State Central Committee Meets in Columbus
Campaign committee organization for the two major parties proceeds in Columbus with meetings of the Republican and Democratic State Central committees. Ed D Schorr of Cincinnati is slated for re election as state chairman, while Earl Hanefeld faces re election as central committee chairman and Francis W. Poulson is named to head the state executive committee. Martin L. Darer arrives to discuss Democratic plans as Vic Donahey’s senatorial bid looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Republican State Central Committee
Ed D Schorr
Cincinnati
Sehorr
Clarence Brown
Branchester
Ottawa
Francis W. Poulson
Cleveland
Cave
Carl Watson
Findlay
Hanefeld
White
Old Guard
Charles Awyer
Ownership of Beer Parlor Equipment To Be Decided
The first case of this nature before Justice of the Peace Charles Lord will hear ownership of beer parlor equipment. It stems from Jack Ambrose’s judgment against Erwin Mehoert, proprietor of the Dutch Kitchen, with equipment claimed as purchased by Bert Orvis. If no agreement is reached, a five person jury will be selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Charles Lord
Jack Ambrose
Erwin O. Mehoert
Bert Orvis
Ty Tmslice
COLT
Charles C. Lord
Tos Colt
Weinstine
Plas
Max Burtha
Tom Finegan
Court filings show multiple suits and a divorce ruling
Esther Kostro sues Elizabeth Sebastian for 5000 alleging improper Hungarian language slurs in presence of those who understood it. Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. sues Lucilie B. Kirk bride for 3507.89 on a note, forecloses Elvira property, and seeks 587.61 unpaid judgment. Lillie R. Ackers sues Papatsidales for 587.61. Lees Guthrie sues Grace M. Campbell and Gwen J. Bannon for 249 on a note with transfer chain noted. Ruth Richards vs PanTM moved for new trial after petition dismissed. Atherta Campbell granted divorce from Len J Campbell for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. A petition in error in John Wellenllan vs Wilfred P. MacDonald dismissed and remanded. Howard Slack, 44, dies after hog attack injuries near Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherta Campbell
Len J Campbell
Coning On Pleas Court
Ideal Weather Opens Ohio State Fair Pageant Season
Ideal weather greeted Ohio officials as the state fair opened with ceremonies at noon. Tens of thousands gathered for the parade and pageant Forward America with a cast of over 2 thousand, while horticultural and agricultural displays drew crowds. Police and fire protection were planned, and the Ohio State University exhibit was doubled in size from last year.
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Columbus
Aus
Alba Esini
H. W
Amerca
Sas
Ohio State U
Primary Election Noted Tomorrow Across States
The notice outlines upcoming primaries in Washington, South Carolina, Mississippi, and California. John son is seen as a likely winner in California. South Carolina faces a run off for governor with many aspirants. Mississippi features Senator Hubert L. Stephens facing Ran Ness Cel sing. The piece mentions liquor laws, census trends, and Roosevelt era political feuds influencing the races.
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Washington
Anglia
Derrncra
Tomerre
Ward Hy No Lair
Gusi
Hitem Jo
Johnson
South Carolina
Mississippi
California
House of
Ferar
Carolinmar
Hubert &. Stephens
Pat Harrison
Ran
Ness Celsing
War Department
Theodore G. Bilho
Leal
AAA
White House
Stephens and
Collins
Roosevelt
Commonwealth
Republican
Democratic
Dea
Georges Creel
Directory of Public Information
Justn
Wardell
Binelair
Death of Ohio tax official R Julien in Columbus
Columbus Ohio August 27 R Julien age 49 an accountant with the Ohio State tax commission died at his home after a month long illness suffered from a heart attack at the tax commissioner's office a month ago friends and colleagues mourn his passing in the state capital.
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Columbus. C
R. Julien
Ohio State Tax Commission
Esterday
Tax Commissioner's Office
Delivery complaint line for Oberlin Chronicle
Chronicle subscribers at Oberlin receive a delivery contact notice for Esther Alflen. Call Louis Bliss at 12 225 N Pleasant St for missed papers or delivery issues. reference to Oberlin 107 North Pleasant Street and a phone listing 451-W.
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Oberlin
North Pleasant Street
MKS
Esther Alflen
Louis Bliss
Pleasant Sh
Wellington
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
East
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Hulburt-Edmonds Reunion Held Near Oberlin
The first Hulburt Edmonds reunion was held at the home east of Oberlin with many relatives attending from Bos Mass and nearby areas. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred Fa Mie, Evelyn We Mace, Mrs Jen Powers and others. mentions of travels to the World's Fair and a Century of Progress exhibit, along with several local arrivals and conversations about kinship.
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Oberlin
Hulhure Yfmonds Famites
Wee Edmonds
Qtr
Bos Mass
Thrinsaten
Fred
Vuertes
Ardcor
Evelyn We Mace
Deglan
Mro
Exhibition Of Chess Is Given
Exhibition of chess draws interest as players Evans Siemtenaers Xerwalkox Baromar Allen and others compete in a noted display. A chess game ends in a draw and a checkers segment draws cheers from fans at the Rebekah lodge event. Miss Barbara Heller has returned.
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Mae Iipvelind
Ravean Milangoys
Mav
Unie
P. Vander
Wo Latsan
S | Akil
Evans
Siemten-aers
Xerwalkox
Baromar
Allen
Chess Azidon
Braid 2
Miler
Jad Vast
WEISS TRANSFERRED. WELLINGTON AUG 27
Wellington brief notes report Aaron Weiss, long employed at the local Kroger stores, transferred to 54a Pa. for new duties starting Monday. Donald Imbanzi is set to manage the local store. Briefs mention Elvira visits, Cedar Point trips, a boat excursion to Chicago, and other local daily items.
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Ernest Heres
Heler
Cedar Point
E. E. Sheitz
Jerome
Camp Sychar
Vernet
Obie
Carolin Repouard
Lorain
Helen Murray
Julia
Chicago
L. G. Stemple
Elvira
Jear Phelps
Strongsville
M Theodore Eps
Leros
Charles Mogland
Lucille Roice
Roice
Cen
Elyria Youth Defeats Leygens in Simultaneous Chess Exhibit
Elyria youth Malholm W Patrick aged seventeen and with under a year of chess experience defeated M Maurice Leygens of Cleveland in a simultaneous chess and checkers display held at the home of Howard P Vanderlip 132 North Main Street Oberlin. Seven contestants competed with Patrick the sole victor. Bragden of Elyria drew at checkers. Similar exhibitions are planned for fall.
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Malholm W. Patrick
Lonetard Avenue
Elyria
M. Maurice Leaysens
Cleveland
M. Leyseens
Patrick
Bragden
Howard P. Vanderlip
North Main Street
Oberlin
We Evans
Stoutenberg
Norwalk
Miss Amhers
Ayna Minch
Minch
South Amn
Ing
Ete
Robert
John
Herman
Coal freight rates to rise under new schedule
The document outlines increases to coal carriage charges with numbers showing rises from seven to ten cents per ton and higher, including rare cargo coal rates. It lists multiple per ton amounts such as 20 cents, 25 cents, 29 cents, and 30 cents, with a note on revenue heating coal movement. The text is fragmented but indicates a broad upward adjustment of freight tariffs.
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Tevenue
Ohio Trade Executives Log Gains Under Codes
In Columbus on August 27 an Ohio Trade Executives association led by OT Frankenbers reports gains in wares and number of amenities since adoption of recovery codes. The group announced an upcoming Columbus meeting on August 34 to discuss industries including petroleum, retail, glazing, doors, and manufacturing.
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Columbus
Ohio Recovery Administration
Ohio
Ssasiation of
Frankenbers
Trade Executives
Petroleum Alierative
Lupiter
Eps
Goanars and Doors
Frurinz
Yvenrigting
Biuedrs
Res
Hag Hore Msad
Eet Industreys Earth
Mantis
Ovear
Frank
Mergades
Death Records for ELLA SWEENEY and Everley Corey
The article lists obituaries for Ella Sweeney, Ella Minch, and Everley Corey. Ella Sweeney and Ella Minch are named with death details, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Everley Corey, 49, of Grafton, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. services set at the American Legion Home with military honors.
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Ella Sweeney
Elia Siveener
Diermand
Thomas- Patrick
Ferdinand
A. Graham
Fivan- Freeik Company
Enctidaven
Fverley Corey Everley Earl Core
Grafton
Ohio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Cores
Alvin
Illinois
State Store
American Legion
Jay Eagles
Drum Corps
Milgrew Corey
Jeanette Emily
Jay Ellsworth
E. B. Wolf
John E. Wolf
Pepsis
Addie Barnbee
Michigan
Thelma Ann Michels
Sudro
Fowler
Rev
Hai
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Markets section with mixed commodity listings and prices
The article fragment outlines a markets page with various items such as potatoes, cattle, oats, and vegetables. It includes price figures, weights, and descriptions of stock quality, noting ranges from good to poor and listing multiple farm items and market terms.
Ahepans Elect Officers In Annual Columbus Convention
In Columbus Susdet 27 the Ahepans elected officers for the supreme Order of Ahepal during an informal session closing the annual convention. Achilles Catranis of Washington was chosen supreme president, George Johnson of New York as vice president, Constantina Qeconama of Youngstown as secretary, Peter Kateafanos of Pittsburgh as treasurer, A H Peposis of Chicago as supreme innover, and Peter Bondour of San Taneisca as supreme inverrors. Chicago was selected to host the next convention.
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Columbus
O Susdet
Supreme Judge of the Order of Ahepal
Achilles Catranis
Washington
Pormes
Prem
George Johnson
New York
Fit
Constantina Qeconama
Youngstown
Attetvery
Peter Kateafanos
Pittsurgh
George Eliades
Lowe’l
Mase
Youpgellar
Warrane Issued for Cleveland Motorist
A warrant for the arrest of Georges Prochaska of Cleveland on a charge of reckless driving has been issued. The warrant was sent by a Lorain justice official concerning two men in a car crash on Route No 2 on August 23.
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Warrane
Cleveland
Georges Prochaska
Ofah Wwwnat
Lorain
Ofa Mites
Duis Cn
Number One Continued from Page One
The Russian Soviet has the Taos Agency. Ne Sng goes out in Italy without Mussolini's sanction. The News Service of the Washington administration might appropriate called the Whip-or White House Press. which would function the official news service of the New Deal.
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Bell
Taos
Sng
Italy
Mussolini
Washington Administration
Expert Died in Moscow Laboratory of Synthetic Rubber
Professor Boris V. Brysov, a noted Soviet specialist in synthetic rubber manufacture, died recently in his Moscow laboratory. Over three decades he built a high standing in the technical world for his scientific career and achievements.
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Moscow
Boris V. Brysov
Sovyrev
Brytov
Armentrout Pleads Guilty on DWI in Wellington
Emmett Armentrout of Wellington pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. He was fined 59 dollars and costs and had his license suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor W H Vanaster. Arrest followed a late evening stop on Conv Street by Lt Pat Crehan.
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Emmett Armentrout
Wellington
W. H. Vanaster
Armentrout
Pat Crehan
Robin Family Rescued by Peach Basket Nest Move
In New Britain Connecticut Mrs. Carrie Schultz saved a young robin after a squirrel interruption. She placed the bird in a peach basket hung on a clothes-line, and within days the family all relocated into the basket, kept safe from raiders.
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New Britain
Conn
Carrie Schultz
National Air Races Open Friday in Cleveland
Preview days draw crowds at Sam airport as final prep for the National Air Races progresses. Notables Boreham and Ler Miles will race. pilots Neuman and Cassiday head to Bendix Trophy race start. NAAs William Einsart to oversee timing gear valued at 335,900. First Trans Continental tour for women pilots set to depart from Pasadena with Florence Loew Barnes and others among the participants.
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Cleveland
Sam
William H. Einsart
National Aeronautical Association
Henderson
Pasadena
Cal
Florence Loew Barnes
Women's Air Reserve
Viola Neil Tad. Charles
Nancy Drake
Bobbie Trout
Patty Wallis
Bottle cork lock invented in Greenwich Connecticut
Greenwich inventor Frank E. Varderhoof unveils a hottie lock cork that prevents removal of bottle corks in spirits without a key. The device promises tamper resistance though it may affect other aspects of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Frank E. Varderhoof
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Dr. Watson
Poulson
Vic Donahey
T Donahey
Central Committee
Adlerika
C. W. Phillips
Sederis Restaurant
Dan Jones
Waverly Street
Middle Avenue
Frank Smith
Smith
Jake Glass
Woodford
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Esther Kostro
Elizabeth Sebastian
Common Pleas
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Lucilie B. Kirkbride
Lillie R,kers
Papatsidales
Lees Guthrie
Grace M. L. Campbell
Qwen J. Bannon
Uition
Ror T. Smith
Frances M. Smith
W. B. Thompson
Ruth Richards
Pantm
Richards
W. B Thompson
Jono Wellellan
Wildred P. MacDonald
Common Pleas Court
Court of Justice Charlies C. Lord
Zanesville
Howard Slack
Here
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Richman Bros
Broad Street
Roth
Dreamland
J. F. M. Sponseller
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Phoue
Hulburt-Edmonds
Haughton Lake
Bneghe
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Uberlla
Edor
Lucia
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Ayers
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Liaman
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Bibel Rowe
Leha Rowe
York
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Rebekah Lodge
Odd Feilows
Barbara Heller
Cincinnati Zoo
Reed
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Griven
Herrick Avenue
E American
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Lev Motor Co
Lee Ul, Smith III
Mingss Lee L
Ane Jane Wight
Dan Oo
Upsorth League
Anguet
Margaret Turner
North Main Silane
North League
W. VY
Water of
Supe
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Anna Minch
The
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Amd
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Lima
Pete Fe Basket
Ahepans
Cuba
Lake Superior
United States
Lake Michigan
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Western
Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
John Lersch
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