Public Works Projects List for Local Improvements
A detailed list outlines repairs and improvements including wall repair at a consolidated school, roof replacement on the County Courthouse Annex, sanitary sewer work, water storage basin clearing, cemetery marker resets, electrical rewiring, sidewalk and curb repairs, gutter repairs, township road work, water supply survey, shade tree planting, sewer surveys, sidewalk construction, survey of sewer flows, bridge figeway scraping and painting, creek straightening, county archive survey, widening of bridge abutments and approaches, street widening, basement whitening, and preschool census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Ohio
County Home and Hospital For Insane
Golden Legion Bible Study on Resurrection Verses
This study surveys Jesus miracles of raising the dead in sequence Jairus daughter and widow's son to Lazarus and Christ's own resurrection. It urges belief in eternal life, asserts personality endures beyond death, and prays for faith to remain hidden in God until glory.
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Jesus
Jairus
Lazarus
Lfe
Peanuts Spread in Chiuva Since Missionary Era
American missionaries introduced peanuts to Chiuva about 40 years ago and the crop is now grown widely across the region. Local farmers report growing varieties suited to the climate and note increasing use in both food and market trade.
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Chiuva
Projects Without Number Clarified Under Civil Works Plan
Local discussion centers on Civil Works Administration projects. Readily identifiable public works include sewer and water improvements, sidewalks, flood walls, school additions, stadiums, parks, library work, road upgrading, grading, dredging, and facility repairs. The list reflects statewide Ohio examples to guide local officials.
Obituary Snippets From Notices of Notable Figures
Mo., 61 years ago. Prof. Edmond O Neill of Berkley California noted chemist born at Nashville Tenn T4 years ago. Marc Connelly dramatist author of Green Pastures born at McKeesport Pa 43 years ago. Drew Pearson of Washington D C co author of the Merry Go Round books newspaper writer born at Evanston Ill 36 years ago. Major General Andrew Hero Jr US A retired born in New Orleans 65 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Fortunes Prospects Promised for Ambitious Native
The passage predicts a favorable day for success with employer favor, insight into speculative ventures, and a balance of mental and spiritual powers. It urges diligent work to achieve fame and fortune as certain outcomes.
House weighs penalties on defaulter nations in liquor bill
Washington December 13. Congress considers adding a provision to sharply raise import duties on nations that default on war debts as a条件 to their access to the U S liquor market. Rep Knutson Minn proposes excluding token payers and facing possible trade agreement conflicts. Senate and House committees press ahead with liquor tax hearings and a separate bill to bar sale of defaulting nations securities.
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Washington
France
America
House
Rep
Knutson
Minn
McClintie
Dem
Okla
Congress
Ways and Means
Herbert Feis
State Department
Walsh
Mass
Senate Finance Committee
Wire Preservers Keep Sanitary Picnic Spoons Safe
A simple tip advises storing a package of sanitary picnic spoons in the medicine cabinet. They protect your good spoons from stains caused by medicines and can be discarded after use.
French mechanic resumes studies after 30 years
Juline Dailer, 49, a French mechanic living in New Orleans, resumed college at Tulane University after a 30 year hiatus. He now expects to graduate with a bachelor of arts degree in June, having begun his studies previously at the Institute Notre Dame de Geraison in France.
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New Orleans
Juline Dalier
Tulane University
Institute Notre Dame de Geraison
France
Anniversaries of Notable Figures Across Years
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES list births and deaths of figures including Robert Livingston born 1654 in Scotland, Arnold Buffum abolitionist born Smithfield Rhode Island, Heinrich Heine born 1797, Arthur Penryn Stanley born 1815, Mary Todd Lincoln born 1818, Phillips Brooks born 1835, Hamilton Wright Mabie born 1846, Charles W Balestier born 1861.
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Robert Livingston
Livinston
N. Y
Scotland
Arnold Buffum
Smithfield
R. I
New Jersey
Heinrich Heine
Arthur Penryn Stanley
Dean Stanley
Mary Todd Lincoln
Lexington
Springfield
Ill
Phillips Brooks
Philadelphia
Boston
Hamilton Wright Mabie
New York
Cold Spring
Today in History Highlights From 1545 to 1862
The historical notes cover the Council of Trent’s first meeting in 1545 to condemn Luther and Calvin, the 1844 arrival of the Murphy Company of immigrants at Sutter's Fort in California, and the 1862 Battle of Fredericksburg in Virginia.
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Trent
Jsuther
Calvin
Murphy Company
Sutter's Fort
California
Fredericksburg
Notable Birthdays of War Hero Alvin C York and Others
Alvin C York of Tennessee, famed WWI hero and pioneer for mountain education, born Fen tress County, Tenn., 46 years ago. Dr. A Lawrence Lowell, ex president of Harvard, born Boston, 77 years ago. Frederic J Haskin of Washington, D C, noted newspaper syndicate head, born at Shelbina.
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Alvin C. York
Tennessee
Fentress Co
Tenn
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Boston
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Shelbina
Homer Named for His Power Against Disease and Danger
A brief note recalls Homer as a figure once believed to wield power over illness and peril, reflecting historical ideas about legendary efficacy and protective virtue. The reflection emphasizes mythic authority attached to his name in ancient contexts.
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Homer
Elyria man fined for coal law noncompliance
Anthony Frobotta of Elyria was fined $5 and costs after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro for failing to comply with the Ohio coal weight law in sale of coal by weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Frobotta
Elyria
Joseph Petro
Property transfers in Elyria and Lorain edge
Julia A. Richmond transfers West Eighth Street Elyria property to W B Richmond. Anna and Andy Kokinda sell Dallas Avenue Lorain property to Michael Kubinec and Susie Kubinec.
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Julia A. Richmond
W. B. Richmond
West Eighth Street
Elyria
Anna and
Andy Kokinda
Michael Kubinec
Susie Kubinec
Dallas Avenue
Lorain
Tax Proposals Diverge on Whiskey Rates in New Bill
Tellers and several congressmen have yet to be heard as the Ways and Means Committee weighs tax levels. A Roosevelt interdepartmental panel urged a 2.60 dollar tax if states abandon similar gallonage taxes. Dr J M Doran urged an initial 1.75 dollar per gallon, up to 2.00 dollars, arguing higher rates would curb bootleg sales but raise whiskey to 1.50 to 2.00 per quart. Congressional leaders seek a bill with whiskey priced around 1.50 per quart. A 2.60 dollar rate remains a feasible option if states agree to drop volume taxes.
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Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Alcohol Control
J. M. Doran
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R. J. Scott
J. Clare George
Ac Hudnutt
Elyria Postoffice
Sant Biolinays
Boy
Mail
John W. Cullen
Chicago, & So
Michigan Ave
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Madagascar
Golden Legion Bible Study
Sallys
The
Rhine
Tilden Jud
Raraolan Tobecco Cohen
Gulf
Second Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Alfred Alten
Pierre R. Smith
C. P
City Cab CO
C.W. Barres Plumbing and Heating
Middle Ave
Broad
Keyes Auto Service
West Ave
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