Legion Members Entertained by Elyria Post No 12
After completing their initial membership drive Elyria Post No 12 American Legion members were entertained at Spring Valley Country Club by John Buckley Membership Director and Junior Vice-Commander. Buckley announced a Florida vacation after a successful assignment as attendees were served a meal. The post will hold its bi monthly meeting tonight at 7 00 p m at the post headquarters to discuss plans including the championship drum corps for the coming year.
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Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
Spring Valley Country Club
John Buckley
Buckley
Florida
River and Canal Traffic Grows in Basel as Transport Shifts
Basel sees rising river and canal traffic even as motor and air transport expand. The trend indicates continued use of traditional waterways for regional movement and commerce, with authorities noting stable demand for freight and passenger services amid evolving transport options.
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Basel
Switzerland
Musterole Ad Promotes Cold Relief with Counter-Irritant
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a warming counter-irritant for chest and throat relief. It claims superior results to mustard plasters, noting penetration, stimulation, and soothing effects. Sold in Regular, Children's, and Extra Strong, and endorsed by doctors, nurses, and druggists.
Bid Scandal Hearing Reveals Refused Contributions Delay Invites
Thomas H. Farrell of Sheet Metal Manufacturing Co testified before the Senate graft committee that after he refused to contribute to the Democratic campaign fund his firm was not invited to bid on state purchases for months. He described bids on steel for license tags where 450 tons were ordered though his firm, the low bidder, received only 150 tons. The panel noted higher bidders split the remainder, costing the state nearly $999 in extra expense.
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Columbus
Thomas HK. Farrell
Sheet Metal Manufacturing Co
Youngstown
Senate
Democratic Campaign Fund
State Highway Department
Farrel
Glen A. Horn
James Metzenbaum
Horn
Davey
Metzenbaum
Flora
D. Baumhart
Erie County
Ohio
Nora
Farrell
Republic Steel
American Sheet & Tinplate
American Rolling Mills
Mahoning Valley Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Niles Rolling Mills
Newton Steel
Carnegie Illinois
Reese Manufacturing
Otis Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Jones-Laughlin Steel
Universal Steel
J. Ralph Seidner
Senate Finance Committee
Townsend Club Elects Officers
From many angles the Townsend Club No. 1 meeting last night drew a large crowd to elect six month officers. Pres Claude Doane, Vice Pres Coy Neff, Treas C E Waltz, Viec Sec Mrs Coy Neff, Fin Sec Mrs Claude Doane. Advisory Board members named. An upcoming talk by Judge BE Jefferys at Cleveland Public Auditorium on Sunday Jan 9 highlighted winter meeting plans.
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Townsend Club No
Townsend
Claude Doane
Coy Neff
C. E. Waltz
Viec
Fin
W. C. Hill
Frank Ketcham
May Johnson
Nevada- Mont
O. W. Williame
Cleveland
Otis J. Bouma
Washington, D. C
Congress
Bouma
BE. J. Jefferys
Detroit
Mich
Public Auditorium
Townsend Club
Willoughby
Ohio
Elyria Club notices outline January meetings and events
A series of Elyria Club events are announced. A Sunday meeting at Public Auditorium begins at 10 A M with the dedication of a Townsend sign 1 12 miles east of Willoughby, followed by an afternoon gathering. J Claire George will speak at Club Rooms No 136 Middle Avenue on Monday evening January 10. Public is urged to attend. A Townsend Orchestra will provide music at the January 6 party at 136 Middle Avenue. The Junior Club party occurs January 8 at Odd Fellows Hall. B R Opper, who in 1915 was a missionary in India, spoke last evening about Indian customs and dress with musical illustrations and accounts of conversions.
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Townsend
Willoughby
Public Auditorium
Elyria Club
J. Claire George
Middle Avenue
Townsend Orchestra
Odd Fellows Hall
B. R. Opper
Elyria
India
Donors To Political Funds Reported For 1937
The Democratic National Committee reported to the House clerk that in 1937 it took in 1 294 748.47 and spent 1 461 272.75, ending with a cash balance of 8 495.59 against unpaid obligations of 219 791.52 and a deficit of 211 295.93. The Republican Committee reported receipts of 628 046 and expenditures of 632 185. Ohio donors included William G. Mather and Julius Fleischmann among others. Democratic convention book sales totaled 379 750.50 with several Ohio firms contributing.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
House
Republican National Committee
Democratic Party
Ohio
William G. Mather
Cleveland
Chester C. Bolton
Frances P. Bolton
D. S. Ingalls
Julius Fleischmann
Cincinnati
J. C. Donnell J. Findlay
L. C. Hanna, Jr
Democratic Committee
Shullo Construction Co
Akron
G. Everett Knowlton and Son
Bellefontaine
L. C
Pleads Not Guilty in DWI Case of Local Driver
Frank Dailey of 139 West Bridge Street pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated at a morning hearing before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. Dailey, a brewing company driver, was arrested after police said his truck left the road and crashed into a ditch on Lexington Avenue. His case is set for Thursday afternoon.
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Frank Dailey
West Bridge Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Dailey
Lexington Avenue
Car stolen from Clarence Schroeder recovered in Newark
An automobile owned by Clarence Schroeder of 150 Cleveland Street was stolen early Monday and recovered yesterday in Newark, Ohio. Police say four men, who escaped from the Grafton Prison Farm, were found with the car and will be handed over to Mansfield Reformatory officials as parole violators.
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Clarence Schroeder
Cleveland Street
Newark
E. J Stankard
Stankard
Grafton
Mansfield Reformatory
Estate of Newton D. Baker Totals 31000 in probate
Cleveland probate records show the late Newton D. Baker left 31000 in his estate, including 15000 real estate likely the Shaker Heights home, 15000 in securities, and 1000 in personal property. The widow receives a trust fund. Baker died at his home on Christmas Day.
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Cleveland, O
Newton D. Baker
World War Secretary of War and Corporation
Baker
Shaker Heights
Burial service set for Raymond A Belt in Granville
Granville Ohio January 4 burial will be held Thursday for Raymond A Belt 51 a former Newark Ohio druggist who died here yesterday from a heart ailment.
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Granville, O
Raymond A. Belt
Newark, O
Harmattan Named "The Doctor" in West Africa
West African residents nickname the Harmattan, a cool dry wind from the Sahara, "The Doctor" because of its perceived health benefits and cooling effect on the humid jungle climate.
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Sahara Desert
West Africa
Vermilion on the Lake residents seek road takeovers
Vermilion on the Lake residents pressed for Edgewater, Berkley and Oberlook roads to be taken over as public roads by either Vermilion or Brownhelm township or the county. Protests grew at a joint meeting with Brownhelm trustees and county commissioners over tax funds and road maintenance, with threats of secession if no action.
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Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Brownhelm Township
Vermilion Colony
Ernest Engle
Edgewater
Berkley
Oberlook
Vermilion
Milo McQueen
Brownhelm
John Harding
Howard R. Butler
McQueen
Lloyd Bacon
R. L. Leimbach
Engle
Vermilion-on-the-Lake Colony
Mixed Capitol Hill reception to Roosevelt annual message
On January 4 1935 President Roosevelt’s annual message drew mixed reactions on Capitol Hill. Democrats led by Speaker William Bankhead praised it calling it excellent and in line with administration goals. Senators Wheeler Copeland Donahey Nye offered criticisms or cautious praise noting lack of specifics on WPA reforms.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol Hill
House
William B. Bankhead
Ala
Bankhead
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
Royal S. Copeland
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Pat Boland
Vic Donahey
Gerald P. Nye
N. D
Damage Claim Rejected By School Board
Elyria school board members voted to reject a $25.50 damage claim for a parked car damaged when a truck bumper pushed by a school board employee, who paused for a funeral procession, struck the trunk. They cited legal fears of a state examiner finding against the board and noted the board cannot carry liability insurance for such accidents, though they felt a moral obligation may exist until an attorney general ruling.
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Elyria
G. I. Neff
Belfast to build two large ocean liners in Northern Ireland
Plans announced to construct two massive ocean liners in Belfast, Northern Ireland, signaling a major shipbuilding push. The project aims to boost employment, lead to substantial exports, and position Belfast as a key maritime hub amid ongoing postwar industrial expansion.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Oberlin Club joint meeting on nature’s influence on history
The History and Garden departments of the Oberlin Women's Club met at Wright Laboratory with about seventy five attendees. Professor Lynds Jones spoke on The Influence of Nature upon Western History, delivering an educational talk illustrated with slides.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin Women’s Club
Wright Laboratory
Lynds Jones
Bridgette Club Hosts Evening Meeting at Carson Home
An all day meeting is planned Thursday at the home of Mrs J Rudekoff on North Pleasant street. Mrs W S Carson will entertain the Bridgette Club at her home on Thursday evening January 6.
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J. Rudekoff
North Pleasant Street
W. S. Carson
Bridgette Club
First Church Oberlin Forum Meets This Thursday
The first Forum meeting of the year at First Church in Oberlin will be held Thursday evening at the James Brand House. Professor Leonard A. Stidley, associate Professor of Religious Education in the Graduate School of Theology, will be the speaker.
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Oberlin
James Brand House
Leonard A. Stidley
Graduate School of Theology
Committees Busy On Relief Bills In Ohio Senate
In Columbus on January 4 the senate taxation and relief committee moves toward reporting a partial poor relief program. Hearings on the utilities tax bill and beer tax increase are slated, with an executive meeting planned to act formally. The bill also raises poor relief allocation from sales tax receipts and requires local subdivisions to add funds.
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Columbus
Senate Taxation and Relief Committee
Bernard R. Donovan
Donovan
Lawrence
Professor Lynds Jones speaks at Oberlin Exchange Club
Professor Lynds Jones addressed the Oberlin Exchange Club at Oberlin Inn yesterday. He delivered an engaging talk on Berry College in northern Georgia and its programs.
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Lynds Jones
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Mr. Jones
Berry College
Georgia
Oberlin School of Commerce Opens Winter Term
The Oberlin School of Commerce began its winter term after a two week vacation. A handful of new students joined, and a new shorthand department class formed on Monday with over fifty students. Most enrolled in the secretarial course in the Fall. No new admissions until September's Fall term.
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Oberlin School of Commerce
Local Weekend Visits Across Ohio and Michigan
Miss Lasa Berkshire of Chili cothe Ohio spent the week end with sister Mrs W S Carson and family in Morgan street. Mr and Mrs John Smith and family and Mrs Fowler and son Harold of Cuyahoga Falls spent the week end with Mr Smiths parents Rev and Mrs William Smith of Elm Street. Mr and Mrs William Finley of south Pleasant street spent New Years Day with Mr and Mrs George Puls and Mrs Nellie Fobes in Dearborn Michigan. Mr and Mrs Henry Tulk and children spent the week end with his brother Arthur Tulk and family in Viffiy. Mrs Elva Whitney of South Pleasanrt street spent the week end with her daughter Mrs Philip Buseh in Elyria. Miss Virginia Carson has returned to her classes at Ohio University at Athens after spending a vacation with her mother Mrs W S Carson of Morgan street. William Carson also returned to his studies at Ohio State University. The West Russia Club will hold
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Lasa Berkshire
Chilicothe
Ohio
W. S. Carson
Morgan Street
John Smith
Fowler
Harold
Cuyahoga Falls
Smith
William Smith
Elm Street
William Finley
South Pleasant Street
George Puls
Nellie Fobes
Dearborn
Michigan
Henry Tulk
Arthur Tulk
Viffiy
Elva Whitney
South Pleasanrt Street
Philip Buseh
Elyria
Virginia Carson
Ohio University
Athens
W.S. Carson
William Carson
Ohio State University
West Russia Club
Anticipated tax strikes spark industry warning appeal
Attacks on the proposed utilities excise tax are led by Raniin, Ohio Chamber of Commerce president, opposing a re enactment. Alexander Thomson warns the wage earners would bear a heavier burden and industry would face thousands of layoffs if taxes rise, blaming the legislature for the potential relief problem and job loss.
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Alexander Thomson
Raniin
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Inter-Organization
Counterest
Thomson
Théinson
Clyde Cooperage Co. President dies of pneumonia
Fremont Ohio January 4 Mark J Slessmhan aged 60 president of Clyde Cooperage Co and vice president of Croghan Bank died of pneumonia at his Clyde home yesterday.
Don’t Cough Tonight With Thoxine Ad
Don’t cough tonight if throat irritation or cold disturbs sleep. Thoxine soothes irritation from the first swallow and may stop the cough quickly. It acts internally to loosen phlegm and stimulate secretions. Doctor approved ingredients listed on the carton. Suitable for children. 35c, 60c, 1.00. Ail Druggists.
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