Roundabout production drives recovery and jobs
An defense of roundabout production explains how depressions hit producers hardest and how employment rises only after producers cut costs, resume operations, and lenders reinvest. Direct relief to consumers is ineffective. true labor aid comes via a chain of producer-led steps that boost raw materials, wages, and demand, culminating in higher employment.
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Gomet
Avon Lake Baccalaureate Service and School Board Actions
Avon Lake hosts baccalaureate exercises at the high school auditorium with music by Evelyn Steck, Rev. A J Hart and Rev. A J Hoyt officiating, and a sermon titled Difficult Decision. The school board hires three teachers Agnes Dally Martha Eckert Agnes Westrick and two music teachers R Grow and Russell Peterson. William Schumeker Jr returns from the University of Alabama. Local businessmen to perform as temporary matrons debutantes and chorus girls for Womanless Wedding on June 11-12.
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Avon Lake
Evelyn Steck
A. J. Hart
Mentor
Br Asemble
Lucy Mawler
A. J. Hoyt
Hoyt
Steck
Agnes Dally
West Mansfield
Salmerville High School
Martha Eckert
Lexington
Ohio State University
Agnes Westrick
Graffion
E. Catisle
Blanche Smart
R. Grow
Russell Peterson
May 28 School Auditorium Dance by Parent-Teacher Association
Congregational church group presents a production produced by a Michigan company. Graduating class members will attend as guests of honor at the dance to be held in the new school auditorium on May 28 at 7:30 p.m. Music by Fred Fey and his orchestra.
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Parent-Teac’h Association
Fred Fey
Gaulish soldiers mock Greek statues at Delphi
The Gaulish barbarian soldiers jeer at the renowned Greek statues of Delphi, an episode noted as proving sculpture’s difficult appeal to uneducated races.
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Delphi
Kipton Senior Play Winners and Memorial Services
Kipton seniors honored with prizes from the junior and senior class plays, Virsa Ober winning best character, Thrredarev seven five EliiT Zan earning best acting. Memorial services held at Kipton Community Church with serenade and sermon titled Love's Keepsake. Various local residents noted for illness visits and winter travel.
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Kipton Communchurch Sunder
Mer
Thomas
Charlies Bayless
Death notices for Sullivan Iowa relatives and guests
Mary Sullivan relative DIF SULLIVAN, Fannie Willis and brother J j learned of their brother Herry Wei Jowa's death. Funeral services held early last week. Miss Fannie Wells in poor health. Mrs. Mary Herward of Cleveland was a guest last week of Mr.
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Iowa
Fannie Wells
Mary Herward
Cleveland
Local residents share visits and moves in weekend notes
Mrs LeRer Taylor hosts and guests include Mrs Herward at Wednesday dinner. Ida Rogers returns home. Mr and Mrs R Peters relocate from Zeigler grocer to Cleveland. Vernon Lencer moves to South Main Street residence of late Mrs Ann Smith. Paul G son and Harry J stay in Lorain with Mr and Mrs Walter Runkle. Faye Taylor and Mrs Streck visit family in Wooster. Donna and June Myers attend Lucas graduation. Myers niece graduates. Koga.
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LeRer Taylor
Herward
Ets Cele
Ida Rogers
R. Peters
Cleveland
Vernon Lencer
Ann Smith
South Main Street
Reseh
Vernon Rance
Paul G
Harry J
Lorain
Walter Runkle
B. E. Ke Falls
Dudley
Dudler
Baick
Faye Taylor
Streck
Wooster
Parens
LeRoy Taylor
Mary Baits
Flora Hacdocks
Viola Haines
McComb
Junior Hess
Ashland
Marr Bails
Herbert Myers
Donna
June
Lucas
Myers
Koga
Nova Appointed Chairman for Memorial Day Plans
In community council actions Mr. Shear was named Memorial Day chairman to organize the Memorial Day services set for Sunday afternoon March 31 at 2 39 oclock. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Painter were honored at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Biedinger with friends and neighbors attending. After house games and contests, luncheon refreshments were served. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J N Fulmer included A P Laneire of Washington DC Earlinger and Mr. and Mrs. Bee Fulmer of Ashland. Monkeys carry stones to crack nuts.
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Nova
Shear
Memorial Dar
Lawrence Painter
Howard Biedinger
Sunder
J. XN. Fulmer
A. P. Eanere
Washington, D. C
Earlinger
Mrs. Bee Fulmer
Ashland
Simple to Sew Fashion Pattern Ad for Teen Wear
An Asst. Professor at Columbia promotes Sunsine Style No. 2349 a spring pattern for sizes 14 16 18 and 34 38 with a sash scarf and wide shoulder gown in grey tub silk and Kelly green. Patterns use cottons linen weaves challis and pique and cost 15 cents pattern and 10 cents fashion book 25 cents pattern and book together order from Chronicle Telegram pattern department 160 Fifth Ave New York.
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Chronicle Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
Bucharest Penal Code Targets Fraudulent Suitors
Romania tightens penalties for lovers who pretend to be wealthy to woo and marry women. The new penal code aims to curb pretended wealth as a tactic in courtship, threatening legal consequences for deceitful suitors.
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Bucharest
Romania
Convicts Decrease in London Over 75 Years
A historical note shows the number of convicts in London prisons declined to about one third of earlier figures over a 75 year review. The report cites the central prison system and the directors overseeing the British penal institutions during that period.
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London
Britsi Row
Contin
Con’ Er
NRS Office To Close For Memorial Day Observance
Lorain County National Reemployment Service office will close Saturday in observance of Memorial Day. Employers may use advance services by contacting manager Charles J. Cromling at his home 7 George Street Elyria Ohio.
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Lorain County
National Reemployment Service
Charles J. Cromling
George Street
Elyria
Ohio
Real Estate Transfers Listed by West View Realty Co
The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company reports transfers including Hugh Wisander et al receiving a property on Alfrich Avenue, Columbia Township. Anna Koethe to Emma M Hartwig on Hillsdale Avenue Lorain. Dorothy E Puls to Louise M Wood on West Eighth Street Elyria. Sheriff deeds to Andwur Mortgage Loan Co for Murray Ridee Road Elyria Township. Deed to Hawthorne Street Elyria. Lorain Heights Allotment Lot 6 Block F. Sheffield Township assigns Asnes Stack to W on West 251 Rain. George W Morris et al to Julia.
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Land Title Guarantee and ‘Trust Company
Court Street
West View Realty Company
Hugh Wisander
Alfrich Avenue
Columbia Township
Anna Koethe
Ecat
Emma M. Hartwig
Hillsdale Avenue
Lorain
Dorothy E. Puls
Louise M. Wood
West Eighth Street
Elyria
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
Murray Ridee Road
Elyria Township
Elyria Township. Sheriff's Deed To Andwur Mortsige Loan Company
Hawthorne Street
Dubsis
Lorain Heights
Sheffield Township
Rain
George W. Morris
Julia
Transfers of Lorain and Elyria properties listed
A series of real estate transfers are recorded, detailing deeds from Meszaros to John Bloch and others on East 20th Street and Lewis Avenue, the Lorain Banking Company to Rey Cornwall, Harbor View Boulevard, and multiple transfers involving the Cleveland Trust Company, East Bridge Street, York Street, Avon Lake Village, and property holdings by George Stutz and Elyria Library among others.
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Meszaros
East 20Th Street
Lorain
Central National Bank of Cleveland
John Bloch
Et al
Lewis Avenue
Lake Village
Lorain Banking Company
Rey Cornwall
Harbor View
Frank Kovacs
Tor George Stutz
East Bridge Street
Elyria
Albert Ralph Novorski
George Stutz
George’ Stutz
East Bridge
Mongoose War Prompts Hawaii Bird Reserve Near Waianae
Hawaiian sportsmen prepare to defend game birds by establishing a large bird reservation near Waianae on Oahu and mounting a campaign to exterminate mongooses that threaten the game birds before the hunters can pursue them.
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Honolulu
Waianae
Oahu Islands
Chen
Relief Workers Local Meets On Tuesdays
The Relief Workers Local No. 1 of EBisris and vicinity holds regular meetings every Tuesday night at 7:39 in the V. F. Wa. hall at 340 E. Broad St. All WPA workers and direct relief clients plus PWA workers and adult family members are eligible for membership in this organization. We speak ill of our neighbors, more from idleness than from inili natere.
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Relief Workers Local No. 1
Ebisris and
V. F. Wa
E. Broad St
WPA
Pwa
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Elyria Savings Bank
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Michigan Theatrical Producing Company
Elizabeth Vacka
Virginia
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Lakewood
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Marguerite
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Perry Taylor
Raymond
William Klinec
Graften
Arthur Hudson
Louis Kent
Anton Stanhofer
Frank Handier
William Echumaker
LeRoy
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Bertha Cooper
Withers
Frank Kingdom
Lake «Ode
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Redmond
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Lake Cottage
Margaret Theisen
Ster
Frances Heckel
W Cent
Harry Wittenberry
Brooklin
Rosalind Mitchell
Carolin Trigal
Jackson
Cleveland &T
Murphy
Saber
John J. Pershirs
France
Grey Ladies of the Hospital and Recreation Service
American Red Cross
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kipton
Otto Buene
Alten Hosmial
Sheznill
Ben Lees
James Lewis
F. E. Weeks
W. C. T. U. Messing Herd
P. Hardin
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S. K. Meek
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Superior
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P. ©. Harding
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Killbuck
Sullivan
Laura L Baldt
Teachers College
Columbia University
W.Y
Shantung
NRS
Sunocoms and Oil
Chuck’s
Chevrolet
E. Bridge St
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Northern Savings & Loan Co
Wrember Federal Home Toall Bank System
Masonic Temple
Relief Workers Local
United Motors and Arvin
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