Kiwanians Hear George Bender at Hotel Newell Luncheon
George H. Bender, candidate for congressman at large from Gio, spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Newell. He blamed voter ignorance for public dissatisfaction and criticized biased newspaper coverage and groups like the Anti-Saloon League and Association against Prohibition Amendment. Guests included Thomas L. Davis, Henry Radican, Henry Ingersoll Jr., and Louis A. Lieb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Bender
Gio
Kiwanie
Hotel Newell
Apeaker
Bender
Anti-Saloon League
Lawerence County Election Officials Face Unpaid Staff
Lawrence County election officials must wait for pay as no funds exist to cover 294 judges and workers, the election board announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yronton
Lawrence County
Fatal Rioting in Berlin as Police Fire on Strike Pickets
Berlin on November 4 saw a fatal riot linked to a transit workers strike over a proposed wage cut of two Pfennigs per hour. Police clashed with pickets at Schoenberg Station, arresting 52 Communist strike leaders and 105 others who were later released as authorities legalized the arbitrators’ suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Schoenberg
Transport Among
Hikers to Get Free Swims This Bargain Month
Elyria youths in the Y M C A boys division will receive free pool swims after weekly hikes during November. Open to all boys eight years and older, members or not. The first hike is tomorrow with subsequent hikes each Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Y. M. GC. A
Robert Goacher
Insull Arrested in Greece on Extradition Warrant
Samuel Insull, the fugitive Chicago utilities magnate, was arrested in Athens by the police director on an appeals court warrant. He faces extradition to the United States over embezzlement charges. The court will decide within two months after hearings and examination of all papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Appeals Court
Insull
United States
Fudge Divorce Filed and Tube Co Suit Noted
Charles C. Fudge of Wellington seeks divorce from Erfie Evalyn Fudge of Muncie Ind on willful absence ground after a 1911 marriage. John Flynn sues National Tube Co for injuries from January 1928 as an appeal of an Industrial Commission denial. Mary Chareh of Lorain is granted divorce from William for gross neglect. Judge W B Thompson presided. In Greenville Ohio six youths allegedly planned to rob a Covington bank and were detained. others implicated in multiple robberies and the disappearance of Dr. John Beachell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Fudge
Wellington
Erfie
Evalyn Fudge
Muncie
Ind
John Flynn
National Tube Company
Tube
Industrial Commission
Mary Chareh
Lorain
William
W B. Thompson
Stress
Greenville
Covington
Death notices for Dando Rista Gerhart Thayer in Lorain area
The death notices report Elizabeth Dando mother of Arthur Dando dying in Warren Ohio with services at 2:30 PM Saturday at 128 West Thirtieth Lorain. Angeline Rista dies with services this afternoon at Gust Rista home 1614 Middle Avenue, burial in Elmwood. Anna Gerhart dies at home on St Snow Road widow of John Gerhart with services Saturday at St Peter’s Rideville. Infant David Ray Thayer dies at 2:30 AM aged one year, buried in Sandusky Cemetery after services at United Presbyterian Church officiated by Reverend Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dando
Arthur Dando
Warren
Ohio
West Thirtieth Street
Lorain
Elmwood Cemetery
Angeline Rista
Middle Avenue
Gust Rista
Deonisiog Demissanos
Sam Matherfills
Albania
Gust of
Elyria
Angelo
Pennsylvania
St. Nicholas Church
Gerhart
Mary May Geyer
Bay °Laze
Margaret Miller
Rose Williams
Not* Ridgeville
John Gerhart
Nin
Gret
St. Peter’s Church
Rideville
Peter's Cemetery
David Ray Thayer
James C. Tharr
Hamilton Avenue
James
James Thayer
Mir Ohio
Frank Cloge
Sandusky
Sudres
Tomorres
United Presbyterian Church
Brown
Mynchenberg
Peters
George Mynchenberg
West Avenue
Kenneth Peters
George Tulk
L. J. Jackson
St. Sayles
Henry Straw
State Briefs from Ohio and Nearby Locales
Michael Keough, 73, president of the International Molders Union of America, died at Christ hospital in Cincinnati after 35 years in the union and eight years as president. In Conesville a conductor, Thomas Dought, 47, from Whrichsville, was killed when struck by a Pennsylvania freight train. Walton A Sharp, 20, of Adeline Texas, injured his neck in Heidelberg College football practice but doctors say the spinal cord is uninjured and he will recover. Catherine McCune, 5, blind since birth, drowned when she fell into a rain barrel in Jackson. Three members of the Arnot family drowned in Edgeville after their car went into the Tiffin river. the father Fred Arnot survived a rescue attempt. Mrs. Jessie Groves, 49, was killed in an Akron auto accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Michael Keough
International Molders Union of America
Christ Hospital
Troy
Coshocton, O
Pennsylvania
Conesville
Thomas Dought
Whrichsville
Tiffin
Walton
Sharp
Adeline
Tex
Heidelberg College
Physicians of
Heidelberg Hrdluhrdlsicians
Portsmouth
Catherine McCune
Jackson
Joe McCune
McCune
Columbus School For the
Stryker
Here
Fred Arnot
Lucille
Donald
Edgeville
Campaign of fear cited describing 1928 remarks
The text notes a continued discussion labeled the campaign of fear. It praises modesty and generosity in contrast to past statements from 1928, with current quotes only by opponents. The excerpt depicts reflections on rhetoric used in political contests.
Huntington Briefs Highlight Local Church Services And Death
Sunday School at 10:00 a m at the Methodist church and a 2 30 p m preaching service at the Community hall led by Rev L D Quade. Mrs F D Ward of Berea attended church services. J C Rapking and family attended Kent Rowland's funeral in Wellington. A birthday supper honored Russell Draper at the Draper home with Glen and Mrs Draper among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Methodist
L. D. Quade
F. D. Ward
Berea
J. C. Rapking
Carolyne
Oscar
Kent
Rowland
Wellington
Russell Draper
Draper
Glen Draper
Raymond Lance
Mae and
Naom
John Gallatin
Gladys
Spencer
Baker-Gallatin
Claude Glamor
Dorothy
Medina
Harry Martin
Vivian
Leland and
Chester
Chas. Baker and Gallatin
Clyde Bager
Elyria
Chas. Baker
Ernest Wheeler
Donald Weidenger
Norwalk
Clayton Dirlam
H. Dirlam
John Smith
Gwelia
New London
Vincent Laborie
D. S. Roberson
Lorain
O. W. Roberson
Will Street
Johnson Crile
Grace
Marion
L. C. Crile
Norma McClafflin
Lawrence Livermore
Clarksfield
O'Neal
Pittsfield
Williams
Jerry Baughman
Hauft
Huron
Katherine Webber
Irane
Irwin Davidson
Earl Easterday
Hazel Pitzer
H. D. Bowen
Clifford
Lester
Alles Chorpering
Florida
N. L. Thudiam
Fred Mohns
L. C
Oberlin Clarinet Recital by Geo Waln at Warner Hall
Oberlin professor Geo Waln will give a clarinet recital at 8:15 p m in Warner Concert hall with cellist John Frazer and pianist W K Breckenridge. The program features Saint Saens Sonate Op 167 Debussy and Delmas Fantaisie Italienne and Brahms Alice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Geo. Waln
Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
John Frazer
W. K. Breckenridge
Saint-Saens
Guilhaud
Mr. Waln
Debussy
Community Chest requests at Oberlin meeting
Oberlin Community Chest committee heard 1937 appropriation asks from Red Cross Vocational School Village Improvement Visiting Nurse Girl Scouts Hospital and others at a public meeting held in the high school building. Budget details and relief funds still to be decided as Erwin Worcester plans a November 14 drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Community Chest
Community Chest
Red Cross
Erwin Worcester
Cecil Draper
Oberlin
Hoover attends rally urging farm relief and tariff review
Mr Hoover warned farmers that Governor Roosevelt would lower tariffs if elected, risking disaster for agriculture. He cited a proposed tariff survey and pledged to act in relief if facts support it. The administration touted Farm Board and RFC efforts as proof of aid, claiming 1,006,000 jobs restored since last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tariff Commission
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Opening Day Nursery and Pre Kindergarten School Here
An announced opening on November fourteenth brings a new day nursery and prekindergarten school to Elyria run by Mrs. Mildred Carruthers at her West Ninth Street home. The program serves ages three to five with hours nine to twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Carruthers
West Ninth Street
Carruthers
Kent State College
Markets wrap from Cleveland and Minneapolis grain quotes
Market notes show hog receipts at 700 with higher bulb values and cattle and calf prices mixed downward. Sheep at around steady with high lambs around 5.50, and Chicago cash quotes for butter eggs poultry and grain largely steady to firm. Also Portsmouth report: Dan W. Morgan 67, Oak Hill Fire Brick president died at home after political prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Minnesota
South Dakota
Sky Ohios
Idaho Russets
Portsmouth
Dan W. Morgan
Oak Him Fire Brick Company
Oak Hill
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George
Adams
Clarence
Western Reserve Fire
Turner
Clifford Bursley
Jade Tea Room
Phillips’ Drug Store
Rista Funeral
Anna Gerhart
St. Snowroad
Akron
Jessie Groves
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
William Bell
Locke Cooley
Hallywood Street
E. A. Stevens
R. W. Allen
Ward Richardson
North Pleasant Street
Prospect
Pleasant Street
Oberlin College
Public Square
William Chamberlain
George Abernethy
Herbert Gans
Royal Arch Masons
Chalon Fowls
Violet Fowls
West Falm Beach
Homer E Weaver
Morgan Street
Ken Hospital
Richard Owen
L. Curtis
Midland
Mich
J. L. Edwards
Edgemeer Place
F J Lehmann
J. C. Seeman
Rochester
Cherho
J. R. Kirwin
Monroe, Mich
Patricia Marie
Re Hirwin
Snedle Clift
A. M. Cliff
East College Street
Cina
Archie Buchanan
Mort Coe
Ridgeville
Will Hart
George Hart
Perry Soov
James Hallie
Canton
Ed Wilcox
Baker’s Crossing
Wallace Griggs
Katherine Herron
St. John's
Warren Wilcox
Lloyd McQuate
Baby
Leon Adams
Rose Beckley
Grace Roedel
H O. Beckley
Henry Laughery
Ingalls
Adena Lump
C. D
CNR
Birthday Club
Lagrange
Fred Dernier
Carl Shamel
Frank Knowles
Sons OF Union Vets Aux
G. A. BR
Sons of Union Veterans’ Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Jessie Coniam
E. J. Howenstine
Antlers
Dad” Beebe
W. C. Hill
Gates Avenue
Columbus
Publc Utilities Commission
White
Hig Utility Commission
Longworth
Fess
House of Representatives
Rainbow Gardens
Henke Beauty Shop
Tatersall Ct
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Sshrdlu Cmfnyy Vbekyj Vbska
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Clover Leaf Pocahontas
Murbach Coal CO
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Broad St
Simoniz
Wurzburg
Wursburge Hee
Goodyear
Brenner’s
Thrift
Tite
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