Rabbis Urge Peace Over Militarism at Conference
More than 100 rabbis from Reform congregations in Cincinnati meet to condemn militaristic attitudes. The committee report urged US leadership in settling war debts, cutting citizen military training and college camps, reducing armaments, and safeguarding wartime convictions for all faiths. They praised Hoover and Stimson for resisting Paris Pact violations in the Far East.
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Mac C. Carrick
Eric
Patt
United States
Hoover
Stimson
Far East
Paris
Man Pleads Guilty To Out Of Season Rabbit Shooting
Dennis Holmes of Oberlin admitted firing on a rabbit out of season in fields south of Oberlin. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs at county jail after arraignment before Justice John Von Blum. Rabbit season opens November 15. Cherrapunji in Assam recorded over 300 inches of rain from June to September.
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Dennis Holmes
Oberlin
Holmes
William F. Holcomb
Grafton
Costa
John von Blum
Cherrapunji
Assam
Socialist Labor Leader To Speak In Lorain Tonight
John P. Quinn national organizer of the Socialist Labor Party will speak at Hotel Antler Lorain corner West Erie and Washington avenues at 7 30 tomorrow evening He has been with the party twenty years and will discuss the industrial low mood and remedies The Ohio law permits only 11 letters in party titles making the Socialist Labor Party appear as the Social Labor ticket on the ballot
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John P. Quinn
Socialist Labor Party
Lorain
Mr. Quinn
Ohio
Social Labor
Busy month ahead for Lorain County rabbit group
The Lorain County Rabbit and Davy Association outlined a packed November plan at Elyria Savings and Trust Building. Members will attend the Ohio Circuit Show in Lima November 17 to 19 and help East Carlisle Four-H Club prepare its school fair exhibit at East Carlisle School Friday night. A birthday party for Mrs. Dorothy Jackson is set for November 9. The next meeting is November 15 at Roy and Mrs. Briggs home on Seventh Street.
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Lorain County Rabbit and Davy Association
Elyria
Roy Briggs
Seventh Street
Police Gun Arsenal to Be Sept in New Case
The police arsenal for Springfield area expands as a new construction will house three army rifles two riot guns and four shotguns officials said Sergeant Arthur Turd noted the older case was too small after adding the rifles. Penfield man Harold Ross fined for intoxication arraigned before Justice Walter H Watts. Flour distribution hours shortened Red Cross to close at 4 pm. Avon man Joe Rados fined for drunk driving and jailed for nonpayment. La Grange School rooms ransacked about 1 taken. Newman Tyree 35 died from burns when a crude oil tank exploded in Racine Ohio.
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Arthur Turd
Gallipolis
Newman Tyree
Pomeroy
Racine
Tyree
Real Estate Transfers From Avon Lake and Elyria
Henry Wurtz transfers property at Lake Road and Woodstock Street in Avon Lake to Talmadge D. Auble. Frank M. Stevens transfers to Ruth Stevens Teller and Herman C. Stevens a quit claim deed to lots 56 and 57 in block 71 Elyria. Mose G. Wilder transfers to Nora S. Wilder a quit claim deed to lot 6 in Eastern Heights subdivision Elyria. Another boatload of fish docked at Little Joe's Diner. It means fish fry tonight. Yours for two hits.
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Henry Wurtz
Talmadge D. Auble
Lake Road
Woodstock Street
Avon Lake
Frank M. Stevens
Ruth Stevens Teller
Herman C. Stevens
Elyria
Mose G. Wilder
Nora S. Wilder
Eastern Heights Land Company
Little Joe’s
Wellington PTA Benefit Event Opens School Program
Nov 3 Wellington hosts first in a series of P T A benefits in the school auditorium featuring a Junior High play, high school music selections, and a parent stunt. Also reported are W R C inspection praise, Sorosis meeting notes, and local social briefs.
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PT. A. Benbetey
Wellington
The
Wellington P. T. A
Prospect P T A discusses school costs and mock election
Oberlin reports from the Prospect Parent-Teacher Association November meeting. Talks by Ohio Education Association official on current education costs, humorous mock presidential election, and acknowledgments to Margaret Barnes and the committee for the day’s program.
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Prospect Parent-Teacher Association
Yanberg
Ohio Education Asociation
Berea
Lloyd Taylor
Seaman
Nilsson
Singleton
Hoover
Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Prinipal
Prospect Thrift Shop Continues at Mrs Gayters Home
At Prospect PT A meeting it was decided the Prospect School Theft Show can continue at 15 East Vine Street. To ease travel for mothers and weather, the shop will be open every morning starting Monday November 4 by appointment for other times. The shop seeks girls dresses and clothing hangers and may sell garments on commission to improve quality.
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Prospect PT. A
Prospect School
Carol Gayters
East Vine Street
Mae Clothing
Women's Group Opens Meeting in Oberlin Hall
The northeast district conference of the Ohio State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs opened at 10:20 on October 36 at the Oberlin Grange hall with Mrs. Margaret Barnes presiding. Due to the illness of Secretary Mrs. T C Lottier Miss Rhoda Johnson of Youngstown was named to act. State president Mrs Leitha Fleming of Cleveland spoke on the group’s work and urged support for the national program ahead of the Chicago meeting in 193?.
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Ohio State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Oberlin Grange Hall
Margaret Barnes
T. C. Lottier
Mias Rhoda Johnson
Youngstown
Leitha Fleming
Cleveland
Chicago
Ohio
Bridge Party Delights T M T M Club. Christmas Plans Made
The T M T M Club enjoyed an evening of bridge hosted by Mrs Paul Morjin South Amherst with Mrs Pierce Amherst as guest. High score won by Mrs Harold Cooley Elyria, second by Mrs Dalmage Amherst guest, consoled. Plans set for December Christmas party at Mrs Clarence Foster Elyria. Oberlin Democratic Women's Club card party slated Nov 4 at Mrs J B Moore 138 South Main with refreshments. reservations via Mrs Charles Magruder.
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Paul Morj
South Amherst
Pierce
Amherst
Harold Cooley
Elyria
Dalmage
Ambherst
Clarence Foster
Oberlin Democratic Women's Club
J. B. Moore
South Main Street
Charles Magruder
Elver Grills
Richard
Brillhart
Sullivan
Shirley Jackson
Plumley
Lorain
Jury verdict in Lorain auto collision suit Strohm vs Rodgers
A Lorain common pleas jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the case of Charles W Strohm plaintiff against Bob Rodgers defendant over a October 7 1980 auto collision at Brownell avenue and Sixth street Lorain. Strohm sought 15000 in damages. The court also heard a request to approve 642 in attorney fees for F A Stetson as special counsel in the Amherst Savings and Banking Company liquidation. Ohio banking superintendent I J Fulton spoke on the matter.
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Common Pleas Court
Charles W. Strohm
Lorain
Bob Rodgers
Elyria
Strohm
Brownell Avenue
Sixth Street
F. A. Stetson
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
I. J. Fulton
Ohio
Sister of Former Elyria Priest Dies
Miss Catherine Reilly of Cleveland sister of Rev. B.A. Reilly former pastor of St. Agnes Church in Elyria died yesterday at her Cleveland home after an operation in a Cleveland hospital. Though not a resident, she visited Elyria frequently and made many friends in the city.
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Catherine Reilly
Cleveland
B.A. Reilly
St. Agnes Church
Elyria
Death Notice for H H Seagrist in East Lansing
Friends of H H Seagrist of East Lansing Michigan and formerly of Oak Street this city have received word of his death which occurred November first Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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H. H. Seagrist
East Lansing
Michigan
Oak Street
Y andas Club outlines hitchhiking to Los Angeles Olympics
Donald Strock described a five thousand mile hitchhiking trip to the Los Angeles Olympics last summer. The journey to California took seven and a half days. the return trip required twelve days. He shared experiences on the road and in Los Angeles. Four new members were elected How ard Hotow Leonard Wotow Claude Hotow and Ralph Billman. Plans were made to send delegates to the state Y M C A council meeting in Columbus on November 6. A joint dinner with the Young Men’s Club on November 21 will feature speaker WY B Gray, Cleveland sports writer. Cars of Ted Zack and Mrs Chole Pixley were damaged in a collision at Broad and Middle avenues yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Yandas Club
Donald Strock
California
Howard Hotow
Leonard Wotow
Claude Hotow
Ralph Billman
C. A. Young Men's Council
Columbus
Young Men's Club
WY. B. Gray
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Ford workers urged to vote. prosecutors to curb coercion
Henry Ford and Firestone drew national attention as labor leaders urged straight voting. Prosecutors in Allen and Franklin counties said they would probe employer statements and pursue state-law coercion cases if evidence appears. James R Garfield campaigned for Hoover in Columbus, condemning criticism of Ingalls linked to Continental Shares affair.
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Allen
Franklin
Harvey
Firestone
Akron
Hoover
Lincoln
James R. Garfield
Garfield
Columbus
Ingalls
Continental Shares, Inc
Elyria Board approves Sex Character Education course
The Elyria City Board of Education approved a course on Sex Character Education for Tarent- Teacher Associations of Elyti to be taught by Mrs. E. J. Howenstine. The plan calls for 5 to 30 lectures, modeled after a prior program by Mrs. Garry C. Myers of Cleveland.
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Tarent- Teacher Associations
Elyti
E. J. Howensting
Elyria City
Cleveland Produce and Markets Report
Cleveland markets show mixed results across produce and livestock with prices listed for poultry, potatoes, dairy, and farm goods. Livestock steady to lower with hogs and cattle moving. potatoes and assorted vegetables show varied weekly quotes across 100 lb units and baskets.
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Cleveland
KGUS
Ohio
Pennsylvania
U. S
Sue
New York
New York Central to borrow 2.4 million for repairs
The Interstate Commerce Commission allowed the New York Central Railroad to borrow 2.4 million from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to repair equipment and employ about 1,500 workers. The plan covers 10,000 lean box cars and 3,000 automobile box cars, with crews working about 40 hours weekly for seven to eight months.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central Railroad
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Dayton Fights For Fifty Cent Gas Price
Dayton City Commissioners opened a debate on a 50 cent gas price for four years starting December 1. Three of five commissioners favor the measure, while current average is 39 cents. Dayton Power and Light officials refuse negotiations until the council shifts its stance and may appeal to the Public Utilities Commission if passed.
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Dayton Power and Light Company
Public Utilities Commission
Australia’s Permanent Building Congress Aids Revival Efforts
The organization backs a revival of the building industry by addressing heavy taxation mortgage credit shortages and a weak home financing system that have hampered construction for six years.
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Australia
Permanent Building Congress
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