Rule Safeguards Game By Limiting Hunting and Burning Areas
The state conservation council issued a five year rule starting September 25 prohibiting burning weeds marsh or any game cover to take game. It forbids taking game near such burns and sets Lake Erie district hunting dates and species bag limits. Squirrel season October 1 15 limit four. Ring neck pheasant November 15 27 daily limit two. Raccoon possum and skunk November 15 February 1 6 p m to 6 a m. Foxes red and gray may be hunted anytime. Muskrat December 15 March 15 mink December 14 March 1.
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State Conservation Council
Lake Erie
Townsend Plan Talk By Park Sumner At La Grange Hall
Park Sumner independent candidate for Congress will address the Townsend Old Age Pension Plan at a public La Grange Town Hall meeting Tuesday evening. The La Grange Townsend Club sponsors the event and will serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Sumner
Congress
la Grange Town Hall
la Grange Townsend Club
Bob Burns Joins Rhythm on the Range at Capitol Theatre
Bob Burns, famed for his bizarre musical instrument, appears in his first major motion picture role in Bios Crosby’s musical film Rhythm on the Range, now playing at the Capitol Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Burns
Crosby
Capitol Theatre
Lord Fauntleroy Near Lincoln Theatre Opening
The modern re schooled version of Little Lord Fauntleroy opens tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre with Freddie Bartholomew in the title role. The traditional long curls and lacy attire are absent in this new take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Lincoln Theatre
Freddie Bartholomew
Piano Century Old Thumped for Music in Powell Home
A piano believed to be more than 100 years old is being played at the home of C. R. Powell. It was acquired by G. B. Hull, grandfather of Mrs. Powell, in payment of a grocery bill 48 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menico
C. R. Powell
G. B. Hull
Powell
Radio Programs on Monday August 31 Schedule Wide Varied
Radio listing outlines Monday August 31 programs across shows and bands. Notable items include The Women's Review, The Miniature Theatre, expositions, news briefs, and a range of music, drama, and youth segments with multiple station IDs and time markers.
Wakeman News Notes
Wakeman notes list local movements and visits. Aletha Parsons works for the Logans in Akron. Benson and Shinsky joined Petar Shin sky of Florence to Medina on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Warold Fiyvst from Plyria visited Hurst family over the weekend. Doris and Vivetuatsi planned to end the week with Harold Hurst in Elyria. Dorothy Reed and sent for Tiveia were guests of Kenneth Rarat and Mrs Merrill in Clarkefield. Mira McFee of Cleveland spent Thursday at the Canfield home of Ray Worcester.
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Wakeman
Aletha Parsons
Logan
Simpkingon
Akron
W. J. Benson
Raymond Shinsky
Petar Shinsky
Florence
Medina Wedneadar
Mro
Warold Ffiyvst
Plyria
Kenneth Hurst
Doris
Vivetuatsi
Mra
Harold Hurst
Elyria
Dorothy Reed
Tiveia
KeninethRarat
Ray Hand
Bere
Sarah Merrill
Clarkefeld
Mira, McFee
Cleveland
Rooc
Canfield
Ray Worcester
VEMS
L. W. Banding
Mbho
Luvin
West
Robert Richmond
Cheyenne
Larmis
Denver
Colorado Springs
Kay
Magsouti
Eliga Pani
Faminy
A. H. Imhoff
Gon
Donald. Cleveland
George
A F L Faces Zero Hour in Labor Split
Washington August reports the American Federation of Labor nears a decisive moment as 1,250,000 members in 12 CIO affiliated unions face suspension, marking a major split between craft and industrial union approaches led by John L. Lewis. CIO organizers expand into steel and mass production, aiming to unite workers and influence political alignment with Roosevelt.
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America Federation of Labor
Comittee For Industrial Organization
Sept. S
United Press
Washington
Aus
American Labor Movement
Organized Labor
Contr
Hivalre
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
A. F of Ll
Thas
CLO
Lewis
Aofl
CIO
Lewes
Mise
Ci0
Bead Thesp
Lewis Fac- OW
Ohio Valley
Camp
Agenas Chunny
Sbasey
Amerca
William Green
Wiliam
Bill Stekesen
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Local social visits noted in Clarksfield and Hartland
Clarksfield and Hartland residents enjoyed visits from relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Worcester hosted Howard Worcester and Mrs. Wayne Patchen and child in Hartland during the week. Mrs. Beatrice Peabody and Elmer Beecher were seen in Lorain and Norwalk respectively, with Wayne Patchen and daughter visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoyt on Thursday evening. An old proverb on progress closes the fragment.
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Clarksfield
Moer
Howard Worcester
Wayne Patchen
Hartland
Robert Hart
Beatrice Peabody
Lorain
Elmer Beecher
Norwalk
Harland
Robert Hoyt
Elyria Woman Wins Ford V-8 In Radio Contest
Mrs Winifred Hines of 353 Columbia Avenue Elyria has been awarded a Ford V-8 through the Stars Over the Great Lakes radio series contest. Prize delivery was handled by Caleman via J S Dall of Dall Motor Co of Elysi, part of a statewide writing essay competition on best free school service ideas.
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Winifred Hines
Columbia Avenue
Ford US
Wellington Community Events and Services Snapshot
Wellington notices record August events at the Methodist church and town venues, including Young People's Gospel Charts, prayer meetings, and regular board sessions. Reports cover church services, a funeral, school bus project, football practice, reunions, and local social notes with multiple residents and guests.
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Wellington
Lonnight
Tarry
Hanna Taylor
Herrick Auditorium
Sale Of Elyria Home And Rentals Announced
B M O'Donnell announced the sale of the George T Snyder home at 133 Columbus Street to Worth Fauver and his wife. The notice lists numerous Elyria rental occupancies with tenants and employers including Pfandler Company, Troxel Manufacturing, Lorain produce firms, General Industries, Newell Hotel, Western Automatic Machine Screw Company, Savings Deposit Bank, Steel and Tubes, Swift Packing, Colson Company, Electric Allays, Resar Construction, Western Automatic, National Tube, Fox Furnace, Sears Brewing, and others.
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Elyria
B. M. O'Donnell
George T. Snyder
Columbus Street
Worth Fauver
Elyria Ahorney
Fauver
R. YF. Silver
Fast River Street
Silver
Pfandler Company
Albert Kye
Lorain
Adams Street
Kye
Stroup
Bngenmeyer
Telegraph Road
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Manzo
Hast Avenue
Oberlin
Stahl
Fourth Street
General Industries Company
William Averhook
Earl Court
Averbonk
Newell Hotel
Jopwig
Harvard Avenue
Joswis
The
Steel and Tubes Company
Mo Yourkvitich
School Street
Yourvitich
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Rodney Rockwood
O'Donnell
Rockwood
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
K. A. Fuhrman
Oxford Avenue
Cleveland
Fuhrman
Swift Packing Company
J. C. Struthers
Stanford Avenue
Struthers
Colson Company
I. FB. Dunn
Brooks
Third Street
Dunn
Electric Allays Company
F Koons
Damin
Koons
Resar Construction Company
G. Werbling
Fast Avenue
Leaman
Alz
East Rapine
New City
Wally Tar
Park Avenues
Roe
Hidzge Too
Ridgeville
L. Bradford
Sixteenth Street
Bradford
Cleveland Cheese Cacern. Mr and Mrs W.G Beatty
East Avenue
Beatty
National Tube Company
Ridgewill
Coyle
General Motors Corporation
Michigan
McChesney
Devon Court
Detroit
J. H
Fox Furnace Company
E.M. Rogers
Woodland Avenue
Rogers
Richard Stevens
Stevens
John Vincent
North Street
Vincent
Karas Fruit Store
Tf. G. Whitney
Garvin Avenue
Whitney
Lopain
Chicago
Mico
L. J. Norman
Norman
Dental Laboratory
S. Szabo
Franklin Avenue
Szabo
K Watson
Damm
Watson
American Motor nDuate Company
Grafton
Charles F. Wottring
East Broad Street
Wottring
Stanz Motor Sales Company
Metntire
Clark Street
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Offies
Dayts and Harris Family Notes From Local Town
The son of Village Clerk and Mrs Join G Dayts is mentioned. Mrs Daniel Harris returned to the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Join Stacey after spending several weeks with her husband in Cincinnati. Mr Morris is making a concert appearance in that city.
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Join G. Dayts
Daniel Harris
Join Stacey
Cincinnati
Morris
Republican Rally At Oberlin September 11
Robert B. Barcus assistant at torney general will speak at a Republican rally sponsored by the Lorain County Republican organization in Oberlin at 7 30 p m on Friday September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Barcus
Republican Organization of
Lorain County
Oberlin
Local residents host relatives and guests in Twinsburg area
Nova Mr and Mrs J H Barrasa visited Mrs Eva Baldwin in Twinsburg and may stay several weeks. Elyria couple Mr and Mrs John Smith dined with Mr and Mrs Frank Opfer. Marguerite Swan spent days with sister Mrs J R McConas in Apple Creek. Families from North Elyria Vermilion and East Liverpool visited local homes. Four H Club members exhibited at Wellington Fair. A birthday family dinner for B Montague plus fundraising for children and grandchildren drew attendees from Fairview North Ridgeville and Cleveland.
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J. H. Barrasa
Eva Baldwin
Twinsburg
Baldwin Cam
John Smith
Elyria
Frank Opfer
Marguerite Swan
J. R. McConas
Apple Creek
Clifton Simms
Baby
North Elyria
WW. A. Dannell
Karl
Lewis Kolb
Ralph Burke
Vernon Fullmier
Wade Honey
B. Montague
Fairview
North Ridgevills
Cleveland
Roy Durkee
Harvey Durkee
Invents salvage craft capable of lifting sunken ships
Toronto inventor James Mawhinney unveils a pontoon undersea salvage craft claimed to lift the largest sunken vessels and recover treasure from shipwrecks beyond divers reach. The device, described as capable and practical, signals a new era in underwater salvage for Toronto.
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Toronto
Dorset wife finds long lost wedding ring in garden
Mrs. G A Golding of Wimborne, Dorset, said to have lost her wedding ring twenty years ago while picking peas. Her husband, while plowing, spotted a glint in the soil and unearthed the missing ring, ending decades of absence.
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Dorset, Eng
G. A. Golding
Wimborne
Farm co-ops in Pennsylvania report rising business
Farm co operatives in Pennsylvania posted total business of 345,662 in 1931 according to Agriculture Secretary J Hansell French. The figure shows growth year over year with higher activity across co ops in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Agriiculture
J. Hansell French
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Richard of
Cotaabin
Lincoln Air
William Boyd
Jimmy Ellison
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FEC McNaught Syndicate
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Lakes Stars
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Brad
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Thomas Gom
Spartans
Medaman
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Tarek
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Tone Rhythm Revue
Licas Bend
Cummins
King’. Jesters
Sacre Usnelue Band
Tria Muse Aldese Lam
Fate
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Shep Fields
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Paul Sullivan
Moon River
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Sports Sanders Band
Paneer
Im Stevenson Runte Alen
Horace Herdt
Flying Bannera
Wayne King
March of Vime Banett Dunern Woore & i
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Bulletin Board
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Tate
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News of Youth
Dirk Vesey
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Woeseyth Orch
Caravan
Reeve & Raund
C . Wea
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Dyer
Vasiley Axton
Mark
Neagle
Aceon Hall
Darty de Vander
Darty de Vander Pyl
Caxaldy Singers
Reeve Mae Memory
Lady Reyes
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Sgnoff
Ben Rernie
Meetin’ Hire
Sirti
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Ren
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Wagar
Lorwalk
Niottis Turley
Cenivet Church of Christ
Buffalo
Turley
Res Turley
Chrisomal Musi
Hill
Mre C. C
Forest Street
Fridey Esening
Hutre Nouns Lab
Bridge
Jeannette Warner
Kathryn Muarray
Tf Laresee BeVier
Carol Wishers
Henry Ramser
Aletha Stavey Harris
New York City
Tose Parmele
Sedgeman
J. W. Exlin
Extin
Pittsfield
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Yeper
Longo Lteen
la Grange
Penfield
MeAlpine
Wager
Youngs People
HO OR. Finney
Baptist ‘Church
Jonas H. Green
Hallis Turner
Mer
Central Church of Christ
Earl R. Peck
Church of Christ
Leo Grimes
Jones Moby Co
Pittefield
Werlington O
George Hines
Wooley
M. BH
Anna Nooney
Courtland Street
Worner Johns
Iain Norwalh
Hose Berkley
Theiraughier
Laura Mars
Catheryne Miller
W. Shoox
Clayton Lebeck
Willis Bessions
Great Lakes
Hollis Turley
Rutfain
Thei
Daviel Shepard
Harmid Bowew
Southville
Ies Shepard
Lewis Leudemann
Floyd
Smithville
Ware McCoy
Dandier
Ruth
Charles Sheard
Robert
Mig. L
Gaesis
Sullivan
Asiland
Lodi
Novac
Methodist Church
Mary Church
Baar Beckley
Adiee Mitfeld
J. A. Grove
Harry Brown
Kinnor City
A. FF. Herdman
Wister
CC. Spangler
Arthur W. Shields
Marjorie
Donald
Carapons
Atorney
Larry Lt. Wagner
Saaw
Wolf Waite
Berea
H. Peirce
Waite
Aiis
Leora Voxtheimer
Ruth Ann Parker
Philia Dare
Athens University
Glenn Cheeseman
Wre
Tite
William, Sehmud
Conneaut
J. Laridin
Frances Germann
Cite Ford Riedel
A. K. Stevenson
Billinghurst
Betty Johnson
Melody Boys
Pocahontas
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