Reelected Wellington Mayor in unique local vote
Wellington November 4 The Peoples Ticket held mayoral control as Mith was reelected with 577 votes to Independent Robart's 488 in a record 1065 ballots. Coates won the village seat with 770, and the two caucus-backed council members were chosen. The two Board of Affairs members and school board members were reappointed, while Nellie Barnes won the school board seat on the Peoples Ticket. A proposed state amendment passed three to one with 651 no votes.
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C. Robart
Priras
Wellington Ag
Coates
H. le
Sam Hamranklin Jones
B. R. Leh
T. Phelps
T. M. Pfeiffer
Outhard
Lawrence
C G. Bata
Board of Affairs
William Bennet
Iuel
Uip
Willis Hines
George
William Blanchard Forble
Paul Coffin
Clarence
Powell
Arthur
God's Workmanship Topic Stirs at United Presbyterian Sermon
Paul H Wood of the Ohio Porket Tea League led a campaign of Personal Salvation at United Presbyterian this week. He spoke on the sermon titled God's Workmanship citing Ephesians 2 to argue faith and deeds together shape salvation rather than deeds alone. The talk stressed that salvation is a gift from God, not earned by works, though righteous acts follow faith.
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Paul H Wood
Ohio Porket Tea League
United Presbyterian
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Business Men Win at Oberlin Council Seats in November Vote
George Broadwell and Earl Morris defeated Dean Edward Bosworth for two January vacancies in Oberlin village council. Broadwell 1283 votes, Morris 1045, Bosworth 545. Both victors are Republicans. Bosworth ran as Independent. Oberlin operates under a manager form. supporters of the winners cite a shift toward lower gas rates and a welfare bond issue passed 431 to 405.
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Oberlin
George Broadwell
Earl Morris
Edward SK. Bosworth
Oberlin College
Broadwell
Morris
Bosworth
Dean Bosworth
Karl Geiser
Stiwald Wins Amherst Mayoral Race in Tight Election
Amherst on November 4 reported the closest election yet. Democrat Karl Stiwald won the mayoralty with 532 votes, defeating incumbent Republican C Cooper who had 576 ballots. Stiwald follows his father I C Stiwald as chief executive. other elected officials include clerk Charles Miller, treasurer Allie Kuss, marshal Edward Mays, and six council members across Republican and Democrat slates.
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Amherst
Karl Stiwald
C . Cooper
Stiwald
I.C. Stiwald
Mr. Stward
Charles Miller
Walter Schultz
Allie Kuss
A. J. Bauer
Edward Mays
Henry Smith
W. Barber
Henry Kane
W.G. Schaffer
R. C. Cromell
Charles Hearn
Hoover's College Grid Pals Will Be His Guests
Washington November 4 The 1834 Stanford football team will gather at a White House banquet on November 12 with 119 guests including notable alumni and bankers. Survivors from the famed 1864- team era will attend from London Honolulu and across the U.S. Leaders include Jackson Reynolds president of The First National Bank New York captain Paul Downing now VP of Pacific Gas and Electric Abraham Lewis millionaire Honolulu banker William Harrelson president of The Bank of Italy. Other members named are Alfred Spalding physician Stanford Guy Coch prominent Los Angeles surgeon Will Campbell. The piece ends with reflections on usefulness and a church note about an Ephesus 1931 talk by Mr Wood and evening services at 7:30.
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Leland Stanford University
Wan & Chunky
Bert” Hoover
White House
AU Star
London
Honolulu
Jackson Reynolds
First National Bank of New York
University of Chicago
Stanford
Paul Downing
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Abraham Lewis
William Harrelson
Bank of Italy
San Francisco
Court Judge in Washington State Charles Vichert in 1916 case
The narrative recalls Charles Vichert, later Washington State judge, who as San Francisco District Attorney in 1916 secured the convictions of Thomas Mooney, Jorl Pield, a Texas rancher, Will Hazard, an Idaho lawyer, Thomas Code, a San Francisco grain broker, Charles Dole, a Honolulu attorney, Uly Frankenhemmer, a San Francisco physician, Herbert Kennedy, and Herbert Hicks, an Illinois state senator, in a Commerce Department related matter.
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Washington State
Charles Vichert
San Francsco
Thomas Mooney
Jorl Pield
Texas
Will Hazard
Idaho
Thomas Code
San Francisco
Charles Dole
Honolulu
Uly Frankenhemmer
Herbert Kennedy
Commerce Department
Ain Teondon
Herbert Hicks
Illinois
Extend Time Of Milk Fund Drive
The ending date for the PLTA Milk Fund drive was moved from Wednesday to Saturday November 4. A review shows about $40090 remains to reach the goal for free milk for public school children. Bottles downtown stay through Saturday and drop offs can be made at the P T A Milk Fund office 513 Lodi Street. office staffed day and night until Saturday evening.
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Fistra
Elyria Eegles Mall
P. T. A. Mik Fynd
Lodi Street
Oberlin Woman Granted Divorce in Common Pleas
Adeline N Stevens of Oberlin was granted a divorce from George N Steves on grounds of extreme cruelty. Testimony said Steves, 51, had taken two wives since leaving Mrs Stevens last January and absconded with her car and about $200. He is sought for bigamy in Michigan as authorities search for him. Mrs Stevens reverted to maiden name Adeline L Hollingworth.
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Adeline N. Stevens
Oberlin
George N Steves
Common Pleas
Stevens
H. C Johnson
Michigan
Johnson
Adeline L. Holligsworth
Watch the Column He Watches It Long Wait
A reader recalls a boy fixated on a single page in magazines found in the basement. He jokes that he saved a column titled Watch the Column and waited a long time for something to happen, noting nothing did.
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Ace Eaght
Poe
Chitage Tribune
New York City Boroughs and Municipal Structure
The text explains New York City as a single city comprised of hive counties that are boroughs. Each borough has its own government form, with Manhattan serving as the city government headquarters and also for the Manhattan borough itself.
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New York
Manhittan
Monurhattan
Difference in Clothing Colors Affects Heat Absorption
Black materials absorb heat and light while white materials reflect them, making white clothing generally cooler. The effect varies with texture and material type.
Sense in Fish Scientists Probe Lateral Line
The study notes that many investigations focus on the lateral line of fish, a sensory system along the sides that serves as a highly useful sense organ. The work highlights its role in detecting movement, vibrations, and environmental changes in aquatic habitats.
Plans Complete For Rabbit Show In Elyria
Plans for the Winter Circuit Rabbit and Cavy Show in Elyria advance as the Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association meets at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building. The event runs November 12 13 14 at an unused garage near Broad Street Bridge with 13 circuit associations represented. Judge A H Bentz of Akron will judge on November 13. Over 500 catalogs have been mailed to entrants. The show aims to be one of the circuit’s largest, aided by local business support. Four new members joined the association and a junior club began formation. 17 people indicated interest in joining. The next meeting is November 17 at Morris Hills home on Chestnut Ridge Road, featuring a debate between Claude Pierce and Joe Wojcik.
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Elyria
Lorain, County Rabbit and Cavy Association
Exkioits
Busi
Not an Imposing Number By Kitchen Aprons In June
A whimsical Cincinnati Quourier line notes that even if all the kitchen aprons from June biiches were laid out end to end they would not span the distance from the front door to the breakfast nook. The quip satirizes scale with playful imagery.
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Cincinnati
Memphis city ruins near Cairo now at Metratunch village
The ancient Egyptian city of Memphis lay 12 miles south of Cairo. Today its ruins are located at the village of Metratunch.
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Memphis
Cairo
Egypt
Metratunch
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