Ohio signs liquor bill ending prohibition in state
Governor George White signed the Mosier-Lawrence liquor control bill at 11:05 AM, ending Ohio’s prohibition era as the liquor law becomes effective on signing. Appointments to the liquor control commission were planned, with choices by party balance and subject to Senate approval. licenses for glass sales may wait until January with drug stores allowed 60 day temporary permits starting next week.
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Columbus
Ohio
George White
House
Senate
Liquor Control Commission
Florida
Edward T. D:xon
Cincinnati
Beer Commission
Wellington T. Leonard
Mansfield
State Industrial Commission
John A. Sughes
Cleveland
Ohio Repeal Council
Ohio Senate
White
State Board of Pharmacy
Pharmacy
Control Commission
Weather forecast for Ohio with mixed clouds and rain
Partly cloudy tonight in the south portion of Ohio with a warmer temperature. Sunday will be cloudy with rain developing in the afternoon or at night and cooler in the west and north areas later in the day.
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Ohio
North
Receiver sought for Lorain Moose Club and note judgments
The Lorain Banking Company sues Lodge No. 376 to appoint a receiver for the Lorain Moose club and to collect $47,837 alleged due on promissory notes, with mortgage foreclosure on lodge property. A cognovit judgment for $2,444 was entered against the lodge.
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Lorain Moose Club
Lodge
Lorain Banking Company
Paving Middle Avenue Costs Raised to 170000
County commissioners and city officials heard Ashland state highway engineer I. R. Ault report Middle Avenue paving costs rose from 152000 to 170000 due to higher material and labor costs. Local shares rise to 16500 each while federal funds stay at 137000. if funds cannot be found the project may be cut back or abandoned.
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Middle Avenue
I. R. Ault
Ashland
Ault
W. H. Vanoster
13Th Street
Names Of 33 Jurors Drawn For Common Pleas Court
The jury commissioners selected 33 jurors for the new term. Fifteen grand jurors report January 9 from Elyria Lorain Carlisle township South Amherst Wellington Amherst. The remaining 18 petit jurors report January 15 from Elyria Lorain Wellington LaGrange Avon and other county sections.
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Common Pleas Court
Elyria
Eugene Ames
Maude Billings
Jacob Law
Lucille McLaughlin
Jonathan Worden
Lorain
R. J. Graham
Mary Nauman
Alex Blazencyk
Catherine Kemp
A. J. Meister
Robert Smith
Carlisle Township
Raymond Simms
Joseph Heathcote
South Amherst
Sylvia Weimer
Wellington
Marion Baker
Amherst
Common Pleas
D. Y. Robertson
Moses Lyman
C. C. Locke
George Martin
Roy Briggs
A. E. Taylor
J. L. Streicker
Mayme Mantin
R. W. Austin
Olla Rufo
Lena Eisele
Nellie Szefcyk
C. H. Chapman
J. D. Pollard
Stella Kellar
Will Blanchard
A. Serette
LaGrange
Leo DeChant
Avon
Elyrians Await Merry Christmas In City Celebrations
Glowing lights and festive windows fill Elyria as shoppers, students, and families prepare for two days of holiday cheer. Churches offer special music while hundreds receive baskets of food, and the city sees an exodus and reunion as locals return for the vacation. Merry Christmas greetings spread through streets and stores as the season unfolds.
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Santa Claus
Elyrians
Bethlehem
Elyria
Lorain County
Traditional Ceremonies At The Church Of The Nativity
Bells of the Church of the Nativity will ring out Christmas Eve and be broadcast by radio to the British Empire the United States and at least 16 European countries. Monsignor Fellinger will lead ceremonies in Bethlehem with censers and carols as pilgrims gather amid restoring walls and timber shoring.
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Bethlehem
Palestine
Jesus
British Empire
United States
Jerusalem
Tal
Rome
Monsignor
Barlassina
Holy Land
Fellinger
Reich
Death of Judge Hickenlooper Shocks Cincinnati Society
Judge Smith Hickenlooper of the U S Circuit Court of Appeals collapsed and died of heart disease at a Cincinnati Country Club dance. A Harvard 1894 graduate, wartime veteran and former federal district judge, he chaired educational boards and leaves a wife Bailey Wright Hickenlooper and three sons Smith Jr Gordon W and John.
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Cincinnati
Smith Hickenlooper
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Neinnati
Judge Hickenlooper
Field Artillery
Camp Taylor
Kentucky
University of Cincinnati
Union Board of High Schools
Bailey Wright Hickenlooper
Smith, Jr
Yale
Gordon W
Coate
Wallingford
Oberlin Night Plant case ruling dismisses Power Co complaint
Judge West of the U S District Court in Cleveland ruled in favor of the village in the Oberlin Night plant dispute. The order restrains the village from contract terms violation and each party to pay its own costs.
470 Baskets Sent to Needy Families
Christmas dinners were being prepared for more than 470 Elyria families in need as generous residents pitched in. About 430 baskets were packed at 90 Broad Street by the Not an Empty Stocking Committee, with 40 more packed by other city groups to be distributed.
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Elyria
Broad Street
Improvement in Operations at Lorain Steel Plant
A slight improvement in operations at the Lorain plant of the National Tube Company is announced. One blast furnace remains in operation through holidays. Ten open hearth furnaces resume Tuesday after Christmas closure. The Bessemer converter is idle and blooming mills adjust to steel conditions. Several mills begin limited schedules from Tuesday through Thursday.
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Lorain
National Tube Company
Bessemer
Skelp
Butt
Lapp
Lilley Named Justice of Peace
Elyria and Grafton attorney James B Lilley was appointed justice of peace of Grafton township by the township trustees to fill a vacancy for two years. The vacancy arose after the last election failed to produce a qualified winner. J C Gardner had led the vote but would not or could not qualify, prompting the appointment.
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James B Lilley
Elyria
Grafton
Grafton Township
J. C. Gardner
Steel Output Advances in Youngstown District
Steel output in the Youngstown district will rise to 40 percent next week from 39 percent as Republic Steel and Carnegie Steel fire more open hearth furnaces.
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Youngstown
Republic Steel Corporation
Carnegie Steel Co
Fund Seeks Extra Help to Fill Empty Stocking Baskets
The Not An Empty Stocking fund remains about a hundred dollars short of its goal but plans to send out well filled baskets to the needy. Chairman James A. Hewitt thanked donors and workers and said they will cover any deficit, with more funds still arriving.
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James A. Hewitt
Mr. Hewitt
Baskets Prepared to Help 470 Elyria Families During Christmas
Volunteers from the Gargantuan effort group distribute large baskets to 470 Elyria families. Each basket includes chicken, potatoes, beets, canned goods, lard, butter, bread, sugar, coffee and milk. Larger families receive pork to ensure adequate meat for the holiday feast.
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Broad Street
R. J. Agate
William G. Smith
James A. Hewitt
Ohio National Guard
Arthur L. Richwine
Elyria
Order of Eagles
Theoty
Thousands Of Toys Delivered By Legion Toy Shop
The 1933 American Legion Toy Shop completed all deliveries with over three thousand gifts distributed to Elyria children. Twenty-seven vehicles and thirty-five Boy Scouts aided loading and unloading as twenty-five workers wrap up the operation and resume their routines. Names added to committee lists include Edgar Herzog and several ladies in commissary and card indexes.
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American Legion
Elyria
Edgar Herzog
Lena Taber
Alla Myers
Lena Davis
Edith Hearne
Presidents Spend Christmas Quietly Amid Official Duties
Washington officials plan mixed holidays with Roosevelt at the White House for turkey and trees, Garner in Texas sunshine, Hull preparing for an Andes trip, Woodin in an Arizona hospital, Morgenthau on a Duchess County farm, Dern released from Walter Reed, Farley in New York with gifts, Swanson in naval hospital, Ickes at home before more treatment, Wallace at home with family, and other cabinet members balancing work and festivity. The roster shows a holiday of routine duties for many and brief recoveries or travel for a few leading figures.
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Roosevelt
White House
Garner
Texas
Uvalde
Hull
Montevideo
Andes
Mrs. Hull
South America
Arizona
Secretary of the Treasury
Woodin
Morgenthau
Duchess County
New York
Washington
War
Dern
Walter Reed Hospital
Cummings
Connecticut
Farley
Jimmy Walker
Secretary of the Navy
Swanson
Navy Hospital
Turkey
Ickes
Naval Hospital
Wallace
Secretary of Commerce
Roper
Secretary of Labor
Pekins
Georgetown
Johnson
Blue Eagle
Santa Claus
Hopkins
Local National Guard promotes two corporals in Ohio unit
Captain Arthur Richwine announced two promotions in the local Ohio National Guard unit. James B. Lilley is promoted to corporal in charge of radio, and Melvin Gishman becomes corporal in charge of the messenger center section. Both were previously privates first class.
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National Guard
Ohio National Guard
Arthur Richwine
James B. Lilley
Melvin Gishman
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Columbus, CO
Gost
Middle Ave
Key Pittman
Nevada
Congress
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Treasury
William Jennings Bryan
Amera
Oberlin
Oteel
Lilley
Justice of Peace
Legion Toy Shop
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