Commissioner Plans Sell to Aid Johnstown Easter Seals
County Commissioner Oscar C. Dunn reported the Johnstown flood damage now estimated at 30.009 million and announced plans to travel to Suhastunh Thursday with food and water to aid his sister and Elyrians. He will transport supplies for stricken relatives and noted Mrs. Harvey Kirtley's three day refuge on Napoleon Street. Preparations for Easter Seals campaigns continue nationwide with Deane Kinmer confirming expanded state participation and forthcoming drives to fund relief efforts.
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Oscar CG. Dunn
Dunn
Suhastunh
Harvey Kirtley
Napoleon
Duan Heard
Petro Gets Tired Of Promises Man Is Back In Jail
Ernest Krause, 34, formerly at LaGrange and now of Cleveland, was fined $100 and costs for driving while intoxicated on March 31, 1933. He served two months of the fine, obtained a parole on promise to pay 35 per month, but gave many broken promises. The judge issued a warrant after promises dwindled to pennies weekly. He was arrested in Cleveland and is returning to county jail to serve the balance.
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Ernest Krause
LaGrange
Cleveland
Josep Petro
Krause
Justice Petro
Petra
Forse
Red Cross
Lorain County
Brecht Coast Guard
Wheeling
Ohio
Lorain
Cincinnati
Hequx and
South Wheeling
Pittsburon
Howe
Torain
Pitsburgh
Lerain
Qeuck
Taking Applications For CCC Camps
Applications for CCC enrollments may be made now by single men aged 17 to 28 whose families are on relief. Lorain County deputy CCC selecting agent Arthur F. Glasow announced that township trustees or relief officials must receive applications. The April 1 county quota is stated, with about 300 Lorain County men in CCC camps. Enrollees may be sent to western camps. eligible include honorably discharged CCC members and those with WPA-supported families. Enrollees must send $24 of monthly salary to a dependent family.
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Arthur F. Glasow
Lorain
Lorain County
Glasow
United States
WPA
Ohio
Bond posted for Mrs. Michalski over school attendance
Mrs. Virginia Michalski posted a one hundred dollar bond to ensure school attendance as required. She was arraigned yesterday before Joseph Tetra in Elyria. the record notes repeated absences by Charles Will and a permit issue.
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Virginia Michalski
Tatisures Tia
Joseph Tetra
Elyria
Charles Willie
Ichealy
Comedian Near Death in Medford Hospital
A comedian in Medford is near death after a hospitalization incident. Police and medical staff investigations ongoing, with details not released pending further updates.
Attomogbiles Collision Report at Has Gulf Roads
A damaged report describes a collision at Has and Gulf roads involving Newell Water and Jz sea of Birgs road. One vehicle struck a telephone pole. injuries not detailed and details are incomplete.
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Newell Water
Jz Sea of Birgs
Trraik
Has
Gulf Road
Court filings mix in Viola Harsar divorce case
Fragmented notes show a divorce suit filed by Viola Harsar of Black River township against Steve Harsar, with references to a separate divorce action involving Antesia Merdeza of Lorain and Be Gs, plus claims of arrest and farm interests. The Cleveland Trust and other parties appear in related pleadings with multiple sureties named.
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Viola Harsar
Steve
Black River Township
Death notice for Mrs Dora Jane Renouard at Second Congregational Church
Funeral services will be led by Dr A E Kemp pastor of the church for Mrs Dora Jane Renouard who died at the Second Congregational church where she was a member. Burial in Ridgelawn cemetery. Friends may call at Sudre Funeral Home until noon Thursday. Mrs Renouard survived by husband Louis and brother George with several relatives noted.
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Second Congregational Church
A. E. Kemp
Ridgelawn
Sudrei
Verdict Returned By Jury In Farm Care Suit
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Canesent Tienry
Lally
MM. of
Brighton
Dim
Lighthouse Keepers Get On Job Today
Officials said the light above the second story window was restored after widespread travel disruptions. Most areas remained flooded over the weekend with crews continuing repairs and the lake level slowly receding.
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Arekpener
Great Ahes Towns Company
William Bridge
Louisiana
Oberlin March clubs honor anniversary with talks and plans
Oberlin celebrates the gas anniversary of the Oberlin Exchange Club with a dinner and music by Wiggin's orchestra. Speakers include Mrs Batters and William "Conditions A Europe" as part of a program on regional governance. The You ag Mothers Club hosts a guest from Cleveland with social hour to follow. A brief note lists local residents and ongoing community events and preparations for May elections.
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Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberiic Tan
Wiginn
Battersor Fate
Europe
Youag Mothers Club
Yours Mothers Club
Violet Petty
East Colrese Street
Miss Gatherer
Cleveland
Berathy Moore
Grat Ten Street
Farm Women Study Better Buying
Farm women study program titled Better Buying examines efficient shopping for fabrics and household goods. The initiative highlights practical tips on selecting toweling and sheeting, aiming to cut costs and improve household management through informed purchasing.
Boosters Club Of Second M. E. Church Is Entertained
A local Boosters Club at the Second Methodist Church was entertained at a noon gathering. Attendees included noted community figures Pearl Shropshire and Gertz, with refreshments and brief remarks on church activities and upcoming events.
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Second M. E. Church
Rebertsen
Jfwa
Finler
Pearl Shropshire
Wer
Gertz Menrer
Officers Continue Study of Map Problems
A brief note states that officers will continue examining map problems in the Lara Onesis Association. Major F. Wy Fidgerton and guard details are referenced in unclear lines, with a tentative meeting at 7 near Merrew.
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Ole AnnoWwie- Majer F. WY
Fidgerton
Patsy Stricken Tommy Toughy Is Convicted
March 2 verdict convicting Tommy Taghy for part in a zensa case. The Milwaukee depot tale recalls a three year old incident. The piece notes the Terrible Fouds gang tied Chicazo’s crime world and mentions sentencing to follow.
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Tommy Toughy
Tommy Taghy
Milwaukee Depot
Tebhéery
General Hagood On Leave Of Absence
General Hagood, relieved from duty, boarded a train en route to New York. He had commanded the Second Corps area from Governor's Island and later was reported to be reassigned to the same command. Officials offered no comment on the rumor.
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West Pati Reat Meares
Haenon
Nantrced
Genere
Hagood
Governor's Island
Harend
Rush For Auto Licenses Grows As Deadline Nears
Local deputies warn truck owners to apply quickly for track licenses with only days left before the deadline. Licenses issued from Columbus. locals handle applications at three offices. Contacts include Allyan Gehl, Elyria Automobile Club. Thomas Franks, 70 Broad Street. W. F. Jenne, Adams and Foster Streets.
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Leva Ars
Motor Senes Wa
Columbus
Calumbus
Depniy Jenistaar
Cleveland
Wall Holds And Portsmouth Escapes
CINCINNATI March 24 The U Bio river crest tore slowly and caused damage across riverfront districts. The flood inundated shacks and warehouses with thousands of homes under water across portions of Kentucky and Ohio. Rescue workers from Red Cross WPA and volunteers aided victims as more than 20 northern counties faced rebuilding needs.
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Kentucky
Uerington
Newport
Pormouth
Chan Tao Ga
Marseid
Red Cross
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Minor Blazes At Local Factories
Fire alarms at two Elyria plants drew responses from Romeo Pump Company on 333 Bridge Street and Electro Alloys on Teagier last night. No damage at Romeo Pump. Electro Alloys reported damage to a work bench area in the experimental department likely caused by an electric iron left on. Fire crews from Hose Companies One Two and Ladder Company One assisted.
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Elyria
Breae Parimest
Romeo Pump Company
Bridge Street
Electro-Aljoys Company
Teagier
Electro-Alloys
Romeo
Pfaudier Company
Prope Damare
Hd Howevez
Ree
Germany’s Air Route Reply Amid London Tension
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler’s Lieben generals prepared a reply as Joachim von Mirop and Ribbentrop left in a 628 mile flight from Templehof Aerodrome to London era. The dispatch notes postponement of Lorain County farmers’ accounts meeting as agent C. T. Hummel travels to Columbus for a state soil conservation meeting.
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Berlin
Joachim Mirop
Adolf Hittler
Ihe
Templehof Aerdrome
Lorain County
C. T. Hummel
County Extension Service Office
Hummel
Columbus
Federal Soil Conservation Program
Dr Condon Replies To Governor In Sharp Letter
A crowded transcript from a New Jersey press exchange shows Dr Condon issuing a sharp reply to Governor Hoffman. The exchange concerns the Lindbergh case and casting doubts on Attorney General David T. Wilentz’s handling. The tone is accusatory as Condon defends his own positions and accuses rivals of missteps amid the high profile inquiry.
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New York
Harold G. Hoffman
X Jersey
P. John FB
Daft Comdon
Pew
Brune
Richerd Hauptmann
Cyncerth
United States
Puma Hotel
Hoftae
Breaa Edu
York
Gereral David
Wilene
Red Cross aid helps districts as others face losses
Across districts, Red Cross workers provided relief amid widespread misfortune as locals recount efforts to aid sufferers. Reports include rescue, cleanup, and prevention of exploitation while noting gaps in services and the ongoing need for support in Lorain and surrounding areas.
Markets and shipments across states and regions
The report lists varied prices and movement in grain and produce markets, noting wheat futures, shipments, and daily valuations across states. It mentions barley and other commodities, with references to specific regional terms and vendor activity.
Four dead in widespread damages across multiple towns
The report lists towns including Williamsport, St. Liverpool, Bellaire, Marietta, and Gallipolis with fatalities and substantial property losses. Damages run into millions, with figures such as 5 million dollars for Marietta area and 13.585 million for Gallipolis, while several locations report single fatalities and numerous unidentified casualties amid a broad disaster.
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Williamsport
Miss Harr
Ohio
Damare
ST Liverpool
Bellaire
Marietta
Qhin River
Fland State
Gallipolis
WPA Renadil
Point Pleasant
Pamase
Brentocky
Ashland
Cattiets' Mas
Cewport
Y. Slis
Auctioneers Named In Ownership Notice
A. W. IIederich and J. F. Diederich are listed as owner and auctioneer respectively in the printed notice.
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A. W. Iiederich
J. F. Diederich
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