Lorain Farm and Home League denies split and upholds majority rule
A Lorain County Farm and Home Protective League note from Frank A West denies a split, says leader Harold Brandt was ousted for not accepting the majority decision to affiliate with the Ohio Farmers League. The group urges farmers to unite under a statewide and national farmers' organization.
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Lorain County Farm and Home Protective League
Frank A. West
Huntington
Harold Brandt
Pittsfield
Grafton
Ohio Farmers’ League
Brandt
Lorain County
Wellington
West
Farm and Home Protective League
Prosky
Frank Klein
P. Larson
Brand
Ohio Farmers’ Teague
Great Gtha
R. Brand
Checks drawn by counties exempt from check tax ruling
IRS Treasury ruling holds county agricultural societies and non profit fair organizers perform governmental functions and are exempt from the 1932 Revenue Act check tax. If the burden would fall on private funds or private parties, the tax applies. otherwise government funds bear no tax.
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Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury Department
Tire cover stolen from car on East Broad Street
M. E. Paul reported a tire cover was stolen from his vehicle while it was parked on East Broad street yesterday. The incident adds to a series of property thefts in the area with no arrests announced.
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East Broad Street
Street light request referred after Kennedy proposal
Councilwoman Anna Kennedy asked for a street light at Vulcan and Blake streets and the request was sent to the lighting committee for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ask
Vulcan and
Blake Streets
Anna Kennedy
School bus violation fines in Lorain case
Arthur Rhinehart of Lorain was fined sixty dollars and costs for passing a school bus on Route 38 while it was discharging passengers. He appeared before Justice Joseph Petro and was arraigned last night after an arrest on May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rhinehart
Lorain
Siu
Joseph Petro
Water bill installment plan criticized at council meeting
Council member Curtis criticized the city for refusing partial payments on water bills, noting residents could not pass the financial test. He urged relief and referred the matter to City Solicitor Howard Butter for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coun Jiman
Carl Curtis
Cdme
Curtis
Solcitor Howard Butter
Sixth Ward Democratic Men's Club Meets
The Sixth Ward Democratic Men's Club held its regular meeting at the club rooms with three new members. Attendance was the highest since organization three weeks ago. Members were urged to bring a friend to the next gathering and an invitation was extended to a Sixth Ward Precinct BR o meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ward
Frank Henke
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Port Clinton suits allege injuries from road works
In And About The Court House R and Whistler of Port Clinton sue Ohio Engineering Company of Lorain for 895000 claiming injuries after a December 7 1931 accident when his car hit a pile of cinders on Lake road near Beaver Creek where repairs were underway. Prudential Insurance Company of America also sues Julius Lehman et al for 3244 alleged on a promissory note.
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R. & Whistler
Port Clinton
Ohio Engineering Company
Lorain
Lake Road
Beaver Creek
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Julius Lehman Et al
Macon Airship Set Record After Eight Hour Flight
The L. S. S Macon completed eight hour flight tests proving the airship the fastest ever built despite storm reports in Akron. Ground speed neared ten miles an hour as fair weather allowed speed tests on a course between Litchfield and Wellington. The TC-13 blimp delivery to Langleyfield was delayed by weather at Wingfoot Lake hangar.
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Aeron, O
Macon
Litchfield
Wellington
Akron
Langlerfield
Wingfoot Lake
Council To Meet On Wednesday Over Gas Rate Ordinance
City council adjourned to 31 p m Wednesday to act on the new gas rate ordinance if the gas company does not file its acceptance by then. Councilman Leonard Smickh notes that if not accepted the ordinance would be repeated, though the extra meeting is precautionary. It is expected the gas company will accept the new rate ordinance before that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Smickh
Death Record Rev. C Pierce Dies After Prolonged Illness
Reverend C Pierce husband of Annamee Hathawer died at his Eaton Center home on May 14 after a long illness. He leaves his widow and six daughters Blanche Moute Sylvia C Pierce and two grandsons Moutoux and Pierce Robson. Funeral services will be held at North Eston Church of Christ conducted by Rev H Archer on May 15 at 2:00 PM after private home services.
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Pierce
C. Pierce
Annamee Hathawer
Eaton Center
Blanche Moute
Sylvia C. Pierce
Sents Moutoux
Pierce Robson
North Eston Church of Christ
H. Archer
Obituary: Madison L Craft 81 of Geneva Ohio
Madison L Craft 81 died at home after a month long illness in Ohio He was born in Columbus County Ohio March 18 18s and lived in Geneva for seventeen years He was a carpenter and Methodist at West View Survived by widow three sons Elmer Frank Bert all of Geneva and fifteen grandchildren Friends may call at Brure Funeral Homes funeral arrangements incomplete
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Madison
L Craft
Ueety Bee
France
Toumbus County
Ohio
Sears Asc
West View
Humao
Elmer
Frank
Bert
Geneva
Lorain Wool Growers Expect Higher Wool Prices
Lorain County wool growers report shipments to the Ohio Wool Growers Association with an expected advance of 17 cents per pound, more than double last year’s average. Last year Lorain producers averaged 12 to 15 cents, and thousands of pounds are being sent to Columbus as shipments continue.
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Lorain Vourt Wool Growers’ Association
Wau
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
Lucy
Fisc ‘Uy
Ad- Vale
Igur Cemle
Lorain
Ohio Legislature Debates Tax Plans and Bills
Lawmakers resume after a six week recess with debate over sales tax changes and a coupon removal. Senators Lewis criticizes the coupon proposal while Republicans plan further caucus on administration taxation. Proposals include tax exemptions for interurban railways, road funding reallocations, and wage standards for women and minors.
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Lewis
Senate
Cassidy
Cuyahoga
Ander
Repreevati
Canidae Advertistae
Gradison
Hamilton
O'Neill
Summit
State Industrial Commission
Pringle
Gillespie
Ohio State University
Haynes
Coshocton
Secretary of State
Students Of Ten Nations To Take Part In Program
Oberlin Ohio May 1 Inter National Night program opens at the James Brand House with 14 nation groups represented. Performances include Hawaiian melodies, a native dance, Japanese tableau Welcome America and a brass quartet. Directors Elenore Wed and Marie Jeanne Lataurine Johns lead the committees with Galaxy Walkingstick Betty Davis and Charles F. Free. No admission charge.
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Oberlin
Mav
Cosmopolitan
James Brand House
Myr. Vyasak
Ato Tose Oberian
Marita
America
Brass Quartet
Elenore 21
Mme
Marie Jeanne Lataurine - Johns- Madsine Wrilemson
Inama Tusaki
France
Latin America
Hawaii
Si Yamasi
Japan
Hsuek-Jen Wang
China
David Art
India
Havlin Wee
Korea
Aine
Eiisne
Alfreda Bistemente
Paalinbines
Marierie Stinson
Galen Walkingstick
Betty Davis
Charlies
United States
Pus
Oberlin Women’s Club Garden Tour Postponed by Rain
The Garden Department of the Oberlin Women’s Club met with Mrs. W. G. Caske at her East College home for a brief meeting then toured several garden locations. The group visited P. D. Steman C. H. Yorom G. A. Richards and President E. Hins before gathering at Barrows House where rain halted further visits.
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Oberlin Women’s Club
Yuesterday
W. G. Caske
East College Street
Unge
P. D. Ste Man
C. H. Yorom
G. A. Richards
Pres. E. Hins
Ther
Barrows House
Befose
Cardens
Inspector Contends For Deputy to Prevent Conflicts
A city official argues for a deputy Building Inspector to avoid conflicts when the inspector is also a builder. He notes the need for expertise in construction, electrical, plumbing, and heating codes, plus familiarity with state and local building rules. The proposal would reduce inspector self-interest and ensure qualified oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Fire
Depuy
Mrs Nipps Hosts Next Barrows House Meeting
Mrs Nipps of Barrows House will be hostess to this department at their next regular meeting, continuing the group’s routine in the local club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nipps
Barrows House
Senior Piano Recital Tonight by Virginia Harper
Miss Virginia Harper of the Overiin Conservatory of Music presents a senior piano recital at 7 30 in Warner Hall The program features The River by Palmegren with a colorful orchestration to be performed by the Conservatory orchestra plus works by Bach Saint Saens Beethoven Brahms and Chopin.
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Wieel
Virginia Harper
Overiin Conservatory of Music
Rene
Warner Ha Atl
Palmegren
Conservatory
Beethoven Brahms
Chopin
Mothers Day Tea Hosted by Opal Tidines Home
The annual Mother’s Day tea was held Sunday afternoon at Mrs Opal Tidines home. The rooms were attractively decorated with pink and white and the younger mothers gave the afternoon program. Refreshments were served and each guest received a potted plant as a token from the Young Mother’s Club.
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Opal Tidines
Oberlin Exchange Club Plans Ladies Night at Inn
Ernest Nicholas of California presented a program at the Oberlin Exchange Club meeting yesterday. The club voted to hold a Ladies Night next Monday evening with Gauner at the Oberlin Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Nicholas
California
Listler
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin
Memorial See Club
Gauner
Oberlin Inn
Y Bay
IT M T M Club Hosts Card Games at Woodland Ave Home
The IT M T M Club enjoyed a gathering last evening at Mrs A McGrann's Woodland avenue home with card games and refreshments. Mrs George Jackson will host the next meeting on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McGrann
Woodland Avenue
George Jackson
Triangle Club Dance for E. P. Members at Vermilion-on-the-Lake
The Triangle Club sponsors a dance for E. P. members and invited guests on Thursday evening May 18 at Vermilion-on-the-Lake club house. Only presenting vouchers will be admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club
E. P
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Mrs Roy Jackson Hosts Townsend Road Farm Club Meet
Mrs Roy Jackson of South Professor Phest entertains the Townsend Road Farm Club of Norwalk for an all day meeting on Thursday May 18. Mrs Julia Jones and Miss Elizabeth Hil Stent spend the weekend with Julia Jones's son Robart Jones in Bay Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Jackson
Professor Phest
Townsend Road Farm Club
Norwalk
Julia Jones
Elizabet Hil Stent
Robart Jones
Bay Village
Young Men's Club Elects Officers
New officers were elected for the Y M C A club for the 1993 34 season at a recent meeting. Leonard Kiss was named president, Marion Creauder vice president, Seward Black secretary treasurer W O McClernan was re elected secretary and treasurer, and William Henry serjeant at arms. Two new officers will assume duties next fall. The club plans a golf tournament and dinner at Columbia Hills Country Club and the Ladies petty at Camp Isses Kes on the Vermilion River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil H
Young Mens Club
Luib
Leonard Kiss
Ro J Fitch Marion Creauder
Syevendina Seward Black
William Henry
F. A. Eaton
W. O. McClernan
Columbia Hills Country Club
Camp Issses-Kes
Vermilion River
Twins Born in Transit and Hospital Births
In Cleveland on May 165, Mrs. Bertha Miller, 26, welcomed one day old twins Donald and Carlton. Donald was born in a police ambulance en route to a hospital with no physician present. Carlton was born after the mother arrived at the hospital.
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Cleveland. O
Donald
Carlton
Bertha Miller
Council Discusses Fire Department Costs and Savings
Councilman Carl Curtis notes the local fire department records show a lower expense than many cities and urges consideration of cost reduction. W G Smith backs the report, praising the economy committee for reviewing his earlier cost findings and pushing for an electrical survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Curtis
Curtis
W. G. Smith
City permits set fees for building, plumbing and wiring
The ordinance sets about 4 dollars for certain permits and about 3 dollars each for electrical and plumbing permits. It covers plans inspection, issuance of permits, and multiple inspections including building plumbing heating and wiring, requiring at least 12 inspections. Mayor W. H. VanOster signs the veto notice.
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W. H. VanOster
Y M C A Camp Near Elyria to Open June 12
Elyria Lorain county Y M C A camp on the Vermilion River opens its 1933 season June 12 with five groups planned for ten day stays. Boys and a girls group cover ages 8 to 14 across periods through July 4. Improvements include trees donated by Guy B Findley, recindered lanes, and ready swimming facilities. 24 boys have signed to attend.
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Iss-See-Kes
Elyria
MM. C. A
Vermilion River
Wittel Spectral
Creoup
Witch
YO W. GC. A
Lorain County
Eleht
Tae Girts
Tae Y W
Urs
E Yorta
Loran County
Amare
Guy B. Findley
Y. M. C A. Board of
Commissioners Seek New Buyers for Bonds
County officials search markets for 38.5 million in poor relief bonds with no bids. If unsold the bonds may go to the State Industrial Commission or State Teners Retirement Fund under law. Sales aim to cover an excise tax on public utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Industrial Commission
State Teners Retirement Fund
RLFL
Toledo Liquor Conspiracy Leader Sentenced
Yonrie Lieavoli, convicted as the leader of a major Toledo liquor conspiracy, was sentenced by Judge George P. Hahn in Federal Court to two years in prison and a $4000 fine with bail set at $12,900 pending appeal.
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Tolendo
Warth Thome
Yonrie Lieavoli
Aso
Toledo
Death of Lar C G Chapman At Garretsville Attorney
Ravenna Ohio May 18 Lar C G Chapman 3% Garretsville attorney died in a hospital here Monday from a paralytic stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
G. Chapman
Garretsville
Costs Compared for City Versus Township Residents in Elyria
Curtis compares annual costs for a 39000 property showing city resident costs for taxes water gas electricity and fire insurance versus township rates. He notes added Elyria benefits like fire police sewer and rubbish collection. Council votes but county commissioners hold final decision, with several members excused.
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Curtis
Elyria Elyria
K.W.H
Elyria
Anna Kennedy
Walter Kohn
Ed. Notley
Ernest Birch
W. D. Taylor
Leonard Smith
Carl Curtis
W. G. Smith
O. E. Rankin
Cleveland market report shows steady prices across line
Market steady with receipts and values for dairy and feeds. Prices listed include spring flour wheat at 6.00, hard winter at 3.90 to 6.00, hay No 1 timothy at 10.00 per ton, clover 12.00, straw at 7.30, alfalfa around 12.00, and various meal and cottonseed products with fluctuating quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Leehorn
Heave Brotlers
Leguern Broters
Turhkers Foe
Uld Roosters
Povatues
Michigan
New York
SS. News ST
Unsure OCR Fragments Describe Local Scene or Items
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various terms like valves pipes streets wards and objects such as sugar, rumor of injuries and sprains. No coherent names, dates, places, or events form a clear news item.
Auto collision damages Acear driven on Taylor Street
A car pulled from a curb and struck Acear driven by do oC Praser at 186 Hamilton Street yesterday afternoon causing damages. Police report follows.
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Acear
Do Oc
Praser
Hamilton Atrest
Taylor Street
Thaser
Nahio Report
Plea and Fine in Petit Larceny Case
Larry O'Toole pleaded guilty to petit larceny before Major W. S. Van Oster yesterday afternoon and was fined ten dollars plus costs. He had originally pleaded not guilty. Patrolman C. E. Barnhart arrested him for stealing baseball gloves from Sears Roebuck Company store on Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry O'Toole
W. S. van Oster
Orginails
C. E. Barnhart
Sears Racepuck Company
Broad Sepcet
Roosevelt Addresses World Rulers on Disarmament and Peace
President Roosevelt urged rulers of the world to pursue concerted action for disarmament and economic restoration. He warned of failed disarmament efforts and called for immediate reductions of offensive weapons while promoting global cooperation at Geneva and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hitler
Roosevelt
Tay
United States
Thes
Geneva
London
Peti
Rooorvelt
Hoover
Italy
Uenton
Agricultural prices and feed stock report
The column lists prices for wheat corn oats hay and alfalfa by grade and form, including No 3 yellow corn around 51-Target range and No 2 yellow corn price estimates, spring wheat and winter oats prices, hay rates per ton, feed meal prices, and miscellaneous stock feeds with assorted tonnage and per cent notes. It reflects market quotes from the Cleveland grain exchange.
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Sixth Ward Democratic
Mmagon
Middle Ave
Fifth Street
Madison L. Craft
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Paget
Exchange Club
CLUB
Briffs
Young Men’s Club
Robert H. Goacher
Wora Secretaas
Commissionero Oc
Cleveland Livestour
Fee
Havanwly
Strata
Gora
Sprain
Eleyel and Gratn
Clevelard Gratin
Ioel de Hay
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
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