Elyria Safety Council Organized by Eight Local Groups
The Elyria Safety Council was organized yesterday afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce with eight organizations represented. Mayor Joseph Q. Petro chairs. Karl W. Plocher elected vice chairman. an executive and planning committee plus a secretary were appointed. the council will join the National Safety Council. The planning committee will develop safety projects and coordinate activities. a scrapbook review group was formed to assess rural accident records from Granges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Safety Council
Chamber of Commerce
Karl W. Plocher
National Safety Council
Joseph Q. Petro
Harry W. Luethi
Petro, Plocher
Paul Gentzel
A. S. Ormsby
A. C. Hudnutt
Safety Awork
R. C. Maston
Harvey C. Cheney
Don Sotherden
O. J. Shafer
National Tube Co. Schedule For Coming Week
The National Tube Company plant at Lorain will keep steel production at current levels next week with finishing output dipping slightly. Two blast furnaces and six open hearths stay active while the Bessem er converter runs two shifts. Rail mill remains idle as do skelp mills overall. Mills 2,6,7 operate five days from Monday seam less mills 1 four to five days starting Monday and three to four days for seams 2 and 3. Schedule is tentative and may change with orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Butt Mills
Seamless Mill No
Skelp Mills
Skelp Mill No. 5
Skelp Mill No
German Liner To Leave For New York
London Sept 30 The German North German Lloyd line announced the liner Europa would depart Bremhaven for New York today after being held in port amid fears of a European war.
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London
German North Lloyd Steamship Line
Europa
Bremerhaven
New York
Ownership dispute over machines leads to courtroom standoff
The state argued for seizure of machines as evidence while Hobbs faced pressure to testify on ownership. Hobbs’s attorney and witnesses testified to establish ownership, including Hoggs as owner. Police and deputies described orders to seize the machines without a warrant amid the warehouse break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
John von Blum
Oberlin
Harry Squire
Marshal Robert Parrish
Hoggs
Death notices of Elyria residents and others in the region
Multiple obituaries from Elyria area papers note deaths in early October and late September. John Kanco formerly of Elyria died at City Hospital in Fairmont West Virginia after an appendix operation. Mike Zenich died at home in Elyria after a two week illness. Estella J. Roe widow of R. B. Roe died after a lingering illness. John Hamler of Wellington died on a La Grange farm. George Rufus Fox of Wellington died at his Union Street home. Burials and funeral arrangements are given for Brookdale Cemetery Elmwood Lorain Ridgelawn cemetery and local church services. Surviving relatives include Urbansok family in Elyria, Mary E. Roe, and other extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kanco
Elyria
John _ Urbansok
West River Street
City Hospital
Fairmont
West Virginia
Czechoslovakia
Koppers Cola Mining Co
Mike Zenich
Anna
West Street
Boswell
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
St. Peter's and Paul's
Russian Orthodox Church of
Lorain
United Russian Orthodox Brotherhood of America
Michael, Jr
Charles
Bittner
St. Peters and Paul's Church
John Semanzky
Elmwood Cemetery
Estella J. Roe
R. B. Roe
Taylor Funeral Home
Frank Hicks
Ridgelawn
Roe
Sixth Street
South Newbury
Ohio
Ely~ria
First Methodist Church
Daughters of the American Revolution
Four O'Clock Club
Forest Roe
Irwin
Pennsylvania
Mary E. Roe
Buffalo
York
S. D. Johnson
Cleveland
Lloyd Johnson
Baldwin
Louisiana
Henry P. Miller
Sunbury
Wellington
John Hamler
Ray Hamler
la Grange
Brighton
Beeigsie
Margaret
Doris
Lewis Runals
Keith Andrews
George Rufus Fox
Union Street
Cal
Sullivan
George Biddle
Whitefox
Elsie Garnon
Clara Kingsbury
Wakeman
Ely Business College Debuts Its Spectrum Newspaper
Today at Ely via Business College the Spectrum, the college’s semi monthly student paper, makes its first appearance alongside a student musical program. Class officers were elected including Agnes Dowdell as president and Kenneth Walker as vice president. The mimeographed publication reports on school and student news with editors Josephine Zehel and assistants Janet Hoffman and Norman Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyvia Business College
Spectrum
Guy B. Findley
Abbe Road
New College
Josephine Zehel
Janet Hoffman
Norman Schroeder
E. T. Reese
Agnes Dowdell
Bettie Opper
Dorothy Koepke
Robert Meredith
Kenneth Walker
Marion Mertz
Thirty Recommendations for Improving Elyria Fire Facilities
The National Board of Fire Underwriters outlines thirty recommendations from a city survey. Key points urge expanding water capacity and intake lines, adding firemen and new trucks, constructing a drill tower, installing a fire alarm telegraph, revising building codes, extending fire limits, and codifying explosive regulations. Emphasis on immediate hires, training, hose capacity, underground wiring, and sprinkler mandates to prevent conflagrations in the mercantile district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
National Board of Fire Underwriters
East River
Civil Service
Glenwood
Olive Street
Fairlawn Avenue
Third Street
Fire Department
Gebauls
National Board of Firendterwriters
UN National Board of Fire Underwriters
Court actions in Amherst and Russia Township foreclosures and suits
Betty Fahrney and Charles Fahrney joined by Louis F. Beesing of R D 2 Amherst sue to satisfy a 967.50 judgment via foreclosure in Russia township where defendants hold an interest. Miabel E Hutchins of 116 Street files May suit against M Wilcox executor of Emi May Marsh deceased for 623 for personal services over 25 weeks and 164 for advanced pigment of bills.
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Betty Fahrney
Charles Fahrney
Louis F. Beesing
R. D
Amherst Et al
Russia Township
Miabel E. Hutchins
116 & Street
M. Wilcox
Astate
Emi
May Marsh
Boys Ready For Membership Drive
Preparations for the Y M C A boys division membership campaign proceed with eight team captains announced. Captains are Thomas Hutchinson, Robert Klein, Rudy Skiuleiz, Rue McIn tyre, Jack Ferguson, Maynard Unger, Thomas Mynchenberg, and Alador Bara. A kickoff dinner at 6 p.m. next Friday at the YMCA will issue final instructions. H Rae Selby will speak as campaign chairman for both divisions. Prizes for the boys campaign will be displayed tomorrow. the men's campaign starts October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YM. C. A
Thomas Hutchinson
Robert Klein
Rudy Skiileiz
Rue McIntyre
Jack Ferguson
Maynard Unger
Thomas Mynchenberg
Alador Bara
YM. C. AL
Stocks Spurt As War Scare Ends
New York September 30. Stocks jumped about 11 or 9 points at the opening as market activity surged for one of the year’s most active starts. Gains briefly extended before profit taking pulled them back. By midmorning trading eased to near the day’s highs with General Motors rising to 47 34 and U S Steel to 39 as buyers moved in.
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New York
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Markets Bring Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices
In Toledo and Chicago cash markets, grain bids show fluctuating quotes for corn and wheat, with oats and barley lightly quoted. Livestock and dairy tones indicate steady to weaker trends as supply remains heavy, while regional receipts and futures notes reflect cautious demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eeese, Ide; Other Prices Unchanged, Povtatoes
United States Department of Agriculture
Totak United Wake
Bliss
Wade Russet Burbanks
U.S
Colorado Red McClurées
Wisconsin Cobblers
UL S
North Dake Cobblers
Heavy Fall and Winter Activities at Elyria YMCA
Elyria YMCA announces a dense fall and winter schedule for men, women, boys, and girls. Programs include volleyball, basketball, boxing, gymnastics, swimming, and more with multiple daily sessions for adults and separate classes for cadets, preps, junior groups, and high school students across gym, pool, and courts.
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Elyria Y. M.C. A. Wall
Foyom
Frick Boys
Ife
Puff ball measures 34 inches in circumference
Immense puff ball brought to the Chronicle Telegram by Senauver of Like Avenue. The writer notes it as the largest puff ball they have seen, measuring 34 inches around.
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Senauver
Like Avenue
Chronicle-Telegram
Reublin recalls Elyria sixty years ago town memories
J A Reublin, in his Broad Street grocery office, remembers Elyria as it was sixty years ago as he approaches his sixty first year in the town. He notes the Reublin family moved here in 1860, the milling beginnings, and Elyria’s population then about 3,500 with Broad Street only partly paved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
New England
J. A. Reublin
Reublin Brothers
Broad Street
Reublin
Carrett Reublin
J. A
Frank Reublin
East Bridge Street
Salvation Army
Grafton
Cheapside
Middle Avenue
Third Street
West Avenue
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National Tube Co
F. A. Humphrey
Drews
Sears
Stone’s Grill
Sederis Restaurant
Richman Bros. Fine Tailored
Toledo Grain
Ustyer
Ilevgtor Ce
Heart On Milling Co
Aha
Nhoe
Saeonk Cuer
Serond Curtis
Atts
Riedy
Nin Dias Fia
Gathpore
Tau Wing
Serth Ba
Bren
DAG Baer
Ehulee
Des Pelts
Lambs
Blameyon Tate
PTO
Vale
Chaige
Wellers Searai
Greschai
Wigher
N. Ruughs
Bo Cortland
Tate Hunton
Berth Fe
Dean
Dee Bas
Dulane Boy Te Saber Fee
Pds Betptiy
Peps Atista
Tokyo Bay
Toksa. Vn
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Y.M.C. A
Bluebird
Frank S. Harmon
Thrifty
Liza
W. J
4Th Street
Ostrov’s
Blo
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