Gunman slays Ravenna bootlegger in grocery store
A bespectacled gunman posing as a messenger killed Joseph Audino a Ravenna bootlegger and bookmaker in his grocery store last night. He fired twice with a 45 automatic then fled as customers watched. Police sought the car and described the suspect as about 32, in messenger attire. Prosecutor Sum ers led the probe with Cleveland and Akron police alerted. Previous liquor conviction records tied to Audino were noted.
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Ravenna
Joseph
Big Joe) Audino
Audino
Dominic
Tony Wotl
Harris Street
Wheat allotment checks issued in Lorain county
Lorain county wheat growers signed in the national wheat control program received 105 checks totaling 3531.80 from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Each 20 cent per bushel allotment payment will be distributed at the Elyria extension offices. growers must present in person to sign for their receipt. A few checks are still to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
National Wheat Control Program
County Agricultural Extension Office
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Extension Service
Elyria
Todd
Thanksgiving Dinner Granted to City Jail Transients
A dozen or more transients registered at the city jail for overnight lodging on Thanksgiving. Restaurant meal tickets were taken to police headquarters to feed the jail guests with a breakfast and a real Thanksgiving dinner. The benefactor was John Pekras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jair
Tocal
John Pekras
Women to Gain Jobs Under New Civil Works Plan
The report notes delayed skilled work hiring with wages up to 1.25 per hour. Women will gain access to programs previously closed to them as projects submitted in Houghton aim to employ about 169 women with total $4,400 in funds. The county courthouse interior repainting, funded $1,400 by the county and $4,600 in labor from CWA, is slated to start Monday. A note mentions more Japanese live in South America than North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
P. Viet
Houghton
Columbne
R Cwn
Early Shoppers Getting Tags For Autos
Early shoppers in Elyria queued for automobile license tags as plates went on sale. Local deputies reported tag ranges assigned to Elyria registrars with specific blocks for owners and shops, including placements for Adams Street, Broad Street, and Foster Avenue. Commercial tag applications remain local but will be sent to Columbus for processing. prices stay unchanged from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisre Tay
Iocat
Yor
Trais
Tage
Ossear
Elyras
Elyria
Alban M. Gehl
Munber
Elyria Automobie Club
AL Mason
Broad and
Cedar Streets
Thomas Francs
Murphy Brothers
Broad Street
W. H. Jenne Adams Street
Foster Avenue
Reistrars
Columbus
Library adopts plan to buy books on rental basis
Elyria Library launches a new rental purchase system to stock new books. Librarian Miss Charlotte Brooks says the first group includes fiction and non fiction titles. each book will be rented until its cost is recovered, then moved to free circulation to refresh stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Charlotte Brooks
Miss Brooks
Aliss Brooks
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Br “Melion
Bromurder
Dar’ Br
O'sullivan
HB. G. Wells
Hans Fallada
Beith
Auto Licenses Go On Sale Across State
Auto licenses go on sale with rates varying by vehicle class. The notice lists pricing details, including a 235 dollar base and additional fees assessed by the department. Readers are directed to local offices for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COLUM
Mobile
Aite
Omarehacker
Jury Deliberates in Sodtsbord Case
Jurors weigh a death penalty in a homicide trial as the defense and prosecution present their argues. The record shows a retrial motion and questions about the verdict's validity as the presiding judge weighs next steps.
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Sodtsbord
Fate Page
Agen.t
Jude
Oberlin Legion Toy Drive Seeks Holiday Gifts
Oberlin Legion posts a Christmas toy drive serving Oberlin and nearby townships including Russia, Camden, Henrietta and Pittsfield. Donations of toys and gifts are welcomed at Rosa’s Garage and several substation locations with pickup arranged by post members. Comrade Frank Ner supervises the Toy Shop at Rosa’s Garage. last year over 250 children benefited and similar support is sought this season.
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Oberlin
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legon
Lorain County
Legionnaires
Rosa's
East College Street
Cities
North Main Street
Peoples’ Banking Company
South Main Street
Hill's
West Coltes Street
Frankner
Our
Exchange Club
Business Men
Oberlin Resident Bart Smith Dies at Home
Oberlin resident Bart Smith died Thursday November 30 at 2 15 PM at his home 126 North Park Street He had lived in Oberlin over 30 years He is survived by his widow one brother and one sister Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 09 PM at Sedgeman Funeral Parlors with Rev Stennett officiating.
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Charles Macruder
Aulderheide
Cleveland
Gerald Keller
Lykens
Ohio
W. C. Christy
Spring Street
Friends
McCoy
Edith
Lakewood
John Wood
East College Street
R. 5. Young
New Concord
J. £. Rosecrans
C. R. Summers
Will Smith
R. M. Summers
M. BD. Smith
Manville
Elyria
W. R. Hannawalt
Marie Cady
Toronto
Rolland Summers
Emerson Crowell
Oberlin
Harry. Slater
Charles Bauman
South Amherst
Hollywood Avenue
Elizabeth Wood
DeForest
Frank Wilson
South Main Street
Lee Reed
Toledo
A. B. Munger
South Pleas Street
E. A. Stevens
North Park Street
Bart Smith
Sedgeman Funeral
Rev
Stennett
Michigan professor to speak at Oberlin event
Dr Leonard W Watkins of the University of Michigan economics department will address the Public Affairs Society at Oberlin in the Kingorth room on Saturday at 2 00 pm. He will argue for the gold standard while Harvey A Wooster supports a controlled currency policy. Watkins has held a Social Science Research Council fellowship and spent a year studying monetary systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard W. Watkins
Department of Economics
University of Michigan
Public Affairs Society
Kingorth
Watkins
Arvey A. Wooster
Social Science Research Council
Court actions report broad Lorain cases and verdicts
Mike Angeloff of Lorain wins divorce from Essie Angeloff on gross neglect. alimony agreed. Jury verdicts include $6,000 to Mrrile Mumford against William C aey and George Silber. a new trial motion denied. Woodward family suit, divorce proceedings, and a personal injury claim against Air Reg on Sales Co. for $2,994 from a June accident on Cleveland Toll Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Angeloff
Loran
Essie Angeloff
W. B. Thompson
R. Webber
Mrrile Mumford
William Caey
George Silber
Seat
Telegraph Road
Wation
Local suits and divorces filed in Lorain County court
The petition details Charles Troutman suing Alfred Oto of Elyria for 5090 alleging injuries from a September 22 collision. John Prokop of Lorain secures a divorce from Suzanna Prokop on grounds 9% gross negligence. Two other suits for 5000 each are filed against Ed Christ and Nicholas Guigiu and wife citing a September 20 malicious assault in Hearletia township with threats involving a gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Troutman
Felvria
Alfred Oto
Elyria
John Prokop
Lorain
Suzanna Prokop
W. B. Thomp
Common Pleas
Ed Christ
Ascholas Guisin
Hearletia
Nicholas Guigiu
Gulei
Firestone Shows Profit For Year
Akron December report shows Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. with net earnings of 2,397,058 and sales totaling 75,442,265 for the year ending October 31. The company posted an operating profit of 4,055,51 despite a difficult year for the tire industry caused by price cutting and merchandising changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron. O
Firestone. Sr
Tod
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
Burns Prove Fatal in Steubenville Fire
Steubenville Ohio July 7 Mrs Bessie Bolton fifty five died today from burns believed caused by a fire in an open grate her clothing catching fire as she tended the blaze at her home in one ville county authorities said the blaze started in the living room and spread rapidly to the surrounding furniture leading to her death at the scene
Wayside Inn Gridders Win 12-7 Over Ashland
The Wayside Inn varsity defeated Ashland 12 to 7 in a hard fought game. Raynes opened scoring on a fumble return to the visitor’s 5 yard line, Baynes then capped a run, Barkacs added a touchdown and Rainey set up later plays. Ashland answered with a late pass from Striner to Wicks and a dropkick extra point, with Striner standout for Ashland.
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Wayside Inn
Me Aghtund
Kame
Raynes
Ashland
Baynes
Oval
E. Powers
Barkacs
Iun
Rainey
Invaders
Pete Yura Bert A
Striner
Wicks
Vistors
Elyria
Une
Vardy
Suns
Janewin
Ralney LE
C. Wicks
Fats Andrews
Garney IG
Sonneon
Briwer ‘ Liston
Kissely
Deimimer 'K
Powers
Q v. iPenzes
Lorain Ads Win 6-0 To Take 1933 County Title
Lorain Ads defeat Elyria Freddie's Place 6 to 0 at Oakwood Park to claim the Lorain county lightweight football championship for 1933. Key plays include a second quarter 3-yard rush by Ponch after a series of passes to Blytia’s 3-yard line, and F Ross’s 70-yard break near the Ads’ 10. Lorain’s defense held on downs late as Elyria threatened.
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Lorain Ads
Elyria Freddie
Lorain County
Oakwood Park
Blytia
Ponch
Elyrians
F. Ross
Hera
Lorain Hne
Wack
Elyria
Strohsack
Freddie
Lorain Ada
J. Ross
Bruno c. Ross
T. Poncho
T. Poncho Nagy
EL Ross
F, Ross
Heath
Sebastian
Benny
New London Hi Ghidders Edge Willard in Gridiron Victory
New London High School clinches a third straight Huron county title by exploiting Willard fumbles and using a strong running and passing attack. Key plays include a 21 yard second quarter TD by Staples to Fuller and a late surge with passes from Russell to Tel and Schiffel, plus Swanger’s 17 yard return for a touchdown. The visitors failed to close the gap as New London improves to 11 wins with only a prior 9-6 loss to Aurye tus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
New London High School
Whipp
New London
Staples
Fuller
Shori
Wiklard
Jain Willard
Russell
Tel Forane
Schiffel
Cross
Swanger Ra
San
Swanger
New London R S
Touih
Aurcytus
Willare
Z. N. Landon
Seni
Bel Ote
Puller
Tisten
Tathovich Stover
Ryley Langh
Aye
Cleveland Livestock and Grain Markets Report
Market summary from Cleveland Livestock includes cattle prices with 300 head traded, calves up 1.0, hogs down. dairy and sheep volumes mixed. Grain section notes no simple market change for wheat, mixed corn and oats prices, with small regional discrepancies across varieties and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Roosevelt Answers Critics With Jest At Warm Springs
In Warm Springs Georgia on December 2 President Roosevelt used a Thanksgiving fete to jab critics of his monetary policy. He joked about the gold standard and mocked headlines predicting cabinet posts for Julian Boehm and Gus Gennerich while praising Dr. Michael Hoke for his "logical experiments" at the foundation. The remarks tied to infantile paralysis relief and noted Warm Springs growing as a health center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Festson
Julian Boehm
Atlanta
Gus Gennerich
Secret Service
Boehm
United States
the Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Michael Hoke
Foundation
Priest Declares Raskob Jumped To Conclusions
Detroit dispatch reports Father Charles E. Coughlin defending his claim of an alliance between Alfred E. Smith and J. P. Morgan. He cited pressure from John J. Raskob and noted a Belfast Lord Mayor Otto Jaffe’s 1899 1904 tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raskob
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Alfred E. Smith
J. P. Morgan Company
John J Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Father Coughlin
United Press
Coughlin
Empire State Building
House of Morgan
Sir Otto Jaffe
Belfast
Ireland
Bomb found in cell leads to transfer to penitentiary
Dec 1 Basil Cochran 32 serving one to 16 years for assault with intent to rob was moved to the Ohio penitentiary after a bomb crafted from match heads was found in a wall crevice of his Allen county jail cell Sheriff Larber and a prisoner’s tin aided the discovery Separately Arthur Wangerine of near South Amherst reported five bushels of corn stolen from his corncrib with a broken lock In Queensland up to 2500 acres can be taken in perpetual lease at 1.5 percent annual rent for the first fifteen years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Allen County
Basil Cochran
Ohio
Donald Larber
Arthur Wangerine
South Amherst
Sheriff's Department
Queensland
Public Sale at Jackson Dairy Farm Auction
A public auction at the Jackson Dairy Farm next to East Carlisle School on the Grafton Elging Road commences Wednesday at 9 30 A M with 5 horses 23 head of cattle and farm implements for sale. Animals include Holsteins Jerseys and Guernseys with 17 milk cows and calves plus a Guernsey bull two-year-old. hay corn fodder turnips and silo content offered. Farm gear listed includes hay loader mowers binders drills cultivators wagons harnesses and milking equipment among others. Lunch by the Ladies Aid LaPorte M E Church. Auctioneers Clayton H Sooy. Clerks Howard Kilnect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Dairy Farm
East Carlisle School
Grafton-Elging Road
Guernsey
Ladies’ Aid
LaPorte M. E. Church
R. A. Jackson
Clayton H. Sooy
Elsha
Fee & Howard Kilnect
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Sederis
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Webber
Chestnut Street
W. H. Vanoster
Thomas Forbes
Kevon
Delwin McBride
West Avenue
Albert Drobiszewski
Clarence W. Dick
Curtis Allen
Oberlin Road
Allen
C. L. Miller
Max Hullman
Lake Avenue
Don Ryan
Sam Kiser
Clyde, O
South America
Northmerica
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
West Street
Aaron Tigers
North Pleasant Street
MIS
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant
Oberlin Legion
London
Europe
Heo
University of Texas
Universiy of Cincinnati
University of Michican
Washington
Middle West
Girl Scouts
Ranger
Lloyd Taylor
Court of Honor
E. H. Parke
Morgan Street
Nell Lee
Greenwich
A. L. Resers
Ruth
Robert Riley
Robert Hart
Kipton
Virginia Bentell
Pittsburgh
C. P. Badger
Alma Green
Rose Suffin
Michigan
Hafely
Comran Pleas Court
Chatir
Clarice Woodward
Ray Bachellor
Wellington
Frances R Bachelior
Helen Lerner
William Lerner
Gross Negent
A. Gch Med
Air Reg On Sales Company
Firestone
Wayside Inns
Barkaes, Yucka
Stunner Idiop Klead
Hi Ghidders
Beck
Morte
Stover
Stearns
Ayres
TretAewne Staples
Schiffe
U.S
Idaho
Rouphn
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court
Broad St
Richman Bros. Fine Clothes
Wees
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