Miller Act upheld in Ohio gas shutoff dispute
Ohio Supreme Court denied Mast Ohio Gas Company appeal and allowed a restraining order to stand preventing shutdown of Cleveland gas service. The decision, affirming the Miller Act applicability, requires utility firms to secure Utilities Commission consent before discontinuing service even amid contract disputes.
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Columbus
Utilities Commission
Ohio Supreme Court
Mast Ohio Gas Company
Cleveland
Cuyatoga County
The
Atty
Furlie Coles Commission
Cleveland squared away jokes tease readers today
A brief Cleveland feature hints at light humor with Bert and Al as a playful duo. The snippet promises a laugh for readers and invites them to read the full piece today.
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Bert
Decorate Your Home Low and Save Money
Jackson Wall Paper and Paint Store at 123 Cleveland Street Thanes Store 2965 Hes 41453 offers home decorating goods at discounted prices.
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Jackson Wall Paper and Paint
Cleveland Street
Thanes
Three Moves Outlined In Cleveland Gas Dispute
The East Ohio Gas Company faces three possible actions after losing its bid to shut off gas service. It may seek a rehearing toward an appeal to federal courts, appeal to the Public Utilities Commission for permission to discontinue service, or negotiate further on the gas rate issue with the city. If a city ordinance fails to satisfy the company, a federal appeal could follow.
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East Ohio Gas Company
Cleveland
Capyany
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Public Utilities Commission
Pfau Chevrolet Adverts Contest Seeks Humorous Entries
Pfau Chevrolet announces UNIQUE CONTEST 15 inviting humorous or serious stories. Submit entries on one side of the page by February 28 with prizes of 10, 5, and 3 dollars for top places plus 1 dollar per nonwinning piece. names printed in ads. judges Art and Al will select winners
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Tua Pau Chevrolet Ca
Pfau Company
Sena
Pfau
Mme
Baden dialect clash amid German native anxieties
A fragment from a Baden liaison notes preparations for an event with Baden natives and foreign agents. It mentions a July week by an arrangement committee and a group in Blumenau, Hirazil, tied to Baden divers. The text also references saving the poet Dante's memory by a new biate in Ravenna's Church of Br. Prancis.
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Baden
Karlsruhe
Blumenau
Hirazil
Dante
Br. Prancis
Ravenna
Amherst Brotherhood Meeting and Local Society Notes
The Amherst area reports the Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical meeting at St John's South Amherst with a talk by Hey R. N. Bauman on Argentine missions. A Masonic chorus from Elyria was invited to perform in March. Brownhelm Ladies Aid gathered at the Congregational church with Valentine decorations and a luncheon for about 60. R. T. A. conference plans to meet in Bedford February 7 with speakers from Cornell and Ohio. Frances Richmond announced her engagement to Byrd H. Richmond for late March.
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South Amherst Amherst
Brotherhood of St
Brownahelm
Brownhelm Congregational Church
T. W. Wilson
Dora Sucklay
Harvey Brandau
Milo McQueen
W. T. Lynn
B. Kymet
Mra. Ha Rrandau
Louise Knoeisel
Misa Frances Richmond
Hazel Miller
North Bi Road
Miss Miller
Byrd H. Richmond
Frank Richmond
Middle Ridge
Richmond
Mathodist
Gertrude Mecleay
Flora Waser
Henry Laimbach
Austin Finger
Brownteint
A Columbirs
Fry Fullmer
Thea
Yeaterday
Falimer
St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School
Mise
Emma Herg
Fred Coverdale
John Delefield
Wisses Linda
Jinse Etlert
Kristena Daeogs
Franklin Avenue
Asssemary Society
The
Congregational Church
W Powers
Seth Main
Tot Zileh
Antherst Vt
Earl
Mello-Glo Face Powder Ad Promotes Youthful Bloom
An advertisement touts Mello-Glo Face Powder as the first requisite for beauty. It claims the French process helps the powder stay on longer, reduces shine, and prevents pastiness flakiness irritation and large pores. Crandad's Drag Store.
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Crandad
Ady
Local Woman Discharged After Lorain Hospital Stay
Mrs. Anthony Ross of Lorain was discharged from the local hospital on Wednesday finishing a hospital stay tied to a decisive game outcome.
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Anthony Ross
Lorain
Leffing Couple Sails for Six Months Visit to Siberia
Afr. and Mrs. KR. A. Leffing, longtime residents of the Snooty Padaza, sailed last evening aboard the Wilkipsgate for a six months visit to Siberia.
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KR. A. Leffing
Snooty Padaza
Wilkipsgate
Siberia
Rule-eve It or Not Marriage Licenses
The marriage license notice lists Thelma Conners aged 38 of 2411 Lawrence road and Joseph Kedrick aged 35 of 118 E street Lawrence road, and Edward Steele aged 27 of 32 Fourth street in Pennsylvania.
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Thelma Conners
Lawrence Road
Joseph Kedrick
E Street
Lawrenc Road
Edward Steele
Fourth Street
Pennsylvania Paper, A
Delegates to Meet Duke and Duchess at Feb Banquet
News excerpt notes delegates will first meet the Duke and Duchess of York at a banquet and reception on February 19. The Mary and Marchioness of Tiaras host full evenings, attendees to wear court attire. Gentlemen to wear black satin knee breeches and silk stockings. no court dress.
Horoscope for Today Stirs Cautious Newsroom Debates
The fragmentary column warns of hard times ahead, noting chaotic speech and unclear truth in public discourse. It mentions legal tensions and hardships for certain workers, with a singular birthday reference to Shanus E. Sloppy in 185 Hie era and a claim about a founder who roamed with porters.
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Abyster
Shanus E. Sloppy
Ag Cent
Notable Oddities From The 1844 Will Das Trial
A fragmentary Chicago Tribune style item recounts curious notes from a 1844 case, mentioning a spouse and funds for beverages. The text describes bizarre behavior, with phrases like running in circles and cleanliness concerns, reflecting a peculiar historical record.
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Chicago
Reverend Bauman to Speak at Birmingham Church Event
Rev Ernest Bauman, a South America missionary for seven years, will preach at the Birmingham MM church this Sunday evening February 9. The service will feature a collection, a Sunday school, and an offering of 35 dollars. The report lists local residents visiting, moving, or hosting gatherings, including Griffen, Baird, and Wrisley families, with arrivals from Elyria and Wakeman and various social calls around town.
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Birmingham
Ernest Bauman
South America
Echiatric
Birmingham AT. H
Adam Bere
Leona Ward
Kipton Sisitlars
Filyria
John Barn
Walter Ladrach
Albert. Baird
Elyria
Catlers
JA. Griffen
J. J. Parker
Lea Parker
Leon Clement
Wikeman
Paul Tittle
Albert Baird
M. BP. Coantrip
Toratn
Mra
Ped
George Horn
Sunday Visits and Family Gatherings in Brownhelm Area
Brownhelm residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend and midweek. Theodor Ales and family shared time with Mr and Mrs Azles? plus others. Names include Miss Thavla Deloris Cowen Kipton. Mrs J R Lawrence. Elmer Rickley Norwalk. Marian Bates. John Ivey Oberlin. Jean Mapes LaPorte. Wegsy Parker. BE Garber family North Amherst. R El Ewell. W Waldron Berlin Heights. Marvin Gird Carl Emmerich with local neighbors Theediore Ries family.
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Brownhelm
Adam Horn
Thavla
Deloris Cowen
Kipton
Ary
Theodore Ales
J. R. Lawrence
Elmer Rickley
Norwalk
Marian Bates
John Ivey
Harold
Oberlin
Jean Mapes
LaPorte
Charley Mapes
Wegsy Parker
J. PD. Parker
BE. W. Garber
North Amherst
M. A. Ewell
R. el. Ewell
W. Waldron
Berlin Heights
Mary Bogart
Marvin Gird Carl Emmerich
Cities Service sales surge as 1929 gains top prior year
Cities Service reports a 31 percent rise in 1929 sales across its appliance and natural gas subsidiaries. Natural gas for house heating expanded, with 17,900 units sold and projections of 3,500,000,600 cubic feet annual use. Automatic gas water heaters sold 10,090 units, and commercial industrial gas sales grew strongly in plants, hotels, and hospitals.
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Cities Service Company
Cities
Orgnation
Ar Ci
Denver
Pueblo
Cities Service
Women R C plan fall bazaar and support efforts
Wellington February meeting of the W R C discussed Sara work, public support, baking exchanges and a fall bazaar. An invitation from the EW R CG was read for Elyria Chanter dinner February 14, with 200 members planning to attend. Woman's Association of Congregational Church met with Mrs Grose in charge and a program by Mrs Shields featured Home Missions papers and piano and vocal solos.
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W. R. Co
Wellington
Sara
A Coutu Elite Ap Mre
Anna Sorerson
E W.R. CG
Elyria Chanter
Focal Chapter
Woman's Association of the Congregational Rocarch
BE. F. Grose
Ma. A. Wi. Shielde
Margaret Warner
Rey MecCornick
McCarick
Fred Sponseller
Maybelle Williams
The
Methodist Church
C. R. Wendman
George Bassett
Mavbelle Willams
Helen Suthf
Carl Townsend
C. P. Roede
Lera Dibhla
Hild Conservation League to Hear Dr Barrett Child Hygiene Talk
Dr Barrett of Oberlin will speak on Child Hygiene to members of the Child Conservation League on Friday at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs Treta Morgan. The session will cover The Adolescent Child with Mrs Alden Gallatin presenting a lesson review and Mrs J H Page discussing Choosing the Adolescent's Friends. Mrs Charles Karnes will discuss Should A Child Under 10 Attend the Movies. Notes of interest mention a future notice for Tuesday of next week.
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Hild Conservation League
Haak
Barrett
Oberlin
Hyeeiena
Child Conservation Tnafue
Treta Morgan
Alden Gallatin
J. H. Page
Mrs
Charles Karnes
Hoover Favors Abolition of Submarines in London Talks
President Hoover signals failure to secure a ban on submarines at the London conference. The piece notes France’s non ratification of the Washington treaty, contrasts submarine fleets of the United States, Britain, Italy, and Japan, and analyzes ongoing submarine programs and the limits of enforcement under the accord.
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Washington
Hoover
London
France
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Germany
Jis
St Louis Radio Broadcasts of Baseball Games Restricted
St Louis clubs and two broadcasting stations reach a compromise after threats to drop radio airings of Saturday games. The agreement requires sharing attendance figures for Saturdays and Sundays to assess whether broadcasting helps or harms gate receipts amid advertising gains.
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ST. Totts
ST. Louis
Lund
Tha Lardinals
Shea Browns
Cleveland Social and Club Notices Parade
Mrs Townsend hosts disco and show Boat at Olio Theatre after entertaining guests at the Cleveland Athletic Club. Philathea class meets with violin and piano solos by local performers. News includes births at Penfield and Cleveland clinics, hospital operations, and local card parties and gatherings.
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Carl Townsend
J. W. Woodburn
Cleveland ‘Athletic Club
Olio
Woodburn
Cleveland , Trust Company
Hatless Face Poor Service Campaign by Budafist
In a local effort to curb a trend among Hungarian youths the Budafist campaign posts notices in shop windows threatening service denial to anyone entering the stores without a hat or without indicating a purchase of headgear. The messages advocate wearing hats for health reasons and conforming to a traditional dress code amid social pressure in the city.
Barker 6 Percent Cuts Gown Home-Grown Teeth
John F Barker, Birmingham, Alabama, is reported cutting his gown and home-grown third set of teeth in a curious incident. The exact context and date are unclear from the fragment.
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Birmingiam
Aln
John F. Barker
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