Steaghrs Tenure Bill Moves Toward House Vote
The Steaghers Tenure bill, a major educator protections measure, faces a House vote today. It would grant teachers job tenure after three consecutive years and permit hearings on removal for specified causes. Senate also weighs psychiatry examiner authorization for common pleas court in populous counties. Both chambers recess today in memory of Sen. Harry M. Carpenter, with extra session planned for Friday.
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Senate
Joseph Ackerman
Cleveland
Conmuon Pleas Court
House
Harry M. Carpenter
Jefferson County
Steuben- Ville
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Popularity hinges on a clear skin in 1929 ad
The page blends an old health ad praising S.S.S. blood tonic for skin clarity with a local Elyria area notes. It highlights social events from late February and March, including a county basketball win, a postponed Father and Son banquet, bridal preparties, visits from relatives, PTA meeting, and new Farmers Institute officers. Notables include Miss Grace Cook, Chester Carpenter, and families from Elyria Cleveland Dover and Brunswick, with farm moves and illness updates.
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Eaton
Elyria
Clevel
Fred Brunger
Mallory
Lima
E. F. Mack
Grace Cook
Cleveland
Minnie Cook
Hattie Stevens
Columbia
S. C. Pierce
J. D. Dickson
Lakewood
Pierce
Mida Hoskin
Chester Carpenter
Russell Carpenter
A. J. Carpenter
Bernice Thompson
Independence
Walter Fishburn
Geo. Weston
Dover
J. F. Mack
Alvin Joslyn
Ella Newell
Will Brenner
E. M. Uathaway
Parent Teacher Association
Llewellyn Straub
Baby
Case Road
Bert Breviler
Brunswick
Sumner Farm
Arthur Cowley
Station Road
Pedro Club
Will Heunte
Oscar Fishley
North Olmsted
Farmers Institute
Frank Ha
Former Elyria Resident Dies at 60 in East Cleveland
Dr. Charles A. Bingham 60, former Elyria resident, died suddenly at his East Cleveland home after an acute indigestion attack. He practiced medicine until 12 years ago, was a noted fruit grower with thousands of acres near Chardon and Novelty, and led real estate activity. Survived by widow, daughter, three brothers, and sister. funeral Saturday at East Cleveland Baptist Church.
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Charles A. Bingham
Elyria
East Cleveland
Bingham
Albert Bingham
Grace Jackson
West Avenue
Cleveland Homeopathic College
Chardon and Novelty
Cleveland Real Estate Board
Los Angeles
Seattle
Pint of liquor bill 15 dead in Ohio house
Columbus, Ohio February 28. The Pint Bill is dead as the Ohio house judiciary committee postponed further action. Rep O L Sims of Fairfield proposed allowing physicians to prescribe a pint of liquor in ten days for the aged infirm or known sick. A. M. Stretcher of Toledo moved to kill the bill, ten to nothing, as supporters feared the dry house would push an amendment reducing the half pint to one ounce if sent to a vote.
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House Judiciary Committee
Rep
O. Ll. Sims
Fairfield County
A. M. Stretcher
Toledo
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Olumbus
Legve
House of Resentatives
Repter J. Abele
All Good Drug Stores
S.S.S
SSS
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Lewis Grills
Leroy Shirkey
Elmer Fullmer
Walter Cornish
H.A. Eicher
Harley Neisinger
Frank Hales
C. W. Tite
Clyde Leadenham
Ella Ross
Murray Ridge
William Hennie
Ridgeville
Dorothy Buck
Ella Reisinger
Hughes
West End
J. A. Apple
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Hope Hampton
Aptet
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American Tobacco Co
Lee
Hampton
National Broadcasting Company
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
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Alice McCarren
Chronicle-Telegram
Hughes Provision
West End Market House
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