Motor Drivers and Signalling Shortcomings In Ohio Study
A 1932 Ohio study by The Ohio State Automobile Association notes mixed progress in motor vehicle operation compared with previous decades. It catalogs driver types—Curve Passers Left Turn Tanglers and Cutter Ins—who fail to signal, glance, or yield, causing traffic jams or accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL W. Baird Calman Noreen
Haniles Jearist
Columbus
Ohio Viale Automobile Association
Geslova
Charles C. Janos
Scaratary
Ohio State Automobile Association
History officers chosen at Hamilton High School
Officers of the American History club were elected at a Hamilton High School executive council meeting. Robert Tuley was elected president with Adrian Mayer as vice president, Jean Fladder secretary, Elsworth Wonte treasurer, Matt Tor-Pin auditor, Susan Grove secretary book chairman, Marjorie Mount publicity chairman, Jexona Hart social affairs chair, Arnold Schiering assemblies in charge, and several drivers named for specialty tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American History Club
Hamilton High School
Cluss
Robert Tuley
American History
Olnbeganeil
Adrian Mayer
Jean Fladder
Elsworth Wonte
Matt Tor- Pin
Susan Grove
Scrupbook
Marjorie Mount
Jexona Hart
Arnold Schiering
Joe-Way Complex
Blackwell
New Low Prices for Wheat and Corn in Ohio
Columbus Ohio October 21 Wheat and corn have set new low prices over the past week says MM Maney head of the Ohio Farm Bureau grain department Wheat seeding nears completion and ri es should help In Ohio movement of wheat is minimal Canadian crop moves to market in large quantities Domestic new fodder movement starts slowly due to very low prices Farmers receive 12 to 18 cents per bushel for corn Oats remain steady with little offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Saga MM. Maney
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Ohio
Delegates Chosen for St George District Meeting
Mary Pélanter and Leong Vogt were selected as delegates to attend the auxiliary district meeting at St George church in Cincinnati on Sunday afternoon. During the same business meeting on Cres day evening, St Elizabeth Auxiliary No. 62 of the Knights of St. John met at the Monmont club on North Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghooses
Mary Pélanter
Leong Vogt
St Georgeshurch
Cinginati
Cres
St Elizabeth
Knights of St. John
Monmont Club
North Third Street
Bank book bargain scheme rattles Yugoslav liquidation
Investors speculate as a large local bank in liquidation buys up deposit books. Middlemen acquire books at about 45 percent of face value and resell to the bank’s debtors at roughly 76 percent, with investors predicting full repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agreb
Jugoslavia
Ohis Day by Day Events Across Counties
Tax payers in Hamilton, Shelby and Brown counties were granted reductions in the 1932 estate tax duplicates by the State Tax Commission yesterday. Four-year-old Marian Winslow was struck and killed by a truck yesterday. driver William Harris was injured when he upset the truck while trying to avoid the accident. Canton-Columbus was chosen for next year’s meeting. Simeon H. Nash of Columbus elected grand Toaster of the Grand Lodge of Ohio, F and A M at the 12th annual session. Cadiz: Stanford sentenced to one to 20 years in Mansfield Reformatory after pleading guilty to misappropriating funds during a power plant explosion investigation. Cincinnati: Several defendants pleaded guilty in federal court to violating the Volstead Act. W D Blank, Chillington, Willard Galliugh, Alexander Johnson, Nate Otway, and Warren Stephens await sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Shelby
Brown Counties
State
Toledo
Marian Winslow
William Harris
Canton
Columbus
Simeon H. Nash
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Marion
Cnginnati
W. D. Blank
Chillingthe
Willard Gallihugh
Alexander Johnson
Seiote County
Warren Stephens
Nate Otway
Woodsdale Cart Accident Narrow Escape For Bobby Maddox
Bobby Maddox narrowly escaped death when his horse driven box cart bolted at Woodsdale on October 21. The frightened horse overturned the cart and threw Maddox under it, leaving him with only a few scratches. Helen Sundo visited our Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore of
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Woodsdale
Woodadale
Bobby Maddox
Helen Sundo
John Moore
Local Social Roundup From Dayton To Trenton
Relatives from Dayton visited the Todds near Somerville and attended a dance in Trenton Saturday night. Dave Lindy and family were seen Thursday afternoon while Mr and Mrs Dewey Smith and children visited the Todds Friday. Joe Lindy and Archie Lindy were seen shopping in Hamilton Saturday morning. Mary Stevenson planned a few weeks with her daughter Mrs Charles Clark. Turmair is noted as the real name of the historian Johannes Agentinus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lindy
Ramilton
King
Joe
Dave Lindy
Mary Stevenson
Charles Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fournal
Bitte Agnesass
Dd Corps
Hasence of
Mistal Fener Raw
Ohis
Cadiz
Baward Stanford
Mansfield Reformatory
Robyville
Johanne. Turmair
Johannes Agentinus
SREA
Liaong
W.c.freehitling Co
Ketter
Freehtling
Sears
Fire Hawk
Bucille
Axminster
Zoft
Uy Aorus
Lowenslam'a
Lowenstein’s
Eam Aest
Wien
Rome
Lowenstein
Pally
Seezesiat
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