Three-County Plan For Tuberculosis Hospital Discussed
County commissioners of Lorain Erie and Huron will meet in Norwalk next week to discuss erecting a district tuberculosis hospital for the three counties. Oberlin President King opened the year’s chapel service and will sail to Naples for a sabbatical year in Asia and the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Norwalk
Oberlin
King
Oberlin College
New York
Naples
Italy
India
China
Japan
Hawaiian Islands
Sunday funeral rule tightens in Elyria after Oct 1
Elyria officials announced today that Sunday funeral rules will be enforced starting October 1 with exceptions only for immediate burials as required by city ordinances and the state board of health. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad detectives caught two box car thieves in the vicinity after a theft spree that netted $1000 in cigars and several pairs of shoes. the pair pleaded not guilty to grand larceny and were bound over to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
State Board of Health
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lorain County religious survey and Elyria Scout council formed
A fall survey of Lorain County religious conditions under the Inter-Church World Movement covers finances membership and ministers. Elyria establishes a Boy Scout Council with Lee Stroup elected president R J Whelan and T L Moise as vice presidents S H Square as secretary and E J Howenstine as scout commissioner.
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Lorain County
Inter-Church World Movement of
North America
Elyria
Lee Stroup
R. J. Whelan
T. L. Moise
S. H. Square
E. J. Howenstine
La Follette Rally Speech Sparks Oberlin Club
Oberlin leader Vil lard told a La Follette rally that La Follette could win if supporters raise funds and gain three more months of campaigning. A La Follette for President Club formed with nearly 200 Oberlin residents signing as members amid Lorain city budget worries, with only 86 000 available to run the city for a year and a projected deficit of 205 006.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oswald Garrison Villard
Robert LaFolettte
Lorain
Mayer Hoffman
Elyria High Move In For New Technical Building
Today marks moving day as Elyria High School staff and students begin classes in the newly opened Technical building addition. The new wing includes four classrooms and a large 59 by 24 foot library. Lorain County reports 183 confirmed tuberculosis cases, with 73 in Torain, 28 in Elyria, and 45 elsewhere, plus 121 probable cases countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Lorain County
Torain
Elyria
James T. Rose dies in Columbus at 43
James T. Rose, 43, manager of United Woolen Company in Columbus, died Sunday of a heart attack. He belonged to the Masonic Lodge in Charleston, West Virginia. Funeral services were to be held late today with burial in Huntington, West Virginia.
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Columbus
James T. Rose
United Woolen Company
Masonic Lodge
Charleston
W. Va
Huntington
Tomatoes for picking at 33 cents a bushel
Still some tomatoes to pick at 33 cents a bushel. Bring baskets and come pick them. Paul Wainwright. Phone 2727.
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Paul Wainwright
Radio Programs Listings Across Major Stations
A scrambled scan of radio schedules lists WTAM WHAR WGAR WEAF WABC WADC and others with time slots for Twilight Tunes Fearce's Gang and various acts. It mentions baseball, religious programs, orchestras, news, and sign offs, reflecting a busy midcentury programming grid. The fragment names several performers and bands such as Glenn, Pendarvis, Fats Waller, and Russo, alongside station identifiers and times.
Village Music Page and Local Social Notes
Cleveland stations listing reveals a busy broadcast schedule with orchestras and choirs in a wide range of programs. Local residents Inez Tousley Kath ryn Buckley Wanda Reegie and others attend events. Garden Club meets at Flora Fierce. High School baseball beats North Fairfield 2 to 8.
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Pleasant Street
Inez Tousley
Clarksfield
Kathryn Buckley
Wanda Reegie
Elyria
Dora Pomeroy
Mary Humm
Vermillar
Careyibson
Glenn Gibson
Jane Culver
Toledo
C. O. Goss
Brighton
Ruth Fay
Louisville
North Fairfield
Tnd
Local Social News and Garden Club Show Recap
Pet er Loretz moved to his daughter s home in Norwalk. Fred Smith and Herbert Wilson Jr of Elyria visited Robert Host. Mr and Mrs T G Barnes and Mrs J Moyt went to Cleveland. Myron Biggs and daughter visited Lorain home. Flower Show by Garden Club a huge success with senior and junior exhibits at Bank building and Gerber s Meat Market. Rolland Bauer of Cleveland visited Robert Hoyt. Beth and Donald Novorska from Cleveland stayed with grandmother Ernest Ebel. W L Pease left for a convention in California. Jack Webmhoftz of Elyria visited B J Filkins. Mrs Clayton Stackhouse recovering in Toledo hospital. Mrs Karl Gove hosted afternoon Bridge Club.
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Wakeman
Peter Loretz
Fred Crippo
Norwalk
Fred Smith
Herbert Wilson, Jr
Elyria
Robert Host
T. G. Barnes
J. Moyt
Cleveland
Myron Biggs
Lorain
Co. FE. Bement
Garden Club
Bank
Gerber’s
Rolland Bauer
Robert Hoyt
Beth
Donald Novorska
Ernest Ebel
W. L. Pease
California
Jack Webmhoftz
B. J. Filkins
Clayton Stackhouse
Toledo
Karl Gove
North East district Home Economics council meet
At Weeent Station on Tuesday a large attendance is urged for a North East district Home Economics extension council meeting. A rug making session is planned Thursday at 1 39 p m at Elvira Y WLC A 519 West Ave Miss Strow will demonstrate rug making and display examples. Residents with antique rugs are asked to bring them.
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Penfield
Weeent
Tuesd
North East
Economics Extension Council
Elvira Y
Wlc.a
West Ave
Miss Strow
Local couples set out on motor trip through Kentucky Tennessee
Mr and Mrs A Smith of Cleveland Mr and Mrs Bowen of New London and Mr and Mrs Homer Soov departed Thursday on a motor journey visiting sites across Kentucky and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Smith
Cleveland
Bowen
New London
Homer Soov
Kentucky
Tennessee
Miss Doris Bouel Named Editor of High School Paper
Miss Doris Bouel will edit The Quill high school paper to be published October 1 and the last week of each month. Staff includes Virgil De Fields as assistant editor, Walter Brietkrenz business manager, Lucile Johnson high school news, Amos Squires miscellaneous, Charlotte Bligh trade news, Roger Babson sport, Esther Soow Alumni news, John Kasgrar art editor, Emily Horvath Ruth Schulz jokes, Lester Bradier Lynden Browand advertising managers, with faculty advisers.
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ENIT
Doris Bouel
Quill
Virgil de Fields
Walter Brietkrenz
Lucile Johnson
Amos Squires
Charlotte Bligh
Roger Babson
Esther Soow
John Kasgrar
Emily Horvath
Ruth Schulz
Lester Bradier
Lynden Browand
Mable Clark
Mr. Zellars
Local residents and visitors noted in area social items
Frank Park will move into the residence vacated by Harvey Blough. Mrs. Frank Arthur and James Arthur of Brooksville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dile and Frank Dile, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dile of Akron, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. D. Welsh. Russel Dickason will enter Ohio State University Monday to study veterinary medicine. Mr. and Mrs. Welsh spent Sunday, Sept. 25, with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Welsh in Mansfield. Sunday evening visitors at J. B. Eglin's were Mrs. Frank Eglin, Hugh Eglin, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lechleitner of Spencer. The German Band and Penfield High School students joined the La Grange parade Thursday evening. Easley De Vin is working in Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Perkins and two children from Cuyahoga Falls vacationed at Walter Perry's. Belden Park continues very ill.
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Frank Park
Harvey Blough
Frank Arthur
James Arthur
Brooksville
N. Y
A. B. Smith
Ira Dile
Frank Dile
Walter Dile
Akron
W. A. D. Welsh
Russel Dickason
Ohio State University
Sullivan
Alden Perkins
Cuyahoga Falls
Walter Perry
Belden Park
Diary notes and society sights in New York
A 1934 diary fragment recounts daily social rounds in Manhattan including meetings with Erskine Gwynne, Upton Sinclair luncheon, observations on relief among building servants, encounters at Cafe Boulevard and Luchow's, and mentions of Al Smith Helen Dreiser Theodore and Nathan Burkan. It notes gloom over world affairs, Spanish bullfighting chatter, rumored Alfonso visit plans, and anecdotes about figures like Cohan DeMille and Pee Wee Byers, ending with brief notices of kindness and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Betimes
Erskine Gwynne
John O'Hara
Hemingway
Stanley Rinehart
Upton Sinclair
Polly Picon
Second Avenue
T. Roosevelt
Luchow’s
Grace
Ed Nolan
al Smith
Helen Dreiser
Theodore
Nathan Burkan
el Chico
Sanches Mejias
Mejias
Mussolini
Mesias
Alphonso
America
California
Hale Byers
Paul Whitman
Barney Gallant
Broadway
Hollywood
Pee Wee
Menag
Greenwich Village
Barrow Street
Willard Huntington Wright
Byers
Wright
5. Ss. van Dine
Brers
Bagatelles
George M. Cohan
Cecil Bb. DeMille
Trudy Blaby
London
Westbrook Pegler
Connecticut
Beatrice Lillie
Walter Chrysler, Jr
John Charles Thomas
Toledo Woman Dies in Sleeping Sickness Epidemic
To led o, Sept 24 Mrs Nettie Gardner is reported dead Sunday marking the ninth Toledo resident to die in the ongoing sleeping sickness epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Nettie Gardner
Ohio Convict Bares Kidnap Plan
A historical letter fragment discusses a kidnap plan, personal notes, and health conditions. It mentions Mildred taking a nap after hospital, Mr. Lindy catching a cold and pneumonia at Red Bank, and Bruno signing a personal message. The tone is informal and confessional with no verifiable details.
Code letter to Paul from Hauptmann linked to Lindbergh case
George Paul in Ohio State Penitentiary at Columbus received a coded note said to come from Bruno Hauptmann. Paul claimed he explained the code to Warden Thomas five days after the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Authorities doubt the conyuiets story as copies of the note were made and the original destroyed.
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George Paul
Paullin
Ohio
Columbus
Paul
Preston E. Thomas
Bruno Hauptmann
Peni
Tentiary
Thomas
New Jersey
Conyuiet
The Party's Over at Rivoli Theatre Among Cast
A comedy of young love dances to modern freedom and is presented at the Rivoli Theatre. Cast includes Edwin Ann Sothern Arline Judge William Bakewell and Patsy Kelly in the production titled The Party's Over.
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Rivoli Theatre
Stu. Edwin
Ann Sothern
Arline Judge
William Bakewell
Patsy Kelly
Spectacular Musical Picture At Capitol
Capitol Theatre presents an extravagant musical with 990 chorus girls a lively mix of comedy romance and song. Headlined by Joan Blondell Dick Powell Ruby Keeler Zazu Pitts Guy Kibbee and Ned Herbert the production features music by three noted writing teams.
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Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Jean Blondell
Zasu Pitts
Gay Kibbee
Hugh Herbert
Capitol Theatre
Joan Blondell
Ruby Aeer
Zazu Pitts
Guy Kibbee
Ned Herbert
Dhees
Memorial chapel dedication marks Powell centennial in Jackson
The centennial birthday of explorer and geologist John Wesley Powell was celebrated with a memorial chapel dedication in Jackson on Sunday. Lodge chapters across 20 states contributed stones for the chapel, honoring Powell who first explored and mapped the Grand Canyon.
Henrietta Grange Meeting and Local PTA Report
The Hickory Tree and Amherst Granges joined Henrietta Grange for a meeting with initiations. Mrs Wallace Court and Mrs Otto Knoble were reinstated. a social hour followed with sandwiches and ice cream. The PTA held an evening at the school with committees named for entertainment refreshments and membership. Lois Portman read, 4-H Club girls sang, and a moving picture on club work was shown. Next PTA meeting is October 17.
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Henrietta
Hickory Tree Grange
Amherst
Wipton Grange
Henrietta Grange
Wallace Court
Otto Knoble
Miss Wadson
Miss Davidson
Kipton
Jay Sharp
Miss Knittle
Ars. Ernest Lambermyyer
Orange
Ferl Kendeigh
Robert Vetter
Baker
Leon Hopkins
Frank Kelble
Carl Bates
Mead Petty
Geo. Webber
Elmer Portman
Lois Portman
4-H
Mr. Hummel
New Athens Municipal Airport Opens With Federal Aid
Athens A M airport dedicated Sunday built with federal relief funds marking a milestone for the city. The ceremony highlighted federal support and regional aviation goals as officials welcomed the facility and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Sundar
Evangelical Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs Webber's Home
The Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical church gathered at Mrs George Webber's home on Thursday afternoon for a potluck supper. Attendees included Rev and Mrs William Pferer, Mrs Charles Cook, Mrs Harold Coates, Mrs Chauncey Currier, Mrs Oscar Zucher, Miss Ella May Dudley, Mrs Leon Currier, Mrs C H Currier, Mrs Wallace Court, and Mrs Melvin Unger among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical Church
George Webber
William Pferer
Charles Cook
Harold Coates
Chauncey Currier
Oscar Zucher
Ella May Dudley
Leon Currier
C. H. Currier
Wallace Court
Melvin Unger
Murder ends partnership in Cleveland business quarrel
In Cleveland Vt Sept 24 death closed a troubled business partnership. Abraham Knopp 60 Waterbury Conn killed B Z Levine 45 secretary treasurer of Broadyne Amusement Co and shot Ernst Schwartz 49 attorney and president four times. Knopp ended his life in Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Abraham Knopp
Lake Erie
Knopp
Waterbury, Conn
Ernest Schwartz
Broadyne Amusement Co
B. Z. Levine
State Briefs From Lima Mansfield and Columbus
Lima reports Marion Mohler 70 files for divorce from Gaynelle Mohler 40 after a 1930 Lima marriage. Columbus notes burglars flee with 3300 in checks from David Davies Packing Co offices. Mansfield: Jack Calendar 24 held in fatal shotgun shooting of his father in law Claude West 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Toledo State Hospital
Marion R. Mohler
Gaynelle Mohler
Common Pleas
Columbus
David Davies Packing Company
Poisoned Kidneys Offer in Harun Relief Ad Must Note
An old classified style ad promotes Gold Medal Hairm Oil Capsules claimed to flush poisons and acids from kidneys and relieve bladder irritation to reduce nightly awakenings. It lists urinary symptoms such as scant purring smarting passage cramps and puffy eyes as signs of weakness. The pitch urges a 35 cent package and following directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
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Hauptmann
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Brons Carpenter
Lindbergh
Fearce
Tigddessberger
Fidler’s Orch
Garber
Orching
Ares Minstrels
Jack Trong
Glenn
Malone
Wiz
Foe Ames
Andy Mw
WABC
Seares
News
McLause
Edwin
a-Chi Revue
Hobbs of
Fats
GTR
Elle Detersusse
Joe
Tivestacks
File Johnson
Skin
Sten
Duffy's Orch
Brank Buer
Fleiemans
Serenar
Brussian
Natienmever
LonheNews
Servier
IfMilatiene
Williams
Hoff
Orch
Stern
Chidler
Duffs
Srop
Raers
Enbsie
Ign
Teswes
teasgn-Osman
Taebtedman
Oreh Vysch-Light
Hid
Tsar
Piazza
Betty Thasingi
Ocark Borys
Robinhoed
deLowell Thomas
Prace Hayes
Eilis der Ey
Fran Buck
Air Cirey
Kyan
Amoune
Mrs
Ronstever
farto-Emerson
Treviesver
E “Wee
Stuart Erwin
Dreamland
Harold Teen
Hal Leroy
Patricia Ellis
Buck Jones
the Red Rider
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
North East District
South
Carlisle
Rae
Rent Cooper
A. P
Cooper
Frankie
Johnny
Turiest
Faith Grainger
Chevaliers
de Waldorf
Grand Central
South America
Ecuador
Peru
Syndicate, Inc
McNaught
W. O. Rollin
Arthur Dunfore
North Olmsted
Charles Breyley
Minneapolis
Shane
Bares
Mildred
Mr. Lindy
Red Bank
Bruno
Edwin Heads
Geoge Minor
Rutherford
Catlin
Rex Lees
Elmer Dunlap
Howard
LaGrange
Oscar Szabo
Velma
Charles Beckwith
Elsie Delefield
Walter Davis
Ralph McDowell
Margaret
Thresa Keressi
O. C. Sanders
Ernest Lamvermyer
Donald Spert
John Keressi
Chronicle
Ghia
Broad Street
Elyra
Stearns & Foster Mattress
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