Elyria High Hosts Rally for Weekend Football Games
Elyria High School students filled the auditorium for a rally promoting two weekend football games. The lightweight team meets Oberlin High School at Ely Stadium tonight, and the heavyweight squad faces Sandusky High tomorrow in Sandusky. Roy Clymer, the football coach, spoke as the band played and new cheerleaders led cheers.
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Elyria High School
Ely Stadium
Oberlin High School
Sandusky
Sandusky High
Roy Clymer
Y Drive Captains Picked for YMCA Campaign
The YMCA membership drive nears completion with five captains set Leonard Kuss Henry Ingersoll D B Simons Walter Kohn and Henry Stolzenburg. Three more captains to be named today Eight men's teams join six boys teams for the city campaign. Mon night kickoff dinner at the YMCA for men and boy workers at 6 50 p m with plans and prospect cards. Follow up report meetings Tue Thu Fri to track progress and no specific goal set.
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W. O. McClellan
Leonard Kuss
Henry Ingersoll
D. B. Simons
Walter Kohn
Henry Stolzenburg
Farm Accounts Are Checked in Wayne County
Farm accounts kept by 18 farmers in Wayne County were checked yesterday and today by Guy Miller of Ohio State University as part of a county agricultural extension service project. The program trains farmers to record all income and expenditures to identify profitable practices and losses and guide adjustments for greater profitability. Several additional farmers plan to join next year, says acting county agricultural extension agent C. I. Hummel.
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Lorain County
Guy Miller
Ohio State University
County Agricultural Extension Service
C. I. Hummel
Oratory’s status among literature observed
A concise reflection notes that of all literary forms, oratory is the least truly literate, suggesting tension between spoken rhetoric and written artistry. The remark hints at critiques of oratory’s depth and its place in scholarly discourse.
Medical care to be furnished the needy in relief plan
State relief funds will be furnished through relief districts for medical and doctor bills contracted on or after September 1 under limits set by the state relief commission. The state will cover only costs caused by unemployment after local funds are exhausted, with physicians to register if relief is dispensed locally. Doctors must follow a state schedule of fees and itemize bills.
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State Relief Commission
M. A Houghton
Kiwanians Hear Inspiring Talk at Hotel Newell Luncheon
Elyria Kiwanians met at Hotel Newell for a Thursday noon luncheon. Rev. Philip E. Auer, lieutenant governor of the Kiwanis 4th District, spoke on My Bouquet of Memories. President Walter Shultz urged support for a benefit football game for the International Society for Crippled Children. Guests included Lt. Gov. Page of the Kiwanis 7th District and B. Brooks of New York City.
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Elyria Kiwanians
Hotel Newell
Philip E. Auer
Kiwanis Club
Walter Shultz
American Legion
International Society For Crippled Children
Page
Tth
Kiwanis
B. Brooks
New York City
Lorain Countians to Present Plays in Seven Communities
Lorain Countians will stage home talent plays with local actors and producers in seven county communities this coming winter. Each group will perform in at least three towns, some in four, with an exchange plan so groups see and visit each other’s plays. County groups include Columbia East Oberlin Ridgeville Pittsfield Eaton East Carlisle and LaGrange.
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Lorain Countians
R. B. Tom
Ohio State University
Columbia
East Oberlin
Ridgeville
Pittsfield
Eaton
East Carlisle
la Grange
Divorce affirmed. alimony reduced on appeal in Bradley case
In common pleas court Maria Bradley was granted divorce from George A. Bradley of Ripton and the decision was affirmed by the court of appeals. The alimony, set at $600 in the lower court, was reduced to $150 by the appellate court. The report notes the outcome as of today. Lydia M. H. Miller sues Henry Hill and others for $5141 on a promissory note. Foreclosure of a mortgage in Sheffield Township is sought. M M Rothman of Lorain had charges for selling cigars without a license dismissed by Justice Joseph Petro after state enforcement officer E J DeLong of Norwalk filed the case.
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Common Pleas
Maria Bradley
George A. Bradley
Ripton
Court of Appeals
Lydia M. H. Miller
Henry Hill
Sheffield Township
M. M. Rothman
Lorain
Joseph Petro
E. J. DeLong
Norwalk
Rothman
Cash Allowances To Be Made To Landlords
County relief director M A Houghton announced rent payments to landlords permitting indigent families to occupy dwellings. Payments start Sept 1 per State Relief Commission schedule. Landlords must show annual property tax via county auditor. payments tie to tax bands with caps, plus extra subsidies to prevent evictions and rent for furnished rooms up to 20 percent of base total.
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M. A. Houghton
State Relief Commission
Houghton
NRA Chief Endorses Labor Board Push in Coal Tie Up
The NRA backed labor board pressure as coal mines owned by H. C. Frick Coke Co. remained idle over union recognition. Negotiations with Frick executives continued under Donald Richberg and Kenneth Simpson while Gerard Swope led a special committee to curb the strike. Wagner warned against hasty conclusions, noting many disputes stem from denial of workers’ rights to organize and bargain. He also outlined plans to create regional labor boards across 12 Federal Reserve districts within two weeks.
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Pennsylvania
H. C. Frick Coke Co
U. S. Steel Corporation
NRA
Frick
Donald Richberg
Kenneth Simpson
Labor Board
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Wagner
National Board
Federal Reserve
Cigarettes Sale License Question At Two Spots
A testimony failed to prove cigarette sales at both locations though licenses existed for one. The justice noted the doubt over enforcement and the dual-site claim remains unresolved.
Oberlin School social opens fall season and faculty updates
The Oberlin School of Commerce held a fall dance with 100 attendees from Lorain Elyria La Grange Kipton and Polk as the Oberlin Rhythm Aces played. Dean Cole announced incorporation of the Kindergarten Primary Training School into the College of Arts and Sciences.
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Oberlin School of Commeres
Lorain
Elyria
la Grange
Kipton
Polk
Oberlin Rhythm Aces
C. N. Cole
Kindergarten Primary Training School
Kindergarten Primary
Visior
College of Arts and Sciences
Goodrich House
Nasipak Funeral At Sacred Heart Church Saturday
Edward Nasipak seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Valentine Nasipak of East Rusia township died at Allen Hospital Thursday morning funeral services will be held Saturday at 930 A M at Sacred Heart Catholic church Burial will be made in St Marys cemetery in Elyria Edward death occurred one week after an appendicitis operation Four brothers survive John Joe Martin Valentine
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Oberlin
Edward Nasipak
Valentine Nasipak
East Rusia Township
Allen Hospital
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Elyria
Edward
John
Joe
Martin
Valentine
May Establish Relief Corps In Lorain
County officials and Lorain Red Cross members discussed creating a Lorain relief corps under the Federal Relief Administration. Red Cross workers would continue relief tasks, now under federal direction, with compensation paid by the federal administration.
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Lorain
Elyria
M. A. Houghton
Lorain Relief Commission
Lorain Red Cross
Relief Administration
Red Cross
Federal Relief Administration
Federal Administration
Houghton
Confesses To Setting Fire To Reichstag
Marinus van der Lubbe, a Dutch stone mason, confessed in the Supreme Court to setting the Berlin Reichstag fire that aided Adolf Hitler and the Nazis rise to power. Prosecutors allege he acted as a Communist tool alongside four fellow defendants: Ernst Torgler, George Dimitroff, Wassil Taneff, and Blagoi Popoff.
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Leipzig
Germany
Marinus Marinus van der Lubbe
Supreme Court
Berlin
Reichstag
Adolph Hitler
Grama
van der Lubbe
Ernst Torgler
Communist Party
George Dimitroff
Wassil Taneff
Blagoi Popoff
Real Importance of Numbers in Home and Business
A pamphlet urges attention to numerology claiming numbers shape building purpose and life outcomes. It argues homes, offices, and even cars have vibrations that influence happiness, success, and behavior, urging readers to seek private teaching from Clara ELAINE H. WILLIAMS.
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Inn
Fragmentary Clip For Signature Address Request
A clipped message asks to present signature address details and a full birth name including month date and year of birth. It emphasizes providing the birth name rather than a confirmation name, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear context or entities.
Four Communists among defendants amid pro Nazi claims
The text states four are admitted Communists with all but one being Bulgarians. Communists argue Van Der Lubbe showed pro Nazi statements for years and that he targeted the building to smear Communists. They claim the event helped place Hitler in power in the election a week later.
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Torgler
van der Lubbe
Mitler
Merchants Busy Figuring Out Cotton Tax
Elyria merchants rush to calculate their liability for a cotton and part cotton goods tax due tomorrow. The levy applies to many shop types with stock on September 1 and amounts to about four and a half cents per pound. Processing taxes on pork corn and tobacco slated for October 1 will accompany floor taxes on stock. Wheat and wheat products processing tax already in effect to aid growers.
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Elyria
Stanley H. Waite
Internal Revenue
Cleveland
Death urged for six in Alton banker kidnaping case
A Circuit Court jury in Edwardsville weighed death for five men and a woman charged in the July 19 abduction of 77 year old August Luer, Alton's wealth from meat packing cited as motive. Prosecutors pressed for the maximum penalty as the defendants claimed innocence and blamed others amid two weeks of testimony.
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Edwardsville
Ill
August Luer
Alton
G. H. Mudge
Lillian Chessen
Charles
Mike Musiala
Pery Michael Fitzgerald
W Randolph Eugene Norvell
Christ Nicola Gitcho
Luer
Department of Justice
Irish O'Malley
Gracie Adams
East St. Louis
Bear sightings boost Pennsylvania hunters morale
Harrisburg reports indicate unusually many bears in Pennsylvania forests this summer. One party logged nine bears seen in a single day in Bedford County, signaling strong wildlife activity and potential hunting prospects statewide.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Bedford County
MARKETS CLEVELAND AND CHICAGO QUOTATIONS SUMMARY
Cleveland market report shows steady poultry meats and mixed produce with various price ranges for colored fowl, leghorn, springers, ducks, and roosters. potatoes listed by region with prices per 100 pounds, and livestock including cattle calves sheep hogs with price bands. Chicago cash quotations note butter eggs poultry and potato specifics, with regional price spreads and futures remarks.
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Cleveland
Tuba
Idahorus
Ohio
North Dakota
Minnesota
Pennsylvanle
Chicago
Prehistoric Skull Found on Moreau River Near Lemmon
A ten inch horned skull, about four feet long, was found near Lemmon South Dakota by Harper Edwards. Geologists say they will study the vicinity for more fossils and clues to ancient life.
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Lemmon, S. D
Harper Edwards
Asia
Moreau River
Timber production slump hits Harrisburg state forests
Timber production in Pennsylvania has fallen to less than one sixth of the potential from 13 million acres, per the Department of Forests and Waters. The report notes the sharp drop as Cuba's population is estimated at about four million.
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Harrisburg
Department of Forests and Waters
Cuba
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