Citizens Military Training Camp enrollment opens in Lorain County
Lieut. Arthur Richwine is chairman for Lorain county enlistments for the Citizens Military Training Camp. Men with prior training may apply from February 1 to fill the quota of 42 if needed. If not filled, applications from first-time attendees will be accepted starting March 1. Application blanks available from Lieut. Richwine at Richwine Ice Cream Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Richwine
Lorain County
Richwine
Richwine Ice Cream Company
Dillinger Gang Suspects Extradited from Tucson
Three members of the John Dillinger gang were ordered into Indiana custody in Tucson after a brief hearing. Superior Judge Fred Fickett waived habeas corpus challenges and surrendered the suspects to Indiana State Police Captain Matt Leach for extradition.
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Tucson
Ariz
John Dillinger
Indiana
Fred Fickett
Matt Leach
Indiana State Police
Court suits filed over Route 20 Hallaur collision
In And About The Court House two suits were filed against Richard Collier of Cleveland in common pleas court over a November 16 1932 automobile crash at Route 20 Hallaur road. Harry H McGowin seeks 10000 as a passenger in Peter J Daniels car and Daniels seeks 5240. Bernard Rothstein and Max Rothstein sue C W Kellogg of Columbiana for 25000 about injuries at Route 18 LaGrange Penfield road. Alice Quinn sues Edward Kiester for 375 on an account. Laszlo Lukaecsy sues Joseph Frank for 646 for farm labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Collier
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Hallaur Road
Harry H. McGowin
Peter J. Daniels
Daniels
Bernard Rothstein
Max Rothstein
C. W. Kellogg
Columbiana, C
Route 18
LaGrange-Penfield Road
Alice Quinn
Lorain
Edward Kiester
Laszlo Lukaecsy
Avon
Joseph Frank
Bus Collision At Nagel Road Avon Narrows No Injuries
A passenger bus from Cleveland and Lorain collided with a truck at Nagel road and Detroit road in Avon around 8:40 A M. Deputy Sheriffs William Holst and Sam Provenza reported damage to both vehicles. The bus driver was Val Dorsey of 1312 Seventh Street Lorain. The truck driver was Frank Novik of Erie Pa. No injuries were reported.
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Avon
Cleveland and
Lorain
Nagel Road
Detroit Road
Wiliam Holst
Sam Provenza
Val Dorsey
Seventh Street
Frank Novik
Erie
Two British Metals Claim Revolution in War and Industry
The London report details two British metals claiming to alter warfare and industry. One metal with chromium steel and aluminum allegedly sharpens drills and pierces tank armor while resisting wear. The second metal supposedly weighs less than aluminum yet to be stronger than steel, boosting airplane speed and safety. Production could start within two months. Mary E Braddon’s novel Dead Sea Fruit is noted as the source of a biblical phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mary E. Braddon
Britain
St Paul Man Promotes Udga for Ulcers and Indigestion
Wm H Fraser of St Paul Minnesota claims a breakthrough Udga treatment for stomach ulcers and excess acidity. He reports thousands praising the remedy and offers a free sample to sufferers while a seven day trial box is sold with a satisfaction money back guarantee through Crandall's Drug Store and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Wm. H. Fraser
Fraser
Foot- Schulze Bldg
Crandall
Adv
Elyria Industrial Board Declares $1 Per Share Dividend
The Elyria Industrial Development Company directors voted a dividend of one dollar per share. The dividend will be paid on stock as of February 1 and payable February 1. The meeting also covered several other business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Industrial Development Company
Is Disarmament Practical Debate at Y Indus Club
The weekly Y Indus Club meeting at the YMCA will feature a debate on disarmament with the topic Is Disarmament Practical. Leonard Fowls of the program committee directs the event followed by discussion and a member vote to gauge club opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Leonard Fowls
Henderson School Talk at Linda by Leonard Fowls
Leonard Fowls spoke on the Henderson School at Linda Kentucky during the Torch Club meeting at the YMCA last night. He was named the club advisor for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Kentuckhy
Henderson
Kentucky
Leonard Fowls
Torch Club
Fowls
County Purchases 2000 Tons of Slag for Roads
County commissioners authorized buying 2000 tons of slag for county roads. The slag will go to the county surveyor's department for application and the cost shall not exceed 2900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Surveyor's Department
Dog warden injured after ice fall on Broad Street
County Dog Warden Lee Minkler was confined to his home with a hip injury after a fall on ice on Broad Street at about 11 15 this morning. Status of injuries was not known late this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Minkler
Broad Street
Death of Harley M. Reisinger in Lorain County
Harley M. Reisinger died this morning at 7 30 at his Durkee road home. Born November 24 1872 in Liverpool he lived most of his life in Lorain County and was a Grange member. Survived by three children Hugh L James Parker and Isabelle Reisinger three grandchildren and five brothers George Burt Reisinger of Elyria Fred of Eaton Vernon of Grafton and Earl of Avon. Friends may call at his home until Friday morning. Funeral Friday at 2 00 from Nichols Funeral Home and burial at Betternut Ridge cemetery.
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Harley M. Reisinger
Daisy Reisinger
Durkee Road
Mr. Reisinger
Liverpool
Lorain County
The
Grange
Hugh L. Reisinger
James Parker
Isabelle Reisinger
George
Burt Reisinger
Elyria
Fred
Eaton
Vernon
Grafton
Earl
Avon
Nichols Funeral Home
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Death of George Stopp at Bay Village
George Stopp aged 68 died at his home on Detroit road Bay Village this morning. He leaves his widow Theresa two sisters Anna Wilhelmy and Elizabeth Stopp of Catonsville Maryland another sister Mrs John Webber who died eight years ago. The body will be at the Welsh Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stopp
Detroit Road
Bay Village
Theresa
Anna Wilhelmy
Elizabeth Stopp
Catonsville
Maryland
John Webber
Stores Pay Cost of Administering Code
The Elyria Retail Code Authority reports rapid progress in collecting assessments from local merchants to fund code administration. Most firms have paid. only two delayed due to confusion over the code. Funds allocate 25 percent to the National Retail Code Authority and 75 percent locally, with the chamber providing space and staff to minimize costs. The group also discusses Elyria trading area and seeks to include Elyria Carlisle and Ridgeville Townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Maddock
Elyria
National Retail Code Authority
Washington
Elyvia
Retail Code Authority
Carlisle
Ridgeville
Eskimos and Cannibal Maorng Fijians Dietary Origins
The text states that Eskimos are fish eaters and that cannibal Maorng and Fijians arose from generations of habitual vegetarianism. It notes contrasting dietary traditions linked to different peoples and suggests historical feeding patterns.
America Resignedly Claims Purchase Regardless of Denial
A wry line notes that despite objections the speaker asserts the act of purchase occurred. The quote suggests acceptance of a deal or acquisition despite protest. The remark frames a political or economic discussion about ownership and control.
Chaplain Rev Adam Hunter Speaks To Young Men's Club
Rev Adam Hunter of Brooklyn Memorial Church shares World War service experiences and the value of concerted effort at a YMCA Young Men’s Club meeting in Cleveland. He discusses European city visits and cooperation. An attendance contest favored the Van Wormer Standendra team with 108 points. 35 members plan to attend the Golden Gloves tournament in Cleveland next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Club
Adam Hunter
Brooklyn Memorial Church
Cleveland
Amherst
Hunter
Alan van Wormer
Ralph Standendra
Wallbur Gaston
Henry Ingersell, Jr
Lou
County to Buy Three Sedans for Sheriff’s Dept
County commissioners announced plans to purchase three new sedans for the sheriff’s department. Bids are due at 2 p m on February 8. Cars must be six or eight cylinders and cost no more than 4500 dollars. Three used cars will be offered for sale, per Sheriff Clarence W. Dick’s earlier request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Clarence W. Dick
Good Scores In Bridge Play At Newell Hotel
Bridge scores at the Newell Hotel last night list pairs led by J F Winsor and Joe Beltz with 71, Fred Brown and M Giles 67.5, R Brough ton and Bob Morrison 65.5, Ralph Murbach and H Arter 57.5, Roy Claver and W G Ludwig 56.5, Irvin Wentz and Charles Wentz 54, Al Taylor and Bill Henderson 55, T Kumler and Theo Kumler 50.7, Ari Horan and Jack Donovan 49.5, Henry Tibball and Art Pfaff 49.1. Thirty two players entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Hotel
J. F. Winsor
Joe Beltz
Fred Brown
M. Giles
R. Broughton
Bob Morrison
Ralph Murbach
H. Arter
Roy Claver
W. G. Ludwig
Irvin Wentz
Charles Wentz
al Taylor
Bill Henderson
T. Kumler
Theo Kumler
Ari Horan
Jack Donovan
Henry Tibball
aArt Pfaff
Prisoner evacuation rumors spark extra habeas precautions
Reports of possible Confederate plots to free inmates prompted additional safeguards. Word spread of gangs en route, including a alleged Dillinger member, as authorities debated whether escapees would be moved by plane or train, with reassurance from Sheriff Belton of Lima County after confirmations from Racine and Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hamilton
Dillinger Zanz
Indiana
John Belton
Lima County
Racine
Lima
Mills Attacks Congress Over Power to Roosevelt
Mills criticizes Congress for hurriedly granting unprecedented powers to President Roosevelt. He warns of a government of men without legal limits and cites codes expanding executive control over business and industry. He says he does not oppose the NRA but disputes its extension beyond its original conception and criticizes recovery through spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mills
Roosevelt
Congre
NRA
Driver Killed in Columbus Head On Crash
In Columbus W W Wickham died in a head on collision last night when his car was struck by another vehicle. Cornelia Jones 25 the driver of the other car was slightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W. W. Wickham
Cornelia Jones
Courage to Face and Master Our Diverse Ties
A brief note urges eyes to see and understand, calling for unshaken courage to confront and master our difficult, shared challenges. It emphasizes clear vision, empathy, and resolve in facing societal differences together.
Bremer VR Project Bid Summary From Local Pubs
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a Bremer project and bids. It mentions a price estimate and a potential option based on papers found, with no separate bills shown and bids to be reviewed.
Lions Attack Killer Lion in Cage at Beasts Show
In Cleveland a fighting scene inside a steel cage between lions ends with four other big cats beating the killer of a young lioness. Attacks occur as trainer Beatty intervenes to stop the deadly bout. The encounter features Nero Brutus King Leo and Sammy in a brutal confrontation watched by spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jayme Semmes
Don Hottie Mageely
Clyde Beatty
Wanieh Poole
Mamy
Tayo
Sammy
Nero
Brutus
King
Leo
Simros
Dean
Ted
Leo Orig
Jim
Dows
Tie Tour Brothers
Beatty
Beatty Patoon
Valuawe
Impenetrable Character and Mind in Ancient Writings
A study discusses how Latin authors used powerful symbols and ideas to imprint enduring impressions on the reader. It examines notions of memory, influence, and the lasting impact of rhetorical devices in classical prose.
Fragmented Guidance for Civic Service and Integrity
Fragmented guidance discusses citizenship and service to community. It emphasizes values of responsibility and cooperation, urging readers to contribute positively. The text lacks concrete events, dates, or named entities.
Children’s Home Sup’t Reports 1933 Enrollment and Costs
At year end 1933 the Lorain County Children's Home Oberlin listed 279 children as charges. J H Holland, superintendent, reported 78 in the home 14 in free foster homes 15 in boarding homes 11 in their own homes with aid and 18 in other placements. Per capita costs were 35 cents daily in boarding homes 54 cents in the institution and 9 cents in separate wards. Total operating cost including board outside the institution was 10 10? listed as STL vs 8 062 previous year. Private home boarding costs rose from 19 513 to 19 513 the year before. 62 boys and 30 girls remained in private homes at year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Children's Home
Private Tomes
Moving laminated photo of Ely Park fountain on display
A color moving display at the Hughes Pro Vision Co. shows the Ely Park fountain. Created by Al Ernst, the Elyria radio expert, the eighteen by twenty inch screen animates the water and colors from a black and white photograph. The device is bright and especially striking at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Pro- Vision Co
Ely Park
al Ernst
Elyria Hadio
Cesien and Construction
Song Written By Elyrians To Be Sung Tonight
Elyrians present a new Subd hit with music by Kenneth Lea and words by Louis Lamm for Roosevelt's birthday. Ray Huston will sing. Hines Billings and Clark Maddock's orchestra will play. The crowd will hear a chorus praising Roosevelt and the New Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrians
Roosevelt
Kenneth Lea
Louis Lamm
Hines-Billings and
Clark Maddock
Ray Huston
Army Plans 1000 Planes and 490 Officers Raise Air Corps
Vinson foresaw easy passage of the bill and air craft amendment. Army plans call for building 1,000 aircraft and adding 490 officers and 6,200 enlisted to the air corps. Meswair proposed a Junior Air Corps reserve to train 1000 physically-fit youths, ages 18 to 21, for ship handling. The Ways and Means committee pressed faux revision bill with a report due by week’s end, and Byrne said no House action until next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Meswain
Military Affairs Committee
Army General Staff
Air Corps
MesSwahr
House
Ways and Means
Doughton
Byrne
Howeer
Markets and Livestock Prices From Chicago and Local Market Report
Market notes show poultry prices for colored fowl and leghorns, and potato quotations by grade. Livestock demand remains steady with cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs active. grain and feeds list No. 2 red and yellow wheats, corn, oats, and bran with current state and U.S. imports reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLEY
Haase
Springers Roch
U.S
Wnless
Green Mountains
Idaho
Kburbank
New York
Florida
Louisiana
Chicago
Jan
Su Rotter
Amers
Lexhorn
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Tle
Cleveland
Timothy Notii
Farmers Urge Permanent Farm Credit Agency Name
Ohio State University program hears FLOW Peck urge making the Farm Credit Administration a lasting farm financing body rather than a temporary relief measure. He excludes emergency farm mortgage refinancing from permanent status, outlining a cooperative, businesslike credit system for agriculture backed by government support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Farm Credit Administration
Farmers’ Week
Ohio State University
Flow
Peck
Birthday fete for President draws diplomats and officials
Eight Washington parties mark the President's birthday with 24 000 expected guests. Notable attendees include James Sullivan former New York tax commissioner and Charles McCarthy ex Roosevelt secretary. Tables reportedly fetch up to 1000 dollars as fundraisers aim to raise about 2 000 900 for youthful foundation sufferers across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praiser
New York
New York State
James Sullivan
Boston
Roosevelt
Charles McCarthy
McCarthy
Navy Department
Marion Dickerman
Todhunter School
Nancy Cook
Val Kill
Malvina Thompson Scheider
Margaret Durand
Marguerite Lehand
Paula Tullo
Washington
Diplomatic Corps
Germany marks first anniversary of new nationalism
The text notes Germany under Hitler celebrating the first anniversary of its dictatorship and new nationalism. It cites his rise to chancellorship and the Reichstag’s collapse of parliamentary government, Germany’s break with the League of Nations, and demands for armed equality with Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denburg
Hitler
Reichstag
League of Nations
Europe
Germany
OSU livestock chief Fyffe dies of heart attack in Columbus
David Maxwell Fyffe 77 livestock superintendent in the Ohio State University Animal Husbandry Department died suddenly Monday while reading a newspaper in Columbus. A Kerriemuir Scotland native, he formerly worked at Iowa State College. Rev Charles A Rencke of St Charles parish Toledo was chosen as pastor of St Michael church Findlay succeeding Rev William Ogle who resigned due to illness. The article notes the cowboy saddle weighed from 30 to 50 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
David Maxwell Fyffe
Ohio State University
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AGM
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Bremer
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Dors
Deus Tobacco
Amis
Gee
Perone
Mtiusing
Nishis
Paine
Dor Sitcy
Cam
Children’s Home
Sup’t
Vinson
Burns
Clamelard Livestock
Syed Hs Sheae
Honeregd
Cleveland Grain
Farywers
Foley
Poley
J. C. Welsh Plumbing
Second St
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Riock
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