Calf Brings 1612 At Cleveland Stock Show Grand Champion
An Aberdeen Angus senior calf raised by John A. Gibbs of Parma sold for 1612 to William Bauer, at 155 per pound, clinching grand champion at the Cleveland stock show. The event featured multiple group and breed winners with several purchases donated to charity.
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Cleveland
Dee
Parma
Cleveland ‘Ve
John A. Gibbs
William Bauer
Iowa State College
James Ford Rhodes High School
Helen Strine
Marion County
Robert C. Hall
Union
Isabelle White
Champaign
Cuyahoga County
David Gibbs
Cuyahoga
Hereford
Herbert Artz
Crawford County
Robert Beal
Crawford
Harold Nye
Hobart Wagner
Sandusky County
Vaughn Siegenthaler
Virgil Edwards
Putnam
Merlin Benreth
Putnam County
Floyd Thatcher
van Wert
Bob Bogart
Dorothy Albright
Seneca County
Melle Jean Albright
Senora
Lyman Albright
Seneca
Y FIndus Club discusses athletics and Christmas plans
W O McClellan, secretary of the local Y M C A, spoke to the Y Indus Club on athletics and referee experiences. The club set December 18 for a Christmas party and nominated two new members. A Senior Hi Y talk covered fingerprinting by a police detective, with plans for a dinner meeting next Tuesday. A small fire in a chimney at the YWCA was blamed on soot from a furnace fire, causing no damage. George Prichard was fined $5 for intoxication after an arrest at Chestnut and Broad. County Recorder William G Mitchell filed his $2,000 bond as he prepares to start a new term in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
W. O. McClellan
Liord
Elyria
Y.wlc
West Avenue
George Prichard
Costes
W. H. Vanoster
Chestnut and
Broad Streets
Mitchell
Bond
William G. Mitchell
Frank E. Stevens
O'Donnell Cigar Store Is Sold
Bellefontaine Ohio December report notes O'Donnell Cigar Store in City Hall sold to Michael J Kirsch insurance man. Sale completed yesterday afternoon. no changes planned. John O'Donnell retires after 20 years with brother Charles in business. Opal Hatcher 17 Lewis Town High dies from automobile crash injuries.
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O'Donnell
City Hall
John O’donnell
Charles
Michael J. Kirsch
John O'Donnell
Bellefontaine
Opal Hatcher
Lewistown
Church Challenged To Meet Problems
Dayton Ohio December five the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America heard a call for church unity and action from Dr Albert W Palmer president of Chicago Theological Seminary He warned of political corruption unemployment strikes class hatreds racial discrimination and crime urging churches to lead social reform and curb personal vices such as alcoholism gambling and indecent media content.
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Dayton
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Albert W. Palmer
Chicago Theological Seminary
Dr. Palmer
Court actions note debt transfers and several lawsuits
Township trustees seek permission to move 227.30 from pond retirement to general fund. First Lacing and Loot Company sues Clare B. and Luella Sayles for 25, seeks sale of property to satisfy. Harold G. McCreedy bound 300 for appearance in a Josephine Burliss case. Central Lorain Mortgage Loan Co sues Venanzio Del Coccio for 850 on note, foreclosure asked. Anna Dreyer awarded 16000 against Red Arrow Trucking for auto collision damages. Lorain County Mortgage and Title Co wins 3440 against Gillia Haythe and Minnie Haythe.
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Llamretta Township
Elmer Portman
R. F. Vetter
H. & Coates
Common Pleas Court
Pond
Clare B
Luella Sayles
Central Lorain Mortgage Loan Company
Venanzio del Coccio
Amherst, Et al
Lorain
Anna Dreyer
Red Arrow Trucking Company
A. R
Death Record for Brt Lea of Hartland Center Ohio
The death of Brt Lea of Hartland Center Ohio occurred Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 at his home after three years of failing health. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Glen Gibson Wakeman and a son Roy Lee Huron plus several brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be held from the late residence Friday at 1 00 PM.
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Brt Lea
Hartland Center
Ohio
Glen Gibson
Wakeman
Roy Lee
Huron
Opportunities in Consular Service Discussed by Elyrian
Paul Malenchini of Thew Shovel Company spoke to the Hi-Y Alumni Club at the Y M C A about prospects for young men in the consular service and other foreign field work. He outlined requirements pay and advancement and suggested where to apply. The next meeting is set for December 18.
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Paul Malenchini
Thew Shovel Company
Hi-Y
Malanchini
Navy air crash survivors face peril at sea
Aviation experts described the downed plane riding vertical in the surf with the nose below water as Ulm and his crew cling to slippery wings until rescue. The aircraft would float until the wings flood and sink, and the fliers have no life raft. Navy searchers recall a 1926 drill when Commander John Rogers was forced down off California.
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Ensormeneay PP
Ulm
Navy
John Rogers
Califor
Sisters Married In Double Wedding In Cleveland
Oberlin reports a double wedding on Thanksgiving Day with Miss Ruby Tillotson marrying Her man Brandt of Cleveland and Miss Rose Tillotson marrying William James Mats Jett of Philadelphia. The ceremonies were at Jessie Tillotson’s home in Eton Hall, officiated by Dr Frank Jennings. Families attended. both couples will reside in Cleveland after trips east.
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Arco Paint Company
Cleveland
Aviators in trouble as radio fails on Pacific flight
Ulm 39 and Littlejohn 23, Australians, with Skilling 30, British captain, embarked from Honolulu aboard the President Coolidge heading toward Australia when fuel dwindled after passing the beacon. A rescue was launched as the plane went down near sea, with Navy ships and cutters alerted and searchers hopeful for survivors.
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Lahiana
Maui
Honolulu
Ulm
Skithiug
Littlejol
Uim
Naval Radio Station
Fort Shutter
Lim
Navy
Tloe
Ithasa
President Coolidge
Teader
North America
Australia
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Littlejohn
Skilling
Shipboard
Death of Harry Landrum heads local obituary
COLUMBUS Ohio December 5 Harry Landrum 64 president of General Clay Products Company died last night after a long illness. He had forty years in drain tile manufacturing and was a member of the Kiwanis Club and Masonic lodge. Authorities in Mansfield searched for Mrs Freda Milliron today after her husband Charles A Milliron 30 shot himself. Coroner James K Biddle probed whether Milliron killed his wife before taking his own life.
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Columbus
Harry Landrum
General Clay Products Company
Kiwanis Club
Masonic Lodge
Mansfield
Freda Milliron
Charles A. Milliron
Church Forum Sparks Discussion On Social Environment
Gberlin Business Men Club hosts a Thursday evening meeting with a 6:30 dinner before talks by Nela Park store lighting representatives. Also on Thursday the West Lorain and North Cedar Neighborhood club meets at Mrs. Hageman’s home 44 North Cedar Avenue. West College Neighborhood Club gathers at Mrs. Kinney’s 265 West College Street Thursday afternoon. The Past President of the We o R. C. holds a luncheon Friday at 1 pm at Oberlin Tavern. Lorain County American Legion auxiliaries meet in Wellington this evening.
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Gberlin Business Men's Club
Nela Park
West Lorain
North Cedar
Marie Hageman
North Cedar Avenue
West Collage
C. W. Kinney
West College Street
The
We O R. C
Oberlin Tavern
Lorain County Council of American Legion Auxiliaries
Wellington
College Freshman Dies In Cleveland
Lawrence John Hisenhauer, 17, a freshmen at Oberlin College, died at City Hospital Cleveland after a four day illness. He was son of John J. Hisenhauer of the Cleveland Boys' Farm in Hudson. Lawrence, a Hudson high school graduate, studied chemistry and roomed at the Men's Building. His brother Robert graduated from Oberlin last June.
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Lawrence John Hisenhauer
Oberlin College
City Hospital
Cleveland
John J. Hisenhauere
Hudson
Lawrence
Hudson High School
Robert
Oberlin
Number Five Station May Allow Debt Payoff Without Bonds
Number Five continued from Paget outlines district finances with an $18,000 advance on personal property tax and a $13,302.94 cafeteria receipt total. A December balance of $19,238 exists, with $3,000 from the state for special education possibly delayed to 1905. Elyria Township tuition payment of $8,196.50 is expected next week, and the board may settle a $50,000 note without refunding bonds after favorable financial statements.
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O Gia
Doutenaare
Brown
State Department of Education
Elyria Township
State tax plan details and votes on sales tax impact
The article outlines proposed revenue allocations from a sales tax totaling about 34 million and corresponding bond implications. It lists distributions to state and subdivisions, including 24 million new revenue, 7.09 million intangible funds, 16 million sales tax, and 2.5 million from a utilities excise tax. It notes 6 million for poor relief, plus 4.5 million and 2 million from various taxes, with bonds already spent leaving 6 million new money only. It also records two dissenting votes by Senators Harrison and Sheppard and lists several lawmaker opponents.
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McCliskey Utilities
Poor Reef
Marvin Harrison
Cleveland
Carl D. Sheppard
Akron
Ford
Rosas
Herner
Huron
Smolka
Cuyahoga
Waldvorel
Hamilton
Hendley
Teachers rally for democracy and labor partnership
Number Seven reports a Elyria federation meeting where teachers advocate education for democracy and student preparation for civic life. They praise affiliating with the Federation of Labor and the American Federation of Teachers to strengthen schools, improve teacher standards, and influence state legislation. E. Glenn Baxter presided as delegations from multiple districts attended.
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Pepdenedewee Wee Kemeeees
Federation
Federation of Labor
Organized
Organized Labor
Alice Stofer
Elyria
American Federation of Teachers
American Federation of Labor
E. Glenn Baxter
Board of Education
Rumor and Capture in Nelson Gang Case Details
Fragmentary report describes a female figure in a feuding scene that led to Nelson and his companion facing off with Cowley and Hollis. Jealousy over Nelson's ties to other underworld women is blamed by some sources for the fatal confrontation. Federal agents dismissed the tale, denying a surrender by Mrs. Gulis as claimed.
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Feadera
Cowley
Hollis
Nelson
Gulis
Senator Nye cites mass of evidence in Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line dispute
Senator Nye references a mass of evidence including affidavits and photographs in a case involving Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co. He claims a conspiracy by oil interests to destroy the line and seeks to restrain a merger plan that would block investor recovery. He criticizes a proposed settlement releasing Columbia Gas & Electric and others from damages and notes potential widespread gas rate impacts.
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Amcome Pasr
ORC Reerre Tees
Patish
Missouri-Kansas
Parisi
Nye
Interstate Commerce
Senate
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co
Columbia Gas & Electric Co
Columbia Concern
Henry L. Doherty
Henry L
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Christy Payne
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
North American Light & Power Co
L. EB. Fisher and
Cities Service Co
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Missouri
Markets and Trade Steady Amid Mixed Signals
Market activity shows limited movement with steady prices and cautious investor sentiment. Traders note small gains in certain sectors while others hold firm, reflecting a balanced but unsettled trading session overall.
Citizenship revival and naturalization details in Lorain list
The paper lists individuals from Lorain and surrounding areas including Nuse of Amherst and Pasqualina D Innocente, noting Maria Selltia’s citizenship status after remarriage and how a post law makes citizenship loss by marriage impossible, with other names from Czecho Slovakia Jugoslava Denmark Russia and Romania. Agricultural and market listings follow with poultry cattle grain prices and market activity.
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Nuse
Amherst
Aue Dee Balog
Lorain
Italy
Pasqualina D’'Innocente
Martin Hereseak
Maria C. Seliia
Vinceinzo Leone
Maria Selltia
United States
Siillia
Czecho Slovakia
Mike Skleva
Elyria
Alec Sirpak
South Amherst
Mary Koboles
Stephan Sopko
Tomas Jurasek
Paul Striezavsky
Steve Smotka
Steven Vakerles
Jugosliva
John Draginieh
Luke Fundak
Eva Jandrick
Mary Pecaric
John Shutie
Avon Lake
Denmark
Carl J. Ekmann
Avon
Russia
Joseph Gelmon
Rumania
Mike Kastaes
Arms control clash cited in 1920s Geneva talks
Testimony alleges that U S efforts to curb munitions flowed around departmental resistance. War and commerce officials reportedly hampered controls, while figures like Irene Du Pont and F L Beebe denied aiding arms makers. Mention of Mr Weaver tied to Geneva delegates aroused tension in hearings. Former president discussed the conference with industry reps, spurring a push to drop non military arms from the pact.
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Nyo
Department of War and Commerce
Irenes du Pont
Feading
Delaware
3. M. Stone
Cole Patent Firrar Company
Startford
FL. F. Beebe
Winchester Repeating Arms
Compars
Lew Haven
Conn
Mr. Weaver
Geneva
Minnitions Company
Bin
Department Oofommerce
Neo
Dizzy Dean Accepts Terms for Next Season
St. Louis ace pitcher Jerome Herman Dizzy Dean telephoned President Sam Brison from Bradenton Florida today to say 1995 terms were acceptable. The figure of the contract amount was not immediately known.
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ST. Louis
Nec
Jerome Herman
Dizzy) Dean
St. Howis
Sam Brison
Bradenton
Fla
Refusal by Eagle Rubber Costs Firm Blue Eagle
The Eagle Rubber Co of Ashland Ohio refused to bargain collectively with employees representatives today and thus lost its Blue Eagle status. Government action was conveyed to the local compliance committee of the National Recovery Administration.
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Blue Eagle
Cleveland, C
der A
Eagle Rubber Co
Ashland
National Recovery Administration
Dog injures hunter in Steubenville area accident
Steubenville Ohio December 5 19 Polverino a 44 year old hunter from Mingo Junction was cleaning a rabbit when his dog knocked over a gun left against a fence and the weapon fired wounding his left shoulder. The incident occurred yesterday as Polverino paused during the hunt.
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Steubenville
Peter Polverino
Mingo Junction
Polverino
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