Daily Elyria News Rates and Delivery Terms
Published every evening except Sunday enters as second class matter at Elyria Post Office. Act of 1879 two cents per copy by carrier in city twelve cents per week six dollars per year in advance. By mail daily outside Elyria within Lorain and adjoining counties three dollars per year within Ohio four dollars. Foreign advertising representatives John W. Cullen Company Chicago New York Detroit.
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Elyria
Carrier 'N City
Lorain
Ohio
Inc
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Buchtcan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Elyria Water Main Upgrade Proposal Favored by Mayor
Mayor W A Vanoster asks City Council to charge part of Elyria’s water main and refund waterworks bonds to spread payments. He wants federal funds from the NRA era program and aims to maximize local employment while improving fire protection with a 36 inch main. The plan includes an intake project, leak repairs, and a stronger system to lower insurance brackets. Strong officials in Columbus call the plan sound. The note urges council support and thorough consideration for long term water reliability.
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W. A. Vanoster
Elyria
Vanoster
NRA
Columbus
Jas. A. Hewitt
Hewitt
Rosh Hashanah Observed by Elyria Jews Across Community
The Jewish New Year 5694 began at sunset with three ram horn blasts marking Rosh Hashanah. Elyria Jews observe ten penitential days ending with Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, as they reflect on devotion and tradition across generations.
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Elyria
Israel
Day of Trumpets Observed As Solemn Assembly
A passage explains the New Year festival known as The Day of the Blowing of Trumpets from Leviticus and Numbers. It marks a day of prayer and happiness with a solemn assembly and a call to reflect on the past while warning for the future.
The Silent Observer and assorted wry snippets
A collection of humorous vignettes and barbed one liners. Jests touch on work, aging, politics, marriage, theft, and everyday ironies with a dry newspaper wit. Prominent topics include stressed salaries, shifting state lines, old age breath, waterloo sites as home plots, and playful exchanges about fashion, calls for pay, and vanity.
Postmasters’ Longest Term Ends with Widnoon Office Closure
Ford City Pa. Meredith Mere dith, age 70, ends the longest postmaster term in U.S. history as the Widnoon post office near here is discontinued after he served 50 years in the role.
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Ford City
T. T. Meredith
United States
Widnoon
Here
Meredith
Longest and shortest names among Pennsylvania forest wardens
Harrisburg reports 4,125 commissioned State Forest fire wardens. Didoro Mastrodomanico of Barnesville has the longest name, while J. Da of Morea has the shortest. both reside in Schuylkill County.
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Harrisburg
Didoro Mastrodomanico
Barnesville
Pennsylvania
J. da
Morea
Schuylkill County
Women to Get Own Beer Garden in El Paso Hotel
El Paso will host a women-only beer garden at the Hotel Hussman. Nat Porter, the hotel manager, announced plans to open a 3.2 beer drinking area exclusive to women.
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EL Paso
Tex
Nat Porter
Hussman
Golden Legion Bible Study
The study reflects on the Lord's Supper as central to Jesus teachings from Mark 1 and 4 07 31, stressing that its simplest minds and the learned alike can grasp that Jesus offers Himself. It emphasizes the body and blood as the special gift of the Lord's Supper and the redemption He provides through humanity.
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Jesus
South Amherst Executive Committee Plans Year
South Amherst Sept 21 Members of the executive committee of the Parent Teacher Association met at Mrs Nora Slack’s home for a business session. Plans for the year were made and committee chairs chosen including Mrs Emil Ruth program, Mrs Alfred Roll membership, Mrs Clifford Pierce ways and means, and Mrs John Thompson publicity. Attendees: Mrs Slack Charles Brown Q B Duff Mrs Charles Bauman Mrs Warmon Mathas Mrs Emil Ruth Mrs Alfred Roll and Mrs C Merce.
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South Amherst
Nane Slack
Ting
Enill Ruth
Alfred Roll
Clifford Pierce
John Thompson
Slack
Charles Brown
B. Duff
Charles Bauman
Warmon Mathas
Emil Ruth
Alfred Rolli
C. Merce
Douglas Beer Legalized After Voter Change
In Douglas Nebraska two voters altered their minds enabling 3.2 percent beer to be sold legally. The change reduced petition signatures below the required fifty percent, nullifying the remonstrance and allowing the law to take effect.
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Douglas, Neb
Douglas
Nebraska
Dahlia Turns Out to Be Tomato Plant in Santa Cruz
In Santa Cruz Jon Hughes drew a crowd by showing a dahlia that hid a tomato plant beneath. The spectacle drew laughter as neighbors crowded in, but left amazed to see only 25 small tomatoes forming a compact red cluster amid green leaves.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
Jon [Hughes
Joe
Bee Sting Fatal Near Winlock as Woman Dies
In Winlock Washington Mrs Nachel Eldridge died an hour after a bee sting. The venomous encounter caused a near instantaneous reaction and the death followed shortly after the sting.
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Winlock
Wash
Nachel Eldridge
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Victor Lenee
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Chevrolet Co
Main St
Oberlin
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