Rexall Train Delights Elyria Crowds On Visit
The million dollar Rexall Train drew 10,878 visitors inside Elyria's New York Central Freight Station as it toured the United States and Canada on a five hour stop. More than 2,600 watched from outside. 79,000 had seen it in earlier stops. City officials welcomed the event and a plaque was presented to Rexall leaders.
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Elyria
New York Central
United States
Canada
Co. W. Pvilms
Rexalt
Elvira
Phillips
D. A. Baird
E. J. Starkard
Elsha
Crippled Children’s Movement
Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
G. F. “Daddy” Alen
International Society For Crippled Children
Wes
United Drug Company
Great Research and Technology Department
Boston
Rexall
Train Set to Tour 29,080 Mile Route with Luxury Cars
A 35-ton streamlined locomotive pulls a long train including a lounge car two sleeping cars two private cars for Louis K Liggett United Drug Company president and other executives, plus a power car with dynamo engines to power lights displays and air conditioning on a 29 080 mile trip.
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Louis K. Liggett
United Dreg Company
Dxnik
Funeral services for Father Aust of Avon announced
Father Aust of Avon dies at 71 after long illness. Bishop Schrembs will lead funeral at Holy Trinity church Avon at 9:32 a.m. Wednesday with Rev. Adams Senger and other clergy assisting. Born Langsenbrucker Germay in 1864, he came to the U.S. in 1883 and was ordained in 1893. He served in Cleveland parishes and Avon Holy Trinity from 1922 to 1931 before retiring for health.”
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Father Aust
Cleveland
Avon
Joseph Schrembs
Holy Trials Church
Adams Senger
Sheffield
Julius Ritter
Valley City
Isadore Rafferty
Lorain
Jerome Rohner
George Detzel
John N. Rheim
North Ridgeville
Father Rust
Langsenbruck
Germagor
United States
the Redemptorist Order
Hechester
Cardinal Gibbons
Batimore
Redemptorists
Diocese of
St. Stephen’s Parish
Independence
Peru
Holy Trinity, Avon
Death Notice for Mrs. Cecilia Rudin in City Funeral Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Cecilia Rudin mother of Attorney Frizz Rudin of this city were conducted at Collins Methodist Church with Reverend Dickey officiating. Burial followed in Townsend cemetery. She died Saturday at her daughter Melanie Rudin’s home on Joan Avenue Cleveland at 89 years 5 months 23 days. Survivors include Frizz Rudin and Miss Rudin, sons Albert Cleveland Charlie Detroit and John Chicago, plus eight grandchildren.
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Cecilia Rudin
Frizz Rudin
Collins Methodist Church
Dickey
Townsend Cemetery
Rudin
Melanie Rudin
Joan Avenue
Cleveland
Miss Rudin
Albert
Charlies
Detroit
John
Chicago
William Schultz of Erhart Dies. Rites Tuesday at Cornell Ave Home
William Schultz, born October 27 1847 in Germany, died Sunday morning. He lived with daughter Mrs. Grant Schrock at 226 Cornell Avenue for nine years. Survived by wife predeceased, daughter Mrs. Schrock, sons Ely Schultz of Lester Ohio and William H. Schultz of Cleveland, nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Body at Schrock home. funeral Tuesday at 2 p m from the Cornell Avenue home. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery under EB A Weishk Funeral Home supervision.
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William Schultz
Erhart
Ohio
Grant Schrock
Cornell Avenue
Mr. Schultz
Germany
Mrs. Schrock
Ely Schultz
Lester
William H. Schultz
Cleveland
Schrock
Ridgelawn Cemetery
EB. A. Weishk Funeral Home
Wallace G Stewart Dies After Lingering Illness in Elyria
Wallace G Stewart aged 54 died at Elyria Memorial Hospital Sunday evening after a lingering illness. Born December 7 1870 in Pittsburgh he lived in Elyria 30 years leaving three daughters Nellie Walker Jennie Reeder and Margaret McVery and two sons John and Charles among nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The body remains at Taylor Funeral Home pending services Wednesday at 9 46 AM from St Marys church with Rev Fr Daley officiating burial will be at a later date.
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Wallace G. Stewart
Fourth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Elyria
Nellie Walker
India
Jennie Reeder
Lorain
Margaret McVery
Elshna
John
Charles
California
Taylor Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Church
Daley
Dominic Cataso Dies Suddenly in South Amherst
Dominic Cataso, 34, a quarry worker, died suddenly at his home on South Lake Street of Lorain County last night at 9:00. Survived by three brothers Jesse Joe and Tom of South Amherst and six sisters including Mrs Henry Revere of New York City and Mrs Tony Branchkzo of Cleveland. Mother died eight months ago. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Dominic Cataso
South Amherst
South Lake Street
Jesse
Joe
Tom
Henry Revere
New York City
Tony Branchkzo
Cleveland
Joe Ranchineé
Charles Bove
Lorain
Lielia
Minnie
Oberlin Club Events Highlight Week Schedule
Oberlin O Sept 2 notices outline a week of meetings and events. Vine Rebekah lodge and Karl Wilson Locke Post hold regular sessions. Oberlin Women's Club departments plan various meetings. Odd Fellows and Relief Corps meet. a public assembly in Finney Chapel features M C Osborne discussing conditions in China with ties to Oberlin educators.
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Oberlin
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
Oberlin Women’s Club
John A. Rodgers
South Cedar Avenue
Sorosis
F. W. Teben
Fim Street
Florence Morgan
Martes Club
North Main Street
W. L. Persons
Elm Street
Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge
Woomen’s Relief Corps
Grenge Hall
Oberlin Women's Club
K. X. Hall
South Professor Street
Miss Bers Ladd to Give piano recital at Warner Hall
Miss Bers Ladd, a Bianco Conservatory instructor, will perform a piano recital Tuesday evening, September 29 at 7 34 in Warner Hall. The program balances classic and modern works by Beethoven, Liszt, Rachmaninoff, Debussy and Liszt. She earned a Bachelor of Music in 1931 and a Master’s degree the following year before teaching.
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Miss Bers? Ladd
Bianco' i the
Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
Beethoven
Lchumann
Rachmaninoff
Debussy
Liszt
Miss Ladd
Conservatory
George R. Osborne Named Dean at Wuchang Middle School
George R. Osborne serves as the new dean of the Middle School in Wuchang, China, guiding academic programs and student affairs at the institution.
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George R. Osborne
Wuchang
China
Floods Threaten Texas Towns and River Valleys
The report details widespread flood impact across Texas with Waco’s eight inch rain in 24 hours, record river crests on the Brazos and Colorado, 159 Lampasas residents fleeing as the Lampasas river overflowed, and casualties including three killed near San Marcos. Officials estimate damages in the millions, with relief efforts underway as freezing conditions worsen conditions for refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Haes
Waco Health Department
Waco
Brazos
Panhandle
San Marcos
Colorado
Austin
Mud City
Lampasas
San Saba
Padernales
Concho
Little River
Leon
Frio
Rio Grande
Corsicana
Temple
Rain Ends City Water Crisis In Kaufman
A week after Kaufman city lake went dry residents conserved water while Terrell pipeline supplied additional water. Yesterday rain fell and by nightfall measured 14.5 inches, prompting cancellation of the extra pipeline order.
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Kaufman
Tex
Ter- Tell
Murphy Company Picnic At Brandt Park Amherst
The T QO Murphy company hosted a Sunday picnic for employees and families at Brandt's Park in Amherst. Eighty five people attended enjoying an afternoon of games for children and adults. Mr Murphy played the piano and there was a community singsong later in the day.
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T. QO. Murphy Company
Brandt's Park
Amherst
Mr. Murphy
Local residents visit relatives and attend events
Mrs Philip Worcester and Miss Gladys Fore left for Oxford Florida after weeks with Oberlin friends. Mr and Mrs Robert Wright and others attended the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland. Wittenbach family visits Henrietta and Canada. Several residents hosted guests from Cleveland New York City and Plymouth Ontario with weekend trips and visits to local homes.
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Philip Worcester
Gladys Fore
Oxford
Florida
Oberlin
Robert Wright
C. J. Wright
A. B Parsons
Clevelland
Leo Kimmel
Carol Ann
Wittenbach
Henrietta
Canada
Waldo Watson
Cleveland
Charles Hallover
Groveland Street
W.E. Rogers
South Main Street
Vogelin
R. J. Hunt
West Lorain Street
Harold Bauman
New York City
North Professor Street
Mack Webber
Plymouth
Harter Endorsed by National Union for Social Justice
Akron September 28 Congress man Don W Harter was officially informed of endorsement by the National Union for Social Justice He said he is the Democratic nominee for Ohio fourteenth district and vows to uphold Democratic principles and Roosevelt support He urged opponents to study the Union sixteen principles for clarity.
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Akron
Don W. Harter
National Union For Social Justice
Harter
Congress
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Union
Mayor fines for disorderly conduct two cited
Fines of 5 and costs were levied by Major Don A. Baird on John Love of 11 Woodford Avenue and Iona Bramler of 118 Center Street after they were arrested at 1 15 a m yesterday near West Avenue and Broad Street for a quarrel.
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Don A. Baird
John Love
Woodford Avenue
Iona Bramler
Center Street
West Avenue
Broad Street
Bicycle Stolen From Broad Street Club Area
Herman Nailin of Tattersall Court reported to police that his bicycle was stolen Saturday from the rear of the K of C Club on Broad Street.
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Herman Nailin
Tattersall Court
K of C
Broad Street
Schedule Of Lorain County rural and village school events
Gerald M. Frank, music supervisor, issues a yearly schedule for Lorain County schools listing musical and other activities. Highlights include the Teachers' Association meeting October 7 at St Paul’s church Elyria, Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting October 23-24 in Cleveland, first nine weeks exams November 5-6, Christmas break December 24 to January 4, semester exams January 14, solo and ensemble contest January 36, Lent February 10, basketball tournaments February 19 20 and 26 27, third nine weeks March 18, senior scholarship tests April 3, band orchestra and glee club contest April 10, county scholarship tests April 17, district scholarship tests March 1 at Kent, county track May 8 tentative, district track May 14-15, final exams May 11 and year end May 21.
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Lorain County
Gerald M. Frank
Lorain County Teachers’ Association
St. Paul’s Church
Elyria
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cleveland
Kent
Court suite and foreclosures filed in Lorain area courts
The Andwur Mortgage Loan Company sues Mar gery Carpenter for 2100 and seeks foreclosure of Elrria property. Elizabeth Beard of West Lake Ave sues Midwest Haulers Inc for 800 over two maple trees knocked down by a truck. Bertha Goodman sues City of Lorain and Joseph Poltrone for 325000 after a beach collision at Lakeview Park. Nannie C. Harrison sues Roy H. Dunker over Avon Lake property. Home Owners Loan Corp sues Luigi Giacinto for 3383 seeking foreclosure. Personal Finance Co of Lorain sues Fred Dryer for 233 and foreclosure of a chartel mortgage. George Looks is sentenced to 1 to 3 years in Columbus penitentiary for non support. Eleanor Looks is awarded 40 cents daily for child support during incarceration.
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Elizabeth Beard
West Lake Read
Avor Lake
Midwest Haulers, Inc
Lakeview Park
Lorain
Bertha Goodman
Tenth Street
City of
Joseph Politrone
Joseph Poltrone
George Looks
D. A. Cook
Columbus
Eleanor Looks
East River Street
Howard R. Butier
Thousands Face License Rush as Driving Law Takes Effect
Elyria deputy registrars warn that many residents have not obtained driver licenses and the driving license law goes into effect next Thursday. Applicants under 21 need parental approval and under 18 receive temporary licenses with later exams. Drivers must be licensed even without owning a car and each family member who drives must hold a license. Local offices will stay open late to handle the last minute rush.
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Elyria
W. H. Senne
Adams
Foster
Thomas Francis
Broad Street
Allyan M. Gehl
Landon Likely To Carry New England In 1936 Vote
In New England the balance tilts toward Alf Landon with Massachusetts and Rhode Island leaning Republican while Vermont and New Hampshire appear safe for the GOP The Roosevelt drive struggles amid regional confusion even as Smith remains a political factor in the area An overall national split favors Landon in New England and Roosevelt in the South.
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Father Charles E. Coughlin
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Alf M. Landon
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Father Coughlin
Union Party
William Lembe
North Dakota
Alfred E. Smith
Robert Choate
Boston Herald
Traveler
Smith
Robert Brady
Vermont
New Hampshire
Hoover
Prsident
United States
Gov. Landon
Maine
South
Governor Lanleton Farm Program Under Media Scrutiny
Number Three continues on page 1 with George N. Peek, ex AAA chief, interviewed by a Republican radio commentator about Gov. Landon’s farm program. Frank Knox plans an Eastward swing after a Western tour. Vice President Garner to deliver his first campaign speech within a week or two, with several more possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Peek
New Deal Aaa
Gov. Landon
Frank Knox
John N. Garner
Felon Granted Pardon After Honest Life in Sydney
George Pinnock aged 37 receives a royal pardon from the Victoria Government after years as a re captured felon who later led an honest life in Sydney Nova Scotia. The pardon follows his unexpected re capture in Sydney.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Victoria
George Pinnock
Children Parade Protest After Bonfire Incident
Mrs. Edward Uhlar drove away children who had gathered for a bonfire on a vacant property near her home. The youths returned marching by her residence with signs reading Un fair to Children.
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Milwaukee
Edward Uhlar
Stolen taxi recovered after theft near city hall
A taxi owned by Wade Williams reported stolen from in front of City Hall last Friday night was recovered in Fremont on Saturday, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Williams
City Hall
Fremont
Cleveland Livestock Market Report
Market in Cleveland shows cattle and calves steady to down with varying weights and grades. Highlights include home steers around 1104 lbs with gains up to $9, butcher cattle mid to upper ranges, and calves showing active trade with choice to prime at about $11 per hundred weight. Sheep and lambs steady with choicest ewes around $3.30 and lambs near $9 for choice. Pigs and hogs quoted up to $10.40 for 220-240 lb groups. Eggs, butter, and live poultry market details listed with standard grading and price ranges. Potatoes across regions shown with New Jersey, Idaho, Pennsylvania, Long Island, Ohio, and Maine values.
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Rougis FE
Republicans Hold Rally And Ball In Lorain County
A Republican rally and Sunflower Ball at the Eagles Club featured James Garfield Stewart and Carl Sheppard of Akron speaking on national affairs. The event, co sponsored by the Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club and the Young Republican Women's Club, included introductions by Charles Anders and Local prosecutor Howard R. Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Garfield Stewart
Carl Sheppard
Akron
Congress
Eagles Club
Charles Anders
Lorain
Lorain County
Young Men's Republican Club
Young Republican Women’s Club
Howard R. Butler
Young Republicans Receive Greetings from Governor Landon
W. J. Castle, secretary of the Young Men's Republican Club, announces a letter from Governor Alf M. Landon. The message praises youth involvement in party politics and notes benefits to the party and to young Republicans in taking active interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Castle
Youngs Men's Republican Club
Alf M. Landon
Young Men’s Organization
Elyria Firemen Respond To Two Weekend Fires
Elyria firefighters were called out twice Saturday night. A pile of wallpaper behind A. L. Werner's house at 139 Harrison Street burned, likely set by boys. A second call was to Cascade Park where a 36 inch diameter hollow tree near the riverbank was burning. cause undetermined.
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Elyria
A. L. Werner
Harrison Street
Cascade Park
Landon Struggles With New England Backing
The text notes Gov. Landon facing limited enthusiasm in New England. It suggests victory there hinges less on his actions and more on Roosevelt’s unpopularity due to NRA and AAA measures and higher taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Landon
New England
Mr. Roosevelt
Market produce price list with varied per unit quotes
A fragmented price sheet lists apples cucumbers peppers tomatoes and more by unit, basket, or peck. Prices span 60c to $1.25 for items including apples beans cabbage cucumbers lettuce mushrooms peppers pickles tomatoes and onions with quantities noted as bushels pecks and baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
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Philips
Edward J. Griffing
Tristed Ding Company
Forest Street
L. M. Merrow M
Crystal
Father Aust of
Mrs
Cecilia Rundin
William Schuliz
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Esther Wood
Professor Street
Finney Chapel
East
M. Qosborre
Kine's College
Cambridge
Peiping
Great Britain
MC. A
World Student Christian Federation
Mills College
Walter M. Horton
Oberin
the Court House
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
Margery Carpenter
Elrria
Nannie C. Harrison
Avon Lake
Roy H. Dunker
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Luigi Giacinto
the Personal Finance Company of
Fred Douglas Dryer
Rome
Court Street
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Cleveland Livestock
Duchs Springs
Fancy Rock
Leghorn
New Jersey
Idaho
Long Island
Elyman
Landon
Home Growers’ Market
Sederis
Star Shoe Shop
Ridgeville
Avonbelden Road
Geo. Ammon
J. F. Diederich
Ridgeville Elyria
Dan Harding
Walton Ice & Fuel, Inc
Linco Gasoline and
Linco Oil Station
Turner
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