First Women CWA and CWS Workers in Wellington
Five Wellington women start early work for CWA and CWS projects in the library and museum. Clerical roles pay $18 weekly for 39 hours from federal funds. CWS tasks include cleaning the library at 30 cents per hour for 30 hours weekly, funded by relief funds. Additional projects for hot lunches and ongoing hiring aim to fill the county’s 83-woman quota. registration urged at Elyria’s Federal Employment Bureau.
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Wellington
Army of
Sam
CWA
CWS
Charles Cromling
Elyria
Wellington Township
Congress
South Amherst
Agnes Bentley
Lorain
Amherst
Morton Houghton
Violet Curtice
Now You Can Wear FALSE TEETH
An old advertisement touts FASTEETH powder to secure dentures firmly. It promises comfort and no gummy taste, claiming the product keeps teeth in place while eating, talking, or sneezing. Available at Muir's and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir’s
Woman Sheriff Holds Dillinger Behind Jail Bars
Mrs. Lillian Holley the Lake county Indiana sheriff keeps John Dillinger a prisoner in her jail. Dillinger faces trial for the murder of a detective during a bank robbery in East Chicago Indiana.
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John Dillinger
Lillian Holley
Lake County
Indiana
Sheriff Holley
Roy Holley
Dillinger
Dillnger
Chicago
Ind
Lima Officials Seek Custody Of Gunmen
Lima officials travel to Indianapolis to secure custody of three Dillinger gangsters Rus sell Clark Charles Makley and Harry Pierpont accused in the October murder of Sheriff Jesse Larber during a raid to free John Dillinger. Indiana authorities say Ohio may gain rights to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Indianapolis
Dillinger
Jesse Larber
Tucson
Ariz
Russell Clark
Charles Makley
Harry Pierpont
Ward Taylor
Ernest Botkin
Julius Callahan
Columbus
Donald Larber
McNutt
Indiana
Ohio
Local Card Club Held at Eaton Home
Mrs William Grills Mrs Van Camp Mrs Esther Worcester and Mrs Dewey Worcester Mrs Ollie Fisher and Mrs Edgar Watson attended the card club at the home of Mrs Edward Wilford Eaton Tuesday. Mrs Martha Taylor ill with pneumonia is considered out of danger. granddaughter Esther Taylor of Huntington assists. Vernon Austin drove to Norwalk on business. Cap and Andrew Nieding drove to Monroeville Sunday and dined with their brother Anthony in Birmingham. A delightful day was enjoyed Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs L DeLloyd with the eastern division of the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grills
van Camp
Esther Worcester
Dewey Worcester
Ollie Fisher
Edgar Watson
Edward Wilford
Eaton
Martha Taylor
Esther Taylor
Huntington
Vernon Austin
Norwalk
Cap
Andrew Nieding
Monroeville
Anthony
Birmingham
Mrs. L. DeLloyd
Senators Seek Partial Restoring of Federal Pay Cut
Congressional leaders push compromises to save economy law gains. Senator Burns backs restoring five percent of the 15 percent federal pay cut immediately and another five percent by July 1 while opposing broader veterans benefits liberalization. Subcommittee approval followed.
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Washington
Burns
Dem
S. C
Roosevelt
Congress
Byrnes
Senate
St. Lawrence
William P. McCracken
Baron Stars In Capitol Film at Theatres At The Capitol
Jack Pearl known for radio hosting Bar on Munchausen appears in Meet the Bar on at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow. The film marks his screen debut and features Jimmy Durante and Zasu Pitts in supporting roles.
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Jack Pearl
Baron Munchausen
Dreamland Presents The Devil's in Love at Dreamland Theatre
A sweeping tale moves from seaport towns and a Foreign Legion post in the African desert to a quiet mission. Victor Jory and Loretta Young star as leads in this thriller opening today at the Dreamland Theatre.
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Foreign Legion
Dreamland Theatre
Victor Jory
Loretta Young
Ridgeville Ladies Club Demonstrates Desserts After Luncheon
The Ridgeville ladies hosted about twenty five attendees for a February meeting after a luncheon and business session. Miss Alice Bird showed how to make desserts, which pleased the group. Out of town guests included Mrs. T. Higham and Mrs. Cottier of Elyria, Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Allen Gilder of Ridgeville, and Mrs. F. Hathaway of Eaton. A carnation centerpiece adorned the table.
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L. A.S
Alice Bird
Ridgeville
T. Higham
Cottier
Elyria
Mason
Allen Gilder
F. Hathaway
Eaton
Lee Andrews
George Fortune
Shard Hulse
Fred Palmer
Joyce
Lakewood
A A. J. Hulse
Cap
Anna Nieding
George Robinson
W. Lord
Cleveland
Henry Nieding
Rainy Sunday Draws Good Church Attendance
Despite rain, a large crowd attended church and Sunday school. The service featured a sermon on The Privilege of Living, a Sermonette The Race, and a violin solo by Mrs. Koontz. Rev Koontz will speak next Sunday on The Soul s Vision at 4 15 PM. Penny Share Sunday noted.
Kitten Rescued After Porch Column Play Ends
Dr and Mrs Wallis Smith found a kitten stranded on their porch free fall from the roof into a hollow column. After a day and night of attempts they released the cat using warm milk lowered from above on a string.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mousemovers Rescue
Springfield
Wallis Smith
Liberation Day set by Lorain County group
The Lorain County Game and Fish Association plans a Liberation Day next Sunday February 4 releasing 102 raccoon and 17 pheasants. The event marks 365 raccoon liberated since February 1929 and begins a year of restocking including 2000 black bass 500 rabbits and 200 pheasants with many fish and game from the State Department of Conservation. The released animals will be displayed at Days Hardware until noon Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Game and Fish Association
State Department of Corearvation
State Compensation Fund Operations to Be Studied
Former Governor James M. Cox will be called before a special senate committee investigating alleged Workmen's Compensation Fund irregularities. Cox accused employers of robbing the fund via false payroll statements, while Gov. White orders a formal probe and a separate Industrial Relations inquiry proceeds alongside indictments in Cuyahoga County.
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Columbus
James M. Cox
Dayton
Senate
White
Industrial Commission
Marvin C. Harrison
Dem
Cleveland
Harrison
Department of Industrial Relations
Cuyahoga County
Gannett Family at Chippewa Lake Members Visit
Mr and Mrs Claud Gannett spent Friday at Chippewa Lake with Mrs Ira Kreeger recovering from illness Also present were Mrs W F Brinker of Chatham and others The Medina County and Medina Symphony Orchestra performed Tuesday evening at Medina High School Auditorium. Mr and Mrs John Roob visited Cleveland relatives during the week. Mrs Alice Brittain died at her McClure home and was brought to Spencer for burial services with relatives from Elyria Akron Chatham Lodi and Spencer in attendance.
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Claud Gannett
Chippewa Lake
Ira Kreeger
W. F. Brinker
Chatham
G. L. Emerson
Melba Garwood
Helen Boone
Griffeth Reese
Brantley Weidrick
Medina County and Medina
Medina High School
John Roob
Cleveland
Alice Brittian
McClure
Spencer
Elyria
Akron
Lodi
International Labor Defense speaker to address Ohio farm group
Miss Bradley of the International Labor Defense Society will speak at the Ohio Farm and Home Owners League meeting at Fred Gatske’s home near La Grange. The talk concerns defending Alfred Tiala and Viola Tiala and Jesse Hann, arrested by Indiana authorities after leading farm protests. Bail set at 30000. decision on pursuing release will be made Friday.
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International Labor Defense
Wellington
Miss Bradley
International Labor Defense Society
New York City
Ohio Farm and Home Owners League
Fred Gatske
la Grange
Alfred Tiala
United Farmers’ League
Viola Tiala
Jesse Hann
Indiana
Leesville
Bank Reopens After Liquidation At West Alexandria
The Twin Valley Bank at West Alexandria received approval to reopen from Ira J. Fulton, state superintendent of banks, marking the end of its liquidation period.
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Columbus. O
Twin Valley Bank
West Alexandria
Ira J. Fulton
Evening Radio Schedule Fragments and Listings
A dense OCR of radio program timetables lists many stations and shows across the day and night. Dense with names like Van Doren King, Betty Crocker, Gene Arnold, Circus Days, and mysterious timings, it compiles an on air lineup with hosts, acts, and station identifiers such as WHE, WGAR, and WJAY.
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A.M
eSun
Lady of Morning
Gena
Glens
Cheerio
Herman
Betty Crocker
Gene Arnold P.M
Johnny Marvin
Hunter’s Orch
Penna. Orch
Ma Perkins
Women's Review
Orch
Wizaridd
Gene and
Gienn
Red Davis
Biy Bachalor
the Guildbergs
Vanity Fair
Lew
Orchestra Leader And Bookkeeper Die In Train Crash
William Heidtman Jr., 24, orchestra leader at a Toledo night club, and Miss Jane Hitchcock, 31, bookkeeper there, were killed at 2 05 AM when their car was struck by a Michigan Central passenger train at a crossing. Heidtman had resigned hours earlier and had planned to take Miss Hitchcock home.
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Toledo
William Heidtman, Jr
Jane Hitchcock
Michigan Central
Heidtman
Miss Hitchcock
Lou Greiner
Real Estate Transfers In Anderson County Area
Sheriff deed transfers three fifths of an acre on Milan Elyria Road South Amherst to E O S and S Brown. A Bullock transfers Edgewater Drive Sunnyside Beach Brownshelm Township to Bertha A Bullock. Agnes Graves transfers to Ernest Graves Gertrude Coxon and Benjamin E.
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E O. S&s. Brown
Milan-Elyria Road
South
Amherst
A. Bullock
Bertha A. Bullock
Edgewater Drive
Sunnyside Beach
Brownhelm Township
Agnes Graves
Ernest Graves
Gertrude Coxon
Benjamin E
Property transfers in Lorain and surrounding towns
Graves and Clarence Trotter hold half interest in lot 18 block 9 Hogans Third Addition Lorain. D & Griggs sell to R B Swartz lot 12 and part of 13 Jabez L Wadsworth Addition Wellington. Midland Bank to Melvin and Sybil Clark sub lot 336 Spring Valley Subdivision Four Elyria Township. Central United Bank to William and Anna Archibald sublets 170 and 171 Inwood Beach Subdivision Two Avon Lake.
Believe Air Tragedy Caused by Ice in Moscow
The crash that killed three Russian balloonists after a world altitude record likely resulted from surface ice on the gondola. Messages from the doomed Stratostat described a crew overwhelmed as the craft plunged, with two members fainting. A commission opened an investigation into the tragedy.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Pravda
Mekluev Jomel
Paul Fedoseenko
Andrew Vasenko
Ilia Usiskin
Syrius
Would You Pay 2.00 to Lose 50 Pounds of Fat
Mrs J A May of Pittsboro North Carolina writes of Kruschen for reducing claiming a 50 pound loss in three months from 180 to 130 pounds. She touts ease health benefits daily half teaspoonful in hot water with a four week jar lasting 4 weeks and costing 8 5 cents at Phillips Drug Store.
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J. A. May
Pittsboro
N. C
Phillips’ Drug Store
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