Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council Holds Third Meeting
About 100 graduates from Lorain County gathered at LaGrange High School for the third monthly meeting of the Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council. Darwin Bryan spoke on cooperative recreation. District officers and upcoming district meetings were announced. The group aims to study the cooperative movement and recreation for post high school youths.
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Lorain County
LaGrange High School
Lorain
Birmingham Scout Leaders Are Named
The Birmingham Bar Scouts Troop No. 35 held their regular weekly session at the Birmingham Gymnasium. Patrol leaders named are Junior Normande Leon Glime and Herbert Morris. Scribes are Leon Glime Teddy Dracos and Chester Zukowski. Scout-Master Thomas Hartley led the meeting with present scouts including Junior Normande Raymond Normande Jack DeWitt Ross Fleming Morris Wright Richard Hummer Leon Grime Herbert Morris Glenn Wright Edward Myers Teddy Dracos George Schieve Ross Chavalia and Chester Zukowski.
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Birmingham Bar Scouts
Birmingham Gymnasium
Junior Normande
Leon Glime
Herbert Morris
Teddy Dracos
Chester Zukowski
Thomas Hartley
Raymond Normande
Jack DeWitt
Ross Fleming
Morris Wright
Richard Hummer
Leon Grime
Glenn Wright
Edward Myers
George Schieve
Ross Chavalia
Grafton Townships Names Officers and Meeting Details
Erma Youngeberg LaGrange chairs Grafton Townships with Francis Lewis Elyria as vice president Zelda Schramm Elyria holds secretary and treasurer duties Norman Youngeberg LaGrange serves as discussion leader The next meeting is October 12 at the Lorain County Farm Bureau Co operative Association office in Elyria Open to any county youths Merritt Powell reports as county Farm Bureau manager
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Doris Portmaxz
Amherst
Kenneth Nason
Oberlin
Esther Gest
Grafton
Browunhelm
Black River
Henrietta
Russia
William Kneisel
Melvin Kolbe
Jane Baird
Dorothy Hobbs
Brownhelm
Camden
Pittsfield
LaGrange
Brighton
Wellington
Penfield
Rochester
Huntington
Joe McConnell
Carl Pease
Maude Hose
Mary Elizabeth Whitney
LaGrange High Scool
Sheffield
Avon
Elshia
Ridgeville
Carlisle
Eaton
Columbia
Grafton Townships
Erma Youngeberg
LaGrance
Francis Lewis
Elyria
Zelda Schramm
Norman Youngeberg
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Merritt Powell
County Farm Bureau
Not Guilty Verdict in Disorderly Conduct Case
William Newbiser of 251 14th Street was found not guilty by Mayor Leon ard Smith yesterday after disorderly conduct charges brought by Gordon Baker. Earlier reports indicated the charges had been dismissed.
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SOUND
William Newbiser
251
14Th Street
Gordon Baker
Leonard Smith
Elyrian Fined For Disorderly Conduct
Steve Nacy, 49, of 289 Weer River Street, was fined 10 dollars plus costs by Mayor Leonard Smith after an August 30 arraignment on a disorderly conduct charge following a clash with John Nagy, 55, of Toledo. Nacy failed to appear August 31. police had left word repeatedly. He was detained after officers found him on the street and refused to pay the fine.
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Steve Nacy
Weer River Street
Leonard Smith
John Nagy
Toledo
Corbett Southany
Stolen pullets and multiple divorce filings headline Elyria notices
A sheriff’s report notes 30 pullets stolen from A. L. Nichols of Mr Hollow. Divorce petitions filed include Leroy Frank Rust vs Virginia Caxist Rust for three years wilful absence and John Rahl vs Gertrude Rahl for neglect. A jury awards Peter J. Wagner compensation from State Industrial Commission for a 1932 injury at Thew Shovel. Additional suits involve R. H. Dawson v Katie Szabo et al, Sylvia Martyi v Frank S Jeve, and estate actions by Handy administrator.
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A. L. Nichols
Leroy
Leroy Frank Rust
Elyria
Virginia Caxist Rust
Guy B. Findley
Peter J. Wagner
Lorain
State Industrial Commission
Wagner
Thew
Elyrian Injured In Skating Accident
Charles Orea a 15 year old resident of 327 ahe avenue suffered a fractured ankle while skating at The Rainbow Gardens last evening. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital where the injury was reduced and treated.
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Charles Orea
Ahe Avenue
Rainbow Gardens
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Col A C Roebuck to visit Elyria for three days
Col A C Roebuck, a founder of a major firm later known as Sears Roebuck and Co, will visit Elyria Thursday through Saturday September 30 to October 2. He will be at the Sears store 352 Broad Street to meet friends and recount the firm's early history and growth.
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Col. A. C
Toronto
Canada
Sears
Minneapolis
Col. Roebuck
A. C. Roebuck, Inc
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Richard W. Sears
Woodstock
Ill
Roebuck
Mussolini and Goering Unity Emphasized in Holiday Observance
The report notes a suspended curfew for the holiday as Mussolini rests after engagements and plans a visit to the Italian colony followed by an afternoon meeting with Col. Gen. Hermann Goering, minister of aviation. Last night he was Hitler's guest at a state reception and dinner reinforcing German Italian unity.
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Mussolini
Hermann Goering
Hitler
Germany
Italy
Law Firm Pauver and Fauver Opens Oberlin Office
The firm of Pauver and Fauver, attorneys, opened an office in Oberlin with Robert N. Fauver in charge. The Oberlin location is the former office of the late C R Summers, and Fauver will reside in Oberlin.
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Pauver and Fauver
Oberlin
Robert N. Fauver
C. R. Summers
Fauver
Death Record MRS EVA SYBRANDT WELLINGTON D
Mrs Eva Sybrandt 71 died after lingering illness at her son Stanley s home in Cleveland She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church Waetorfnrd Po and the Wellington American Legion Auxiliary She survived by her husband William four sons Stanley Gerald Harry Theodore three daughters and a brother Funeral services will be held from Andrews Funeral Home Wellington Wednesday at 3 pm and the body shipped to Water ford Pa for burial John M Ditslear 68 died suddenly at home in Elyria He was born in Chambersburg Pa March 25 1869 and lived in Elyria twelve years He leaves wife Amanda a daughter Mrs Chester Whitcomb and three sons all in Tiffin ten grandchildren a brother and sister in Chambersburg The body will go to Ray C Myers Funeral Home Wednesday after funeral services at Nichols Funeral Home at 2 pm Rev Will Foster to officiate burial in Tiffin Cemetery Thursday morning at 10 am
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Wellington
Stanley
Cleveland
Sybrandt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Waetorfnrd
Woellforton Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
Wellington American Legion Auillary
William
Gerald
Traverse City
Mich
Harry
Edinburgh
Theodore
Homerville
Ohio
Grace Edwards
Mace Edwards
Plymouth
Beth Benis
Shelby
Isaac Ball
Erie
Andrews Funeral Home
Waterford
Chambersbore
Pennsylvania
Elyria
Tiffin
Peat Printing Company
Amanda
Chester Whitcomb
Harry E
Ralph
Roy A
Chambersburg
Ray C. Myers
Nichols Funeral Home
Will Foster
Tiffin Cemetery
Oberlin Road News Notes and Market Plans
The East Oberlin Community welcomed Professor Ward back at the church. Burdett Smith reported on his Rural Youths Conference trip to Columbus. Representatives from Russia Cartiste and Amherat met for a Leaders Conference at Camp Crag and picnicked at Elyria. The Women’s Society organized an all day meeting and plans the annual market for October 7 with committees led by G I Hobbs and others.
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Oberlin Road
East Oberlin
Professor Ward
Parkhurst
Burdett Smith
Columbus
East
Farm Bureau
Elyria
G. I. Hobbs
Women's Society of the Community
M. L. Turst
Metta Pierd
Eleanor Clark
Mary Saxton
Clarence Ward
Mark Rhodes
Arthur Durlam
Arthur McRoberts
Ford
M. L. Hurst
R. F. Clark
J. E. Ford
Venereal disease lecture on syphilis held at YWCA gym
Dr George Binkley of Western Reserve University spoke on syphilis and venereal diseases at the Y W C A gym last evening. about 150 attendees heard that syphilis can mimic other diseases and must be reported like smallpox and diphtheria. Lincoln High in Cleveland already offers related biology lectures, with an open forum to follow. The Sun Club plans another talk on gonorrhea, after a prelecture supper hosted by Miss Wade and others.
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George Binkley
Western Reserve University
Suni Club
Mabel Wade
Binkley
America
Lincoln High School
Cleveland
Sun Club
Marl Frye
Jean Buckley
Miss Wade
Mrs. Binkley
Vincent Church Notes and PTA Meeting Briefs
Vincent Methodist Church to host morning service October 3 with Dr. Herbert May of Oberlin. He also preaches at Aven M E Church at 11 am. PTA opens season with monthly meeting, social afterward, appointments for membership drive, and shifts to second Tuesday evenings. Several local families and visitors are noted in the week’s briefs.
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Vincent
Herbert May
Oberlin
School of Theology
Vincent Methodist Church
Paul
Minnesota
Ayon and
May
Aven M. E
Vincent School Parent- Teacher Association
Helen Jones
Sun day School Progressive Class Supper at Kent Church
A Thursday evening supper at the local Methodist Church featured a long table decorated with flowers. Attendees included Revered Theodore Paul and many local families, with a free will offering aiding furnace repairs. The event, hosted by the Progressive Class, concluded with a social time.
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Theodore Paul
M. B. Copas
Audrey Copas
John Harnish
John Cook
Leroy Rhone
F. H. Lewis
Bonita Harnish
Eleanor
James Lewis
Bonneybell Harnish
Oxen trained to heed traffic signs on farm parade exhibit
N E Simmons of Benedict North Dakota trains four oxen for his 500 acre farm exhibit. The team participates in historical parades with a mobile wagon. Simmons notes the herd has paraded 330 miles without an accident and can respond to traffic signals. He insists he is not old fashioned, having owned an automobile for 26 years.
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Benedict
N. D
E. E. Simmons
Buffalo Ed
Simmons
Improved Bible translations emphasize earlier manuscripts
SALT LAKE CITY. Dr. Edgar J. Goodspeed of the University of Chicago says recent manuscript discoveries in Egypt and the Near East reveal copies of gospel texts from the third and fourth centuries. New translations illuminate phrases unclear in the King James version. Goodspeed travels with family and a student on a western vacation tour.
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Salt Lake City
Edgar J. Goodspeed
Department of
Religious Education
University of Chicago
Egypt
Near East
St. James
Chicago
T. B. Goodspeed
Joseph Selove
Woman Fights Bull to Save Nephew in Cromers
TIFFIN Sept. 28 Mrs Blanche Burd is credited with saving her nephew George Zels age 15 from a charging bull. She attacked the animal with a pitchfork, driving it away after he was knocked down and trampled. Zels suffered a rib fracture and pelvic bruises.
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Tiffin
Blanche Burd
George Zels
Cromers
Zels
Cheaper Killings For Condemned Is Issued
North Carolina lawmakers debate replacing lethal gas with electricity for executions. A 1938 bill aims to restore the electric chair, arguing it uses less power and costs about 36 cents per capita less than gas. Prison officials note gas needs 10 to 13 minutes to kill versus the chair’s two minutes.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Buinenllo
General Assembly
Osicar Pitts
Mississippi River
Proposals on Court Reform and Public Accountability
The article outlines resolutions on marriage and divorce law reform and proposes bans on radio and camera access in courtrooms. It favors creating a cabinet department for the professions and requires sworn, public disclosures of all secret affiliations for judicial candidates under penalty of impeachment. Targeted at Justice Black amid Klan allegations.
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Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Agriculture, Commerce and Labor
Publc
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