Senate weighs new sales tax measures amid Decoration Day break
Washington May 24. The Senate in a nine hour session weighed replacing luxury taxes with a general manufacturer sales tax and levies in a 1 million dollar plan. A vote on the sales tax was possible today. If not completed, a regular session would begin Monday after Decoration Day. The panel approved a 10 percent tax on fur sales and other levies raising millions in revenue.
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Washington
Senate
Howell
Veterans on last lap of journey to march for bonus
In Ohio 295 World War Veterans left Zanesville bound for Washington to press a bonus bill. Routed by 35 Ohio National Guard and State Highway trucks, the group will pass through Circleville Lancaster and Zanesville with Wheel 7 West Virginia as the first stop. Governor White ordered transport to the Pennsylvania line. Crowd cheer at every town as the "Bonus Brigade" signals its march. the party camped at the Zanesville Fair Grounds Friday night with meals cooked onsite.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Washington
Portland
Ore
Ohio National Guard
Ohio Hill Country
W. Va
Overnor George White
Pennsylvania
Washington Courthouse
Circleville
Lancaster
Zanesville Fair Grounds
Two Are Granted Probations By Judge Thompson
Howard Mercer and Edmond Manuel received probation from Judge W B Thompson after admitting theft of merchandise worth 4 from a grocery store on Middle Avenue. They were probationed to Detective Lloyd Sweet for two years. The prosecutor did not press the probation. YOUNGSTOWN CHEST GOES OVER THE TOP May 28 Community Fund drive ends over goal with 251,479 pledged, 1,479 over target. Britain’s non stop freight train covers 191 miles from London to Liverpool.
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Howard Mercer
Edmond Manuel
W. B. Thompson
Middle Avenue
Lloyd Sweet
Pa 2
Youngstown
Britain
London
Liverpool
Elyria Library Closed Monday for Memorial Day Observance
A Elyria Library closure is announced for Memorial Day. The notice states the library will be closed all day Monday.
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Elyria
Distribution Of Fish And Eggs Announced
Lorain county Game and Fish Association announced state distribution of 1650 fish and 20 pheasant egg settings in Lorain county. Farmers who applied will receive pheasant eggs with the state paying 1.25 dollars per chick. unawarded names kept on file for next year. Fish allocations include 200 catfish and 200 bullheads to Wellington reservoir, 900 catfish to the west branch of the Black River, and 200 smallmouth bass 100 rock bass and 50 black bass in Rocky River.
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Lorain County
Wellington
West Branch
Black River
Rocky River
Death Record for Ethel Louise Caywood in Elyria
The death of Miss Ethel Louisa Caywood aged 19 occurred Friday at 2 15 PM at Pleasant View Sanitarium. She had been ill since 1930 while a junior at Elyria High School and is survived by parents, three sisters, four brothers, and a grandfather. Funeral arrangements with Sudro Funeral Home include burial in Ridge Lawn Cemetery.
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Ethel Louise Caywood
Ethel Louisa Caywood
Lake Avenue
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Quarrelsome Lovers Duel. Jailed After Arrest
Duce Dallas of 165% Northrup Street faced Mayor W H Van Oster after arraignment for assaulting Lulu Wilson at the same address. Dallas was fined five dollars and sentenced to ten days in jail. The pair, described in police records as quarrelsome lovers, have a history of incidents including a prior knife injury episode involving Quarrel.
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Duce Dallas
Northrup Street
W. H. van Oster
Lulu Wilson
Senators Demand Return of Stock Transfer Tax
Senator Dill denounces the New York stock exchange as a parasite and urges the Senate to restore the 1 percent minimum stock transfer tax to the 1933 tax bill, reversing a committee recommendation. In Berlin, clashes between hunger marchers and police leave four dead and many wounded in the Rhineland.
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Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Senator Dill
Dem
Senate
House
Berlin
Eleast
Rhineland
Edward F Swift Dies In Apartment Fall In Chicago
Edward F Swift chairman of Swift & Co. dies after a fall from a sixth floor window at his North State Parkway apartment near Lincoln Park. Witnessed by his chauffeur Harry Dice, Swift had planned a Europe vacation due to ill health and left affairs in excellent condition.
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Chicago
Edward F. Swift
Swift & Co
Charles Henry Swift
Europe
Swift
North State Parkway
Lincoln Park
Packer
Harry Dice
Court Actions Include Auto Crash Suit and Divorces
Charles Decker sues Otto West Hast Cleveland for 3000 damages from an auto accident. Lloyd Smith Stop 48 Lorain seeks divorce from Clara for gross neglect of duty. Benjamin Sidaway Avon Lake granted divorce from Irma. decree awarded by Judge A R Webber.
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Charles Decker
Otto West
Cleveland
Lloyd Smith
Lorain
Clara
Benjamin Sidaway
Avon Lake
Irma
A R. Webber
Guests Enjoy Rodeo Friday at Lorain County Fairgrounds
Patients of the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children and residents of the Children's Home at Oberlin Elyria Home for the Aged and the Lorain County Home were guests of the management of the Rodeo yesterday at the Lorain County Fair grounds for an afternoon and evening program.
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Gates Hospital For
Children’s Home
Oberlin
Elyria Home
Lorain County
Lorain County Fair Grounds
Oberlin Road Farewell Reception for Prof and Mrs Ward
East Oberlin community hosted a farewell reception at the church parlor for Professor and Mrs Ward last Friday. Committee members were Mrs J E Ford Cassie Hare Mrs P D Hubbard and Mrs Gar McRoberts. The event featured games songs and light refreshments as the Wards prepare for a fifteen month Europe tour.
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East Oberlin
Ward
J. E. Ford
Cassie Hare
P. D. Hubbard
Gar McRoberts
Prof
Pig with two snouts from Kenton owned by Ora Allen
A Kenton resident, Ora E. Allen, owns a pig with two snouts. The animal has an extra trunk-like snout between its eyes and is described as unusually large but in perfect health.
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Kenton
Ora E. Allen
Measles surge reported by Elyria Board of Health
Measles became a dominant issue in Elyria during May with 134 new cases in the month, the highest monthly total seen. Whooping cough also rose but is subsiding with 301 cases this year. Nurses logged 728 visits to measles cases, 276 of them for measles.
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Elyria
Health Department
City Health
Kathryn Fulton
Ethel Agate
E. G. Curtiss
G. W. Savage
F. H. Williams
Curtis Indicted by Grand Jury in Lindbergh Hoax
Hopewell N J May 28 A Hunterdon County grand jury in Flemington returned an indictment charging John Hughes Curtis with obstructing processes of justice in the Lindbergh kidnapping case The Norfolk boat builder who admitted a hoax on the Lindbergh family by his story of alleged contacts with the kidnapers has been held in the Ple mington jail since his arrest Three witnesses testified to Curtis hoax last week and the case was presented to the grand jury.
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Hopewell
WN. J
John Hughes Curtis
Hunterdon County
Flemington
Norfolk Boat Builder
Lindbergh
Plemington
Curtis
Elyria Symphony to Play at Memorial Service in Capitol Theatre
Carlisle report notes Elyria Symphony Orchestra under Arthur Giles will perform at a Memorial Service Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in Capitol Theatre. Miss Dolores Resor, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Resor of East River Road, is convalescing after operative treatment at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Other items mention local gatherings, guests, and church activities in La Porte and surrounding areas.
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Elyria
Dolores Resor
John Resor
East
River Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Spaeth
Chestnut Ridge
Carl Herschman
Solon
Walter Cornish
LaVerne
Maxine
Sean C. Ward
Butternut Ridge
John White
Edward White
Flint
Michigan
Charles Greens
East River Road
Clarence W. Vincent
East Avenue
Clarksfield
Katherine Spurrier
Cleveland
LaPorte
Oberlin bands to form Ohio college federation
Oberlin is to host a June 2 banquet where about seventy five members from the Women's band Concert band and Marching band will be joined by directors and guests from six other Ohio colleges. A federation of Ohio college bands will be organized to stimulate band activity across the state.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Ohio
C. W. Savage
Ohio College and University Band Federation
Oberlin Business Men Discuss Summer Sales Program
Twenty five Oberlin Business Men's Club members met at the Oberlin Inn last evening. The sole topic was the Summer Sales program with plans similar to last year including special bargain days and prize awards each Saturday night. A complimentary concert by the Oberlin High School band was announced for Saturday evening June 4 from 7 20 to 9 30 on campus at the square.
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Oberlin Business Men'a Club
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin High School
Aquere
Marionette show entertains guests at Miss Allen home
Julia Severance hosted thirty guests for a Marionette performance titled Weather featuring Mr Sunny Mr Rainy and a weather prophet at East College street home of Miss Allen yesterday refreshments of lemonade and cookies were served The Cen tennial Parent-Teacher Association will meet Tuesday evening May 1 at 7 30 Miss Binns will talk on Paraguay and present a musical program
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Julia Severance
Miss Allen
East College Street
Sunny
Rainy
1. A
Centennial
Parent-Teacher Association
Funeral Rites Held for Geo Wilson at Home
Funeral services for Geo Wilson who died Wednesday night at his West College Street home were conducted at 2 30 this afternoon by George Sedgeman. Interment is planned for Westwood Cemetery. Various local residents attended brief services and family members joined in afterwards at the home.
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Amherst
Frank Ray
South Main Street
Cleveland Street
Geo. Wilson
West College Street
George Sedgeman
Westwood Cemetery
Rabbit And Cavy Show At Lorain County Fair Grounds
Rabbits and cavies from 14 cities have entered the Fourth Annual Rabbit and Cavy summer show to be held at the Lorain County Fair Grounds. Entries close tomorrow at 9 am with judging starting at 9:30 am. Judges include G I Loose A H Bentz C W Benjamin H V Dingman Walter Page J C Davis Nellie Selby and J C Hazelton. Awards cover 80 rabbit varieties with six classes per breed. A junior club for ages 10 to 18 is featured along with a noon program and afternoon sports events.
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Lorain County Fair Grounds
Elyria
Lorain
Norwalk
Canton
Cleveland
Parma
Ashtabula
Uhrichsville
Dennison
New Philadelphia
Paroesville
Bedford
Toledo
Musical and social notes from Elyria area gathering
Mrs Brevoort hosted an evening of musical saw selections with Reverend Karl Meister introducing the talk on Pep and Go. Elyria residents Reverend and Mrs Meister Dr and Mrs H M Fetcalf and Mrs L C Brevoort attended. Nearby guests included Max Chapman Oberlin and The Acker and Chapman families. Four-H Club members weighed, measured and pledged, with a shrub fundraiser approved for school grounds. Visitors stayed with local families across Elyria La Porte and Butternut Ridge Road areas.
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Brevoort
Karl Meister
Elyria
Meister
H. M. Fetcalf
L. C. Brevoort
Addie Summerton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gratton Road
Edward LeBlank
Cleveland
George W. Acker
Butternut Ridge Road
Max Chapman
Oberlin
Eric D. Chapman
Hedges
D. K. Beedle
Hast Avenue
Ella Chaffee
Akron
H. F. Haas
Indian Hollow Road
Robert Miller
Bucyrus
Elizabeth Ritchie
Walkinsburg
Pennsylvania
J. S. Cunningham
la Porte
Rollie Bloodwell
Reed Landphair
Peter Christensen
Butternut Ridge
John Vinberg
Martha Seckt
Cyril Smith
Geraldine
Earl
Leon C. Ward
Vernon Lawrence
Toledo
Amherst Commencement Honors Fourteen Graduates
Fourteen members of the 1932 graduating class received diplomas at a Thursday evening commencement in the school auditorium. Rev James Lyon gave the invocation Norma Merchant delivered the valedictory Ruth Willis the salutatory. Principal C E Duff presented the graduates and P A Mori the diplomas. In a separate item Mr and Mrs Harmon Mathas hosted the Four K and M Club at their home with eight bridge games. High scores went to Mrs Alvan Brown and Clarence Kern. consolation prizes to Mrs Henry Kolb and Steve Colman. A luncheon followed for sixteen guests. A memorial day notice urged participants in the parade to assemble at the town hall Monday at 8:45 am for the march to the cemetery.
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South Amherst
Hoya
James Lyon
Norma Merchant
Misa Ruth Willis
C. E. Duff
P. A. Mori
Harmon Mathas
Alvan Brown
Clarence Kern
Henry Kolb
Steve Colman
Markets and notices from Cleveland area page
Markets cover produce with Ohio New York Pennsylvania and Maine items. Asparagus cucumbers lettuce and other veg prices listed. grain flour and feed quoted. fruit auction sales and Chicago Minneapolis Toledo quotes included. church notices and local events noted. public schools closing for summer. Memorial Day speaker announced.
La Grange to Host Decoration Day Baseball Match
La Grange hosts an afternoon baseball game on Decoration Day at 2 80 p m between local Sheldon Lumber Company and the Elyria Merchants. La Grange lineup includes Ford Hastings Alden Hopkins Myles Spicer Arthur Gouldie Edward Beythin Herbert Kolinski Herman Scholl Willard Wolcott Merle Hastings Olwyn Foster Harmon Sheldon. Also notes visits and local happenings including Mrs G L Gottlett visiting Cincinnati daughter La Verda. Miss La Verda to give violin pupil recital. Rosalie M Adame from Oberlin Kindergarten School to spend weekend. Elyria visitors to local, Miss Helen Zeroll working in Elyria. Yeo men’s block lease and new meat market plans. June 5 Brush in Columbus. Charles Pomery recovering from scarlet fever.
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Mondat LA Grange
Sheldon’s Lumber Company
Elyria Merchants
la Grange
Ford Hastings
Alden Hopkins
Myles Spicer
Arthur Gouldie
Edward Beythin
Herbert Kolinski
Herman Scholl
Willard Wolcott
Merle Hastings
Olwyn Foster
Harmon Sheldon
Helen Zeroll
Elyria
Adrian Jackson
Mr. Abbey
Belder
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Oberlin Ave
North Ridge
Township Line
Western Reserve
EB. J. Stankard
East River Street
Baby Beal
Barbara Ann
William Beal
Sixteenth Street
Taylor Funeral Home
RE. J. Bond
Murray Ridge Cemetery
Stock Exchange
Oberlin Road
H. H. Edmonds
LaGrange High School
High School
Elmer Rothwell
Mary
Karl Krueger
Ashland
Joan Emerick
Frank Krueger
Tom Standen
Charles M. Daniels
William Parr
D. J. Campbell
Oberlin Hospital
Glynn Norton
William Norton
Pittsfield
Gar Me- Roberts
Lloyd Coats
John Baumann
Herman Baumann
Louisa Wallace
John van Havelyn
John Hardy
William Farr
Board of Health
Salem
Ofc
Oregon
Carlisle
South Pleasant Etreet
Esther Alflen
Ronald Wilbond
Parmelia Allen
Miss
Frank Foster
Charles Barricklow
Order of Eastern Star
Luetta Magruder Ia
Peabody House
North Pleasant Street
Russel Hopkins
Cincinnati
W. G. Edwards
W. R. Richardson
Litchfield
Scudders
George Alexander
Blanche Kelly
Erie
George Kelly
C. D. Herrick
Mittawanga
Henry Hecker
Fair Grounds
Mondey
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
St. John’s Evangelical
C. E. Schmidt
Methodist
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Co. F. Fogel
Christian Endeavor
Wm. Hasselman
TAD S_BUESE
Baskets
Jeveland
California
Florida
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
USS Now
Texas
Alabama
Louisiana
Bliss
U. S
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Toledo Grain
Mr. Brush
Columbus
Mrs. Hamberger
Charles Pomery
Albany
McPherson Post
O'Donnell
Acme
Elyria, Ohio
Middle Ave
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