Ohio House to elect Cave Speaker as Jones vies minority post
In Ohio the Democrat majority House prepares to elect Frank M. Cave of Mansfield as speaker when the 90th General Assembly opens January 2 while Rep. Charles H. Jones of Jackson seeks the minority floor leader post. Parties clash over committee chairmanships and patronage as talks fail to resolve assignments. Norris.
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Ohio Senate
House
Charles H. Jones
Jackson
General Assembly
Frank M. Cave
Mansfield
Jones
David H. Dearmsrd
Senate
Dayton
Henry G. Brenner
Democratic State Executive Committee
William, Goshorn
Galien
Cincinnati
W. E Slagle
Maloning County
James A. Glenn
Coshoeton County
Junior Hi Y Club Admits New Member
One new member was added to the Junior Hi Y Club during a YMCA meeting as Frank Mills was elected to membership. The rest of the session focused on business matters. Margaret Mat, age 3, suffered severe burns after falling into hot grease at her Cherry Fork home in Adams County. doctors fear for her recovery.
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Frank Mills
Portsmouth
Margaret Mat
Cherry Fork
Adams County
End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion
Creomulsion promotes quick relief from coughing and chest congestion. It claims to be powerful yet harmless with no narcotics and offers a money back guarantee if coughs persist despite its use.
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Ady
Chinese Officials to Attend Trial in Lorain Assault Case
Chinese vice-consul Freddie Gee and Hip Sing Association leaders visit Lorain for the Tom Hebron case. Ten state witnesses were subpoenaed as the trial, postponed from today to next Wednesday, proceeds with Chicago consulate orders guiding observers. Hom Shee, the Lorain woman, has faced threats of self harm amid the alleged April incident.
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Tom Hebron
Lorain
Hom Shee
Freddie Gee
Cleveland
Hip Sing Association
Gee
Chicago
John Fetterman
Jacob Levin
Broadway
Elyria Police Lose Shootout With Lorain Club
In a pistol competition at Lorain Rifle and Pistol Club last night, Elyria police scored 692 to 619. Police totals included Brown 118 Olmstead 129 Hamlin 131 Barnhart 132 Southam 139 against Lorain shooters J R Jinsler 147 A C Berg 143 G A Schrider 137 John H Werner 132 C S Xoss 133. A second report notes a car driven by Dale Whites and a truck on Cleveland street near Ridgeville sustaining damage in a collision.
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Lorain
Police
Brown
Olmstead
Hamlin
Barnhart
Southam
Loraimies
J. R. Jinsler
A.C. Berg
G. A. Schrider
John H. Werner
C. S. Xoss
Dale Whites
Earlcourt
Alfred Cook
Cleveland Street
Ridgeville
Three New Members Taken Into Stamp Club
Three new members were admitted at the Stamp Club meeting at the YMCA. The club now has 15 members with more expected to join soon after its recent reorganization led by advisor E F Weller who opened membership to all Elyria stamp collectors.
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Stamp Club
Y.M.C. A
E. EF. Weller
Elyria
Death notices for Beck Chapman and Theman in Elyria
William Beck died at home after a five year illness. He was born May 12, 1860 in Highgate Falls Vermont and lived in Elyria 23 years. Survived by wife Jennie, son William Jr, stepdaughter Clara Vosburg, four grandchildren, siblings in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Funeral at Nichols Funeral Home Friday 2:30 p.m. Burial Ridgelawn. J B Chapman died at 80 at his home after two weeks illness. Survived by wife Sarah, daughter Nellie Daniels, son C B Chapman, four grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Nichols Funeral Home. Henry Theman died Saturday in St Petersburg Florida. Services Friday December 17 at 2:00 p.m. from Community Church Olmsted Falls. Burial in Olmsted Falls. The war context note and steam engine sentence are unrelated editorial content.
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Jennie Back
East Bridge Street
Highgate Falls
Vermont
Elyria
William Jr
Clara Vosburg
Arthur F. Beck
Manchester
New Hampshire
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Clara Cook
Worcester
Massachusetts
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Lawrence
Nichols
Church of Christ
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Seventh Street
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C. B. Chapman
California
Chapman
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lodi
Ohio
Nichols Funeral Home
Theman
Henry Theman
St. Petersburg
Florida
Olmsted Falls
Installation of Officers at Pansy Chapter Eastern Star Oberlin
The Pansy Chapter Order of Eastern Star installed officers last night with about seventy five present including guests from Lovarm Amherst and LaGrar Merederne. New officers include Amelia Edwards Worth Matron and Charles Barricklow Worth Patron with a full slate of line officers listed.
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Sihv
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Lena Foster
Worths
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Worth
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Far Papworth
Frank Wuisen
Leva VanAusdale
Arha Beebe
Anna Slater
Jessie Kimpton
Hiz Halland
Ruth VanAusdale
Omra Hoeh
Ada
Mona Champion
Ruth
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Esther
Calysta Fitzner
Martha
Edith Martin
Electa
Zelda Grasi
Certificates for Safe Driving Awarded to 51 Ohio Fuel Gas Workers
Fifty one employees of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company received year long certificates for driving autos without accidents. Speakers included I. Ludwig district manager John McLaren P A Alberty and H P Heyne of the Ohio Industrial Commission safety department. Verne Unger reviewed four year accidents as part of the program.
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Cleveland
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Columbus
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Ohio
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Gas Company
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E. Neubauer
B. N. Brainard
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C. 3. Lash
Far Morse
Clarence Mohr
Vinton Summerill
John Fritz
Albert Raess Jer
Karl Firman
Albert Callaway
George Dove
Harold Jay
Company awards safety certificates to listed drivers
The company presented safety certificates to M. A. Rady Claude Bean May nard Bevan Thomas James Hol Crawford BE J. Johnson Mildred Smith Edward Menz Charles Hengartner Clayton Baum John Dancik Earl Price Harry Robinson Grover Moore Dan Helvik A. H. Behnke Richard Washburn and Kenneth Meyer as part of its road safety campaign.
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Claude Bean Maynard Bevan
Thomas James
Hol. Crawford
BE. J. Johnson
Mildred Smith
Edward Menz
Charles Hengartner
Clayton Baum
John Dancik
Earl Price
Harry Robinson
Grover Moore
Dan Helvik
A. H. Behnke
Richard Washburn
Kenneth Meyer
Railroad Unions Propose One Year Wage Cut Extension
Chicago Dec 15 Railway labor unions submitted a counter proposal for a one year extension of the temporary 10 percent wage reduction. They rejected the railroads six month extension and softened their stance as the railroads moved from their initial position. The unions conceded some points as negotiations continue.
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Poland Requests Moratorium on Debt
WARSAW December 15 The failure of the United States to reply to the Polish request for an eight day continued moratorium on today’s war debt payment of 4 427 980 dollars was interpreted here as meaning the request had been granted.
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Warsaw
United States
Ny 8
Circle No 5 meets at 10 Corner Avenue for a social
Mrs RB Ow opened her home to thirteen members and two guests for Circle No 5 of the Methodist church. Mrs John Foster and Mrs J J Mowery assisted. After business, piano duets and readings were enjoyed and refreshments served. Plans for the next meeting will be announced.
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RB OW
Stargell
Corner Avenue
Circle No. 5
Methodist Church
John Foster
J. J. Mowery
Woodworth
J. G. Shrock
Cornell Avenue
Red Cross
Christmas Carol Service Slated at First Church Oberlin
The annual Christmas program will be held Sunday December 18 at 7 30 PM at the First Church Oberlin with the church choirs Junior choir under Prof Olaf Christiansen Conservatory String Quartette and organist Prof Bruce Davis. The program includes Christmas pieces by D Aquin Bach Willan Mazeart and Schulz among others.
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Oberlin
Olaf Christiansen
Conservatory String Quartette
Bruce Davis
Emmanuel
Bach
Gevaert
Willan
Noel Maconna- Nqief
Mazeart
Sussex
Lord Aryne
A. P. Schulz
M Christiansen
Bethlehem
Dovovar
Crusaders
Auto Accident Case Goes To Higher Court
The Ohio Supreme Court was asked to review a Lorain County suit over a July 30, 1989 crash on West Lake Road near Vermilion. Arthur Trecany sued Louis Lieb for 3590 dollars claiming injuries and auto damage after a truck and trailer allegedly crowded the road. verdict favored Lieb and the court of appeals affirmed.
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Colt Mbvs
Ohio Supreme Court
Jodas
Lorain County
Arthus J. Trecany
Louis A Lieb
Tustany
West Lake Road
Vermillon
Arthur Krueger
Tuscany
Lieb
Torain County
Clare M. Vrooman
Cleveland
Robert H Rice
Elyria
Lich
Salvation Army Kettles Rise With Holiday Drive
Salvation Army kettles along city streets invite Christmas cheer for the less fortunate. Only nine dollars were collected yesterday, bringing the total to sixty seven toward a four hundred dollar goal with eight shopping days left, Capt. A. E. Avery reports.
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Llyria
A. E. Avery
Field Artillery Tactics Discussed by Local Officers
Major Lew J. Huttman of Elyria and Major R. C. Furgeson of Cleveland spoke on field artillery tactics at the Lora County Officers Reserve Club meeting at the National Guard Armory. Pistol target practice is planned, with the next meeting set for December 28 at 8 p.m.
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Lewis J. Huttman
Elyria
R. C. Furgeson
Cleveland
Lora County
Youth Killed in Coasting Accident in Oakl and Suburb
In New Castle Pennsylvania on December 13 a hill sled crash injured two youths. Alessius dendrysik aged 16 died at Jameson Hospital two hours after the crash from head injuries. William Prejanar 17 remained in critical condition with head injuries.
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Oakland
Alessius Dendrysik
Jameson Hospital
Ife Walliam
Debt talks loom as Hoover Roosevelts push debt review
United States officials weigh a new debt settlement as debtor nations demand immediate adjustments and Britain signals a revised plan. Secretary Stimson notes Hoover may rethink obligations while Roosevelt advocates formal diplomatic channels. Congress shows shifting mood toward Britain amid diverging approaches to debt relief and preferential treatment. A separate brief reports a fatal sled accident in Gallipolis, Ohio, as local news closes.
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Market News From Cleveland Grain and Produce Prices
Readable lines show Cleveland markets with quotes on livestock, sheep, butter, potatoes, apples, cabbage, celery, mushrooms, onions, tomatoes, walnuts, nuts, and Christmas trees. The report lists prices, buyers, sources, and storage notes, noting steady to fluctuating levels across various commodities and regional shipments.
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Garden School Plans Discussed by County Vegetable Committee
Plans for a garden school for fanain County vegetable growers will be discussed Monday at a meeting of the county vegetable committee. The group, appointed by the community agricultural extension service, aims to cooperate on local planting progress and tentative vegetable activities during Lak. Committee head Lester M. Youtzy of Elyria Township leads members T. J. Nusdorfer Avon Lake H. J. Leimbach Brownhelm B. McAllister Avon and John Rose Elyria.
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Te Comunty Agricultural Extension
Elaster
Lester M. Youtzy
Elyria Township
T. J. Nusdorfer
Avon Lake
H. J. Leimbach
Brownhelm
B. McAllister
Avon
John Rose
Elyria
Robbery at K. T. Fox Drug Store and Post Office
Three men robbed the K. T. Fox Drug store and post office substation in Zanesville last night escaping with 400 dollars in postal receipts. No injuries reported and suspects fled.
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K. T. Fox
Mystery surrounds Volpe disappearance location and route
NUMBER TWO said he is convinced she either jumped or was thrown into the water. The body was found five miles from her home at 343 Kentucky Avenue near Stop 64 after questions about a trolley ride. Investigators seek how she traveled that distance after supper as food in her stomach suggests she ate. Myers traveled to Cleveland to review alleged love letters to Miss Volpe from a man known to authorities. substance of letters not disclosed.
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Kentucky Avenue
Myers
Cleveland
Miss Volpe
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