Eight killed by accidents in Ohio in past 24 hours
United Press reports eight deaths from traffic and other accidents across Ohio. Victims include Paul Eich of Cleveland struck by a truck near Springfield, Mary Louise Barnes near Washington, Brigadier General J R Lindsey cleared of fault, Amos Z Price near Mansfield, Nash Huffman near Milford Center, Harry Sibila near Massillon, R B Huddle family crash near Mansfield, James Viers of Waverly from home stove fire, and Mrs Earl Bricker near Alliance.
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United Press
Ohid
Paul Eich
Cleveland
Springfield
Edwin Flannigan
Crawfordsville
Ind
Lmits
Mary Louise Barnes
John Barnes
Sabina
J. R. Lindsey
Fort Knox
Washington, D. C
Glass
Amos Z. Price
Mansfield
Nash Huffman
Milford Center
Pennsylvania
Milford
Harry Sibila
Massillon
Perry Township
R. B. Huddle
James Viers
Waverly
Earl Bricker
Uniontown
Alliance
Clothing project meetings held in Lorain County
The county agricultural extension service shifts focus from nutrition to clothing issues for farm women. One nutrition meeting occurred at Penfield last night. three clothing meetings are planned at Brownhelm tonight, Henrietta tomorrow night, and Rochester Friday night to address winter needs.
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County Agricultural Extension Service
Lorain County
Penfield
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Rochester
Jefferson Junior High PTA Elects Officers
Jefferson Junior High Parent-Teacher Association elected officers for the coming term despite heavy rain. President Mrs Viorence Percival, vice president Mrs George Sayers, second vice president Mrs Doris Slack, secretary Mrs Frank Spencer, treasurer Mrs E Smith. Speaker Mrs E J Howenstine outlined work needed to bridge home school and social life. monthly meetings set for the first Monday. Bake sale raised funds. A remark on 19th century Jewish conversions appears in the margins.
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Jefferson Junior High
Jefferson Junior High Parent- Teacher Association
Viorence Percival
George Sayers
Doris Slack
Frank Spencer
E. Smith
E. J. Howenstine
Local arrests for auto axle theft and other Elyria news
Police arrested Charles Bauerline and Albert Cook on petit larceny charges for allegedly stealing a front axle from Elyria Belting and Machine Company and installing it on a machine. Leroy Kessler was jailed pending arraignment on charges by his daughter. A car crash on West Bridge street left A E Adams with minor injuries. The Elyria Board of Education studies a new text book policy. Police pistol team defeated Pennzoils 674 to 667. Gabriel Varkony reported a top coat and hat stolen from his car on Forest street.
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Charles Bauerline
Warren Avenue
Albert Cook
Marseilles Avenue
Elyria Belting and Mahhine Company
C. L. Miller
BE. M. Olmstead
Bauerline
Cook
Leroy Kessler
Middle Avenue
W. H. van Oster
Kessler
Gabriel Varkony
Lorain
Forest Street
Kindergarten Term Cut to a Month
Elyria City Board of Education considered extending kindergarten for local children at a private enterprise after the six month term ended. Superintendent R C Maston said two teachers wish to continue with parental payment, with only a small charge for services, and the matter was referred to him.
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Elyria City
Maston
Super
Death of Henry Wolkowicz 19 in Pittsburgh born July 4 1918
Henry Wolkowicz 19 son of Mr and Mrs Felix Wolkowicz of 146 Huron Street died December 6 at his home after a year and a half illness He was born in Pittsburgh July 4 1918 and came here four years ago A member of Holy Cross Church he is survived by his parents two brothers John and Eugene and five sisters Lauria Wanda Helen Josephine and Irene The body is at The Bittner Funeral Parlors funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow.
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Henry Wolkowicz
Felix Wolkowicz
Huron Street
Pittsburgh
Holy Cross Church
John
Eugene
Lauria
Wanda
Helen
Josephine
Irene
Bittner
Officials to Attend Meeting in Columbus Ohio
County Auditor C 5 Kelser and Deputy Auditor Clark Phinney will travel to Columbus tomorrow for two days to attend meetings of the County Auditors Association of Ohio Kelser said today They will be accompanied by Thomas Forbes county sealer of weights and measures who will attend a meeting of county sealers at the same time.
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Columbus
Kelser
Clark Phinney
County Auditors' Association of Ohio
Thomas Forbes
Oberlin man held awaiting Toledo insane asylum transfer
Fred Taborn of Oberlin, who had been committed to a Toledo insane asylum, is now held in county jail awaiting Toledo officials. He was taken into custody in Oberlin yesterday after an escape from Toledo was reported.
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Fred Taborn
Oberlin
Toledo
Taborn
Toledot
Mass Meeting Planned to Fight Steel Plant Move
Newburg residents will hold a mass meeting to protest the removal of the Newburg Steel works of the American Steel & Wire Co. Councilman John P. McGreal said he and his committee, with Mayor Ray T. Miller, have asked U S Steel Corp president William Irwin for details and argue the plant should stay open. The meeting also aims to prevent other steel plants from moving.
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Cleveland
Newburg
American Steel & Wire Company
John P. McGreal
McGreat
Ray T. Miller
William Irwin
U. S. Steel Corporation
New York
Steel Corporation
Newsburg
Bargains in clothing for needy children reported
Elyria Board of Education received a brief lesson in shopping from Mrs. J Robbins on the Student Aid Station of the city council of Parent-Teacher Associations. She outlined bargains found for clothing and noted most items must be purchased. The station received 50 pairs of boys trousers from the Red Cross in the past month and the board approved funds to continue the work while praising the Parent-Teacher Council for its management.
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Elyria Board of Education
Centenary observance marks 105 years of church service
MARION O Dec 7 Lewis T Young 50 who would have become deputy clerk of the Marion County courts on Monday died of pneumonia here Tuesday. The long church anniversary notes 1827 organization by Rev Henry O Sheldon and a 1925 dedication of a court street home with leaders from across the nation taking part. The Sunday School founded December 8 1882 will be 100 years old on the anniversary service.
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George H. Chamberlain
Elyria
Cleveland Methodist Ministers’ Quartet
Earl R. Brown
First Church of
Akron
Suntat
E. J. Bond
Epworth League
W. Cc. Endley
William 5. Winters
Edwin Wirby
Bond
G. A. Reeder
W. CG. Endrey
William C. Dawson
T. Wallace Grose
Samuel L. Stewart
William B. Winters
Edwin Kirby
A. E. Piper
D. A. Burr
B. Sprague
E. C. Griswold
William Bennington
Joseph Patterson
J. M. Ryals
FE. F. Stark
R. L. Rankin
E. T. Reese
Charles B. Simkins
C. W. Koones
H. C. Wilcox
Henry O. Sheldon
I T
Court Street
Theodore 8. Henderson
Cincinnati
Ralph W. Lockman
New York City
W. E. Hammacker
Youngstown
T. Alton
J. Stanley Jones
India
Northeast Ohio
The
Methodist Church
Marion, O
Lewis T. Young
Marion County
Five Cent Electric Rate For Schools Adopted
Elyria City Board of Education approved a five cent rate for all current from Ohio Public Service Company, with James F. Brown noting annual savings near $1,700 and equipment changes saving about $800. The move follows Lorain’s lower light rate confusion and an investigation into city school rate variations.
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Elyria City
Lorain
Elyria High Slashes Prices for Crimson Home Games
Elyria High officials cut admission for Rome ner lecene basketball games at the Crittsn arena. Beginning with the Ashland game Saturday, first home contest of the season, prices drop to 35 cents for adults and 15 cents for students from prior 50 and 25 cents. Students must purchase tickets.
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Elyria High School
Rome
High School Kept Prices for Lake Erie League Games
At a recent meeting of principals in the Lake Erie League, prices for admission were reviewed. Gate tickets rise to 35 cents for adults, with 25 cent pricing for younger students for league games and standard rates for non league events. Lake Porta league admissions stay at 50 cents for adults and 36 cents for students. The group decided not to reduce league game prices.
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Lake Erie
Lake Porta
Court delays in Jones trial as illness halts proceedings
The Jones trial, begun November 21, was postponed again due to illness of Trial Judge A. R. Webber and one juror. With the judge and juror not recovered, the case cannot proceed. a 13th juror may be added to replace any absent juror. The case involves the shooting of Anthony Serafinos after a dispute over a coal theft from railroad property.
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Jones
A. R. Webber
Harding
H.C. Johnson
Adams
Anthony Serafinos
Lorain
Christmas Party Held by Club in Elyria
The T. M. YT. M. club met at Mrs. Clarence Foster's home in Elyria for a Christmas party. The decorated rooms featured a Christmas tree. Guests exchanged gifts and played bridge with Mrs. Mary Schafer posting the high score, Mrs. Emerick of Elyria second, while Miss Hazel Gibson received consolation. Refreshments were served at small tables late in the evening.
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Oberlin
Dee Fo
Clarence Foster
Elyria
Mary Schafer
Emerick
Hazel Gibson
Officers Chosen By Church Class At Bethel Baptist
The Bethel class of the Baptist church met at Mr. and Mrs. O P Badger home on North Park street to elect officers. Mrs Harry Squire was elected president and Mrs Mary Morris vice president. Mrs Badger became secretary with O P Badger as treasurer. Fifteen members attended the meeting followed by a brief program and social time. The Oberlin Women's Club literature department hosted a Christmas program at Johnson House with Mrs P D Sherman presenting Christmas in Early Nineteenth Century Literature and a Conservatory string quartet performing carols.
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Bethel Class
the Baptist Church
O. P. Badger
North Park Street
Harry Squire
Mary Morris
Badger
Walter Crafts
Oberlin Women's Club
Johnson House
P. D. Sherman
Conservatory of Music
Oberlin Professor to Attend Ohio Utilities Meeting
Ben W. Lewis associate professor of Economics at Oberlin College will join a Columbus meeting of Ohio’s new public utility committee to draft regulator recommendations for submission to Governor White. He aids Cleveland and Oberlin in utility rate disputes and recently spoke on Public Utility Regulation in Ohio to Akron’s League of Women Voters.
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Oberlin
Ben W. Lewis
Oberlin College
Ohio Association
Columbus
Ohio
White
Lewis
Cleveland
As Companies
Akron
League of Women Voters
City
Oberlin WELFARE MEETING HOSTS CHRISTMAS PARTY
Oberlin members of the Lorain County Welfare Association attended the annual Christmas party Monday evening at the home of Miss Katherine Fulton in Elyria. Four tables of bridge were played with Ethel Agate winning high score, Hazel Hipp second, and Ruth Paddock consoled. Members brought socks to be given to the American Legion for distribution to the needy at Christmas. Present from Oberlin were Charity Sherrod Ruth Paddock Julia Jones Elizabeth Houghton Grundy and Hazel Hipp.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Weifste
Katherine Fulton
Elyria
Ethel Agate
Hazel Hipp
Ruth Paddock
Tors
American Legion
Charity Sherrod
Julia Jones
Elizabeth Houghton
Grundy
Sorosis Club Hears Caper on Herrick
Sorosis met yesterday with Mrs. E. F. Bosworth at her home on South Professor Street. Two papers were read by Mrs. C. Nicol and Mrs. N. Vander Pyl on Myron T. Herrick and Can Europe Keep the Peace. The club will hold its annual Christmas party on Tuesday December 20.
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Sorosis Club
Herrick
Sorosis
E. F. Bosworth
South Professor Street
C. Nicol
N. Vander Pyl
Myron T. Herrick
Mathematics Club Christmas Party Plans
Plans for the Mathematics club Christmas party on Friday December 16 at four o clock in Shipnerd hall. Evelyn Ault will read a Christmas story between games and conundrums. Refreshments will be served in keeping with the occasion.
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Mathematics Club
Shipnerd Hall
Evelyn Ault
Lecture on Russia by Professor Sims at Wright Lab
On Thursday December 8 at 4 30 p m in Wright laboratory Professor Sims will present his concluding Russia lecture titled Through Russia with a Camera illustrated with slides D A R to aid Nancy Squire Chapter meeting Friday at Mrs Erwin Worcester home asks members to bring canned goods clothing or other gifts for Christmas Neighbors Club NHL plans pot luck dinner tomorrow at Mrs W E Wright home South Professor Street
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Russia
Wright Laboratory
Sims
D. A. BR
Nancy Squire
Erwin Worcester
George Bowen
South Professor Street
NHL
W. E. Wright
Great Response To Toy Shop Project
The Legion's toy shop project in Elyria receives extraordinary city support. Thousands of used toys are donated for rehabilitation as Legion boys work in shifts with expert city shamans guiding the effort. Local stores supply repair materials while 200 letters seek $1 donations to fund gifts, promising Christmas smiles for needy children.
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Legion
Santa Claus
Number One continuation reports arrests and seizures
Fiscal year enforcement by agents yielded fines totaling 56,469,746 and seizures of 11,885 automobiles valued at 9,798,386, 61 boats worth 109,795, 23,168 stills, 15,244 beer tormenters, 3,261,746 gallons of beer and 1,655,677 gallons of spirits. Nine agents were killed on duty and 58 removed for rule violations.
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Bureant
Hoover plans proposed to cut costs and raise revenue
The article outlines Hoover's 1934 fiscal plan proposing tax and excise boosts totaling about 492 million dollars to cover a predicted deficit near 1.15 billion. It envisions a treasury surplus by mid 1934 if enacted, recommends naval savings, and outlines military pay reductions and reorganization efforts affecting ships Mississippi New Mexico Idaho and wage policies for per diem naval staff.
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Hoover
Franklin D
Congress
Treasury
Marine Corps
Mississipi
New Mexico
Idaho
Naval
Disorderly conduct arrest after threat to wife in city store
Police report John Bean of 1824 West Avenue was arrested at 9 P M yesterday on a charge of disorderly conduct after a claim he threatened to kill his wife. Workers in a large store room rushed about, gathering items from lists and packing them for applicants as additional background.
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John Bean
West Avenue
Cleveland Market and Livestock Totals Report
Cleveland markets show steady demand across produce and poultry with varied prices for heavy and Leghorn fowls, ducks, turkeys, and potatoes from Ohio and Pennsylvania. Livestock in Cleveland runs notable cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep with mixed gains and declines. grain and hay prices, plus Chicago quotes, complete the market snapshot.
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Cleveland
Young Weeze
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
FARMERS LOCAL MARKETS PRICES FOR PRODUCE
Farmers market listing shows berets baskets of produce with prices and notes on washing and toping. Items include vegetables like cabbages carrots celery lettuce radishes and turnips with assorted basket sizes and price ranges per dozen or per bushel and small lots for watercress and parsnips.
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Church of Christ
Western Reserve Finance
C. D., Murray
Harry Shaw
State Relief Commission
Atto
A. E. Adams
Second Street
West Bridge Street
Liesd Sweet
Folice
Pennzoils
Southam
Olmstead
Hamlin
Miller
Walton
Pennzoil
N. Haury
G. Kelling
R. Murbach
BR. Hart
H. Kirkham
Henry Woltowicz
Big Prairie
Paissey
England
Vienna
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Toy
Page
Blocher Villa
Beall Ave
Wooster
Ir En
ELAND
Elyria Relief Committee
Cant. A. E. Avery
Salvation Army
Chicago
Etra
Lee
Rock Springs
Broilers
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red River
Yales
Howard B. Somers
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Coouurt Street
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
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