Opposition 10 Suggestion of Hoover Arises
Washington December 3 President Hoover faces strong opposition to his plan to let a cabinet committee allocate 150 million dollars for public works to ease unemployment. Democratic leaders attack the move while Senate critics call it an alibi. A House-Senate breakfast may discuss unemployment drought relief and harmony in policy.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
House
Garner
Joseph W. Burns
Otis Glenn
Repu
Federal Post Office
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Wheeler
Nicholas Longworth
John Q. Tilson
General Motors Radio enters market via Berrington Co
The General Motors Radio will be sold by Berrington Home Entertainment Co at 383 Broad Street, Dayton announces and T. H. Taylor will participate in policies with Nationally Organized Business Bureau. The plan includes universal dealer service and GM Acceptance financing for time payments. Five models offered, including two for phonograph recording playback.
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General Motors Radio
Berrington Home Entertainment Co
Broad Street
General Motors Radio Corp
Dayton
Ohio
T. H. Taylor
General Motors
United States
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Amherst P T A Meeting Amherst Ohio Parochial School
A 40 mother PTA meeting at St. Joseph Parochial school in Amherst Ohio featured Christmas basket plans for needy families and a fruit and jelly drive for the Sisters on Dec 5. Cocoa and crackers will be served at recess, with a Christmas program including multiple recitations songs and a playlet by eighth grade students.
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Amherst
O. der
Parent- Teacher Association of
St. Joseph
A. G. Menz
Clayton Young
Beatrice
St. Nicholas
Crete Young
Joseph Furhman
Polly
Florence Brennen
Harry
Nancy
Howdy
Mr. Santa Claus
Election of Officers in St Peter's Senior League
The Senior League of St Peter's Evangelical Church held a Christmas party meeting in the church parlors. Rev C E Schmidt led devotionals, Ruth Mischka read a Christmas paper, songs were sung, and Carl Lee led the business session. Officers elected: Nellie Mathes president Hulda Berger vice president Ruth Mischka secretary Gladys Hopkins treasurer. The group discussed the pageant The Great Light for Christmas night and planned a toy gift exchange for needy children. Luncheon was served to about 20.
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League of St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
C. E. Schmidt
Ruth Mischka
Carl Lee
Nellie Mathes
Hulda Berger
Gladys Hopkins
Village Council Passes Tax Levy Motion
The village council met in regular session in the council chambers last evening. A motion was passed for J J Smythe city solicitor to write to the state board about the 3 4 mill tax levy. A sewer rental tax was levied at set times and after January will be dispensed with, replaced by an extra 3 4 mill on the tax. The state board in
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J. J. Smythe
State Board
City measures and reports from the council meeting
The text notes the mayor’s power to appoint a police officer in emergencies. An ordinance was passed to July 1931 dates. Monthly reports were read and all bills acted upon.
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Smythe
Jaly
Lorain County Spelling Contest At Local School
The Lorain County spelling contest is set for Wednesday December 10 at the local school. About 380 districts will participate with local high school entrants including seniors Geneva Shinsky Algegert Fritz Donald Ludwig and juniors Margaret Berger Marie Wilhelm Marian Witte along with sophomores Emma Toth Margaret Kovach Foster Jenne and freshmen Cecelia Schmitz Catherine Doyle Julia Nagy. The junior high entrants will be announced later.
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Lorain County
Geneva Shinsky
Algegert Fritz
Donald Ludwig
Margaret Berger
Marie Wilhelm
Marian Witte
Emma Toth
Margaret Kovach
Foster Jenne
Cecelia Schmitz
Catherine Doyle
Julia Nagy
Pythian Sisters Elect New Officers At Regular Session
The Pythian Sisters held a regular meeting at the E. of P. Hall last night electing officers: Past Chief Olive Mulder, Most Excellent Chief Elsie Orcutt, Excellent Senior Mildred Moebius, Excellent Junior Edith Ehrman, Manager Einore Ruth, Guard Edith Sharp, Protector Lillian Miller, Mistress of Finances Evelyn Raesler, Mistress of Records Maud Williams, Captain Carrie Kreeger, Pianist Evelyn Raesler. A Christmas party plan was made for the next meeting in two weeks with a pound party featured.
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Pythian Sisters
E. of P. Hall
Olive Mulder
Elsie Orcutt
Mildred Moebius
Edith Ehrman
Ehnore Ruth
Edith Sharp
Lillian Miller
Evelyn Raesler
Maud Williams
Carrie Kreeger
Pound of goods offered for baskets to aid the needy
A request was issued for volunteers to bring a pound of items to be placed in baskets for distribution to the needy, aiding charitable efforts. The initiative seeks community participation to assemble enough supplies before distribution events.
Hutton Named Rockhurst Explosives Superintendent
Harry Hutton has accepted the position of superintendent of the Rockhurst Explosive Co to succeed Mr. Fiser who and his family have left to make their home at Slaughter Louisiana. Social events include Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland meeting IOOF hall with installation of officers and refreshments. Stone City Chapter Eastern Stars meets in Masonic hall with initiation. Men’s Club at St Paul’s Lutheran heard a talk on The Radio and the Church by Rev. Abram. Dart baseball and other games enjoyed.
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Harry Hutton
Rockhurst Explosive Co
Fiser
Slaughter
Louisiana
Jessamine Lodge, Daughters of Scotland
IO O. F. Hall
C. O Masters
Elyria Avenue
Albert Crelluth
Trene
Violet
Elyria
William Wittig
Martha Belle
Bully
Masters
Ava
Alma
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Abram
Mission Work Talk at Biloxi Featured at Evening Meet
The December meeting of the Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical church will be in the church parlors this evening. Rev. C. E. Schmidt will give an illustrated talk on Mission Work at Biloxi Miss. Student council members from the local high school are asked to meet in the school library at 8 10 Thursday morning for a short business session led by president George Innes.
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Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Biloxi
Miss
C. E. Schmidt
George Innes
Hitch-Hike Affair Brings Owens Couple Together Again
Edna and Earl B Owens Jr both disappeared after a quarrel in Denver Colorado. He began hitch-hiking across the Rockies to Salt Lake City then returned to Denver. She followed the same route and they reunited in Denver. They later traveled back to Salt Lake City together by hitching rides.
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Evangeline
Gabriel
Acadia
Edna
Earl B. Owens, Jr
Denver
Colo
Rockies
Salt Lake City
Owens
Live duck decoys help hunters capture geese
In Monticello Indiana Smear Malone and Charles Hutton report wild geese are easier to kill in a pen than on the wing after observing seven geese near tame ducks. They tried both methods. a shot felled one goose while the others flew away. The following day the geese returned and the hunters prepared a new plan.
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Monticello
Ind
Smear Malone
Charles Hutton
Hutton
Birds Driven to Corn Crib In Flight and Hunt
Report describes geese driving toward a double corn crib where they entered with ducks after attempting to escape. Two wild geese were found wounded by prior day’s shots and killed. The wings of the remaining geese were clipped.
Unemployment Report Quiet in Gloucester Amid Boom
Gloucester Mayor John E. Parker convened a meeting on unemployment with representatives from major industries. City Engineer John H. Griffin said he struggles to find 15 unemployed men for his crew as business in the city booms and no local problem appears evident.
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Gloucester
Mass
John E. Parker
John H. Griffin
Fossil Bones Found By Professor In Salem West Virginia
A professor in Salem West Virginia discovers fossil bones that may belong to a prehistoric animal possibly a dinosaur. Researchers examine the find, noting its potential significance for local paleontology and future study.
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Salem
W. Va
Bones Found in Rock Strata Near Salem Allegedly Stegosaurs
Report from Salem area notes bones unearthed 100 feet below ground level in rock strata. The find, attributed to Ernest R. Sutton, is described as resembling a stegosaurs fossil. Further analysis pending to confirm exact species and significance.
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Ernest R. Sutton
Salem Lege
Turkey culture grows in Montana with large winter shipments
Turkey culture has grown into a profitable industry in Montana. Started to check grasshopper hordes, it now ships more than 500,000 birds to Eastern markets during the winter season.
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Billings
Mont
Turkey
Montana
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