Fire destroys two large barns on Emmanuel Fried man farm
Early morning fire at the Emmanuel Friedman farm in North Eaton destroyed two large barns and their contents. Eight horses, five hogs, four calves, hay, silage, and farm equipment were lost. Fire discovered around 1 a.m. by Lester Phelps and a passing motorist Schriv er. Neighbors awakened the Spitzer family. firefighters battled the blaze for over two hours but could not save any of the buildings.
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Emmanuel Friedman
North Eaton
Lester Phelps
Schriver
William Spitzer
Additional 25 Jurors To Be Called
An order from common pleas court calls an extra 25 jurors for petit jury service starting October 3. The additional panel will draw from the same pool used for the Big Four bribery trial, which is set to begin October 3 with defendants William Peer Harry Ziegman Stanton Hobbs Dave Crawford Sr and Dave Crawford Sr. Jurors summoned include C Smith Charlotte Lewis Alice Platner Mrs F A Rogers Elsie M K Herbert C Mason Henry Kolten Robert Guthrie and Frank Wilford plus residents from Lorain Wellington Ober- Jin Columbia Station and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
William Peer
Harry Ziegman
Stanton
Hobbs
Dave Crawford
C. Smith
W. 13Th Street
Charlotte Lewis
Chestnut Street
Alice Platner
Columbus Street
F. A. Rogers
Seventh Street
Elsie M. K
Lodi Street
Herbert C. Mason
Bellefield Avenue
Henry [Olten
Eastern Heights
Robert Guthrie
East Avenue
Frank Wilford
Princeton
Flyria
Lorain
Mary Merkhem
Maxine Metzger
Ellen Reynolds
Elizabeth Bremer
Beatrice Lehumaker
Mabel Parker
Anna van Wagnen
Thomas G. Todd
Matt Ebinger
Erwin Nieding
Leona Pevetar
O. H. Dirlain
Wellington
William Behr
Tom Ward
Ober- Jin
William
Jasper
Columbia Station
Barrie Busayell
Grafton
Highway Patrol To Inspect Lorain County School Buses
State Highway Patrol will inspect Lorain County school buses next week and on October 4 and 5 at five centers. Grafton hosts six districts on Wednesday, East Carlisle through LaGrange. Wellington hosts five districts Friday. Avon center covers Ridgeville to Clearview Rural. Amherst on October 5 includes Russia, Pittsfield and others. Buses must be ready at 9 a.m. for inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
State Highway Patrol
C. A Gibbons
Grafton
East Carlisle
West Carlisle
Eaton
Columbia
Belden
LaGrange
Wellington School
Brighton
Rochester
Huntington
Wellington
Penfield
Avon School
Ridgeville
Avon
Avon Lake
Sheffield Lake
Elyria Township
Clearview
Amherst
Russia
Pittsfield
Camden
Henrietta
South Amherst
Brownhelm
Black River
Oberlin
Ohio Weather Forecast and Regional Conditions
The report notes fair weather tonight and Sunday in Ohio with cool temperatures. It mentions a low pressure system persisting over the St Lawrence valley and another developing in Alberta, while pressure remains high elsewhere including the Gulf, South Atlantic states, northern plains, and Lake Superior region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
North Portion
St. Lawrence Valley
Alberta
Gulf and South Atlantic States
Northern Plains
Lake Superior
Death Toll in New England Disaster Nears 600 Mark
New England's disaster from hurricane tidal waves and floods pushed toward six hundred dead as more than 20,000 people remained homeless. Coast Guard and National Guard units concentrated relief from Rhode Island to Vermont while shortages of food clothing and medicines challenged recovery efforts across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
United Press
Newport
R. 1
Cape Cod
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
National Guardsmen
National
Watch Hill
Coast Guard
Chelan
Forge Village
Robert E. Quinn
National Guard
Providence
Army
Red Cross
Two Avon Lake Boys Held For Robbery
Avon Lake police hold two boys, one 14 and the other 17, on burglary charges. They allegedly confessed to robbing the Avon Lake Post Office on September 16 and Gang Brothers store on September 3. The younger boy was seized at school by Marshal William Arnold and is in juvenile custody pending federal disposition. The older boy was arrested in Bedford, Pennsylvania by postal authorities.
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Avon Lake
Gang Brothers
William Arnold
Penna
Bedford
Penn
Arnold
Lois Bins
Lorain County
Republican Clubs Meet Monday in Lorain Coun ty
A joint supper gathering of Lorain County Young Men's and Young Women's Republican Clubs is set for Monday evening at the Scout Cabin on Judge Guy B Find ley's estate on Abbe road. Miss Alberta McAfee presidents announced the program includes games contests and talks by Judge Findley and Lawrence H Webber of Elyria. Arrangements committee members are Richard Stevens Charles Anders Stanley Scholz Marian Kimpton Hazel Bickel and Miss McAfee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Guy B. Findley
Abbe Road
Alberta
McAfee
Republican Young Women
Judge Findley
Lawrence H. Webber
Elyria
Richard Stevens
Charles Anders
Stanley Scholz
Marian Kimpton
Hazel Bickel
Miss McAfee
Trustees And Clerks To Hear State Head Joseph R Thomas
Joseph R Thomas president of the Ohio Association of Township Trustees and Clerk will address Lorain County Trustees and Clerks Association at the Y M C A at 8 p m October 4 announced today by Lee Terrell Eaton secretary of local association in Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Thomas
Ohio Association of Township Trustees
Lorain
Badges Presented To Safety Patrol At St Agnes School
Fifteen members of St Agnes School Safety Patrol received badges during a civic program. Patrol Captain Neal Carter and First Lieutenant Paul Archer led a safety sketch while Elyria Police Officer Melvin E. Olmstead administered the oath and presented badges to the captain, first and second lieutenants, and twelve patrolmen. The event closed with a flag salute and the singing of The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes
Neal Carter
Paul Archer
Melvin E. Olmstead
Elyria
Louis Berkline
Leutenant
James Boyle
Joan Haipin
George Guilmetti
James Schuster
Herman Kelling
Rudolph Braan
Eugene Limpack
Lawrence Tracey
James Novak
Robert Rancour
James Reming
Kenneth Novak
Sheriff Wins Bond Fight in Board Vote to Ok Additional Bond
Central figure in the slot machine bribery scandal, Sheriff William F. Grall, won initial approval as county commissioners, by a two to one vote, for a supplementary $15,000 real estate bond. The bond, due today, comes atop a $15,000 surety bond he posted when taking office. Deputy Adams reported the property valued at about $37,530, with bond obligations totaling $15,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Grall
Davidson
John E. Davidson
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
D. A. Cook
Edward DeChant
Dunn
Oscar G. Dunn
Dun
DeChant
Claude Adams
Two New London Residents Injured in Route 18 Crash
Wellington September 24 Two New London residents are injured in an automobile collision on Route 18 near Brighton at 9 am today. Victims Mr. and Mrs. J Shirley are at Falls Clinic. Mrs. Shirley has chest bruises while Mr Shirley suffers a bruised right eye and cuts on his left arm and head. A truck driven by T W Pridgen of Chicago struck the Shirley car.
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Wellington
London
Falls Clinic
Brighton
J. Shirley
Shirley
T. W. Pridgen
Chicago
Neighborhood quarrel leaves two dead in Elyria area
A shotgun exchange on Boone road near Columbia Hills this afternoon killed Mrs. Walter Sadle, 33, and neighbor William Schuthelm, 38, with Sadle dying at the scene and Schuthelm dying after transport to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Walter Sadle, the husband of the deceased, was reported critically injured. Coroner 8 C. Ward will investigate as bodies are taken to Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home.
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Boone Road
Columbia Hills
Walter Sadle
William Schuthelm
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sudro - Curtis
C. Ward
Biggest bluff broken down severs European war stance
Greenwich Times reports an exclusive code dispatch from Berlin stating Germany will not topple the regime and that Europe will awaken to see the vast bluff broken down by the dictator. The note, attributed to German military circles near the staff, says the army seeks to reclaim command from Hitler as France and Britain mobilize.
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Greenwich
Conn
Greenwich Times Today
Wythe Williams
Germany
Greenwich Times
Berlin
Europe
Hitler
France
Britain
Belgium
Roumania
Reichswehr
Elyria Pictures Preserve City History For Future Generations
Veteran photographer C W Scheide launches a project to display Elyria’s past through more than 150 pictures. The exhibit will be housed in the Elyria Library and draws on Scheide’s large collection, including many earlier views and portraits, with prints loaned by local families.
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Elyria
C. W. Scheide
Scheide
Scheidé
A. C. Hudnutt
Chronicle-Telegram
Page
Chamberlain Returns To London For Final Peace Effort
British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain returned from Godesberg to London to brief the Inner Cabinet on a German memorandum and a final peace bid over the Sudeten crisis. He landed at 1 14 P M and said authorities would hear his report before public comment.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Godesberg
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Hitler
Chamberlain
Cologne
Heston Airport
Viscount Halifax
Erich Kordt
Erich von Selza
Godfsberg
Germany
Peter's Hill
Moonigs
Rhine
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Herbert von Dircksen
Baron Ernst Weizsaecker
Foreign Office
Prague
Horace Wilson
Czechoslovakia
Britain Mobilization Plans Reported as War Looms
London dispatch says Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain arrived from Germany as Britain readies instant mobilization of land sea and air forces. Barracks fill with rifles and uniforms for reservists. RAF leave canceled and bombs issued to all main air force centers.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Germany
British High Command
Royal Air Force
Hungary Prolongs Army Maneuvers
Hungary extends its army maneuvers beyond the planned close date. The maneuvers near Budapest were scheduled to end today but have been prolonged indefinitely, delaying the conclusion of the drill.
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Hungary
Budapest
Iday
Statesmen Urged To Find Peace Formula In One Week
Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hiller’s final proposal on the Czechoslovak problem requires the Prague government to declare by October 1 its plan to withdraw Czech troops and police from the Sudeten area. The move would enable peaceful occupation by German forces and is seen as pivotal to European peace with a one week deadline for a settlement.
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Berlin
Adolf Hiller
Prague
Sudeten
Germany
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Godesberg
Europe
Germany to Czechoslovakia Aims to Redraw Borders
Berlin reports outline new German demands for Czechoslovakia including immediate withdrawal of Czech troops and police from Sudeten regions by Oct. 1, peaceful German occupation to follow, and plebiscites in areas with smaller German majorities. Concentrations over 70 percent Germans to be occupied immediately after evacuation, with population exchanges to homogenize. Decisions to be based on communal election results from May. Government sources note Hitler’s terms modify earlier hard line.
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Berlin
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Sudeten
Hitler
German Peace Plan Amid Evacuations At Specified Dates
The article describes Germany asserting a clear viewpoint and outlines a memorandum by Hitler. It specifies evacuation areas where more than 70 percent Germans should be moved immediately after Czech evacuation, with plebiscites elsewhere for possible population exchange to create homogeneity. The plan includes evacuation of Czech troops and police in early October, likened to the post armistice German troop evacuation from France.
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Lain
Hitler
Germany
France
Two Million Czechs Ready For Combat
Phague Sept 24 The nation mobilizes about two million men ready to field at once government radio calls emergency mobilization a brilliant success Morale high despite tense atmosphere Gen Jan Syrovy commands army units prepared for any event On the Cro German frontier disturbances persist as Sudeten German Free Corps cross border into Asch.
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Phague
Republic
Jan Syrovy
Cro
Sudeten German Free Corps
Asch
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