Roosevelt to tackle critics on West Coast tour
President Roosevelt plans a western swing starting in September to counter critics of the New Deal. He will speak at two or three strategic points, begin in Arkansas, visit Uvalde Texas, Boulder Dam, and the San Diego exposition, with possible Panama Canal return and Hyde Park stay beforehand.
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National Parks
California
Mr. Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Hyde Park
Release Man Held In Store Thefts
Elyria police released a Cleveland man held on suspicion in thefts from local stores. He and two companions, a man and a woman, were arrested by Rocky River police and charged with petit larceny in Lorain County. The companions pleaded guilty and were to be sentenced. the driver claimed he was hired to transport others and did not know of the shoplifting. Proprietors could not identify him, so he was released. The note on Jersey cattle purity in the Channel Islands appears separate.
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Girl Evangelist Miss Betty Weakland To Visit Elyria
Miss Betty Weakland a Cleveland girl evangelist with twelve years of preaching plans a series of meetings in Elyria. She has crossed the continent four times and traveled from Canada to Mexico. Special music will feature each service and the series is interdenominational with a strong radio audience base.
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Cleveland
Evanse
Elyria
Plans Complete For County G O P Picnic
Final plans for the county picnic at Avon Lake Park were completed. Attorney General John W. Bricker is the likely governor candidate and will speak at 7 p m. The all day event includes swimming boating a band concert and entertainment with life guards on duty. Republican clubs from Elyria Lorain Amherst and others will attend and the Lotain County Young Men's Republican Club will hold its first annual picnic.
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Bricker
Elyria
Lorain
Amherst
Lotain County
Young Men’s Republican Club
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Avon Club
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John Horn
Union Oberlin
Oberlin
Lorain County
Ralph Foster
Crestline
Dawley
South Main Street
Ohio
Welfare Building Will Be Discussed In Washington Talk
COLUMBUS August 20 pi Carsten Dargusch vice chairman of the state tax commission and John M Caren executive secretary to Governor Davey will go to Washington tonight to confer with Harold L Ickes Secretary of Interior concerning the Federal Grant promised for Ohio s State welfare institution building program. The two officials were to consult with Ickes concerning legs phases of the situation particularly solving the guarantee of repayment of funds loaned the state in addition to any outright grant. Gov Davey conferred with State Representative P E Ward to arrange a meeting with the joint legislative TaNation committee to discuss enabling legislation that must be enacted in connection with the building program.
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Carsten $. Dargusch
State Tax Commission
John M. Caren
Davey
Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Interior
Ohio
Iekes
Particularny
Gov
P. E. Ward
R. Geauga
Joint
Legislative TaNation Committee
Hopson Says Profits Went To His Family
Howard Hopson testified before the committee that profits from his private service companies over five years went only to the Hopson family. Chairman Hugo Black warned of contempt charges if evasion of questions continued.
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Hopson
Washington
Howard
Joby Committee
Hugo L. Black
Senate
Real Estate Transfers and Property Quits Amid Flood Damage
A sequence of real estate transfers lists quit claim and standard deeds for properties in Avon Lake Elyria Wellington Ridgeville Lorain Sheffield Lake and Penfield townships. The flood damaged bridge story notes residents frustrated by slow repairs after a 75 foot span injury during hurried reconstruction and approach clearing.
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Catherine L. Scott
Thomas Scott
Avon Lake Village
Thomas E. Scott
Caroline E. Scott
Andrew Strinka
Helen Strinka
Walnut Street
Elyra
West Sth Street
Elyria
Harry Sheldon Underhill
Katherine Underhill
Avery C. Garberson
Harrie A. Garberson
Penfield Township
Rex L. McKinner
Edith Mr. Kern
Wellington Village
Christian F. Hoecker
Wilam F. Hoecker
Ridgeville Township
Anna M. Hoecker
Wiliam F. Hoecker
John Zudell
Phili Zudell
Sheffield Ue and Improvement Company
City of Lorain
Central United National Bank of Cleveland
Harry Newenschwander
Canterbury Road
Avon Village
van de Boe-Hager Company
Grace A. Meister
Sheffield Lake Village
Belton
Tez
Nary Alimony Suit Filed In Elyria Court
Irene Nary of Elyria sues Daniel Nary for alimony on grounds of extreme cruelty in common pleas court today. H M Frogge of Kansas City Missouri was fined 25 dollars and costs with 24 dollars suspended after arraignment before Justice Preston Coon for failing to stop his truck at a railroad crossing. arrested by deputy sheriffs.
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Irene Nary
Elyria
Daniel Nary
Common Pleas
H. M. Frogge
Kansas City
Preston Coon
Buckeye Fish Car To Be Sold In Modernization Move
Ohio survey recommends disposing of the Buckeye fish car and two Lake Erie boats Oliver Perry II and Veto owned by the State Division of Conservation. Built in 1917 for 318 009, the Buckeye carried fish in 12 tanks with an electric pump system and crew quarters but never fed the crew.
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Columbus
Ohio
Oliver Perry
Lake Erie
State Division of Conservation
Lewis Co Stock And Fixtures Sold
Fred Ullman announces sale of all stock and fixtures of the Lewis Mercantile Company store for 15250 at bankruptcy sale last Thursday. He says the merchandise has been sold to Hower Department Store in East Akron and fixtures bought by a Detroit company.
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Bowling Green
Hower
East Akron
Detroit
20 Turkeys Stolen From LaGrange Township Farm
A. B. Spicer of Whitehead Road LaGrange township reported to the sheriff yesterday the theft of 20 turkeys from his farm. The flock totaled 265 birds with 29 previously missing. The report also notes a statistic about beer consumption in the British Isles at roughly 130 pints per person.
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Whitehead Road
LaGrange Township
British Isles
Oberlin Community Hears Picnic Plans and Local News
Oberlin residents prepare for Lorain County Republican picnic to be held August 21 at Avon Lake Park with all day events, a band, sports, and a Bricker talk. Local reports note visits from Mrs. Burgess and relatives, club meetings, and campus graduates.
Five Foreclosures For Tax Defaults Ordered By Court
Foreclosures of five properties for failure to pay taxes ordered by Judge Guy B Findley. One case relies on old Dow liquor tax assessments. three are standard tax defaults. Largest involves 292 Manor Realty Company lots. Assistan t Prosecutor William Wickens led the actions. Other suits: George Mestusis of Lorain with a $564 tax total on a $440 lot. George Hurley in Brownhelm township. Dow law suits against Steve Nagy, Helen Nagy, and Mr Polchey in Elyria for liquor tax violations.
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Dow Liquor
Manor Realty Company
William Wickens
George Mestusis
Lorain
George Hurley
Cleveland
Brownhelm Township
Steve
Helen Nagy
Mr. Polchey
Elyria
WPA Farm Roads Project Announced
C C Stillman announces a state wide WPA secondary road program for Ohio to improve farm to market roads costing up to 2000 per mile. A parallel program will repair city streets and sidewalks at no cost to property owners, with requests directed to WPA headquarters in the Masonic Temple Building.
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Works Progress
Ohio
Earle Dynecan
Lorain
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Death notices for Riesen and Martin from Clarksfield
Wanouan Ohio August 20 Mrs Edward J Riesen 35 died at home in Clarkefield last evening. Survived by husband four daughters and three sons. Funeral 2:30 Friday Clarksfield Adventist church. Burial Clarksfield cemetery Wakeman Ohio August 20 6 Funeral for Hugh Martin 11 son of Mr and Mrs Verne Martin Hartland township held Wednesday 2:30 from Clarksfield M E church burial in Clarksfield cemetery. Died from lockjaw after foot injury on rusty nail. He leaves father mother two brothers and five sisters.
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Edward J. Riesen
Clarkefield
T. J. Edwards
Wickliffe
Ohio
Lawrence Gibson
Wakeman
Dorothy Riesen
Washington
DB. C
Ruth Riesen
Arthur
Worthington
Edward
Cleveland
Werner
Hugh Martin
Verne Martin
Hartland Township
Clarksfield
M. E
A. F. Lindback
Bound To Grand Jury On Assault Charge
John Resar of Case road was bound to the grand jury under $200 bond on an assault and battery charge when arraigned before Justice Preston Coon. He was charged with striking his grown son. bond was furnished.
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Case Road
Preston Coon
Coon
Richetti Sentenced To Die October 4
Kansas City MO August 20 Adam Richetti must die on the gallows October 4 for his part in the Union Station massacre. He is a confederate of the late Pretty Boy Floyd. Judge Ray G Cowan overruled a motion for a new trial. Richetti was captured near East Liverpool Ohio months ago by government men.
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Adam Richetti
Union Station
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J Ghanies
Pretty Boy
Accident Fatal To Detroit Man
J. F. Bryant, 58, of Detroit, died in a hospital after an automobile accident near Lima last week. His wife Rose Bryant, 50, was to leave the hospital to accompany the body to Dayton for burial. George Southwell, 55, of Parma, Ir., was reported improved after being injured in the same crash.
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J. F. Bryant
Detroit
Here
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Dayton
George Southwell
Parma
South Amherst Homecoming Draws Large Crowd
A vast South Amherst crowd marked the August homecoming with a lengthy parade from Church Street to Main Street and a dedication at the new fire station. Mayor Henry Garland presided as Rev. C E Schmidt led prayers and Mrs. Jeannette Born recounted village history. The day featured prize-winning floats, athletic contests, an ice cream social, and about 1,000 attendees.
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M. C. Kendregh
Henry Garland
C. E. Schmidt
Jeannette Born
Paul A. Mori
Cleveland
Frank Powers
Volunteer Fire Company
M. A. Houghton
Oberlin
Lorain County
Amherst Band
Edward Pretch
South Amherst School
Cliffords Piarists
Royal Neighbor Lodge
South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary Post
Prenie
Mary Alice McDermot
Magdalene Sarog
Elizabeth Dotzalf
Walter Tanchok
Billy Sprunk
Elizabeth Dotziof
Magdalene Saros
Ruddy Skrrletz
Harold Brucker
Edward Dotzinf
Clifford Pierre
Gust Mathas
Rom Willis
Gertaldine Smith
L. A. Andrews
Gust
Herbert
Glenn
Andrews
Johnny Lupe
Eugene Chappel
Edward Aebersold
Clayton | Guild
Lefty Kraus
Dewey Fackler
Anna Schroch
Ida Botos
Andy Gainok
Nelson Nickel
Herbert Merchant
Harry Ruth
Fred Schaub
Harry Brucker
Ford Heusser
Isaac Thompson
Charley Mathes
Ford
Joe Rich
Cleveland Market Report Dominate by Livestock and Produce
Cleveland livestock and produce market note shows cattle and calves strong with prime steers at $12.23 per 100 pounds and prime veal around $10.50 to $11. lambs and hogs active with mixed price signals. Wheat, corn, and oats futures listed beside government egg prices and regional auctions in Wooster and Buick.
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Cleveland
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Ting
Lover
Hay
Timothy
Ak Mu
Ithaw
Weekend Visitors and Illness Mentioned in Local Notes
The record notes weekend visits including Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hummer from Cleveland staying with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garland. Mrs. Sarah Spencer of Brownhelm called on Mrs. Jane Merchant who is ill at Mrs. Harriet Haywood's home.
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George Stephenson
Leonard Hummer
Cleveland
Henry Garland
Sarah Spencer
Brownhelm
Jane Merchant
Harriet Haywood
Prisoner escapes from Lebanon honor farm in Ohio
Frankie Mills, 34, serving a life sentence for first degree murder, escaped from the Lebanon honor farm last night. Ohio penitentiary officials were notified. Mills, admitted in 1921, was convicted of killing a messenger boy whose bicycle he had stolen in Dayton. He had been made a trusty by former Warden Thomas in 1931 and was moved between facilities recently.
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Frankie Mills
Lebanon
Ohio
Mills
Dayton
Thomas
London
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