Roy L. Brown speaks at First Baptist with packed crowds
Former Detroit businessman Roy L. Brown, now in California, addressed Sunday services at First Baptist. Morning message compared Jesus Christ’s sufferings to future glory, evening talk on “How to Get Rich” urged true riches in Christ and warned money cannot buy character health or an honest name. He said wealth is a loan from God and will be accounted for. He planned nightly talks through the week with two services Sunday.
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Roy L. Brown
Detroit
Michigan
California
First Baptist Church
Mr. Brown
Brown
Jesus Christ
Europe
America
Christ Jesus
Great Lakes Expo Closes Forever at Cleveland
The Great Lakes Exposition ended today after a two year run drawing nearly seven and a half million visitors. Eighty one thousand three hundred fifty nine people bid farewell as workers dismantled temporary structures and city officials began converting Horticulture Gardens into a permanent lakefront park while Eleanor Holm Barrett left for Hollywood to fulfill a film contract.
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Cleveland
WWEH
Eleanor Holm Darrett
Hollywood
Husband Arrested For Disorderly Conduct
C A Barnes of Stop 6 1-2 Lake avenue was fined five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct by Mayor Leonard Smith on a complaint received yesterday that a man was beating a woman. Patrolmen found Barnes beating his wife in a car at High street and Lake avenue. he was said to be under the influence of liquor. Barnes had a head laceration from a bowling pin strike, and he was barefoot.
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C. A. Barnes
Lake Avenue
Leonard Smith
Lee Johnson
C. E. Andress
Barnes
High Street
Pollock
Elyria Memorial Hospital
P. T. Cooper
Berea
Theodore Rudinski
East River Street
Ben Zlatkowski
West River Street
Eugene Kelly
Rh. D. 1
Elyria
East Avenue
Bob Moore celebrated eighteenth birthday with dinner in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville notes report Bob Moore was honored on his eighteenth birthday with a dinner at Mrs. E. M. Knowles residence. Guests included Von Seiverston and John Knowles. In the evening Mrs. Knowles joined the celebrants as they attended theatre in Elyria. Mrs. Walter of Cleveland visited.
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Norky
Ridgeville
Bob Moore
E. M. Knowles
von Seiverston
John Knowles
Lawyers Protest Roosevelt Hatred Toward Profession
Kansas City dispatch reports 5000 lawyers attend the American Bar Association session as anti Roosevelt speakers frame the day. Frederick H. Stinchfield of Minneapolis accuses the president of hatred toward lawyers and warns of a future clash between the executive and the bar. Senator James A. Reed of Missouri attacks measures seen as undermining Supreme Court authority to protect constitutional rights.
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Kansas City
Roosevelt
American Bar Association
Association
Frederick H. Stinchfield
Minneapolis
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
Supreme
Road mishaps and injuries spill across Elyria area
Reports from Elyria Sheriff Deputy Pollock recount a string of Saturday collisions and injuries along Route 2 and nearby streets. Victims include Theodore Rudinski with facial and jaw injuries from a vehicle strike, and Pearl Halpin with minor injuries after a Lake avenue collision. Police note multiple damaged cars and roadside wrecks, with a car run onto a sidewalk and a rear tire blowout causing further crashes.
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Hartzel Dixon
Oberlin
Tremont Street
West Avenue
East Bridge Street
Henry Esch
West 23Rd Street
Lorain
George Avery
R. D
Elyria
Charles B. Davis
East 31St Street
Russell Gale
St. D
West River Road
Ray Staskiews
Middle Avenue
J. J. Votaro
Ravenna
LaPorte
J.T. McCarthy
West Bridge Street
Frank Oberon
East 29Th Street
Lake Road
Gottlieb Kaminski
H. F. Windisch
Toledo
Seventh Annual County Wide Industrial Safety Drive Plans
Lorain County firms prepare to join a county-wide safety drive opening next Friday and running through the last three months of 1937. The Elyria and Lorain Chambers partner with the Ohio Industrial Commission Division of Safety and Hygiene, with Harry Sain directing. A new cup will be awarded to the grand winner by the Elyria Chamber, replacing the previous cup now owned by General Industries Co. of Elyria after three straight grand prizes. In last year’s campaign 301 firms enrolled, 251 earned three-month periods without lost time accidents, underscoring gains in safety and insurance cost reductions. No expense is required from participating firms as the Commission covers report blanks, stationery, and postage while Chamber volunteers handle clerical work.
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Lorain County
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Lorain Chamber of Commerce
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Harry Sain
Industrial Commission
Elyria Chamber
General Industries Company
Elyria
Frame accident injuries reported near Crystal Beach
A person was treated at the hospital yesterday afternoon for minor injuries suffered in a frame accident on Lake Road near Crystal Beach.
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Lake Road
Crystal Beach
Roosevelt’s Transcontinental Journey to Seattle Family Visit
Six days out of Hyde Park the exact motive for Roosevelt’s hurried trip remained unclear. Official word said he would visit his daughter Mrs John Boettiger in Seattle with her children Sissie and Buzzie and her husband, publisher of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, but the Boettigers joined the party on Sept. 25 when Roosevelt entered Yellowstone Park.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Seattle
John Bootinger
Sissie
Buzzie
William Randolph Hearst
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Boettigers
Yellowstone Park
Army recruiting station in Cleveland seeks 73 volunteers
The U S Army recruiting station in Cleveland will accept 73 young men for the regular army during September October and November according to W A Mart sergeant in charge Applicants must be 18 to 35 years old Those seeking information should contact the sergeant at the Old Post Office Building Cleveland Vacancies include four in the sixty sixth Infantry Band at Fort Hayes Columbus needing a piano player who can also play brass two clarinet or brass players and an all around drummer Enlistment details follow.
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U.S. Army
Cleveland
W. A. Mart
Sixty-Sixth Infantry Band
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Cash and Carry Neutrality in China War Debate
An opinion piece argues that the cash and carry neutrality rules aim to limit U S involvement if war expands. It discusses how cash payments and ship ownership affect Britain and Japan, and notes that global interdependence and propaganda threaten true nonparticipation. The writer doubts lasting peace if major powers face war.
Contempt of peace verdict and quip at audience
A man found guilty of disturbing the peace asks for probation. The judge cites a character reference, and the convicted man humorously claims the chief of police cannot know him after fifteen years in the city. Interleaved are humorous exchanges on hats and a mother tongue lesson about Jack Sprat.
Disappointing Mrs X and Rural Jokes on Taxes
A light column complains of misfortune in calls and arrivals and mocks rural jokes about new buggies and divorces. It includes a quip about a nearsighted golfer and a caddys reply, a caution about false friends, and a Franklin on taxes noting that taxes were a problem even in past times.
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Franklin
Milk Producers And Distributors To Meet Tomorrow
Preparations are complete for a meeting of 175 milk producers and distributors at the American Legion Home on Ohio Street. The Northeast district of the Ohio Better Milk Association will hear speakers including Earl H. Nanefeld Fred Schoenberger Fred Waring and Dr Walloyd Adair Erwin Worcester and B T Neshett. The executive committee will meet at 11 A.M. and the women’s auxiliary will serve lunch at 12 39 P.M.
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American Legion
Ohio Street
Ohio Better Milk Association
Earl H. Nanefeld
Fred Schoenberger
Ohio Dairy Products Association
Fred Waring
State Department of Health
Walloyd Adair
Lorain
Erwin Worcester
Oberlin
B. T. Neshett
Lorain County Casales
Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Missouri Student Shoots Self in Fraternity House
At the University of Missouri in Columbia Albert R. Waters Jr. died by a self inflected gunshot while holding a revolver to his head as a fellow student watched in fright. Kilpatrick a pledge from Oklahoma City was nearby and later hospitalized after a nervous collapse. Coroner withheld judgment pending an inquest.
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Columbia
Albert R. Waters, Jr
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
University of Missouri
Waters
Jack Kilpatrick
Oklahoma City
Walters
Kilpatrick
W. R. Toulson
University Hospital
Taxed by time and folly in Franklin era anecdotes
In a pithy aside on taxation Franklin notes double and triple burdens from waste pride and folly. A hospital patient jokes about curtains during a neighboring fire. A self educated Tennessee judge struggles with orthography from Knoxville to Nashville and Murfreesboro, finally lamenting the difficulty of spelling Murfreesboro with a K.
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Benjamin Franklin
Tennessee
Knoxville
Noxville
Nashville
Knashyville
Murfreesboro
Heaths Home Run Keeps Milwaukee In A A Running
Heath, a 15 season veteran, hit a eighth inning homer to lift Milwaukee Brewers over the Columbus Red Birds 6 to 5 in the fifth game of the Shaughnessy playoff series. Milwaukee needs two wins to reach the Little World Series against Newark Bears. Columbus needs one win.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mickey Heath
Milwaukee Brewers
American Association
Heath
Columbus Red Birds
Columbus
Newark Bears
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Howard Oward
A high school hobbyist turns to radio and acoustical engineering, while the piece argues most youths benefit from early work experience, exploring multiple hobbies, and not forcing premature specialization. Parents should support experimentation, as varied interests can lead to a successful career.
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Jane Herbert Howard Oward
Milwaukee ace Presnell struggles early in loss
Forrest Presnell, Milwaukee ace, opened poorly, surrendering three runs in the first inning before stabilizing. Columbus started with El McGee who lasted two innings, then Nelson Potter finished and was charged with the loss.
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Forrest Presnell
Milwaukee
el McGee
Columbus
Nelson Potter
Accidents Score Toll In Ohio With At Least 20 Deaths
United Press reports a string of weekend crashes across Cleveland and Columbus and other cities pushing Ohio’s traffic deaths to no fewer than 20. Names include Harry Beate Leon Thompson Maude Brooks John Roccosalva Anthony Jacobs Bertha not John L. Haerts A P Krebs Martin W Cramblit Clarence Wilking Anthony J Reibel Mary A Ewing Hector Woodruff Christing Merchant Hilda Cherrington Leonard Dennis on Katherine Collings Ivan Fabyanac Clarence Mahler Frank J Fleck among others. The list notes ages and hometowns such as Orrville Athens Elyria Detroit Darbydale Miller Station Hebron Dexter City.
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United Press
Cleveland
Columbia
Ohio
Harry Beate
Leon Thompson
Maude Brooks
John Roccosalva
Anthony Jacobs
Mra. Berthanot
John L. Haerts
Columbus
A. P. Krebs
Martin W. Cramblit
Darbydale
Clarence Wilking
Miller Station
Anthony J. Reibel
Mary A. Ewing
Athens
Hector Woodruff
Ohio University
Orrville
Christing Merchant
Elyria
Hilda Cherrington
Detroit
Youngtown
Leonard Dennison
Dayton
Katherine Collings
Warren
Ivan Fabyanac
Newark
Clarence Mahler
Andrew Mahler
Dexter City
Hebron
Washington
D. H
Frank J. Fleck
Coach Is Honest So Team Loses Game
Bellwood High School coach Willard Bland rushed onto the gridiron to tell officials an ineligible linesman caught a pass, nullifying a Bellwood touchdown as Cooper held on to win 7 to 0.
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Bellwood
Willard Bland
Bellwood High School
Cooper
Bland
Roadster Plunges Over Embankment Kills Two
ATHENS Ohio Sept 27 A roadster plunged 50 feet down Hooper Ridge road killing Hector Woodruff 19 of Orrville a Ohio University freshman and Catherine Merchant 18 of Athens The driver was Woodruff Howard Mead 19 Cleveland a University sophomore and Hazel McWilliams 18 Athens sustained minor injuries The girls were not University students.
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Athens
Hooper Ridge Road
Here
Hector Woodruff
Orrville
Ohio University
Catherine Merchant
Woodruff
Howard Mead
Cleveland
Hazel McWilliams
Avon Lake and Center Road Crash Sends Two to Hospital
Avon Lake residents Clarence Westrick and Henry Cook suffered serious injuries in a Saturday evening auto accident on Detroit road in Avon. The report notes oncoming details from local social events and lodge activities, including a misc shower for Miss Betty Gaesi and Dames of Malta convention attendance, highlighting Mrs. Ellen Hall as a lodge representative.
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Clarence Westrick
Henry Cook
Center Road
Detroit Road
Avon
Harry Trigalet
Carolyn
St. Theresea’s Wall
Sheffield
Betty Gaesi
Hugo Rouse
Paris
Mesdames
Ellen Hall
Nellie Hall
Ella Moore
Jessie Scott
Mary Holmes
the Dames of Malta
Hotel Statler
Cleveland
Geo. E. Slawson Lodge
Pinochle Club Meets at Mrs Hochwalt’s Home
Mrs Carl Hochwalt hosted a pinochle luncheon on Thursday at one o clock with prizes won by Mrs Romey Uris Mrs Mike Higgins and Mrs Cyril Miller. In two weeks the group will meet with Mrs Urig on Steve Moore road.
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Carl Hochwalt
Romey Uris
Mike Higgins
Cyril Miller
Urig
Steve Moore Road
Local Society News Highlights Weekend Visits
Miss Effie Redmond of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs William Springer. Nancy Carol Moore stayed with Mrs May Arnold in Lakewood. Mr and Mrs Harry Roth of Kansas City Mo spent several days with Mrs Ella Moore. Mrs Frank Handler and son visited Mrs Norris. Mr and Mrs Hasting Bean and daughter Carol spent Sunday with his parents in Massillon. Miss Estelle LaRue of Sheffield called on Mr and Mrs Ed Mitchell Sr. Kenny Shafer visited his sister Mrs Frank Heron in Lorain.
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Effie Redmond
Cleveland
William Springer
Nancy Carol Moore
May Arnold
Lakewood
Harry Roth
Kansas City
Ella Moore
Frank Handler
Norrison
Erhart
Hasting Bean
Carol
Esko Bean
Massillon
Estell¢ LaRue
Sheffield
Ed Mitchell Sr
Kenny Shafer
Frank ‘Heron
Loraln
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