Oberlin Prepares Window Fair With Local Exhibits
Oberlin plans a Fall Window Fair October 6 7 hosted by the Business Men's Club with Maurice Schubert as chairman. Displays will cover fruit vegetables flowers baked goods preserves hand made items and more in shop windows. Prizes for best displays and a poultry and pet stock exhibit at the Rex theatre building on South Main. An entertainment program is planned for Saturday evening and residents are invited to contribute home grown products with no exhibition fee.
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Oberlin
Busines Men’s Club
Maurice Schubert
Rex Theatre
South Main Street
L. Porter
Shower Honors Recent Bride
Miss Charlotte Powers hosted a postnuptial shower at her South Pleasant Street home honoring Mrs. Howard Smith formerly Miss Ruth Rogge. Mrs. Smith received numerous useful gifts and was joined by guests Esther Rogers Lois Dickens Marian Brown Alice Fitts Ruth Falck Marian Kimpton Pearl Justin Beatrice Malnham Marabelle Slater Mrs. Pearl Kreuger Mrs. Mildred Kreuger Mrs. Thelma Malham Mrs. Nathryn Dudley and other friends.
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Charlotte Powers
South Pleasant Street
Howard Smith
Ruth Rogge
Smith
Esther Rogers
Lois Dickens
Marian Brown
Alice _ Fitts
Ruth Falck
Marian Kimperton
Pearl Justin
Beatrice Malnham
Marabelle Slater
Pearl Kreuger
Mildred Kreuger
Thelma Malham
Nathryn Dudley
Ruth Smith
Oberlin Church Hosts Ohio District Council Convention
The Christ Temple Church of Oberlin invites the Ohio District Council for a four day event October 3 4 5 6 with evangelistic services each night at Rust M E Church. Speakers from across the state will convene under Elder E F Akers and a Bible conference will be led by Bishop Lewis after the convention.
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Christ ‘Temple Church
Oberlin
Ohio District Council
Rust M. E
E. F. Akers
Lewis
Oberlin Women Club Opens New Year Meeting
The Oberlin Business and Professional Women opened their year's program with a meeting at Oberlin Tavern. Attendance was small. After a 6:30 dinner plans were made for a special meeting October 16 at Mrs. Bert Prosser's home in the Howard apartments where officers will be elected.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Tavern
Bert Prosser
Howard Apartments
Bunco Night Honors Edith Princehorn for High Score
A Bunco game concluded with Miss Edith Princehorn winning the high score prize while Miss Erma Champney received consolation.
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Edith Princehorn
Erma Champney
New Year Begun By Sorosis Club
Sorosis met yesterday at Mrs. F. W. Tobin’s Blm street home to start the year’s activities. The study topic is Modern Drama with Professor L. W. Taylor presenting. Mrs. Bosworth will host the next regular meeting on October 10.
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Sorosis
F. W. Tobin
Blm Street
L. W. Taylor
Bosworth
Oberlin Women's Club Friday Meeting at Johnson House
The Oberlin Women's Club will hold its first general meeting Friday September 29 at 3 PM at Johnson House with Mrs Walter Crafts as hostess A new member recognition will occur Mrs F J Lehman will speak on Southland Experiences A Lakeside Federation report by Mrs Frank Tobin and music for the music department are planned Also note the College Freshmen defeated the Sophomores 70 to 61 in a field game and several students were briefly detained in boarding houses during the festivities BRIEFS item updates include parishioner travels and staff postings with several local names and locations mentioned
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Oberlin Women's Club
Johnson House
Walter Crafts
F. J. Lehman
South
Southland
Lakeside Federation
Frank Tobin
Death Notices and funeral services for local residents
Funeral services for Mrs. Carl H. Brown were held at Nichols Funeral Home with Robert Burns singing. Burial followed at Broakdate cemetery. Norman Milford Thompson, one year seven months, died at home. services set for Friday at 2 p.m. at 2 Boston avenue, with Rev. officiating. Burial planned at Elm Tate. Survivors include parents and several brothers. Army veteran husband John Lite mentioned as honored.
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Carl H. Brown
Nichols Funeral Home
Robert Burns
Eric D. Chapman
Broakdate
Norman Milford Thompson
Alex Thompson
Boston Avenue
Edward
Robert
Richard
Sudro
Agaten
Ridselawn
Mart Riday
North Tidee Rorg
Vincent
Seread Askigra
Vincent Muteh
John Lite
Ali
Elm Tate
Lor
Man Accused of Beating Wife in Family Quarrel
Walter Dudek of 342 17th Street is in city jail awaiting arraignment before Mayor W. H. Vanoster for disorderly conduct after a family quarrel in which he is alleged to have severely beaten Mrs. Dudex. Police were called to the scene about 11:45 p.m. yesterday.
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Walter Dudek
17Th Street
W. H. Vanoster
Benefit Football Game For Crippled Children In Elyria
A benefit football game sponsored by the American Legion in Elyria supports the International Society for Crippled Children. Local clubs Rotary Kiwanis and Eagles rally to sell tickets, with teams Sandusky Eagles vs Lorain and Elyria Stadium set for Friday night under lights.
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Gam
International Society For Crippled Children
The
Legion
American Legion
Ontario Society For Crippled Children
Frank H. Littlefield
Toronto
Elyria
Thomas H. Blair
International Society
Ottawa
Ontario
H. V. McChesney
Kentucky Society For Crippled Children
Franksfort
Kentucky
Wooster
Ohio
George Heisler
Toy Kraft Company
First National Bank of
Wichita
Kansas
Wired
Paul H. King
Michigan Society For Crippled Children
Daddy” Allen
Montreal
People of
Canada
Rotary
Sandusky
Vermilion
Lorain
Berea
Ashland
Kiwanis
Wellington
Medina
Exchange Club
Oberlin
Eagles
Sandusky Eagles
Jack Ambrose
Aor
Agate
Charles Persons
Chicago
Whchh
Oho Public Service
Police buy return ticket for Michigan runaway girl
Police in Cadillac, Michigan, arranged a return railroad ticket for a 17 year old girl who had run away. Elyria police halted her hitchhiking escape and she was held at police headquarters overnight. Officers contributed meals before securing transport home.
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Michigan
Cadillac
Mich
Elyria
Two Nine-Year-Olds Admonished Over School Theft
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick admonished two nine year olds from Lake Avenue school district after they admitted breaking into the school on two occasions to steal pens and small items. They were caught when trading pens for candy with a gas station attendant.
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Lecicres
Lake Avenue
Clarence W. Dick
Report bad money passed in Lorain
Lorain residents told Elyria police today that two men passed counterfeit $19 bills in Lorain. One man was tall and heavy set, the other slim and sandy complexioned. Police reports described the suspects as seen.
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Lorain
Elyria
Court actions span divorce suits and foreclosures
In And About The Court House Liond Zimmerman of Philadelphia filed divorce from Ruby aitamerman on grounds of gross neglect, married in 1921. Pauly sues M Christian et al for alleged due on a promissory note, with foreclosure sought on Eaton township property. Grace Gantz of Grafton sues Albert Gantz after a quarrel at the Gantz home. Harry Bath of Lorain found guilty of assault with intent to commit a crime in Judge Thompson’s court following charges by Anthony Magutak of Lorain last July.
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Liond Zimmerman
Eof Grafton
Ruby Aitamerman
Philadelphia
Pauly
Grace Gantz
Albert Gantz
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Gantz Anme
Gantz
Harry Bath
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Jan A Sree
Anthony Magutak
Daughter says father beat mother in front of home
Police found Mrs. Dudek bleeding from the mouth on the sidewalk and unable to walk. She was taken to Memorial Hospital with a sprained ankle and later returned home. Officers searched the vicinity and found Dudek hiding behind a shed at the rear of his home.
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Dudek
Memorial Hospital
Convicts’ Well Planned Break Escapes Tremont Prison
Last night police and deputies held fast while vigilantes with searchlights hunted the area. Convicts staged a calculated escape from Tremont prison, raiding farms near Wanatah. A station keeper reported gunfire as convicts hijacked a car and fled, while guards were marched to gates under duress and the escape continued through the facility’s interior security.
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Tremont
Wallace Warner
Wanatah
Warner
Joe Awleski
Two Farm Group Meetings Planned in Elyria
Lorain County recreational and educational farm groups schedule two meetings in the Elyria Savings and Trust Co directors room. At 1:30 P M seven community groups from Columbia Ridgeville Eaton Carlisle La Grange Oberlin and Pittsfield will discuss a winter plays series with exchanges so each community sees all plays. Ohio State University rural recreation specialist R B Tom will assist. A following meeting of the eight Farmers Institutes committees will finalize early next year plans.
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Lorain County
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Columbia
Ridgeville
Eaton
Carlisle
la Grange
Oberlin
Pittsfield
R. B. Tom
Ohio State University Rural Recreation
What Day Were You Born A Self Analysis By Elaine H Williams
A dated horoscope style piece outlines traits by birth day across all months. It assigns personality types to each day from the 1st to the 29th and invites readers to mail in for a full analysis with a coupon signature from Elaine H Williams.
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Mtd
Elaine H. Williams
Birth details and mail request for Elaine H Williams
A brief notice requests a stamped addressed envelope and ten cents to cover clerical costs. It lists present signature and full birth name for Elaine H Williams, Chronicle Telegram. The item references a date format month date year and a mailing address for confirmation.
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Elaine H. Williams
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Institutes Attendance Figures Totaled
The meeting notes that speakers have not yet been signed and other details remain to be resolved. Last year the eight Lorain County Institutes recorded no combined attendance reaching 6,475.
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Lorain County
Century Of Progress Stage At Elyria High
The Friendship Club opened its membership campaign at Elyria High School with a morning assembly presenting a dream of a century of progress. It contrasted 1883 coeds sewing at home with 1983 coeds planning trips to Mars and around the world in rocket ships. Betty Humphrey introduced club cabinet members. A freshman welcome party is planned for tonight.
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Elyria High School
Friendship Club
Mars
Betty Humphrey
Eagles Officers to Hold Conference Visit Elyria Aerie
William C Graves will visit Elyria Aerie on September 25 to meet with Worthy President W M France and a Reception Committee of S J Leser Robert Jensen Don Myers and C L Sotherden. An Entertainment Committee has prepared a program for the gathering. A notice urges all members to attend and a conference with officers and committee chairmen will follow the regular meeting.
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William C. Graves
Elyria Aerie
A. R. Graber
Aerie
W. M. France
Brother Graves
S. J. Leser
Robert Jensen
Don Myers
C. L. Sotherden
The
Graves
City Sues Over Electric Rates for 700 Businesses
The city petitions a court to force the power company to charge a one month demand rate for about 700 commercial customers, stop billing on connected load, and refund overcharges since September 1, 1931. A hearing for a temporary injunction is set for 9:36 a m Saturday before Judge W B Thorapson.
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Power Company
Common Pleas
W. B Thorapson
Cleveland Market News and Livestock Prices
Market notes show steady or mixed pricing in produce eggs and poultry. Livestock receipts reflect small gains for calves and hogs, with hedging on beef and dairy futures and grain quotes for corn wheat and oats.
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Cleveland
Watrus
Maine
Ohio
Chicago
Butler
United States Department of Agriculture
Atu
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Aulatiu
Seetiuno
Paruy
Uugado
Inne
Aota
North Danuta
Aed
Nort
Idaho
U.S
U.S. A
Obituary of Frank Smith Baker of Cleveland press lineage
The obituary notes Frank S. Baker advanced from newspaper writer to advertising manager at the Plain Dealer, later affiliating with a St. Louis paper before returning to Cleveland. He chaired river and harbor development efforts, served on the Cleveland Port Commission, and helped secure the 1924 National Republican convention. Surviving children include Frank Smith Baker of Tacoma and Allon Fiether Baker of Eugene, among others.
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Cleveland Port Commission
Ray T. Miller
Ohio Waterways Commission
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Ida RB. Smith
Frank Smith Baker
Morning and Sunday Ledger
News-Tribune
Tacoma
Wash
Allon Fieteher Baker
Eugene Qre
Resister- Guard
Elbert Hall Baker
Louise Hasting
Cletsland
Senior Four-H Club Meeting Moved Up By One Night
Lorain County Senior Four H Club members will meet tonight a week early at the Bisha M C A. The notice was announced today.
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Lorain County
Cluh
Bisha
Continued outline of a coordinated program to read nation out
The speaker outlines a program aimed at reforming the nation, highlighting the NRA as aiding both capital and labor. He stresses keeping prices from rising so fast wages can keep up, mentions liberalizing policies on closed banks, and forecasts the federal budget moving toward balance within 30 days as government costs are cut.
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NRA
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Robert Parish
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Constance Sherman
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George Hatch
University of Michigan
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Frank Swanson
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