Classified Rates For Daily And Mail Subscriptions
Daily two cents per copy by carrier in city. 12 cents per week. $6.00 per year in advance. By mail daily outside Elyria within Lorain and adjoining counties $2.00 per year. within Ohio $4.00 Foreign advertising representatives listed for John W. Cullen Company in Chicago New York and Detroit with addresses.
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Lorain
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John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
Elmer M. Rice Remembered as Community Leader in Elyria
The death of Elmer M. Rice erases a longtime Elyria resident who arrived in 1897 and served as chief deputy county treasurer, city treasurer, banker, Kiwanian, and active fraternal figure. Known for warmth and wide friends, he counseled many in financial matters and was a steadfast, personable neighbor.
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Elmer M. Rice
Elyria
Rice
Mr. Rice
E. M
Critics Asked How They Would Run Government
Pat Harrison expected to lead the Senate finance committee after March 4 and used a new resolution to summon top business and financial minds to advise Congress on the economy. Senators pressed witnesses with sharp questions about concrete cuts, taxes, and government functions, but many offered only broad goals.
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Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Utah
Lame Duck Smoot
Couzens
Smoot
Harrison
White House
Fads and Prosperity and the Jig-Saw Craze
The Des Moines Tribune notes Dr Julius Klein’s theory linking puzzle fads to rising prosperity. It cites jig-saw manufacturing reaching 1.1 million dollars in 1932 and predicts growth this year while tax discussions consider taxing such amusements as sports.
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Julius Klein
Klein
Des Moines Tribune
Retrenchment fountain stressed and brought forth a new tax
The Seattle Times notes a retrenchment push leading to the adoption of a new tax. The article emphasizes financial tightening and policy shift as a response to fiscal pressures.
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The
Seattle Times
Applying Politics to Tax Problems Sparks Debate
A commentator argues for treating tax reform as a science and applying methodical political analysis. The piece challenges close minded approaches and urges systematic policy testing to fix tax issues.
Love May Be Blind Yet Fashion Tries to Guide
A playful note suggests love’s gaze can be fooled by style as wearers rely on clever eyewear to mislead the eye. The line hints at fashion misdirection and the humorous limits of appearance.
Success Finds Its Way Back Amid Busy Days
A concise reflection notes that progress and favorable outcomes often arrive when effort or attention is already in motion. It emphasizes persistence and the timing of opportunity aligning with ongoing work.
The Silent Observer and a Love Joke
A humorous exchange contrasts marriage and finances with a quip about losing balance in love. The piece notes that married people could be more content with what they deserve, hinting at fewer divorces, and mocks parking firms and taxpayers for seeking all they can.
Try Later Plea in Phone Exchange Over Cows
A chatty dispatch center exchange ends with a quip about trains not killing cows. The piece notes a Chicago police pay lapse for nine months and a drastic weight loss claims comically exaggerated as a reaction to unpaid wages.
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Zachry
A. C. L. News
Chicago
Pat Henry in trouble for speeding quoted Henry quote
An actor appeared before a county magistrate for speeding and pleaded his case with Patrick Henry style, declaring Give me liberty or give me death. The magistrate ordered the arrest of another Henry teller noted as city smart alec.
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Pat Henry
Patrick Henry
Henry Teller
Alec
Hamilton
Willie and the wash face plea in Uncle Sam’s Almanac
A dialect window shows Willie insisting on powdering a dirty face as a mother questions why he must always wash it. The exchange ties to a Detroit Free Press item citing Uncle Sam’s Almanac and a line about poverty and money’s role in marriage.
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Willie
Wille
Detroit Free Press
Fragments From A Muted Era Art Warns Daggers And Dogs
A jumbled column of dialogue and snap observations notes critics at an art exhibit and a brutal bulldog incident. An eastern college student donates blood but alcohol ruins the transfusion. A quip on technocrats and efficiency closes the piece with satirical bite.
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Eastern College
Dinner plans prompt lighthearted exchange between William Johnson
A brief humorous exchange shows William Johnson asking if his wife knows he will join for dinner. Johnson replies with certainty, noting they argued about the plan that morning for half an hour.
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William
Johnson
L. A. Express
Notable anniversaries list celebrates world figures
A dated annals column highlights births and deaths of Frédéric Chopin Cornelius Garrison George Washburn William Dean Howells Blanche Bruce Augustus Saint-Gaudens Lytton Strachey and others with varied lives across nations, including Poland Ireland Italy and the United States.
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Frederic F. Chopin
Cornelings K. Garrison
Canada
It Louis
Panama
San Francisco
New York City
West Point
N. Y
New York
George Washburn
Robert College
Constantinople
Middleboro
Mass
William Dean Tovwells
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Blanche K. Bruce
Register and Recorder
Farmville
Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Ireland
Cornish
N. H
Lytton Strachey
Notable historic dates marked in early American history
Today in history highlights events such as the 1780 chartering of the Bank of Philadelphia as the first in the country, the 1781 ratification of the Articles of Confederation by the states, the 1833 removal agreement with Choctaws and Chickasaws west of the Mississippi, and Nebraska’s 1867 admission to the Union.
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Bank of Philadelphia
United States
Mississippi
Nebraska
Notable American Figures and Their Birth Details
A list notes the births of U S Senator Porter H Dale of Vermont born Island Pond Vermont 66 years ago Major General Charles H Bridges born Whitehall Illinois 62 years ago Dr J Ross Stevenson president of Princeton Theological Seminary born Ligonier Pennsylvania 66 years ago Arthur C Millspaugh of Michigan born Augusta Michigan 50 years ago Louis K Anspacher New York dramatist and lecturer born Cincinnati 55 years ago Percival Wilde New York author playwright born there 46 years ago Lionel Atwill American actor.
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U. S
Porter H. Dale
Vermont
Island Pond
Charles H. Bridges
Whitehall
Ill
J. Ross Stevenson
Princeton Theologica Seminary
Ligonier
Arthur C. Millspaugh
Michigan
Persia
Haiti
Augusta
Mich
Louis K. Anspacher
New York
Cincinnati
Percival Wilde
Lionel Atwill
Penny Army Forms Local Protective League Structure
Pororenert organization and election of officers of the Farmers and Home Owner's Protective League will be held at the county meeting in Wellington Opera House Friday noon. Over 500 members signed up. twelve local leaders met Judge Thompson to discuss plans.
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Penny Army
Wellington
Wellington Opera House
Oak
SE Prosky
Harold Yrardt
Thompson
Prosky
Pears
Grafton
Friendship Guild Meeting Delights With Young Class Program
Forty members of the Friendship Guild of the Congregational church and mothers of Mrs McCormick's musical kindergarten class enjoyed a half hour program by the young students at the home of Mrs Roy McCormack. The children wore red and white band suits and received warm applause. Patsy Ruth Baum and Maureen McCormack played piano solos. Refreshments were served by Mrs McCormack and hostesses Lettie Hawk Dorothy Hughes and Lee Wadsworth.
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Lettie Hawk
Dorothy Hughes
Lee Wadsworth
Harmony Class Organized at Village School
Mrs. Roy McCormack forms a harmony class with music students in the village. Members include Miss Wilda Abbott Miss Marjory Shields Stewart Wells and Miss Eva Rowland among the participants.
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Roy McCormack
Wilda Abbott
Marjory Shields
Stewart Wells
Eva Rowland
Nurse Hurts Hand in Washing Machine Incident
Mrs. O. Durkee of Prospect otree' cared for Mrs. Van Gatt and her infant when she tore her hand in a washing machine wringer Monday. Several stitches were required and first aid was given at Falls Clinic hospital.
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O. Durkee
Prospectotree
van Gatt
Falls
Heenital
Sermon Highlights at Local Baptist Church
Rev. G L. Kettenring delivered a fine sermon to a large audience last Sunday evening. Trev. H. K Finley addressed the congregation in New London at the same service.
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G L. Kettenring
H. K Finley
New London
Today’s Horoscope An Analytical Mind With Independent Tone
The reading predicts a day of analytical thinking and independence with a strong interest in personal affairs. It notes caution and discretion in private matters, plus eagerness to share knowledge about topics of interest. Emotional yet practical, with a strong love of home.
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sJarze
Wellington Bribes and Family Health Notes
Mr and Mrs Arlinzion Fergus on of Fairview Village hosted the latters grandmother Mrs John Burgman on Sunday. D EL Close is able to be about the house again after his long illness. Emma Dell Webber walked out of doors yesterday for the first time since her illness. Antone Naegele returned home from Falls Clinic hospital on Monday. Born to Mr and Mrs Van Gates Prospect Street a baby girl Wilma Mary. Mrs Watter Salzman has been quite ill at Falls Clinic hospital and is resting comfortably.
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Arlinzion Ferguson
Fairview Village
Siersts
John Burgman
D. EL. Close
Emma Dell Webber
Antone Naegele
Huntingion
Falls Clinic
van Gates
Prospect Stret
Wilma Mary
Watter Salzman
Falls Clinic Hospital
Szabadzag editor Geza Kende dies in Cleveland
Geza Kende 52 longtime editor of the Szabadzag Hungarian daily in the United States died of a heart attack. He came to the U S in 1996, worked in New York, then Cleveland as assistant editor, later editor, with a stint in Pittsburgh as managing editor.
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Cleveland, CO
Geza Kende
Szabadzag
Tere
United States
New York
Cleveland
Pittsbug
Waner
Social visits and family gatherings in Avon and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Joseph Knipper were guests of Mrs Jessie Whitehead and Mr and Mrs William Kammp in Cleveland. Mrs Roller returned to the Gough home in Avon after weeks in Columbiana. Elmer Dever visits the Gough household. Leroy Rothgery and family, Earl Pickering and family, and George Jenkins with others attended church and visits in Lorain and Elyria.
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Avon
Joseph Knipper
Wre Knipper
Jessie Whitehead
Cleveland
William Kammp
Roller
Ira Gough
Columbianna
Elmer Dever
Tia Gough
Leroy Rothgery
Walter and
Tiarold
Elyria
Earl Pickering
Matt Casper
Treating Sprains and Public Education Urgently Presented
In a column by GARRY C. MYERS and LOGAN CLENDENING M D two separate items stress priorities. The first calls for protecting public education funding to shield children from budget cuts and urges courageous leadership. The second updates sprain treatment noting accurate diagnosis with X rays before assuming a simple injury and highlighting early mobilization with proper support and modern care.
Real Estate Transfers List Featuring Local Quitclaims
Real estate transfer notices show Alma R Miller to Mary K Miller quitclaim on lot 15 in E W Metcalf Subdivision Elyria. George A Menz to Wallace E and Ivy E Schultheiss quitclaim for one acre on South Main Amherst. John B Egland to Wilmah D Egland property on Spring Street Amherst. Wallace E and Ivy E Schultheiss to Delbert A Comstock two acres on South Main. John and Frances Pincura to Mrs Rose Stanty lot 2509 Sheffiled Land and Improvement Company Fourth Subdivision Lorain. Wallace H E and Ivy E Schultheiss to George A Menz one and one fourth acres on South Main.
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George A. Menz
Wallace E
Ivy E. Schultheiss
South Main Street
Amherst
John B. Egland
Wilmah D. Egland
Spring Street
Delbert A. Comstock
John
Frances Pincura
Rose Stanty
Sheffield Land and Improvement Company
Lorain
Wallace HE
Sea horses migrate along Atlantic coast, Pacific grows larger
Sea horses are salt water denizens found from Massachusetts to South Carolina along the Atlantic, with Pacific specimens off Mexico growing over a foot. They swarm in moss and seaweed and crawl over exposed skin when touched, a detail from Boys' Life.
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Atlantic
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Pacific
Mexico
Judge of Lakewood Court Dies of Heart Attack
Cleveland on March 1 Jacob H. Schoen 56 longtime judge of the Lakewood municipal court died at his home from a heart attack. He served as Lakewood's first municipal judge after the court was created in 1927 by Ohio law. He was previously a Cleveland attorney.
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Cleveland
Jacob H. Schoen
Lakewood
Ohio
Decree Imposes Death Penalty In Germany
Berlin March 1 President Von Hindenburg issued an emergency decree imposing the death penalty for betrayal of the German people or high treason. It targets disclosure of military secrets or distorting facts injuring the country as evidence of treason.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
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