Fatal Accident Near New London Claims Dover Man
An Oklahoma man, F M Gilger, 50, of Dover, Oklahoma, died after a two vehicle collision at the State Route 17 and U S 60 intersection near New London. Rd Dorn of Sandusky suffered wrist cuts. Gilger died from a brain concussion after his car overturned and he was thrown from it.
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New London
Oklahoma
Sandusky
U. S. 60
F. M. Gilger
Dover
J. Dorn
Gilger
Dorn
Marshal Roy Campbell
Sackett's
Automobile Men Hear Talk On Economics
B A Broughton of Cleveland spoke to about 125 Lorain County automotive maintenance men at Hotel Antlers Lorain last night. He traced world economic systems from ancient cave dwellers to modern days, explained production and distribution across historical stages, and noted that one machine now replaces 3,000 workers. The talk capped a 13 week national tour.
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B. A. Broughton
Cleveland
Lorain County
Lorain
Divorces Granted in Lorain and Nearby Cities
Johanna Safron of Lorain and John are divorced on gross neglect and extreme cruelty as Judge W B Thompson presides. Louise Kishman of Lorain gains a divorce from Walter for gross neglect, with the same judge. Arthur Rector of Lorain sues Sophie Rector for gross neglect. Viola Benton of Elyria granted a divorce from Roy Benton, city fireman, by Judge Thompson. Grace Gantz of Grafton wins a divorce from Albert Gantz after a June dispute at the Gantz home. Mrs Gantz testifies she fought in the fracas.
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Johanna Safron
Lorain
John
W B. Thompson
Louise Kishman
Walter
W. B. Thompson
Arthur Rector
Sophie Rector
Viola Benton
Elyria
Roy Benton
Benton
Five Tuberculosis Cases Found At Elyria Clinic
Five positive tuberculosis cases were discovered at the Elyria Memorial Hospital chest clinic this morning after examining 14 youths. Six cases remained suspicious and will receive X rays. Three previously treated cases were re-evaluated and improving. Examinations were led by Dr A H Smith and L B Hindman with local support from the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association. The next clinics are October 12 at St Joseph’s Hospital Lorain and October 26 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
A. H. Smith
L. B. Hindman
Lorain County
East Carlisle School Seeks Year-Long Operation Despite Funds
The East Carlisle district, with 257 students and eight teachers, won approval to continue operating this fall while awaiting state aid. Teachers have not been paid since spring, and the district owes about 6400 dollars to Elyria city for East Carlisle high school tuition. Several county districts face tuition debts totaling over 15000 dollars as tax collection remains weak. Superintendent R. P. Vaughn studies options to sustain operations through the year.
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Ray Jackson
Elyria City
Elyria Board
R. P. Vaughn
Grange Member To Be Awarded A Gold Sheaf
Elyria resident E. A. Manning will receive a gold sheaf certificate for 50 years of continuous Grange membership at the Carlisle Grange Rooster Night meeting on September 30 in the Grange Hall. About 20 silver sheaf certificates will be given to members with 50 years of Grange attendance. Short talks by past masters and junior Grange refreshments follow. All current and former members and agriculture enthusiasts are invited.
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E. A. Manning
Elyria
Carlisle
Grange
Elyrian Awarded American Banker's Foundation Scholarship
Peter S. Naughton of Elyria, a Miami University senior majoring in banking and finance, earned the American Banker Foundation loan scholarship of 250 for 1933 34. He previously worked at Chatfield Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago and was chosen from several candidates as a deserving student of integrity and aptitude in banking related studies.
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Peter S. Naughton
Elyria
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
American Banker's Foundation
Naughton
St. Agnes School
Elyria High School
Miami
Chatfield Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
Death notices from Elyria and Wellington areas
Funeral services for Norman Milford Thompson one and a half year old son of Mr and Mrs Alex Thompson 247 Boston avenue changed to Friday 2 PM at Sudro Funeral Home Rev G A Brown officiating Berthabell Ketchum Elyria High School student aged 17 died at Elyria Memorial Hospital Wednesday at four Surviving parents and two brothers John and Raymond Funeral at Taylor s Funeral Home Saturday 1 PM Rev E J Bond burial Camden cemetery Rosa V Miller 55 wife of J B Miller died at home in Brighton after four weeks illness Survived by husband nine children Luella Markham Greenwich Doane Elmer Harry Clarence Lee Kenneth Frank and Roy sister Mrs Dwight Rosecrans Oberlin funeral at home Brighton Saturday 2 PM burial Brighton cemetery
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Baby Thompson
Norman Milford Thompson
Alex Thompson
Boston Avenue
Sudro Funeral Home
G. A. Brown
Berthabell Ketchum
Frank Ketchum
Cleveland Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria High School
John
Raymond
Taylor
E. J. Bond
Camden Cemetery
Wellington
Rosa V. Miller
J. B. Miller
Brighton
Luella Markham
Greenwich
Doane
Elmer
Harry
Clarence
Lee
Kenneth
Frank
Roy
Dwight Rosecrans
Oberlin
Amherst native promoted to Western Newspaper Union manager
Philip Monger eldest son of Mr and Mrs H A Monger of South Main street receives promotion to General Manager of the Western Newspaper Union Philadelphia branch after eight years as assistant manager in Cleveland He is a Amherst High School graduate class of 1222 and prior worked for Amherst News Times and Querin Tribune.
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Amherst
Philip Monger
H. A. Monger
South Mainstreet
Western Newspaper Union
Philadelphia
Monger
Cleveland
Amherst High School
Amherst News-Times
Queriin Tribune
New Jersey
Amherst High Sophomores Elect Officers
The Amherst High sophomore class met in room 233 to elect officers for the year. Frank Reichert was named president, Elmer Smith vice president, Audrey Bierman secretary-treasurer, with Miss Lucille Leach as class advisor. Other items note drill team practice and various church and community activities.
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Amherst Hi
Frank Reichert
Elmer Smith
Audrey Bierman
Lucille Leach
Mission Society holds annual Autumn Tea at C. I. Craig Home
Oberlin September 28 The Missionary Societies of the Methodist church held their annual Autumn Tea yesterday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Clarence T Craig on Forest street Forty guests attended a program opening with a worship service led by Mrs L H Trufant on Let There Be Light A business meeting followed with the year’s program Miss Catherine Good entertained with two whistling numbers Mrs B Foster Stockwell main speaker on life of women in Argentina Mrs Stockwell and her husband Sabbatical from Buenos Aires are in Oberlin studying at Boston University School of Theology and will return to their Argentine work later Tea was served in the decorated dining room.
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Oberlin
Missionary Societies of the Methodist Church
Clarence T. Craig
Forest Street
L. H. Trufant
Catherine Good
Conservatory
Ernest Yocum
B. Foster Stockwell
Beunos Aires
Argentina
Dorothy Brandon Weds Warner Hoople in Chicago
Miss Dorothy Joan Brandon daughter of Mrs Ethel J Brandon of North Roosevelt Street married Warner Wesley Hoople of Chicago on September 13 in Chicago. A Carthage High School ’24 and Oberlin Conservatory ’28 alumna, she taught at Dean College for two years and appeared on Lincoln radio programs. Hoople, a portrait painter and Chicago Art Institute graduate, will make their home in Chicago.
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Dorothy Joan Brandon
Ethel J. Brandon
North Rofessor Street
Warner Wesley Hoople
Chicago
Carthage, Ill
Carthage High School
Oberlin Conservatory
Dean College
Crete
Nebr
Lincoln
Mr. Hoople
Chicago Art Institute
Oberlin Peace Society boards first meeting for year
The executive board of the Oberlin Peace Society met this afternoon in the President's Office to organize for the year. The society, formed in fall 1930 by students and faculty, participates in the Ohio Model Assembly of the League of Nations. Members listed include Emily West Dorothy Clapp France Aerni Allen Passen Dorothy Haworth Richard Astling Professor Jaszi and President Wilkins. Ted Ropp serves as president and Dorothy Rinehart as secretary.
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Oberlin Peace Society
Peace Society
Ohio
Dorothy Haworth
Richard Astling
Professor Jaszi
Wilkins
Ted Ropp
Dorothy Rinehart
Man Indicted for Gold Hoarding Pleads Constitutional Right
Frederick B. Campbell, an attorney, appears in Federal Court to claim the Constitution allows him to own as much gold as he wishes. He holds 21 bars worth about 200 thousand dollars and faces a $10,000 fine or up to ten years in prison if convicted for failing to report holdings under a presidential order. The case centers on a Fifth Amendment challenge to anti hoarding laws and a prior injunction against returning his gold from Chase National Bank.
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New York
Frederick B. Campbell
Campbell
Chase National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Campbel
Prison Break Continues As Morrison Escapes
William Morrison, a negro trusty, slipped out by donning ordinary clothes over his prison garb and disappeared during routine checks. The escape of 11 inmates, ten who fled earlier by shooting, prompted an investigation by the Prison Board of Trustees led by president Jesse Andrews to determine potential management negligence.
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William Morrison
Negro Trusty
Morrison
Cat collision injures Helen Hewitt at West avenue alley
Helen Hewitt of 324 East Bridge street suffered a cut over her nose and a cut above her left eye when their cat collided with a machine driven by Robert Stick of 804 East avenue at about 145 pm yesterday in the alley between 5th and 6th streets on West avenue.
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Giril
Helen Hewitt
Howard Hewitt
East Bridge Street
Robert Stick
East Avenue
Sth
6Th Streets
West Avenue
Lorain Judge Finds Bark Guilty of Assault and Fines
Judge Harry Bark of Lorain was found guilty of assault with intent to rob by a jury in Judge W. B. Thompson’s court. He was fined 40 and costs and committed to the county jail until paid. Bark faced indictment on the assault charge. Mayors fine Elyria disorderly conduct. Walter Dudek fined $5 and costs before Mayor W. H. Van Oster.
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Harry Bark
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Bark
Walter Dudek
Elyria
W. H. van Oster
Hearing Ends Divorce Suit After Voice of Experience Letter
Mrs. Betlah Wilson Koepp of Amherst and Wellington faced a dramatic divorce hearing in Judge A. R. Webber's court as a letter read from The Voice of Experience at WHK claimed she no longer loved her husband. Koepp admitted writing the letter but called it a fancy of the mind, while Worth Fauver asked to withdraw after questioning truthfulness. The case, seeking divorce and custody of two children, was postponed to October 26 to allow Koepp time to hire new counsel.
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Betlah Wilson Koepp
Amherst
Wellington
WHK
A. R. Webber
Worth Fauver
Elyria
Number Three Campaign Opens With Evening Meeting
Number Three continues in the local chapter with a district relief campaign opening an evening meeting addressed by prominent speakers. No opening supper will be held this year to minimize expense, while the committee aims to boost roll call participation and invite all to join. Mrs. Schulman heads district leadership with assistants being named to run the effort.
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Mrs. Schuleman
Weirton Steel Faces First Labor Trouble
Officials at Weirton Steel, once an independent plant since 1911 and now a division of National Steel Corporation, anticipate an early settlement amid its first labor dispute. The plant has historically shown stronger earnings during downturns than others in the industry.
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Tye
Weirton Steel
National Steel Corporation
Weirton Steel At
Numerologist Promises Strict Confidence for Analyses
Elaine H Williams advertises private numerology readings, claiming sealed mail remains unopened until opened by her. She asserts confidentiality for prominent individuals and cautions readers that the practice is a basic science, not fortune telling, urging immediate coupon submission for October conditions.
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Miss Williams
Atc
Elyria
Fragmentary Public Notice Requesting Birth Details and SASE
A clipped line from Elaine H. Williams of the Chronicle Telegram asks recipients to mail full birth name with month date and year, present signature and address, enclose a stamped self addressed envelope and ten cents to cover clerical costs, for confirmation notes.
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Elaine H. Williams
Chronicle-Telegram
Market Reports From Cleveland and Chicago Markets
Market notes show Cleveland produce and livestock prices with weak demand and varied livestock quotes. Cattle beef and hogs move slower. dairy prices steady to unsettled. grain futures mix amid No 3 red wheat and corn values. Chicago cash quotations reflect dull butter and egg activity with modest poultry prices and mixed grain futures.
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Cleveland
Cincago
Chicago
Leghorn
Roosters
Ducks
Byu
Purchase Interest of Third Party in Local Concern
Announcement made this morning that James D. Johnson and Tom D. Karros purchased the interest of Steve Karas in the California Fruit Store Inc. at Broad Street and West Avenue. Ernest T. Weir of Pittsburgh, chairman of the National Steel board, is expected today to aid in closing the steel holiday. J. C. Williams, president of Weirton Steel, is vacationing in Wales. Fred A. Hanlin, vice-president, supervises negotiations with union leaders amid the noted 95 percent union membership of Weirton Steel workers.
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James D. Johnson
Tom D. Karros
Steve Karas
California Fruit Store Inc
Broad Street
West Avenue
Ernest T. Weir
Pittsburgh
The
National Steel
J. C. Williams
Weirton Steel
Wales
Fred A. Hanlin
Bcards
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Grafton
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B. A. Jenne Phore
Central Book Store
Church St
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Gawler
Eagle Hall
Harry Standen
Gus P. Zilch
Methodist Church
Ruby Guild
Steele
Prospect Street
A. Michael
Park Avenue
St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
First Evangelical Church
C. L. Allen
Fremont
Allen
Frank Big
South Amherst
Calvin Sperry
Ita Denman
Mise Molly Ludwig
David Oberlin
Mansfield
Foster Jenne
Henry Hoffner
Frank Robinson
Margaret Earl
Homer Earl
A. M. Rickel
North Pleasant
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Mission Society
C. 1. Craig Home
Dorothy Sranden
Bride OF Chicagoan
Ipeage Society
George M. Danton
College Place
Herbert Harroun
Europe
Kurtz
Professor Kurtz
Oberlin College
Edward Capps, Jr
Pauline Loons
Art
Peters Court
Katherine Robertson
Bruce Brickley
E. H. Wilkins
C. N. Cole
Ellen B. Hatch
Peter's Hall
Robert Brown
Seminary
G. Walter Fiske
Fiske
Rofessor
Mrs
Walter M. Horton
Harrison Hall
West Lorain Street
Columbus
Ohio State University
E. E. McClafflin
Rochester
L. R. Livermore
Clent
Tee
Tuba
Lexhorn Dee
Idaho
Mxbt
Lima
Hubbard
MR. Merchant
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