Declamation Contest Enrolls Lorain County Youths
Lorain County churches begin the annual Prince of Peace Declamation Contest for boys and girls aged 14 to 15 under Rev. J. W. Heininger. Contests run by November 10 with world peace themes from official Ohio Council of Churches selections. County winners receive medals. county winner advances to congressional test for gold medal. State competition offers scholarships and cash prizes totaling 389 dollars.
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Lorain
Prince of Peace
J. W. Heininser
Emmanuel Evangelical Church of
Ohio Council of Churches
Heininger
Death Record John Boyd 74 Oberlin Dies at Elyria Memorial
John Boyd 74 of Oberlin died at Elyria Memorial Hospital last night at 7 34 following a lingering illness. He had worked at the farm for 12 years. The body is at Sudro Funeral Home with visitation to be announced. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyd
Oberlin
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Boyd
Fark Deiry Farm
Sudro Funeral
Arguments In Guffey Coal Act Case Studied In Louisville
In Louisville on September 28, judge Elwood Hamilton studied the plenary arguments in the Guffey Coal Act case. The R. C Twas Coal Co seeks to declare the act unconstitutional while stockholder C H Clark sues to compel compliance. The government questioned jurisdiction and indicated no immediate ruling. The Tway Company and 15 others sue to stop the tax collection under the act.
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Louisville
Elwood Hamilton
Hamilton
R. C Twas Coal Co
C. H. Clark
U. S
Oldham Clarke
Tway Company
Internal Revenue Department
Hindmans Attend Meeting At Mansfield
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hindman of Elrria joined public health workers in Mansfield for the eighth district meeting tied to the 1935 Christmas Health Seat program. Dr. Robert G. Patterson of Columbus warned that the fight against tuberculosis in Ohio remains unfinished and requires heightened effort as attendees from Ashland Crawford Erie Knox Marion Medina and Richland counties gathered.
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L. B. Hindman
Elrria
Lorain County
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Mansfield
Robert G. Patterson
Columbus
Ohio Public Health Association
Ohio
Ashland
Crawford
Erie
Knox
Marion
Medina
Riching
Gasoline Stolen From Car on Court Street
Nine gallons of gasoline were taken from a car owned by M. E. Jonson of Columbus Street while parked on Court Street. The theft was reported to police yesterday.
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M. E. Jonson
Columbus Str
Court Street
Wes
Election Jobs At Polls And Local Notices From Lorain County
Fifty locals gain voting booth work under a new law with two judges and two clerks per precinct called Counting Details. The Lorain County Board of Elections also notes compensation and the need for a receiving officer. Other items include a nuptial announcement of Jeanne Répp and Fay Boone, a engagement party and upcoming Legion installation, plus a farewell for Louise Park heading to Lakewood Hospital training.
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Lorain
Community notices from Courtland and Grange events highlighted
Local items list church class sponsorships and officer elections for the True Blue Sunday School Class in Courtland, with names like Miss Park Semke and W. J. Otterbacher. Townspeople attended meetings in Grange Hall with delegates reporting and a magic act by J. P. Schafer and Verna Welers. An Akron station broadcast plan was noted.
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True Blue Sunday School
Oberlin notice fragment on work wear motives
Fragmentary OCR unclear text from Oberlin notice lists Contact Esther Alflen at 75 East Lorain Sid phone 2414. Mentions a break up and questions about motive and a work wear want. No clear event date or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Alflen
East Lorain Sid
Ethiopia Situation Reviewed By Former Resident of Egypt
Oberlin, Sept 27. Professor Alexander of Oberlin College spoke on Egypt and Ethiopia in a packed assembly. He traced the Canal era, colonial interests, and the tension between peaceful settlement and potential conflict, urging reliance on peaceful methods while noting European powers' roles.
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Ethiopia
Egypt
Oberlin
Watigs alLeniion
Leign Alexanter
Aberlin College
Oberlin College
Alexander
Assuit College
Asuit
API
Upper
Iren
England
Oberlin Women's Club Opens Year's Activities
The Oberlin Women's Club began its year with a meeting at Mrs. W. H. Chapin's Woodland Avenue home. Mrs. D. R. was elected president. A program followed the business session, including a tour to California and Mrs. McCullough's trailer trip with her husband and son across the United States.
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Oberlin Women’s Cab
W. H. Chapin
Woodland Avenue
D. R
A. Rodgers
California
Conservatory Announces Classes For Children
The Conservatory music department announces advanced classes in G and string instruments for school children. Tuition is free and enrollment is urged. Classes meet in Rice Hall with details including wind and string sections on specific dates and rooms.
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Conservatory
Bey
Miss Walls
Artar
Morrison
Wilms
Rice Hall
Ricehall
Oberlin
Dramatic Bible Reading Set at First Congregational
Rev John A Kaler plans a dramatic Bible reading at the First Congregational Church during the 10 45 morning service Sunday The reading titled The Marvelous Career of Pain aims to capture the language and drama of the Bible with full expression and action He envisions presenting it in Jerusalem from memory, in a style similar to Shakespearean reading
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John A. Kaler
First Congregational Church
Jerusalem
Reed Bound Over To Grand Jury On Burglary Charge
Roger C Reed 25 of the fairs s West Avenue was bound over to the grand jury on a burglary charge after being arrested Thursday night at Bann ker sud gut shop. He allegedly broke a window entered the place and was found with a shotgun rifle and ammunition when detected by citizens and police arrived.
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Roger C. Reed
Wes Beard
Grand Cary
Maz Wwe
Bannon Ker Sud
West Avenue
Broad
Reedy
Pays For Smashing Fireplug In Oberlin
An incident in Oberlin involved a driver smashing a fireplug on Ler Street. A bystander restrained the car until Oberlin officers arrived. the driver paid about 50 dollars to settle the matter and was allowed to head on.
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Oberlin
Motorist Fined for Reckless Driving at Red Light
Jake of Woodford Avenue was fined five dollars and costs after being arraigned before Major W H Vanosier this morning. Glass drove through a red light at the serenade and Second Street while a police car stood waiting for the light.
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Jake
Woodford Avenue
W. H. Vanosier
Glass
Theserenade
Second Street
Oberlin visitors return home from summer trips
Mrs. F. R. Powers and family of Georss T. Sedgeman of ia. have returned 79 Oberlin after spending some summer home in t roins. Mick Mr. and Mr bert Hender son of Ey ing Mr. and Mrs. J . Henderson of West College! sirset. Mrs. R. L. Curtis of Midland. Siting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Edwards of Edge 4 AM. Squire left Fester me in Los Angeles, fornia, after a short visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tersous. Mrs. Squire was a for mer Oberlin resident.
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F. R. Powers
Georss T. Sedgeman
Oberlin
T Roins
Mick
Bert Henderson
Eying
J ~. Henderson
West College
R. L. Curtis
Midland
J. L. Edwards
Edge
Squire
Festerme
Los Angeles
Fornia
W. L. Tersous
Visit to Grave of Oberlin Described by Faculty Member
A faculty member details a pilgrim tour to the grave of John Frederick Oberlin in Foudazy Alsace. Oberlin College students and Oberlinin Shansi participants join speeches and a communion cup emblem linking Oberlin College in America with Oberlin's Alsatian legacy. Pastor Kepplar presents Alsatian earth in a pottery container to the Oberlin representative.
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Oberlin
Oberlin v
Vosges
Oberlin College
Jameson Demage
Ana
America
Alsace
Oberlins
Oberlin- in-Shansi
Kepplar
Foudazy
John Frederick Oberlin
The Style Center Growth Under Max Goldstein Turns Twenty-Five
The Style Center led by Max Goldstein marks twenty five years of growth since its 24 by 36 foot first shop in Elyria. The store moved to a larger Ohio location in 1930 doubling floor space and today stands as a premier artful specialty shop in the region. Goldstein also leads Goldstein Sons Inc with outlets in Lorain Marietta and Parkersburg. Employee loyalty fuels ongoing expansion with fourteen of twenty six workers having five or more years of service. Goldstein cites rising dollar volume and steady unit sales as signs of a strong Fall and Winter outlook.
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Elyria
Sanduskian
Lorain County
Elyria Block
State Center
Art Smakery
Strie Center
Ohio
Max Goldstein
Goldstein Sons, Inc
Lorain
Marietta
Parkersburg
Goldstein
Alpha Austin
Court House Foreclosure and Receivership Sought in Lorain
A foreclosure action on the Jackson Hotel property at West Avenue and Broad Street seeks appointment of a receiver in Lorain County Common Pleas Court filed by Lorain County Savings and Loan. The case references a promissory note dated September 23 1928 for 54800, with Judge D A Cost delaying ruling to a morning hearing. The hotel has been run by John Dotrowski since the death of A L Jackson eight days earlier.
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Beneaen
Jackson Hotel
West Avenue
Broad Street
Common Pleas
Lorain County Savings and i Ins
Catherine
D. A. Cost
A. L. Jackson
Townsend Club Opens New Headquarters in Avon
Members of the Ei Send club met in their new headquarters at 136 Middle Avenue to plan a house warming and an upcoming Hallowe'en party. President W OC Hill reported rapid progress at Avon and Lorain Townsend clubs and noted five speakers from South Brooklyn in attendance. About one hundred members were present as plans to furnish the new HQ continued and the pledge of allegiance was given.
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Ei Send
Middle Avenue
Hallowe
South Brooklyn
Carakoza Countr
J. F. Schriner
South Brooklyn Club
A. J. Mallory
J. Wbiédutp
Eiskapeti
H.C. Hill
Backman
Ethiopia tension shadows Napoleonic era talk in Rome
Rome reports intensifying discourse on Ethiopian affairs as Italian leaders weigh costs and motives. Britain France and Spain form a sub committee to study sending League observers to the East African frontier to assess responsibility for attacks. Marcel Griaule proposes a plan to base a League mission at Addis Ababa and to fly to frontier points where hostility may be reported.
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Rome
Ethiopia
Spont
Pompeo Aloisi
Italy
Council
Britain
France
Spain
League
Marcel Griaule
Addis Ababa
Tready
Toledo market notes and Chicago quotations
Market items from Toledo and Chicago provide quotations on eggs butter and poultry. Butter receipts total 23 675 pounds with steady creamery specials and various price points. eggs receipts 6 609 cases with unchanged prices. poultry receipts include chicken and hen prices with steady and lower figures for some sizes and weights.
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Chicago
Theft Of $48 Being Investigated At Pennzoil Station
Detective Lloyd Sweet investigated a theft of 48 dollars from the Pennzoil station at Broad and Chestnut streets last night. John Ward admitted hiding the money in the store for the day. Attendant Arthur Lehmane reported it missing at 6:54 this morning after the rear window appeared unlocked.
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Pennzoil
Broad and
Chestnut Streets
Lloyd Sweet
John Ward
Foster Avenue
Sweet
Arthur Lehmane
Elizabeth Street
Four-H club fair exhibits planned with county involvement
Rights advisor roles noted for Sheffield S A S Club and home furnishing and flower clubs. Lorain County Senior Four-H exhibits appear at the fair with two junior assistants aiding Miss Bird. Exhibits set Thursday, judging at 9 a.m. Friday. ribbons reflect yearly club work. Money from awards funds community service projects.
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Bira
Margaret Pallas
West Carlisie Jolly Hustlers Club
Marian Lauer
Max Drake
Medina County Club
Miss Bird
Number Three Continued From Page One Warship Plans Rise
The article notes signatory countries ready to embark on widespread warship construction and cites the American naval building policy aimed at treaty strength. It states the program will bring the U S navy to treaty strength by 1342 and references Acts of Congress guiding the effort. A separate item reports 13 chickens stolen from Steve Laskey of 142 Elbe Street.
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Steve Laskey
Elbe Street
Detroit Couple Hurt In Lake Road Crash
Arthur Burns and his wife Mrs. Burns suffered serious injuries when Burns lost control on Route 2 near Vermilion after glare from headlights blinded him. A passenger, Mrs. Marr Morris, 46, received minor injuries. Burns and Morris were treated for bruises and cuts at St. Joseph Hospital.
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Arthur Burns
Detroit
Vermilion
Marr Morris
Lorsin
Burns
Joseph Woodings
Winton Co Gets Orders For Submarines
Cleveland September 25 As soon as official Navy notification is received the Winton Engine Corporation will begin work on its seventh eighth and ninth submarines in three years Secretary of the Navy announced that the Winton firm had been awarded a 2 255 145 contract for three underwater fighters Three others will be built by Hoover Owens Rentschler Co of Hamilton Ohio This firm will receive 2 Last year the Cleveland company built three submarines and the year before it had also built three.
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Cleveland
Navy Department
Winton Engine Corporation
Swarson
Winton
Hoover Owens Rentschler Co
Hamilton
Ohio
Recently Discharged Investigators Get Jobs
Deforest E Rimach of Elyria among eighty special investigators discharged from the state highway patrol is rehired by the bureau of motor vehicles as one of twenty new investigators. They start October 1 at 123 dollars a month after training, stationed in large cities to check licenses and state regulations, as announced by John Jaster Jr state highway director. The discharge reflected a law limiting non uniformed employees to fifty.
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Deforest E. Rimach
Elyria
State Highway Patrol
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Columbus
Motor Vehicle Department
John Jaster, Jr
Jaster
Highway Patrol
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John Boxd
Guffey
Hindmans
Elgrk
Charles Ct
Sanko
Wellington
Jeanne Répp
Fay Boone
Marrsville
Sunezy
Mondsy
Stiss Margaret Sitter
Vem Hoses
S. Ata P. A . W. Ceeard
Charmma Iek
Ted
Nave Zona
Mils
Bark-jar Street
E. L. Henes
Assoc E. S
Wagner's Grove
Guy E. Weiss
L. V. Beaning
Masonic Hall
Will. Enstall
American Legion
Hotel Aptiers
Louise Park
Tizabeth Wright
Adams Street
M Louise Park
Rouse’s
Lakewood Hospital
Cora M. Shepard
Courtland
Retaznec
Regul
Shererd
H. C
W. J. H.C. Otterbacher
A. W. Bran
Ger E. Fares. Spossefier
Robert Hereger
Harry W. E
RL. Walder
Mr. Berger
Warner Werks Swaser Co
John Rood
Spencer
Ir Company
Theo
Camp
le Grange
BR. Ferron
Rudsick
Mahr
Euch
Theumeling
Sugassi
Ferron
Redolph
Mac Cal Il
Here
Ahisea ‘Sisters
Jimmy Bele
Akron
Eer
Northern Savings
Federal Home Loan Bank
Masonic Temple
F.C. Ruth
North Cedar’ Avenue
Ziesta
H. W. Powers
Jes
Powers
Soy Ler
Blue Bird
Style Center
John Dotrowski
Middie Avenue
Joseph Petry
Sherif Chalmer Davidson
South Middle Avenue
Gerald Nau
R. B. Baus
Sheri
Clarence W. Dick
Butternur Ridge Road
Yesterdar
Belongid
Guardian Trucking Company
Aai Soekkinen
Henriettes
Henrietta Township
Robert H. Brown
Addie Brown
D. A. Cook
The
Cleveland Trust Company
Warren Austin
Lake Read
Robert Weerfield
Murray McDaniels
Westfield
McDaniel
Mary I. Leedale
Ernest Leedale
Julia G. Smalley
Brighton
William B. SmzHer
Helen Basinski
Berea
Joseph Petro
Sherif William Holst
George Denman
Ridgeville
Columbus. C
Willard Walters
Edward F Murphy
Townsend Club
Toledo Ghai
Lake
Winton Co
Ele’s
Elks Restaurant
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Amherst
Elyria, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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