Ownership To Be Debated At Y M C A Forum
The Young Men's Forum at the Y M C A will hold a 7:30 P M meeting to debate municipal ownership of an electric plant. The question: Resolved That Elyria Should Own and Maintain Its Own Plant for the Manufacture and Sale of Electricity. Affirmative speakers are Marion Crowder and Curtis Spence. negative speakers are William Griffin and Frank Wilcox.
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Elyria
Marion Crowder
Curtis Spence
William Griffin
Frank Wilcox
Funeral Rites Held for Joseph Trunjea in Amherst
Funeral services for Joseph Trunjea were conducted Thursday at 9:00 A.M. at St. Joseph's Church Amherst with Rev. James Fischer officiating. Pallbearers were friends of the deceased and burial followed at Calvary Cemetery under the direction of The Baker Co.
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South Amherst
Joseph Trunjea
St. Joseph’s Church
Amherst
James Fischer
Calvary Cemetery
Baker Co
Eddy and Ike to Sing at Parma High School
Security Bene fit Association held a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. George Rice’s home with routine business and a social hour. Eddy Fahrney and Isaac Thompson known as Eddy and Ike will perform with the WGAR cast at Parma High School tonight and broadcast from Station WGAR every Tuesday and Thursday morning.
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Security Benefit Association
George Rice
Eddy
Ike
Eddy Fahrney
Isaac Thompson
South Amherst
Parma High School
WGAR
Ladies Tie Comforts at Congregational Church
The Ladies' Dime Society met Thursday afternoon and tied comforts after a brief business session. Mrs. Howard Hunt served refreshments to a good attendance. Also noted are church notes for St. John s Evangelical and Methodist services and a Legion Post 197 meeting this evening.
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Ladies’ Dime Society
Congregational Church
Howard Hunt
Local Ladies Visit Nearby Cities
Mrs John Thompson and Mrs Helen Baker visited Cleveland on Wednesday. Mrs Milo Kendeigh visited Oberlin on Thursday. Mrs Carl Gibson and Mrs Henry Kolb were shoppers in Elyria on Thursday.
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John Thompson
Helen Baker
Cleveland
Milo Kendeigh
Oberlin
Carl Gibson
Henry Kolb
Elyria
Longest European Rail Bridge Under Construction in Denmark
Construction has begun on a two mile long rail and road bridge linking Ore hoved Masnedo near Falster and Zeeland. The project, costing about 10 million dollars, will cut travel time between Germany and Copenhagen, funded by a Danish gasoline tax. The piece notes post office fabric purchases of 509000 yards cloth 1000000 yards canvas and 900 tons string.
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Europe
Orehoved
Masnedo
Falster
Zeeland
Germany
Copenhagen
Denmark
British Post Office Department
Wingfield retires from Nevada banking after bank reorganizations
George Wingfield a prominent Nevada figure in cowpunching gambling and mining ends his banking career at age 57 by reorganizing his 12 banks and “dropping out of the picture.” The once multi millionaire steps back from the state’s financial scene.
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West
George Wingfield
Nevada
Als 12
Kidnaping Complaint Names Archie Brown in Chicago Case
Mrs. Leonard Marcus, first wife of Chicago speculator John Factor, files a formal kidnaping complaint against Archie Brown. She identifies Brown as one of two men seen near her home before the abduction of their son Jerome who is held for a $50 000 ransom.
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Archie Brown
Leonard Marcus
John Factor
Chicago
Jerome
Beer law violations reported after Ohio legalization
Columbus Ohio April 21 beer legalized two weeks ago yielded about 750000 in revenue per treasurers office figures. Six city totals include 4877 permits issued and 767 drunkenness arrests vs 936 prior period. Auto accidents 605 vs four earlier, beer price 10 to 20 cents. five cent beer rare. Reports cite sale of 3.2 near beer in Cincinnati restaurant and Toledo bootlegging, racketeer permit claims by Senator Roberts, attorney fees over influence, Cleveland bombing after licensee refused bootlegged beer, Youngstown licensee arrest, raids on home brew flats bootlegging saloons. State inspectors to enforce rules. J B Dugan named chief inspector.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Toledo
J. Eugene Roberts
Youngstown
State Liquor Control Commission
Cleveland
J. B. Dugan
Lima
Prince George attends 100th The Streets of London show
Prince George was present in London for the 100th performance of The Streets of London, marking a milestone event in the run at the longtime production.
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Prince George
London
Cincinnati Man Sentenced to Life for Second Degree Murder
Samuel Melano aged 44 was sentenced to life imprisonment after pleading guilty to second degree murder for shooting Angelina Monaco, 31, when she closed the door on his visit to discuss a note payment with her brother.
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Cincinnati
Samuel Melano
Melano
Angelina Monaco
London Inn Keeper's Wife Wins French Lottery Prize
Mrs. Cecil L. Gianella, wife of a London inn keeper, has been informed she drew a Winning number in the French State Lottery. The prize amount is $57,509.
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Cecil L. Gianella
London
Elyria High School Speaker Places Fourth in Lake Erie Contest
Elyria High School student Robert Lee, a sophomore, placed fourth in the Lake Erie High School League extempore speaking contest held at Shaw High School in Cleveland yesterday. Winners were Lorain High School first, Cleveland Heights second, Shaw High third, Lakewood fifth.
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Elyria High School
Shaw High School
Cleveland
Lorain High School
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Special counsel named to aid state bank conservators
Four additional special counsel were appointed by Ohio Attorney General Bricker to assist conservators running unlicensed state banks. The appointees are Howard M. Nazor Ashtabula The Commercial Savings Trust Co F Bishop Andover The Orwell Banking Co Alice Shultz Bowling Green The Munn Banking Co Portage and Edwin L.
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Columbus
U.p
Bricker
Howard M. Nazor
Ashtabula
the Commercial Savings & Trust Co
F. J. Bishop
Andover
Orwell Banking Co
Orwell
Alice Shultz
Bowling Green
Munn Banking Co
Portage
Edwin L
Fort Wayne Man Seeks 25000 Damages In Akron YMCA Shower Injury
Ralph J. Rogers of Fort Wayne Indiana demanded 25000 in Federal Court in Cleveland for injuries from a slip in the Akron YMCA shower room on July 21 1931. He alleges the incident caused about six months of work loss.
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Cleveland, O
Ralph J. Rogers
Fort Wayne
Ind
Akron Y. M
Rogers
Postmaster Appointments named in Gloucester Ohio
Postmaster General Farley appointed Bert Angle acting postmaster at Gloucester Ohio and Pal-
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Mer Phillis
Mt. Sterling
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R. C. Jenson
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Christian Endeavor
Legion
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Pillsbury’s
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Radio Cooking School
Higbee Auditorium
Ginger Alley
Geomalt
Itchen Lenzer
Mervue
Magnolia Coffee
FEU
Florida
Wiltshire
Guthrie’s
H. W. Guthrie
Middle Ave
Korb & Bellingham
Cor
Clevelan E. V. Portman
Cleveland St
Gulf Rd
Geo. V. Cornish
Eaton Center
Pierce’s
Wakeman
D & Olive Sts
Lakeside Combination
Graham Waters
A. O. Hales
Middle Ave. Cor
8Th St
L. C. Denison
North Ridgeville
E. H. Ruth
C. A. Brown
Hinckley, Ohio
Nuhn & Sons
J. A. Axtel
Mrs. Leonard Marcus
National Biscuit Compart
14Th St
New York
National Biscuit Company
Calif
Highgate
Huron St
G. White Naptha
Dat
Climax Paper Cleaner
Maxwell House Coffee Bliss
Morton
Campbells
Bixby's
AEE A. A. Aboorkire
Hulls Grocery
West Ave
Bilow's Market
Emery's Cash
E. Broad St
B. A. Francis
East Bridge St
Harry & Bauer
Magill's Grocery
Clark St
H. J. Krueck
Lake Ave
VG Money AT Home
East
Smith Bros
Lodi St
James Tittle, JR
W. River
Chester Wyszynsky
Knechtges & Gorman
Grafton
E. J. Wise
C. B. Rawson & Son
LaGrange
Penfield Cash Grocery
Penfield
EHS
Robert Lee
Urbana
The
Peoples’ Bank
Woodstock
People’s Market
Chapel St
East Second
Broad Streets
Chapel Street
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