County P T A Plans Busy Program for 1933
Lorain County Council of Parent Teacher Associations starts 1933 with a January 4 meeting at Columbia Town Hall. Two sessions will feature talks by Mrs. Ross P. Jordan and Willard T. Francis on duties of officers and our relation to one another. Music, solos, and a round table discussion follow in the afternoon and evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Columbia P.T. A
Edna Taylor
County Council
Batty Churchward
Edna Barver
Werner Zilch
Donna Stinchcomb
Jordan
Miss Akins
R. C. Crowe
Halderman
Columbia Baptist Church
Mabel Rice
Mr. Krauss
City Passes First Reading On Lighting Share
By a 5 to 4 vote the council approved a first reading ordinance authorizing the city to pay 37473 toward its share of Christmas street lighting. Councilman W. D. Taylor urged payment to avoid breaching merchants’ trust. Four members opposed citing charity needs over decorations. two more readings remain before final adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Taylor
Councl
Walter Kohn
Ernest Birch
Sid Notley
Anna Kenneds
Leonard Smith
Carl Curtis
William G. Smith
O. B. Rankin
Lawmaker Attacks Ocean Mail Subsidies as Plunder
Rep Lozier of Missouri denounces ocean mail subsidies as legalized plunder in a House speech. He cites fiscal data for year ending June 30 1931 showing steamship firms received 18,790 765.72 for foreign mails while normal costs were 2,925,216.25, a subsidy of 15,865,548.97. An Austrian exhibit in London 1887 measured eight feet nine inches.
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Ocean Mail
House
Lozier Democrat
Missouri
Elyria Relief Committee Seeks Bids for Needy Food
Elyria relief group opens bid process for next month supplies inviting firms and stores to submit quality bids by December 28. Blanks and supply lists available at the city hall commissary tomorrow and Thursday.
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Elyria
Death notices for Clark N Sanders and Agnes Chamberlin
Death records from Elyria and surrounding areas note Clark Nelson Sanders aged 108 Hawthorne street died last evening after a three month illness. He was born March 3, 1872 in Leip sic Ohio and worked as an automobile salesman, survived by his widow Frances and five brothers. funeral Thursday at 2:00 from Sudro Funeral Home with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. Agnes Ann Clarkson Chamberlin died Monday night at her son L C Chamberlin's home in La Grange after a five year illness. born September 11, 1860 in Holand Ohio, survived by son, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren with services Thursday at 10:00 at Nichols Funeral Home, burial in Northfield Summit County. Additional notices report Pauline Helvig of Amherst dying at Beavercourt home aged 84, born in Germany, survived by son Otto Helvig of Cleveland and six grandchildren. and Charles Albrecht, 60, of Penfield died afternoon after six weeks illness, survived by wife, two sons, two daughters, two sisters, two brothers and a grandchild. funeral Thursday at 2:00 at the Albrecht home, burial in Elyria.
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Clark N. Sanders
Clark Nelson Sanders
Hawthorne Street
Leipsic
Ohio
Elyria
EO. 0. F. Lodge
Frances
Fred
LaGrange
Frank
Bart
West Salem
Henry
Huntington
Charles
Elyvia
Agnes Chamberlin
Agnes Ann Clarkson Chamberlin
L. C. Chamberlin
la Grange
Holand
Lucas County
W. B. Aaside
Gertrude Chamberlin
R. L. Starker
Thomas A. Clarkson
Winter Haven
Florida
Alva Clarkson
Buffalo
New York
Nichols Funeral
Nichols Home
Wv. C. Dump
Northfield
Summit Ca
Amherst
Dee
Pauline Helvig
Beavercourt
Helvig
Germany
Berea
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Otto Helgig
Cleveland
Wellington
Charles Albrecht
Penfield
Albrecht
Walter
Harry
Kipton
Ruth
Victoria
Rev
Schumm
Vegetable Group Plans 1933 Projects for Lorain County
Lorain County vegetable gardeners form a committee at the county extension service to map 1933 activities. A garden school is planned for February with topics on cover crops soil programs disease and insect control and garden tours will follow next summer to show practical results. A note mentions a historical tale about Hegeslae of Cyrene.
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Lorain County
County Extension Service
Quarantine Hits Cleveland County Jail
The county jail and 418 inmates were placed under strict quarantine after one confirmed scarlet fever case and six suspected cases were found by Dr. T G Duncan. No prisoner admissions releases or courtroom appearances for 10 days at least. Judge Dempsey urged jail access to court but Dr Duncan refused citing quarantine efficacy. He warned 60 to 70 cases would spill into the January term requiring extra judges and costing thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
T. G. Duncan
City Health Department
John P. Dempsey
Duncan
Dempsey
National Economy League urges slash of veteran gratuities
The National Economy League urged Congress to cut 431 million dollars a year from the Veterans Administration by reducing unde served gratuities for 4-SETVALE men. Willem Marshall Bullitt of Louisville told a joint committee that 100.9 million could be saved on Spanish War vet payments and 340 million on World War era benefits.
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Washington
National Economy League Today
Congress
Veterans’ Administration
Willem Marshall Bullitt
Louisville
United States
League
Snnz
Adra
Inm
Bullitt
Delarine
Ohio Supreme Court asked in Gagner vs Gentle collision case
George A. Gagner seeks review of the Lorain county court of appeals ruling in his suit against Dorothy Gentle over an automobile collision on East Erie avenue Lorain. Gentle obtained a $12,500 judgment in common pleas court and Wagner's motion for a new trial was overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
George A. Gagner
Lorain
Lawmakers mull 3.2 percent beer bill with tax and licenses
The draft measure backed by Speaker Garner proposes legalization of 3.2 percent beer by weight, a $5 per barrel federal excise tax, a $1,000 brewer license, and state flexibility on sales. Republicans and Democrats mount counter moves to drop the limit to 2.75 percent on constitutional grounds, some pushing higher taxes and stricter sale rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Rop. O'Connor
New York
Oberlin Exchange Club Christmas Program
The Oberlin Exchange Club held a Christmas program at the Oberlin Inn. The Elizabethan Singers directed by Mr Shaw performed Christmas songs with club members and guests. Five foreign born students spoke about Christmas in their countries, including Marguerite Y. Cussac of France Elinor Zu Wied of Germany Mei Jung Kuan of China Alfredo M Bustamante of the Philippines and a Greek student.
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Oberlin, C
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Elizabethan Singers
Shaw
The
Conservatory of Music
Marguerite Y. Cussac
France
Elinor Zu Wied
Germany
Mei Jung Kuan
China
Alfredo M. Bustamante
Philippines
German Club to Present Silesian Nativity Play Tonight
The German club stages a sixteenth century German nativity play at Warner Hall studio theater tonight at 7 30. Directed by Mr Kurtz the production aims for simple rustic peasant performance with audience choral singing of Christmas songs. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Warner Hall
Mr. Kurtz
East Oertin church to host two Christmas programs
East Oertin church schedules two Christmas programs with students and Sun day School under way. Friday evening features school children and Sunday evening at 7 25 includes carols, primary exercises, and a cantata The Message of the Chimes directed by Mrs Dodge of Oberlin. Lodge groups to hold Christmas gathering December 22 with a children’s program and ten cent gifts. Funeral services for Mrs Alma Mead Henson announced for Wednesday.
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East Oertin
Dodge
Oberlin
Kimighis
Elyria Council Debates Outdoor Coal Tax Measure
Council hears opposition from Leonard Smith and others who contend the final passage of the coal tax ordinance favors local dealers and restricts buyer choice. Truckers and residents warn the plan could drive consumers to outside merchants while supporters call it a fairer, revenue-raising move.
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Safety Committee
William Smith
EB. A. Tarry
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Ll. M. Schrolt
Schroll
O. B. Rankin
D. C. Wiliams
Dewey Ayve~nue
Lorain
Williams
Ralph Murbach
Murbach
Ely
Taylor
Schroil
Mowry
Robert Cretiore
Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
Rankin
Leonard Smith
Hol. Notley
Ernest Birch
Anna Kennedy
Walter Kohn
Carl Curtis
William G. Smith
W. D. Taylor
Relief Committee systematizes aid for 778 families
Elyria Relief Committee reports 778 needy families registered with the group. Coal deliveries totaling 344 tons went to 244 families as cold weather increases need. The committee aims to reduce duplications with cooperation from Associated Charities, Salvation Army, churches, and lodges, acting as a city relief clearing house.
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Wlyri
Elyvia Relief Committee
Relief Committee
Frank Wilford
Associated Charities
Salvation Army
Brath
Retlef
Community drives aid for needy families in Elyria
Last night the town reported help for struggling families with donations totaling $1619 from Elyria employers including the New York Central Railroad. Local stores hold small contributions and the Elyria Canning Company supplied cans while Wright Printing Service provided labels and cards. The packing committee will assemble hundreds of baskets with items tailored to each family. Members listed include Jon Muley William Siger Clyde Clapp Charles Hood Ed Kushaw Charles Murray James Powell Norman Stradle Red Chitford WarI Rat Frank Heinke Herbert Talar Roger Spies Lester Myers Stan Harry Wright Roy King Ed Buck Robert Heilman Lens Graber Harry Sanders Dne Brackley Ray Stich Frank 80 J. tt. Handyside Red Ka Frank West Roll Hobill Cha Parker Clyde Parker.
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Elyria
New York Central Railroad
Elyria Canning Company
Wright Printing Service
Isla
Jon Muley
Williant Siger
Clyde Clapp
Charles Hood
Ed Kushaw
Charles Murray
James Powell
Norman Sradle
Red
Chitford
Warl
Frank Heinke
Herbert Talar
Roger Spies
Lester Myers
Judge Faces Self-Defense Debate Over Coal Theft Shooting
In Lorain, a jury heard defense attorney C F Adams argue self-defense in the shooting of a man during a coal theft attempt. Prosecutor Harding asserted no officer may kill for a misdemeanor. The case highlights tensions between law and self-protection in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thony Serafinos
Harding
Adams
Ohio
Markets and Livestock Figures From Cleveland and Midwest
Cleveland markets show mixed activity with poultry steady and lambs and calves near steady. Grain and hay prices move in varied ranges across multiple regions including Chicago and Toledo with receipts and futures noted.
Hi Y Clubs Plan Final Meetings and Christmas Party
Junior and Senior Hi Y clubs close their year with final sessions tonight and tomorrow night at the M.C.A. A. They will discuss plans for a joint Christmas party on December 22. Brazil’s area is larger than that of the Continental United States.
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M.C, A
Brazil
Continental
United States
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London
Western Reserve
Turner Block
Sudro Funeral Home
Ridgelawn
EF. J. Bond
Servic
Vegetable Group
Hegeslae
Cyrene
SLASH
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilhond
Xchange Club
Allen Hospital
Hust College Street
J. A. Richards
Detroit
Michigan
Bertha Rodin
Irene Reharez
Rumford Baking Powder Company
Gibson
Miss Kally
Warren Shaw
Cay Tier
Mt. Sterling
D. A. Walker
C. M. E. Church
Walker
Kentucky
C. M. EB. Vharch
W. F. Betts
Camden
Charles King
Deerfield Academy
Massachusetts
Hazel King
East College Street
Myron Worcester
Joan Lawrence
H. O. Worcester
Spring Street
Clayton Hoffner
Beam
Jack Kennedy
L. H. Pyle
Jerry Steel
Miami
Steel
Josephine Gibson
East Laneging
Michigan State College
Mabel Gib
Pythian Sisters
Creveland Proctor
Fennsylvain
U.S
Qoato
Pennsylvania
Beldover
Chicago
Veoh
United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Colorado
Idaho
Toledo
Toto
Alline
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Elyria Plumbing Supply Co
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