Final Tribute Paid To Mrs. Allen At Funeral Services
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Edgar A. Allen at her home on Washington Avenue with a large crowd. Rev. William Muir Auld preached as condolences poured in from across the United States and Canada. The Allen family, known for the crippled children movement, was honored as messages recalled their faith and charity in the face of tragedy.
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United States
Canada
Edgar A. Allen
Edgar A
Daddy” Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Washington Avenue
William Muir Auld
First Congregational
Allen
Auld
Homer Allen
Memorial Day Street
God
Jay
Daddy
Mother Allen
Pheir
Sugert
Railroad To Honor Veteran Employees
Seven Chesapeake and Ohio Railway workers with 59 years of service will receive the president's award for loyal service at the 19th annual meeting of the Railway Veteran Employer Association in Huntington and Newport News. Names listed include E. W. Alley Huntington West Virginia J. Ka Crush Hinton Alfred Green Newport News BE L. Smith Richmond W A Smith Hinton and F M Whitaker Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
C. & O. Railway
E. W. Alley
Huntington
W. Va
J. Ka. Crush
Hinton
Alfred Green
Newport News
C. Mills
Famous American Painter Hassam Dies at 74 in East Hampton
East Hampton New York August 21 news: Charles H Hassam, 74, famed American painter and etcher, died at his home after a yearlong illness. Hassam helped popularize French impressionism in the United States. On his 73rd birthday he critiqued American art as European in influence, remarking that all of our painting and civilization are European.
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East Hampton
N. Y
Auz
Childé Hassam
Hassam
New York
Europe
Armory Projects in Ohio Not Affected
Columbus reports Adjt. Gen. Emil F. Marx announced that planned repairs and construction of armories in a dozen Ohio cities would not be impaired by the Sept. 4 application filing deadline on public works administration projects. He said armory work proceeds with WPA and PWA funds but will be kept separate so rulings won’t affect the program.
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Columbus
Adj
Emil F. Marx
Ohio
Public Works Administration
Marx
Pwaa
WPA
Adjutant General
Fremont
Olt National Guard
Fesi
U S Plans Liquor Store Inspection Details
Washington reports planned liquor store inspections across Ohio cities including Cincinnati Darton Toledo and Youngstown with 1,480 jobless figures cited and August 27 date referenced for vernal revenue plans.
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U. S. Plans Liquor Store Inspection
Washington
Ohio
Cincinnati
Darton
Toledo
Youngstown
Two Traffic Suits Over $15,000 Each Filed
Luella Smith and Ben Smith sue The Modern Household Sales Company for damages of 10000 and 35900 after injuries from a Route 20 collision near Ridgeville on April 24, according to petitions filed in common pleas court.
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Luella Smith
Ben Smith
Modern Household Sales Company
Common Pleas Court
Route 20
Ridgeville
Wheeling Newspapers Merge to Form News Register
The Wheeling Register and the Wheeling News combine to become the Wheeling News Register. C. E. Smith, former Register publisher, will lead as publisher of the merged daily, spun from the two historic papers.
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Wheeling
itRs
Wheeling Register
Wheeling News
Wheeling News Register
C. E. Smith
Register
Grugel's Condition Called Satisfactory
The condition of Paul Gruzel an Eagles Club employee injured in a fall at the club in Elyria Memorial Hospital reports it satisfactory. He sustained head injuries from the stairs fall and was initially thought to have a fractured skull.
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Paul Gruzel
Eagles
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Grugel
Blooming Crab-apple Tree Draws Avon Attention
A crab-apple tree in the yard of Mr. and Mrs. Marius Gunderson on Avon Center Road is attracting much attention as it blooms in late August. The unusual sight for this time of year draws local interest from residents and passersby.
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AVON
Marius Gunderson
Avon Center Road
Charges Being Heard in Columbus on Teacher’s Revocation
State education officials will hear charges against Pierre Pasquier, a Toledo high school teacher, filed by Grant Murray a Toledo school board member. The charges claim Pasquier lacks the proper educational degrees to teach and seek revocation of his life teaching permit.
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Columbus
ARI —Officiale
State Department of Education
Pierre Pasquier
Toledo
Grant Murray
Pasquier
Oberlin News Roundup with Visiting Guests and Military Moves
Oberlin log lists Mrs. Frank Branson and two daughters visiting from Indianapolis, and Mrs. Winifred Beebe on East College Street with Cedar Point visits. Cincinnati visitors, W. Pratt family return home, and Harry McCreedy leaves for Navy training in Cleveland then Norfolk. Miss Florence Ellis hosts guests Margaret and Dorothy Pa. Rev George Hanna visits Frostburg and Chicago convention attendance noted.
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Frank Branson
Indianapolis
Harry Newton McCreedy
W. H. McCreedy
Wes Lorain Street
U.S. Navy
Cleveland
U. S& Naval Training Station
Norfolk
Florence Ellis
Elm Street
Margaret and
Dorothy Pa
Roswell-Chapin Family Reunion at Oberlin Homestead
OBERLIN Aug 27 The Roswell-Chapin family gathered at the Wellington road homestead for a reunion and picnic dinner Sunday August 28. Guests included E A Chapin Cleveland J C Chapin and children John and Elizabeth Aan Shaker Heights G Beatty family Bowling Green and others from Cleveland Hersnts South Russia township and Wakeman Also Mrs William Hunter and relatives visited L C Coates on South Street Evelyn Latham returned to Oberlin after vacation in Indiana and will work in the college alumni office serving with librarian Jim Fowler. Mrs W B Durand and family plan to travel to K O to meet relatives weeks ahead.
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Sidney
Cleveland
Hersnts
J. KE. Ford
Jarrod
South Russia Township
Suess
William Hunter
Elyyn
Normanda
Daugh Trene
Wakeman
L. C. Coates
South Street
Evelyn Latham
Oberlin
Indiana
Jmian Fowler
Collegeibrarian
Will Ask Reversal of Strikes Policy at Convention
In Cleveland on August 27 a resolution to urge the American Federation of Teachers to reverse its anti strike policy will be introduced at the 19th annual convention. The measure appears among 96 proposals before 300 delegates in session here this week. Secretary Treasurer Florence Curtis Hanson noted the plan. Toledo organizer Clyde Riker said labor tensions among teachers have grown so acute that strikes may be considered despite the federation’s AFL clause against striking.
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Cleveland
American Federation of Teachers
Florence Curtis Hanson
American Federation of Labor
Clyde Riker
Toledo
Ohio
Longs final stand delays Congress as adjournment looms
In a dramatic late session Louisiana Senator Long fought to block the deficiency bill to secure a 12 cent loan for cotton and a 12 cent loan for wheat, while President Roosevelt brokered a compromise granting cotton farmers a 10 cent loan but leaving wheat farmers without subsidies. Amid chaos in the House and Senate, lawmakers prepared to depart as Long paced and ranted, casting a shadow over the year’s legislative actions. Stephen Smith reported his bicycle stolen from in front of the Dreamland Theatre yesterday afternoon.
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Senate
House
Long
Congress
Roosevelt
AAA
United States
Halfwicks
Narr
Louisiana
Stephen Smith
Twelfth Street
Dreamland Theatre
Legion Elects Commander At Ohio Convention Dayton
The Ohio American Legion prepares to ballot for commander at its three day Dayton convention. Milton Campbell of Cincinnati leads Samuel Cobb of Columbus for the post. Mrs. W. L. Deweese is unopposed for Women's Auxiliary president. Auxiliary nominees include vice president candidates Mrs. Harry Mars, Mrs. Carl O'Brien, and Mrs. Robert Stears. trustees are Mrs. Rose Perry, Mrs. Paul McClain, and Mrs. Walter Beckler. A reconciliation with Gov. Davey seems likely as plans for a new school at the Ohio Sailors and Soldiers Orphans Home in Xenia are announced. An eleven-division parade draws about 50,000 spectators.
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Dayton
Ohio American Legson
Milton 2. Campbell
Cincinnati
Samuel Cobb
Columbus
W. L. Deweese
Troy
Women's Auxiliary
Harry Mars
Carl O’brian
Vernon
Robert Stears
Cuyahoga Falls
Rose Perry
Akron
Paul McClain
Martins Ferry
Walter Beckler
Mansfield
Legion
Davey
Ohio Sailors and Soldiers Orphans’ Home
Xenia
Divorce and debt filings surface in court notes
Claude W. Gilmore sues Florence Gilmore for divorce on wilful absence, marriage dated 1915. Inez P. Baker sues Frank B. Allen seeking 834 dollars claimed as due on four promissory notes.
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Claude W. Gilmore
Florence Gilmore
Inez P. Baker
Frank B. Allen
Bricker Rules on Ballot Initials and Education Board Eligibility
Ohio Attorney General John W. Bricker ruled that any question about a person’s eligibility to serve on a district board of education due to a mistake in initials on the ballot must be raised before a certificate is issued. The opinion was returned to Harrison County’s prosecuting attorney.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Harrison County
Democrat Head Sued Over Law Book Purchase
Francis W. Paulson chairman of the state Democratic committee was sued for 364 dollars in Cleveland for a law book purchase from the Lawyers' Cooperative Publishing Company. The action was filed yesterday in the local court.
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Cleveland O
Francis W. Paulson
State Democratic Committee
Lawyers’ Cooperative Publishing Company
County fair entries showcase diverse 4‑H demonstrations
The page lists participants and topics in a county 4‑H program. Miss Thomas leads a seam and finishes demonstration with Camille Townsend and Lois Youtzy, Mrs. Hoag guides accessories, Extension Agent C. Z. Hummel will present boys’ demonstrations, Ernest Maddock of Columbus demonstrates bee handling, and the dairy judging team includes Donald Simme, Frank Stang, and Warne Aldrich from local clubs.
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Thomas
B. D. Hoag
Gulf Road Burkeye
Donald Simme
Frank Stang
Carlisle Banner Club
Warne Aldrich
la Grange Juvenile Farmers’ Club
Wife Of Senator Dies In Office
Senator Tom Connally planned to move his wife Louise Clarkson Connally’s body to Texas for burial after she died of a heart attack in his Senate Office. The couple married in 1904. she was a Martin, Texas native. Surviving are the senator and their son Ben, a Houston lawyer.
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Washington
Tom Connally
Louise Clarkson Connally
Texas
Martin
Ben
Houston
Tex
Willys Funeral Tomorrow in Riverdale on Hudson
Funeral services for John North Willys, famed automobile maker and former ambassador to Poland, will be held at 2 30 PM tomorrow at his Riverdale on Hudson home. The Rev Dr Roeliff H Brooks of St Thomas Church will officiate and he will be interred temporarily in a vault at Kensico Cemetery in Westchester County.
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New York
John
North Willys
Poland
Riverdale-on-Hudson
Roeliff H. Brooks
St. Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church
Kensico Cemetery
Westchester County
Shipyard Strike Near End at New York Shipbuilding Plant
Camden N D Aug 27 Judge Bord Avis suspended an anti picketing injunction in federal court clearing the way for a peaceful end to the walkout at the New York Shipbuilding plant Directors voted after an all night session to accept President Roosevelt arbitration plan to end the strike which began in March and involved 4601 workers delaying more than 46 million dollars in naval vessel work The plan had prior approval from the International Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America The shipyard will reopen Thursday
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Camden
N. d
Bord Avis
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Roosevelt
Camien
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Maril
Death Record of William Gowman 70 in Wellington
Funeral services for William Gowman 70 who lived with his grandson M T Eckler at 1011 Lake Avenue will be held Wednesday at 2 30 PM from Sudro s Funeral Home with L B Hindman officiating. Burial will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery. Carrie Ross Gowman his first wife died in 1914 he married Salley Sayers in 1845 friends may call at 1011 Lake Avenue until noon Wednesday then body to Sudro s. Wellington Ohio Aug 27 Lyons Mason 67 died at his home northwest of town after a short illness born 1868 surviving Harriett Mason Cleveland Annah Mason Wellington Arthur Mason Wellington funeral arrangements incomplete.
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William &.Gowman
M. T. Eckler
Lake Avenue
E Memorial Hospital
Sudro
L. B. Hindman
Ridgelawn
Carrie Ross Gowman
Mr. Gowman
Gowman
Salley Sayers
Freinds
Tme
Wellington
Lyons Mason
Town
Harriett Mason
Cleveland
Annah Mason
Arthur Mason
Man Wants To Get Straightened Out In Bellevue Ward
Edward Wilson, 34, of Youngstown, charged for refusing to pay a four dollar sixty nine cent Waldorf Astoria meal. Magistrate Anna Groshim ordered ten days in the psycho pathic ward to see if he is mentally fit while noting prior three day sentence for a nine dollar hotel bill. Wilson says he fell off the wagon and was inspired by newspaper stories.
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New York
Edward Wilson
Youngstown
Bellevue Hospital
Waldorf Astoria
Anna Groshim
Wilson
Greece to Back Britain in Italy Clash
ATHENS Aug. 287. In event of a clash between Britain and Italy, Greece will side with Britain it was said authoritatively to Many Greek aviators have asked Ethiopia's representative here to accept their services.
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Athens
Britain
Italy
Greece
Ethiopia
Bath street youth fined for intoxication after arraignment
Jack Davis age 21 of Bath street pleaded guilty before Mayor W H Vanoster in police court this morning and was fined five dollars plus costs. He was arrested around 10 PM by Patrolman L D Brown for flagging traffic at Lake Avenue and Lodi Street.
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Jack Davis
Bath Street
W. H. Vanoster
L. D. Brown
Davis
Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
Britain Extends Civilian Defense Measures to Isles
London reports a government memorandum details civilian air raid defense for the British Isles. It calls for first aid squads with gas masks and protective gear, ready to enter gas filled zones to rescue victims amid ongoing Italian Ethiopian crisis diplomacy and possible wartime maneuvers in the Eastern Mediterranean and Suez plans.
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United Press
London
Home Office
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Ethiopia
Europe
Italy
Africa
Mediterranean
Red Seas
Malta
Aden
Cairo
Suez Canal
League of Nations
Nile
Ohio Convict Rooney Walks Out of Penitentiary
Cleveland authorities investigate how William Rooney, an Ohio convict, appeared in Chicago while still under sentence. Rooney says a release followed the theft of his prison records and that once his parole violation term ended, he would have begun serving time for concealed weapons. Detectives question transfers and record misuse.
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Cleveland, O
Cuyahoga County
William Rooney
Cleveland
Chicago
Ohio Penitentiary
Rooney
Sergt
Bernard Wolf
John Mahon
Serge Wolf
Ohio
Wolf
Union weighs WPA wage protest in Cleveland meeting
The Cleveland Federation of Labor building trades council considers a sweeping withdrawal of union men from Works Progress Administration projects to protest relief wage rates. Twenty two trades’ business agents attend as 39 unions members quit, signaling possible broader action pending the council’s decision.
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Cleveland
Building Trades Council
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Works Progress Administration
Deadline Moves Up for Ohio PWA Projects
In Columbus on orders from Harold Ickes the Ohio PWA office set September 4 as the final submission date for PWA projects with all in Washington by September 6. L A Boulay said the rush will exhaust the appropriation by that date as 12 new loan or grant applications were filed last week. A coal strike talks loom as prices rise in fall.
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Columbus
Harold Ickes
Ohio
PWA
Washington
L. A. Boulay
Boulay
Cleveland Produce and Livestock Market Report
Market firm extras 290 in tubs and standards 2s%ie. Live poultry steady with leghorn fowl 13 to 16 cents, ducks 25, broilers 13. Fresh dressed poultry heavy fowl 28, leghorn fowl 19, ducks 25. Potatoes in bags by region from $1.00 to $3.00 per bushel. celery, cabbage, lettuce, corn, and other vegetables listed with prices. Cleveland livestock: cattle steady, calves firm, sheep and lambs steady, hogs steady. Grain futures show No 2 red wheat 89.89, corn 1442- Gli ge, rye 50- le.
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Cleveland
Delaware
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Virginia
King LL
Toledo Produce Prices and Nearby Produce Listings
A listing of produce and grain prices from Toledo, including butter, eggs, hay, alfalfa, clover, straw, flour, mill feeds, beans, parsley, peaches, peppers, radishes, squash, and nearby produce. Prices are given per bushel, peck, or basket with items like corn, oats, hay, and various fruits and vegetables. Includes references to price sources and measurement units from regional exchanges.
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Cleveland Grain and Hay
Fairchild Milling Co
Pushel
Ton
Parrel
Fail To Identify Man As Suspect In Kidnap Case
Helena Aug 27 Officers fail to identify a man held as fugitive William Mahan suspect. The detainee goes by Les McTowan, ex inmate of Deed Lodge penitentiary. Arrest followed resemblance to Weyerhaeuser kidnapper. He was with three others in a sedan with Washington plates. one man fled. Officers will keep him until prints checked.
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Helena
Mont
Sur
Butte
Jere Murphy
James Mooney
William Mahan
Weyerhaeuser
Mahan
Washington
Deed Lodge
Polson
Ment
Charles Fell Victim of Stroke at Home
Charles Fell former superintendent of the National Tube Company Lorain plant, suffered a stroke Sunday and remained confined to his home at 284 Washington Avenue with condition unchanged today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fell
National Tube Company
Lorain
Fell
Washington Avenue
Lightning Strikes Home at 440 Cleveland Street
The home of Christopher Mertz at 440 Cleveland Street was struck by lightning during the morning storm. Mrs. Mertz said the chimney was damaged and other damage occurred from the bolt.
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Christopher Mertz
Cleveland Street
Band Leader Robbed in Youngstown Park Dance
Cab Calloway and his orchestra were robbed of 1500 dollars after a double dance at Youngstown Park. The leader locked receipts in a satchel in his parked car, which was broken into after the event.
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Youngstown, O
Cab Calloway
Calloway
Youngstown Park
Nine Jobs Offered in Portsmouth Ad Turns Up Replies
A Portsmouth man received nine job offers today after he ran an ad in a local paper offering $200 to anyone who would employ him for a year at a weekly wage of 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
WPA drive aims to employ 1200 in Lorain County projects
Hollis cites potential to place up to 1,200 persons on WPA in Lorain County if projects are approved as county relief officials push $637,000 in proposals. Total WPA allotment is 1,464 man-years, including 240 for women, with federal cap near 850 dollars per man-year to keep cost per project within limit.
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Hollis
Earl Duncan
Relef
Hopkins
Lorain County
WPA
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Wis Bliss
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Mrs. Seiberling
Samuel Kolb
Lansing, Mich
Eva Bryant
Dacker-Beal
Cascage Park
Elgris
George T. Hanna
South Cedar Avenue
Io Frostburg, Maryland
W. B. Durand
Paul Darer
Bricker
Democrat
Head
Germany
Willys
Gowmans Funeral
Elyria
British Isles
Cear
Court Street
Frank Polen Jackson
Elyria Country Club
Kay Courtney
Turner
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