Repeal Convention Bill To Be Voted In Ohio
Columbus Ohio March 16 The House to day was to vote on the Mosier Bill creating a state convention to ratify or reject federal prohibition repeal. Fifty two delegates-at large would be elected at a special election to be designated by the governor. The election likely in November under a prior resolution. The House also adopted the Handley bill 88 to 20 permitting judges to suspend sentences and remit fines in liquor law cases, now sent to the governor for signature.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Mosier
House
Senate
Ohio
Smolka-McCrystal
Bills Adopted by Legislature in Ohio House and Senate
The Ohio legislature adopted several bills including a proposal to allow refunding bonds with 75 percent written consent of public bondholders and reassessments to secure payment. Other measures increase the county recorder term to four years, enable farmers to borrow federal funds for crops, move the parole board secretary to unclassified civil service, prohibit adulteration of petroleum products, allow delinquent real estate tax payments after 1931 without penalties, and reinstate teachers’ retirement benefits with interest.
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Columbus
House
Douglas
Cuyahoga
Gilbert
Montgomery
Senate
Frick of
Senote
Ohio
Mathews of
Clark
State Parole Board
Master of
Elyria Township Man Kills Self With Shotgun
John Neufer aged 58 of Murray Ridge road Elyria township shot himself with a 12 gauge shotgun about 3 pm yesterday. He walked from a chair to the chicken coop behind his home and discharged the gun with a stick pressing the trigger. Coroner S C Ward ruled death by own action and the body was taken to Royce Funeral Home in Lorain.
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John Neufer
Murray Ridge Road
Elyria Township
Neufer
Gerald Nau
William Holst
Fined for Operating Truck Without Lights
Julius Bennett of Kipton was fined $1 and costs for operating a truck without lights after a warrant by O McElroy of Lorain. McElroy said he swerved to avoid the truck near Kipton about 9 p m injuring a pole. Two other cars from Lorain and Cleveland were damaged in a collision at Avon about 9 p m yesterday.
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Julius Bennett
Kipton
Joseph Petro
O. McElroy
Lorain
McElroy
Ed Monroe
Sam Provenza
R. L. Brett
Peter Kadis
Cleveland
Avon
Gasoline and auto accessories stolen in theft report
Robert Schmidt of 804 East Avenue reported to police that five gallons of gasoline a gear shift knob and a dash light were stolen from his vehicle parked on Fourth Street last night.
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Robert Schmidt
East Avenue
Fourth Street
Rabbits Stolen From Bell Avenue Property
Mike Yourkovich reported to police that a pair of rabbits were stolen from a pen at his home on Bell Avenue yesterday.
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Mike Yourkovich
Bell Avenue
First Wellington Bank Receives License to Open
Wellington March 16 The First Wellington bank received its license to open yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock. The license was issued by the Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland of which the local bank is a member. Depositors may draw on both commercial and savings accounts for any purpose except hoarding according to Charles W. Horr president.
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FIRST
Wellington
First Wellington Bank
Federal Reserve Bank, of
Cleveland
Charles W. Horr
Milk Producers Reorganize in Ohio Coop
Dairymen met at Herrick Auditorium Tuesday evening to plan reorganizing the Ohio Farmers' Co operative Milk Association. Representatives outlined buying back the company for auction Friday and restructuring. several old members signed the new contract. Producers were assured milk checks would arrive on schedule despite local bank closings.
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Ohio Farmers’ Co-operative
Herrick Auditorium
Cleveland
Sewer Work To Begin In Village
Sewer construction will start within ten days as village clerk Ray Coates reports. The council chose the old sewer route, authorized a right of way with Willis Hines for 59 feet, and awarded bids for supplies and machine work. The meeting also touched AMERICAN LEGION MEETING plans as Morgan-Dirlam Post 8 eyed a large Wellington to Lorain delegation in April and approved a $10 payment for Paul Herbert’s address.
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Ray Coates
Willis Hines
American Legion
Morgan-Dirlam
Wellington
Lorain
Paul Herbert
Legion
Kiwanis
St Patrick's Dance Draws Green Attire Friday Evening
St Patrick's dance sets a green themed evening this Friday. Event location and exact start time not fully visible in readable text. Local organizers invite residents to join in the festive celebration.
Emerald Isle Fest at Huntington Hall Hosts Paul Recard
Paul Recard and his Pied Pipers perform at Huntington Hall for a festive Emerald Isle themed gathering. Guests are asked to wear a touch of green and a door prize will be awarded.
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Huntington Hall
Paul
Emerald Isle
Missionary Ruth Hege Departs Antwerp for Africa
Miss Ruth Hege a local church missionary sails from Antwerp on Friday March 109 bound for Matadi entry point with arrival expected March 26 Mail should be addressed to Poste Restante Leopoldville Congo Belge Afrique for correspondence
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Ruth Hege
Africa
Antwerp
Belgium
Matadi
Leopoldville
Congo Belge
Afrique
Backward social marks Congregational church group gathering
The Widening Circle Bible Class of the Congregational church held a Backward social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCormick on Tuesday. Guests arrived and departed in backward attire as games and contests entertained, with winners including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shelley, Mrs. I. E. Down ey, and Mrs. William Link.
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Widening Circle Bible Class
Congregational Church
Roy McCormick
Charles Shelley
I. E. Downey
William Link
Lorain County Council Meeting Planned in Wellington
The Lorain County Council American Legion Auxiliary will meet in Wellington on the first Wednesday in April, per president Mrs. Ola Bishbaugh. Plans for the evening's entertainment are under way.
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Lorain County Council
American Legion Auxiliary
Wellington
Ola Bishbaugh
Scrip Display At Herrick Library This Week
The Herrick Library features a scrip display in study rooms loaned by D. Blake Battles and arranged by Miss Edith Robinson the librarian this week.
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Herrick Library
D. Blake Battles
Edith Robinson
Missionary Dolores Finley Visits Cleveland Parish
Miss Dolores Finley of the Cleveland Hebrew Mission spent the weekend with her parents and spoke briefly at the Baptist service Sunday evening. Rev. H. K. Finley will preach in Litchfield Friday evening. Mrs. Murray Finley will furnish special music. The Baptist church sponsors a service at Lorain County Pleasant View Sanitarium on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Laura Barber recovers in Amherst. L. Lt. Crow is ill on Courtland street. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Parks visited with Mrs. Lucy Gross and Mrs. Mary Hatchenberg, who is very ill, in Cleveland. Mrs. A. B. Wadsworth shows health improvement after a cold.
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Dolores Finley
Cleveland
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Self
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Sails For
A. B. Wadsworth
Merthe
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