Woman Threats Lead to Custody Over Child in 1937 Ohio Town
Police charged 22 year old Margaret Bishop with dis orderly conduct after she threatened neighbor Mrs Shafer and demanded the child’s safety. Juvenile authorities had earlier removed her four month old daughter from her care and placed the infant in the Children’s Home, hoping for a proper home before return. Kenneth Bishop said his wife had wandered the streets since juvenile court proceedings.
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Margaret Bishop
Euclid Street
County Jail
Shafer
Wife seeks help as husband Clarence Battle goes missing
A young wife asked police for assistance last evening in locating her husband Clarence Battle aged 21 who has been missing since midnight Wednesday from their home at 148 West Street, a report on file at police headquarters says. The Mexican Government has an efficient Tourist Department.
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Clarence Battle
West Street
Three divorces granted by Elyria court judge
Judge D A Cook granted three divorces this morning in Elyria including Edythe Linderman from Coy Linderman on gross neglect and John Gowkowski from Kasmita Gowkowski on neglect and cruelty. Pearl Jackson, Charles Jamieson, and Julia Blair also received divorces on several grounds.
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D. A. Cook
Edythe Linderman
Elyria
Coy A. Linderman
John Gowkowski
Kasmita Gowkowski
Minnie A. Harris
Charles Henry Harris
Pearl Jackson
Lorain
Joseph Jackson
Charles Jamieson
Avon Lake
Katherine Jamieson
da M. Askey
Howard H. Askey
Julia Blair
Leo Blair
Guy B. Findley
Window Fair Opens in Oberlin October 1 and 2
Oberlin plans a two day Window Fair with exhibits of fruit vegetables baked goods and canned foods displayed in local business windows and judged for prizes. A flower show runs Friday and Saturday in Claude L Lyman's show room with Community Garden club sponsorship.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin
Claude L. Lyman
Oberlin School of Commerce
South Main Street
Commounity Garden Club
Ford Garage
Eight Students Elected To Oberlin High School Senate
Elections held last week chose two representatives from each class. Seniors: Jean Lester and Robert Dew. Juniors: Wilma Hull and Richard Weeks. Sophomores: Janet and others not listed.
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Oberlin High School
Jean Lester
Robert Dew
Wilma Hull
Richard Weeks
Janet
Announcement On Filing Of Social Security Forms
An official Washington notice states that Social Security returns forms SS Two and SS Two A will not be required for the quarter ended September 30. The next returns cover July 1 to December 31 and must be filed by January 31, 1938. When an employee attains age sixty five or dies within that period, Form 82 will begin duly one despite any contrary instruction on that form.
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Washington
London Alliance of Hon or Society
A London alliance vessel or society is noted in a brief item referencing an organization termed the Alliance of Hon or Society. The note emphasizes the group's existence and convivial or civic role without detailing actions or members.
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London
Alliance of Honor Society
Afternoon In China to Be Held Sunday at Goodrich Houser
An event titled An Afternoon in China will be held Sunday afternoon from 2:30 to 1:00 pm at the Goodrich Houser. Oberlin Shansi Memorial Association trustees and the Student Committee invite all interested people. Frances Gade and Robbins Strong from the class of 1964, recent Oberlin Shansi representatives, will be introduced.
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China
Goodrich Houser
Oberlin Shansi Memorial Association
Frances Gade
Robbins Strong
Prospect P T A opens drive for new members
Prospect school begins membership week with invitations sent to parents. Each grade aims for 190 percent of its parent group with a prize for the leading grade. Mrs. Lee Holden chairs the membership committee. Board meeting set for Monday October 4 at 3 30 pm at the president home.
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Prospect School
Lee Holden
P-T. A. Hoard
P-T. A. Board
H. H. Thornton
Forest Street
Stocks Advance Up To 3 Points
New York sem is stocks advanced fractions to three points in moderate trading. Industrial issues led the advance with U S Steel at 133 4 and Bethlehem Steel up about 7 8, American Can at 101 1 2, Chrysler 5 4 8, and General Motors higher. Gold mining shares remained in demand as Ahrisha Juneah rose to 11 4 for 7 8 gain and Doma Mines gained 2 3 4. Atchison improved to 59 1 2 and New York Central neared 2 to feature the railroad section. Utilities quiet and steady with non-ferrous metals higher.
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New York
Sem
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Ahiska Juneah
Sain
Doma Mines
Atchison
New York Central
Car damaged near Woodford avenue during move
Mrs Leon Kennedy drove over railroad tracks on Woodford avenue to bypass a blocked street while moving. Police reported the vehicle damage. J McQuiston of 114 Artemas court told police a spare tire and rim were stolen from his car on East Bridge street.
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Leon Kennedy
Woodford Avenue
J. McQuiston
Artemas' Court
East Bridge Street
Funeral services for Rev J F Miller in Nicholasville KY
The Rev J F Miller died in Nicholasville Kentucky. Funeral services were held at 2:30 PM at the Taylor Funeral Home with burial at Ridge Lawn cemetery. He was the father of Mrs George W Smith of Columbus Street.
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J. F. Miller
Nicholasville
Kentucky
Taylor Funeral Home
Ridge 4 Lawn Cemetery
George W. Smith
Columbus Street
Henry K Brasseile Dies in Coshocton After Illness
Henry K Brasseile, a former Elyria business leader, died in Coshocton Ohio after a lingering illness. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning in Coshocton. He is survived by two sons James and Ralph and grandchildren Joan and Keefe, and a sister Marr of Cleveland.
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Henry K. Brasseile
Elyria
Coshocton
Ohio
Sumners Speech Dominates ABA Convention in Kansas City
Texas representative Hep W. Sumners stirred lawyers with a blunt critique of government by the many and called for budget balance and decentralization as the ABA delegates tackled Roosevelt’s policies and Black’s Supreme Court appointment. The convention debated 13 resolutions, including opposition to Justice Black and questions about campaign spending. No one has yet explained the true secret of the perfect omelette.
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Kansas City
Qio
Amerign Bar Association
Sumners
Roosevelt
Justicugo L. Black
Supreme Court
House of Delegates
Bar Association
Resolutions Committee
Justice Black
Robert Lee Tullis
Baton Rouge
Market and Livestock Prices from Toledo Market Report
Markets show steady grain and live poultry with mixed signals in cattle and calves. Cattle receipts and hogs led steady to lower undertones while hay, grain, and vegetables fluctuate by grade and region with notable prices for corn, oats, and apples.
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ineSuy Ius
Leto
Sheets Elevator Co
Mosntuna Milling
Helfer
Barre
Ted Slig
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Trumbull Wheat V. A. Fries
Huron, D
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
C. C. McDonald
Elyria Canning Company
Estelle M. McDonald
McDonald
Jessie Daniels
Charles C. McDonald
Bessie Bidenham
Harry J. McDon
Preston Coon
Grover Berkmeyer
Birmingham
Bertha King
Amherst
Vern Dunham
Leonard Smith
John J. Warner
West River Street
Guy B.findley
Ohio Industrial Commission
Warner
Commission
Lorain Telephone Company
Paul Smith
Sheffield Lake Village
Eugene Findley
Winifred J. Kirk
Morris Kirk
Slyria
Leon W. Jones
Wellington
Oliver. Jones
Common Pleas
Lillian
John Yuhas
Wellsburg
W. Va
Percy Emery
Emery
Pocahontas Schroll
WM. J. Moriarty
Lorain County
Savings & Trust
Richman Bros
Broad Street
Col
A. C. Roebuck
Mrs. Roebuck
Chicago
Sears Roebuck and Co
Elyrians
Roebuck
Ralph Young
J. W. Weessies
Young
Weessies
Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenser
Union St
Chronicle-Telegram Carriers’ Association
Herrick
Cereby
Ashley and
Leon Bohrer
P-T. A
Doren Lyon
Holgate
North Cedar Avenue
Lakeside
Curtis Holgate
Cuyahoga Falls
Betty Glenn
Dayton
Herbert Glenn
North Professor Street
Catherine Burrill
Cleveland
Charles Shreffler
John Wood
East College Street
McCoy
Lakewood
J. E. Barnard
South Cedar Avenues
Caldwell
Idaho
Dudley
Harry K. Brainard
Aghtabula
Charles’ Shreffler
L. J. Nixon
North Main Street
Civina
Kim
Henry R. Brasselle
Texas
Stirs Lawyers
Wainwright Florist
Cleveland Rd
East Avenue
Resar’s
East River Street
THONE
Feland
Ucster
New Jersey
North
Duke- St Bilas
LDS Lone
Toledo
Yates
WILEA
Niigata
Capitol Theatre
Ena Brandee
Dutch Boy
Eagle Picker
the O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Reublin Bros
Jones Farm
P. V
Jonathan
Hubbard
Richelieu
Dre
Ige
el Peaches Cranbert
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