Court Paroles Majjeglie in Lorain Stabbing Case
Joseph Mafsesafe pleaded guilty to manslaughter amid a murder trial for stabbing his brother Charles. Common Pleas Judge A R Webber granted a five year parole despite prosecution opposition, citing defense evidence and petitions from Lorain citizens. The parole to E M Wickens was five years.
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Joseph Mafsesafe
Charles
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Frank E. Stevens
C. F. Adams
Lawrence Job
Lorain
Joseph Conley
E. M. Wickens
A- Y. Hageman
Stevens
Webber
Joseph
Massessie
Community Chest appeal urges Elyria to help the needy
The piece argues that more cities will fill their Community Chests than fail, urging Elyria to fund the Chest within two weeks. It cites biblical guidance on supporting the poor, praises the Chest’s systematic aid approach, and calls for broad neighborliness and compassionate action toward any person in need.
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Eivery Institution
Elyria
Boundry
Nine Die In Ohio Auto Accidents Over Weekend
United Press reports at least nine people were killed in automobile and traffic accidents across Ohio over the weekend. Victims include Leona J. Kuntz, 95, and Royal J. Adams, 32, of Chillicothe in an Ironton crash, Perry Vaughn, 19, of Bucyrus died from a skull fracture when his motorcycle hit a tree while swerving to avoid a car. Other victims were Bernard Crabtree, 18, of Jackson. Thomas O'Hare, 46, of Washington. James E. Kelley, 78, of Toledo. William Gray, 45, of Cleveland. Arthur Gallagher, 35, of Minerva, and an unidentified Black man in Columbus.
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United Press
Ohio
Leona J. Kuntz
Royal J. Adams
Chillicothe
Ironton
Perry Vaughn
Bucyrus
Bernard Crabtree
Jackson
Thomas O'Hare
Washington
James E
Blaze in Auto Sparks Fire on Middle Avenue
Elyria firemen attribute the blaze to a pipe spark in an auto owned by W. G. Baate of North Ridgeville parked on Middle avenue near Breed street. Clerks on the floor were ignited and the door had to be broken to reach the rear. overall damage limited to door glass.
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Elyria
W. G. Baate
North Ridgeville
Middle Avenue
Eay Breed Street
Death Record Pearl Marie Jones of Lakewood
Pearl Marie Jones of Lakewood Ohio died suddenly at her home. She was born in Cleveland on October 18, 1898 and formerly lived in Elyria. She leaves her husband Clyde Jones, her parents Mr and Mrs William Mund, three sisters Mrs Robert MacDonald Mrs Robert Furns and Lucille and one nephew Robert Ross MacDonald. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later.
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Pearl Marie Jones
West Clifton Road
Lakewood
Obi
Clyde Jones
Daugher
Wiliam F. Mund
Gates Avenue
Cleveland
Elyria
Ohio
William Mund
Robert MacDonald
Gates
Neidhardt, Neibardt, Danville area resident dies in Ohio
Gustave Neidhardt 77 dies at Spencer Ohio after influenza and blood poisoning. Born in Bryan Ohio he married Phoebe Null who preceded him. Survived by daughter Helen Baker Wellington son Alva Spencer brother Clyde Shel by MT sister Charlotte Bryan and several grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 70 at Ineai Congregational church with Dr. Recard officiating burial Greenwood cemetery. Avon Nov 5 Duke Lascher 7 dies at Stoney Ridge Road. Funeral Tuesday 8 am from St Marys Church Rev Steuber officiating burial St Marys Cemetery. Survived by 2 sons Fred Elyria Frank Avon 3 daughters Marie Schroeder Amherst Chris Smith Clara Avon 21 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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Gustave Neidhardt
Alva Neihardt
Speancer
Ohio
Mr. Neidhardt
Bryan
Phoebe Null
Helen Baker
Wellington
Alva
Spencer
Clyde Neidhardt
Shelby
Montana
Charlotte Neidhardt
Ineai Congregational Church
C. W
Greenwood Cemetery
AVON
Duke Lascher
Stoney Ridge Road
St. Marys Church
Steuber
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Lescher
Fred
Elyria
Frank
Marie Schroeder
Amherst
Chris Smith
Clara
October Building Permits Totaled 23 In City
Building Inspector L. P. Kaiser issued 22 permits for improvements and new construction valued at 3915 in October. Plumbing permits numbered 10, sign permits 4, and electrical permits 31, with total receipts of 111.35. September work under permits had valued 3350.
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L. P. Kaiser
Club Activities Of Coming Week
Oberlin notes a busy week of meetings and events across local clubs. Regular gatherings include the Frank Peck Chapter of the Order of DeMolay, Women’s Progressive Club, Oberlin Women’s Education Department, Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs, Community Garden Club, Marcos and T. M. T. M. clubs, and more with hostesses named across South Main and nearby streets. A Republican rally is set for Mt Zion Baptist Church with multiple speakers led by the Women’s Civic League.
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Peck
Order of DeMolay
Women's Progressive Club
Sam Mungeon
Oberlin Women’s Club
Axel Skjerne
South Professor Street
Pythian Sisters
Agnes Princelhorn
Sprins Street
Community Garden Club
Bear Boot Shop
North Main Street
Johbr Hughes
Marcos Club
Horme
J. C. Schafer
North Prospect Street
Henry Norman
Africa
China
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
May Wood
Harry Hovey
J. L. Edwards
J. White
Vine
Rebekah Fedge
Groveland Street
K. P. Hall
Nancy Squire
Ransom
West Lorain Street
Mt Zion Baptist Church
Philip Wolfe
Mansfield
P. H. Rogers
D. A. Cook
A. R. Tuck
Carl Sheppard
Women’s Civic League
Plans for a 1934 party revival in coverage across states
The article surveys 1934 Senate races and party shifts, noting Burke and Simmons in Nebraska, Chavez vs Cutting in New Mexico, La Follette’s resurgence in Wisconsin, and California’s Sinclair bid. It discusses New Deal strength waning, potential party realignments, and the fight in New York between Lehman and Moses as a bellwether for national politics.
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Can
Edward R. Burke
Senate
Nebraska
Robert G. Simmons
Simmons
Burke
New Mexico
Dennis Chavez
Bronson Cutting
R. Cutting
Herbert C. Hoover
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Molistre
White House
John M. Callahan
Callahan
Chicago
Unite Against
Sinclair
California
Upton Sinclair
PF. F. Merriam
Frank Haight
Merriam
Mermiam
James A. Farley
Maine
Cloges
Roosevelt
New York
Robert Moses
Alfed E. Smith
Herbert Lehman
Lehman
New York City
New York State
Pennsylvania
Pomona Grange Officers Named
Six officers were reelected and nine new officers elected to head the Lorain County Pomona Grange for the coming year as 100 plus members met at West Carlisle Grange Hall on Saturday. Reelects: Frank Eldred Carlisle master Mr Rothe Henrietta steward Mrs Mildred Witbeck secretary Mrs Kenneth Smith North Elyria Pomona 0 H Dirlam Huntington financial secretary and Mrs J H Penfound Carlisle pianist. New: John Barbour Wellington overseer Mrs E D Schramm Oberlin lecturer Wilmont Long LaGrange assistant steward Mrs Shaw Fenfield chaplain Ben Munn Eaton treasurer Mr Raymond Carlisle gatekeeper Mrs Davidson Henrietta Cer as Mrs 0 H Dirlam Huntington Flora and May Amabray LaGrange lady assistant steward.
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Lorain County
Pomona
West Carlisle
Frank Eldred
Carlisle
Rothe
Henrietta
Mildred Witbeck
Kenneth Smith
North Elyria
H. Dirlam
Huntington
J. H .Penfound
John Barbour
Wellington
E. D. Schramm
Oberlin
Wilmont Long
LaGrange
Shaw
Fenfield
Ben Munn
Eaton
Raymond
Carliste
Davidson
Ceras
Flora
May Amabray
Convict Killed In Attempt To Flee
Angola Louisiana bulletin reports a prisoner killed during an escape attempt as prison guards opened fire. Details are sparse but the incident occurred at the Angola facility with guards firing to stop the fleeing prisoner.
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Angola
Women’s Groups To Start Rug And Furniture Projects
Three Lorain County women’s groups begin extension projects led by Miss Alice Nird, county agent. Eaton hosts an all-day furniture refinishing meeting Wednesday at 10. Ada Sherbourne’s home in Pittsfield and Henrietta host rug making sessions Thursday and Friday respectively, with chairs and rug design guidance, and planned home-made rug exhibits.
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Lorain County
Alice Nird
Eaton
A. B. Martin
Eaton Group
Ada Sherbourne
Oberlin-Wellington Road
Pittsfield
Henrietta
Wallace Bear
P. E. Portman
Henrietta Group
Miss Bird
Court suit seeks 3000 in injuries from 1932 Oberlin crash
Wilbur C. Thomas sues Samuel Barnes for 3000 for injuries as a passenger in a crash on August 29 1932 in Oberlin. Madeline Rosso of Lorain files for divorce from Samuel Rosso on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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Wilbur C. Thomas
Samuel Barnes
Oberlin
Madeline Rosso
Lorain
Samuel Rosso
Roosevelt recovery costs eyed in next budget plan
Treasury officials studied the vast recovery program from the Roosevelt era as they draft the 1955-56 federal budget. They estimated 35.6 billion dollars in recovery outlays to date, with more than half believed realizable, and noted potential for billions more recoverable once borrowers repay agencies.
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R. F.C
Treasury
Congress
Roosevelt
Federal Treasury
Convicts Try Escape at Camp KE LSU Penitentiary
Convicts at Camp KE, Louisiana State Penitentiary, attempted a break from a potato patch area today but were halted by guard gunfire. The scene underscored a crackdown during the incident as authorities contained the escape attempt.
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Louisiana State Penitentiary
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Prices Report
Cleveland markets show steady or improved tones across produce poultry and butter with current receipts. cattle and hogs steady to active, with ranges for steers, heifers, cows, calves, lambs, and hog weights. flour and potatoes listed with per hundredweight pricing and regional notes. Principal items include Maine and Idaho potato bids, fowl weights and prices, and livestock classes with typical spreads for the day.
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Cleveland
Maine
Idaho
Chulea
Sthupesu
Organize New Hi Y Alumni Club at Elyria Y MyC A
The Elyria Y M C A boys division will form a Hi Y Alumni Club for former Hi Y members with an organizing meeting set for Tuesday to elect officers. The County Hi Y Council meets Wednesday at 7 30 pm to plan activities for the year with representatives from Oberlin South Amherst Lorain Berea Olmsted Falls and Elyria. Other week events include grade school clubs daily at 4 pm Jefferson Torch Club Monday Rifle Club Tuesday Senior Hi Y Tuesday Junior Hi Y Wednesday Freshman Club Thursday Friendly Indians Saturday Junior Stamp Club Saturday and a 1 50 pm hike Saturday. A last note recalls a 1848 revolution era joke about the Pope in Jerusalem.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Hi- Y
Hi-Y
Oberlin
South Amherst
Lorain
Berea
Olmsted Falls
Elyria
Jefferson Torch
Friendly Indians
Lil A.m
Barbers Committee to Set Hours in Elyria
Elyria Ohio barber code authority members led by Lloyd T Reed as chairman and Frank F Hager as secretary will meet this week to set city barber shop operating hours. Other members include E F McElroy B W Werner C E Poole Otto Feagler W Nichols and M Slack. New York November 5 Acting Captain William F Warms Morro Castle skipper pleaded not guilty to negligence charges at his trial before U S Bureau of Navigation inspectors after the ship caught fire at sea with 124 lives lost.
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Elyria
Ohio Barber Code Authority
Lloyd T. Reed
Frank F. Hager
E. F. McElroy
B. W. Webner
C. E. Poole
Otto Feagler
W. Nichols
M. Slack
New York
William F. Warms
Morro Castle
Ward
U. S. Bureau of Navigation and Inspection
Notable Debate on Open Meeting and Bond Holders
The article reports on continuing Board of Education discussion about the state open and bondholders, noting teachers paid first and urging patience for principals to carry out plans. Davey challenges his opponent for offering no solution, while claiming 4,000,000 more people are employed and wages plus farm prices have risen.
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Davey
A. & P. Stores In Cleveland Will Open This Week
In Cleveland the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company plans to reopen 300 stores Wednesday or Thursday after a weeklong shutdown to support a labor dispute. A truce allowed unions to organize without a closed shop, with most employees remaining non union and paid during discharge. Store re stocking will begin as warehouses supply the network.
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Cleveland
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Organized Labor
Grocery Chain
National Labor Relations Board
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