Silver program lifts markets in brisk trading session
New York reports a strong opening as the administration's silver program boosts stocks and commodities. Silver futures gain over 2 cents, mining shares surge, and U S Smelting and major firms post solid advances amid broad market strength.
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New York
Ae Ite Meee
Ta Etéek Exchange
Bene Yenad
U. S
American Metals
Anaconda
Cerro de Pasco
Kennecott
J. I. Case
U. S.S
Pleads Not Guilty to Driving While Intoxicated
George Diebold of Cleveland pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Mayor W. H. Vanoster in police court this morning. He was arrested on Cleveland street about 1 AM after driving east and crossing the north curb several times. Trial set for December 27.
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George Diebold
Cleveland
W. H. Vanoster
Diebold
Cleveland Street
C. E. Parker
L. D. Brown
Fatal accident kills 5 year old in Garretsville
Five-year-old Patricia Daugherty died from a fractured skull after being struck by a car on the way to view Christmas toy displays. Driver A. L. Kirk of Kent was exonerated by Marshal Victor Cooper.
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Garretsville
Patricia Daugherty
Cleveland
A. L. Kirk
Kent
Patricia
Victor Cooper
The Wise Is Known Best in an Era
A compact reflection notes that wisdom reveals itself most clearly in difficult times, urging patience and prudence as guiding virtues for leadership and everyday life.
Christmas Program at the Salvation Army Tonight
The Salvation Army hosts its annual Christmas program at Broad Street headquarters in Elyria starting at 8 p.m. The Sunday school has prepared an extensive program led by Captain E Avery. Mayor W H Vanoster, board chair, will attend and Santa Claus will greet children at the end.
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Elyria
Salvation Army
Army
Broadstreet
E. Avery
W. H. Vanoster
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Santa Claus
Christmas Party at Elyria Home for the Aged
Santa Claus will visit the Elyria Home for the Aged tonight at 7 30 PM to give out 5000 Christmas mail packages and cards. The event, hosted by the John Witney Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church, features music recitations a Christmas tree and decor by Miss Ella Williams and Mrs George Tufford.
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Santa Claus
Elyria
Eilyria
John Witney
Methodist Church
G. F. and
Emily Taft
Ella Willams
New York
George Tufford
Northeast Ohio
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
No Indictments In Union Trust Co Bank Probe
In Cleveland the Federal grand jury probing the closed Union Trust Company postponed until after Christmas. U S district attorney Emerich B Freed said no bills had been voted yet, though the investigation continues. The panel examined a $263 000 loan made December 22 1930 by bank vice president Joseph P Harris and reportedly found no grounds for an indictment.
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Cleveland
Federal Grand Jury
Union Trust Company
Emerich B. Freed
U. S
Joseph P. Harris
Threaten Strike by Hotel and Restaurant Workers
Cincinnati Ohio December 22 1933 leaders of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees International Alliance warn a nationwide strike will occur if the proposed code for hair trade is enacted. General secretary treasurer Robert B Hesketh calls the code rotten and cites a six hour week and wage cuts from 28 to 23 cents in the South. He urges protests to NRA Administrator Johnson and lawmakers and mass meetings to block the code.
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Cincinnati
Robert B. Hesketh
Hesketh
NRA
Johnson
Ethel Tittle Wins Coloring Contest Prize
Eleven year old Ethel Tittle of R. D. 2 Elyria won one dollar for the best coloring of the fifth picture in the series illustrating Twas the Night Before Christmas. Judging day brought praise for Miss Tittle's well done coloring exhibited by the Elyria Dry Goods Co. The final wreath picture must be submitted to judges by tomorrow.
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Ethel Tittle
Elyria
Miss Tittle
Elyria Drr Goods Co
Three Leases Filed for Gas Drilling in County
Three leases for gas well drilling on 134 acres in Elyria Huntington and Avon townships were filed with County Recorder William G. Mitchell by the Ohio Fuel Gas Company. One 20 year lease covers 79 acres in Huntington and 19 acres in Elyria. the second 20 year lease covers 45 acres in Avon. all terms are twenty years except the Avon tract which is for one year.
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Elyria
Huntington
Avon
William G. Mitchell
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Peter and
Mary Conrad
G. B
Jennie C. Findley
Huntington Township
Elyria Township
Court House Divorces and Property Petitions Filed
Helen A. Mead of Lorain was granted a divorce from Arthur Mead for gross neglect of duty by Judge W. B. Thompson. Mary Margaret Benjamin was granted divorce from Earl Henry Benjamin for gross neglect and extreme cruelty by Judge Thompson. Court Bailiff Charles Heiman reported 1934 model divorces will be issued next week with 20 cases set for hearings. Mike and Anna Csonka of Lorain filed to gain undisputed title to parcels in Penfield township, defendants Cornelia Ann Kelsey et al. Helen G. Shade of Lorain sued for divorce from Leonard A. Shade on gross neglect. married in 1914 with one child.
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Helen A. Mead
Lorain
Arthur Mead
W. B. Thompson
Mary Margaret Benjamin
Earl Henry Benjamin
Common Pleas Court
Charles Heiman
Mike and
Anna Csonka
Penfled
Cornelia Ann Kelsey
Helen G. Shade
Leonard A. Shade
Y Rifle Club Elects Officers at Ohio Armory
The recently organized Y M C A rifle club elected Homer Ross president Earl Chester vice president Fred Green secretary and treasurer and Robert Mann range officer. Meetings set for Thursdays at the National Guard Armory with instruction underway for prospective members by mid January. Cars collide on Middle Avenue injuring property and prompting police reports.
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Ficers
Rifle Club
Y. M. C. A. Bdovs
Ohio National Guard Armory
Homer Ross
Earl Chester
Fred Green
Robert Mann
National Guard
Robert H. Goacher
YL M. C. AL An
Merry Wives Christmas Party Held in Oberlin
The Merry Wives held their annual Christmas party at Mrs. E. W. Spaulding’s North Pleasant street home. Gifts were exchanged and stunts enjoyed with refreshments served late by the hostess. Guests included Mrs. Milo Kendeigh of Cleveland, Mrs. Mary Mallory, and Mrs. J. N. Stone.
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Oberlin
The
Merry Wives
E. W. Spaulding
North Pleasant Street
Milo Kendeigh
Cleveland
Mary Mallory
J. N. Stone
Literary and Social Club Holiday Party at Hovey Home
The Literary and Social Club enjoyed a Christmas party at Mrs. Harry Hovey's home. Decorations included holly and stockings with gift clues hidden around the house. Guests played games and ended the evening with dainty refreshments at festively decorated tables.
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Harry Hovey
Holly
Fred Wright
Lois Cummings
Locke Cooley
Amherst Cagers To Play Berea This Weekend
Amherst Oberlin High School basketball team travels to Berea tonight and to Amherst tomorrow. Berea has two wins this season as Oberlin has, and both Berea and Amherst defeated Oberlin last year.
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Oberlin
Berea
Amherst
Oberlin College Joins Ohio Intercollegiate Band Association
Oberlin College becomes a member of the newly formed Ohio Intercollegiate Band Association affiliated with the Ohio Music Education Association. The group aims to unify college bands across the state for coordinated activities and events.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Ohio Intercollegiate Band Association
Ohio Music Education Association
Smoke Outbreak At Home Of John Nivis
Firemen were summoned to 322 Cambridge Avenue yesterday afternoon after smoke issued from the furnace area. Hose Company No. 1 found no blaze, only a clogged furnace smoke ring and pipe causing the smoke.
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John Nivis
Cambridge Avenue
Hose Company Number One
Rotarians Will Eat Oranges at Elyria Club Meeting
Elyria Rotarians will receive their annual gift of Florida oranges at the Elks Club next Tuesday per W. O. McClellan president. Charles Lozier, a former member living in Florida, sends the box each year. The program, directed by L. C. Hecock, features Elyria’s longtime businessmen recalling earlier days.
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Elyria Rotarians
Florida
Elks’ Club
W. O. McClellan
Charles Lozier
McClellan
Lozier
Elyria
L. C. Hecock
Amherst Man Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Amherst resident John Bradley was fined $59 for intoxication and disorderly conduct when arraigned before Mayor J. C. Steward. He was committed to the county jail for nonpayment of fine and costs.
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John Bradley
Amherst
Mayror
J. C. sStiward
College Music Leaders Organize Uniform Festival Network
An initiative to spread uniform music activities across colleges and high schools begins with bands. The Triad prints a future program schedule edited by Arthur J. Williams. Don Morrison chairs the radio development committee ahead of a Baldwin Wallace Band Festival in Berea with Robert Stocker as chairman and several colleges named.
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Arthur J. Willams
Don Morrison
Violin Normal
Conservatory
Robert Stocker
Baldwin-Wallace Eee
Berea
Western Reeves
ARIUS
Solite
Kent
Baldwin-Wallace
Wooster
Post Office Orders Halt Deliveries Through Christmas
The day’s mail will be delivered late or not at all tomorrow and on Sunday or Monday. Washington issued orders to postmasters nationwide to have no employees on duty to dispatch outgoing mail or perform special deliveries. Lersch noted the orders are definite from the capital.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Lersch
Real Estate Transfers Tallied in Lorain Area Listings
A sequence of property transfers recorded in Lorain Township and nearby districts includes Lucas Falencki transferring half interest in multiple parcels on Steck's Tenth Avenue East Thirty sixth Street and numbered lots in Highland Addition and Wece Twenty third Street. Guardian Savings and Trust transfers sublot 40 in Share Subdivision Sheffield Lake to Mary VoPairs. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Cooperative National Bank of Cleveland transfers property to Nelle Finnican in Kiecek F shore Subdivision and Bucket Country Club Sheffield Lake. Jennie Walkden and Frank Loomfield sell land to A D and Anne M Carpenter in 30 acres Columbia Township. Edna A Cozad and J Cogad sell property on Treflth Street Lorain and Reid Avenue Lorain. The Ledger notes World War references amid these records.
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Lucas Falencki
Victoria Falencki
Steck
Tenth Avenue
Lorain
Thirtysixth Street
Sheffield Township
Highland Addition
Wece Twentythird Street
Bnrain
Guardian Savings and Trust Company
Mary Vo
Sheffield Lake
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Cooperative
National Bank of Cleveland
Nelle Finnican
Kiecek
Bucket Country Club
Jennie Walkden
Frank Loomfield
A. D
Anne M. Carpenter
Columbia
Edna A. Cozad
J. 4. Cogad
Audrey Cozad
Trelfth Street
Reid Avenue
Lora
Appointments To Hospital Staff Announced
Elyria Memorial Hospital trustees announce annual doctor staff appointments across active surgical medical obstetrical eye ear nose and throat orthopedic and pathology roles. Frank W. Hoover elected secretary to fill vacancy after Charles Tucker’s death.
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Desi Mites
Eneote Os Eto
Elyria Memorial Hospital
A. Lawrence
R. H. McClure
A. S. McNitrick
G. E. Moyer
J. P. Stankin
H. C. Stevens
JT. F. Cushing
G. E. French
R.W. Hancock
G. A. Hoke
H. M. Metcalf
Geo
Mynchenberg
Z. Pitches
O. E. Townsend
Fr. J. Austin
J. Birbeck
C. M. Herald
K. P. Scott
J. T. Fawcett
C. Oo. Jaster
George Gill
C. H. Meyman
F. A. Lawrence
Maurice Rosenzweig
Grafton
Charles . Tucker
Frank W. Hoover
Board of Trustees
Death of Toledo employment office figure Mrs Martha Feese
Mrs Martha Feese 43 died suddenly at Belvedere Apartments Toledo on Wednesday after long hours in the city and state free employment bureaus. Born in Elyria she lived in Toledo 25 years leaving two children and four sisters. Funeral Saturday at 2 from Sudro Funeral Home with burial at Ridgelawn. She was active in the Toledo Women’s Republican Club and the First Baptist church of Elyria.
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Martha Feese
Belvedere Apartments
Toledo
Ohio
Feese
Elyria
Maurice
Lesore Norgard
Cleveland
Bertha Buswell
Mars Hiller F Lovain
Anna Beaver
Huldall
Flyria
Sudro
Ridgelawn
Dillinger Gang In Chicago Apartment Shootout Details
Shots shattered a Rogers Park apartment as Stege and others forced entry. One gunman died, another slain in the kitchen, a third retreated. Police reported no injuries among officers while seizing seven Lerner pistols two shotguns three revolvers and five bullet proof vests. The raid followed a massive hunt for Dillinger and his gang linked to recent police ambushes and a federal manhunt.
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Stege
Reynolds’ Son
Dilinger
Tren
Dillinger
Rogers Park
Indiana
Chicago
William T. Shanley
Eddie Shouse
Paris
Fingerprint Will Admitted to Probate in Philadelphia
A will of Abraham Buckman signed with three fingerprints from his right hand was admitted to probate in Philadelphia. The filing involved a bank fingerprint as verification. An official of the Fingerprint Bureau said the case is interesting and may open new fields for fingerprinting in the United States.
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Philadelphia
Abraham Buckman
Buckman
Bank
City Hall
Markets in Chicago area show steady prices across commodities
Market notes list eggs, live poultry, dressed turkeys, potatoes, corn, oats, barley, timothy and clover seeds with steady to unchanged pricing. Regional items include Wisconsin whites, packers prices, and local market offerings for vegetables such as celery, cabbage, lettuce, mushrooms, parsley, radishes, squash, tomatoes, and turnips with varied small-bunch values.
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Chicago
CASS
Cuser
Pany
Dee
yStac
United States
Wisconsin
U. S
Liquor and civil works bills advance in state legislature
The legislature approved a Roberts bill to allow local subdivisions to buy materials for civil works projects without bidding and to proceed without contracts, aiding federal aid eligibility. The liquor bill moves forward with emergency status. amendments set a one dollar per gallon tax and bar glass sales until April 1, 1934, with various regulatory changes and staff adjustments.
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Roberts
Civil Works Administration
House
Senate
Headington
L. J. Gunsett
Dem
van Wert
State Aid District Boards of Education
Frank E. Whittemore
Republican
Akron
General Revenue Fund
L. L. Marshail
Cleveland
Grain quotes from market report listing varieties and prices
A damaged OCR style market briefing lists wheat corn and oats with grade numbers and price references. It mentions old and new crop sentiments and placeholders for specific prices like 7 and winter premiums in a terse commodity ledger tone.
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Ted
Cattle and Hog Prices Slip Amid Slow Market Through Holidays
Cattle market slow with no cattle carried over Christmas. prime steers around 6 00 to 6 50, cows $2.50 to $3.00, calves up by a point. Sheep and lambs steady with tops near 7 50, hogs expected lower with bulk around 3 49. overall week shows mixed close and some gains offset by holiday lull.
Clarence Stanley Paroled From Mansfield Reform Facility
Clarence Stanley, serving a sentence for attempted burglary from Lorain County, is slated for parole from Mansfield Reformatory on December 28, as reported in Columbus dispatches.
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Clarence Stanley
Mansfield Reformatory
Lorain County
Columbus Dispatches
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Sturgis, Mich
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