Warm Machinery Clinics To Be Held In Lorain County
Arrangements for two of the three farm machinery clinics in Lorain County have been completed under the county extension service. The first clinic takes place January 24 at Heron Town Hall at 1 p.m., chaired by E B Durkee. The second meets January 25 at the L W McConnell farm near Wellington. R D Barden of Ohio State University will attend all meetings to advise on efficient operation and repair, with emphasis on plows, mowers, and binders and discussion of other machinery upon farmer request.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
C. J. Hummel
Heron Town Hall
EB. Durkee
L. W. McConnell
Wellington
R. D. Barden
Ohio State University Agricultural Engineering
Pile of rubbish ignited by child in Elyria home
Elyria firemen blamed a child with matches for a blaze that caused slight damage at the home of A. E. Crown, 124 Beebecourt, yesterday afternoon. The fire confined to a rubbish pile beneath the cellar stairs, scorching the under side of the stairs and stair supports.
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Elyria
A. E. Crown
Beebecourt
Soft drink license crackdown issued by city official
A warning was issued for all soft drink dispensers to obtain their 1933 licenses by J. G. Schrock, mayor's clerk, with arrests promised for noncompliance. About 200 licenses are issued annually at 50 cents each. In Marion G Jan 10 Russell B. Bell 64 Caladonia mayor for eight years died after a short illness. He taught 56 years in Marion Wrande and Hancock counties.
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J. G. Schrock
Schrock
Marion
Russell B. Bell
Caladonia
Wrande
Hancock
Farmers Forfeit 30000 Acres To State
SPOTSYLVANIA COURT HOUSE Va Jan 16 Nearly 30000 acres a fifth of the land in Spotsylvania county were forfeited to the state as farmers refused to bid on 698 delinquent tax tracts some as low as 30 cents an acre Auctioneer Kinsey sold 14 parcels totaling 133 acres the rest defaulted to the comptroller The Spotsylvania Lead and Zinc Mining Company forfeited several large tracts and one nearly 500 acres lot went to the state for 148 Officials said many small tracts were abandoned and owners may redeem by paying delinquent taxes with penalties within two years
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Spotsylvania Courthouse
Spotsylvania County
M. B. Kinsey
Spotsylvania Lead and Zinc Mining Company
Local thefts and car crimes reported in area
Multiple thefts and auto thefts were reported across Ely Oberlin and Amherst areas. James F. Brown cited the Ely School building break in involving $1 in change and candy bars. Cars owned by Dr. Gertrude E Moulton Oberlin and E C Yentzer Amherst were stolen, and a license plate went missing from Isadore Sten in Lorain. A burglary at Hugh C Amidon’s store on East River Street was noted. Charles L Symonds, 96, a Travelers Insurance representative in Cleveland, was found dead after his car plunged into a ravine following a note about financial worries.
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Ely
James F. Brown
Brown
Clarence Dick
Gertrude E Moulton
Oberlin
E. C. Yentzer
West Street
Amherst
Isadore Sten
Lorain
Cleveland, O
Charles L. Symonds
Cleveland
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Rock Clift Drive
Hilliard Road Bridge
Harold Billington
Metropolitan Park Police
Symond
Symonds
Carolyn
Ex convict shot in Toledo after arrest on auto parts theft
Claude Grimm, 38, an ex convict, was shot by Detective Michael Burke after Grim attacked Detective Theodore Mackall with wire snips while being arrested on charges of stripping parts from an automobile.
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Toledo
Claude Grimm
Michael Burke
Grimm
Theodore Mackall
Commissary in Elyria to operate mornings only
The city commissary in the City Hall building run by the Elyria Relief Committee will open from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. daily starting tomorrow and close for the rest of the day. Officials said the morning shift handles all applicants since operations were systematized, so afternoons will be reserved for updating the city’s elaborate record system.
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Elyria Relief Committee
New Car Sales Plunge in Lorain County for 1932
The county clerk’s automobile bill of sale department reports a 53 percent drop in new passenger car sales from 1931 to 1932, with 881 cars and 72 trucks sold in 1932 compared to 1903 cars and 207 trucks in 1931. December 1932 saw 59 cars sold, up from 21 in November, and eight trucks were sold last month in Lorain County.
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Ban F. Thomas
Lorain County
Death of Mrs Ida Hastings in LaGrange
Mrs Ida Hastings died suddenly at the home of Mrs Lotte Knowles in LaGrange where she had called. Born October 27 1859 in LaGrange she lived there all her life. Survived by son Ford Hastings of LaGrange daughter Treva Seberen bach of Glendale California sister Nettie Stambaugh Canton brother Frank O Gott Elyria. Funeral plans not yet announced.
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Ida Hastings
Lotte Knowles
LaGrange
Hastings
Ford Hastings
Treva Seberenbach
Glendale
California
Nettie Stambaugh
Canton
Frank O. Got
Father of Seven Drowns in Toledo River Crash
Stanley Zolciak, 49, father of seven, drove his car off the Adams Street dock into the Maumee River in Toledo. An acquaintance shouted for help as the car left the dock. Zolciak died. He had been laid off as foreman at a grain elevator after ten years there.
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Toledo
Stanley Zolciak
Adams Street
Maumee
Zolciak
Chickens Stolen From Bruce Properties In Indian Hollow
Sheriff Clarence Dick reported the theft of 75 chickens from Frank Bruce and 50 from Louis Bruce in Indian Hollow Tead. Deputy Paul Chapmen investigated the case.
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Frank Bruce
Louis Bruce
Indian Hollow
Clarence Dick
Paul Chapmen
Jones Ties With Local Firm In Elyria Move
Myron W. Jones, ex Elyria City Council member, joins the firm of Chas. L. Sotherden and Son in a public announcement today. A separate suit for 5712.60 for rent filed in common pleas court by Joseph Rauh and the Cleveland Trust Company, trustees of Florence E. Lewis Pauh, deceased, names A. Williamson and E. Gillia as liable. Columbus reports discuss farm foreclosure prevention and tax relief via Ohio Farm Bureau Federation conferences with Governor White and the General Assembly. In Lebanon, fire at the Lebano Opera House on Christmas Day caused 80,000 dollars in damage. officials suspect incendiary origin and will continue investigation.
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Myron W. Jones
Elyria
Chas. L. Sotherden and Son
Lewis Mercantile Company
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Rauh
Cleveland Trust Company
Florence EB. Lewis Pauh
A. Wil- Hamson
E. Gillia
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
White
Ohio General Assembly
Farm Bureau
Lebanon
Lebano Opera House
New Vocations and Recitals At Oberlin High School
New vocational classes will be taught this year with Gerald Palmer offering radio instruction Norman Mueller teaching printing and electrical work L B Williams carpentry and five teachers in the high school aided by the college Y W C A Weekly department meetings follow set nights The Conservatory program features senior recitals this week including a Miriam Wischman song recital Cassius W Could Jr organ recital and Clifford A Cook violin recital Local Oberlin Women’s club notes cover meetings and readings with Mrs Iva King Mrs R P Fowler and others plus Epiphany tea and a Sarger musical Evening trip to Florida announced for three months travel.
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Gerald Palmer
Norman Mueller
L. B. Williams
College
Conservatory
Warner Hall
Miriam ¥. Wischman
Cassius W. Could, Jr
Finney Chapel
Clifford A. Cook
Oberlin Women’s Club
T. W. Thomas
Forest Street
America
Iva King
New Orleans
R. P Fowler
George W Cable
Mallary
E. A. Heacax
Oberlin Women's Club
West College Street
Erwin Worcester
Yellowstone National Park
J. P. Sarger
West Vine Street
Jack Sarger
Cleveland
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Jennie Powers
South Pleasant Street
Peabody
New Oberlin
H A Broadwell
Howard
Union Street
Howell Hobart
Pemberville
del Bar Beach
Florida
Oberlin Church Elects Vestry
Oberlin, Jan 10 The annual Christ Church parish meeting elected a vestry for the coming year. Reports from the women's auxiliary Sunday school altar guild and choir were favorable and cited the church finishing the year debt free. New officers include Senior Warden W E Bontrager Junior Warden Julian Fowler Treasurer James Miskovsky Clerk W E Bontrager and vestrymen W E Bontrager Julian Fowler James Miskovsky Earl D Jones T H Rowland George Lillich R B E Wilcox Karl Hell Lyman Whitney.
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Oberlin
Christ Church Parish
W. E. Bontrager
Julian Fowler
James Miskovsky
Earl D. Jones
T. H
Lodge Installs Officers At The Vine Rebekah Lodge
The Vine Rebekah lodge held an officer installation with many members and 38 guests from Elyria and Wellington. Helen Ernst served as deputy marshal and installed Noble Grand Minnie Malham, Vice Grand Lillian Rudekof, Recording secretary Stella Crowell, financial secretary Helen Ernst, and others including Lena Gerber as deputy president and treasurer, with appointed officers Mabel Jones and Elsie Summers among the attendees.
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Vine Rebekah Lodge
Elyria
Wellington
Helen Ernst
Noble Grand
Minnie Malham
Lillian Rudekof
Stella Crowell
Lena Gerber
C. R. Summers
Minnie Morris
Thelma
Vocational School Begins Term At South Pleasant Street
The Vocational School opened last evening in its building on South Pleasant street with large enrollment in each department. Radio work and printing courses highlighted the start of the term.
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South Pleasant Street
Strange Malady Strikes Cincinnati Residents
Cincinnati physicians and researchers at the Academy of Medicine study a mysterious illness with encephalitis like symptoms and brain hemorrhage signs. Six deaths have occurred over months among varied social groups, while two monkeys exposed to spinal fluid show no illness. The cause remains unknown and germ signs are lacking.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Howard D. McIntyre
Jule Heard
Earl Costello
McIntyre
City to open talks on lower emergency electric rate
Youngstown officials and the utilities committee prepared to negotiate with the Ohio Saltgon Company for a lower temporary emergency rate. The move follows a Cleveland precedent this week, where the rate dropped from five to four cents per kilowatt hour, with Youngstown aiming for about 4.4 cents.
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Youngstown
Ohia Salgon Company
Cleveland
Coolidge Will Leaves Estate to Grace Coolidge
Northampton Mass January 10 Calvin Coolidge will leaving his entire estate to wife Grace Goodhue Coolidge was found among his papers at The Beaches Hemenway announced the will will be filed for probate January 17 until that time the text will not be revealed The witnesses were Everett T Clark and Everett Sanders and his stenographer Erwin C Gelaser Mrs Coolidge named executrix The only living son John had a trust fund at marriage to Florence Trumbull neighbors estimated the estate at least 600000
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Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Grace Goodhue Coolidge
Bis
the Beaches
Ralph W. Hemenway
Hemenway
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
John
Florence Trumbull
Trumbull
Connecticut
Elyria Master Shoe Rebuilders ASN Elects Officers
Karl W. Klein was elected president of the Elyria Master Shoe Rebuilders Association for 1933 at a meeting held at the American Shoe Repair shop on Broad Street. Other officers elected were Joseph L. Pallardy as vice president, John B. Boynon as secretary, and John Demirgian as treasurer. The next meeting will be at the same place on Wednesday January 17.
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Karl W. Klein
Elyria Master Shoe ‘Rebuilders’ Association
American Shoe Repair Shop
Broad Street
Joseph L. Pallardy
John B. Boynon
John Demirjian
Unemployment Insurance Discussed at YMCA Meeting
The Young Men's Club at the Y M C A heard Earl D. Bacon of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce discuss unemployment insurance. The meeting also appointed two committees one to arrange an entertainment at the Grafton State Farm in the last week of January Seward.
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Bacon
Young Men's Club
Earl D. Bacon
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Grafton State Farm
Seward
40 And 8 Will Stage Stag Party
The second annual Early Bled Party of the Lorain County Voi tire 149 La Souliete 40 Hommes Et 8 Chevaux will be held tomorrow night at The Hodges after the American Legion Boxing Tournament at the Palladium Rink. A program of acts refreshments and entertainment is planned. The party is open only to Legionnaires and invited guests and will be a stag event.
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Lorain County
Voitire
la Souliete
Hodges
American Legion
Palladium
Revival Services Tomorrow Evening by Salvation Army
Salvation Army revival services will continue tomorrow night led by Rev. Samuel Murphy of Akron with Their Feet Shall Slide as the subject. Tonight’s service is canceled due to officers council in Cleveland. Several bands are expected and Ensign and Mrs. Hunter of Marion and Captain and Mrs. Schramm of Lorain are anticipated attendees.
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Salvation Army
Samuel Murphy
Akron
Salvation Army Officers Council
Cleveland
Hunter
Marion
Schramm
Lorain
Senior Distinction Day program details listed
The program lists participants including Agate Myrna Smetzer Katherine Fisk Katherine Brown Harriet Summers Mary Lon Belly Mil deed Easly Rosetta Dyer with Mary Franklin as pianist. Music between scenes by Henry Nagorka Edward McDowell and Fred McDowell. Stage crew Robert Eady Paul Wainwright. Committee chaired by Karl Eady with members Robert Eady Anderson Moore Nagorka Bodik Detrick Rheinech Rudy.
Family Grapes Debacle Ends in Tragedy and Loss
Schummer and his wife built a vineyard and mortgaged heavily after buying 23 acres in Brownhelm township. Prices fell from 40 to 50 dollars per ton to 12 and 15, threatening foreclosure. After disputes over a poolroom sale, Schummer drank, shot his daughter Elizabeth with a .22 rifle, and learned the deal closed. he will attend neither the funeral nor what remains of their plans.
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Cleveland
Brownhelm Township
Schummer
Elizabeth
Agnes
Local Club Names Officials and Prepares for Hoop League
Black named chairman of the committee with Alan Van Wormer Henry Cook James Lilley and Ralph Standen as members. A wrestling committee was appointed with Arthur Tite as coach and Howard Butler and M F Fey as members. The club arranged to join the Basketball League and will open against Elyria Hardware.
Cleveland market and livestock prices reported in detail
Daily market notes for Cleveland and Chicago and Toledo include prices for produce poultry and eggs, potatoes and grains, with figures for hogs cattle calves and sheep. Grain quotes cover wheat corn oats and feeds, while poultry and dairy trends are noted alongside regional commodity movements. Listed regions include Cleveland Chicago and Toledo with varying car lot prices and yard quotes.
Attempt To Kill Gangster Fails In Cleveland
Seven racketeers and gangsters were held after an attempted assassination of Maxis Diamond, a bootlegger and gang chieftain. Diamond escaped as shooters fired into his car, linked to racketeering warfare in Cleveland's dry cleaning industry. Among the arrestees are Alex Shondor Birns and Nick Satulla. Diamond co owned the Independent Dry Cleaning Company, whose plant was bombed on December 15 for not joining a wholesale cleaners group.
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Cleveland, O
Maxis Diamond
Diamond
Alex
Shondor) Birns
Nick Satulla
Fayfield Road
Independent
Man Dies by Suicide in County Jail in Cleveland
Valentine Victorio, 56, killed himself in a county jail cell today by slashing wrists and elbows with a soft razor blade. He reportedly smuggled the blade into the jail after being transferred from federal court to serve a 60 day sentence for violation of the prohibition laws.
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Cleveland
Valentine Victorio
Ohio lawmakers debate banking study and constitutional reform
A Senate panel discussed forming a seven member committee to examine building and loan practices as protesters clashed with police outside the capitol. Separate measures call for amending the state constitution to change legislative and congressional apportionment, reducing House and Senate seats before the 1933 election. Dr Edmund D Soper of Ohio Wesleyan will address the Indiana pastors conference in Indianapolis next week with Dr Rollin H Walker set to speak.
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Senate
Frank D. Henderson
Capitol
Paul Yoder
Lem
Dayton
Ohio
Yoder
Herner
Norwalk
Dearmond
Hamilton
Donavan
Akron
Lewis
St. Clairaville
Whittemore
Pfeiffer
Columbus
House
Rep
J. E. Cassidy
Cleveland
Sen
Smolka
Earl Lewis
Belmont
D. J
Gunsatt
van Wert
Delaware
Edmund D. Soper
Ohio Wesleyan University
Indianapolis
Rollin H. Walker
Ohio Wesleyan Finglish Bible Department
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Minnie B. Davies
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Lodge
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Bob) Zwick
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