Welfare Workers Meet In Columbus
Ohio welfare officials and city and county leaders gathered in Columbus to plan relief as federal funds are slashed by 50 percent starting August 1. They aim to craft a state program to ease the funding squeeze and prevent unemployed relief clients from being burdened on state and local governments later this year. The Ohio Institute convened the unofficial session, separate from Gov Davey's upcoming official relief conference.
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Columbus
Ohio
Davey
Ohio Institute
North Olmsted Church To Hold Picnic Here
North Olmsted Unitarian Church sent a large youth delegation from Iowa Illinois Michigan Indiana and Ohio to the Mid West Universalist Youth Institute held July 14 to 21 at Turkey Run Indiana. They traveled in four cars with a trailer of luggage, earned credit for courses, and shared 85 dollars prize among the 21 delegates. Rev. William G Schneider accompanied the group. The church will hold a Sunday service at 11:00 with a Youth Party meal following. the Y P C U plans a three act comedy The Mummy and the Mumps at the Wayfarer's Lodge in Cleveland Tuesday. Attendees included Ashley Bardwell Jack Eldridge Robert Decker Beach Berger Harry Hird Charles Worshing Williar Hardwell Ralph Ludwig Margaret McCormick Lois Kinkelaar Wilda Boner Helen Limpert Betty Pomeroy Eleanor Kirkelaar Hilda Gene Rice Grace Debun Ellen Thomas Betty Bardwell Lucretia Pomroy Mrs Harry Hird and Rev Schneider.
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North Olmsted
North Olmsted Unversalist Church
Iowa
Ollinois
Wichigan
Indiana
Ohio
Mid- West Universalist Youth Institute
Turkey Run
William G Schneider
Universalist
Clcnic
Cascade Park
Elyria
Stenta
Schneider
Chow
Man of the Wayfarer’s Lodge
Cleveland
Mid- West Universalist Institute
Ashley Bardwell
Jack Eldridge
Robert Decker
Beach Berger
Harry Hird
Charles Worshing
Williar Hardwell
Ralph Ludwig
Margaret McCormick
Lois Kinkelaar Wilda Boner
Helen Limpert
Betty Pomeroy
Eleanor Kirkelaar
Hilda Gene Rice
Grace Debun
Ellen Thomas
Betty Bardwell
Lucretia Pomroy
Ret Schnelder
Nuit Bridge Club Hosts Evening At 405 Fourteenth Street
Mrs Madeline Mitchell hosted the Nuit Bridge club at her home on Fourteenth Street. After a pleasant bridge session a salad course was served. High score honors went to Mrs Moo Meredith and consolation prize to Mrs M Brown. The next gathering is planned for Tuesday evening July 20 at 241 Fourth Street at 8 o'clock hosted by Mrs Mildred Brown.
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Madeline Mitchell
Fourteenth Street
Nuit Bridge Club
Mooo Meredth
M. Brown
Mildred Brown
Fourth Street
Aunt Jodie Radio Star Shares Fat Reduction Tale
Denver reader Joela D. Lew known as Aunt Jodie of Radio reports trying many methods before Kruschen Salts helped her drop from 184 to 134 pounds. The ad claims the product cuts excess fat, boosts energy, and costs a small amount, noting Denver’s C. W. Phillips sells it.
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Aunt Jodie Radio Star
Joela D. Lew
Denver
Ohio News In Brief: July 24 Updates From Columbus and Findlay
Ohio relief expenditures for June totaled 9 386 001, down 191 567 from May per federal relief administrator C C Stallman. Findlay resident Albert B Crozier, 82, former city and county auditor, died. funeral set at the Elks Home. Shurley Cole, 17, missing from Bucyrus, found in Columbus by police. Ohio survey workers logged 4 450 man hours for tax commission. two months saw 3 900 mandats issued. Bernadetta Knall, 19 months, fatally injured after moving into a neighbor’s car path. parents have five other children.
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Columbus
C. C. Stallman
Ohio
Findlay
Albert B Crozier
Findlay Elks Lodge
Elks Home
Tax Commission
Bernadetta Knall
Phillip Knall
America Expected To Win Davis Cup
America clinched the European Zone final against Germany as Wilmer Allison of Austin defeated Heinrich Henkel 6-1 7-5 11-9 in the deciding match. Budge and Allison had already secured two points, and the doubles team Allison and John Van Ryn beat Gottfried von Cramm and Kay Lund, making the fifth match an exhibition.
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Wimbledon
England
America
Wilmer Allyson
Austin
Tea
Henrich Henkel
Germany
Allison
Don Budge
Oakland
Cal
Baron Gottfried Ton ,Cramm
Allison-Henkel
Treasurer of Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. Dies at 72
Charles G Heer, treasurer of the Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co., died today at his Lakewood home from heart disease. He served the company 30 years starting as a stenographer and secretary to W. G Mather, became treasurer in 1918, and later joined the board of directors.
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Cleveland
Charles G Heer
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co
Lakewood
Heer
W. G Mather
State Building And Loan Supt Named
COLUMBUS July 24 William H Kroeger Akron today was appointed superintendent of the State Building and Loan division by W Paul Wagner Commerce director Kroeger for four months has been a building and loan liquidator at Toledo He was treasurer of Summit County from 1912 to 1916 He was president of the South Akron Savings Association His salary will be $5 000 a year Kroeger fills a vacancy created when Wagner was promoted to Director of Commerce, succeeding Alfred A Bensch who resigned
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Columbus
William H. Kroeger
Akron
State Building and Loan Division
W. Paul Wagner
Commerce
Kroeger
Toledo
Summit County
South Akron Savings Association
Wagner
Drector of Commerce
Alfred A. Bensch
Freighter Calmar Damaged In Pacific Collision
In San Francisco Bay a collision between the American freighter Calmar and the Japanese freighter Koryu Maru left the Calmar badly damaged with a hole in her side and water pouring in. The Koryu Maru, only slightly damaged, proceeded under her own power. The Calmar, outbound about 15 miles southwest of the Golden Gate, was towed by the coast guard cutter Shawnee after Captain Axel Mikelson issued an SOS. Some crew members boarded lifeboats. others returned to the ship. No injuries were reported. The Calmar’s starboard side was struck, damaging holds 1 and 2.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate
Coast Board
Axel Mikelson
Calmar
Government Engineers Inefficient Delay CWA Project Critique
Willis R. Rogers construction superintendent told the Ohio legislative investigating committee that CWA work here must be redone due to inefficiency of the government's engineers. He cited up to 3900 men unable to work at times because tools were not supplied.
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Toledo
Ohio Legislative Investigating Committee
Willis R. Rogers
Construction
Rogers
Flaunt Injunction Against Picketing Shown in Mall Lot
In Cleveland on July 24 massed strikers and union sympathizers openly flouted an injunction against picketing outside the Industrial Rayon Corp main gates. A Japanese boat bound for San Francisco from Los Angeles was also noted in the report.
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Cleveland
Industrial Rayon Corp
Common
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Harahan Elected Railroad President in Cleveland
William J Harahan 67 veteran rail executive was elected president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and also president of the Pere Marquette Railroad succeeding the late John J Bennet Harahan previously led the C O Railroad and served as senior vice president of both lines No successor named for Nickel Plate Railroad chief position now vacant in Cleveland July 24.
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Cleveland, C
William J. Harahan
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Pere Maronette Railroad
John J. Bennet
Harahan
C & O Railroad
Pere Marquette
Bernet
Nickel Plate Railroad
Plea Judge McMahon Faces Picketing Injunction Reaction
Strike leaders say the injunction will not bind pickets until signed and will not alter the union's plan to continue demonstrations. The remarks came as Judge Walter McMahon weighed the case amid ongoing labor actions and legal moves.
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Walter McMahon
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