Stockholders Suit Is Dismissed by Judge Powell
In Cleveland on January 3, Judge Homer G. Powell dismissed the stockholders suit brought by Mrs. Nalle Wright of Cleveland against Brush-Moore Newspapers Inc. The decision denied claims for past accounting and equitable relief, finding officer salaries fair and all corporate-transaction questions meritless.
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Cleveland, CO
Nalle Wright
Cleveland
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Homer G. Powell
Powell
Man sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory for parole violation
Edmund Manuel of Elyria was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory on burglary and larceny for parole violation after arraignment before Judge A R Webber. He had been paroled to Detective Lloyd Sweet following his arrest for breaking into the Abookire grocery on Middle Avenue last spring.
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Edmund Manuel
Elyria
Mansfield Reformatory
A. R. Webber
Lloyd Sweet
Abookire
Middle Avenue
Rush for Auto Tags Under Way in Lorain County
The annual rush for 1933 orange and black license plates continued as late purchasers visited the Lorain County Automobile Club and Al Mason's. Police said cars with old blue and white 1922 tags will not be permitted, with limited truck exceptions requiring police approval for short-term use. Mason reported 620 plates sold Saturday and sales continued Sunday and yesterday as motorists rushed to tag their vehicles for the new year.
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Lorain County Automobile Club
al Mason's
E. J. Stankard
Mason
The
Automobile Club
Jr. Oh. Hurst
Elyrians
Men charged with first degree murder in New Year's shooting
Columbus police announced charges against John Horch and Eugene Terry for the fatal shooting of 34 year old Leslie M. Gross after a New Year’s party. Gross named his assailants before dying.
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Columbus
Leslie M. Gross
Gross
John Horch
Eugene Terry
Revival Services at Salvation Army Led by William Murphy
Revival services continue nightly except Mondays at the Salvation Army under Evangelist William Murphy of Alon. Tonight he preaches Whats Wrong With Us with Capt Suhramm and wife of Lorain singing tomorrow as the Church hosts the pair.
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Salvation Army
William Murphy
Alon
Murphy
Tomorow
Suhramm
Lorain
Fresher Flowers From Frosted Garden Brighten Strohl Home
Fresh flowers from O. O. Strohl's garden at 327 West Street decorate his home to greet the new year. Two pansies were picked Friday after two heavy frosts last week and more blooms are expected as the plant remains green. Earlier picks occurred on December 6 and 15.
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O. O. Strohl
West Street
Strohl
Paul Thompson Wins Tourneys in New Year Program
Paul Thompson captured two titles in the M. C. A. boys division from New Year’s Day events. He won the boys pool tournament with Earl Chesler as runner up and the senior ping pong title with Lee Brown as runner up. Richard Sullivan won the junior ping pong in this division with Duke Elliott as runner up. Walter Maslyk defeated Sanford Finger 3 games to 2 in the older players ping pong final. Also noted TIFFIN OH Jan 3 G A McCoy pleaded guilty to wounding George Nedolast Jr at New Year’s Eve observance. Hast Palestine Jan 2 Joseph Dualaka aged 5 killed himself at his farm nearby.
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Paul Thompson
Earl Chesler Wos
Lee Brown
Richard Sullivan
Duke Bliiott
Walter Maslyk
Sanford Finger
Tiffin
G. A. McCoy
New Washington
George Nedolast, Jr
Palestine
Joseph Dualaka
Threefold Office of the Messiah in Old Testament Prophecy
Rev. G A. Brown resumes his sermon series on the Messiah's offices as mediator Prophet Priest and King. He cites Deuteronomy 18 and Hebrews to show Jesus as the promised Prophet, a high priest after Melchizedek, and the King whose kingship is foregrounded in Psalm 2 and NT references. The lecture promises to continue with the future exercise of Christ’s kingship.
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G A. Brown
First United Presbyterian Church
God
Christ Jesus
Jesus Christ
Moses
Israel
Peter
Jesus Crist
Christ
Melchizedek
Jesus of Nazareth
King
Jesus
Messiah
Ravenna Boy in Coma After Car Crash
Eight year old Rex Edward Rhodes has been unconscious since September 26 after a near fatal automobile accident. Doctors say he cannot win the struggle as he battles a fractured skull in the hospital.
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Rex Edward Rhodes
Ravenna
Escapee Homer Cook Recaptured Then Breaks Free Again
Homer Cook, 20, charged with highway robbery, escaped from Scioto county jail in Portsmouth after a prior breakout on Oct. 17. He vanished through cell bars and fled via the courthouse, despite close guard, marking a second escape attempt. In Zanesville, Wesley P. Wells, 77, safety director, died of heart disease at home. The data includes a church notice for a January 1933 Bible prophecy talk at First United Presbyterian Church.
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Portsmouth
Homer Cook
Scioto County
Cook
Zanesville, O
Wesley P. Wells
John
Jesus
Brown
First United Presbyterian Church
East Atenue
Second Street
Salary Fix for Assistant Prosecutor in County Office
County Prosecutor John Harding announced that Frank E. Stevens, assistant prosecutor, will be paid $3 000 a year. The operating allowance for 1932 is $4 800, $1 200 less than last year, leaving $1 800 for clerk hire. The law requires the courts to set assistant and clerk allowances.
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John Harding
Frank E. Stevens
Harding
Madama Lupescu Reported Killed in Exile With King Carol
Unconfirmed private reports from Warsaw claim Madama Magda Lupescu was killed by a Roumanian officer before King Carol of Roumania in exile. The king allegedly appeared on a palace balcony with Lupescu as a young officer opened fire and was wounded by a king’s adjutant before the shooter was arrested.
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Warsaw
Madama Magda Lupescu
Carol of
Carol
Madame Lupescu
Four Hundred Of Ship's Crew Lost In Ice Collision
COPENHAGEN January 3 One hundred members of the Soviet icebreaker Malygin were feared lost after colliding with an iceberg in northern waters. The Malygin, famed for Arctic exploration, sent a radio report of the collision and the ice breaker Lenin was dispatched to find it. Inside Springfield Morris M Gola a 41 year old jeweler and World War veteran hanged himself with a bathrobe belt in his home here Monday.
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Copenhagen
Arctic
Lenin
Jhio Briews
Springfield
Morris M Gola
Death Claims Mrs. Woodard in Oberlin
Mrs Roseltha Woodard died Sunday at her daughter Mrs Frank Fowler’s home on Woodland Ave She was born in Pittsfield daughter of Westley and Rosel tha Pitts widow of Dr Edward B Woodard of Willard Obie She moved to Oberlin ten years ago after her husband’s death and for seven years was matron of Keep Anney She survives two daughters Mrs Fowler Oberlin and Mrs J W Schultz Buffalo two brothers Willis Pitts California and Alton Pitts Pittsfield one sister Mrs E B Buckingham Willard and two grandchildren Funeral 1 50 P M Wednesday at First Church interment Willard cemetery No flowers.
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Oberlin, O
Roseltha Woodard
Frank Fowler
Woodland Avenue
Pittsfield
Westley
Roseltha Pitts
Edward B. Woodard
Willard, Obie
Oberlin
Keep Anney
Fowler
J. W. Schultz
Buffalo
Willis Pitts
California
Alton Pitts
E. B. Buckingham
Willard
Willard Cemetery
Club Activities Schedule Tied to January 4
Local groups announce meetings for January 4 across churches and civic clubs. The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a card party at Mrs. H Worcester’s Spring street home. Bethel Baptist class gathers in church parlors. merr y wives event at Mrs. Allan’s East College street. First Church Women’s Association meets at James Brand House with annual reports and a talk on Some Thoughts for 1933 by Dr. J A Richards. Baptist Missionary Society meets at Mrs James’s home. Ladies’ Aid Society circles meet in specified homes and churches with circle hosts listed.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Worcester
Spring Street
Bethel
The
Baptist Church
R. W. Allan
Merry Wives
East College Street
Women’s Association of the First Church
Janary
James Brand House
J. A. Richards
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
James
Ladies’ Ald Society of the Methodiat Church
Bond
Erwin Worcester
Klermund
John
Wisconsin Inaugural Ball Planned by Democratic Women
Miss Alicia Krieter of the Young Democratic Club in Madison and student leaders urged an inaugural ball. Governor-elect A G Seugme deman said he would accede to the wishes and scheduled the ball for January.
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Wisconsin
Alicia Krieter
Young Democratic Club
Madison
University of Wisconysin
A. G Seugmedeman
Lan
Mourners honor Mrs Moskowitz adviser to Al Smith
Mrs Henry Moskowitz confidant to Alfred E. Smith dies at home after a fall and illness. Democratic leaders including Governor Herbert Lehman and President-elect Franklin D Roosevelt pay tribute to a woman who helped secure Smith’s 1928 nomination.
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New York
Henry Moskowtz
Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hlehman
Franklint Roosevelt
Smith
Moskowitz
Former Oberlin Pastor Dies
Funeral services for the Rev George D. Burke, former pastor of St Colman’s Catholic Church, Oberlin, will be held at St Xavier’s Church Medina. Burke died Sunday after months of illness. Born in Cleveland, he studied at St Bernard’s Seminary Rochester and Our Lady of the Lake Seminary. ordained 1919 by Bishop Farrelly and served at St Johns Canton St Patrick’s Youngstown Sacred Heart Oberlin and Medina parishes.
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Cleveland
George D. Burke
St. Colman'’s Catholic Church
St. Xavier's Catholic
Medina
St. Bernard’s Seminary
Rochester
Our Lady of the Lake
John P. Farrelly
St. John’s
Canton
St. Patrick’s
Youngstown
Sacred Heart
Oberlin
St. Colman’s
Pumps Faulty In County Report For 1932
A report by Thomas Forbes county sealer of weights and measures to County Auditor C. S. Kelner shows 2 percent of gasoline pumps tested in 1932 were incorrect. Of 1876 pumps, 363 condemned, 79 adjusted, 22 correct. Scales: 358 platform, 32 condemned, 36 adjusted. Computing scales: 44 tested, 44 condemned, 9 adjusted, 8 incorrect. Wagon scales: 63 tested, 6 condemned.
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Thomas Forbes
C. S. Kelner
Forbes
Salary Schedules for County Employees Delayed
County officials and most staff began 1938 work on phantom salaries as Deputy County Auditor C Dr Gull reports missing salary schedules. New census figures and a recent law alter official pay scales by 6 to 20 percent, leaving many officials unsure of employee pay despite fixed legal salaries.
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C. Dr. Gull
Gull
Markets Report From Levelland and Cleveland Livestock
Levelland markets show mixed activity with poultry and produce quoted with varied grades and prices. Cleveland receipts total 140, with pigs limited and livestock prices rising for calves sheep and cows amid steady byproducts and cull ranges.
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Cleveland
Death notices from Avon and Lorain area obituaries
Avon resident Maynard Hicks seven died suddenly after New Year celebrations in Lorain. Survived by widow Loretta, daughters Eileen and Doris, son Ren. services at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday from 2146 Ninth Street Lorain, interment Avon Center Cemetery. TRESCHNEIDER, SOUTHL, Jan 3 died at home in Nussia township aged about 63. Survived by wife Minnie Foster, one brother, four sisters in Switzerland. Services Friday at 1:30 p.m. from home and 2:00 at St. Dein’s. burial Evergreen Cemetery.
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Avon
Maynard Hicks
Lorain
Willard Hicks
Avor Center
Stme
Loretta
Eileen
Doris
Ren
Ninth Stra Lorain
Rev. Firestone
Parge
Treschneider
Soutil Gmherst
Scneider
Mornigoin
Nussia
Toyestipte
Iwtarlied
Minnie Foster
Switzerland
Fray Tin
St Dein’s
Oc. Escondt
Evergreen Corer
Gasoline Prices Plunge Across Ohio Oil Companies Follow Sinclair
Cleveland reports gasoline prices dropping to new low after Sinclair Refining cuts retail costs by 12 14 and 17 cents per gallon amid a wave of reductions from Standard Oil Shell Pennzoil and Sun Oil. Texaco awaiting confirmation as other large refiners expected to follow. The article also references a scattered historical note about Socrates and Athens.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Sinclair Refining Company
Standard Company of Ohio
Standard
Sui
Sinclair Re Company
Standard Oil
Shell
Pennzoil
Sun Oil
Texaco
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Mt. Holyoxe College
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Dascomb Cottage
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