Donahey to retire from Ohio politics in January
Senator Vic Donahey will retire from public life in January citing health and private business needs. The veteran Ohio figure, 66, ends a 35-year career after three terms as governor and six years in the U S Senate, taking time to enjoy home life and reduce campaign pressures.
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Vic Donahey
Ohio
Donahey
Donakey
Senator Donakey
United States
Roosevelt
Senate
Senator Donahey
Severe Weather Damages Lorain County Roads
The past two months of severe weather have damaged many county roads in Lorain Court with surface potholes and damaged foundations. Travel revealed extensive frost damage across about fifty miles of highway. Repairs will require substantial labor and money this spring and summer for road crews facing ongoing challenges.
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Lorain Court
Aviation Leads as War Drives U S Plane Output
Britain and France may order up to a billion dollars in American planes. Postwar, U S output could dominate aviation as it does autos, with 23 000 licensed pilots now and a government plan to train 100 000, many from colleges, while 9 267 students have hours and 313 earned certificates in a recent survey.
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Britain
France
America
United States
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Tew
Eling Regu
Unemployment and Dollars Highlight Lincoln Day Speeches
The Christian Science Monitor notes Lincoln Day speeches by Herbert Hoover at Omaha and Thomas Dewey at Portland linking unemployment to lack of jobs and capital surpluses. Hoover cites bank deposits exceeding private demand by over seventeen billion. Dewey cites productive equipment decline of over one billion yearly. Congress votes another fifty thousand to investigate Labor, widening scrutiny.
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Herbert Hoover
Omaha
Thomas Dewey
Portland
Oregon
America
The
Christian Science Monitor
Anniversary notices of historical figures and events
A dated list commemorates anniversaries of Casimir Twaski Rebecca Gratz Myrtilla Miner Theodore D Judah Brand Whitlock Knute Rockne Pearl White William Penn and events from 1789 1791 1837 1843 1815 1918 1933 noting births deaths and milestones across American history. Many figures span education law railways cinema academia and politics with dates and places cited.
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Casimir Twaski
Savannah
Rebecca Gratz
Philadelphia
Scott
Myrtilla Miner
Brookfield
N.Y
Theodore D. Judah
Pacific Coast Railways
Bridgeport
Conn
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Ohio
Belgium
Urbana
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Norway
Pearl White
Green Ridge
Paris
William Penn
Charles L. A Brant
New World
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Congress
New York
United States
Vermont
Chicago
U. S
David R. Atchison
Missouri
Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
France
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Messenger Fast Pace Started Harness Horse Line
Strange as it seems, American standardbred harness horses descend from Messenger a thoroughbred stallion imported to improve the running line. Mating with Canadian work mares produced a gait easily transformed to a fast trot, leading to harness racing on tracks.
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America
Messenger
Normandy
Lincoln
Notable figures born over the past 60 years named in notices
Gen Charles P Summerall Rear Admiral Clark H Woodward Milt Gross Dr John H Wigmore Ellen Rand Richard Tolman Channing Pollack are listed with birthplaces and ages. The column notes a reflective editorial on life, companionship, and the perils of choosing the right partner for a richly endowed but potentially risky life.
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Charles P. Summerall
Charleston
S.C
U.S. A
Lake City
Flaga
Clark H. Woodward
U.S. N
Atlanta
Milt Gross
New York
John H. Wigmore
Femeritus
Law
Northwestern University
San Francisco
Ellen £. Rand
Acme Grange program highlights and local notices
Acme Grange held a meeting featuring talks on Northeastern Ohio tours local industries public places and parks along with a segment on mattresses and bed springs. A poem about a sleighride race from 1853 was read. Notices mention March 14 luncheon at Root Road with 12 45 arrival. Local residents Franks Craig home addition and several illness or visit updates.
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Acme Grange
Ohio
F. C. Ives
Lyman Hitchcock
Ruth Bartter
Pauline Martin
Marshall Laird
Medina
Bedford
Here
Love God First Commandment Reads From Matthew
Monday March 4 devotional cites Matthew 22 34 38 and I John 3 3 urging love for God as the first commandment. It argues that love for God is primary and must be shown by obedience worship prayer communion scripture study and service, calling for a time to deepen this love.
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Jesus
God
Avon Lake Council approves signs and land for dump
Avon Lake village council moves to post speed and maximum load signs along Lake Road and Avon Belden Road and to request signs from the State Highway department. A committee is authorized to pursue six acres between Walker and Lake Roads for a village dump. The ditch on Avon Belden Road will be extended to reduce a traffic hazard, and storm sewers in Eagle Point allotment and Lear Road are to be installed by May. DAUGHTER BORN Mrs Ivan Hassell announces the arrival of a baby daughter.
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Avon Lake
Lake Road
Avon-Belden Road
State Highway Department
Walker
Lake Roads
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Avon- Belden
Walker Road
W PA
Council
Eagle Point
Lear Road
Honor Roll West River Road Markley School
The fourth six weeks honor roll lists students by grade: fifth Evelyn Jabbusch LaVerne Schmits en Albert Sander. sixth Dick Ackerman Neale Smith Jim Roberts Nancy Browne Mary Ellen Wilhelmy. seventh Annette Jackson Ted Takacs Helen Molich Zorka Iltioff. eighth Raymond Wilhelmy Hilda Binder Julia Kovach Dorothy Waterman. Bear area wildlife notes Juniper berries lead to drunken behavior. birds fly erratically after eating the berries and drinking water.
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West River Road
Markley School
Evelyn Jabbusch
LaVerne Schmitkens
Albert Sander
Dick Ackerman
Neale Smith
Jim Roberts
Nancy Browne
Mary Ellen Wilhelmy
Annette Jackson
Ted Takacs
Helen Molich
Zorka Iltioff
Raymond Wilhelmy
Hilda Binder
Julia Kovach
Dorothy Waterman
Avon School Students Earn Merits for Fourth Six Weeks
Avon March 4 Avon Meravon Club announces that students Norman Oebber William Kessler and Mary Campag earned 1 percentile merits for the fourth six weeks in various grades.
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Meravon Club
AVON
Avon School
Norman Oebber
William Kessler
Mary Campag
Holding company tricks blamed in A G and E case
The piece outlines how Associated Gas and Electric subs are sound but the holding group milked profits. It cites Howard Hopson organizing personal companies, bypassing subsidiaries, and profiting from options and inflated service fees. It also notes LaGuardia as a potential presidential candidate and other political figures and anecdotes from the era.
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Washington
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Henry Morgenthau
Bob Jackson
John Q
Associated Gas and Electric
Howard Hopson
A. G
Newfoundland
Toto
Hopson
Frederick S. Burroughs
Harris, Forbes and Company
A. G. and
Burroughs
Associated Gas and Electric Securities Co
General Gas
FE. Securities
Hopson Company
Laguardia
East Carlisle Club Oyster Supper Described
More than a hundred members and guests attended the East Carlisle Community Club oyster supper at East Carlisle School Auditorium. President E F Fling presided as tables were arranged for games and music provided by a radio victrola. Frank Harrison led the kitchen with oyster stew and rolls baked by Mrs. Strempel.
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Carlisle
East Carlisle
East Carlisle School
E. F. Fling
Joe Boddy
Henry Schildt
Marty
Hubner
Frank Harrison
T. Strempel
Chums Club活动与社区服务纪要
1935年6月以来的Chums Club注重社区服务与社交愉悦。3月28日周四晚上将在例会中放映电影，3月5日星期二执行委员会在Anton家聚会。Mrs. Josephine Hardy为成员们 cooked chicken dinner，宴席安排十位。3月27日由Eaton的Mable Alexander主办。La Porte Church合唱团2月26日参观并在Goodspeed家举行暖居与储物架送礼仪式，合唱团成员及朋友参与。随后多位成员聚会、讨论电影和舞步，现场备有各种点心与饮品。</S:>
Mrs Mary Watson’s condition reported no better
The note lists local updates: Mrs Mary Watson remains ill after a stroke and is cared for at her son Harry Watson’s home on Race Road. Other items mention Harold and Charles Black grandparents visit, Ray Taylor moving to his son’s home and joining Clarence Hamker farm, Hester Taylor staying with the Wilson Fortunes, Walter Rolfe and Jean Watson birth of a baby daughter February 28, and visits by A. J. Hulse and Al Bachman and family to local residents.
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Mary Watson
Harry Watson
Race Road
Harold Black
Charles Black
Ray Taylor
Clarence Hamker
Hester Taylor
Wilson Fortune
Walter Rolfe
North Olmsted
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Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A.C. Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Mall Daily
Lorain
John W. Cullen Company
North Michigan Ave
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third Se
Detroit
General Motors
Justice
John Hix
H.grakelow
Aileen Starkey
Lois Wolf
Maya Wood
Harriet Alen
Howard Smith
Dorothy Gerbick
Evelyn Hein
James Butts
Phyllis Sample
Caralene Starkey
Everett Peak
John King
Virginia Mitchell
Dorothy Brown
Jeanne Steith
Ruth Kelling
Evelyn Klein
Marie Klingshirn
Henry Wroblewski
Margaret Holburg
Marian Nissen
Robert Fitch
Eileen Klingshirn
Betty Smith
Robert Shumaker
Regis Urig
Rita Klingshirn
Marian Urig
Gertrude Forthafer
Elaine Urig
Agnes Krymak
Marcela Weber
Mary G. Schnwartz
Jeanne Pape
Clara Plas
Mary R. Gehring
Ter Bor
Joe Novatny
Novatny
Cyril Miller
Mike Higgins
Melcher Urig
Mass Conry
Alice Morley
Bessie Bonner
Elaine Wrig
Betsy Blotter
Jeanette Pape
Simon Trotter
Regis Wiig
May Ketchum
Gertrude Forthofer
Hezekiah Hawkeye
Richard Miller
Paul Vernon
Frederick Frost
Eugene Nagel
Holy Trinity Church
Joe Boehm
Deadoness Hospital
Cleveland
Selvior
Lorain Coliseum
Howard Walker
Harry Crandall
Clarksfield
Carolyn Trigalet
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
W. Z. Barr
Ben Walker
Nelson Chester
Baptist Sunday School
Harald Smith
Gilbert Furthofer
Jerome Oster
Bay Village
Mrs Turthofer
Hack Ao.t
Edgar Daler
Elin Mae
Columbia
Russell Carpenter
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Church of Christ
Root Road
Howard Covert
Donna May Reep
Dover Center
Wood
Rollie Fitch
Fitch
Harry Rogers
Martin Folley
Bertha Rogers Pick
Berea
Leon Ives
Lucy Ives
Valley City
Frank Craig
Marx Road
Bible
Ivan Hassell
Daugh
Murbach Coal
P. R. Smith & Co
Elyria Savings Bldg
Fiorello LaGuardia
New York City
WaGuardia
Mone
Franklin Roosevelt
Fiorello
FDR
Rex Tugwell
Tugwell
Pare Lorentz
Florida Keys
Key Largo
Key West
Caribbean
Fort Callahan
Navy
Babe
American Youth Congress
Sam Johnson
Bill Morris
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mary Murphy
Betty Blake
Mary
Ag H. O
Madison
Wis
National Youth Administration
NYA
Aubrey Williams
AYC
AEF
J. R. Springfield
Forrest Davis
E. M
Houston
Tex
Nat Patton
United Feature, Syndicate, Inc
Drew Pearson
Robert S. Allen
E. D. Anton
Middle Avenue
Chums Club
Josephine Hardy
East River Road
Chums
Mable Alexander
Eaton
la Porte Church
East Avenue
Helen Goodspeed
Herman Goodspeed
Victronn
N. Gorham
Gerry
Sally
Delbect
H. H. Gregg
Robert Lee
W. H. Goodspeed
Eleanor
Elizabeth Robson
Lucille
Louise Brighthill
Donna Yost
Doris
Beth Nichols
Beryl Stevenson
Arlene Haven
Jean Shepard
Marjorie McMullen
Joyce Gregg
Otte B. Chapman
Chapmans
Durham
North Carolina
Hudson
Colorado
Hart A. Dickason
East River Street
Donna Dickason
City Hospital
Paul M. Savage
Jean Savage
Norman Calvert
F. R. Smith & Company
Elyria Savings
Colson
T. C
Mort
Harshaw Chem
Corr
Marion Reserve
O. PS
Perry Fay
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