sunnyside
le Roy Parrish
Lorain
Parish
Traffc
Seattle South
Fedechera
Npe
St Joseph Hospital
Stors
Wiles EL Perry
Clarence E Adams
Accdent
Search for Mansfield Man Missing Since Sunday
An intensive search by deputies, volunteers, and relatives for 60 year old George Cramer of Mansfield, last seen Sunday after saying he would walk near Chas Baulhans farm on Schramm road. In poor health, he may have wandered into woods or swamps. home listed as 200 South Franklin Street.
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George Cramer
Mansfield
Chas Baulhans
Schramm Road
Cramer
Yheimtr
Luis
Adams
South Franklin Street
YM Y M C A Enrollment Week Leaders To Meet Tonight
The Y M C A announces two more captains for Enrollment Week. A.Baird and W O Zaiser join seven existing team captains as they plan the upcoming drive starting next Monday and running through Friday next week at the M C A headquarters.
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YM. G. A
M. OC. A
W. O. McClellan
A.baird
W. O. Zaiser
M. C A
Leader In China Succumbs
Shanghai September 22 Tan Yen Kai president of the national government died here today. A state funeral is planned and the nation will mourn the loss of the leader.
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Shanghai
Tan Yen-Kai
Reckless Driver Fined in Police Court
John Stanfield was found guilty of reckless driving before Mayor James A. Hewitt in police court this morning. He was fined five dollars and costs after pleading not guilty at a Saturday trial. the case was continued to this morning.
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John Stanfield
Efora
James A. Hewitt
Hospital Names New Superintendent Frank W Hoover
Frank W Hoover is named superintendent of Elyria Memorial Hospital succeeding Idha R Marniz who moves to a Cleveland group. Hoover, Mount Union graduate, previously led Alliance City Hospital for five years and has wartime US air service experience in France. He and his wife and two children relocate to Elyria.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Idha R. Marniz
University Hospitals Group
Cleveland
Hoover
Mount Union College
Alliance
Elyria
Alliance City Hospital
Mount Talon
United States Air Service
France
Alliance Bank
Lin
Bishop Leonard Dies at 82 Longtime Ohio Church Leader
William Andrew Leonard 82 bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Ohio died at his Gambier summer home after a serious illness. He will lie in state at Trinity Cathedral Cleveland then be interred in the Cathedral crypt beside his wife. Rt Rev Warren L Rogers designated to head the Ohio diocese will conduct the services in Cleveland and Gambier. Florence Sullivan, his niece and nurse, was present at his bedside.
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RE Rex
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Kenyon College
Bexley Hall
Thea Rt
Warren L. Rogers
Leonard
Bishon Leonard
Rogers
Green Springs
Florence Sullivan
New York
Governor Accepts Speak Invitation for Legion Home Dedication
Ohio’s traffic toll over the weekend tops ten deaths with multiple cities reporting fatalities. The dedication of the new American Legion Home, valued at 509000, is scheduled for Friday with Governor Myers Y. Cooper as principal speaker and other dignitaries and bands expected to attend.
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American Legion
BD. W. Myers
Myers Y. Cooper
Jean Eldon
Cleveland
Ameryan Legion
Dudley White
Norwalk
State Legion
Atlee E.pomerine
C. A. Persons
Elyma Legion Post
Jerry Ferguson
Elyria
Ohio
Legion
Legion Post 211
Avon Lake
Daniel's Villa
John Eldon
Ohio Legion
Ohio Bar
Lorain
Drowning Narrowly Averted in Black River Near Figuteenth Street
Peter Sivinski of 341 West Street, 47, was found floating in the Black River near Figuteenth Street and pulled out by J H Beane of 1824 West Avenue. He was rushed to Elsra Memorial Hospital after being reported to have fallen in. Two policemen and two firemen responded, but Sivinski reached the hospital before their arrival.
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Figuteenth Street
Peter Sivinski
West Street
J. H. Beane
West Avenue
Sivinski
Elsra Memorial Hospital
South Amherst Man Shot By Hunters
Fred Gassar Jr of South Amherst was wounded in the right side Saturday by hunters who mistook him for a squirrel in the local area. Three Elyrians were hunting nearby and fired the shots. He was taken to Amherst Hospital and his condition was reported not serious. Gassar previously served in France during World War II.
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South Amherst
Fred Gassar, Jr
Amherst Hospital
Gassar
Beffore
France
Birds Color Contest Opens For Children Under Thirteen
Chronicle-Telegram invites boys and girls to color a cardinal from last Saturday’s page three. Charles Nelson of Ridgeville school and Frances Spelbrink of Oberlin, winners with robin colorings, will receive coloring kits. The contest runs weekly for 49 weeks with prizes for younger participants.
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Cardinal
Chronicle-Telegram
Charles Nelson
Ridgeville School
Frances Spelbrink
Oberlin
Delay Hearing On Petition In Error In $50,000 Suit
The Ninth District Court of Appeals postponed the hearing of the petition in error in the $50,000 suit brought by William J. Peer against Samuel Horvitz and David Gibson to Friday Oct 24 at 9 a.m. The delay was at Peer’s Cleveland attorney Frank Scott’s request due to health and upcoming surgery. Judges urged better preparation as seventeen cases fill the docket. Lorain County appearances are tentatively set for April 13 and Sept 21 of next year.
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Samuel Horvitz
David Gibson
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Appelate
Atty. Frank Scott
Cleveland
Peer
Atty. L. B Fauver
Elyria
Horvitz
Gibson
Common Pleas Court of Indige A. Rk. Webber
Court of Appeals
Ross W. Funk
Clarence G. Washburn
William E. Pardee
Lorain County
Methodists Endorse Prohibition Enforcement Platform
The Northeast Ohio Methodist conference met at Mt. Vernon Ohio and adopted a platform calling for strict enforcement of dry laws and urging the election of dry candidates. The temperance committee backed Governor Cooper state prohibition commissioner Beetham President Hoover and supported the WCTU Anti-Saloon League Moral League and the M E Temperance Society.
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Mt, Vernon
Northeast
Ohio
M. E
Temperance
Cooper
Rupert Beetham
Hoover
Anti-Saloon League
Moral League Against Alcohol
M. E. Temperance Society
President's Son Found With Limited Tubercular Infection
White House physician Dr. Joel T. Boone announced Herbert Hoover Jr has a limited tubercular infection. The president's son must rest away from business ties for many months, limiting his activities including radio consulting work for Western Air Express.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Joel T. Boone
White House
Boone
Young Hoover
Weateen Air Express
Knights Templars Gather for Ohio Conclave in Cleveland
Cleveland hosts the 88th Annual Conclave of the Ohio Grand Commandery as 10 000 Knights Templars and their ladies arrive for three days of receptions drills and festivities. A grand parade Wednesday features 9000 uniformed Knights Templars marching to honor Grand Commander Robert L. Queisser. Sir Knight Robert J. West of Toledo is expected to become Grand Commander with Toledo slated to host the next conclave. Mayor John D Marshall will welcome attendees Wednesday morning.
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Cleveland
Knuights Templars
Knights Templars
Ohio ‘Grand Commandery
Ohio
Templar
Knoights Templars
Robert L. Queisser
Robert J. West
Toledo
John D Marshall
Elyrian Gets Good Position At Oberlin Dormitory
Max Chapman of Elyria appointed manager of the Men’s Building dormitory at Oberlin College. The former Moberlin graduate and Elyria native led student activities, served as class president, headed student council, and belonged to the varsity track team. His father, Eric Chapman, is Elyria’s assistant postmaster.
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Oberlin
Elyria
Max Chapman
Step
Grafton Road
College Officals
Chapman
Eric Chapman
Omaha Scene of Eucharistic Congress Opens
More than thirty six thousand delegates gathered in Omaha Nebraska for the National Eucharistic Congress opening. Monsignor James Tenson led delegates to Davenport Iowa to escort Apostolic delegate Pietro Fumasoni Biondi who will attend the civic reception tonight. The day featured a Priests Eucharistic League directors meeting and a pontifical mass set for Tuesday morning at St. Cecilia's cathedral.
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Omaha
Nebr
James Tenson
Ohaha
Davenport
Iowa
Pietro Fumasontk Biondi
Priests’ Eucharistic League
Pietro Fumasoni Hiandi
St. Cecilia’s Cathedral
Real musical year ahead at E H S says music director
J Martin Beck, E H S music director, reports four musical groups with 164 members are formed for the new school year. The band has 37 members and public appearances at football games are planned, with eight more to join after uniforms arrive. The McDowell Chorus includes 133 girls in grades nine and ten, and Boys and Girls Glee Clubs will perform soon. The orchestra is being organized and a fall concert will showcase early results.
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Tecal
J. Martin Beck
Beck
Max Worcester
Charles Whitper
McDowell Chorus
Boys’ Glee Club
Glee Club
Elyra
Charred bodies identified after Toledo liquor plant blast
Three of four workers at the Carl J. Weber manufacturing plant died in a whiskey still explosion in Toledo. William Siegel, Eddie Piotrowski, and John Herwatt were identified by Tataiac Lull. the fourth man remained unidentified at the city morgue. A second still was found nearby and police suspect the plant supplied much of Toledo's illicit liquor. Investigators sought records for manager Joe Brown, possible fourth victim. The blast occurred around 1 a.m. while workers toiled at the still.
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Toledo, O
Carl J. Weber
William Siegel
Detroit
Eddie Piotrowski
John Herwatt
Toledo
Tatiaac
Joe Brown
Brown
Bandits Hold Up Two Grocery Stores In City
Police search for a four man bandit gang after two Atlantic and Pacific stores on Middle Ave and East Broad St were robbed Saturday night. About $261 taken, $94 at 93 Middle Ave and $167 at 112 East Broad St. A deputy sheriff Clayton Hess pursued the robbers, reporting a warning from a bandit on his car. License number obtained.
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Atlantic and Pacific
Middle Ave
East Broad Street
Clayton Hess
Hess and
Hess
Former Coast Guard official pleads guilty to bribery
Henry Olsen former chief boatswain's mate at Marblehead Coast Guard station pleaded guilty to attempted bribery before Federal Judge Sam H West and was sentenced to 15 months at Atlanta and fined 1000 dollars. Olsen was arrested March 20 by Captain John Daly in Lake Erie. Daly said Olsen offered 500 dollars to allow rum runners to unload whisky in Cleveland. Clark F Potts commandant of Fairport Coast Guard station also charged Olsen with offering 1000 dollars to not molest ram boats from Canada. Authorities linked Olsen to a Cleveland bootleg syndicate blamed for the ram runner Sambo C loss with 15000 cases of beer and whiskey last spring.
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Cleveland
Henry Olsen
Swain
Marblehead
Canada
Clark F. Potts
Fairport
Ohio gas tax revenues distributed to counties and townships
State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy announced the fourth gas tax distribution of the year. The total $1,337,839 goes to municipalities while counties receive $1,056,000 and townships $254 each. Overall about $10.9 million has been allocated to counties, townships and municipalities in year and $17,000 to this county includes 5,000 to townships and 12,000 to the county general fund.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Tracy
Ohio
Tracy
Two Elyria Men Fined In Thetis Court For Petit Larceny
Elyria men faced police court fines and sentences for petit larceny. Earl Johnson pleaded guilty to stealing Rudolph Rehm’s bicycle on September 16 and received a five dollar fine plus costs and ten days in the county jail. Harry Henry pleaded guilty to stealing J. L. McQuistion’s automobile tire on September 18 and was fined nineteen dollars with costs and nineteen days in jail. Charges against Harry Hebebrand were dropped as authorities could not link him to the theft.
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Elyria
Earl Johnson
Rudolph Rehm
Harry Henry
J. L. McQuistion
Harry Hebebrand
Heary
Radio Week Classifieds Promote Used Cars and Local Ads
A fragment discusses Radio Week and classified pages promoting used car sales and local ads. It highlights appealing offers to residents, renters, and roomers with dealer ads and radio-related messaging.
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Radio Week
Auieon
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