Oberlin Printing Company Wins Lorain Ballot Bid
The Lorain County Board of Elections awarded the ballot printing contract to The Oberlin Printing Company for 43 000 party ballots 43 000 judicial ballots and 43 000 constitutional amendment ballots plus 6300 ballots for eight local tax levy and bond issues. Other bids were The Peat Printing Company 676.21 The Lorain Printing Company 547.50 and The Ohio Service Printing Company 460.35.
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Lorain County Board of Eiections
Oberlin Printing Company
Peat Printing Company
Lorain Printing Company
Plan for three forty minute lunch periods at high school
A student committee proposed three 40 minute lunch periods with five minute breaks and optional cafeteria meals. The plan aims to ease overcrowding, permit outside breaks for some students, and extend dismissal to 3 20 p m. About 200 students have walked out in protest over current Lunch rules.
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Renz Presents
Plan Renz
Milton
Bishop
East River Street
Huntington woman pays balance of beer license fine
Marie Vincent of Huntington paid the remaining $175 of a $200 fine in common pleas court today. She had been fined $260 with $175 suspended for selling beer without a license after arraignment before Judzie Gur B. Findley last week. She obtained a license and resumed selling beer.
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Marie Vincent
Huntington
Common Pleas
Judzie Gur B. Findley
Burglaries Reported at Amherst Lumber Yard and Freight Office
Burglaries last night targeted The Amherst Lumber Company and the New York Central Freight office in Amherst. Thieves took two new front tires from the lumber company's truck and brushes and paint supplies from the office. no noon report on freight office losses. Deputy Joseph Weadings was assigned to investigate.
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Amherst Lumber Company
New York Central
Amherst
Lumber Company
Joseph Weadings
Firemen Postpone Golf Championship Match
Firemen and school children often face home duties and yesterday the golf match to decide the Elrria Fire Department title was postponed. The delay came when one contender could not play due to family duties. The planned match pits R. E. Benton against Howard Vosburgh for the championship.
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Elrria Fire Department
R. E. Benton
Howard Vosburgh
Parents Debate Cafeteria Access at Ohio High School
School leaders, including Maston and Shirely, face student walkouts over cafeteria access amid proposals to restrict exits. Board members urge parental input and discipline as the plan is reviewed, noting past failures and the cafeteria’s essential role in a single-session school.
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Dhich
Ohio
Lorain
Frank Spencer
W. H. Vanoster
Maston
Shirely
Julia Martin
Renz
Mondar
Two Men Burn Girl On Wrist With Cigaret
Margaret Papp, a high school student, was assaulted near West avenue and Fourth street by two men in a parked car. They burned her wrist with a cigarette while questioning her about Dr. John J. Sullivan and his finances. She reported the license plate number to police.
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Margaret Papp
Vulcan Street
West Avenue
Fourth Street
John J. Sullivan
Miss Papp
L. J. Philion
Earl Court
Dr. Sullivan
Philion
Mrs. Sullivan
May Establish FHA Display Office Here
A meeting at 245 Third Street this evening will discuss creating a central FHA display office to promote FHA financing via a WPA project. Fred M. Bauer describes paid campaign staff and sponsor costs, with Benjamin Jenkins from the Cleveland FHA office to explain the plan.
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Fred M. Bauer
Third Street
Bauer
WPA
Benjamin Jenkins
FHA
Cleveland
Lorain Man Convicted of Assault and Battery
Nick Giculus of Lorain was found guilty by a jury in common pleas court of assault and battery for cutting Lois Witkowski, a waitress, after she spurned him. The court deferred sentence until Thursday. Pleas of guilty were entered by George Shaw and Patrick O Connell for driving a car without consent, with probation hearings to follow. Roy Atkins, in Minneapolis, died suddenly after saying he had a bad heart and stepping from a cab.
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Nick Giculus
Lorain
Common Pleas
Hea
Lois Witkowski
George Shaw
Patrick O’connell
Roosevelt's Land Use Tour Ahead of Farm Speech Tour
The Republican nominee plans a sweeping train itinerary from Minneapolis to Milwaukee with stops in Wisconsin and Illinois for three minute platform talks. The trip includes a Sunday stop at Frank Lowden's farm in Indiana before continuing through Iowa and Missouri and aims to counter President Roosevelt's land use push and crop insurance study.
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Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Frank QO. Lowden
Oregon
Landon
Lorain County Teachers Preview 1936 37 Programs
Executive Committee of Teachers outlined plans for the Lorain County Teachers Association for the 1936 37 year. A banquet is set for October 7 at St Pauls Evangelical church with Dr Charles Leo Berry of Ohio State University as speaker. Kenneth Henderson of South Amherst High School was elected secretary and treasurer succeeding Earl Lautenschleger who joined Elyria schools as principal.
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Lorain County Teachers’ Association
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Third Street
Charles Leo Berry
Ohio State University
Kenneth Henderson
South Amherst High School
Earl Lautenschleger
Clearview
Elyria
Ely
Amherst Woman Fined for DUI and License Suspension
Ruth Hornyak, 24, of Park Avenue Amherst, was fined 59 dollars and costs and had her driving privilege suspended for six months after a DUI arraignment before Mayor Do A Baird. Her car, owned by Frank Bach, crashed into a parked vehicle at West Avenue. Bach was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. Hornyak was jailed for nonpayment. She sustained minor injuries and was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Ruth Hornyak
Park Avenue
Amherst
A. Baird
Frank Bach
West 11Th Street
Lorain
West Avenue
Bach
Hornyak
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stroll In Cemetery Ends With Arrest For Intoxication
A pleasant walk in Ridgeville cemetery ended with Francis Erickson and his wife Ethel Erickson both 38 booked on intoxication charges after deputies found them in the cemetery with their car nearby. They were to be arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro.
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Ridgeville
Francis Erickson
Ethel
Snow Road
Gerald Nau
Nau
Erickson
Joseph Petro
Court hearing set in non-support case at 10 a m
Williard Traster, returned from Monroe Michigan, faces a hearing before Justice Joseph Petro at 10 a m on a non-support charge filed by The reza Traster. J A Gerber sues William Griesser for 166 dollars for merchandise. John Zipp sues Gorden Houff for 118 dollars for alleged due amounts. Divorce suits filed by Jane J York against Charles M York and Verena Essex against Kenneth Essex for neglect and cruelty. Theft of 30 bushels of wheat from Fred Douglas’s Wellington barn reported. Chief Deputy Gerald Nau investigated. wheat owned jointly by Douglas and Myron Boise.
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Williard Traster
Monroe
Mich
Thereza Traster
Joseph Petro
J. A. Gerber
Lorain
William Griesser
John Zipp
Gorden Houff
Jane J. York
Charles M. York
Verena Essex
Kenneth Essex
Fred Douglas
Wellington
Sheriff's Department
Gerald Nau
Douglas
Myron Boise
Car Collides on Route 58 Damages Vehicles
A car driven by Dan Curren of 240 South Main Street Wellington was damaged last night when struck by a truck on Route 58 near Wellington and tipped over. Andy Baram of Avon was treated for a hip laceration and bruises after a second collision with a car driven by Bert Knipper of Avon while he walked along the road about 7:30 p.m., according to deputy sheriffs.
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Dan Curren
South Main Street
Wellington
Sheriff's Department
Andy Baram
Avon
Dr. Taylor
Bert Knipper
Riverside Savings Sues Rothet for Foreclosure and Damages
The Riverside Savings and Loan Company filed suit against Mary Rothet, age 21, seeking $25,691 on three causes of action and foreclosure of several parcels of property.
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Riverside Savings and Loan Company
Mary Rothet
Miller Divorce Granted on Gross Neglect of Duty
Marie Miller was granted a divorce from Archie Miller by Judge Guy B. Findley yesterday on grounds of gross neglect of duty. The case details highlight deterioration of marriage and legal dissolution proceeding in the local court.
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Marie Miller
Archie Miller
Guy B. Findley
Divorce suits dismissed yesterday report two cases
Divorces filed by Elizabeth Loving against Frank Loving and Opal Heyer against Russell Herer were dismissed yesterday.
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Elizabeth Loving
Frank Loving
Opal Heyer
Russell Herer
Morrison elected president of Oberlin Exchange Club
Don Morrison of the Conservatory faculty was chosen president at a Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon at Oberlin Inn. Elected as officers were BE F Bosworth first vice president Erwin Worcester second vice president O C McKee secretary treasurer. Board members included W F Bohn George F Broadwell Clayton K Fauver Dr Paul C Celegro ve Ernest G Yocom Charlies E Wigten. Professor Karl F Geiser spoke on conditions in Spain.
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Oberlin, G
Don Morrison
Conservatory
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
BE. F. Bosworth
Erwin Worcester
O. C. McKee
Board of Control
W. F. Bohn
George F. Broadwell
Clayton K. Fauver
Paul C. Celegrove
Ernest G. Yocom
Charlies E. Wigten
Karl F. Geiser
Spain
Oberlin Women’s Club Garden Meeting at Tenney Home
The Garden department of the Oberlin Women’s club held an afternoon meeting in Mrs. B. F. Tenney’s garden. Members brought flowers for display and shared reminiscences of blooms and travels. On October 5, members plan a pilgrimage to the Wooster Experiment station.
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Oberlin Women’s Club
B. F. Tenney
North Professor Street
Wooster Experiment Station
Schedule of Oberlin First Church School activities
The Handcraft Group of high school girls meets with Mrs Bram mer in the Hobby Shop. On Wednesday at 4 99 Junior Choir rehearses under Westerrelt Romaine. Friday 7 30 9 90 High School party in James Brand House by Youth Fellowship. Friday 7 00 p m First
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Church School of the First Church
Oberlin
Brammer
Westerrelt Romaine
James Brand House
Youth Fellowship
Radio Club Meeting At Hobby Shop With Mr Tulk
A Radio Club meeting was held at the Hobby Shop featuring Mr Tulk. Membership remains open to boys from sixth grade through high school.
Methodist Service Guild Holds First Fall Meeting
The Methodist Service Guild met at Mrs. S. L. Whiteman's South Cedar home for a fall gathering. A pot luck supper preceded a business session planning an October bazaar and other year plans. Members shared vacation stories during a social hour.
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Methodist Service Guild
S. L. Whiteman
South Cedar Avenue
Garden party hosts I. T. T. M. club at Woodland Avenue
Mrs J A McGrann entertained the I T T M club yesterday at a garden party at her Woodland avenue home. A picnic supper was served and social time enjoyed with several former members as guests including Mrs Malcolm Woodmanse of Los Angeles Miss Grace Morgan of Oberlin and Mrs Carl Sly of Norwalk. Mrs Woodmanse was formerly Miss Irene Saze of Oberlin.
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J. A. McGrann
Woodland Avenue
Malcolm Woodmanse
Los Angeles
California
Grace Morgan
Oberlin
Carl Sly
Norwalk
Woodmanse
Irene Saze
Sherman couple guests of sister in North Professor street
Captain and Mrs. C. C. Snedeker of Sherman are guests of his sister Mrs. B. F. Tenney and family on North Professor street. Miss Elizabeth Henderson of Coral Gables Florida visits her sister Mrs. George Smith, having come from North Adams Massachusetts.
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C. C. Snedeker
Sherman, N
B. F. Tenney
North Professor Street
Elizabeth Henderson
Coral Gables
Florida
George Smith
Miss Henderson
North Adams
Mass
Rochester youths arrested for burglary in Ohio incident
Two Rochester N Y youths aged 16 and 20 were turned over to Rochester authorities to answer burglary charges after Oberlin Inn arrest. Sheriff Dick and Chief Deputy Nau stopped them two days earlier as the pair wore riding clothes and flashy gold badges claiming Florida State police. They had 160 dollars of the 225 dollars stolen from a Rochester home last week.
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Rochester
N. Y
Clarence W. Dick
Gerald Nau
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin
Florida State Police
Two Held For Kent Authorities Near Fremont Route 20 Incident
A 22 year old woman and a 31 year old man from near Kent were detained in the county jail awaiting Kent authorities. Deputies Moehl and Lewis stopped the pair on Route 20 near Fremont after recognizing the license and the missing girl’s name from a Toledo transport case. Kent officials were alerted for charges.
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Kent
Henry Moehl
Noel Lewis
Femont
Toledo
Moehtl
Death of James Coghlan of LaGrange Road
James Coghlan died at 12 47 a m after seven years of declining health. Born November 4 1855 in Elyria Ohio he lived much of his life on LaGrange Road and at 119 Denison Avenue. He married Margaret Dowd in 1891 and is survived by his wife five children and three grandchildren. Funeral Mass at Immaculate Conception Church Grafton will be held Friday at nine with viewing at Welsh Funeral Home and later at the LaGrange residence.
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James Coghlan
LaGrange Road
Mr. Coghlan
Elyria
Ohio
St. Mary's Catholic
Carlsle Center
National Tube Company
Margaret Dowd
Ehiia
Furnace Street
Denison Avenue
Margaret
Ben
William
Raymond
Alwin
Portland
Oregon
Coghlan
Holy Name Society
Immaculate Conception
Grafton
Father Fexon
Mrs Roy A Franklin dies in Norwalk hospital
Mrs Roy A Franklin 33 of Clarksfield township died at 4 15 p m in Norwalk hospital. Survived by husband four children Lawrence 8 Lester 5 and twins a boy and girl born Sunday three brothers Ralph Coon New London and Lester Amos Norwalk two sisters Mrs Stanley Wright Berift Heights and Mrs Cecil Wolfe Spencer Funeral from W L Pease Funeral Home Wakeman at 2 o clock Thursday with Rev Kippering of New London Baptist church officiating Burial in Wakeman cemetery.
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Roy A. Franklin
Clarksfield Township
Norwalk
Lawrence
Lester
Ralph Coon
New London
Amos
Stanley Wright
Berlift Heights
Cecil Wolfe
Spencer
W. L. Pease
Wakeman
Kippering
The
Baptist Church of New
Toledo Market Wrap: Grains Livestock And Produce Prices
Toledo grain and livestock prices show mixed results with corn and wheat firming on No. 2 yellow and red wheat, while oats and rye hold modest gains. Cleveland cattle receipts steady with wide ranges from good butcher to common stock, hogs softening, and calves and sheep active. produce markets in Cleveland and Wooster list steady butter eggs and varied live poultry prices.
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Toledo
Liz
Cleveland
New Jersey
Lorain County Fair Attracts Large Crowds And Exhibits
The Lorain County fair built around livestock and farm products opens with crowds expected to visit the Hall of Progress displaying industrial exhibits. Racing events run daily while fruit vegetables and crops are highlighted. School Day Friday draws many county students and nearly 500 Four H Club members compete in multiple contests.
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County Industrial Exposition
Hall of Progress
Merchants’ Hall
Lorain County
Bors
National Union for Social Justice Unit 17 to Host Party
The National Union for Social Justice Unit 17 will hold a big party at Ridgeville Town Hall tonight at p.m. The announcement states refreshments will be served to all attendees.
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The
National Union For Social Justice
Unit 17
Ridgeville
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Auto Service
West Ave
Roy Atkins
O'Donnell Paint
Wall Court Street
Paper Co
Baird
the Court
Esther Wood
N. Professor Street
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Garden Club
M. E. Service Guild
G. J. Oconnor
E. 13Th St
Wester
Turner
Corn
Lorais County
U. S
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Crystal Beach
Henry Cooke
Brooker
North America
Surance
Rorick
Hartford
America
Eternit
Sibley & Sprague Telephone
DRY Cleaners
Middle Ave
Legionnaires
Legion
Elyria Savings Banking Family
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
the Bank
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