Help Man On His Way To Hospital
Leo Durant of 68 Churchtone avenue Providence AI was found on Oberlin road near the city limits. He was taken to Memorial Hospital in Taylor's ambulance after Epic failure and was en route to a government hospital near Chicago for treatment with no funds to continue. Taylor and the Greyhound Bus Company shared the fare to Chicago and Durant later boarded a bus bound for his destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Taylor
Greyhound Bus Company
Leo Durant
Churchtone Avenue
Providence
Candidates File Expense Accounts in Ohio Nominations
In Columbus on August 9 Attorney General John W. Bricker reported a 100 contribution from Homer Edwards and 84.25 in expenses for his unopposed Republican nomination bid. Congressman Charles V. Truax, seeking the at large seat, reported 100 contribution from W. E. Martin and 414 spent. Gertrude Jo won the Republican nomination in her district and will oppose Democrat Brooks Fletcher in November, reporting six contributions and expenses amounting to 378.7a. Fran Kibob, Democrat, unopposed for his district nomination, spent 650. Herbert Hoover of Akron, who failed to obtain a nomination, reported fe, spent 14.02 personally, with his committee headed by Robert B. Eddy. Jumbus, who saw supreme nomination on the Republican ticket, reported 172. Toledo. C D Miniger named chairman of the Electric Auto-Lite Co. board. Royce G. Martin elected president. Miniger has been Electric Auto-Lite president for 20 years, while Martin, formerly VP of the Motor Meter Garage and Equipment Corp., was previously vice president of Auto-Lite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John W. Bricker
Homer Edwards
Or‘ Hurt
Secretary of State
Charles V. Truax
Brooks Fletcher
Fran Kioeb
Congress
Mo Herbert Hoover
Robert B. Eddy
Jumbus
Preme
Toledo
C. D
Bronhhelm
C. K. Hummel
J. H. Bechtel
Mansfield
Losh
Fredricksrowan
Brumesschenkel
Squire
Park
Eaton
Alfred Squire
J. C. On
John Mack
A Dannell
Simms
Charles Simma
Russia Township
W. C. Hill
Elyria
Pierce
Sterling Tite
George Schmidt
Bay Village
Carrie Mack
Alva Diedrich
Louisa Biermaeher
Ridgeville
E. F. Mack
Eicher
Elizabeth Davis
Anna Pierce
Walter Cornish
Butternut Ridge
Elizabeth Cousing
Verne Cornish
Grafton
Hopwood
C. C. Brumenscaankel
Virginia Brunger
Emrma
George Lewis
Emil Zimmerman
Euclid Heights
Pierce Home
Dorthea
E. E. Durkee
Orin Durkes
Walter Fishburn
R. H. Durkee
B. M. Ross
Ernest Nichols
Wooster
Dairyman’s Day Tecentry
Theodore Carpenter
Carlisle
Pittsfield
Carpenters
Orin Durkee
Chester Carpenter
Ashland
George Harrison
Kenneth Harrison
Berea Friay
Edward Glenn
Clague Road
F. J. Shuster
Carlton Blaine
Columbia Grange
Lyman Hitchcork
Columbia
Walter Fishburne
Mrs. Billings
103Rd
Lake Shore
Lorain
Donna Johnson
Get Curves With Vino Iron Tonic Ad From Muir's Drug
An old advertisement urges women to use Vino iron tonic to improve their figures, claiming tastiness and visible curves. Stamped as a drug store ad from Muir's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir's
Slain by Mob Victim in Chaotic Car Attack
Fragment. A boy was being taken for a ride when a car veered wildly and a bus boy suffered fatal brain injury as the mob violence unfolded. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pitts, Jr
Car backs down grade ends in damaged vehicle
A faulty parking incident on Seventh street led to a parked car rolling downhill into another vehicle. Mrs Abby left her car briefly on a grade, and it backed into a second car causing damage. No injuries reported. Local residents discuss remedies and cautionary steps.
No Charges Likely After Stop 7 Shooting
Sheriff reports no charges likely against three men detained after a shooting at Stop 7. Subjects include Joe Paul of Stop 7 and Lorain residents Mike and John Pruchnicki, arrested after an argument spurred by a dispute over Paul’s attention to his two daughters. Pruchnicki brothers were wounded by a shotgun blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stop 7
Clarence W. Dick
Joe Paul
Stop T
Mike
John Pruch
Lorainher
Paul
Lorain
Pruchnicki
Charge dismissed for lack of evidence in local case
A driving while intoxicated charge against Tony Zlatkowski of 348 West River Street was dismissed today by Mayor W A H Vanorter due to lack of evidence. A new warrant charging intoxication was drawn. Zlatkowski was tried yesterday with the verdict unable to prove guilt. A new auto theft report notes a Pontia Coupe taken from Harold Mischa at 141 Woodhill Drive Amherst. The car, light tan with cream wheels, carries Ohio plate 204 348.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Zlatkowski
West River Street
W. A H. Vanorter
Zlatkowski
Zlatkhowski
Yoourt
Evica
County Schift’s Department Foy
Divorce Suit Filed Over Extreme Cruelty In Oakes Case
Sylvia Oakes of ia files for divorce from Gilbert R. Oakes in common pleas fourtherday on grounds of extreme cruelty. They were married October 3 and have no children. A stray note mentions a toad, a birdhouse nesting, and a mischief incident with Bossepkor, oddly described amid the legal acrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Oakes
Gilbert R. Oakes
Common Pleas
Ortober
Prisoner Pleads Guilty In Intoxication Charge
In a small town court Justice Charles C asked Kelody for a plea to intoxication. Kelody answered guilty, and the judge fined 35 shillings plus costs totaling 11.80. Kelody paid and left the dock with money concealed on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Charles C
Matt Nolody
Kelody
Kelcd
Ohio State Fair Opens Monday in Columbus
Ohio State Fair opens Monday featuring an unprecedented volume of livestock, dairy, and other exhibits with premiums exceeding 150000. The racing program runs afternoons for the first five days, totaling about 17090. The Ohio State Fair Band of 340 high school musicians performs daily, with a nighttime Forward America pageant and fireworks. Director Hanefeld notes ongoing judging and strong sheep shows leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Forward America
Hanefeld
Oia
Middle Ridge Briefs Local Obituaries and Visits
Funeral rites were held for Mrs. Johnnels of Amb pacn. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Bechtel and HP Kolbe attended. Mrs Kolbe and Mrs Bechtel hosted and guests included Sam Bauman from California. Week-end visitors were Roy Linfoote and Albert Fasid from Cleveland. Local names noted: Ludwig, Hall, Eppoft, Carrig, Bechtal, Cotton, Lorain guests from Douglas and Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Alvi Senta Cruz
Calif Ends
Ludwig
Leds
John Ludwig Schmithers
Kolbe
N. W. Bechtel
HP. Kolbe
Johnnels
Amb Pacn
Llaide Hall
Mis
J Pearl
Bechtal
E. c Cotton
Edwin Sr
Euglas Fehulet
Lois
Amherst
Julia Koressi
Ann Morog
Lorain
Bramley-Hall and Underhill reunions And local notices
North Olmsted area reports the Bramley-Hall family Union meeting at the local park. Arthur Romp and sonsRebb and Junior are on a ten day Canada trip. Miss Marion Romp honors earth ler grand-parents Fitt Robb, amid illness in Lutherry Hospital. Underhill reunion held Aug 19 at No Olmsted p Cook Road. Mrs Frank Robb celebrated birthday with relatives from several towns. The Congregational church Bible class sent ecards. Rev Clyde Kuhn and wife began their morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
O. Ax
Bramley-Hall Family Union
Orday
Arthur Romp
Rebb
Junior
Canada
Marion Romp
Fltt Robb
Frenery
Lutherry Hospital
F. W. Wilford
Darras
Wilmot
Ohio
No. Olmsted P
Cook
Cook Road
Camp 193
Lorain
Frank Robb
Youngstown
Uninonville
Elyria
Congregational Church
Clyde L. Kuhn
Obscure Oberlin social notes with scattered names
A garbled Oberlin notice lists numerous residents and visitors including Mrs Harold Hall and daughter Mary Indiana, Miss Portia Cedar Avenue, Mr and Mrs Louis Ke, and many others, mentioning travel to Michigan, World’s Fair attendance, and various family gatherings as part of local social calendar chatter. The text is fragmented with many misspellings and unclear relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Roas Carsten
Harold Hall
Mary
Indiana
Ree
Michigan
Visi
Rome
F. Edmonds Pleasant Street
Nf. Brar
Bright Perrier
Ray Periier
Dale Bia
Bedford
Texas
Portia
Cedar Avenue
South Fassor Street
Louis Ke
Barbara
Easy Love
Etreet Ars
Houghter Lake
Glenn Princehorn
Mary Agnes
Frank Felnerace
Srican Legion
Sin Sandusky
Fay McMullen
Campin Ch
TG Sahn
Evanston trip notes and local social updates
Ten day trip to Evanston Westward described with family movements and visits. Mentions include J Flora family, Mrs Lida Lattemann former school teacher, Mr and Mrs C Hens and children, Richard Salisby returning from Marbishead, Pearl Easterbrook at Olmsted Falls, a family gathering at NM's home, Fy couple returning from a trip East, and car thefts involving W O Callaway and Dan Romp with no traces found. Betty Riderkin visiting from Mian. Carl Beebe and wife travel East to New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanstond
J. Flora
Hall
Iderki
Esti
Lida Lattemann
Sircingham
Elliott
Jabula
Richard Salisby
Marbishead
Pearl Easterbrook
Dutch Road
Olmsted Falls
Mr Fy
W. OW
Callaway
Dan Romp
Lorain Road
Gaviord Gardauer
Unionville
FG. Robb
Betty Riderkin
Mian
Carl Beebe
Dover Road
Eaton Family Attends Century of Progress Exposition
Mr and Mrs John White and son Russell with Miss Rose McKahn from Jodi motored to Bedford Sunday to visit Mr White s brother Mrs Edward Yost later joined by Mr and Mrs Victor Godfrie Miss Harriet Wotting and Elinor in Chicago to attend the Century of Progress Exposition Also traveling were Mr and Mrs Orrin Zacharias and daughters Joyce and Joan of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs Charles Thomas ang sou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
John White
Russell
Rose McKahn
Jodi
Bedford
Mr. White
Edward Yost
Victor Godfrie
Rocky River
Harriet Wotting
Elyria
Chicago
Elinor
Orrin Zacharias
Joyce
Joan
Los Angeles
California
Charles Thomas Ang Sou
Social notes from Battle Creek and nearby towns weekend visits
Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of social items. Charles Bradford of Battle Creek PDEN hosts relatives while Rose Sabin and Maude Ingraham visit Oberlin and Ober. Virginia Ross returns from a college friend stay in Oberlin. Helen Dawley misses work due to illness. families from Elyria and Cleveland spend a corn and hamburg roast. Frances Davis returns to Berea Community Hospital with nurse Miss Powers joining from Sandusky on a Canadian trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bradford
Battle Creek
Rudomen
Ober
Sune
W. ¥. Spletre
Gorator Rei Apne
Splete
Carthage
New York
Sopwith Cook
Alice Nicholson
Virginia Ross
Enola Worcester
Oberlin
Jis Helen Dawley
Harlan Squire Ara
Elyria
J.C Lyon
Ienday
Famies
Anne Ca
Son Forestani
Cleveland x
Canada
Frances Davis
Berea Community Hospital
Miss Powers
Sandusky
George Cornish
American Legion
George
Monaes
J. Lyon
Alfred Brightman
Wadsworth
Olive Hopwood
Marie Cornish
Hoskin
Michigan
Henry Leimbach
Elyria Opens Clear Sylk Hosiery Store Tomorrow
Elyria welcomes Clear Sylk Hosiery at 405 Broad Street next to O. P. Co. opening tomorrow at 10 am. Rocco Trombetta and his orchestra play Thursday and Saturday. The chain markets affordable silk hosiery produced in factory direct sales with local staffing and repair service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Sylk
Broad Street
O. P.5
Elyria
Van
Lure
Obra
Clear-Sylk
Cleveland
Lorain
Doug
Youngstown
Clear-Sy
Clear-Silk
Community Gatherings and Visits Highlight Local Social Calendar
Local families hosted and visited across multiple towns with reunions and picnics at History Park and various homes. Guests from Mansfield Elyria Ridgeville Euclid Heights Grafton and other areas joined dinners, weddings, and church events while youths and foster children found care with local families and Beechbrook Home.
Markets Cleveland Produce BU feeds Market Steady
Market data shows steady prices across produce and livestock. Cattle, veal, lambs, and poultry are listed with varied price ranges, including leghorn fowl, springers, and ducks. Potatoes from New Jersey and Illinois Triumphs are cited, with notes on receipts, prices, and regional markets. Grain and feed commodities quote No. 2 yellow corn, oats, and flour milling terms, alongside Butter quotations and live stock receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Colouk
New Jersey
United States
Idaho
Rusgete
U.S
Wisconsin
Trolumphs
North Lanate
USSL
Fornia
White Rose
Pennsylvania
Tax Collections Continue Strong in Half of 1933
County treasurer reports half year tax receipts at 1.67 million with second half expected higher. First half totaled 7.62 million and second half outlook suggests smaller sums than prior years but locals paid more in the second period. Treasurer Wright commends taxpayers for cooperation and notes no strike, few holdouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Labor strike violence and wage pact amid city turmoil
Four workers killed and hundreds injured as a extended labor strike pits Emploras against employers. A tentative 40 to 50 cent hourly raise lasts one year while a secret ballot union representation covers most market area workers. An arbitration board will have final say in disputes amid widespread disruption and millions in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emploras
Mar
Prunes Move by Freight Cars from Nampa Idaho
Idaho prune shipments required over one thousand six hundred fifty freight cars to transport the crop to market. During early August additional loads from the area included freight movements and boarding house side dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Here
Johnson and NRA wage talks amid New Deal reforms
The article reports on the possibility of doubling or raising Johnson's $6,000 salary to £15,000 and the impact on his private life and the New Deal. It discusses reconciling NRA controlled competition with FTC antitrust aims, labor relations challenges, and the idea of vertical unions alongside craft unions. Donald R. Richberg presents a White House survey on emergency agencies, described as heartening and planned for future publication as a campaign aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
NRA
Federal Trade Commission
Donald R. Richberg
White House
Richberg
Roosevelt Plans Final Recovery Talks Upon Return
Number Two outlined that he would spend his remaining Washington days on NRA reorganization. On returning, he would resume talks with Gen. Hugh S. Johnson recovery administrator Donald Richberg and Labor Secretary Frances Perkins about proposed changes. Richberg reported a heartening state of affairs to the White House executives and emergency council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Hugh &.Johnson
Donald Richberg
Francis Jerkins
Yast
Roosevelt
Union Station
Richberg
Executive and Emergency Council
White House
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Irene DeBell
Eloise
Nidad
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DeBots
Albers
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Culbers
C. EL Vanausdale
Wilbur
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Lorena Ly
Edith YrmMour
George T
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Mr and I
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Walian
Cleveland Livestoe
Gene Cal
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Cas Gulf Tire
Chronicle-Telegram
Alfred Alten
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