Tragedy in Rock Island as 22-Year-Old Rose Gendler Slain
Police report three arrests in the case though links to the kidnap slaying are unclear. Rose Gendler, 22, was found slain and dumped into the Rock River after a ransom note demanded $2,000, with an inquest planned as investigators pursue motives in Rock Island Davenport Mo line area.
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Ill
Ettisens
Pretty Rose Gendler
Moline
Davenport
Rce
Rock River
Miss Gendler
Governor orders sheriff to act on vice near home
Governor White directs Sheriff John W. Parker of Sandusky to curb vice around the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home. Citing evidence from the Senate welfare committee, he warns of bootlegging and prostitution near the home and holds the sheriff responsible for rapid enforcement actions.
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Columbus
White
John W. Parker
Sandusky
Ohio , Soldiers
Joseph N. Ackerman
Cleveland
National Guard
Senate Welfare
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports a hopeful business outlook per Bradstreet's Weekly Trade Review. Carnegie Steel plans to resume operations at its Farrel plant next Tuesday. Alaska Juneau Gold Mining priced stock at 60 cents annual against 50 cents prior. Willams O O Matic Heats Corp. posts year to Oct 31 profit of 10 009 versus 15 651 prior year. Norwich Pharmacal Co. declares an extra 1 dividend and a regular quarterly 2 dividend.
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New York
Bradstreet
Weekly Trade Review
San Francisco
Alaska
Junean Gold Mining Co
Bloomington
Norwich, X. Y
Norwich Pharmacal Co
Two Ponds Cannot Be Flooded For Skating
Elyria residents face a cold turnout this winter as two skating ponds fail to flood. The Jefferson School pond leaks water and cannot be filled, per Councilman W. G. Smith. The Hamilton School pond also cannot be flooded due to water running onto the sidewalk creating a hazard.
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Elyria
Jefferson School
W. G. Smith
Hamilton School
Death notices and private funeral for Worcester and Bridge
John F Worcester Sr of Chestnut Ridge died December 22 at 8 p m after influenza developed pneumonia. He was born April 30 1858 and lived in Lorain County leaving three sons and seven daughters, forty grandchildren and four siblings. Funeral service will be private from the late home Saturday at 4 p m with Rev John Koontz officiating. Burial Fields Cemetery. Ellis Harrison Bridge aged 42 of Cuyahoga Falls died Thursday at four p m after a two week illness. He owned Exide Battery Shop in Akron. Survived by wife Dorothy a son John a sister and a brother. Funeral services will be held Saturday from his late home.
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John ¥. Worcester
John F. Worcester
Chestnut Ridge
Lorain County
Howard
Wakeman
F Johan A
Dewey
Ridgeville
Grace Williams
Pacific Grove
California
Cassie Smith
Strongsville
Phoebe Elkins
Elyria
Ruth Green
Pittsfield
Mariel Sigsworth
Mildred Stranahan
Columbia
Bernica Bachman
John Koontz
Wfields
Fields Cemetery
Ellis Harrison Bridge
18Th Street
Cuyahoga Falls
Brownheim Township
Exide
Akron
Dorothy
John
Perry Drage
Burt Bridge
Garner Opposes Capitol Grounds Beautification Plan
Speaker Garner and Vice-President elect Curtis clash over a 2.5 to 3 million dollar Capitol grounds beautification project. Garner urges elimination from the deficiency appropriation bill, arguing minimal labor cost and favoring restraint despite Capitol architect and building commission backing. Senate will review the dispute when the bill arrives.
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Washington
Garner
Curtis
Capitol
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Building Commission
Bureau of the Budget
Bank sues over 2553 dollar note in Avon Lake
The Central Bank Company filed suit against John W. Warner of Avon Lake for 2553 dollars alleged due on a promissory note and asks foreclosure of property in Avon Lake. A jury in common pleas court yesterday returned a verdict for the defendant in the case of Walter Neuber of Lorain versus Harry W. Barr of Akron for 10000 dollars after Neuber was knocked from his bicycle by Barr’s car on September 7 1931 in Lorain.
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Central Bank Company
John W. Warner
Avon Lake
Walter Neuber
Lorain
Harry W. Barr
Akron
Common Pleas Court
Neuber
Prisoner Transfer Requested by County Jail Inmate Assembly
Report states a so called Kangaroo Court within county 34H prison demands moving a disruptive inmate from the second to the first floor after alleged improper behavior during visitations. Sheriff Clarence Adams to investigate the findings and determine if reform or action is needed.
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Kangaroo Court
Mpc
Clarence Adams Sai
Plaintiff Wins 2006 Verdict Against Defendants
A verdict of 2000 dollars was awarded to Theodore Sherba by Judge W. B. Thompson for injuries allegedly caused by a car driven by Eva Sisel and owned by Nick Sisel, while the truck was parked on Sherba's property in Colorado area.
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Lorain
Thompson
Sher
Nick
Eva Rain
Sherba
Eva Sisel
Colorado Arena
Eva Sis
Fruit Growers To Discuss Problems
Lorain County fruit growers committee plans a five meeting series for 1933 to discuss management, spraying, disease control, and insect control. OSU extension specialists are expected to address the meetings with two sessions on orchard practices and a final summary review.
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Lorain County
Ohio State University
Committee of Trust Growers
County Agricultural Extension Service
Heirs Quietly Probate Kroger Founder’s Daughter Estate
The daughter of B. H. Kroger, founder of the Kroger grocery chain, Lucy Berne, was probated in Cincinnati. The estate, valued at over a million dollars, creates a trust for her husband Albert Berne. after his death, the remainder goes to their son Albert Berne Jr. and John Henry Berne when they reach 25.
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Grocery Celaln
Lewes
Cincinnati
Jill
Lucile K. Berne
B. H. Kroger
Hamilton
Albert Berne
Post Office Handles Holiday Mail Rush
Workers at the post office report a busy holiday period with daily cancellation and sorting to speed delivery. Packages pile in the back room is cleared each day and correctly addressed local mail should arrive for Christmas, while some misaddressed cards and packages may arrive after Christmas. Elyrians mailed early and expect their cards and packages to reach recipients by Christmas Day.
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Christinne
Therenda
Oberlin High School Debating Squad Chosen
Oberlin Ohio December 23 Eleven students from Oberlin High School have been selected for this season's debate squad and train for the opening January debate. The team will tackle tax reduction questions with coaches C F Alter and Miss McCaw guiding final selections.
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Oberlin High School
Oberlin High
C. F. Alter
Miss McCaw
Ingh School
Marjorie Brady
Wilbur Morris
Martin Nasipak
Laurebelle Scott
John Eshko
Mildred Zimmerman
Flora Landers
Wade White
Robert Blackburn
Ruth Dale
Ralph Lymer
Daughter of former residents dies in Sidney Ohio
Word arrived Wednesday of the death of Helen Ru? berkes daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Reubakes once of Oberlin Ohio. The obituary notes the family had been longtime residents of Oberlin and lists the deceased as the former resident’s daughter in Sidney Ohio. The notice references family ties to Oberlin. The centennial calendar for Oberlin College is ready for distribution with sketches by Margaret Senaticner of the art department and features past and present buildings along with John Frederik Oberlin on the cover.
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Sidney
Ohio
Helen Riueven
Andy Ruberkes
Reubakes
Obevin
T Nartner
Grant
Esters
Funess
Teans
Oberlin Center
Perro
Margaret Senaticner
Oberlin
John Frederik Oberlin
Oberlin students attend Congress in Chicago event
A group of Oberlin students participate as delegates at a Chicago congress. Police report an intoxication charge against Gih Duan after an alleged attack on Fred Ives at the slang Garage incident.
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Chicago
Oberlin
Gih Duan
Carlisle
Duan
Fred Ives
Emspinyce
Prije Doan
Ives
Hia
Tyas
Boan
I. P
Doan
Dunlap
Elyria committee pleads for more help for needy families this Christmas
Due to an unexpected rise in needy families the Elyria relief committee says its funds fall short. They appeal for additional money and food donations to feed 750 families. Three truckloads of produce and canned goods arrived from schools residents and local businesses, but more is needed to fund a Christmas dinner and baskets.
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Elyrinus Nave
Cmy
Broad Street
Post Cffic
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National Tube Company
E. W. Brown
Ohio Public Service Company
Elyria Telephone Company
Congress to meet in Mandel Hall Chicago for peace congress
National Students League calls a two day peace congress in Mandel Hall Chicago on December 8 and 29. Oberlin delegates include Gordon Mills Charles Krister Mary Ann Zeleny Allen Joslyn William Chamberlain Charles Olds Bone Goodenough Jane Morrison and more. Local notices describe holiday events and Christmas baskets drive in Elyria with extensive volunteer effort and fundraising needs.
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Chicago
National Students League
Amsterdam
Mandel Hall
University of Chicago
Oberlin
Gordon Mills
Charles Krister
Mary Ann Zeleny
Allen Joslyn
William Chamberlain
Charles Olds
Bone Goodenough
Jane Morrison
Helen Simon
Witness recounts assault attempt at Hebron residence
A woman testified that she was summoned to an apartment by Mr and Mrs Hebron. After her father and she arrived, the boy was sent back for muddy feet and a door was shut against them. She described an assault attempt and noted she had been considered respectable in China before coming to the United States ten years ago.
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John Harding
China
Demand Quigkens For Auto Licenses
Motorists in Wyrm and nearby areas face year end tag changes as 1983 colored and black plates replace old licenses. J C Hurst and Al Mason report rising sales of the new tags while noting thousands remain untagged before the January 4 deadline.
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Wyrm
J. C. Hurst
Loraly County Automobile Club
al Mason
Elyria
Fire destroys large Ohio barn at Marsh Foundation Home
A late night fire in Van Wert Ohio destroyed the barn at the Marsh Foundation Home the area’s most modern structure. About 300 head of cattle nearly 100 hogs seven horses and over 81000 bushels of grain were lost.
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van Wert
Marsh Foundation
Ohio
Debt Talks Fallout Shape Roosevelt Hoover Clash on Debt Study
Washington sources reveal a widening rift as President-elect Roosevelt and outgoing Hoover clash over debt strategy. Hoover opposes immediate bipartisan study and charging new representatives while Roosevelt delays plans and favors delaying action until after March. France’s stalled payments fuel fears of further defaults and weakened prospects for early settlements.
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Hoover
Romblicau
Restonmstt
Phi
Roosevelt
Trooyer
France
Aise
Rosevelt
Marra
Air
Rover
Questioning selective occupation tax on retail coal trades
A speaker condemns discrimination in a local tax plan alleging bias against a single retail business. The critic asks why coal relading faces an occupation tax while selling bread potatoes drugs and clothing do not.
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Cleveland Market Prices Shifts Across Produce Poultry and Grains
market notes from Cleveland show mixed movement across produce poultry and grains with heavy fowls around 12 to 16 cents, calves and cattle fluctuating, and wheat oats and corn quoted at varied levels. railroad and storage contexts mention pre-holiday deadlines and movement constraints.
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Cleseland
Bute
U.S
City Mayor Vetoes Coal Retail Ordinance Over Tax Concerns
W H Vanoster, mayor of Elytic, returns to council with a veto arguing the proposed coal retail tax transfers cost to consumers, biases against local dealers, threatens equal protection, and may set a dangerous precedent for class legislation. He cites Supreme Court rhetoric on taxes tied to commodities and urges rejection to avoid broader price increases and regulatory unfairness.
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Elytig
Belovivuy
W. H. Vanoster
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