Executives Of Ohio Fuel Gas Co Will Meet In Elyria
A. Ludwig, manager of the local office, will host a two day conference in Elyria for managers from twelve districts and senior executives from Columbus. About 40 attendees are expected with golf at Elyria Country Club on Thursday afternoon and business sessions on Friday. Guests will stay at the Newell Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ludwig
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
Elyria Country Club
Elyria
Newell Hotel
Fined for intoxication and bicycle collision report
Local items report Alex Beleman fined five dollars and costs for intoxication. An accident on Cleveland and Longie injured Gerald Nau and others. Alva Taylor, 18, sustained head cuts and a bruised arm after a fall on Fur-Name street and was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The police note included the remark about the brain being highly complex.
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Alex Beleman
Justice Joseph Q Petra
Alva Taylor
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Fur- Name Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Court actions and divorces reported in Lorain area
Ruth Staiger Williams sues Albert E Williams and others of Lorain for 2050 dollars on bonds per local court records. A Dent Ditch improvement hearing in LaGrange township set by county commissioners after a board view. Mildred May Barbier seeks divorce from Julius J Barbier, married 1929, on neglect and cruelty. Helen Bohach files for divorce from James Bohon, married 1930, on neglect and cruelty. they have one child Naowi Walker. Georgia A Carey as administratrix of Fran Carer estate sues Mutual Life Insurance for 3478 dollars. Mattie Burwell granted divorce from Earl Burwell. alimony 600 dollars and child custody with weekly support. M Fisher of Elyria files for divorce from Allan E Fisher on grounds of neglect and cruelty.
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Dent Ditch
la Grange
County Commissioner
Board of Commissioners
Mildred May Barbier
Julius John Barbier
Helen Bohach
James Bohn
Lorain
Mattie Burwell
Earl A. Burwell
D. A. Cook
Death notices for Goodman and Commings in Wakeman area
Deaths: Arrah Elizabeth Goodman of Columbia Station dies at home at 10 AM. Survived by three sisters. Funeral Friday at 2:30 PM from residence. private interment. Thomas J. Commings of Wakeman, born March 1848 in Ireland, dies at home in Clarksfield at age ST. Survived by several children. Funeral at St Mary’s Wakeman Saturday at 9:30 AM. Burial at St Mary’s Cemetery.
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Sarah Elizabeth Goodman
Gregory
Guy Goodman
Columbia Station
George Churchward
G. E. French
L. A. Ryan
Thomas J. Commings
Wakeman
Ireland
Clarksfield
Commings
St. Mary's Parish
Delia Nester Commings
Mary Malone
Norwalk
Nettie
Thomas Commings
Anna Conry
Collins
Joseph Comming
Nellie Harms
New London
William Commings
Esther O'Linn
Cleveland
St Mary's Church
F E McLaughlin
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Protest Diversion of Highway Funds
A Mansfield meeting of northern Ohio officials urged halting diversion of motor vehicle license fees and fuel taxes from highway improvements. Speakers included Gugler, Orlemanski, Palmer, and Lins. criticism focused on using road revenues for nonhighway purposes and state department control, calling for uninterrupted road planning.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Ohio Highways Survey Committee
Carl J. Gugler
Galton
Anthony B Orlemanski
Gra’ton
L. B. Palmer
Agion Ts
Pway
M. Wolf
President Roosevelt Opposes Charity Gift Tax Break
President Roosevelt told more than 190 reporters that corporate gifts to charity should not be tax exempt. He argued such gifts buy public goodwill at stockholders’ expense and that dividends should empower stockholders to decide charity choices. He warned many rely on dividends for living and should choose charities themselves.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Y Indus Club Beach Party Planned at Elyria Water Works
Y Indus club members and guests will hold a beach party tonight at the Elyria Water Works. President Robert Bearer reports 1 percent. Attendees will inspect the water works plant during the event.
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Y-Indus Club
Elyria Water Works
Robert Bearer
Protests Telegrams Swirl Around Steel Tax Fight
Federal attorneys cooperated with Pennsylvania officials in probing forged protest telegrams tied to a Texas Power and Light inquiry. Senator Schwellenbach urged an investigation into propaganda by steel companies amid a debate on a pending tax program. The article notes a stock story linking ancient Greek myths to the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Warren
Senate Lobby Committee
Texas Power and Light Company
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
D. Wash
Fhe Steel
Oberlin Local Notices and Visits Highlight Week
Oberlin reports forthcoming National Association of Colored Women’s clubs events in Cleveland with Oberlin Women’s Progressive club hosting guests at 4:30 p.m. Friday. Also listed are church meeting details, local visits, travel plans, and university staff and student activities around town.
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Oberlin Oberlin
Ome
National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs
Cleveland
Oberlin Womens Progressive Club
James and House
Progressive Club
Conserve
Gressings
Waring
Chicago
Mary Church Terre
Oberlin College
Local residents plan summer months in Canada and New York
The notice outlines summer plans for P. C. Colegrove to travel to Canada and then to New York City for postgraduate hospital study after a vacation there. Mrs. Colegrove will spend the summer at their cottage in Canada. Briefly, Mr and Mrs P H Ohly and son Robert take a two week vacation at Black Mountain, Kentucky, with Mr and Mrs Walter Sells also mentioned.
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P. C. Colegrove
Canada
New York City
P. H. Ohly
Robert
Black Mountain
Kentucky
Walter Sells
Labor Strife Over Harvest Relief Funds Across States
The report highlights farm labor strains as relief funds prompt mixed responses. Missouri officials say few refusals to help with harvest, while Michigan plans to deny relief to 83,000 able clients across 49 counties. Kansas reports no labor shortage, Wisconsin trims work projects, and federal leaders grant state directors authority to suspend relief workers amid strikes. Farmers offer low wages, and many unemployed hesitate to take short term jobs without guaranteed pay.
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Jecescemea
Missouri
Wallace Crosley
FERA
United Press
Crossley
Michigan
William Haber
Kansas
Wisconsin Relief Administration
Lawrence Westbrook
Harry L. Hopkins
World News Roundup and Odd Local Item
Continental talks hint arms export curbs to Ethiopia. Cordell Hull action cited as hope, with Japan backing peace. France pressured to back League action to save it. In Charleston a parrot dies after a worm fright on a warm night. In Oregon City mills pause to let salmon pass over the ladder enabling hundreds of fish to reach upriver.
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Pope Veneer
Ethiopia
Cordell Hull
Japan
League
United Press
Paris
France
Italy
Charleston
W. Va
Harry L. Snyrder
Snyder
Oregon City
Willamette and
Hawley Pulp and Paper Mills
Forgotten inmate in Lehigh jail serves extra days
In Allentown Pennsylvania the Lehigh County Jail overlooked Arthur Lewis's sentence. He was ordered to 29 days but remained confined for 114 days before release, making him the forgotten man of the institution.
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Allentown
Lehigh County
Arthur Lewis
Lewis
Markets show mixed receipts across Chicago foodstuffs
Chicago cash flotation reports mixed commodity receipts on July 24 with eggs and poultry holdings steady, butter and milk lists varied, potatoes and wheat notes abound. Grain prices show No 2 yellow corn at 85 to 83% with oats at 33 to 36 cents, soybeans near two yellow ranges, and barley at nominal feed levels as market watchers track livestock and produce trends.
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Chicago
Fay Esa Ye
Rena Firm
Lexshorn Jens
Lexshorn Jens Tye, Beeck Ryers Itsitlac, Volored Ise. Ock Springs
Bares Mack Cickens
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Minnesota
Rossat Bubanks
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Manly
Power Commission
Congress
John Rankin
Mississippii
Ohio
TVA
Tacoma
Wash
Cleveland Produce and Grain Prices Amid Market Report
A crowded page segment lists grain prices from Toledo and Cleveland markets, covering wheat, corn, oats, and feeds. It includes produce quotes for butter, eggs, and various farm staples, alongside livestock figures and regional price notes. The item notes differing price levels for No 1 and No 2 grades across multiple commodities.
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Eberta
Gerald Nau
Walter Cardeputr
Dog Sotherdon
George
Kirkpatrick
Lincoln Street
Wellington
Cleveland and
Longie
Blue Bird Soda Grille
Court St
Sederis Restaurant
Ruth Staiger Williams
Albert E. Williams
Naowi Walker
Edward S2
Rack
Herbert Walker
Georgia A. Carey
Fran
Mutial Lifes Insurance Company
M. Fisher
Allan Eber
Arah Elizabeth Goodman
O'Donnells
Acme
O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Court Street
Ohlo
Baden-Powell
National Girl Scout
Little House
Washington, D. C
Oberlin
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
Louis Buss
N. Pleasant
First Baptist Church
Grace
Gertrude Ranson
Washington, D.C
Hattie Taylor
Zoology
Oberlin’ High School
Ohio River
Carol Shreffler
East College Street
Morgan
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Jack Templeton
East Lorain Street
W. R. Gregg
The
American Osteopathic Association
Dorothy Bourne
South Professor Street
Bricksville
Star Shoe Shop
Timothy
Clover
Roduce Market
Curry
aAlyek
Beck
Larga
Ting
Piale
Belever
Toledo Grain
Virginia
Delaware
Central Africa
Belgian Congo
K. W
Dayton
Mansfield Saga
Findlay
Meniare
Buerrus
Fostoria
Fremont
Sandusky
Wee
Delphos
Kenton Sete Eee
Mount Vernon Wen Eeee
van Wert
Sty Marys Oes Wn Lacs
REA Matey
WJAY
Newell
Frma.s
Xeeara
Elks Restaurant
Second Street
Bar Harbor
Glade Thomas
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