Funds Spent in Ohio Campaigns Reported
The Taft campaign committee disclosed spending 144,472 for Taft in his Senate race against Democrat Robert Bulkley in Ohio. Bulkley’s committee reported 15,748 in expenditures. Additional state committee funds attributed to Taft bring total direct and encumbered costs to 37,236, with 16,780 in contributions to Taft and 21,784 to Bulkley. The Republican national group also funneled 1,100 into Ohio races, including 1,500 to Clarence J. Brown and 1,000 to four other candidates. Democrats reported 2,950 to Ohio, including 2,000 to Bulkley.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Senate Today
Taft
Robert J. Bulkley
Ohio
Bulkley
John H. Clippinger
Taft Committee
Senate
Edwin R. Halsey
Republican State Campaign Committee
State Committee
Taft Organization
H. H. Timken
Canton
Louise T. Semple
Cincinnati
David S. Ingalls
Cleveland
Navy
Republican State Central Committee
National Republican Organization
House
Republican
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Arthur Aleshire
Springfield
Brown
Senator Bulkley
Aft
Ates
William E. Hess
Herbert S. Bigeallow
Republican National Con
Chit Clevenger
Averagyan
Frank C. Kniffin
Noleon
Kniffin
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Lawy
Constitut Workshop
Lothis
Resek de” Aleshire
Aes Vo
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Youngs
Iown
Republican Committeee
Micheal J. Kirwan
Youngstown
Frederick C. Smush
Marion
Brooks Fletcher
Dr. Smith
J Homer A Ramey
Toledo
John F. Hunter
Democrat
Republican Committee
Hunter
National Democratic Committee
Ohe
Democratic Congressional Committee
Byron
William L. Fiesinger
Sandusky
Dudley A. White
Norwalk
P. W Griffiths
Marietta
Democratic Committee
William R. Thom
Canton Democrat
William Ashbrook
Johnstown
Ohio wine makers form group to advertise products
Cleveland, Nov. 2. Several hundred Ohio vintners and grape growers formed the Ohio Wine Growers Association to expand Ohio's $100 million wine industry. The group plans a cooperative state wide campaign and a national drive to promote Ohio made wines. The move follows a challenge by federal alcohol administrator W. S Alexander to expand markets for wines produced in Ohio and elsewhere.
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Cleveland
W. S Alexander
Ohio
Ohio Wine Growers Association
A. J. Carpenter
Alexander
California Wine Institute
America
Otter
Chin
Union
France
Germany
Delaware
Real Estate Entry by M. F. Fey in Elyria Building
M F Fey announced entering the real estate business with offices in the Elyria Savings and Trust Co building while remaining building manager there. The energetic report details political contributions across several districts, naming candidates and amounts from Republican and Democratic committees and other contributors in the 19th through 15th districts.
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Mc. Fey
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Fey
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Exchange Club Plans For Hobby Show In Elyria
The Elyria Exchange Club held a luncheon where Leonard Wagner of Day's Music Store discussed stamp collecting as a hobby. He highlighted its educational value, the potential financial worth of collections, and announced plans for a citywide hobby show in December at the MCA Building with four exhibitor divisions and public voting.
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Elyria Exchange Club
Leonard Wagner
Day
Wagner
New York
Exer Son
Amm
Sports Amother Group
Exchange Club
Ard
MCA
Wermen Boys
Gorls
Plans for Lorain Poultrymen Banquet Discussed Friday Night
Plans for the Lorain county poultrymen's banquet to be held this month will be discussed at a meeting of the county World's Poultry Congress Committee at the Elyria YMC A Friday night. The banquet aims to provide poultrymen and others more information on the Poultry Congress to be held in Cleveland next summer. Denmark has increased its taxation of income from apartment houses.
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Lorain County
County World's Poultry Congress Committee
Elyria Y. MC. A
Cleveland
Arthur Kallet to Lecture Here On November 14
Arthur Kallet and lecture committee announce a talk at Elyria High School auditorium on November 14 at 8:30 PM. He co authored 100 000 Guinea Pigs and Counterfeit and will discuss The Great American Guinea Pig. Proceeds support a dental fund for Elyria children and tickets are on sale at Central Book Store.
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Elyria High School
Arthur Kallet
Elyria Woman’s Club
Kallet
Mary K. Miller
Community Chest
Theodore Seward
Lawrence H. Webber
KaHet
Elyria
Don W. Myers
Mabel Ellis
Seward
Joseph Q. Petro
Central Book Store
Death of Harry Heldmyer prompts funeral at home
Funeral services for Harry Heldmyer aged 30 will be held Wednesday at 3 PM from his home 33 Fifth Street with Dr William Muir Auld officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. He died Monday at 1 AM at the home of Mr and Mrs A Hannaford 331 Esstheet. Born Elyria March 13 1888 he resided here. He was with Alsare company for years. Survived by sisters Mrs Florence Hannaford Elyria and Leona Tyler Los Angeles a grandson Harry Heldmyer of Jefferson City MO, and many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Nichols Funeral Home until Wednesday morning when body moved to 331 Fifth Street.
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Harry Heldmyer
Fifth Street
William Muir Auld
Ridgelawn
Heldmyer
A. Mo Hannaford
Elyria
Alsaare Company
Florence Hannaford
Leona Tyler
Los Angeles
Jefferson City
Nichols Funeral Home
331
Attendance Grows At Tabernacle Revival Meetings
The Full Gospel Tabernacle reports strong interest after seven weeks of revival. Evangelist Trwin E Ade outlines nightly topics this week including I Will Pour Out My Spirit upon All Flesh on Tuesday and What was Paul's Thorn in the Flesh on Friday. Special children's meeting and music planned. baptismal arrangements next Sunday. services open to the public.
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Full Gospel Tabernacle
Trwin E. Ade
Paul
Ohio Governor Defends Pensioners in Social Security Spat
The governor vows swift full answers from the Social Security Board and says Ohio will protect age pensioners as long as funds last. He challenges critics who claim Ohio misuses funds and denounces what he calls dirty politics surrounding pre primary ridings.
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Social Security Board
Ohio
Asong
Non-Partisan Council Set to Expel Alleged Communist Group
Lorain County Non-Partisan Council faces a demand at tonight’s meeting to expel an alleged Communist group operating as a labor organization. Albert F. Balock, chairman, says a report on the investigation will be presented and delegates may be unseated for undemocratic activities. The session at the Eagles Temple starts at 7:30 P.M. with labor representatives urged to attend.
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Lorain County
Eagles Temple
Lorain
Albert F. Balock
Balock
Lodi Street Man Pleads Not Guilty
William Fallon of 507 Lodi Street pleads not guilty at arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on a driving while intoxicated charge. He is held on $100 bond pending trial after being arrested on Lodi Street at 11 50 p m yesterday by Patrolmen L D Brown and James Boggs.
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William Fallon
Lodi Street
Joseph Q. Petro
L. D. Brown
James Boggs
Building Inspector Issues 22 Permits in October
Hart Dickason released his October monthly report showing 22 permits issued, including five new dwellings. The $25,055 estimated improvements encompass five dwellings, five plumbing, 35 electrical, two heating and five other permits, with total fees of 57770.
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Hart Dickason
Hst
Court actions filed in Lorain area court docket
The City Bank Company of Lorain filed suit today against Andrew Komer et al for 1613 dollars and sought foreclosure of Lorain property. Rosella Nahm filed suit today against Bank W Baird for 282.73 dollars for alleged due room and board. Freda Miller of 123 Caroline Street Elyria filed for divorce from Henry Miller on grounds of neglect and cruelty. They were married in Germany in 92. She seeks restoration of her former name Freda Morgner.
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City Bank Company of
Liorain
Andrew Komer
Lorain
Rosella
Bank W. Baird
Reom and Board
Freda Miller
Caroline, Street
Elyria
Henry Miller
Germany
Freda Morgner
Club Sees Films Of Football Games
Music and football shared attention at the Y M C A Young Men's Club meeting. The Guys harmonica band led by Carl Gleason performed with improvised percussion. Roy B Clymer and Richard Baumhardt showed film clips of Elyria Lakewood and Elyria Cleveland Heights games. Members voted to attend the Community Chest dinner on November 4.
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Guys
Carl Gleason
Elyria- Lakewood
Elyria
Cleveland Heights
Roy B Clymer
Richard Baumhardt
Community Chest
Two Minor Accidents Reported To Police
Two minor accidents were reported to police yesterday. Mrs Clifford Warren of 425 Eleventh Street had front fender and bumper damage in a collision at 845 pm near Middle Avenue and Fourth Street. Mike Kazmieczak of Grafton sustained a damaged fender on Court Street at 7 pm in a crash with a Lorain Transit Line Bus driven by L M Russell of Lorain.
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Clifford Warren
Eleventh Street
Middle Avenue
Fourth Street
Mike Kazmieczak
Grafton
Court Street
Lorain
L. M Russell
Oberlin Wedding Bridges Teal Gown And Newport Charm
Nov 1 in Oberlin reports the home wedding of Johanna Larine Van Heuveln to Ned LeMar Gott at 3 pm. The ceremony conducted by Rev. David Davids featured a teal blue princess gown with burgundy accents. The couple planned a southern state trip and will reside with the groom’s parents after November 1. A pre nuptial shower hosted by Ruth Dawley and Ina Stone presented gifts, as kitchen utensils in Hallowe'en colors. The Oberlin League plans “teas for ten” as it discusses league affairs and plans. The Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon featured Attorney Hubbard Wilcox outlining a proposed Supreme Court judge election amendment and new county judge selection method. A Community Chest manager search was announced by Ira L Porter and James C McCullough. First Church forum titled Tariffs and Other Trade Barriers led by Prof Paul S Peirce to discuss tariff wisdom ahead of the November 12 plebiscite.
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Oberlin
John van Heuveln
South Street
Johanna Larine
Ned LeMar Gott
N. L. Gott
David Davids
Sullivan
van Heuveln
Ruth Dawley
Ina Stone
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Ion
Hubbard Wilcox
Elyria
Wilcox
Supreme Court
James Brand
Paul S. Peirce
Oberlin High to Meet Clearview in Postseason Game
Oberlin High School will battle Clearview High in a postseason clash on November 11 Armistice Night under Morrisfield lights. Proceeds go to the soldiers monument fund. Clearview is undefeated with one remaining league match against Medina to decide the title. Oberlin seeks another Southwestern League crown after a near-perfect season and its final game against Bellevue on November 3.
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Oberlin High School
Clearview High School
Morrisfield
Clearview
Medina
Oberlin
Bellevue
Railroads Abandon 15 Percent Wage Cut Demand
Washington November 1 rail executives likely to drop a 15 percent wage cut in exchange for pro rail aid legislation. Presidents of 139 Class I railroads to meet in Chicago to decide final withdrawal of the cut as work begins on a joint management labor rehabilitation program with Roosevelt administration backing. Factors cited include the emergency fact finding board report, union threat of a national strike, and Roosevelt's offer to back rail legislation in the next Congress. A three member Roosevelt committee will reconvene once the notice is withdrawn.
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Washington
Chicago
Roosevelt
Benham Insurance Agency Moves To 111 Court Street
Benham Insurance Agency relocates to 111 Court Street with long time broker OTE Berhan at the helm. The agency traces its roots to the Pomeroy Agency and has served Elwha for over 11 years, moving to a ground floor location in the business district to improve patron convenience.
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Benham Insurance Agency
Court Street
Elst Insurance Gerry Mirch
Sears Oo
Court
OTE Berhan
Motorcyclist Collides With Car Near Sechrests Injures Wellington Man
Eldon Breever, 23, of Wellington, was treated at Falls Clinic for a knee laceration after his motorcycle hit a car driven by Ethel Sechrest of RD 4 Wellington. Deputy Sheriff Paul Johnson said Julia Sechrest, eight, in the car, had a cut over her left eye. The accident occurred at 845 p.m. yesterday in front of the Sechrest residence.
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Eldon Breever
Wellington
Falls Clinic
Ethel Sechrest
RD 4
Sechrest Residencs
Sherrff
Paul Johnson
Julia Sechrest
Johnson
Cottage Building Permit Issued for 222 Louisiana Ave
Dienason issued a permit yesterday to Neltie Mantle for a one story cottage at 222 Louisiana Avenue. Estimated cost is $2,000. The building will rest on a 12 by 22 foot foundation and is to be built by her brother, Edward Mantle.
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Halt Dienason
Toa Neltie Mantle
Louisiana Avenue
Edward Wlantle
Fined On Charge Of Disorderly Conduct
Frank Dallas of R D 3 Elyr was fined 2 dollars by Mayor Joseph Petra when arraigned this morning on a charge of disorderly conduct at the Eagles dance at 10 25 p m yesterday. He was arrested on a complaint by Dance Inspector Edward Schafer. Joseph Bazar of R D 3 Elyr was also charged and found guilty.
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Frank Dallas
R. D
Elyr
Joseph Petra
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