Proposals Seek To End Straight Ballot In Ohio Voting
A Columbus bill would group candidates by office and remove party columns, adopting a Massachusetts style ballot where voters mark each candidate. The measure keeps party names after nominees. Other bills call for expanding the State Patrol to 180 officers and extending a 15 day open quail season, with a five birds daily bag. A speed law revision would cut municipal limits to 25 mph outside business districts and during school start and end times, while preserving 35 mph on state routes.
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Columbus
Ohio
House of Representatives
Patrick F. Monahan
Cuyahoga
Massachusetts
State Highway Patrol
Charles Bast
Stark
Highway Patrol
Bast
East
Charles F. Sweeney
Louis N. Laderman
Lucas
Toledo Safety Council
Radio Programs Wednesday January 27 1930s schedule
Radio listings across multiple stations show a dense schedule with various programs, hosts, and bands. Featured are WTAM WHK WGAR WGN including musical interludes, news, drama, orchestras, and light entertainment from early morning to sign off. The items list numerous program titles and performers such as Goodman's Orch, Burns and Allen, Nino Martini, Popeye Revue, Amos n Andy, and The Great Par. Frequencies and times vary by station with many sign offs noted.
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WLW
WGN
Bill Griffiths Johnson
Johnson
Carl Freed
Buddy
Giner
Bob Newhall
Renfrew
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy C. Wagon
Tim T
DeLrys Lum
Abner
Hung
Bob Elson
Lone Ranker
Martone
Burns and Alle
Nino Martini
J. Dragonette Sete Norvo
Fev
Hit Parade Romance
Roses Gang Busters
Bill Griffiths
Fireside Thea
Patti Chapin Davis
Cad News
Goodman
Paul Sullivan
Yolanda Immortal
Melo
Queen's Minst
Martin
Nelson
Donahue
Weem
Moon River
Duchin
Raven Bard
River Flood Destroys Buildings and Blocks City Streets
The Ohio river surged through Cincinnati with water up to Third Street, washing away a large tobacco warehouse and threatening a brick building. Boats maneuvered through submerged streets as rescue efforts struggled amid fuel fires and water shortages, with damage eclipsing several blocks.
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Broadway
Cincinnati
Mill Creek
Tibbett Stars In Real Life Tragedy After Stabbing
Opera star Lawrence Tibbett faced a real life tragedy when his friend Joseph Sterzini died hours after a rehearsal accident. Doctors noted the stab wound was minor, with autopsy to confirm cause. Police questioned Tibbett, who maintains the injury was accidental. Sterzini, long time company member, died in Newark hospital after the incident on stage.
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New York
Lawrence Tibbett
Joseph Sterzini
Tibbett
Caponsacchi
Sterzini
Newark
N. J
Guido Franceschini
Opera
Sylvester Cosentino
Martinelli
Faust
Surge of water floods tanks as fireman goes missing
A scene of rising floodwaters enveloped tanks with a radio announcer describing the rescue of a fireman who vanished from view and was later found in deep water. He was hospitalized after stepping into water over his head, while doctors warned that post flood dangers could rise. Public health concerns followed the city’s medical school closure to aid refugees, and hospital beds remained scarce.
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A. Friedlander
University of Cincinnati Medical School
Family Leaves Cheerful California Ohio Home Flooded
A photo shows a former cheerful residence near Cincinnati in California Ohio now ruined by flood waters. The dwelling will be almost uninhabitable once the record floodwaters recede as the occupants escaped with their lives.
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California
Ohio
Cincinnati
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Community Club and church events across region
Olmsted Men’s Club hosts a fish fry at 6 30 pm at the Congregational Church with speakers Mr Fromm and Mr Wolf of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Valley City plays York at 7 30 pm. Kay Club meets Mrs Robert Hoyt at 7. Carlisle Fast Carlisle Community Club hosts a free card party at the school on Grafton road at 8. South Ridge Community Club hosts a party at the school with door prizes. Penfield Quilting Club meets at Mrs Elsie Schulz home.
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Eaton—Ladies Aid Society
Lewis Grills
Lagrange— Wistaria Club
L. C. Monosmith
Lagrange
Grange Hall
Lake Avenue
Ridgeville
Methodist Sunday School
East Center Street
Olmsted
Men’'s Club
Congregational Church
Fromm
Wolf
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Valley City
York
Wakeman
Robert Hoyt
Carlisle
Buckeye Sewers Plan Skating Party and Dance
A Buckeye Sewers 4-H club meeting at President Rose Marie Haglund’s home outlined a roller skating party at Rainbow Gardens Elyria and a near term dance. Zelma Smith to supervise tickets. funds to Red Cross flood relief. Proceeds to aid a club library. health campaign results to be handed in February. Members listed include Katherine Hammer and Zelma Smith.
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Sheffield
Buckeye Sewers
Rose Marie Haglund
Gulf Road
Rainbow Gardens
Elyria
Zelma Smith
Red Cross
Katherine Hammer
Lois Youtz
Ruth Johnson
Betty Moon
Betty Waldron
Oliva Rhartiz
Camilla Townsend
Neva Carrick
E. D. Hoag
Marilov Hoag
Columbia LaGrange Flood Aid Drive Proposed
Columbia plans a flood relief drive with the Town Hall open Monday afternoon for food and clothing donations. Mrs Ernest Dumford leads the effort and will accept contributions at her home later if unavailable Monday. LaGrange appoints Mrs John Curtiss as Red Cross flood relief chairwoman seeking monetary gifts.
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Columbia
Ernest Dumford
LA Grange
John Curtiss
Red Cross
Hungarian Citizens Club Elects Officers in South Amherst
South Amherst January meeting of the Hungarian Citizens Club at Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stirpak Jr. home elected Joe Balog president, Mrs. Alex Stirpak Jr. secretary, and Joe Szabo treasurer. Balog also named entertainment committee chair. Next meeting date to be announced amid a social session after adjournment.
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South Amherst
Hungarian Citizens Club
Alex Stirpak, Jr
Joe Balog
Alex Stirpak
Joe Szabo
Society to Quilt by Congregational Ladies' Dime Society
The Congregational Ladies' Dime Society will meet at Mrs. Roland Johnson's home Thursday afternoon to quilt. A good attendance is desired.
Installation of Officers at Rain Bow Girly Meeting
Attendees at the Rainbow Girly Installation of officers in Elyria Monday evening included Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gratz and daughter Marlo, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mor and daughter Betty, Mrs. Jacob Kolb and son Charles, Mrs. EB Litzenberg, Mrs. Albert Schneider, Mrs. Robert Allsop, Miss Lois Springer, Miss Margaret Schneider, Flora and Florence Schneider, and Miss Florence Heussner.
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The
Rainbow Girly
Elyria
C. E. Gratz
Marlo
Paul Mor
Betty
Jacob Kolb
Charles
EB. F. Litzenberg
Albert Schneider
Robert Allsop
Lois Springer
Margaret Schneider
Flora
Florence Schneider
Florence Heussner
Young People's League Meets at St John's Church
A regular meeting of the Young People's League will be held at the St Johns Evangelical and Reformed church Thursday evening.
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Young People's League
St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Avon Catholic Women Meet at St Marys Church Hall
The St Marys church women of Avon met Tuesday afternoon at the church hall. They spent the time quilting and were served lunch by a committee of eight led by Mrs Urban Shumaker and with Mrs Bob Klingshirn Mrs Peter Forthofer Mrs Phil Gerhart Mrs Emma Baldauf Mrs Antone Kinzel Mrs George Urig and Mrs Rose Casper assisting.
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AVON
St. Mary’s Church
Urban Shumaker
Bob Klingshirn
Peter Forthofer
Phil Gerhart
Emma Baldauf
Antone Kinzel
George Urig
Rose Casper
Local social notes from Elyria and surrounding areas
Marjorie Reisinger attended a girls orchestral rehearsal in Elyria Monday night. Rev. C A Bantham and William Menges attended a Boy Scout convention in Norwalk Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Wuebker of Bay Village visited Mr and Mrs Ira Gough Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs James Peck visited relatives in Cleveland Sunday. Mr and Mrs Phil Gerhart and daughter Doris attended a dinner party at Mrs Anna Schwartz in Cleveland Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Norwood Bailey of Elyria spent Monday evening at the Peck home.
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Marjorie Reisinger
Elyria
C. A. Bantham
William Menges
Norwalk
Ernest Wuebker
Bay Village
Ira Gough
James’ Peck
Cleveland
Phil Gerhart
Doris
Anna Schwartz
Norwood Bailey
James Peck
Along Came Love heads Irene Hervey at Lincoln Theatre
Irene Hervey and Charles Starrett headline the cast of Along Came Love a gay romantic film opening tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre. The program marks a stylish entry in the week’s cinema offerings with the popular leading pair in a light hearted romance on screen.
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Lincoln
Irene Hervey
Charles Starrett
Lincoln Theatre
One Way Passage Shown At Capitol Theatre
A Capitol Theatre program presents One Way Passage, a tale of two youths given only weeks of life to live. The film juxtaposes tenderness with fate as it unfolds on screen.
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Capitol Theatre
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