Early Vote On 2 Ripper Bills Seen In Senate
In Columbus Ohio, March 9, UP reports unanimous committee support for two administration bills: creation of a Pardon and Parole Commission and reorganization of the Tax Commission. The Tax bill would replace the Tax Commission with an administrator and a three member tax appeals board. The Parole bill would abolish the four member Parole Board for a three member commission and recodify parole administration. Both measures likely to reach floor vote by mid next week.
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Columbus
Senate
Senate Taxation Committee
Tax Commission
Board of
Judiciary Committee
Myrna Smith
Davey
Ann Makley
Dayton
Pardon and Parole Commission
Welfare Department
Hum
House Judiciary Committee
House
Whittemore
Conference Committee
Time proven Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women
Nervousness and distress from female functional disorders are addressed by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Promoted as a general tonic made from wholesome herbs and roots to build physical resistance and calm nerves, with over sixty years of testimonials and over a million women reporting benefits.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Adv
Wealthy yacht romance plots undercover test in Newburgh
George Van Buskirk plans a social deception to test a nurse Mary Hale by posing as a richer man through Reggie de Puyster. The scheme aims to see if a woman would marry for money or genuine affection. Chapter IV shows George facing Audrey Hampton and family tensions as he schemes for Sunday yacht social deception.
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George van Buskirk, Jr
Hudson River
Conrad Phelps
Gicnickers
Newburgh
George
Audrey Hampton
George Bush
Con Palmer
Mary Hale
Trixie Anderson
Mary
Con
Trixie
Don
van Buskirk
Audrey
Mrs. Hampton
Reggie de Puyster
Reg
Reggie
Attaboy
Shell
Riviera
Eggie
Kalon
Dad
George van Buskirk
Ens
County Board votes pass measure by wide margin
The Board of County Commissioners approved the measure with 95 votes in favor and 20 against, marking a decisive victory for supporters and a clear rebuke to opponents.
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Cies
Board of County Commissioners
Large Litchfield funeral for Evelyn Jenkins Bradley
One of Litchfield’s largest funerals filled the Congregational church as Evelyn Jenkins Bradley was laid to rest. The service was led by Rev. F. H. Schott of Toledo with assistance from Rev. L. P. Juell and local groups. Many relatives and friends from nearby towns attended.
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Litchfield
Evelyn Jenkins Bradley
Congregational Church
F. H. Schott
Toledo
L. P. Juell
Elyria
Green Light Young People's Society
Dr. Hamilton
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Chanticleer
C. R. Canfield
Jackie
Marilyn
Sally
Susan
Thelma Miller
Ravenna
Ed. Miller
C. J. Reutter
Ruby
Viola Walters
Mallet Creek
Austin Hastings
Alvin Round
Dennison
George Round
Louis Ausmuth
Justice Department Studies Nomination of Ohio
The Justice Department began evaluating Calvin Crawford of Dayton for U S District Attorney for Southern Ohio. Senator Donahey endorsed Crawford from about 15 candidates and the nomination would not reach the Senate before April 1. Crawford is a 42 year old World War II veteran, former Montgomery County prosecutor, Harvard Law graduate, husband and father, son of former judge George F. Crawford.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Calvin Crawford
Dayton
Vic Donahey
Ohio
U. S
Department
Crawford
Senate
Francis Canny
Donahey
Former Actress Leaps To Death
Gladys Frazin Banks 38, former film actress and ex wife of Monte Banks, jumped from a sixth floor window at her parents home on West End avenue New York. A note to her mother cited unsufferable distress and relatives said a nervous disorder had worsened. Banks, now a UK associate producer for 20th Century Fox, was divorced in California five years earlier. She was previously married to Leo Lowenstein and had a 19-year-old son Leo Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gladys Frazin Banks
Monte Banks
West End Avenue
Cleveland Visitors and Weekend Guests Reach Nearby Towns
Mrs. Gorang in Cleveland Monday. Russell and Marie Meyne of Cleveland were weekend guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Werner and daughter Allene of Sullivan and Mrs. Clarence Wise of Grafton. Will Chapin returned to his home in Oberlin Monday after a week spent with friends in Litchfield. Mrs. C. L. Nolan and daughter Mildred, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Watkins of Akron called on Mrs. C. M. Turner, Sunday.
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Gorang
Cleveland
Russell and
Marie Meyne
Henry Pfeiffer
Ed. Werner
Allene
Sullivan
Clarence Wise
Grafton
Will Chapin
Oberlin
Litchfield
C. L. Nolan
Mildred
W. B. Watkins
Akron
C. M.turner
Samuel Trembath
Naval Base
Newport
R. I
A. L. Haury
J. Schuedler
Jeanette
Laverne
Brecksville
Wilbur O’hara
William Johnson
Leon Lehman
Ella Mae Randall
Oscar Geopfeit
Margaret Kent
Abbeyville
George Maxworthy
Erhart
C. B. Finley
Glenn Bailey
Royalton
Harry Finley
Berea Hospital
Ellen Rice
Elvrra
Evelyn Burver
Alfred Buchholz
Fitchner
Elyria
Anne
Gladys
PFH Rogers
Howard Wise
Burbank
Sturday
Charles Gest
Wilbur Thayer
William Schultz
Amherst
Anna Hasler
Jack Buchholz
Oscar Buchholz
Norwalk
Joyce Buchholz
Maxine Fitchner
A. B. Pfeiffer
Elvin Peet
la Grange
Marion Dudeck
Chicago
Dudek
Estella Piyor
W. G. Reese
Lent services at Columbia Methodist Church outline schedule
During Lent Columbia Methodist Church holds morning services at 9 45 with Religion and Life and Sunday School following. Evening topics include The Supreme issue of Life with Rev Hughes and March 19 guest Rev John Kuntz of Spencer. March 26 guest Rev W E Sellers of Brunswick with LaPorte choir. Easter Cantata on April 2 by Barton Road church choir directed by Mrs R W Karch. Plain social notes follow.
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Columbia
Columbia Methodist Church
Hughes
Men’s Brotherhood
John Kuntz
Spencer
W. E. Sellers
Brunswick
LaPorte
Barton Road
R. W. Karch
Local Social Notes From Grafton And Nearby
Mrs Thomas Hughes hosted last Sunday with Rev John Kuntz and Rev John Kunz both of Spencer and Rev W E Sellers of Brunswick attending. Mr Scott plans a poultry house near West View. Karl Artz and Musa Artz of Grafton visited Mr and Mrs John Burnett. The Hopp family returned from a trip to Washington DC. Mrs Reuben Walkden and Doris visited her parents Mr and Mrs H J Cartright. William Mayer visited and found his sister Mrs W P Chamberlain ill in Grafton. Cash Arrington of Utica and Gerald Arrington of Cleveland visited Miss Eileen Blackburn. Eileen Blackburn learned her sister Mary Elaine Hoovler is in Mt Vernon hospital. Helen Leach is recovering from influenza illness.
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Thomas Hughes
John Kuntz
Spencer
John Kunz
W. E. Sellers
Brunswick
Scott
West View
Karl Artz
Musa Artz
Grafton
John Burnett
Harry Hopp
Washington, D. C
Reuben Walkden
Doris
H. J. Cartright
William Mayer
W. P. Chamberlain
Cash Arrington
Utica
Gerald Arrington
Cleveland
Eileen Blackburn
Mary Elaine Hoovler
Mt. Vernon
Helen Leach
Furloughing Sailor and Local Guests Highlight Weekend
Grafton resident Sam Trembath on a Newport Rhode Island base furlough visits. Numerous relatives and friends from Brecksville Cleveland Norwalk Norwalk Abbeyville Erhart and Elyria attend gatherings in the area. Hospital and funeral notices tied to local families accompany the social listings.
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder to secure upper and lower dentures making them feel firmer and more comfortable. It claims no gummy taste or paste feel, is alkaline, resists souring, and helps reduce denture breath. Available at drug stores.
Social notes from weekend visits across Cleveland area
The column lists local residents and guests including the Pijors of Cleveland with Thomas and Mrs. Lehman and Foggy from Akron visiting, Lorna Niederfeld from Cleveland dining with the Jantzs, Grace Park at the Lilleys in Elyria, Ray Mills from Piqua at the Shriver home, the Mills from Barberton at the Shriver residence, P H Rogers with the Hoffmans of Rocky River, and visits by Mrs. Harold Thomas, Mrs. Harold Kelly and Carol of Nelaview Park.
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Ray Mills
Piqua
F. E. Shriver
Paul Mills
Barberton
P. H. Rogers
J. R. Hoffman
Son Allen
Rocky River
Harold Thomas
Harold Kelly
Carol
Nela View Park
P S Office To Double Space In Broad Street Renovation
Robinson Building Co. will remodel the Ohio Public Service building at 405 Broad Street to nearly double office and display space. Plans include removing the wall to Clear Silk store, a new front with modern lighting, an elevator, and expanded third-floor space for accounting departments after recent acquisitions. The upgrades aim to ease crowding on sales and collection desks and reflect expected growth in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Bldg. Co
Ohio Public Service Company
405
Broad Street
Ohio Public Service
Clear Sylk
Elyria
Lake Erie Power & Light Company
Huron
Erie Counties
Johnson
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Constipation Relief
A noted Ohio physician Dr. F. M. Edwards promoted Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable remedy for constipation. The ad claims gentle cleansing of bowels and improved liver bile flow to aid digestion, urging readers to try tonight with package sizes listed.
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Ohio
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
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