Lorain County receives funds from beer permit distribution
Lorain county’s share of a 500000 dollar distribution of funds from beer permits dated April 7 1933 to March 30 1934 totals 5501 dollars. The money will be divided among townships and municipalities in the county. The beer commission becomes part of the Ohio Liquor Control Board on July 1. Funds from March 30 to July 1 will be distributed later.
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Lorain County
Columbus Dispatches
Beer Commission
Ohio Liquor Control Board
Man Fined For Speeding By Mayor In City Notice
Alfred Kessler of 1707 Middle Avenue faced arraignment before Mayor W. H Vanoster this morning for driving 60 miles per hour on West Avenue. He was fined 5 dollars plus 36.20 costs. the mayor suspended the fine but ordered the costs paid. Kessler was arrested yesterday by Motorcycle Patrolman C. L Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Kessler
Middle Avenue
W. H Vanoster
West Avenue
Kessler
C. L Miller
Collision injures two cars at Broad and Court streets
At Broad and Court streets a collision damaged the rear of R E Voelher’s car when struck by Maude Richardson’s vehicle after the first car halted for traffic. No injuries are described, and the incident appears to be a standard traffic collision in the city.
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Broad and
Court Streets
R E. Voelher
Maude Richardson
Hope Abandoned For Safety Of Three Young People
In Chicago on June 22 a storm on Lake Michigan endangered three youths missing since Wednesday night. Miss Ruth Hatch aged 24, Raymond Gustafson 25, and Richard Ludlow 19 were believed lost after the canoe capsized near Evans ton. The search by coast guards and freighters failed to locate survivors. Two bodies were reported claimed by the storm and other victims further cited near Michigan City and Monroe, Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Tam
Miss Ruch Hatch
Raymond Gustatson
Richard Ludlow
Miss Haven
Gustatson
Evanston
Ludlow
Robert Bortz
Wm Dann
Michigan City
Ind
Joseph
Monroe
Wis
Sister Declares Dillinger Is Still Alive
Bulletin from Galion Ohio June 22 reports Mrs Audrey Hancock of Spood Indiana claims John Dillinger still lives and has written friend Eulalia Callender noting he is well amid repeated reports after a trap shooting incident.
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Galion
John Dillinger
Audrey Hancock
Eulalia Callender
Feder
Court actions and traffic note in Lorain Erie County
T T Kent of Lorain files for divorce from Ratiros Kez Sandusky on grounds of gross mis conduct. married 1931 with one child. Erie Street in Lorain to be one way Tuesday for bridge repair. W A Ely files tax appeal in common pleas court challenging assessments on five parcels, arguing reduced earning capacity and sale value, an appeal from State Tax Commission via Board of Revision.
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T. T. Kent
Lorain
Ratiros Kez Sandusky
Cita
Sarve
J. W. Warden
Erie Street
Loran
W A. Ely
Elsra
Common Pleas Court
State Tax Commission
Board of Revision
Contract Awarded for Sewer Pipe Project This Morning
A contract for 190 feet of 24 inch sewer pipe at 2 cost of 188 dollars was awarded to Murbach Coal and Supply Company this morning by County Surveyor J W Warden. Several other bidders submitted identical bids. The surveyor said the award follows a policy of rotating business when bids are identical.
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Murbach Coal and Supply Company
J W Warden
Murbach Im
Wiccots Resort Headline Notes Missing John Hancock
Fragmentary lines from a column mention officers at a Wiccots resort and a missing John Hancock. The text references his disappearance and a birthday on Friday June 23, with family expressing concern and a wish to know his whereabouts.
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Wiccots
John
Amherst man injured in Huntington township auto crash
Hugh Thompson, a member of the county surveyors road repair crew, sustained severe bruises and lacerations when struck by a car while working on the New London La Fayette road in Huntington township. He was taken to New London hospital for observation. The vehicle was driven by a woman named Mrs Cook of New London.
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Amherst
Hugh Thompkings
Ammets
County Surveyors Office
New London-Lafayette
Huntington Township
J. W. Warden Toms
New London Hospital
Wrs
Cook
New London
Theological Conference Leaders and Counselors Listed
The article lists leaders and counselors by topic for a theological conference. Names include Rev. Roger Babson Rev. John Trant Rev. W. R. Kedzie Rev. Oscar Maurer Dean L A Wergle Dr J Stanley Durkee Dr Herbert Gates Rev R C Heltenstein and others across states Massachusetts Wisconsin Illinois Connecticut New York Delaware North Carolina District of Columbia and Montana with a focus on education social gospel economic problems and racial relations.
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Hardenatis
Roger Babson
Massachusetts
John Trant
Res
HE. Brown
Litro's
Lewis T Reed
Ghan Dabne
Ray FF Goodsell
Oscar Maurer
Connecticut
Stoddard Lane
Iena
E Hole
Gardner Littmer
Ote
Marion Bradshaw
Maze
Clayter Rice
Montana
Hev Douglas Horton
Mellar Lichster
Ohio
Archibaldogious
Dean L A Wergle
Connectcut
Herbert Gates
R. C. Heltenstein
Delaware
J. Stanley Durkee
New York
R. J. Clitchr
District of Columbia
Charlotte Brown
North Carolina
Enduring Liberty Belief Echoes From Campus Past
The piece recalls 19th century campus discourse on liberty and race as it notes a current session with Rev. Carl S Patton and Rev Frank G Coffin continuing as retiring moderators. It hints Rev. S Parkes Cadman may receive the next moderator honor and calls for church leaders to broaden focus beyond abstract ideals to real life conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl S Patton
First Congregational Church
Los Angeles
Frank G Coffin
United Congregational Christian Church
Columbus
Parkes Cadman
New York
Patton
World peace and religion shape modern literature council
Delegates and guests gathered at Allen Art Museum as hosts Dr Ernest Hatch Wilkins and Rev James A Richards sent a greeting to Dr August Beard. A legalistic quote from Moses and Palmerff’s Chicago Theological Seminary frames calls for a middle path between antiwar activism and rational defense, urging restraint in crossing borders and a broader appeal to peace seeking groups.
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Wich He Ives
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin College
James Aa. Richards
First Congregational Church
Oberlin
Allen Art Museum
August F Beard
Norwalk
Conn
Gherlia
Moses
Albert W
Death Record for sse Jones in Elyria
Death of sse Jones husband of Mary at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. Born in England in April 1887, he lived in Elyria ten years. Survived by widow Mary and two sons Andrew and Arthur, sisters Emma Brotherton W Brown in Glasgow and Mrs Bell, brothers Tom Jones Uniontown and J Jones Gary. Funeral from 1232 Marseilles avenue Sunday at 2:30 PM with Rev. Bond. Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Sse Jones
Mary
Marseilles Avevue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
England
Elyria
Andrew
Arthur
Cleveland
Emma Brotherton
W. Brown
Glasgow
Scotland
John Bell
Pittsburgh
Tom Jones
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
J Jones
Gary
Indiana
Taylor
Marseilles Avenue
E. J Bond
M. E
Ridgehill Memorial Park
Obituary notices for Emma Koerber and Herman W Zabel
Mrs Emma Koerber of Grafton then Chatham aged 73 died at her daughter's home in Chatham. Born in Germany she lived in Pittsfield and Grafton, survived by daughters Mrs Matthews and Mrs Clayton Haulk and sons Charles Will Frank, husband died 1916. Funeral Sunday 2:30 PM M E church Pittsfield. AMHERST June 22 Herman W Zabel of Elyria Avenue Lorain died after four years illness at 53. Born in Germany he moved to the United States age 2 and lived in Lorain County. Survived by widow Emma two daughters Helen and Louis and Carl, sisters Mrs Dellefield and Mrs Anthony. Funeral Monday 2 PM at the late home Elmwood Cemetery Lorain County.
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Emma Koerber
Grafton
Chatham
Harry Matthews
Germany
Pittsfield
Matthews
Clayton Haulk
Oberlin
Charles
Will
Cleveland
Frank
M. E
Amherst
Ahllness
Herman W .Zabel
Elyria Avenue
Araze
Lorain County
Emma
Helen
Carl
Lorain
Louis
Philadelphia
William Dellefield
John Anthony
Zabel
Christian Temple of
Linville
A. N. Rickel
Elmwood Cemetery
Market notes from Cleveland produce and livestock sales
Markets show mixed prices with steady to lower trends across produce and livestock. Receipts for cattle calves sheep and hogs varied. prizes listed for standard items, quality grades, and wholesale figures. A promotion offers a free car to June 30 for ticket holders at Lersch Store, urging buyers to enter.
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Cleveland Livestock
Clevelenb Livestock
Ogassy
Ghoice Tseers
Gale
Prince of Wales
Lersch
Embezzlement Charge Nolled in Court
In common pleas court yesterday George Myers embezzlement indictment against Bender Produce Company was nolled with court and prosecutor consent. The case, returned about a year ago, closes about two dozen indictments against five salesmen and collectors for the firm, the others having been tried months ago and acquitted.
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George Myers
Bender Produce Company
Common Pleas Court
iWwo
Roosevelt cruises amid harbor scenes and early campaign talk
President Roosevelt enjoyed a Newport visit with crews from Harvard Yale and other varsity teams aboard the Sequoia amid the annual regatta bustle. He planned a Hudson Valley stay at Hyde Park before train travel to Washington, while signaling key labor and stock market posts to be filled before his June cruise. He left Annapolis after a brief Annapolis cruise to the West Indies South America and Hawaii schedule.
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Coast Guard
Sequoia
Roosevelt Yesterdas
Harvard
Yala
Gumler
White House
Roosevelt
Hudson Vale
Hide Fars
Mveg
New Haven
Dice
Washington
Verconna
Yall
Quote on democracy and history as pattern in motion
A reflective remark asserts that Germany Russia or Italy lack machinery to gauge public opinion and views on any object, framing history as a moving pattern rather than a fixed record. The statement emphasizes the evolving nature of societal perspective over time.
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Macintosh
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Fs & Fr
Corner Broad & West Ave
Herman Zabel
Clevelan
Foultra
Drothas
THE
Rigbee
Orbash
Ting
Chevrolet
Linine
Broad ST
Russia
Italy
Elysium Soda Grill & Restaurant
Elyria Coal Dealers
Elyria Lumber & Coal
A. Minnich & Sons
Granite Concrete Block & Coal CO
Parsch Lumber & Coal CO
Murbach Coal & Supply CO
Inter-City Coal & Supply CO
Kennedy Koal CO
West Side Lumber & Coal CO
Lake Ave. Coal CO
Carl Swiers Coal CO
Crooks Coal CO
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