New Staff To Put Out First Elyria High Herald Tomorrow
A 26 member Elyria High School staff prepares the first Elyria High Herald issue for 1938 39 with eight issues per semester and a 950 subscriber list. Miss Margaret Edwards notes junior and sophomore staffers will lead next year. June Gleason assists on the copy desk.
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E. H. S. Herald
Elyria High School
Elyria High Herald
Herald
Margaret Edwards
Miss Edwards
Emily Andrzejczyk
Phyllis Bourquin
Martha Brodbeck
Leonard Deutsch
William Dutch
Richard Funk
Emily Gawara
Donna Graham
Sara Grall
Sidney Gross
James Guthrie
Marcella Hayes
Roberta Howenstine
Edith M. Kelly
Lloyd Ludwig
Robert MacDonald
Ellen MacDonald
Leona Malanowski
Claude Martin
Doris Nichols
Robert Oldfield
Miriam Paeth
Nan Shryock
Margaret Takacs
Ruth Wright
Rita Yunker
June Gleason
The
State Civil Service Examinations to Fill 1800 to 2000 Jobs
Columbus reports the State Civil Service Commission will hold exams in 15 cities from Oct 25 to Nov 3 to fill 1800 to 2000 unemployment positions. About 25,000 applicants will be processed for central and district offices with salaries from 70 to 350 dollars monthly.
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Columbus
State Civil Service
Unemployment Compensation Commission
State Civil Service Commission
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Akron
Athens
Cambridge
Canton
Dayton
Lima
Mansfield
Portsmouth
Sandusky
Steubenville
Toledo
Youngstown
Hsts
Gegal
Civil Service Commission
Court actions and a divorce filed in Elyria area
Ida Senn sues Minnie Schnierer et al for 9394 with foreclosure of property in Elyria. A verdict for June Ester wood against Jack Sukal in a parentage case in Judge Cook's court. Home Owners Loan Corp sues Herman B. Gannett for 4168 with foreclosure in Elyria township. Charles W. Harrington seeks divorce from Elizabeth Harrington on cruelty grounds, married 1921 with four children. Prosecutor to seek sanity hearing for Albert Ricca, a New York attorney tied to auto theft, after a Wellington crash injuring six from Detroit. Bertha Sponseller sues Fred Sponseller for alimony. married 1904 with three adult children.
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Ida Senn
Minnie Schnierer
June Esterwood
Jack Sukal
Lorain
D. A. Cook
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Herman B. Gannett
Elyria Township
Charles W. Harrington
Elizabeth Harrington
Howard R. Butler
Albert Ricca
New York
Ricca
Walter Hyde
Wellington
Bertha M. Sponseller
Fred M. Sponseller
Second Street
Elyria
Elyrians See New Cars Tested At Proving Grounds
Four representatives of Elyria City Motors visited Detroit for a Packard 1939 model preview. They toured a proving track near the Masonic Temple site, watched stock cars exceed 100 mph for five laps with Harry Hartz as starter, and heard briefings from Packard executives. Leppere voiced optimism for next year's sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City Motors, Inc
Elyria
Detroit
Packard
W. J. Leppere
Alton Brown
Thomas Bannon
H. B. Ledyard
J. L. Scott
General Finance Corporation
Masonic Temple
Proving Grounds
Harry Hartz
Packard Company
Leppere
Davey's Executive Secretary Resigns
Columbus Ohio September 21 4 R John M Caren executive secretary to Governor Davey resigned today to return to legal practice in Columbus He is a former Franklin County legislator and served three and a half years as the governor's representative in dealings with legislators and department heads. The resignation was not linked to a purge or loyalty shift to nominee Charles Sawyer, per letters.
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Columbus
John M. Caren
Davey
Caren
Franklin County
Charles Sawyer
Carew
Markets Chicago Cash Quotations Overview
Chicago market notes show prices largely steady across commodities including butter eggs beef and produce. Shipping figures highlight United States car shipments and farm produce with oats corn wheat and barley tracked alongside dairy and poultry items.
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Chicago
Tom Eseely
United Siaige Department Et Om Feweimte
United States
Nerthers Cobilers
Iiss Triumphs
M and Fair
Idubi Russet Burbanks
Colorado Bliss Triumph
STFL
North Dakota
Air
Trumphr
Timothy
Cleveland Produce Market Notes and Potatoes Prices
Market unsettled with extra grade eggs at 26¢ and extra firsts 26¢. Poultry prices firm for hens and leghorns. various weights and grades listed. Ducks, Muscovy, and small sizes shown with per pound ranges. Potatoes from Michigan to New Jersey and Great Lakes regions quoted per 100-pound bag or per cwt with several price points across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Michigan
New Jersey
Long Islands
North Dakota
Wlisconsein
Ohio
Indiana
Death Record of Paul Dumas 7 in Elyria
Paul Dumas aged 7 died after a yearlong illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday. He had lived at Martha's Convalescent Home at 345 Twelfth Street with his niece for two years three months. Born in Elyria on September 10 1661 he was a painter by trade. Surviving are several nieces and nephews. Services set for Friday at 3 pm at Nichols Funeral Home with Rev Ralph Neighbour officiating. Burial in North Murray Ridge Cemetery.
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Paul Dumas
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Martha’s
Twelfth Street
Mr. Dumas
Elyria
Nichols Finneral
Ralph Neighbour
North Murray Ridge
Death of William G Pritchard in North East PA
William G. Pritchard, born August 28 1879 in this city, died suddenly at his North East Pennsylvania home. A toolmaker and Mouse Lodge member, he had lived in North East five months. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 00 PM at Taylor Funeral Home with Rev E B Redhead officiating. Burial at Brook Elyria cemetery.
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William G. Pritchard
Laurietta Pritchard
North East
Pennsylvania
Mr. Pritchard
Mouse Lodge
Tayor
E. B. Redhead
Anthony Valerius Rites Held At Elyria Church
Anthony Valerius 38 a2) Lossi ana avenue died after a short illness in Elyria born June 3, 1879 and lifelong resident. He worked as a millwright at Western Automatic and was a St. Agnes church member, charter member of Elyria at Ease club and sports enthusiast. Survived by wife Jane and eight children Lawrence George France Thomas Mary Thomas Agnes vane, plus two brothers and sister Clara Haven of Cleveland. Burial at St. Mary's cemetery after services at St. Agnes. Funeral services for Frank Monroe Sanders will follow from Waite Funeral Home Medina to LaGrange Baptist church. Sanders died Monday at daughter Elsie Curtice's home in Medina aged 65 years 10 months. Surviving are four children Bertha Horton Ina Knowles Ernest Saunders and Elsie Curtice, plus 24 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
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George Awar
Aek
Elyria
W.ils
O. W. Bailey
Mughy
South Pleasa
Brook ‘Elyria
Ale Cemetery
Anthony Valerius Anthony VI
Lossiana Avenue
Diral Hospital
Western Automatic
St. Agnes Church
Easeles
Elys
Brethe Seu
Jus
Angeles
Irs Clara Haven
Cleveland
Bittner Funeral Home
St.Agnes Church
Leo Eel
St. Mary's Cemetery
Frank Monroe Sanders
Waite
Medina
LaGrange Baptist Church
Mr. Sanders
Elsie Curtice
Easter Street
Bertha Horton
North Eaton
Ina Knowles
Newtonville
Massachusetts
Ernest Saunders
Spencer
Mrs Jenevera Loveland dies in Madison after illness
Mrs Jenevera Jackson Loveland 81 widow of Rubin Loveland died Monday at her Madison Wisconsin home after a brief illness. Born May 23 1857 in Avon Ohio she was a Congregationalist and member of the Eastern Star. She leaves sister Lena Riddle Berea and several nieces and nephews. Body to Elyria for funeral services Friday at 1 00 pm at Nichols Funeral Home with Dr A E Kemp officiating. Burial in Avon Cemetery.
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Jenevera Jackson Loveland
Rubin £. Loveland
Florida
Madison
Wisconsin
Loveland
Avon
Ohio
Congregational
Order of Eastern Star
Lena Riddle
Berea
Elyria
Nichols Funeral Home
A. E. Kemp
Avon Cemetery
Wives of U S Envoys Leave Czechoslovakia
Prague dispatch notes: Mrs Wilbur J Carr wife of the U S Minister and Mrs Vinton Chapin wife of the First Secretary depart for Switzerland as precautionary measure amid emergency planning. The report also mentions police clashing with Blackshirt supporters in London with clubs and arrests.
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Prague
United States
Czechoslovakia
Legation
Switzerland
Wilbur J. Carr
U. S
Vinton Chapin
London
Swimming Class Schedule At Reopened YMCA Pool
The YMCA pool reopens after cleaning and repairs with a boys and teens schedule through October 3. Cadets swim Wednesdays and Thursdays at 4 pm and Saturdays at 11 am. Preps meet Tuesdays 4 pm Wednesdays 4 45 pm Saturdays 9 am. Juniors 4 45 pm Tuesdays Thursdays and 10 am Saturdays. high school and employed boys 3–4 pm daily and 6 30–7 30 pm Mon Tue Thu. Beginners 4 pm Mon and Fri. Advanced 4 30 pm Mon and Fri.
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Herman Geyer
Expense Account Probe of Two Former State Officials
In Columbus on September 21 witnesses testified in the Franklin County Grand Jury probe of expense accounts held by former State Board of Control members William H. Herner of Norwalk and Julian H. Schweller of Fort Jennings. Prosecutor Ralph J. Bartlett declined comment on possible extension to relations between state legislators and public utility lobbyists and estimated the inquiry would last a couple of days.
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Columbus
Franklin County Grand Jury
State Board of Control
Ralph J. Bartlett
William H. Herner
Norwalk
Julian H Schweller
Fort Jennings
State Driver License amendment sought by Ohio Safety Council
Ohio Safety Council will push a 1939 bill to empower the Registrar of Motor Vehicles to suspend or revoke driving privileges. Current law vests such powers in courts, with uneven enforcement. The council cites 8291 suspensions in 11 months against 2.7 million licenses and urges stricter controls, new driver exams, and curbing habitual drunkards without overloading the law.
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Cleveland
Ohio Safety Council
Harold H. Gorman
Council
Ohio
Ditch Needs Cleaning as CCC Plans Proposed Work
County Ditch Engineer Ray Hollis told commissioners the Straw Hague ditch is badly silted and five feet of earth may need removal. He confirmed cemetery dams on Oberlin road do not affect drainage and will prepare a survey for improvements to be done by the CCC drainage camp if approved.
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Ray Hollis
Brookdale Cemetery
Oberlin Road
Straw-Hague
Hollis
CCC
Carriers Alumni Group Set for Seven Tonight
The Chronicle-Telegram Alumni Association will meet at the Y M C A at 7 o'clock, delaying from 7:30, to discuss nominating officers. Kenneth Barclay, president, announced the group will elect officers at its annual meeting October 3.
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Carriers
Chronicle-Telegram Alumni Association
Yo M.C. A
Kenneth Barclay
Barclay
Young Men's Club Names Committees for Coming Year
The Young Men's Club announced six standing committees at its season kickoff on Monday night. Frank Seward spoke of his Hollywood studies experience, and committee members were listed across Prefogram Spee, Cate, Actes, Music, and Publicity groups. Next meeting will feature speaker E Mel bourne Green, patent attorney.
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Frank Seward
Hollywood
Pregram
Ellsworth Schneder
Richard Geht
Alex Kesson
Robert $. Veelser
Henry Ault E Reus
Leonard Kuss
Howard OR. Butler
F A Abbe
Actes
Wibur Henry
Russell Francis
C L. Vessey
Alan von Wormer
Henry Cook
M. H Crowder
E. Melbourne Green
Charm
Nurse swept to death as floods hit New England
In Boston on September 21 a nurse Linda Wendis of North Brook drowned when floods swept through the region as rain swollen rivers rose. Dr. Thomas O'Boyle tried to rescue her but escaped by rope. Flooding isolated cities, closed highways, undermined rail lines, and ruined bridges.
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Boston
New England
Jakes
Linda Wendis
North Brooke
Doom Dim
Thomas O'Boyle
O'Boyle
British Driver Ends Speed Record Trials at Bonneville
George Eyston the British speed ace ends his season at Bonneville Salt Flats. He piloted the Thunderbolt to the 357.50 mph land speed record then attempted another run but a wheel covering failure damaged the fuselage and tire. He plans to sail Oct 6 aboard the Queen Mary.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
George E. T Eyston
England
Eyston
John Cobb
The
Thunderbolt
Rae lands into film with Hollywood talent scout notice
Miss Rae of Fasaubna California attracts a talent scout while dancing with a friend at a Hollywood night club. She began her screen career at $100 a week after a chance break that night.
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Fasaubna
Cal
Lla
Hollywood
Rae
Oberlin community notices and marriage announcement
Oberlin announces the coming marriage of Elizabeth Warren Thomas to John Howard Tucker set for October 1 at Archwood Methodist Episcopal church in Cleveland. Also listed are coming events including a Republican club meeting, girl scout fall kickoff, postmaster convention trip, choir tryouts, and various Sunday guests and departures.
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Obberlin
Warren Thomas
West College Street
Elizabeth
John Howard Tucker
Erie
Archwood Methodist Episcopal Church
Cleveland
P. T. Fenn, Jr
Oberlin Republican Club
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin Girl Scout Council
J. D. MacLaury
East College Street
Alton Brown Joins Elyria City Motors Car Dealership
Alton Brown joins Elyria City Motors Inc a Packard and Pontiac dealer in Elyria moving from a Buick agency role. Brown is a well known figure in Elyria and Lorain County with a long auto industry association.
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Alton Brown
Elyria City Motors
Elyria
Lorain County
Elyria City Motors, Inc
Packard
Pontiac
Brown
Buick
Legion Weighs 50 Proposals At National Convention
Los Angeles Sept 21 committee recommendations from more than 650 proposals submitted by posts across the country will shape American Legion policy for the year. The convention is expected to adapt a rigid hands off policy in European troubles while urging strict neutrality, stronger armaments, deportation of alien felons, and criticisms of radicalism as essential to defend the nation.
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Los Angeles
American Legion
United States
Strikers Leave Ship New Crew In Charge
The freighter Crudvill, held by a strike since last Wednesday, sails to Buffalo today with a new crew after strikers vacated under a consent decree in Federal Court. Cleveland Tankers ships will be picketed at each port per M Hedley Stone. Edward Lamb stated the decree concerns only current picketing. Seventeen crew members were paid off at the Federal Building after quitting.
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Toledo
Crudvill
Suike
Buffalo
Crudvil
Cleveland Tankers, Inc
M. Hedley Stone
Cleveland
National Maritime Union
Edward Lamb
Committee For Industrial Organization
Federal
Elect Powers To Board Of Bank
At a regular meeting of Elyria Savings and Trust Co board of directors Neely Powers was added to the board Powers is president of Colson Co.
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Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Neely Powers
Powers
The
Colson Co
Germany Faces Worsening Farm Labor Shortage
Germany confronts a growing farm labor shortage as aging workers decline and ruralities struggle to recruit. Farmers warn that harvests risk delays and higher costs, prompting calls for policy support and clearer visa channels to attract seasonal workers.
Spectacular long-ago presidential campaigns traced by Hart
William L. Hart of Alliance former Ohio Supreme Court judge spoke to Elyria Rotary at the Elks Restaurant on past campaigns led by Andrew Jackson and other notable figures. He titled the talk The Torch light Parade recounting Jacksons early career and dramatic 19th century battles, duels, cabinet upheavals, and a sarcophagus gift controversy. Hart noted his own 1934 service on the Ohio Supreme Court and his current candidacy for the bench.
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William L. Hart
Alliance
Ohio Supreme Court
Elyria Rotary Chis
Elks
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Virginia
Massachusetts
New Orleans
White House
United States Senate
Tennessee
Washington
United States Army
Hart
Webster
Clay
Burr
Calhoun
Greeley
Tilden
Blaine
Bryan
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in City Record
Listed admissions include Mrs. Frank Kamin ski at 214 112 Fifth street, Mrs. Elliott Hurd at 419 West 16th street, Mrs. Edward Moehiec at 240 Eighth street, Mrs. Horace Ryan at 250 Second street, Mrs. Otto Ruegg at 81 Sycamore avenue, Mrs. Arthur Raush at 252 Spruce street. Discharges include Gene Otto of Sandusky Ohio, Mrs. Corwin Meyers, and a baby girl born at 331 Winckles street.
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Frank Kaminski
Fifth Street
Elliott Hurd
West 16Th Street
Edward Moehiec
Eighth Street
Horace Ryan
Second Street
Otto Ruegg
Sycamore Avenue
Arthur Raush
Spruce Street
Gene Otto
Sandusky
Ohio
Corwin Meyers
Winckles Street
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Agricultural Extension Service
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W. H. Gage
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Crawford County
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Carnegie School of Technology
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