Bricker Appointees Confirmed After Partisan By Play
In Columbus the Ohio Senate unanimously confirmed Governor Bricker's picks for the State Liquor Control Board, William F. Hess of Cincinnati and Col. William North of Greenville. Democratic questions about North's party loyalty were raised, but no opposition was cast. Terms run to February 1943.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate Today
Bricker
William F. Hess
Cincinnati
Col
William #. North
Greenville
State Liquor Control Board
Col. North
William Boyd
Cuyahoga
Boyd
L E. Baker
Montgomery
Liquor Department
Baker
Don Thomas
Hess
North
Delaware dairy farmer killed in auto crash near town
John E. Smith, 46, a Delaware county dairy farmer, died in a two car collision south of Delaware last night. James Leonard drove the other car. Smith suffered a fractured skull. A Moscow release reports a film showing a delicate throat operation by a Russian surgeon.
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Delaware, D
John E. Smith
Delaware County
Here
James Leonard
Smith
Moscow
Fire damages fisheries spur $2,000 suit in Lorain
A February 26, 1998 blaze that destroyed the William Jeancola and Agostino Lagana fisheries at Ninth Street in Lorain triggers a $2,000 suit against Excelsior Insurance. Jeancola and Lagana allege the insurer failed to pay per policy terms. Nicola Gigliotti seeks divorce from Mary Giliotti of Lorain on neglect and cruelty, married in 1906 with five grown children. Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley hears an appeal from Justice C. C. Lord’s court over a $100 verdict in a suit by Arthur H. and Neena Hadde versus Zemo J. Graber and Alex and Louise Thompson, arising from a real estate deal. County commissioners award a spouting contract to Olmsted and Hoefel for the new county garage storage building, lowest bid of three at 372. Beulah Mervis dismisses her divorce suit against Clement Mervis in common pleas records.
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William Jeancola
Agostino Lagana
Ninth Street
Lorain
Jeancola and Lagana
Excelsior Insurance Company
Nicola Gigliotti
Mary Giliotti
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Justice C. C. Lord’s Court
Arthur H
Neena Hadde
Zemo J. Graber
Alex
Louise Thompson
Olmsted and Hoeffel
Elyria
Workers' Alliance Sponsors Meeting In Elyria
Elyria Local No. 1 Workers' Alliance of America urges members to attend an educational meeting at 7 p.m. tonight at 204 Lodi Street. The second educational meeting is set for Thursday with Doris Todd speaking on the Aid for Dependent Children program. The regular local meeting follows at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the hall to discuss important WPA workers business.
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Elyria Local No. 1
Workers’ Alliance of America
Alliance
Lodi Street
Doris Todd
Aid For
WPA
County Breaks Tradition In Scotland County Clerk Race
Scotland County Missouri elects first Republican county clerk in 60 years as Frank A. Trunnell defeats incumbent D. Poole by 87 votes in a tight contest. Poole, long serving Democrat, loses to challenger Frank A. Trunnell in the county clerk race.
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Memphis
Scotland County
Frank A. Trunnell
D. E. Poole
Senate Passes Bills to Boost Local Relief Funds
The Senate approved two House backed bills to help counties and municipalities raise relief matching money. One shifts counties and municipalities intangible tax and residuary state shares into general funds under anti-earmarking rules. The other directs subdivisions’ inheritance tax shares to their general funds.
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Columbus
Senate
General Revenue Fund
State
Central Labor Union Meets Tonight At W. F. W. Hall
Elyria Central Labor Union holds a 7 30 p m meeting at the Y M C A hall with C E Carlstrom of Cleveland as guest speaker next Thursday on Technocracy. An illustrated chart lecture will cover present and future national implications and a question period will follow. Admission is free.
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C.E. Carlstrom
Cleveland
Elyria Central Labor Union
Y, MC
Central Labor Union
W. F. W. Hall
Ohio House
Jews Ordered to Hand Over Jewelry in Germany
Berlin dispatch reports General Hermann Goering, head of the four year plan, decreed that all Jews must by March 7 surrender all gold, platinum, silver, jewelry and pearls to public purchasing centers set up to liquidate Jewish properties.
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Berlin
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Sit-Down Strike Grips Wolfe Colleries Mine
In Oneida Pennsylvania sixty two miners remained underground today in a sit-down protest at Wolfe Colleries Company, protesting overdue pay. They stayed on 250 and 500 foot levels while company officials said no work would resume and that food was supplied to the strikers.
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Oneida
Wolfe Colleries Company
South Ridge D. C. Club convenes on North Ridge
South Ridge D. C. Club met with Miss Louise Schmitkens on North Ridge road for its regular meeting Saturday afternoon. After a brief business session the group socialized. Mrs. Newton Bechtel will host the club the fourth Saturday in March. A two course luncheon was served to eighteen members and two guests.
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D. C
South Ridge
D. D
Louise Schmitkens
North Ridge Road
Newton Bechtel
Oberlin Recital by Marvin Howe in Warner Hall
Marvin Howe, 39, will give a French horn recital in Warner Hall on Friday February 24 at 8 30 P M assisted by Dorothy Schulm pianist and the Conservatory Orchestra The program includes works by Beethoven Bach Dukas and Mozart Also noted is the annual inspection of Oberlin Chanter Royal Arch Masons in Masonic hall with remarks by Irving Stafford and visiting grand officers from Cleveland Lorain Elyria and Wakeman.
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Oberlin
Marvin Howe
Warner Hall
Howe
Dorothy Schulm
Conservatory
Bach
Dukas
tAllegro Maestoso
Mozart
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Hall
Irving Stafford
Cleveland
Grand Chapter
Ohio
Stafford
Paul G Luts
Lakewood
Lorain
Elytia
Wakeman
Oberlin School of Commerce Beats Brighton Faculty 62 to 36
The Oberlin School of Commerce defeated Brighton faculty 62 to 36 in a return game, ending the regular season with eight wins and three losses. The team will play in the county amateur tournament on March 14 at the Elyria YMCA. News notes include club dinners, visits, and local society updates across Oberlin.
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Oberlin School of Commerce
Brighton
Oberlin
School of Commerce
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Markets Homegrowers Market Price Report Fragment
Market listings and price quotes for apples beets carrots celery onions and other produce. Includes storage notes and pack sizes as well as grain hay and feed quotations. Contains livestock and poultry pricing updates and regional market terms. The fragment cites Baldwin Delicious Jonathan McIntosh and other varieties with unit prices and packing details.
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Jonathan
Northern Spy
Sein
Baldwin St
Proposals for Ohio marriage and divorce laws outlined
Mrs. Gertrude Shanks Cleveland attorney spoke in Oberlin outlining proposed changes to Ohio marriage and divorce laws. She described longer residence requirements and two new divorce grounds with six month delay for decree. Marriage laws would end common law marriages raise ages to 20 for men and 18 for women and require pre marital medical exams.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Gertrude Shanks
Cleveland
Sturgis Hall
Oberlin League of Women Voters
Death Notice and Obituary Notes in M&S
Death records show Rose Hastings Penfield 68 died at home after a week illness from a stroke. Survived by husband Bert Hastings and two sons Paul and Merle Hastings with granddaughter Janice. funeral at Penfield Congregational church, burial in Penfield cemetery. Also George K. Powell, WWI veteran, died at Elyria Memorial. survivors listed. military funeral planned. Washington reports Dr Harold G. Moulton critiques Townsend pension plan before House Ways and Means. Additional market listings and commodity notes follow.
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M&s
Rose Hastings Penfield
Rose Hastings
Penfield
van Wert County
Methodist Episcopal Church
George K. Powell
West Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Powell
Emerson
Ohio
Elyria
House
Ways and Means
Moulton
Flo
Townsend
Funeral services for Elwin Whitcomb in Pittsfield
Funeral services for 75 year old Elwin Whitcomb who died at home in Pittsfield after a short pneumonia illness will be held at 2 p m Sunday at the Pittsfield Methodist church. Burial will follow in East Cemetery. Survived by wife Louise a brother Sumner of North Ridgeville and a nephew Frank of Lakewood.
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Elwin Whitcomb
Pittsfield
Louise
Sumner
North Ridgeville
Frank
Lakewood
Beidler Refutes Auditor Statement on Beidler Claims
E W Beidler of Romeo Pump Co denies Richard Kay accused statements were falsely presented. Kay reportedly objected to wording of a letter to stockholders, not falsity. Excerpted ad for stock market trading and related materials follows.
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E. W. Beidler
The
Romeo Pump Co
Chronicle
Richard Kay
Beidler
Kay
Have No Clue In Jewelry Theft
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan said a man held for questioning in a jewelry theft from Lester J. Blowitz of Chicago. $3,000 worth of jewelry was taken from four cases in Blowitzs car near the Oberlin Inn between 6:45 and 7:45 p.m. Investigation continues with no tangible clues yet.
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Carl R. Finegan
Oberlin
Lester J. Blowitz
Chicago
Biewitz
Oberlin Inn
Minor blaze at two family house on Woodland Avenue
An iron left with current on caused a attic fire at a two family house located 719 Woodland Avenue yesterday afternoon. The iron burned through the ironing board and bore a hole in the floor before discovery. No other damage occurred. First floor occupant H L Boggs. second floor occupant James Boggs. Fire crews from Squad Company No 1 and Engine Company No 3 responded.
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Woodland Avenue
H. L. Boggs
James Boggs
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Clement Mervis
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James Spiegelberg
Whitmore Lake
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L. W. Spiegelberg
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Harland Schlechter
Henrietta
Oliver Schubert
Wayne Meinke
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Earl Dehn
Francis Ward
Donald
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Conrad Ernst
Big Ben Lump
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Esther Wood
Union St
Beat Brighton
Wiana Girls Club
Washington
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S. J. White
North Professor Street
Evelyn Latham
South Cedar Avenue
New York City
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June Wright
East College Street
Lynds Jones
Mt Berry
Georgia
Harold Jones
Berry College
Jean Kelly
Harry Kelly
North Pleasant Street
W. C. Bohrer
Oberlin Stamp Club
City Hall
F. W. Wiese
West College Stret
Daytona Beach
Florida
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Spring Street
Mirs
James Beranek
St. Clairsville
Mrs. Walls
Cary
Tyler
Tesc
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Sania
Idaho
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Cleveland Livestock
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
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Lappland
Merdima
Rhoice
Janis sHud
Ehraee
Elwen Whitcomb
Pacseave
42Nd St
P. A. Walker General Auctioneer
Redington Bldg
Nichols Court - Elyria
Read’s Credit Jewelers
Broad Street
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
Une
BSA
Glyrur
VE Lipton
Reublin Bros
P. V
Jones Farm
Rhode Island
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Sunkist
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Richelieu
Honor Brand
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