Bride to Be Admits Ownership of Liquor
Sue Merante a 17 year old bride to be of 1806 West Avenue confessed the wine and liquor found at her home yesterday were hers. Firemen extinguished a basement fire and a second blaze near a chimney at the Merante residence. The liquor was removed and the matter dismissed with police warning.
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Sue Merante
West Avenue
E. J. Stankard
Joe Merante
Hess
Arthur Hurd
Lee Johnson
Sue
Merante
Miss Merante
Foreclosures discussed and new court procedures eyed
The article notes brokers fighting foreclosures by evaluating loan worth, and Commerce Director Tangeman plans Cleveland meetings with liquidators and judges to set procedures for similar cases. Plaintiffs Charles and Esther McGuire of Lorain sue The Adler Rosenkowitz Company of Cleveland for injuries from a January 15, 1933 car collision on Lake Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunner
Theodore H. Tangeman
Cleveland
Hibben
Charles and
Esther McGuire
Lorain
Adler Rosenkowitz Company
Lake Road
Life as Mystery to Thinkers Noted by Observer
A reflective line contrasts views on life, describing it as a mystery to those who ponder and a mere fact to those who do not. The aphorism emphasizes the difference in interpretation between thoughtful minds and indifferent ones.
Fined for Intoxication in Lorain City Hall Incident
Michael J. Maulk of 324 West 23rd Street Lorain was fined 20 dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor W. H. Vanoster for intoxication. He was seen stumbling from his car in front of the city hall at 1 30 a m past Patrolman Myron Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Maulk
West 23Rd Street
Lorain
W. H. Vanoster
Maulk
Myron Gibson
Reckless Driving Fine for James Lindway
James Lindway was fined five dollars plus costs for reckless driving after arraignment before Mayor W H Vanoster this morning following an arrest yesterday.
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James Lindway
W. H. Vanoster
Farm Bureaus Of Five Townships Meet This Week
Farm Bureaus of five townships plan sessions this week to discuss topics for the Lorain County Farm Bureau annual meeting on January 20. W. G. Caskey will speak to Avon bureau tonight. Brownhelm’s speaker not yet announced. R. F. Cambell and T. H. Brewley will address Grafton Township at Belden School tomorrow. Elyria and Sheffield Townships join at Gulf Road School Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loran County
Farm Bureau
Lorain County Farm Bureau
W. G. Caskey
Avon Bureau
Brownhelm
R. F. Cambell
T. H. Brewley
Grafton Township
Belden
Elyria Township
Sheffield Township
Gulf Road School
Whiskey Tax Cut Paves Way for Liquor Legislation
President Roosevelt backs liquor taxes low enough to wipe out bootleggers and pushes Congress to drop the $2.60 whiskey levy proposed by the administration’s alcohol control committee.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Taday
Congressional
Administration
Special Alcohol Control Committee
Monopoly plan fight delays legislative action in Ohio
Judiciary committee meeting canceled as quorum failed. Senate to act on amendments and report the bill for passage, then consider it as a committee of the whole. If reported today, final passage aimed for Wednesday. otherwise no vote until Thursday. Senators Mosier and Mawer lead the battle against unlimited liquor store licensure amid widespread public letters and student petitions in favor.
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House Judiciary Committee
Senate Committee
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Harold G. Mosier
Dem
Cleveland
Senator Mawr
Assembly
Bricker
Rep
Wlom
Bord. Dem
House
Ohlo
GWA Complaint Committee Eyed for County Setup
A county wide complaint committee is planned to oversee grievances and advances. The panel includes L Fauver of Lorain chairing the Lorain Cenny Relief Commission and CWA advisory board Cyril Maple of Hyria as Federal Employment chair Charles Cromling employment bureau manager C D Murray county commissioners chair and M A The aeheanews Sclesetor named as similar oversight.
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CWA
Anneswerd
Ta. Houghton
Rain County
L. Fauver
Lorain
C.D. Murray
Board of County Commissioners
M. A
Aeheanews
Sflesetor
May Survey Egg Marketing Methods
Advisability of surveying egg marketing methods in the Wellington vicinity will be considered at the fourth session of a poultry management school at the Wellington Grange Hall. The Ohio State University specialist leads the county extension program open to poultrymen across the county.
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Wellington
Wellington Grange Hall
County Agricutural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Jailed for Trying to Steal Trousers
Patrick Lavery was arrested by Detective Lloyd Sweet after attempting to steal a pair of trousers from the Bell Company on Broad Street. Lavery claimed the pants were for his wife and faced a $5 fine, costs, and ten days in the county jail after arraignment before Mayor W Hi Vanoster.
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Patrick Lavery
Bell Company
Lloyd Sweet
Lavery
Broadsteet
Sweet
Not An Empty Stocking Committee Registers Needy Families
The Not An Empty Stocking Committee announces registration of needy families to ensure proper baskets. Registration runs until 7 pm Tuesday to avoid duplicates and allow the purchasing committee to determine needs and quantities. Names should be sent to the Salvation Army building on West Broad Street to be checked for duplicates and completeness.
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Capt
AL of Avery
Avery
Thomas Kelly
Bert Stephan
Salvation Army
West Broad Street
Plan Conferences For Club Leaders In 1934
Lorain County Four-H leaders to hold a series of three to five conferences starting this afternoon. A special committee will arrange monthly meetings during winter to prepare leaders for the 1934 club season which begins next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors
Lorain
Death Record of Mrs Ella Millspaugh in Ocean City NJ
Mrs Ella Millspaugh widow of E G Millspaugh and former West avenue resident died suddenly December 11 at her Ocean City New Jersey home. She belonged to a pioneer family, daughter of and Mrs George Nichels, member of St Andrew's Episcopal Church and an honorary Four O'clock Club member. Survived by son George M Millspaugh of New Jersey and sister Mrs S S Prentiss of Florida. Funeral from Nieholz Funeral Home Friday at 2 PM Rev Redhead officiating, burial in Hazelwood Cemetery.
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Ella Millspaugh
E. G. Millspaugh
West Avenue
Ocean City
New Jersey
George M. Millspaugh
Reverend Cra Acknowledged as Bridgeport Clergyman Death
The Rev F J Craft former rector of St Andrew's Esdscopal church in this city died yesterday at his Bridgeport Connecticut home where he served as rector of Christ Esdscopal church He was born in West Farming ton Ohio He is survived by his wife and two sons Funeral service will be held tomorrow at his parish chapel
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F. J. Craft
Ernest Judson
St. Andrew's
The Peace and War Arts in Historical Debate
A compact reflection on how peaceful progress owes much to martial discipline and strategic practice, tracing the reciprocal influence of conflict and culture across eras and regions. The piece notes that governance and diplomacy often rely on trained minds and disciplined societies forged in conflict.
Guardsmen and Reserve Officers to Meet Together
The Ohio National Guard unit and Lorain County Reserve Officers Association join for a social evening at the National Guard Armory on Wednesday at 8:50. Bridge is the main event with other card games and diversions. first all social time after lectures and military study.
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Ohio National Guard
Lorain County Reserve Officers Association
National Guard
Pau Ware
Fire from Overheated Stove Pipe Destroys Elyria Home
Elyria firemen rushed to 3 Woodfer Ave yesterday afternoon to battle a blaze started by an overheated stove pipe in Georg Mathews home. The ceiling floor and partitions on two floors were damaged before companies One and Three brought the fire under control.
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Elyria
Georg Mathews
Efase Company Number One
Engine Company Number Three
Elyria Christmas Basket Drive Aims for 300 Families
Elyria business leaders organize a community effort to prepare and distribute Christmas baskets. William G. Smith chairs purchasing, aiming to raise funds for meat, sugar, butter, coffee, lard, vegetables, chicken and bread, with donations of fruits and vegetables welcome. The Ohio National Guard will help deliver baskets at 12:30 p.m. on December 25, with routes planned by a distribution committee.
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Mlyria
Elyria
Willian G. Smith
Arthur Richwine
Tlan
E. J. Stankard
Robert Agate
J. L. Mathis
Christmas Club Holds Village Party and Charity Gift Exchange
The Christmas Club celebrated its annual party at Mrs. J. W. Hill’s West College street home after a 6 PM dinner at Hi-O-Hi. Twelve members attended the event and exchanged gifts. The group voted to aid needy villagers who may be too proud to request help, using a yearly fund for this purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hill
West College Street
Mrs. Jennie Dulmage Dies At Home
Mrs Jennie Dulmage aged 70 dies at her Oberlin home 55 East College street Saturday evening. Longtime dressmaker she is survived by sister Mrs Bell Ellis and brother Allen Barrett of Cleveland. Her only daughter, long an invalid, died years ago. Funeral services Wednesday at 1 30 at the home 55 East College street.
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Jennie Dulmage
East College Street
Oberlin
Bell Ellis
Allen Barrett
Cleveland
Fast College Street
Scout Council Hears Reports At December Meeting
The Girl Scout Council held its December meeting at Mrs Taft’s Forest Street home. Officials presented routine reports and discussed upcoming activities and community projects.
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Wild Rose
A. I. Taft
Forest Street
Scout Council
Girl Scout Council
Students versus Village Cagers Meet in Annual Game
The annual basketball match between colored students and town boys will be played Thursday December 14 at the Qbertin High School gym. It is the fifth meeting. the series stands two games apiece. The students field five experienced players led by Barnes Berry Ledbetter Moore Ricks, while the town team features Parker Huston the Thomas brothers Harry Bud and Ory Caldwell Hamlin among others. Tipoff is 7:30 p.m.
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Qbertin High School
Cleveland
Parker
Huston
Thomas Hors
Harry
Bud
Ory
Caldwell
Hamlin
Infant Bainbridge dies. funeral held in Lorain area
Alan Bainbridge infant son of Mr and Mrs Erwin Bainbridge 1015 WL 211 Street Lorain died at St Joseph Hospital. Funeral services were held this morning at Nichols Funeral Home with burial in Fields Corners cemetery. He leaves his parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs Val Simsie of Lorain and Mrs Perry Bainbridge of Elyria. Anna Basco of Lorain files for divorce from Joseph Basco on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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Alan Bainbridge
Bainbridge
Erwin Bainbridge
Lorain
St. Joseph Hopital
Nichols Funeral Home
Fields Corners
Val Simsie O
Perry Bainbridge
Elyria
Bricker Clarifies Candidacy and Elections Board Service
Ohio Attorney General John W. Bricker ruled that a person who serves on a board of elections may run for and be elected to another office without losing eligibility. The ruling addressed a Darke County prosecutor’s question about whether a candidate who has served as a board member, clerk, or employee can be ineligible for the office sought. The decision also noted that an incumbent may, before term end, become a candidate for another public post.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Board of Elections
Darke County
Bricker
vMce
Attorney Joins Federal Land Bank in Louisville
Attorney John Vonfium of Oberlin accepts a position in the Federal Land Bank in Louisville Kentucky. He will work in the loan department and his office here will close temporarily while he handles pending matters promised to be tackled when he visits.
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Oberlin
Federal Land Bunk
Louisville
Bank
Marie Cady
Toronto
Canada
Mire
Rowland Summers
R. Summers
Emerson Crowell
R. M. Summers
Candidate Seeks New Term Without Resigning Previously
The candidate proposes serving a second term in a different office while remaining in the first. If elected and qualified, the new term would be treated as resignation of the former office. The plan hinges on election success and constitutional interpretation.
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Formr
Fireman Killed Acting Chief Hurt in City Crash
In Louisville Kentucky on Monday a chief’s car struck a stationary street car after glancing off a collision with an automobile. Driver Louis W Brimer, 29, was killed and acting chief J Harper, 46, suffered a fractured spine and arm.
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Louisville
Louis W. Brimer
J Harper
English as a Low German variant among German dialects
The text notes that English is one of the Low German languages contrasted with High German which serves as Germany’s literary language. It highlights linguistic classification and regional language varieties without historical specifics.
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Germany
Governor Myers Addresses Postwar Political Realignment
The speech asserts radicalism among farmers is dead and that new conditions push them toward equality with competing interests. Governor William I. Myers argues farmers must win their way through intelligence and cooperation, noting a shift on New Year’s Day from last January 1.
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William I. Myers
Unaccustomed Separation Between Culture and Faith
A brief note on how the Oriental world resists a division between culture and faith, stressing an integrated social fabric rather than a split notion of religion and daily life.
Market Reports From Cleveland and Chicago Grains and Livestock
Cleveland and Chicago quotes show cattle and hogs mixed as steady to lower. Prices: steers 35.936.29, heifers 4.25 to 4.70, cows 2.50, calves weak. hogs 1300 head, near 3.20 to 3.40. Wheat and corn varied. eggs steady. potatoes modest. and Toledo grains list steady on red and yellow wheats.
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Cleveland
Guriy
Marine & Welrwe
Vhuice Wethers
Cholee Butchers Poulet
Cricago
Turkeys "Ent, ¥ Young Hens Tze> Youms Toms Lotte; Eld Hens and Toms Lie
United States Department of Ituuluire
United States
Toledo
Dee
Teoledo
Wheat prices and market notes from Minneapolis
Minneapolis grain report December 12 shows No 1 northern wheat at 27 dollars per bushel with 8.5 percent moisture and a 35 7 price level. Market notes indicate trading activity and demand signals for grain traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesports
Northern
Farm Credit Administration Reports Surging Mortgage Activity
The Farm Credit Administration, created under the Farm Credit Act signed by President Roosevelt, reports over 415 000 mortgage loan applications by December 1 totaling more than 1.6 billion dollars. October loans reached 29 million, November 55 million, with December expected above 75 million. Albert S. Goss highlights efforts to rescue farmers from mortgage companies, noting federal land banks were set up to refinance farms with low interest, long term loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit Administration
Farm Credit Act
Congress
Roosevelt
Myers
Albert S. Goss
Federal Land Bank
Grain and feed price table from Cleveland Grain and Exchange
Quotations list prices for corn, wheat, oats, hay, flour and mill feeds per bushel, ton, or barrel. Items include Clover, Alfalfa, No 2 red wheat, No 1 white oats, timothy hay grades, and various meals with detailed per unit figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Grain and Day Exchange
Wooster Egg Auction Results Display Varied Grades
The Wooster Co Operative Poultry Association conducted an egg auction Monday with sales totals by grade. Extra large averaged 26.4 cents, large 27.7, standard large 25.7, standard medium pullets around 22 to 22.5 cents, reflecting varied market values for different egg sizes.
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Wooster
Co-Operative Poultry Association
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