Nominating Convention Plan Urged in Lorain County
George H. Chamberlain urged a plan to replace direct nominee votes with delegates to a nominating convention. He argued it would pick capable leaders, improve party harmony, and reduce primary bitterness. The Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club discussed expanding membership and regular meeting dates starting January 1.
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George H. Chamberlain
Ure Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club
Elks Restaurant
Atty
Leonard Smith
Smith T
Sune
Oberlin Calendar Highlights Art Music and Lectures
Oberlin College Oberlin Conservatory and religious services fill the schedule from December 7 to 15 with lectures concerts and worship. Notable events include Durer and Holbein exhibit lecture by Dr Murray, annual fall concert by the Oberlin College Bands, Messiah Concert at Oberlin Musical Union, and multiple chapel talks and choir rehearsals led by professors and faculty across Finney and Warner Halls.
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Oberlin
Baldwin
Ahen Art Museum
Butler Murray
Durer
Holpein
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Oberlin Museal Union
Pinner Chape
Social Science Club
Obert Tan
H. G May
the Economice and
Seer
Sinmatiocn
Palestine
Finney Tiare
Domonk Sthdeght
Uenera
Alosatys
Eo Op
Bosaorhkam
Piarte Mutt. Capel
Warner Nicholses
Sister Of Elyrians Dies At Dayton
Torn fragmentary copy reports a Dayton incident linking Elyrian ties and a church history note from Lafayette Tennessee. Shaky lines reference a headstrong girl, 1805 church founding, and a cruel phrase connected to a local tragedy.
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Elyrians
Dayton
Lafayette
Tenn
Diacn
Officers Chosen By Oberlin Encampment
The Oberlin Encampment elected officers for the coming year at its meeting. Mark Campbell was named Senior Warden, Cavil Humph h Junior Warden, William Wardser ie Treasurer, Ralph Brown Finance Committee, O. May Priest, and C. Ro Summers and Co. C. Maz. The event included a party hosted by Mrs. Wallace S Twenty second. гостей attended, with flowers and a red social setting. A talk was given in Madarog Bir Joert Tlandy Tra party as na the hon wyrgpeisd.
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Oberlin
Waaier
Mark Campbell
Cavil Humph
Wiliam Ward
C. O. Fear
O. May
Ralph Brown
Renel
C. Ro Summers
C. Maz
Madarog
Tax rules on sales and exemptions for poor relief bonds
The article discusses the continuation of the number one item on page one detailing tax exceptions for the sale of goods and services. It notes that the state does not tax certain items such as electricity water and merchandise but imposes taxes on other categories. It mentions vendors not in business, feeds and seeds, lime and females as non taxable and lists specific exemptions and conditions.
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Tyre
Deshler Muni Light and Water Plant Pays Bills
Deshler Ohio patrons received a Christmas note on their November bills stating the bill is paid with the compliments of the season from the board of trustees of Public Affairs. The funded surplus lands of the plant support free street lighting and a two cent per kilowatt hour rate for schools after ten years of operation. The city also highlights a mine accident where Orion B Crapfer, 27, died in Salt Bunt. Cincinnati to battle birds again with Anthony Lall ey directing winter attack. The human body responds to temperature humidity and air currents.
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Deshler. O. Deco. T
Deshler Municipal Light and Water Plant
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Lorain Christmas Seal sale off to slow start
L B Hindman of the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association reports the Christmas Seal campaign is progressing below last year’s pace but not yet failing. He urges immediate stamp purchases and mailing back the stamps and money to headquarters. The Family Tuberculosis Survey highlights county work and a successful seal is hoped for, with this year’s seals described as more decorative for letter and package decorations.
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Lorain County
L. B. Hindman
Hindman
Court docket reports several cases in mill creek county
In And About The Court House reports show Harry eee suing H R B aeard justice EL ersion for 34 damages and detention of an autemsdse, with car ged recovery requested. A divorce action between Naroy and Dane cites grass negjat. Kroek sues Ardres Dinner at for 110 dismissals and a gasery Lorain property. John Doan named receiver. At Wellington First National Bank sues C T Fagland for 6895 on a promissory note and mortgage foreclosure. Two verdicts of 459 each awarded to Harold and Nancr Wiseman against Harold Kaufman for injuries from a collision on Gake road May 31 1932. Earl Phillips limited.
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John Doan
Tydzo
Webber
Hntel Enutland
Wellington
First National Bank of Wellington
C. T. Fagland
Teo
W. B. Thompson
Harold
Nancr Wiseman
Harold Kauffman
Earl Philips
Gake Road
Stop 82
Earl Phillips
Missing Relden Girls Recovered by Youngsman Sheriff
Three Relden girls reported missing since Sunday were found by Youngsman authorities. Virginia Woeldo, 14, Joy Chapman, 18, and Lottie Chapman, 14, were apprehended and will be returned to their parents who left yesterday to retrieve them. Sheriff Clarence W. Dirk confirmed the recovery.
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SSING
Relden
Youngsman
Clarence W. Dirk
Virginia Woeldo
Joy Chapman
Lottie Chapman
Markets Cleveland Prices Hold Common Goods in Busy Trade
Receipts show market steady for eggs cattle hogs and lambs with mixed price shifts. Butter eggs and poultry values drift while fowl and Leghorn legs rise modestly. beef cattle respond to demand with steers and cows trading up to 7 dollars per hundredweight. Livestock receipts total around 200 with overall market strength.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New Jersey
Identification Bureau History and Meeting Report
Number Two continues from Paget recounts the local identification bureau’s history from its start by Police Chief E J Stankard to 1950 when Captain F W Zarnke led it, with Sweet since. The meeting was led by Walter Otte in Harold Rorick’s absence, while Earl E Lord, C D Gott, Lester Walker, and Ohio Wesleyan College official Cartwell are noted among attendees.
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Sonare
E. J. Stankard
Mansfield
Reformatory
F. W. Zarnke
Sweet
Dharsa
Walter Otte
Harold Rorick
Stant Earl E. Lord
The
Satin Army of
Lorain
Ware C. D. Gott
Wellington
Lester Walker
Elyria
Cartwell
Ohio Wesan College
Delaware
Report 200 Persons Executed In Russia
London dispatch cites Daily Express claim of 200 executions in reprisal for Serge Kirov murder. The report names Leonid Mico Hey and family among those shot, including Josef Stalin, as purge actions continue against government enemies.
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London
The
Daily Express
Warsaw
Leningrad
Moscow
Serge Kirov
Leonid Mico- Hey
Kirov
Josef Stalin
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N. Pleasant St
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Oberlin Inn
Pairehild Chapel
G. QO. Lillteh
Tiyinn
Airehild Chapel
E. Daniels
B. H. Davis
Warner Halls
C. C. Christiansen
McRonn Alone
Pallas
Elysium Soda Grill
Broad Street
East Avenue
Big Mountain
Kennedy
Wallace
LGR
Steubenville
Salt Bunt
Orion B. Crapfer
Clivelan
Brownhelutt
Harry Eee
H. RB. Aeard
Elersion
Adam
Ena Naroy
Datgheer
Kroek
Gazery
BIG Mountain Lump Coal
Music By
Gene St. Marie
Green Lantern
Paget
Lade
Alonzo
N. U
Russia
Bulletin
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Nite Entertainment
Elvira
Little Club
L. G. Frank
E. Bridge St
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Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
East Ave
Pocahontas Lump
Dillon Lump
Walton Ice & Fuel CO
Winckles Street
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