Miller May Be Governor Ganddate
Oberlin Ohio February 18 The Progressive Party signals entry into Ohio politics with Dr Herbert Miller former Ohio State University professor as gubernatorial candidate. McAlpine says petitions will be sought to place his name on the ballot with plans for US senator and secretary of state runs. Planks include right to work tax reform abolishing property and sales taxes funded by income and inheritance taxes and a regents board to replace OSU trustees. The party also seeks labor bureaus and wage stabilization plus pensions and veteran compensation payments.
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Oberlin
Progressive Party Today
William McAlpine
National Committee
Ohio
Herbert Miller
Ohio State University
Miller
India
McAlpine
Dr. Miller
M Tiller
University of Michigan
United States
Progressive Party
Board of
Board of Regents
University of Wisconsin
Firemen respond to smoke at Proctor home
Firemen answered a call yesterday afternoon to 388 Columbia Avenue where thick smoke and fumes filled upper rooms. They found no fire or damage. the smoke came from a substance dumped into the furnace and smoked back through the feed door, authorities said.
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Alfred R. Proctor
Columbia Avenue
Blrria
Car Collison Damages W H Rober Vehicle on Furnace Street
Police report says W H Rober of 200 Denison avenue collided with a truck driven by Clarence Sheriff of Fremont on Furnace street at about 3 25 p m. A Sol Javaby Le rain car was found overturned at the foot of Ae milion River Road. ownership traced by license plates. Deputies believe thieves drove it and let it roll downhill without a driver.
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W. H. Rober
Denison Avenue
Collison
Clarence Sheriff
Fremont
Furnace Street
Sol Javaby
Lerain
Aemilion River
Sherif
Chicken theft reported at Miss Etla Tilden’s coops
Theft of 39 chickens from Miss Etla Tilden’s coops on West River Street was investigated by deputies yesterday. Deputy sheriffs Bob Rodgers and Paul Chapman conducted the inquiry.
Cronin Awarded Jury Verdict Against C H Merrie Co
A jury awarded John J Cronin six thousand two hundred forty nine dollars and eighty seven cents against the C H Merrie Company in Judge W B Thompson's court. Cronin claimed a three year contract was breached when he was discharged on September 7 1939. Defense lawyers said a new trial motion would be filed. Cronin was represented by Lawrence Webber and Warne C Black.
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C. H. Merrie Company
John J Cronin
Coar
W. B. Thompson
Cronin
Frank Stetson
Howard Butler
Lawrence Webber
Warne C. Black
Junior Hi-Y Club Initiates Fifteen New Members
The Junior Hi-Y Club expanded to 2 new members tonight, bringing total membership to 2. Fifteen initiates include Thomas Vaughn William ECE Richard Tiel of cley Br oabert Wr Oliver Townsend Ralph Fee ie thur Richards Robert Shunk Charles Brush Carl Ingner Alvin Schnank Howard Ros Ralph Marsh Albert Barbknecht and Paul Thompson. Other members listed are Herbert Welty David Everard Richard Cromlins Lane Barton James Pahl Al Murray Fred Williams E. Buswell William Davis Earl Faulhaber Gil Di ewald Robert Kauff Warne White Harold White Charles Custer Arthur Femig Relph Latimer
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Thomas Vaughn
William Ece
Richard Tiel
Cley
Broabert
Oliver Townsend
Ralph Fee
Iethur Richards
Robert Shunk
Charles Brush
Carl Ingner
Alvin Schnank
Howard Ros
Ralph Marsh
Albert Barbknecht
Paul Thompson
Herbert Welty
David
Counterfeit Half Dollar Ring Busted in Cleveland Garage
Cleveland February 1 A 1800 counterfeit half dollar ring allegedly made in a local garage circulated in Northern Ohio. Secret Service agent William G Harper said three men were arrested as agents raided the plant. Frederick Puck 58 and his sons Otto 93 Carl 21 waived preliminary exam with Ferre held for federal grand jury.
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Cleveland
Ohio
William G. Harper
Harper
Misonrre
Frederick Puck
Otto
Carl
Ferre
Elyrians Attend Conference At Oberlin
Representative church leaders from Elyria and nearby counties met at Oberlin for an interdenominational conference sponsored by the Ober Council of Churches. The talks focused on closer cooperation and consolidation of weak churches to provide adequate programs under resident, paid pastors with proper buildings. Participants from the locality included Rev. C. F. Wiseman Rev. T. A Sasies Rev. Ernst Irian Miss George Lamberton Mrs. D. M. Upton Mrs. Frank Spencer and Mrs. C. F. Wiseman.
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Qbro Council of Churches
Oberlin
C. F. Wiseman
T. A. Sasies
Ernst Irian
George Lamberton
D. M. Upton
Frank Spencer
Elyria Officials to Attend National Education Conference in Washington
Elyria public schools will be represented at the National Education Association conference in Washington next week. Superintendent R C Maston and Elyria High School principal C P Shively will attend, with Miss Hubbard and Miss Dorothy Jones also expected to participate. The event falls on Washington's Birthday week with visits to monuments and wreath laying at tombs, and runs through Thursday.
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Elyria Parite
Department of Superintendence
National Education Association
Washington
R C. Maston
C. P. Shively
Elyria Tren
Hubbard
Dorothy Jones
Yhe
Lincoln
Death Record of Mrs. J. W. Troup at 132 Charles Court
Mrs. J W Troup of 132 Charles Court died Wednesday at 1 35 pm after four months illness. Born Glena Ohio June 14 1882 she lived in the city twelve years. Survived by husband contractor three sons Milton E Wilbur L Glenn E and daughter Mrs Flossie G Parker all of Elsha six grandchildren her mother Mrs Lottie Wiesman Cadillac Michigan. She belonged to Sons and Daughters of Liberty and Rebekah lodges. Friends may call at her late home until Friday 10 am then body to Nichols Funeral Home for services at 2 pm Rev C F Wiseman officiating burial Brookdale.
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J. W. Troup
Charles Court
Troup
Glena
Ohio
Milton E
Wilbur L. Glenn E
Flossie G. Parker
Elsha
Amherst M. B. Cougta member Willian Coburn dies
Willian Coburn 48 lifelong Amherst resident died this morning at his Monroeville home after a illness of 15 months. He was born in Lorain and moved to Amherst early life. Survived by widow Mrs Hennis Coburn and son Burton and cousin Harry Willame. Baker Funeral Home in charge. Burial at Amherst. Funeral plans pending.
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Amherst
Willian Coburn
Monroeville
Coburn
Lorain
Hennis Coburn
Amherst M. B. Cougta
Burton
Harry Willame
Baker Funeral Home
Buriat
Amheret
Court action seeks injunction over opera and auto shop in residential allotment
Paul and Esther Weidert sue Car and Arco Ifoll u to stop operation of an OC and automobile accessory station within a residential allotment. The petition claims the business violates Bellfield Park restrictions, with property owners seeking restraining order. Alice Kersnaw seeks divorce from Richard Kersian Elyria citing extreme cruelty. couple wed in.
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Paul and
Esther Weidert
Car
Arco Ifollu
Alice Kersnaw
Richard Kersian
Elyria
Russian Acquaintance Tour Under YWCA Sponsorship
Oberlin news describes a Russian Acquaintance Tour of Cleveland organized by the World Fellowship committee of the YWCA. Miss Gertrude Cheney chairs the committee. registration is in the Central YWCA lounge. Ruth Berwick introduces the tour and its members. events include talks by Ina Telberg, a Russian luncheon, a bazaar, slides, and tea with Russian music.
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Oberlin
Cleveland
World Fellowship Committee
Y. W. GC
Gertrude Cheney
Talcott Hall
A. Im
Ruth Berwick
World Fellowship
Student Council
Geneva
Ina Telberg
International Institute
Russia
Religious Emphasis Days to feature Harold C Phillips
Religious Emphasis Days will be held March 6 7 and 8 with Reverend Harold C Phillips of Cleveland Heights Baptist Church as speaker. He will deliver five talks on applying Christianity to modern life, with two forums for discussion.
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Dean T. W. Graham
Harold C. Phillips
Cleveland Heights
Hirch
Phillips
Causey Conference On Religion
Clarence T. Craig
Florence M. Fitch
Bert
James
Marian Schneider
Richard Irwin
Roscoe Bloss
Peter Pan troop hosts Valentine party at high school
The Peter Pan troop of the Jce Girl Scouts held a Valentine party Saturday evening in the Home Economics room of the high school. Red and white streamers and hearts decorated the room. Games were played and a peanut hunt provided excitement. After refreshments prizes were drawn by a string from a large white bon. Guests departed for home.
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Jce Girl Scouts
Dinner Bridge Party at Hh-O-Hi Teas
Mrs L H Kimmel hosted a dinner and bridge evening at the Hh-O-Hi tea rooms. Out of town guests from Elyria and Ridgeville included Mrs Genevieve Kuchen vither Misses Elizabeth and Josephina Wilcox Mrs Reuben Dute Mrs Catherine Diederich Miss Velma Faulkner and Mrs Vihel Patterson. Mrs Rucken rither won first prize for high score with Mrs Bure taking second.
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L. H. Kimmel
Elyria
Ridgeville
Genevieve Kuchenvither
Elizabeth
Josephina Wilcox
Reuben Dute
Catherine Diederich
Velma Faulkner
Vihel Patterson
Ruckenrither
Bure
Merry Wives Meet At Mrs Davis Home
The Merry Wives were entertained last evening at Mrs Bert Davis on North Professor street. The group played bridge and enjoyed refreshments with guests Mrs John Wood Mrs Ira Porter and Mrs Mary Mallory. Mrs Graham will host the next meeting in two weeks.
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Bert Davis
North Professor Street
John Wood
Ira Porter
Mary Mallory
Graham
Girl Scout Weekend Plans at Yennet Lodge
The Ashland Girl Scouts plan a weekend visit to Yennet Lodge with Miss Margaret Hopkins from Oberlin College leading the group. Other local notes report hospitalizations and illnesses, council meeting business, and community visits including Christ church ladies auxiliary meeting at Mrs. Arthur Taft’s home.
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Girl Scouts of
Ashland
Yennet Lodge
Margaret Hopkins
Oberlin College
Helen Arnet
East College Street
Allen Hospital
Indicted man sent to state hospital for criminal insanity
In 1929 Fred Bonien was indicted for support and sentenced to the state hospital for criminal insanity by Judge A. R. Webber, following the birth of a child.
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Fred Bonien
Foransupport
State Hospital
A. R. Webber
De Valera Gaining Momentum in Irish Free State Vote
In the Irish Free State general election Fianna Fáil led by Eamon de Valera gains margin as returns come in. Cosgrave’s government tally grows weaker with independents and Labour rising. De Valera expected to win with Labor support and hold balance of power.
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Cosgrave
de Valera
Clare
Cork
England
Fianna
Free State
British Empire
Death of Ralph L. Fuller Former Elyrian
Ralph L. Fuller former Elyrian died in Cleveland yesterday. He was son of Charles Fuller chief clerk on the old Lake Shore railroad. The family home in Elyria was on East Bridge street. Grandfather Ahira Cobb lived on Middle avenue. Fuller attended local schools and graduated from Ohio State University. The family later moved to Cleveland where he served an apprenticeship at Strong Cobb and Company wholesale.
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Ralph L. Fuller
Elyrian
Cleveland
Charles Fuller
Old Lake Shore Railroad
Elyria
East Bridge Street
Ahira Cobb
Middle Avenue
Fuller
Ohio State University
Strong, Cobb and Company
Death of Euclid businessman and Euclid village founder
Died at 66 in Euclid Ohio Thalia Reese Fuller widow and three daughters survive. He organized Harshaw Fuller and Goodwin Company later Harshaw Chemical Company and led Euclid to incorporation He served as Euclid mayor twice and headed Cleveland Chamber of Commerce He also led Palph b Fuller and Associates Inc chemical dealers.
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Harshaw, Fuller and Goodwin Company
Harshaw Chemical Company
Fuller
Euclid
Ohio
Thalia Reese Fuller
A. V. Portman
Ralph Scott Mireller
Andrew J. Duncan T
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Palph B. Fuller and Associates, Inc
Kidnap Tale Stand Firm From Blagden Says He Was Abducted
New York sportsman Harry H Blagden insists his account of being kidnapped from Lake Placid last Friday is accurate in every detail. He says memory loss from an old auto accident does not affect his story of three captors, a closed truck and a ransom demand. Cleveland detectives reported two Saratoga Springs residents saw a man they later identified as Blagden.
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Cleveland
New York State
Pace
Harry H. Balgden
New York Sportsman Today
Lake Plarid
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Germany pushes disarmament at world conference
Germany, largely disarmed under war treaty terms, urged sweeping disarmament at the World Disarmament Conference. Berlin proposed abolishing air forces, conscription, heavy artillery and tanks, and limiting warships, aircraft carriers, and submarines, while demanding equality of obligations for all signatories.
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Geneva
Germany
Star
Rudolphy Nadas
Turkey
France
Nadoiny
League of Nations
League
Manhunts End in Fatal Shootout on Frozen Creek
A posse closes on John son after a pursuit across a frozen creek. A gunfight wounds Sergeant Hersey and kills John son, while pilot May lands his plane with dynamite and gas bombs unused for safety. Hersey may be transported 1700 miles to Edmonton for treatment.
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Hersey
Johnson
May
Edmonton
Barracks Seized as Heavy Fire Drops Debris on Capital
The rebels opened bombardment after heavy shelling, burying debris as they took the barracks. Emanuel Castro Quesada, ex minister to Washington, was defeated by Ricardo Jiminez in a Sunday election. Rumors of Gen Jorge Volio urging a communist state spurred fear. Civilians fled, business halted, and residents feared days of fighting ahead.
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Dury
Emanuel Castro Quesada
Washington
Ricardo Jiminez
Jorge Volio
Akron man seen with car in Kipton garage repair stop
Wallace Mellor of Akron visited his sister Miss Jessie Mellor at the Perstop home in Kipton for garage repairs Saturday night. A second man was reported seen with the driver in a car bearing New Jersey licenses. Blagden was questioned by New York state police Corporal McCan who would not disclose the talk.
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Kipton
New Jersey
Blagden
Corporal McCan
New York State
Cleveland Markets Report Mix of produce and livestock data
Market notes show steady to firm tone for poultry beef and eggs with mixed regional prices. Receipts and quotations cover corn oats barley potatoes and apples with diverse values across states and local outlets.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Idaho
Lsc
Brofiera
Shep Roosters
Timothy Smet
United States
Michmell
Camden Area Social Roundup and Church Notices
Camden area residents gather for a card party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ober and a Ladies Aid meeting at the Camden Baptist Church. Out of town guests include Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Sedgeman and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hill of Oberlin. Miss Flossie Losey of Berlin Heights visited G. A. Brumby family. Several families hosted and visited others across Oberlin Wellington Sandusky Cleveland and Elyria with civic and church activities noted. Rev. Glen Wilson of LaGrange to speak at Camden church nightly except Saturdays with special music.
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Elyria
George Bickel
Jessia Mellor
Ruth Iickerly
Miss Kerr
Cleveland
W. F. Betts
Eldon Radcliffe
Wellington
F. A. Perkins
Pyy
Ruth Morgan
Oberlin
Daisy Mourton
Gladys Black
Rochester
Camden Baptist Church
Glen Wilson
la Grange
Henry Schweinfurth
Sandusky
Rev
Wm. H. Schweinfurth
Chinese forces brace for likely heavy fighting on chapel area
The 19th Chinese route army, praised as defenders of the ruined Chapel Area, prepare for a possible heavy battle as Japanese demands approach. Chinese sources say a written demand may include a 24 hour time limit, with the option to accept or face Japanese action.
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Chinese Route Army
Chapel
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Promises Youthful Feelings
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe alternative to calomel for cleansing the bowels and toning the liver. It claims 20 years of use by men and women to relieve stomach troubles pimples listlessness and headaches with nightly use and affordable prices.
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Dr. Edwards
Minneapolis Grain Report Shows Mixed Prices and Shipments
Minneapolis grain market update lists shipments totaling 26,504 with No 1 Northern wheat at 20 8 and July 63, Sept 66. Oats and corn prices appear through various plan and grade notes, reflecting a snapshot of daily trading activity.
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Minneapolis
Menntadolis
Toledo Grains Tolldo Og Feb Th
Grain prices and types listed for wheat corn oats and soybeans with quantities and quality notes. Includes storage and transit billing details and market figures.
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Toledo Grains Tolldo
Batedu Stainton Baeh
Oatey
Nares
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