City Easter Bunday ad by J Clare George
Classified notice from J Clare George announces Easter edition details and pricing. It lists second class entry, daily copies, carrier and mail subscription rates, and advertising representation in Chicago Detroit and broader Ohio regions.
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J. Clare George
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Fifth
Detroit
General Motors
Machine age challenge to balance production and consumption
A discussion on rising use of automatic machinery in industry notes that plants like Republic Steel in Warren deploy massive finishing machines, capable of 142000 feet daily, to triple output. The piece warns that displaced workers must find new roles as machine power grows, stressing the need to align production with consumer capacity.
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Republic Steel Company of
Youngstown
Trumbull
Warren
Western Divorce Law Rivalry Disgraceful
An opinion piece denounces Western states for racing to attract divorce business. It cites Nevada's 42 day decree bill as a response to Arkansas and Idaho laws, arguing politicians treat marriage as a commodity. The writer warns of civilization decline if the issue is not taken seriously.
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Nevada House of Representatives
Arkansas
Idaho
Reno
Carson City
Governor Wilber Brucker’s call for modern crime law
Michigan Governor Wilber M. Brucker urges modernizing law and using a permanent grand jury system. He emphasizes strengthening state police and road patrols, while opposing mass new statutes and demanding vigorous application of existing laws to combat racket, extortion, and crime. He stresses public officials must act without fear or favor.
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Wilber M. Brucker
Michigan
Wilber Marion Brucker
Saginaw, Mich
University of Michigan
Saginaw
Saginaw County
Wal Binicker
Judge questions Lon Moon in acquittal bid
Lon Moon, accused of murdering his wife, tells Judge Pusey he would not have shot her if he knew the trial would be so burdened by red tape. He adds that, besides a flat tire, a toothpaste tube blast is the worst mishap.
TODAY S HISTORY ANNIVERSARIES AND BIRTHDAYS
A historic list notes anniversaries for scientists and scholars born in the 18th and 19th centuries including Joseph Priestly Jacob Crist George B Wood and Percival Lowell. It also marks today in history events such as Columbus report 1775 massacre first blood of the Revolution and standard time adoption. Birthdays include Oswald G Villard Albert W Stevens Fairfax Harrison Francis D Farrell and William P Remington with their birthplaces and ages.
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Joseph Priestly
England
Northumberland
Jacob Crist
Wilkes Barre
Philadelphia
Wilkes Larren
George B. Wood
Greenwich
N. J
James W. Alexander
Louisa Co
Red Sweet Springs
John T. Gulick
Hawaii
Percival Lowell
Boston
Mass
Flagstaff
Ariz
Navy
Columbus
Spain
New World
Jackson
New Orleans
United States
Richthofen
Flagstaff, Ariz
Slipher
Oswald G. Villard
the Nation
Liberal Leader
Germany
Albert W. Stevens
America
Maine
Fairfax Harrison
The
Southern Railway
New York City
Francis D. Farrell
Kansas State Agricultural College
Smithfield
Utah
William P. Remington
Oregon
J Franklin Baker Pioneer Baseball Star Born in Maryland
The obituary notes J Franklin Baker known as Homerun Baker, born in Trappe Maryland forty five years ago. It also includes a horoscope describing a person with powerful emotions and strong parental love who should practice self restraint in relationships to avoid jeopardizing an otherwise capable life.
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J. Franklin
Homerun
Baker
Trappe
Lenten Thoughts on Christian Discipleship and Cross Bearing
A March devotional reflects on Luke 14 25 35 urging believers to bear their cross and renounce ease for Christ. It contrasts joy with hardship, urging enduring sacrifice for others and for Jesus with a call to living boldly as spiritual soldiers in faith.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
Fields Church Notes March 13 Highlights
Rev Cobb to speak on Christ's conception of God Sunday. Sunday School attendance 103 this week, average six months 100. Ladies' Aid luncheon Thursday at Mrs Frank Sweet's home. Hostesses Mrs Charles Osborne and Mrs Elizabeth Andrews. Father and Son banquet Tuesday in Society rooms. Speaker from away expected. Prof Burns of B W college possibly Feb 22 or 29. date to be announced. Rev C C Maple returning from California to Indiana for meetings. Mrs Elizabeth Reynolds leaves for Lakewood. Mrs Barney Birlich ill. Flu waning. Harvey Patchin helping his uncle Robert Blain. Mrs Charles Austin's sister helped celebrate birthday. Ada Terrell ill at Miller home in Ridgeville. Arch Kidney and Len D'Lloyd guests. Lee D'Lloyd family from Elyria visiting. Rev Wm Shout of Cleveland to be guest speaker. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs.
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Fields
Cobb
God
Frank Sweet
Charles Osborne
Elizabeth Andrews
Burns
B. W. College Dramatic Club
C. C. Maple
California
Indiana
Elizabeth Reynolds
Lakewood
Barney Birlich
Harvey Patchin
Eaton
Robert Blain
Charles Austin
Collinwood
Ada Terrell
Miller
Ridgeville
Arch Kidney
Cleveland
Len D’lloyd
Lee D'Lloyd
Elyria
Rev
C. C. Maple Las
Merril Nath Return Honeymoon Receives Royal Welcome
Merrill Nath and party returned from their honeymoon to a warm greeting from young friends. Rev. Jones of Green Springs led meetings the past week, noted for good attendance despite town sickness. Various locals and visitors were referenced, with caregiving and social visits across Clyde, Grafton, Elyria, and Cleveland.
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Merrill Nath
Rev. Jones
Green Springs
EB. Blaine
Mole
Grafton
Emma Dale
John Worcester
Clayton Smith
Cleveland
Lester Harding
Elyria
Cobb
Clyde
Ohio
Delle
Marchia Lyndes
Cleland
Sunbeam
Agnes O’lloyd
Hattie Andrews
E. Kern
Charles
Divorces Granted In Fairfield County Court Early 1931
Bridgeport Conn divorces were granted in Fairfield County Superior Court at a rate of more than one a day during the first month of 1931. The two presiding judges had granted 32 in the first 23 days.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Fairfield County Superior Court
France to Aid Wine Makers in Crisis Plan
Paris reports the government set aside 10 million dollars to buy alcohol from distilling wine. The stock will be held in reserve and released into trade as market conditions allow. Also in Paris, the Chamber of Deputies weighs halving auto tax for farmers and certain professionals in earning income. Finland crime stats show 1930: 33 murders, 271 manslaughters, 55 child murders. 11,147 men and 2,390 women convicted under prohibition.
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Paris
Finland
Helsingfors
Fugures
Emperor Stops Hunting In Ethiopia Rail Corridor
The emperor halted air shooting across provinces along the railway to conserve rapidly dwindling animal life. The region had drawn foreign big game hunters and was long a favored hunting ground.
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Addis Ababa
Birmingham Briefs Notes Social Visits and Illness
Mice Marjorie Sprague and Matt Black spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Edwin Howe. Oberlin hosts included Mr and Mrs Robert Younglegs and son Arthur for Sunday dinner. Adam Berg and Miss Leona Ward were in Kipton on business Friday. E D Moulder vised relatives in Elyria Friday evening and returned Saturday morning. Mrs Mary Bogart entertained as Monday dinner guests Mr and Mrs R H Waldron of Berlin Neighta. Miss Beatrice Fleming is ill. Mrs Hartman Holzhauer, recently treated for heart trouble, is improving. Miss Rose Helmsuth cares for her. Mrs Ella Brandau returned after visiting Elyria relatives. George Krieg and son Fred joined Mr and Mrs Theodore Ries and son Myron for Sunday evening. Hartman Holzhauer has moved.
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Marjorie Sprague
Matt Black
Edwin Howe
Jim Clary
Green Fielder
Tom Baker
George Clary
Robert Younglegs
Arthur
Oberlin
Adam Berg
Leona Ward
Kipton
E. D. Moulder
Elyria
Mary Bogart
R. H. Waldron
Berlin Neighta
Beatrice Fleming
Hartman Holzhauer
Rose Helmsuth
Ella Brandau
George Krieg
Aon
Fred
Theodore Ries
Myron
Local Residents Dine With Friends and Plans Return
Henry Shaker and daughter Gladys of Strongaville visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jaco Swonger and daughter Ru Marie. Mrs J J Stoller plans to return home April 1 after winter in Cleveland. Note adds a historical Librarian fact about the Library of Congress.
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Mra
Henry Shaker
Gladys
Strongaville
Jaco, Swonger
Ru Marie
J. J Stoller
Cleveland
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the Chronicle-Telegram of Ctremiagiae
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
G Mudnutt Publishers
Elyria Pestana
Cratic
Pitt
France
Chamber of Deputies
Birmingham
Lodi St
Library of Congress
Western Reserve Finance
Jane
Gladys Frederick, Mer
U.S
U. S
U.S. Royal
Peerless
Cleveland Street
Perry Court
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