Insurance signs mark Lorain County bank deposits insured
The Lorain County Savings Trust Co receives Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation signs to hang at windows showing deposits are insured up to 5009 dollars. The signs help depositors quickly identify insured banks, with 97 percent of depositors fully protected. If an insured bank fails, the FDIC would begin paying depositors promptly once a receiver is appointed, aiding community stability and orderly liquidation.
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Lorain County Savings Trust Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington
Insurance Corporation
Home Coming Draws Large Crowd in Columbia
August 25 community event at the Center featured a day of sports, a tug of war, and prize awards for oldest couple, farthest traveler, largest family, oldest man and woman, youngest baby, and top mileage auto. Flower show by Columbia Garden Club judged by Mrs. Weston and Mrs. Findlay highlighted table and room arrangements and floral exhibits.
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Columbia
Charles Osborne
Wm. Sons
Barbarton
M. H. Bartter
Hattie Stephens
Patricia Dettman
Strauss
Donna Clemer
Harry Stinchcomb
P. W. Heineman
Arthur Cletter
Donald van Arsdale
Columbia Garden Club
Weston
J. H. Jones
Grace Cooley
Bernice Howard
Snd
Irene Walters
Lyle Reisinger
Jennie Mitchell
Allen Henke
Viola Henke
Rosy Mora Petunia
Neva Henke
J. H. Bastard
Local Briefs Chronicle Visits, Dances and Events
Sundry notes from Grafton and Oberlin area residents. Edw Schaffer remains in Memorial Hospital Elyria after a Sunday call by Mrs Warren Ives. Families travel to St Louis and Missouri to visit relatives. Homecoming dance at town hall drew a large crowd with prizes for old time dancing. Norman Reisnger orchestra and Jolly Five Club entertained. Ohio State Fair plans and trips to Columbus and the Ohio River noted. Avon Lake wins county prize for best school grounds and a flower show draws regional attention. Local gatherings at Roba Stinchcomb home and illness reports for Mrs Bert Hales conclude the roundup. Touch is cited as a key sense.
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Warren Ives
Edw. Schaffer
Grafton
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Leo Martin
Roland
Dale
Lyle Martin
Carl
St. Louis
Missouri
Llewellyn Straub
Amanda Martin
Jolly Five Club
Frank Guy
Warren Tyes
J. R. van Arsdale
Toledo
Michigan
Charney Mills
York
Ohio
Charles Chope
Casecade Park
Wilda Heineman
Harry Stinchcomb
Bernard Cutting
Sarah Spicer
Avon Lake
Roba Stinchcomb
Hubert Stinchcomb
Howard Merriman
Clarence Fowerbaugh
Lakewood
Bert Hales
Viola Ives
Farm Bureau
Medina
New Liberty League Fages Competition Washington
August 31 event notes the birth of the American Liberty League to guard property and rights and promote the New Deal recovery. Founders include Alfred E. Smith and John W. Davis, with supporters such as Sen. Kenneth McKellar and Rep. Isabella Greenway. Americans, Inc. counters with leaders from political and business circles warning against too rapid shift from Roosevelt policy.
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Washington
Kenneth DD. McKellar
Isabella Greenway
Roosevelt
Liberty League
Americans, Inc
Jefferson
Jackson
Grover Cleveland
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Trustees
J. Borden Harriman
William J. Bulow
South Dakota
Rep
Henry B. Steagall
Alabama
Mark L. Bristol
Migratory Bird Hunting Stamps Now Available
The federal migratory bird hunting stamps are received at the Wigma nest office and are required for all migratory waterfowl hunters. The stamps cost one dollar and must be affixed to the hunting license or certificate, with sale now nationwide.
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Wigma
R. B. Lerseh
Kiwanis Music Meeting Highlights Local Club
Local Kiwanis luncheon shifted to music with accordion solos by Karl Kolin and violin by BI Struck. Guests included Fred Adler, Karl Kolinski, Gene St. Marie, W. A. Turner, and A S McKeown as luncheon plans for a fish fry and an upcoming program were announced.
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Kiwanis Club
Newell Hotel
Karl Kolin
Gene St. Marie
Fred Adler
Lewis Mercentiles
Clus
Karl PF. Kolinski
W. A. Turner
Cleveland
A. S. McKeown
Lansing, Mich
Iud
Willys-Overland to Seek 19000 More Cars in Court
Toledo reports that Willys-Overland plans to file in federal court around September 10 for permission to build at least 19,000 additional automobiles and to place the plant on a continuous production basis.
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Toledo
Willys- Overland Company
Buchs Family Reunion Held at Bauman Home
The fifth annual Henrietta Buchs reunion gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bauman’s home in Henrietta Ohio on Sunday. Officers elected for the coming year include Elmer Buchs president Alice Buchs vice president Mrs Fred Bauman secretary and Leonard Buchs treasurer. A noon picnic served to dozens including Amherst Harry Buchs Akron Jenele Younglas June Maddock Lucille Mohrman Ted Gilder and many more from Flyda Oberlin Kipton Cleveland and surrounding towns. The Columbine Flower Club also met with Jean Snyder hosting the year end gathering planning county fair exhibits and a recreation hour. Birthday dinners honored Louise Kneisel and Elmer Kneisel with Elmer Portman hosting.
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Buchs
Henrietta
Fred Bauman
Elmer Buchs
Alice Buchs
Leonard Buchs
Amherst
Harry Buchs
Akron
Jenele Younglas
June
Fred Maddock
Lucille Mohrman
Ted Gilder
Lawrence Buchs
Flyda
Gottlieb Buchs
Silas Buchs
Lizzie Buchs
Oberlin
Day Sharp
Kipton
Vern Stack
Cleveland
Carl Krieg
Peter Buchs
Earl
Katie Weidman
Twila
Harold Buchs
Anna Buchs
Ernest Buchs
Columbine Flower Club
Jean Snyder
Blue Eagle Flies Over Hotel in NRA Compliance
The NRA Blue Eagle returned to Hotel Southern Mansfield Ohio as owner Nick Weimer agreed to follow hotel and restaurant codes and pay employees per NRA rules. A request will be made to restore the liquor permit revoked by Ohio Liquor Control Board official Col. John A. Hughes. Local brief notes follow about visitors and church activities.
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Mansfield
NRA
Hotel Southern
Nick Weimer
Anse J. Cleary
Ohio
Col
John A. Hughes
Ohio Liquor Control Board
Brownhelm
Fess Denounces The New Deal at Ohio Rally
Senator Simeon D. Fess condemned the New Deal at a Republican picnic in Pindlay Ohio denouncing supposed inequities in federal funding. He warned Congress could empower Roosevelt to declare war and argued Ohio received 62 cents back for every dollar in federal taxes, citing disparities with other states.
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Pindlay
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Congress
Roosevelt
Postmaster General to speak at Ohio postal convention
Lima, August 31. Postmaster General Jamies A. Farley will address the three day joint convention of the Ohio Federation of Postal Clerks and the Ohio Federation of Rural Letter Carriers opening here Saturday. Farley will discuss taxation and tariff impacts on industry and the public service.
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Lima, O
Jamies A. Farlay
Ohio Federation of Postal Clerka
Ohio Federation of Rural Letter Carriers
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the Federal Deposit Insure Corporation
Washington, D
Elberta Beach
Bob Hildebrandt and His Orchestra
Craig’s Beach
NEW Liberty League
Laura L Baldt
A.M
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Bureaw
Fifth Ave
Columbus
Ohio State Bureau of Juvenile Research
Bureau
Clair H. Calhoon
Pattern Department
N.Y
Migma Chronicle-Telegram
New York, N. J
McGuffey
Okey O'Dell
Roy Roos
Herman Lease
Kenton
O'Dell
Paris
Elmer Portman
Louise Kneisel
Elmer Kneisel
Roward Kneisel
Maretta Ave
Margaret Peck
Henry Shupe
Wallace Court
Wallace Wood
Dr. Wager
M. F. Eh
James Obitts
Ed Kothe
Christian Endeavor Society of the Reformed Church
Ira Kiplinger
LaGrange
Orla Cowen
Laurice
Theodore Ries
Adaline Becker
Bucyrus
Naomi Hieber
Hieber
Edith Gossard
Burgoon
Joseph Peachman
Margaret
Virgil Cox
Lawrence
Lekewood
Harl Schobe
Flint
Mich
Adam Horn
Emil Burrichter
Baby
John Bauman
Henrietta Hill
Fess
AL Lahiff
Fish and Chips
Crystal Rock
East Ave
Fishers
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