Ohio Senate considers drastic flood relief bills in Columbus
The Dill bill would grant county and municipal officials authority to force unsafe buildings to be rebuilt or demolished, with costs charged to owners. Local authorities could order block repairs by newspaper notice, and the measure faces constitutionality questions. Also proposed are parochial school aid, automatic signals on railroads, harsher jail-escape penalties, and a state income tax plan. Senator Waldvogel backs the bill with Cincinnati support, while other measures seek funding via higher taxes and new fees. Master David Arnold improves from illness. others remain ill.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee
Edward N. Waldvogel
Hamilton
Sen. Waldvogel
C. A. Dykstra
Cincinnati
Senate
Bart T. McIntyre
Cleveland
John F. Myers
Stark County
Maurice W. Lipscher
Mahoning
L Lody Huml
Cuyahoga
Rep
S. M. Frakes
Noble
Frakes
G. H. Thorne
Greene
Gus Kasch
Summit
John T. Hewitt
House
Rep. T. McGwan
O. E. Whitacre
Stark
Horsemen Elect The Northern Draft Horse Association Officers
The Northern Draft Horse Association met in Wellington Grange Hall on Tuesday night and elected officers for the year. Earl Jameyson of Wellington was chosen president, RK H Rackley of Oberlin as vice president, and William Murray of Rochester as secretary and treasurer. Directors are Sim Nash of Oberlin, Dr. P T Burnside and D G Swanger, both of Wellington. Dancing followed the meeting.
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Northern Draft Horse Association
Wellington Grange Hall
Earl Jameyson
Wellington
RK. H. Rackley
Oberlin
William Murray
Rochester
Sim Nash
P. T. Burnside
D. G. Swanger
Phillips' Milk of Magnesia for Children
Doctors warn parents to consult a physician before giving children remedies and highlight Phillips' Milk of Magnesia as the trusted standard for over half a century. The ad notes Phillips' is safe for children, now available in tablet form, and urges buyers to ensure the label reads Genuine Phillips' of Magnesia.
Canadian 96 year old hobo faces life decision
MOUNTAIN GROVE Ont Robert Beverley a 96 year old Canadian who has wandered North America’s highways for 80 years is visiting a niece here and contemplates settling down or continuing his wanderer life. His niece urges retirement while he weighs the option against his lifelong travels.
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Mountain Grove
Ont
Robert Beverley
North America
Extension Club Crafts From Corn Shacks To Rugs
Elk Creek Missouri Extension Club members live by the motto Make Something Out of Nothing and braid corn shacks into rugs mats baskets sandals and ornamental flowers as a home craft project.
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Elk Creek
Extension Club
Strike Ties Up Circus Honolulu
Eddie Fernandez and his Hawaii circus suffered a customer drought as the maritime strike halted return to the mainland and left the company unable to resume performances after reaching saturation weeks earlier.
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Honolulu
Eddie Fernandez
Hawaii
Fernandezdez
Ways and Means PTA card party plans sound system funds
Amherst, Ohio February 4 The Ways and Means committee of the Public School Parent-Teacher Association met at Mrs. John Michael s home to finalize a benefit card party in the school gym Friday to fund a new auditorium sound system. 150 tickets sold. prizes include door and special awards plus ladies and gents prizes. Games: bridge five hundred sixty six pinochle. Play starts eight. light lunch served. Committee: Mrs W G Schaeffer chair Mrs J Michael Mrs E C Stiwald Mrs Fred Slumska Mrs M Fisch Mrs William Smith and Mrs C A Lauer.
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Amherst
Ways and Means
Parent-Teacher Association of
John Michael
Park Avenue
F. O. E. Hall
W. G. Schaeffer
J. Michael
E. C. Stiwald
Fred Slumska
M. Fisch
William Smith
C. A. Lauer
Philathea Class Hosts Valentine Meeting at St Peter's
The Philathea Bible class of St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church met at Mrs. Fred Coverdale's Milan Avenue home. Mrs. William Heller and Miss Edith Heller assisted. Devotions led by Mrs. Ed Bahl, roll call, flood relief contribution approved, March meeting moved to Thursday at Mrs. Fred Holzhauer's East Street. Social hour featured a Valentine party with dress up and valentines exchange. Bingo honors to Mrs. William Barris. Luncheon served at small tables. Present included Mrs. Berg, Mrs. Hasenfine, Mrs. Hasenflue, Mrs. Roemer, Mrs. Raesler, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Bahl, Mrs. Otis Bahl, Mrs. Barris, Mrs. Deuschle, Miss Jaeger.
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Fred Coverdale
Milan Avenue
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
William Heller
Edith Heller
Ed. Bahl
Fred Holzhauer
East Street
William Barris
William Berg
Frank Hasenfine
Robert Hasenflue
L. Roemer
Albert Raesler
Ed Young
Ed Bahl
Otis Bahl
Amelia Deuschle
Ella Jaeger
Ladies Host Mrs Krieg and Mrs Robertson in Society Meeting
Mrs Charles Krieg and Mrs Isabelle Robertson welcomed members of the Ladies Society of the Congregation to a social gathering. The event featured refreshments and discussion of community activities.
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Charles Krieg
Isabelle Robertson
Ladies Society of the Congre
Ladies Aid Plans Flood Relief Donation Meeting
The Ladies Aid met at the home on Jackson Street on Wednesday at two. Luncheon for twenty members and guests followed a business session led by President Mrs. W. V. Marshall. A donation to flood relief was decided, with the next gathering set for two weeks hence and a location to be announced.
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Gational Church
Jackson Street
W. V. Marshall
Hindman guest speaker at St. Peter's Men’s Club
Elyrian L. B. Hindman of Elyria was guest speaker at St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church Men’s Club meeting held Wednesday evening at Ray Jewett’s home. Rev. Schmidt led devotions, Hindman spoke on religious education, followed by a discussion. Refreshments served to 16 men. No March meeting. April gathering set for Herman Short’s home.
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L. B. Hindman
Elyria
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ray Jewett
Washington Avenue
Schmidt
Hindman
Herman Short
South Main Street
Radio to broadcast Mountaineers program at WLW
The Methodist Sunday School will install a radio Sunday morning to hear the Kentucky Mountaineers from 10 30 to 11 a m over Station WLW Bishop H Lester Smith will speak and a quartet will provide music
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Methodist Sunday School
Kentucky Mountaineers
WLW
H. Lester Smith
Local admissions and discharges list
Admissions include Miss Dorothy Guiselman of Dewey road. Discharges note Mrs. Chris Arndt and baby girl of Tenney avenue, Mrs. Leroy Schwartz and baby girl of Taylor street, William Holzhaurer of South Amherst, Mrs. Nettie Ludwig of Axtel street.
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Dorothy Guiselman
Dewey Road
Chris Arndt
Tenney Avenue
Leroy Schwartz
Taylor Street
William Holzhauer
South Amherst
Nettie Ludwig
Axtel Street
Amherst Eagles Reach Fort Wayne for Electr ics Game
The Amherst Eagles journeyed to Fort Wayne Indiana today for a game against General Electric. Local residents Rev and Mrs C E Schmidt visited Elyria and Rev and Mrs B H Ryan attended a jubilee dinner at Ridgeville Grange hall. Kenneth Rush of La Grange was a recent guest of Rev and Mrs B H Ryan.
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Eagles
American Legion Auxiliary in Wellington Holds Meeting
In Wellington on February 4 the American Legion Auxiliary gathered at 248 Barker Street for a regular business session and social hour hosted by Mrs. Clifton West. Officers read reports announcing a $5 flood relief donation and active canvassing support for clothing and food shipments to the victims. The evening featured card games and refreshments served by Mrs. Perry.
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Wellington
American Legion Auxiliary
Clifton West
Barker Street
Perry
Door prize winners named Garrett and Mrs Arthur McQuate
The article notes door prize awards going to Garrett and Mrs Arthur McQuate with Mrs Frank Obrig receiving another prize. Events appear to be a social gathering or raffle setting detailing participants and prizes.
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Garrett
Arthur McQuate
Frank Obrig
Valentine Party Plan by Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps
Fifteen members of Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps met in the G A R Memorial Hall Tuesday evening for regular business and lodge work. Mrs James Sheller invited the corps to hold a Valentine party at her home 220 Johns Street on Wednesday evening February 10. Committee members appointed for arrangements were Mrs Willis Hines Margaret Rothwell and Mrs Eulalia Ferrell. Plans were partially made for Open House to be held in the hall la
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Hamlin Woman’s Relief Corps
G. A. R. Memorial Hall
James Sheller
Johns Street
Willis Hines
Margaret Rothwell
Eulalia Ferrell
Evening program honors Woodrow Wilson with bake sale notes
The Corps announced bake sales every two months. The program recounted President Woodrow Wilson's time in the White House presented by Deborah Still, patriotic instructor, with Mrs. Frank Baker awarding the attendance prize.
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Woodrow Wilson
White House
Deborah Still
Frank Baker
Union Evangelistic Meetings Open At Wellington Church
Union evangelistic meetings began Tuesday evening at Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. John H. Green in charge of music and Rev. Lonzo S. Green delivering messages on the theme The ABC. Sermon points cover All Have Sinned and All Have Gone Astray Behold the Lamb of God and Believe in Him Come to Jesus and Confess Him. Duet by Mrs Leora Voxtheimer and Charles Willard He Lifted Me. Mrs Mame Dirlam pianist. Children's meetings follow school hours led by the Green ministers.
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Union
Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church
John H. Green
First Baptist Church
Lonzo S. Green
Methodist Church
ABC
Lamb of God
Jesus
Leora Voxtheimer
Charles Willard
Mame Dirlam
John
Lonzo Green
Well ington Sorosis hosts winter picnic and bridge prizes
The color scheme of yellow and white adorned tables for a one o clock covered dish winter picnic hosted by Mrs. L G Bradstock with assistant Mrs. Keith Andrews at 115 Maynard street. Mrs. Lawrence BeVier and Mrs. Baum won Contract bridge prizes and Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Horr won Auction bridge prizes. Thirty one members and guests attended.
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L. G. Bradstock
Keith Andrews
Bradstock
Magyar Street
Wellington
Sorosis Club
Lawrence BeVier
Co. E. Baum
Contract Bridge
John Murray
C. W. Horr
Arndts Buy Home From Miss Gertrude in Lakewood
Howard Arndt and Ruth C. Arndt of Lakewood have purchased the residence of Miss Gertrude, signaling a local real estate transfer. The deal names the ARndts as new owners and marks a change of occupancy in the Lakewood neighborhood.
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Howard Arndt
Ruth C. Arndt
Lakewood
Gertrude
Family ties move and residence changes in Gibsonburg area
Dibble at 350 South Main street will take possession February 20. Mr. Arndt is son of O. G. Arndt of Sullivan. Miss Dibble will become daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Andrews of 209 Herrick avenue East and move her household goods to Gibsonburg Ohio where Andrews is employed as bank cashier. Mrs Lena Dibble will stay in Wellington with her daughter Gertrude.
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Dibble
South
Main Street
Mr. Arndt
O. G. Arndt
Sullivan
Miss Dibble
F. E. Andrews
Herrick Avenue
Gibsonburg
Ohio
Andrews
Gibsonburg Bank
Lena Dibble
Gertrude
Wellington
Sewing Club Gatherings Highlight Local Hosts
Mrs W J Powell of 119 Barker street hosts her sewing club at home this evening. The Wellington Farm Woman's Club conducts an all day session at Mrs Charles Barrick’s residence 118 Pleasant street today.
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W. J. Powell
Barker Street
Wellington
Local Social Notes and Illness Updates
Rev and Mrs Therman Alexander of Rock Creek recently hosted Rev and Mrs Lonzon Green. Dr I E Downey and Mrs Downey entertained her parents Mr and Mrs A L Strimple of Greenwich. Fred Gray is ill with flu and Mrs Gray is ill. Clair Hill and party were in Cleveland on business Tuesday. Evelyn Saxe is back at school on crutches after a past automobile accident. Mrs Harold Whiteside is improving after surgery. Mrs Guy E Wells has an infected hand.
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Therman Alexander
Rock Creek
Lonzon. Green
I. E. Downey
A. L. Strimple
Greenwich
Fred Gray
Gray
Clair Hill
Cleveland
Evelyn Saxe
Harold Whiteside
Guy E. Wells
Screen Star Rejected Over Close Resemblance to Star
A screen star was declined by a producer who felt the actor bore too strong a likeness to another star under contract. The decision centered on perceived likeness affecting casting dynamics and audience recognition.
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P. O
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Central Book Store
Philathea
Elyrian
Hospital News
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Courtland
A. L. A. Convenes
Sorosis
Hutchinson’s
Grafton
Vic Silver
Elyria’s Square Deal Jeweler
Broad
Sohio
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Standard Oil
Hat
Sohio Motor Oil
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