Wesleyan Mack G O P Convention Ends In Uproar
A Delaware GOP convention ended in an uproar as factions clashed over delegation seating and leadership choices. Key figures Robert Horn and another chair faced disruption as delegates disputed the president and party alignment.
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Lorain County Tops WPA Worker Counts in District
Lorain County leads in number of works projects under the WPA with higher totals than neighboring districts. The report highlights county achievements in public works during the program’s active period, noting substantial employment and district contributions to municipal projects.
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Oberlin Women Elect Officers At Luncheon Meeting
Oberlin news notes a luncheon where Oberlin Woman’s Club elected new officers for the coming year led by Mrs. D. R. Moore. Officers include president Mrs. Moore and vice presidents Mrs. F. E. Breed and others. A senior piano recital by Jeannette McClelland at Vane Concert Hall is announced, with Brahms items listed. Community items mention church events, club meetings, and local visits.
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Death Notices and Obituaries from Ohio Records
W OH Ruth dies at home this morning born August 1 1838 in Fremont son of Jacob and Anns Ruth Paul of Fremont obituary notices list funeral arrangements with Avon Baptist church burial at Avon and Elyria Memorial Hospital death details. Also mentions Ira Baughman of LaGrange to be buried near Avon with funeral to be held. other obituaries note Mrs Het Adams and related family death notices with forthcoming arrangements.
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Number Three Continues From Page One
A political column discusses Republican candidates and primary prospects as Roosevelt era figures are cited. It notes Ray regrot and Francs W. Pathe of Lima entering the primary, with mentions of John McSweens and past offices held, reflecting ongoing election dynamics.
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Ohio campaign notes praise and critique amid inflation debate
A fragment from a 1930s Ohio coverage shows Speaker Duffy praising Samuel H. Square and Governor Davey while criticizing private interests and the Big Four liquor monopoly. The report highlights claims of lower costs, bootlegging reduction, and criticisms of state budget practices amid ongoing political tension in Lorain and surrounding counties.
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Relief Problems To Be Discussed At Sandusky Meeting
County commissioners will attend a discussion on relief problems at a meeting of the Ohio Canaries Reef Association in Sandusky this evening. The board reported that several counties in the state belong to the association, including Lerais. A separate note mentions a case where a man pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated before Mayor Paw A. Baird, with sentencing postponed at defense request after a Saturday arrest.
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Democratic primary slate outlined in Lorain county notes
The report lists multiple Democratic candidates for state and county offices in Lorain, with remarks on budget cuts, attendance, and campaign pledges. Speakers included Mrs Myrna Smith, Harold G Mester, and others, while write in Norman Donahue was noted for county clerk.
Pleads Not Guilty To Possession Of Gambling Devices
Arraigned before Mayor Daw A Baird Joe Halsett confectioner at Middle Avenue and Fifth Street pleaded not guilty and was released pending Friday Patrolmen EB Paraer and J D Brew arrested Flakett about 3 30 A M yesterday after observing children about fourteen on a pin game machine They reported finding three punch cards in a cupboard behind Flal Jette counter Hatlett stated they had been there about three years and there were no chances Were being said
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Court house cases file suits for foreclosure and damages
The Home Owners Loan Corporation sues Isabelle Rivet for 2656 and seeks foreclosure of Elyria property. Jacob Kraiger of Cleveland faces injury damages for a deficit action. Frances Williams of Clare SB AT4 linked to property transaction in Russia township. Sunrise Brewing Company of Cleveland sues Ve Heli of Ei for 185 on a note. William Givner, a miner, and Joseph Givner sue The Huron County Banking Company for 2959 for breach of a purchase agreement. Levarny, yerry Lara Deweyt seeks divorce from Cheriin on grounds of present cruelty. Mitchell of Rochester sues Roy Snyder et al of New London for 3256. Foreclosures requested.
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Frances Wiliams
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William Givner
Joseph Givner
Huron County Banking Company
Levarn
Market notes on livestock and produce trends
Market items show cattle and hogs steady with receipts mixed. References to butter, soy, and produce suggest stable pricing amid varying demand and regional activity.
Soil Conservation Meetings Scheduled in Lorain County
Community meetings on the national soil conservation program are being arranged in Lorain County. The first session will be held tonight at Amherst, with more to be scheduled. The extension service is sending farmers bulletins showing how the program will operate on different farm types and listing community committee members.
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Tax bill fight continues in House as Senate looms large
Democratic leaders push passage of a 593000 tax bill with strong support in the House while Republicans abstain, awaiting a Senate clash over revenue aims. Senate finance hearings begin tomorrow as the House sharpens its calendar, with President Roosevelt pressing for farm relief funding and bonus payments. Morgenthau and Helvering to testify on the bill’s revenue provisions and new prices left out by the House.
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Bill Of Particulars In Case Aimed At Prosecution
A request for a bill of particulars was filed with Mayor's Clerk J G Schrock in the case against AD Wrist far st. The prosecution must answer the bill of particulars regarding their charge. Wright pleaded near resignation before Major Dow Baird Nondas on a warrant sworn by H A Mohler. Spector. The cage was heard next when Cheney said he could prepare the t after conferring with Mohler who is to be here Friday.
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No More Taxes Platform Drives Assemblymen
A fragmentary note shows a political platform labeled No More Taxes. It mentions a $25,809,000 allocation and relief funds. The text references landlords and oversight of the poor, rent payments, and upcoming wholesale excitations beginning Friday.
Community urged to join arts association membership drive
The association guarantees certs and opens membership for one week each year. Admission is not sold singly for concerts, as the group uses a widget system. Funds go to artists chosen by a local talent committee, with larger membership allowing better attractions. Chairman Robert J. Moore invites community participation to boost the citys cultural interests.
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Perfect An er Cleans Painted Walls and More
ORIGL offers Perfet Aner cleaner for walls woodwork floors druxs upholstery woolens blankets bath tubs and more. Although text is garbled the ad indicates a cleaning product targeting multiple surfaces and fabrics. It emphasizes versatility and household use across rooms and items.
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