Four Arrested In Oberlin Liquor Raids Plea Guilty
Three Oberlin area residents pleaded guilty to illegal liquor possession before Judge D A Cook after six raids from 9 to 11 p m. State Agents H L Miller Ferguson and McLaughlin with Oberlin police and deputies confiscated 12 gallons of wine, 2 gallons of home brew, and 19 quarts of home brew. Authorities noted liquor laws prohibit untaxed beer over 3.2 percent alcohol and that hard cider is contraband. some defendants face potential federal permits or penalties.
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D. A. Cook
Oberlin
H. L. Miller
Ferguson and McLaughlin
Sandusky
Eaby
Sker
Wera
South Street
Abickey
Charles Ail
Nine Lose Lives In Ohio Accidents
Nine people die in separate Ohio accidents, with victims in Cleveland Youngstown and Bath. Names include Robert Maxnsfield and George Niki among the deceased, as authorities report multiple fatalities across the state in the incidents reported by United Press.
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Ohio
United Press
Acci
Vania
Cleveland
Bath
Mr. Cincinna
Maxnsfield
Robert and
George Niki
Youngstown
Letters To Editor Not Published In Today's Paper
A fragment reports that letters to the editor were not published in today's Chronicle-Telegram with notes about fairness. The text references opposing views and unsigned or signed remarks, indicating letters submitted were not printed. The readable portion mentions submission and the editor’s decision not to run certain letters.
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Chronicle-Tele
Chronicle-Tsi Cram
One Cent a Day Pays Up to 160 a Month
Postal site notice details a savings plan offering up to 160 dollars monthly for small daily deposits. It mentions a company name Cas anee Co and references police involvement and a 24 year period, with unclear context due to OCR errors.
Death Record for Nath? Nettie Myers Wes In Honorary
MES NETTIE MYERS Wes In honorary the Womens Ret passed awar Bure Togelock at 53 years. 2m sane Bell was 2 res 23 years ani ta Myle2. . BS Wet 2 vetérand of Américan War. servi sa Corporal in Co Indians infas 55 ant Rernes Beil indiana tae Bray frandchildren. asoc al arrangements are S Dew Devie Mowrey, one, died at Lira gan Joseph's Hospital. pdagenis he leaves Services wT the beta con 4a 3.98 from theran churca.
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Sane Bell
Servisa
Ant Rernes Beil Indiana
S Dew Devie Mowrey
Liragan Joseph's Hospital
Pdagenis
Theran Churca
Flower Growers To Attend Programs
Local flower growers plan to attend a series of educational programs at Theipscar and Yoder Poas Baz av Rachertaa. Participants will hear industry updates, discuss propagation techniques, and learn about new cultivars.
Pancals and notices from Oberlin event and meetings
A reader notice mentions Mrs Esther Alflen Oberlin living at 75 East Lorain Street with a grocery service inquiry. Albert Parsons on North Caseur Street and Hriday November 8 outline a Pyrhian Sister Temple gathering preceded by a supper. The D A R chapter plans a Morgan Street home meeting with Spauldies Miss Clarke and Howe assisting hosts. A county prosecutor will speak on constitutional questions. Memorial University stamp club plans a regular meeting in the corre room.
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Albert Parsons
Caseur Street
Hriday
Heguar
S.ster Temple
Xsney Squire
Supreme En Constitutional Quesand de McCletland
Memorial Universi Stamp Club
Hs Corre Room
Club Activities In Oberlin This Week
Oberlin community notices list events for the week starting Monday November 1 and extending to Tuesday November 5. Details are fragmented but mention a tea at Fred Rush and a program at Mrs Deere street with local speakers and eye related discussions. Local residents New Mospencer and Papworth are noted among attendees.
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Oberlin
Automatic Alarm Box Exhibit At Raetine Event
An exhibit showcases an automatic alarm box described as compact and portable. Details on its features include ease of use and potential for rapid deployment in safety scenarios. Demonstrations illustrate how the device integrates with existing alert systems for quick response.
More YMCA Memberships Reported in Market Area
Report notes ongoing canvassing for YMCA memberships with progress expected to rise. Sixty two memberships awarded to Chroniste Telegram carriers, fifteen to farmers via Rotary Club, twelve from Bester Truck Line for baseball team members. Interior China use of Wheatparrow bus transport mentioned.
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Chroniste- Telegram
Rotary Club
Ny the
Bester Truck Line
Prospect P T A Meeting Tonight at Prospect School
The Prospect P T A plans a 7 30 meeting at the school with several changes in the program. A talk by Mrs. Lerry and discussion on the Colored team are noted as on the agenda.
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Prospect School
Plan Tea Tuesday Yerom o2 become ook of Bar
Plan notes to attend a social event with guests and relatives visiting from various places. Mentions Braduates of Ober Plessant com ef rge Bampus and Mrs Wii. References to Webber, Fred Han Som, Bauer, and other relatives visiting Colum Ternenter East Lorain.
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Ook
Bar
Braduates
Ober- Plessant
Bampus
Wii
Maza
Webber
Byent
Fred Han- Som
Doraih
Bauer
Colum- Ternenter
East Lorain
Cofum
Hi Y Members To Be Lorain Guests
Hi Y club members from Lorain High will host a Lorain gathering in Lorain Wisconsin. Lutrell from Lorain High will speak on the subject of irrigation. Meeting time is 6 45 p m with transportation arranged.
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Hi-Y
Lorain
Lutrell
Lorain High
Chickens and Goat Stolen Reported on Route 57 and Nearby Avenues
Local reports describe thefts of chickens from Mo Parker on Jim Bell Avenue with 12 birds missing. William Spearer, at 1532 West Avenue, reported a long hazard goat stolen from his property on South Middle Avenue. Police were notified after the weekend incident.
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Bel
Nnt
Mo Parker
Jim Bell Avenue
William Spearer
West Avenue
South Middle Avenue
Signing Wheat Control Contracts
Applications for new contracts under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration wheat control program were released Saturday. Between 33 and 40 counties reported wheat growers signing, while the Wellington office gathered receipts. More applications were to be reserved at the county agricultural office in Iria Savings and Trust. Signers of the S26 contracts numbered about 38, with others still undecided.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wellington
County Ag Uralext
Iria Savings and Trust
Larse
Odivers
Ad Bigs
Sgn
Local Fire Damages Acreage. Lights Stolen Reported
Brief local note cites a blaze burning over four acres near Pro Ease Boulevard with no property damage. The incident also mentions stolen lights and a report by Norman Huwphrey about his car on East Street.
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Ease
Norman Huwphrey
Local option proposals face voters in New Haven and Bridgeport
Voters will pass on local option proposals in New Haven and Bridgeport, continuing discussions from page five. The notice indicates ongoing civic considerations and potential municipal measures on the ballot.
Federal funds detailed for school and road projects
Federal funds allocated to LaGrange township for a concrete slab culvert, ditch improvements, and bridge work. The report lists amounts for cemetery improvements, school buildings, and various roadway repairs with specified federal backing.
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Faderal
LaGrange Township
Barre
Tames Mitt
Feiera
Court approves rail guard at Erie avenue bridge approach
County commissioners approved construction of six feet of guard rail along the West approach to the Erie avenue bridge on a recommendation from County Surveyor J.W. Warden. Ida Davis of Cleveland sues Philip Davis of Elyria for alimony claiming lack of support for her and her two children from a marriage last September 25. The case cites his five children and his agreement to provide support. Federal funds allocated for multiple park, sewer, and cemetery projects include Elmwood cemetery improvements and River-side Park renovations with figures ranging from 1,153 to 58,340 dollars.
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Erie Avenue
Lorsiz
Luem
J.W. Warden
Ida Davis
Cleveland
Philip Davis
Elyria
Theefendant
Petr
Palitic Schools
Park
Elmwood Cemetery
Fed- Sia
Fed
Ova Riverside Park
North Ridseville
Chettut Ridge Road
Number One Continued From Page One
Fragmentary report describes a plea to the emperor by air on Saturday amid raids and damage. References Haile's advisers and a counterattack with force, but texts are garbled and unreadable in places.
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Demeneneneewen
Makale
Sion
Haile
Berder
Counieyr
Italian Army Grand Headquarters Reported Near Makale
United Press dispatch from Asmara describes Ethiopian forces advancing at dawn toward Makale with heavy rain and cloud cover hampering operations. Air activity precedes the push as Ethiopian troops press south in the Harar region to impede Italian advances.
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Asmara
Armir
Makale
Jire
Den
BR. Ekins
United Press
Harar
Cleveland Produce Markets Report and Prices
Cleveland market notes list produce prices and trades with items like potatoes onions and rhubarb. Entries show retail and wholesale figures in dollars per bag or per pound, plus various market codes and unit descriptions.
Silent columns of two man tanks lead first wave advance
Amid a four column assault the extreme left wing of Eritrean Askaris and Darakil tribesmen moved south along a plateau edge. Gen. Maravigna, Pirizio-Biroli, and Santini commanded central and southern columns with Ethiopians retreating. Hauzien unoccupied for tactical reasons, advances covered about 30 kilometres with no major resistance. Meanwhile Lorain County women focused on community projects. Miss Bird reported statewide interest in surveys guiding better buying and soap testing through 1935–36 programs at Brownhelm Congregational Church and Eaton High School events.
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Askaris
Darakil
Hell Hole
Dana- BH
Pietro Maravigna
Alessandro Pirizio-Piroli
Askari
Rugsisto Santini
Mearavigna
Pirizin-Beroti
Hauzien
Colummns
Pirizio-Biroli
Sautini
Lorain County
Miss Bird
Brownheln Congregational Church
A. 5. Cooper
H. L. Leimbach
Women’s groups set meeting to discuss extension project
Representatives of women’s groups will elect officers and attend a county meeting. They will meet at 9 a.m. to visit a local store and inspect clothing sent for the gathering. The aim is to gather questions from group members to shape the project’s development.
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Serencrouereeraenaery
M Sg
Eagles Naticet Election Returns Night Meeting
Election returns for the Eagles are to be received at the club rooms tomorrow night. A note indicates Luueh.
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Luueh
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Hanses
Newell Hotel
Broad St
Alice Berry
Jack Ellsworth
Hanna Gri
Bulletin
Addis Ababa
Uorrabel
Nettie Myers Wes
Hsbry Edward Bell
David Edgene Mowrey
Western Reserve Finance
Court Street
Turner
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
Phong
Pleasant St
Fuesday
Develees
Papworth
Fred Rusb
Raetine
Whealparrow
China
Prospect
P.T. A
Eeet Team
Willtond
Stanter K
New Haven and
Bridgeford Port
Pige
John K. Nece
Cleveland Produce
Lee
Geese Far Iée
New Jersey
Ohla
Soytec
Cleveland Eestock
Kead
Howechowers Market
Came's
Brownhem
Eaton High School
Eagles
Sederis Restaurant
Star Shoe Shop
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elsha
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