Landon Hodman At Ohio Chamber Meet Urge Budget Policy
Two Republican contenders Alf Landon of Kansas and Harold Hodman of New Jersey addressed the Ohio Chamber of Commerce banquet. Landon urged a pay as you go approach to curb government spending while Hodman defended the constitution and warned against excessive regulation.
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Cleveland
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Harold G. Hodman
New Jersey
Panquet
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Landon
Hoffman
Don Begas
Kansas Budget Laws Criticized Shaping State Policy
A speaker denounces cash basis and tax limitation laws in Kansas, arguing they force the state and subdivisions to pay as they go. He cites budget laws that give the people a say, warns of federal taxation pressure, and condemns bureaucratic overreach and planned economic control by government and finance officials. He urges resistance to changes in fiscal construction.
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Kansas
Hoffmar
And the Haunted House to be staged by Elyria seniors
Elyria High School seniors will present a Friday December 13 play titled And the Haunted House by Gwen Davis. Miss X Baker, dramatics coach, announced the event set for the year’s second Friday. The spooky comedy promises strong student performances and aims for a memorable night.
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Elyria
Miss X Baker
Gwen Daris
Turkey and Chicken Dinner at La Grange M E Church
A church dinner is offered tonight from 6 PM at La Grange M E Church featuring turkey and chicken plates. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
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la Grange
Few Changes Made in Salary Ordinance
A small city council in Oberlin approves minor edits to the salary ordinance. The meeting covered wage adjustments for several departments and a street-related issue, with relief contracts and payments approved.
Bonds Sold for School Addition
Bonds of the vilaya to the sum of 22. ueing part of the Buca of S4u Cuy to be used in the construction of the agdnseaco the schools here were sald Saturday to Prodder and Company of Teledo om their bid of psr and premium of $$ on the basis of interest of two and three-fourths per cent. Thirteen bids in all were submitted on the bonds. The inference of we is fasnishee py federa) gevernate The sckoe! Scard w fax Gars best dies on the ex that weth ont.
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Vilaya
Gars
Legion Post Seeks Toys for Camden Children
Legion Post No. a2 appeals for toy donations to bring Merry Christmas to County Camden area children. Neighbors are urged to drop toys at Garege, Lymac's Cities Station, People’s and Hill’s stores, with stations also serving Henrietta and nearby townships Obersin and Russia.
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Wilson Leese
Candwick
Garege
Lymac
People’s and
Hill
Camden
Henrietta
Obersin
Russia
Church Group Hears Relief Work Talks
The Women’s association of Church held their regu msg yesterday at the rand Howse. Several speakers were present discussing royal relief, relief work in Elyria, nursery schools to adult education, and Red Cross efforts.
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Rand Howse
Egchron
Elyria
G. Olmstead
Edith Metcalf
The
Red Cross
Hazel Hipp
Church To Sponsor Declamation Contest
The First Methodist church of Oder invites participation in the annual state wide Prince of Peace declamation contest next Sunday evening November 10 at 7 30 in the church assembly room. Topics include World Peace and related themes. Prizes total 1257 with several statewide awards including tuition scholarships and a car scholarship. All are welcome regardless of denomination.
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Church of Oder
Jean Waite
Ohio
Cleveland Trust loan kept People's Bank from crisis
Benjamin F. Firey testified that the Cleveland Trust loaned to save People's Bank, reducing losses for creditors and preventing a banking crisis in the community. He noted a depositor suffered only a penny loss in the savings institution as a result.
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As~ People’s Bank
Benjamin F. Firey
Cleveland
Peoples Bank
Land Trust
Agres
Fiey
Pecs Ceres
Lonz Company
Peukel Bak
Lorain County Saving
Elra Savi and Trust
Say Bank and Trust
People's Banking Tespany
Oferlin Savings Ha
City Bank
Tae
Firer
Cleveland Trust Company
Cleveland Trust
People’s
People’s Savings Bank
Firey
World Friendship Program Planned at James Brand House
Mrs Frank Huntler and her children John Janet Silvia and Christopher will take part in a World Friendship program at the church school Sunday morning November 29 at 9 45. The boys and girls from infant through junior high will meet for a half hour service and all parents are invited. The four children will sing Japanese songs and Mrs Huntley will teach some words. The Huntleys have returned from Deshisha University Kyoto Japan and are at Oberlin this year.
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Frank Huntler
Childtes
John
Janet
Srlvia
Christopher
Church School
James Brand House
Cleveland Trust seeks liquidation of People's Bank after loan default
The Cleveland Trust asked the state banking department to liquidate the People's Bank and assess double liability on its stockholders, claiming the bank's assets are sufficient to cover the loan. Stern argued the deal with Cleveland Trust was a sale or merger, which would preclude stockholder double liability.
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People’s Bank
Cleveland Trust
State Banking Department
Stern
Peoples Bank
Death Record for Ruth A Hand Kipton and Mary Booth
Ruth A Hand of Kipton aged 86 died Tuesday morning at home. Survived by two daughters Evalena Lard of Kipton and Mrs Neme Hostetler of Oberitz and a son Harvey Hand of Flyria. Funeral and burial details given in Kipton area notices. Mary A Booth former Wakeman resident died in Toledo at home. Funeral services held in Toledo Saturday morning with burial in Wakeman Cemetery Saturday at 2 PM.
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Ruth A. Hand
Kipton
Ruth Hand
Evalena. Lard
Neme G. Hostettler
Oberitz
Harvey
Hom
Flyria
Iamden
Barial
Jery
Mary A. Booth
Wakeman
Toledo
Wakeman Cemetery
Larceny case fines CCC camp detainee five dollars
Willt Koyser of CCC camp on Gulf road was fined five dollars and costs for petit larceny after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro today. He allegedly stole clothing from another man at the camp.
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Willt Koyser
CCC
Gulf Road
Joseph Petro
Four-H Club activities discussed at Lorain fall meeting
Lorain County Four-H advisers and members met at the Carliste Grange Hall to review past year activities and plan for the coming year. The group considered awarding recognition pins for six eight or ten years of club work and formed a committee of five to study the proposal.
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Lorain County
J. H. Curtiss
Margaret Pallas
E. D. Hoag
Frank Mason
M. C. Pesfound
Rabbit And Cavy Show Opens Tomorrow
The eleventh annual winter show of the Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association opens tomorrow at the Lorain County Fairgrounds and runs through the weekend. About 590 rabbits and cavies from five states enter, with some from Massachusetts and Connecticut. A chinchilla specialty show is held in connection. Judges are Karl Sautters and James Birthe. Judging starts at 9 a.m. Saturday. Several exhibitors seek con formation titles by winning at six prior shows and earning two championships.
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Lorain County
Con Iation
Revivalist Chapman's End Ends a Million Souls Campaign
The evangelist Wilbur J Chapman, famed for dramatic revivals and anti liquor campaigns, died after a storied career that included war work and a planned Washington DC engagement. He preached his last sermon a week earlier in Mishawaka Indiana near Winona Lake. More than 29 converts were reported at the final service.
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Caga
Wilbur J. Chapman
England
United States
Washington, D. C
Miami
Fla
Mishawaka
Ind
Winona Lake
Doan's Pills Advertise Kidney Health Relief
Medical authorities note kidneys contain 13 miles of tubelike structures for purification. The ad claims 15 miles may clog causing backache dizziness and swelling, urging readers to use Doan's Pills to flush them and relieve symptoms.
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Doan
First Lima final show to be free to the public
The final show at Lima in March will be open to the public with no admission charge. Walter Botamer of High street will serve as superintendent and Mrs. Joe Wojcik of Fuller road will act as secretary.
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Lima
Walter Botamer
High Street
Joe Wojcik
Fuller Road
Italian and Ethiopian forces clash near Makale in decisive action
Reported bayonet engagement sees two Italian white officers wounded and several Askari officers killed or wounded, with Ethiopian losses unknown. The clash marks the first serious resistance since Makale’s advance, with Ethiopian concentrations observed south of Makale and columns moving northward detected by air observers.
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Secene
Askari
Makale
Cleveland Livestock Markets Report From Dense Trade
Markets show mixed activity with live poultry weak and eggs steady while cattle and hogs hold firm totals. Prices listed for cattle calves sheep and produce vary by weight size and grade across multiple categories including Leghorn chickens potatoes onions lettuce and mushrooms with regional price references.
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Eee
Elanus
Ioc
Duces
Maine
Dakota
Court actions and civil suits in Elyria area
Judith Barkacs won a judgment in common pleas court against the Industrial Commission of Ohio for husband John Barkacs injuries at Fox Furnace on August 26, 1930. Albert F. Caley sues Katherine Johnson for 6248 dollars on a promissory note and seeks property foreclosure in Elyria. Keiley seeks divorce from Lucille Kelly after a 1975 marriage with two children. Elmer R. Todd sues Norma Todd for divorce after a 1933 marriage marked by extreme cruelty. Union Guardian Trust Company liquidating trustees sue Thomas W. Shearer for 917 dollars on a note. Mattie Cave seeks divorce from Leo Cave for gross neglect.
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Judith Barkacs
Common Pleas Court
Industrial Comssion of
Ohio
John Barkacs
Fox Furnace Company
Albert F. Caley
Katherine Johnson
Elyria
Leon C. Keiley
Lucille Kelly
Elmer R. Todd
Norma Todd
Lakeland
Florida
Union Guardian Trust Company
Thomas W. Shearer
Local election results and village race outcomes
The article lists vote totals and elected officials for Madona Wolfe in LaGrange township and for Rochester village including mayor marshals and council members. It notes Zola Hastings losing to Miles Spicer by five votes, and mentions unlisted names in contestless offices. It also references a new novel “Back to Treasure Island” sequel to Stevenson’s Treasure Island.
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Madonas Wolfe
LaGrange Township
R. B. Helmer
F. G. Prosser
Tra Stewart
C. H. Nichols
G. W Woodry
Council
H. C. Beam
James Williams
C. H. Bradford
Milton Selis
Marroit Fre
Wade Knapp
Treasure Island
Stevenson
Fragmentary obituary notes life event in 1928
Fragment mentions a person who was married in 1928 and had two children. No full name or places readable. The brief indicates a historical family event but lacks identifying details.
Parole Denied for Otis Smith Over Liquor Fine
Otis Smith’s parole was refused by county commissioners this morning after an attorney petitioned on his behalf. Although state liquor agents who arrested Smith approved the parole, Oberlin, now in county jail for failing to pay a $100 liquor fine, was the subject of the decision.
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Otis Smith
Oberlin
Smith
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Elmer EF. Nelson
Harry H. Gregg
Sibley & Sprague
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Turner
Lorain
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
Oberlin- Por
Cal Louis Buss
Pzone
N. Pleasant St
Murse
Legion Post
Church
Billy Cullitan
His
Hotel Biltmore Orchestra
Eddie Paul
Orch
Shari
Columbia
Mary A Booth
Columbus
Mrs. Wellman
Russia Township
Howard Andrews
Penfield
M. L. Hoyer
Loretta Drusendahl
Rebevca Kea
Nora Carrick
Mae Amesbury
Earl Sandrock
Robert Peslound
Harold Lang
Reest Maddock
Masgsare
Pallas
Carlisle
Eleanor Petty
Hazel Leach
Eston
F. H Lewis
Markler
Rabbit and Cavy
Pige i
Florence
Murbach Coal
teesSteer
Hothouse
Boston
Mattie Cave
Leo Cave
Mar
Webb Park
Newell Hotel
Broad St
Alice Berry
Jack Ellsworth
Hanna Grill
New Orleans
Rorick Or
Crowder
H. R. Rorick Agency
Elsha Savings and Trust
Lorein-Elyria
Broadway
7Th Street
Rogers Oil Station
Pearl Ave
28Th Street
Day
O’donnell
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