Board Replies To Sherrill Report In Ohio
Columbus Aug 31 Members of the State Cosmetology board disputed the Sherrill committee plan to abolish the board noting abolition would cost the state 50 000 annually. Chairman Mrs Francis Dial said the board has 42 415 in 1935 appropriation and an estimated 90 100 revenue for the year. A 56 000 surplus would go to the general fund. Since 1933 the board issued 15 000 licenses at 3 to 5 each and licensed 41 beauty culture schools at 100 each. In 1935 the board handled 66 court cases with 429 convictions. Dial called the committee claim that the board taxes the industry and the public absurd.
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State Cosmetology Board
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Francis Dial
Bald
General Revenue Fund
General Fund
Transients Use Store Doorway as Lodging
Two transients preferred the doorway of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company store on Lodi Street over city jail for lodging last evening. Officers Sawyer and Brown found them asleep and charged both with intoxication. Charges were not pressed and they were released this morning.
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Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Lodi Street
City Jail
Charles Sawyer
L. D. Brown
Radio Programs on Saturday August 31 Schedule
Radio listings for Saturday August 31 present a dense block of program titles across networks WGAR WIAY and more. The lineup includes Master Builder Sports Opera gems band concerts church programs News and various music talks morning to late evening with many named acts and programs such as Watchtower Southernaires Serbian Polish German Italian and Slovak offerings along with a long sequence of musicians singers orchestras and community features. The schedule ends with Sign off and Crusaders Fellowship.
Wellington School Notes Opens With New Teachers
Wellington notes outline the opening of Wellington Public School with a one hour and a half session Tuesday, the first teachers meeting led by Supt. A. W. Shields, and four new teachers joining the staff Miss Virginia Schramm Miss Dorothy Leinhard Miss Mabel Clark and Lao Grimes. Regular teachers listed include Leora Voxtheimer Alice Burrows Jessia McConnell and others. Also reports a quiet wedding of Eleanor Garris and Stanley Edwin Guyer and a later Ashland ceremony for Helen Early and Paul Morris with stage setting details.
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Mond
Virginia Schramm
Dorothy Leinhard
Mabel Clark
Lao Grimes
Leora Voxtheimer
Alice Burrows
Jessia McConnell
Frances Fisher
Donna Dague
Ruth White
Kathin Witbeck
Mary Sprague
Alice Schott
Vivian Aran
Sarah Huntridge
Arnold Whipplinger
Mary Kelly
Enslich- Edward Wells
Maxine West
Eleanor Garris
Clarence Garris
Ot Street
Stanley Edwin Guyer
Jay C. Guyer
Spencer
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L. J. Quade
Lodi Methodist Church
Cleveland
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Spencer High School
Opera House
Ashland
Mires Helen Early
Sullivan
Paul Morris
Somer Morris
Wellington Township
John 4. Schmink
Sullivan Congregational Church
Limehouse Blues at Dreamland screens in London tale
A Dreamland screening features Paramount’s Limehouse Blues with George Raft, Anna May Wong, and Jean Parker. The piece unfolds in London’s Chinatown amid melodrama. Other items cover Kiwanis movie night, court actions, social events, and local notes.
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Jean Parker
Anna May Wong
Kent Taylor
London
Chinatown
Paramount
Ridgedale Villa To Open Tonight
Ridgedale Villa near Ridgeville on Route 20 opens with a clambakes and dance program and a music showcase. New operators John Buckley and Clarence Burkhart bring club and Shrine-area experience. the redecorated villa will host bridge parties family gatherings picnics and dinners with Bud Worthington's orchestra providing opening night music.
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Ridgeville
Ridgedale Villa
Alber
Alber’s Villa
Elyria
Rollins Band Set for Crystal Ballroom Debut
Rollins Band appears at Crystal Ballroom featuring Ted Rollins and ms Brunswick Recording Orchestra. Performance billed for Crystal Beach Ballroom Ver milion Sunday and Labor Day. Band showcases unique talents and acts as a highlight for holiday weekend.
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Crystal Ballroom
Ted Rollins
Brunswick Recording Orchestra
Crystal Beach Ballroom
Vermilion
Labor Day
Armory Supervision Transfer Advised In Ohio Report
Columbus August 31 state officials consider moving supervision of armory building construction from the adjutant general to the department of public works with no cuts to appropriations. The adjutant general would remain chief of staff and oversee militia relief duties in emergencies. The report outlines the broader role and records maintained by the office.
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