Hubbell Urges People’s Delegate Choice For Ohio
Charles H. Hubbell, Democratic candidate for governor visiting Elyria, sent a telegram to President Roosevelt and Postmaster General Farley urging a people’s method to select Philadelphia convention delegates. He claims log-rolling among Ohio Democrats and proposes nominating any and all Democrats who wish to run to form a delegation loyal to the people.
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Charles H. Hubbell
Cleveland
Elyria
Hubbell
Roosevelt
Farley
Philadelphia
Ohio
Ann
State Pays Rental For Vacant Building
In Columbus Ohio on February 14 the state disclosed it paid $30,000 in rental over three years for a vacant building. The Sherrill action committee, led by Governor Davey, completed lease cancellation negotiations. Previously the upper three floors housed the Bureau of Motor Vehicles until its move to the Hartman building. A portion was used last year for Public Works Administration offices.
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Columbus
Davey
Sherrill “Action” Committee
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Bureau
Hartman
Public Works Administration
Harry Silver
WPA Survey Flags Toledo Traffic Dangers at Corners
A WPA survey identifies Toledo’s most dangerous traffic corners. The piece notes political maneuvering around Roosevelt era debates and Ohio law changes. It mentions Democrats seeking delegates voted by the people and criticizes current law as a politician’s device.
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Toledo
New York Day by Day by O. O. McIntyre
A New York Day by Day column surveys a gallery of public figures and culture icons. It remarks on Pauline Lord Harry Richman Norman Bel Geddes Laval LaGuardia and others with witty aside phrases and cultural notes about Broadway Paris and Schrafft’s. It also comments on F Scott Fitzgerald aging mellow and editors seeking flashy stories.
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New York
Pauline Lord
Harry Richman
Norman Bel Geddes
Gene
Pearl
Frank
Premier Laval
Mayor
Tom Mix
Helen Hares
Charlie MacArthur
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Chinatown Tales And Royal Encounters Of A Bygone Era
A fragmentary reminiscence contrasts Chinatown charm with tourist lure and a vanished pseudo mayor Chuck Conners. It recalls Frazier Hunt’s Alberta ranch contact with the Prince of Wales, Paul Whiteman, Bing Crosby, and Major Bowes, plus a Wyoming elk gift for hospital perishable deliveries.
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Frazier Hunt
Alberta
Canada
King Edward
Hunt
Prince of Wales
India
Runt
E. P
Major Bowes
America
Wyoming
Oscar
North Olmsted Briefs Bring Health and Visit Notes
J Kupp of Stearns road has been in poor health for several weeks. Mrs G Stearns of MacKenzie road spent Saturday night with her sister-in-law Miss Alice Stearns in Oberlin and Sunday visited Spencer with her sister Mrs Frank Chadwick.
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North Olmsted
J. Kupp
Stearns Road
G. &. Stearns
MacKenzie Road
Alice Stearns
Oberlin
Spencer
Frank Chadwick
Edward Stoll dies after brief illness at 61
Edward Stoll of Cook Road passed away Friday after a brief illness aged 61. Funeral services were held Monday at the home. He is survived by his wife Ida Van Camp Stoll and two sons Gilbert and George.
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Edward Stoll
Cook Road
Ida van Camp Stoll
Gilbert
George
Local Social Notes Highlight Easter Sale Plans
Roy Paddock and his wife traveled to Cleveland to live with their daughter who recently lost her husband. Mrs. Sarah Lord and Miss Ruth Lord visited Mrs. Guy Donaldson for her birthday. The Friendly Girls Club met at the church with a supper. Aid groups met this week across North Center Ridge Lorain Road and East West sections led by Mrs. Fred Roskey Mrs. C W Gardner and Mrs. Herbert Bowen. They plan articles for an Easter sale.
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Roy Paddock
MacKenzie Road
Cleveland
Lve
Sarah Lord
Ruth Lord
Guy Donaldson
Friendly Girls Club
Aid
Fred Roskey
Center Ridge
C. W. Gardner
Lorain Road
Herbert Bowen
Huntington No Ropes of Recovery Delivers Odd Read
A humorous clipping from Huntington on February 14 references Mrs grapefruits from Florida and a fictitious scene from "Cornish of Scotland Yard." It mentions Mr Ingleby Oddie, Coroner of London, with playful lines about peering down cellars and smoke stacks asking who has the body.
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Huntington
Cornish
Scotland Yard
Inkleby Oddie
London
Ingleby Oddie
McNaught Syndicate
Allen Woman in Critical Condition at Home
Mrs. Allen, who had been staying three weeks at her brother-in-law KE R. Allen's home, was moved home to Norwalk where she endured the trip fairly well. Her family physician reports there is no hope for recovery as word reached last Friday.
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T. ©. Allen
R. Allen
Norwalk
Wedding Anniversary Dinner Hosts in Wellington
Mr and Mrs KE R Allen and daughter Agnes dined at Ben Keeling home in Wellington last Wednesday to celebrate the wedding anniversaries of both couples Mr and Mrs E R Allen of this place and Mr and Mrs Keeling The Ford Jewette home hosted Saturday night entertainment for Mr and Mrs Howard.
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KE. R. Allen
Agnes
Ben Keeling
Wellington
E. R. Allen
Keeling
Ford Jewette Home
Howard
Belden Visit Highlights Guests and Prizes at Rtage Home
Honor prizes were awarded for high scores in various games. Junch Way served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Crile and their children Marion Grace and Marie spent Sunday in Belden at the Ralph Kage home along with McCourt and several couples including Kent Firestone Mr. and Mrs Ray Brouse Mr. and Mrs Milton Wolf of Spencer and Mr. and Mrs Frank Sooy.
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Johnson Crile
Marion
Grace and
Marie
Belden
Ralph Kage
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