Ohio to let highway projects totaling nearly six million
Soselei on Ault, Columbus, July 15. A tentative list of highway projects totaling about 5.89 million miles with an estimated cost of 2,388,264.80 will be let on July 29. Projects span 12 counties including Clark, Defiance, Logan, Lorain, Mercer, Montgomery, Ottawa, Paulding, Putnam, Richland, Sandusky, Seneca, and Williams. Major items include concrete bridges, bituminous paving, and steel truss bridge work, with several projects aided by federal funds.
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Golumbus
Ohloe
Clark
New Carlisle
Dayton- Lakeview
Hicksville - Auburn
Hicksville
Logan
Bellefontaine-Wapakoneta
Lorain
Cleveland-Sandusky
Cleveland-Elyria
Montgomery
Preble
Dayton- Indianapolis
Ottawa
Toledo-Elmore
Bowling Green
Port Clinton
Partia
Paulding
Paulding - Bryan
Putnam
Findlay
Delphos
Richland
Mansfield
Gallon
Sandusky
Fremont
Rialto Theatre Debuts Vaudeville and Film Double Feature
The Rialto Theatre opens a new vaudeville and motion picture program with no price change. Hoot Gibson in Hard Hombre headlines a film bill with boxing footage and cartoons plus Schmel ing Sharkey fight clips. Everett Sanderson's Revue, from the RKO circuit, features singing comedy and dancing. Doors at 6 PM today with continuous shows 1 to 11 PM tomorrow.
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Rialto Theatre
Hoot Gibson
Everett “Sanderson
Watts, Servis, Florid Win in Ohio Amateur Quarterfinals
Spaulding Watts defeated Oliver Transue 3 and 2 in the quarterfinals at Portage Country Club Akron Ohio. Bob Servis Dayton won 4 and 2 from Beg Livesay Columbus to join Watts in the semifinals. Johnny Florio, 1929 champion, beat George Berry 3 and 2 and will meet the winner of Hohhtelder Lee in the semifinals.
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Portage Country Club
Akron
Spaulding Watts
Oliver Transue
Ohio
Bob Servis
Dayton
Beg
Livesay
Columbus
Watts
Johnny Florio
George Berry
Newark
Hohhtelder-Lee
Candidates For Electors Chosen In Ohio Caucuses
Ohio Republicans named their presidential electors by congressional district, listing 1st Joseph H Assel of Cincinnati through 22nd Julius B Cohn of Cleveland, plus four at large electors to be named by convention committees. All await convention confirmation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph H. Assel
Cincinnati
Chester S. Curr
H. P. Smith
Lewisburg
R. B. Vance
Ansonia
Clyde Culbertson
Bryan
M. G. Harover
Manchester
Virgil Perrill
Washington
Do. H
Alton E. Gregg
Upper Sandusky
Byran M. Chass
Toledo
John E. Jones
Jackson
Frank A. Brown
Chillicothe
Ralph H. Beaton
Paul W. Kindler
Fremont
A. Lee Matthews
Oberlin
Russello P. Herrold
Zanesville
F_ D
Hoiles
Alliance
Elliott
Coshocton
J. E. Heinlein
Bridgeport
W. C. Deford
Younga
Town
Frank C. Cain
Cleveland
Charles H. Grable
Julius B. Cohn
Death Record JAMES G. PRATHER
James G Prather 70 died July 13 1932 at 700 pm at his daughter Mrs Mack Looper home on North Ridge Road He was born February 11 1862 in Meadville Missouri and lived mostly in the West Survived by daughter and son C A Prather and two other sons Roy Des Moines Iowa and Ralph Casper Wyoming two brothers Thomas Bronson Kansas and several grandchildren Funeral services Saturday at 10 am Moore funeral home
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James G. Prather
Mack Looper
North Ridge Road
Mr. Prather
Meadville
C. A. Prather
Oberlin
Looper
Cloyse A
Roy
Des Moines
Iowa
Ralph
Casper
Wyoming
Thomas
Bronson
Kansas
Moore Funeral Home
Court Notes And About The Court House Summary
Anna Kiss of North Ridge Road was placed on probation after arraignment before Justice Walter H. Watts for indecent language and pleaded not guilty. John Sabo of Elyria filed for divorce from Esther Sabo in Amherst on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. the couple married in 1931.
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Anna Kiss
North Ridge Road
Walter H. Watts
John Sabo
Elyria
Esther Sabo
Amherst
Trio Freed After Detention In Car Arrest at Ridgeville
A Detroit girl 25 and two youths 22 were arrested yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Clarence Adams after their rental light car ran out of gas in Ridgeville. The car was found to belong to a Detroit rental agency. The manager urged releasing the trio but keeping the car. They were jailed overnight and released this morning.
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Detroit
Ridgeville
Clarence Adams
Theer
Missing Columbus man found in Philadelphia
William D. Ervin a 38 year old manager for Shaw Walker Office Equipment Co in Columbus was missing for three days and located in Philadelphia by relatives. Eugenie the former empress of France and Napoleon III widow was noted for extravagance in historical context.
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Columbus
William D. Ervin
Shaw- Walker Office Equipment Co
Philadelphia
Ervin
Eugenie
Empress
France
Napoleon
Ohio Republicans approve platform planks at Wright State event
The resolutions committee adopted a platform endorsing the National administration, with a pre primary nomination plank revived from 1924. It urged economy in government, tax restraint, and state support for education highways labor and agriculture while opposing tax increases and extra bond issues. The Hamilton County plank urged immediate Volstead law modification and constitutional repeal actions.
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Resolutions
Hamilton County
Schneller
Republican Organization
General Assembly
National Administration
W. P. Barnum
Youngstown
Chicago
Blum
Cleveland
Ohio
Turter
Columbus
Republican National Administration
Y M C A Camp Closes Season
Elyria Y M C A Vermilion river camp ends 1932 summer season with 46 girls returning home. The shorter season saw fewer organizations participate, totaling 230 Elyria children who spent time at the camp since it opened July 11. A final boys period may occur in August if demand remains. W O McClellan reports.
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Iss-See-Kes
Elyria Y. M
W. O. McClellan
Three Brownhelm Roads Get Upgrade Approval
County commissioners authorized improvements on Claus, Brownhelm Station, and Sunnyside roads in Brownhelm township after a hearing in their office. Estimated cost 24,838 dollars with 25 percent paid by the township and 75 percent by the county. Bids will be invited for the project.
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Claus
Sunnyside
Brownhelm Township
Three Chickens Stolen From Miss Tilden Coops
Deputies investigated the theft of three chickens from the coops on West River road belonging to Miss Tilden. The same coops had been raided previously, according to the deputies.
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Miss Tilden
West River Road
County awards Butternut Ridge road contract
Carlisle and Eaton townships will see 0.8 mile of Butternut Ridge road rebuilt at 20 feet wide with bituminous bound macadam. Plas Construction accepted as low bidder at ten dollars, per the low bid.
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Butternut Ridge Road
Butternut Ridge
Carlisle
Eaton Townships
Plas
Remove Federal Corn Borer Quarantine
Columbus Ohio July 15 Reduction of the federal quarantine maintenance budget for the European corn borer from 795000 to 295000 led to its removal effective today The Ohio State Department of Agriculture reported W W Rilenwood chief of the plant division noted Ohio voted against a Central States Plant Board proposal to restore the quarantine The board includes agricultural officials from 13 central states Some states seek Congress to raise the appropriation and restore the quarantine Ohio was under the federal ban Now states may establish their own quarantines and actions against the corn borer pest
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Columbus
State Department of Agriculture
W. W. Rilenwood
Ohio
Central States Plant Board
Congress
Four Missing After Ship Explosions Near New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS July 15 Four crew members of the steamship Rawleigh Warner are missing and believed burned to death after a series of explosions aboard the tanker while moored at the General American Tank and Storage Company dock at Good Hope on the Mississippi River. Five others are hospitalized with burns.
Cabinet Members Are Criticized On Senate Floor
Minority Leader Robinson charged on the Senate floor that Secretary Mills Secretary Hurley and Secretary Hyde left their duties to engage in a partisan political campaign to discredit the Democratic platform and nominee.
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Washington
Robinson
Senate
Mrs Snyder resigns as Rialto Theatre manager
Mrs Dorothy Snyder resigned today from her role as manager of the Rialto Theatre. She had assumed management last May, directing operations and programs during her tenure.
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Snyder
Rialto Theatre
Dorothy Snyder
Bicycle Collision injures Kowaliski at Broad and Cadar
Leo Kowaliski aged 115 Kipling's trest sustained minor hip injuries in a bicycle collision with an automobile driven by V Anderson of 226 Marseilles avenue at Broad and Cadar streets today at about 10 a m, police reported.
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Leo Kowaliski
Kipling
V.anderson
Marseilles Avenue
Broad and
Cadar Street
Waldron Returns To Duties In Police Dept
Patrolman Frank Waldron resumes duties tonight after February 29 auto crash. His police car skidded on Cleveland street car tracks, hit a gas station and overturned. He spent two months at Memorial Hospital with neck injuries and wore a neck cast upon discharge. He will stay at headquarters for indoor duty until ready for full activity.
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Frank Waldron
Waldron
Cleveland
Memorial Hospital
E. J. Stankard
Paris Quatz Arts Ball Celebrates Bacchic Night
Paris art students stage the Quatz Arts Ball with Egyptian, Dionysian costumes and nudity amid painted revelers. Police watch as crowds Parade to the Academy, while a beauty contest and lively parodies mark the event, ending in morning revelry.
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Paris
Art Students of
le Pompier
Aida
Samson and Delilah
Prince Igor
St. Germain Des Pres
Academy of Fine Arts
Academy
Quatz Arts
Bacchus
Local Social Rounds Near Grafton and Elyria
Mr and Mrs Chas Gest hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Dwight Klinect and families from Olmsted Falls and Berea. The group visited Cedar Point with Earl Meilander and Fonda, while Mrs Ella Reichard and son Jack visited in Elyria. Others shopped in Elyria and called on the Gest home with Hattie Blooz and Katherine Clooz among Wednesday callers. Diedrichs visited James Gardner in Solez Ohio on Thursday.
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Chas. Gest
Dwight Klinect
Lester Klinect
Olmsted Falls
Starr Klinect
Berea
Earl Meilander
Fonda
H. Diedrich
Cedar Point
Ella Reichard
Jack
Elyria
Daniel Belden
A. B. Mennell
Henry Droege
Rebecca Hudson
Chas
Hattie Blooz
Cleveland
Katherine Clooz
Homer
Gest
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Quotes
Cleveland markets report prices for butter eggs and poultry. Livestock quotes show hogs cattle calves and sheep with price ranges and weekly changes. Also includes Chicago and Minneapolis grain quotations and regional farm market listings. Franklin was blamed by clergy for toying with divine lightning.
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Cleveland
Franklin
Lord
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Marietta
James EB. Kinnison
Canton
Stuart Cramer
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Elybla
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