Labor federation outlines living cost squeeze and wage gaps
The American Federation of Labor reports average weekly wages rose 9.7 percent from March 1933 to March 1934 while living costs climbed 9.3 percent, leaving workers with little net gain. It notes 9 percent higher corporation dividends in March 1934 and flags NRA policy on independent unions, urging employers to allow union representation to avoid ongoing labor difficulties.
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Washington
The
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Eaton Boys Form Four-H Club Organized
Organization of an Eaton Township boys Four-H Club was effected last night. The club has 18 boys as members with Ralph Burke elected president Vernon Fullmer vice president Richard Reidel secretary Louis Kolb recreation leader David Cook reporter and Earl Kolb treasurer. Projects planned include strawberries forestry potatoes dairy calves corn popcorn gardening and pigs. Other clubs plan meetings next week in Huntington Brighton Rochester Penfield Ridgeville and Henrietta.
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Eaton Township
Ralph Burke
Vernon Fullmer
Richard Reidel
Louis Kolb
David Cook
Earl Kolb
Huntington
Brighton
Rochester
Penfield
Ridgeville
Henrietta
Death Notices for Grace Naylor and Lucy Martha Miller
Grace Naylor died at her sister’s home 317 East Avenue after a lingering illness. Born in Spencer Ohio she was a Methodist. She leaves sister Mrs Dickason step mother Melina Naylor of Spencer and aunt Mrs Hugh Allyn of Rocky River. Funeral Monday 2:00 Nichols Funeral Home with Rev E J Bond. burial in Spencer. Lucy Martha Miller’s funeral will be Tuesday 2:00 PM from her West Riddie Road home, Rev William Muir Auld officiating, burial in Elyria Cemetery.
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Grace Naylor
C. W. Dickason
East Avenue
Spencer
Ohio
Methodist Church
Dickason
Melina Naylor
Hugh Allyn
Rocky River
Nichols Funeral Home
E. J. Bond
Lucy Martha Miller
West Riddie Road
William Muir
First Congregational Church
Elyria Cemetery
Funeral service for John P. Hebebrand on LaGrange road
John P. Hebebrand age 58 funeral Monday at 2 00 P M from his LaGrange road home conducted by Ret Ernst Irion of St Pauls church burial in Ridgelawn cemetery Body to be removed from Sudro Funeral Home tomorrow morning to the late home for friends to call He is survived by his widow two daughters and two sons two brothers George and Conrad of Elyria and a sister Mrs Elizabeth Beckett of Coldwater Michigan
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John P. Hebebrand
LaGrange Road
Ernst Irion
St. Paul's Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Sudro
George
Conrad
Elyria
Elizabeth Beckett
Coldwater
Michigan
Police Department Receives New Motorcycle
The department was delivered a new police motorcycle yesterday. Service Director Fred Underbill reported the purchase price at 428 dollars. An old motorcycle was sold as part of the transaction.
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Fred Under- Bill
Oxford Ave Man Recognizes Prowler
C. B. Garford of 444 Oxford Avenue reported today that a prowler was near his home at 12 30 a m He said he watched the man and identified him as the same person who has prowled the area at night for two years.
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C. B. Garford
Oxford Avenue
Garford
Young Men's Club to Hear Thomson Speaker at Y M C A
Lorain assistant county prosecutor Malcolm Thomson to address the weekly Young Men's Club meeting at the Y M C A on Monday night on the state situation. Plans for the club golf tournament may be announced. entertainment committee led by Marion Crowder handles arrangements. A Coppy of the Brown Hotel sustained damage to his car after striking a guy wire on Fuller road and Middle avenue at about 1 30 a m. Dutch Lehman and Ken Cheesman fined five dollars plus costs each for intoxication in front of Mayor Vanoster.
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Young Men’s Club
Thomson Malcolm Thomson
Lorain
Ohio
Young Men's Club
Elyria
Ted Coppy
Brown Hotel
Fuller Road
Middle Avenue
Court notes and prison terms in Lorain county
Justice Petro dismisses trespassing charges against G J Blauvelt at complainant Harry Robinsons request. Tom Edwards is fined 25 and jailed 30 days for assault and battery on E W Young. A W Shaffer’s murder trial tied to the April 15 bus crash. Foreclosure suit by First Savings and Loan on Fred Porter noted. Aaron Ostroy sues Louis Garfield for 5100 over January auto crash. Charles Strohm wins 800 verdict against Bob Rodgers over Brownhelm Ave crash. Eighteen cans peaches and twenty cans tomatoes stolen from Frank Alspaughs basement. other basements report canned goods missing. Paul Stilling arraigned on non-support. set for May 7 at 3 PM.
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G. J. Blauvelt
Joseph Petro
Harry Robinson
Petro
Tom Edwards
W. B. Thompson
E. W. Young
Frank Alspaugh
Chestnut Ridge Road
Sherif’s Department
Ais
Newcomb Freshman Francesa Nezuelona Builds Marionette Troupe
Francesa Negsuelona, 16, a Newcomb College freshman in New Orleans, creates and performs with 14 homemade marionettes. Her sister Marjoz composes incidental music for the shows, and the family, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Nezuelona, supports the troupe in the Crescent City.
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New Orleans
tr—Francesa Negsuelona
Newcomb College
Francesa
Modern civilization elevates the value of the individual
The text argues that as civilization advances there is increasing emphasis on recognizing and valuing the individual. It notes a shift toward individual importance within social and cultural development.
Campus Concert Series Opens At Oberlin Sunday
Oberlin College bands launch a campus concert Sunday May 6 at 430 pm before Warner Gymnasium. The Women's Band directed by George Waln and student conductors Staples and Reutschler perform a varied program, followed by the Marching Band led by Arthur Williams with conductors Bremer and Round. If rain, the concert moves to Warner Concert Hall.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Warner Gymnasium
George E. Waln
Jean Staples
Mary Reutschler
Arthur I. Williams
Carl Bremer
Alvin Round
Alford
Ling
Ketelbey
Nola
Arnat
Panella
Warner Concert Hall
Conservatory Senior Recital Tonight at Warner Hall
Conservatory of Music presents Miss Clara Martin Guerry in a 7:30 recital in Warner Concert Hall with collaborators Bernard Mason on violin and Professor John Einar er on cello. Program features Beethoven Trio Op. 70 No. 2, Chopin Etude Op. 25 No. 6, Debussy Feux Follets, Rachmaninoff Concerto No. 2 in C minor, among others.
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Conservatory
Clara Martin Guerry
The
Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Bernard Mason
John Einarer
Chopin
Debussy
Feux Follets
Philip
Rachmaninoff
Ailegro Scher
Oberlin notes and social items May 7
Francis C. Oakley resigns as assistant director of admissions at Oberlin College to pursue insurance work after three years in the post. He joined Oberlin in 1931 from Deerfield Academy. The Visiting Nurse committee meets May 7 at 3 p.m. at Mrs. W. H. Bogers home. Bob Stevens will speak at the Oberlin Exchange Club on May 7 about radio with notable radio stars. Mrs. B. E. West undergoes surgery at a Cleveland hospital and is recovering well. Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters host the Past Chiefs of Elyria and Amherst on May 7. Investment counsel C. K. Fauver spoke at the Ohio Association of College Treasurers’ seventeenth annual meeting at Muskingum College. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McKee plan a May motor trip to Ohio and nearby states. Mrs. I. L. Porter and Mrs. K. W. Gehrkens spend a week at Torch Lake cottage in Michigan. Ralph Smith visits his mother and serves as junior officer on the President Harding. He will soon be one of the mates aboard the ship.
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Francis C. Oakley
Oberlin College
Oakley
Oberlin
Deerfield Academy
Hatch
W.H. Bogers
Oak Street
Bob Stevens
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Oberlin Exchange Club
B. E. West
Locust Street
Cleveland
Pythian Sisters
Elyria
Amherst
C. K. Fauver
Ohio Association of College
Muskingum College
Hl. G. Thurston
Wade Carelli
C. C. McKee
Ohio
I. L. Porter
K. W. Gehrkens
Gehrkens
Torch Lake
Michigan
Ralph Smith
Nel We B. Smith
East College Street
U. S
Harding
Wellington News Notes Sunnysiders hike and local circle meeting
Sunnysiders 4-Hi club led by Mrs C S Church plans a May 11 hike to Litchfield with Dr Scudder of the Ornithological Society of Washington to discuss flowers used as medicines. New Garden division formed. committee members Ralph Radcliffe Warren Church and Raymond Clodwick to grow vegetables. Circle No 3 Methodist Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs Albert Luce’s home with devotionals by Mrs Anna Mooney and papers on Spiritual Rebirth. Senior class play Pet On My Heart filled Penfield School auditorium with strong performances led by director Miss Mabel Clark.
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Wellington
Sunnysiders 4-Hi Club
C. S. Church
Litchfield
Scudder
Ornithological Society of
Washington, D. C
Mary Seitters
Mary Jordan
Ralph Radcliffe
Warren Church
Raymond Clodwick
Circle Meeting
Albert Luce
Herrick Avenue
Circle No. 3
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Anna Mooney
T. M. Pfeiffer
Freddie ‘White
Jean Whiteside
Artie B. Jones
Ethelyn Newberger
Penfield School
Mrs. Chichester
Ellen Gustafson
Alaric
Wayne Johnson
Ethel
Ruth Newcomb
Montgomery Hawks
Edgar Jones
Christian Brent
George Bowman
Jerry
Lawrence Freunfelder
Blanche Kessler
Walter Brietkrenz
Jarvis
Mabel Clark
Funeral Rites for Mrs Cushion Held at Greenwood
Funeral rites for Mrs Etta Cushion were held this afternoon at the Keith Andrews home. Dr C W Record led the services and burial was in Greenwood. She died Thursday evening after a three week illness. Survived by husband Tom Cushion a daughter Mrs Mary Frey of Wellington and two sons Winfield of Cleveland and Jobart of Youngstown.
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Cushion
Etta Cushion
Keith Andrews
C. W. Record
Greenwood
Thirteen Leases For Drilling Filed In Lorain County
Thirteen gas well drilling leases covering 735 acres in five townships of Lorain County were filed yesterday with the county recorder. Leases are in Ridgeville, Columbia, Avon, LaGrange, and Carlisle townships, listing owners such as John Bainbridge, Edward Feek, George H. Nehingen, Leonard T. Rowe, William Birer, Wanda Jindra, Joan B. Porter, Anthony Forthofer, Autasia C. Pat Zier, Verna L. Dran, and Selach P D Knapp.
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Lorain Cou
Cou
William G. Mitchell
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Oon Ridgeville
John Bainbridge
Edward Feek
Geerge Hlnehingen
Leonard T. Rowe
Columbia Township
Senator Simeon D. Fess Declares Candidacy for Re‑Election
Columbus Ohio March 5 U S Senator Simeon D Fess formally announced his candidacy for nomination and re election Petitions in his behalf were filed by supporters seeking to secure his renomination and public support in the upcoming election process
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Senator Fess
Columbus
U. S
Simeon D. Fess
Warning Issued For Loose Dogs In County
Warden Lee Minkler announced a county wide nighttime patrol to enforce dog confinement after numerous reports of dogs roaming freely at night. He said violations apply regardless of license status and offenders will be prosecuted.
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Dot
Lee Minkler
Minkler
Truck Operators to Meet at Wooster
Truck owners and operators from Lorain County invited to join with peers in other counties for a meeting at Wooster Court House Monday evening. Elyria Automobile Club Crabd reports speakers from Public Guides Commission and the State Highway Patrol System will address the gathering.
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Wooster
Lorain County
Court House
Elyria Automobile Cradb
Pub- Ue Guides Commission
State Highway Patrol System
Fass Announces Candidacy After Filing Petitions
Fass circulated word by his son Lehr Fass and filed nomination petitions at the Secretary of State to enter the race as a Republican candidate.
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Fess
Lehr Fass
Secretary of State
Elyria Country Club Opens With Blind Par Tournament
Elyria Country Club schedules its 1934 opening with a get together tournament for old and new members. A blind par event offers prizes for high score low gross and low net to new members, while old members receive low gross and low net prizes. Players should register this afternoon or evening at the dance or with Jack Black at the pro’s shop. Spring Valley and Cherry Ridge also announce Blind Par events with prizes. Clark Black shot 74 at Elyria, eagle on 13 and birdies on 1 3 4 6 15.
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Elyria Country Club
Jack Black
Spring Valley
Bob Randall
Clark Black
Elyria Club Pro
Black
Nummer
George Doybie
Clark
Nixon Barbers Rally Past Wykrent Grocers 9 6
The Nixon Barbers scored six runs in the seventh inning to defeat the Wykrent Grocers 9 to 6 on the Gates diamond last night.
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Nixon Barbers
Wykrent Grocers
Gates Diamond
Smith
T. Janes
R. Nichols
Monroe
Ko- Elek
Yeeaee
D. Gerber
J. Donovan
TY. Donovan
J. Martin
R. Wrykrent
Seeeer
Nixon Barbers AB
E. Morse
Kaufman
Sesee
K. Struthers
Davis
Finnegan
Nore
H. Davis
Deere Ae
Weinstein
Wead
A. Struthers
Barbers
Automatics Dominate Dobrowski Meats In Lopsided Win
The Western Automatics defeated the Dobrowski Meats 15-3 after a strong start. The Dobrowski team managed three runs in the final inning while the Automatics scored in every frame and held their opponent scoreless until late.
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Dobrowski Meats
Hubbell Suffers First Defeat In Baseball Action
New York March 5 The first defeat of Carl Hubbell Giants ace southpaw came as Pirates beat them 4 to 3 after innings three straight. Pirates pounded 12 hits as Cubs beat Braves 6 1 behind Guy Bush fifth straight win. Cardinals won 3 1 over Phillies as Bill Walker pitched seven hits. Dodgers beat Reds 6 3 with Cuccinello homering. Ruth and Vernon Gomez helped Yankees to 3 0 win over Tigers. Gomez limited hits while Ruth hit fourth homer. Red Sox topped Browns 4 1. Indians rallied past Senators 5 3. Brown won on mound. Chicago at Philadelphia postponed by rain.
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New York
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Hubbell
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Guy Bush
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Lloyd Brown
Earl Whitehill
Russell
Chicago
Philadelphia
Kentucky Derby Field With Odds and Owners Listed
Louisville May 5 The Kentucky Derby field at Churchill Downs includes 14 miles for three year olds with 30 000 added. Entries show odds and owners such as Thne Clock Brockmneade Stable Pompey Wat 186 and Peace Chance J E B Wit ener Mata Yur Wet 128. Other names include Discovery Le Oster Vane bit Agrarian Mrs a Heller and Singing Weed Whitney Mot Uh A Cavalcade Agrarian listed among many. Weather forecast: Occasional showers.
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Brockmneade Stable Cecceicscseeeees
Strince Pompey
Cxinmet Farm
Peace Chance
J. EB. Witener
Dianese
Ssip Thomas
Iner
A. B. Gordon
X-Speedmore
Jeeuehe Helm
Discovery
le Oster
Vane
Tito
Thomasville
Gas
Ceveedes
x-Howard
J. W. Parrish
Whitney
Brookmeade
Veesesasee
Fae
Mra
E. RK. Bradley
Bessie Fransheim
Northway
R .Bradley
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter Market Steady
Market steady with assorted prices for poultry and eggs. Leghorn fowl and broilers show small gains. ducks and roosters listed with varied rates. Potatoes, oats, hay and grain prices reported for Toledo and regional exchanges. several staple items unchanged or stabilizing.
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Cleveland
Old Roosters
Florida
Biles
Maine
Ohio
Toledo
Governor-led session ends with tax conflicts and liquor push
The Muskingum Valley area highlights ongoing state budget moves and proposals including a $2,000,000 state cost share, enabling acts for university PWA funds, and 1934 personal property tax adjustments. Contested measures such as sales tax, gross receipts tax, and a 1 percent utilities tax were defeated. The legislature adjourned after a tumultuous 44 days, with utilities spared from new taxes as talks focus on school funding and tax reform. The House also rejected a salary hike for future legislators and considered a liquor store plan loss in unprofitable counties, while Pari-Mutuel betting on dog races faced defeat.
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Muskingum Valley
Educational Equalization Fund
Workmen's Compensation Division
State Industrial Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Sesson
House
Senate
Assembly
State Liquor Control Department
Sen. Roberts
Youngstown
Peace warrant sworn against Wellington man
A warrant was sworn today in Justice Charles Lords court against Stephen Prosky of Wellington after alleged threats against Chas Harr. Wellington wanker and threats to throw rocks through the bank windows. The warrant was sworn to Chester Eglin of Wellington.
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Wellington
Charles Lord
Stephen Prosky
Chas
Harr
Canning School At Y M C A Friday
Lorain County women will attend a canning school as part of the extension service program. Miss Allee Bird announces the Elyria Y M C A session Friday at 1 30 PM with lessons on canning fruits vegetables and meats and tips for drying produce.
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Lorain County
Agricultural Extension Service
Allee Bird
Elyria Y. M. C
Miss Bird
Many Four-H Clubs Being Organized in Lorain County
Advisors concluded meetings yesterday indicating at least 42 clubs are organized or in progress in Lorain County. Of the 42, 32 are clothing clubs, six food clubs, and four flower clubs with enrollment blanks due by May 15 1980. Active work on projects starts by June 1.
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Lorain County
Alice Bird
Miss Bird
Elyria Park to Open for Automobile Traffic Tomorrow
The commission, eager to have the park accessible, continues efforts to finish preparations. Beginning tomorrow, the park will be open to automobile traffic, giving all who wish to visit a chance to see it.
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Elyria
Dayton Running Meet Dates Set by Ohio Racing Commission
The Ohio Racing Commission announced the Dayton track schedule from June 2 to 23 after settling difficulties. In Lorain, a court sale of Prosky tied property, once owned by Prosky and then bought by Thurlow Rushton, settled a mortgage with the National Bank of Commerce of Lorain. The property, appraised at 2200 dollars, sold for 1467 to satisfy the mortgage.
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Dayton
Columbus
Ohio Racing Commission
Shal
Prosky
Lorain
National Bank of Commerce of
Thurlow Rushton
Rushton
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