Plan for Christmas Seal Sale in Lorain County
The twenty seventh annual Christmas Seal Sale in Lorain County nears completion with a sales organization led by Guy B Findley. Li Birch serves as county treasurer and the campaign runs from Thanksgiving to Christmas under the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association with J N Stone as president and L A Hindman as executive secretary. Local chairmen and treasurers will manage drives in Amherst Avon Avon Lake Sheffield and surrounding areas to fund chest clinics and TB work in Elyria Lorain Oberlin Ridgeville and strengthened county health efforts.
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Lorain County
Guy B. Findley
Elyria
Li. £. Birch
Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association, of Which J. N. Stone, Oberlin
L. &. Hindman
Lorain
Amherst
Fred Powers
Avon
Avon Lake
Sheffield
John R. Pipes
Carlisle
Doris Jackson
E. Gillis
Paul Gentzel
Karl Plocher
Ralph Murbach
W. Q. McClellan
A. L. Werner
E. C. Loofbourrow
P. C. Bunn
Eugene H. Eddy
E. C. Cooper
P. C. Trinter
Carl Hageman
Roy Deal
Oberlin
J. N. Stone
Ridgeville
H. G. Stacey
Wellington
Franklin M. Jones
One Killed Two Arrested After Holdups
In Cleveland Ohio yesterday one man was killed and two others were arrested after two holdups. The slain man remains unidentified. He was among four men who tried to rob Louis Kuncik a 24 year old clerk who had drawn 2600 from the bank to cash checks. Kuncik opened fire and hit the assailant in the head. Two youths were later arrested after a gasoline hold up in which 45 dollars was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Louis Kuncik
Kuncik
Former prosecutor on murder trial in Kentucky
The Harrison circuit court resumed testimony in the Andrew H. Fox murder case. Fox, a former Maysville prosecutor, is charged with murdering his mother and father whose bodies were found in their burning home last spring. He has declined to comment as Cincinnati detectives led the investigation.
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Cynthiana
Andrew H. Fox
Maysville
Harrison Circuit Court
Fox
Cincinnati Secrtives
Automobile Damage Reported In City
City treasurer Jack Marshall reported rear of his automobile damaged yesterday at Middle avenue and Second street after being struck by a truck driven by George Brown of South Bend Indiana. Leo Nelbiing of 118 School street was fined ten dollars and costs for intoxication when arraigned before Mayor W. H. Vanoster yesterday.
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Jack Marshall
Middle Avenue
Second Street
George Brown
South Bend
Ind
Leo Nelbiing
School Street
W. H. Vanoster
Clothing Project Gets Under Way in Avon Lake
The 1933-34 Lorain County extension clothing project opens this afternoon at Avon Lake with Miss Alice Bird demonstrating clothing remodeling for the Avon Lake Parent-Teachers Association, arranged by Mrs. A B Cousins. Countywide activities begin next Thursday when Miss Eunice Teal of Ohio State University visits Elyria to meet farm women group representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Extension
Avon Lake
Alice Bird
Parent-Teachers Association
A. B. Cousins
Eunice Teal
Ohio State University
Elyria
Court notes multiple Lorain area suits and divorces
The Lorain Banking Company sues Cassie L Budgard et al for 3895 on a promissory note and seeks foreclosure of Lorain property. Ruby Swickard and others are granted or requested divorces in various cases for gross neglect or cruelty. Other suits include Monarch Products against Scheurer for 212, Cleveland Trust against BEP Green for 2010 on a note, and Lorain County Savings against Simon Miller et al for 3902 with foreclosure of Ridgeville property.
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Lorain Banking Company
Cassie L. Budgard
Isaac Ainsworth
Lorain
Ruby
Cleveland Trust Company
BEP Green Et al
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Simon Miller
Ridgeville
Local post offices to handle dead letter mail
A Washington bulletin to R. B. Lersch announces a change in dead letter mail handling. Dead letter mail will be processed at local post offices rather than being sent to Washington as before.
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Washington
R. B. Lersch
Big- Tia
Gander
Lorain Gospel Male Chorus to Lead United Church Service
The Lorain County Gospel Male Chorus will lead the evening service at United Church in Birmingham on Sunday. The program features solos duets quartets and testimonies and is scheduled to begin at 7 40 p m.
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Lorain County
United Church At
Birmingham
Seven More Home Loans Granted in Lorain County
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation recorded seven additional mortgages yesterday in Lorain County. Loans total $33,205.25 across Lorain, Elyria, and LaGrange properties. Elyria received two loans totaling $10,645.91, LaGrange one loan of $4,471.35, and four loans were on Lorain property. The largest loan was $14,000 on Lorain property and the smallest $1,032.43, also in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation of Washington
County Rercorder
William G. Mitchell
Lorain
Elyria
LaGrange
Five Leases For Gas Drilling Filed In Graf ton Township
The Wittmer Company of Pittsburgh filed five leases for gas well drilling covering 56 1/2 acres in Graf ton Township yesterday in County Recorder William G. Mitchells office. Leased owners include George D and Harriet Spitzer two and one half acres Graf ton Savings and Banking Company four acres Village of Graf ton Wells W and Martha Mole two acres and Frank and Sofia Varish twenty acres.
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Grafton Township
Wittmer Company
Pittsburgh
William G. Mitchell
George D
Harriet Spitzer
Grafton Savings and Banking Company
Village of
Grafton
Wells W
Martha Mole
Frank
Sofia Varish
Prosecutor Recounts Fatal Shooting in Ironton Inquest
Lawrence county prosecutor John Porter, wounded recently, testified in a written statement at the Ironton inquest into the death of Nan Patterson Moreland. Porter claimed he bought a gun and guitar, entered Moreland's apartment, sat on the bed, and began playing as she approached with the gun, which discharged during the attempt to disarm her. The inquest was continued to hear Sheriff E W Bennett's testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
John Porter
Lawrence County
Nan Patterson Moreland
Harry Jones
Enormous Relief Plan Being Organized
Washington reports a sweeping federal relief program under FDR aims to feed clothe and shelter more than 16 million hungry this winter. Civil Works Administration will spend about 400 million while the Federal Emergency Administration plans to provide jobs for nearly 4.9 million more, with Hopkins directing relief efforts for about 3.37 million families on rolls.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Civil Works Administration
Federal Emergency Administration
Harry B. Hopkins
Hopkins
Utah Goes In Wet Column
Utah voters moved toward repeal as returns from Tuesday’s election crossed the 70,000 mark with 41 districts still uncounted. The tally showed For Report 142,224 Against 65,899 and For State Dry Law modification 109,938 Against 60,391, with remaining districts small and sparse in votes.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Bridge Set On Fire Near Portsmouth In Farm Strike Area
Council Bluffs Ia Nov 5 A bridge on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific line was destroyed by fire near Portsmouth Ia today. It was the third railroad bridge burned in the farm strike area this week. Sheriff George Jensen said he had evidence of arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Portsmouth
George Jensen
Oberlin Women Hold Educational Rally in Elm Street Home
Oberlin Ohio November 9 The Oberlin Women’s Christian Temperance Union held an educational rally at Mrs Frank Tobin’s Elm street home. Mrs L H Trufant reviewed Alcohol and Man and a high school diary was to receive the book. An open forum on The Challenge of the Present Crisis of Youth followed with several local speakers.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin Women's Christian Temperance Union
Frank Tobin
Elm Street
L. H. Trufant
Haven Emerson
Alter
Hamilton
L. W. Taylor
Warner
Gibson
Bower
Tobin
Apple Pie Show Planned in Elyria November 24 25
Lorain County Potato and Apple Show to be held in Elyria on November 24 and 25 with E. Cotton of Elyria Township named manager and a vacant Broad Street store room as the venue. A new apple pie baking class for county women will judge pies with entries listing the apple varieties. Entries due by noon November 23, exhibits by 11 a.m. November 24, with judging that afternoon and cooking demonstrations planned.
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Lorain County
Elyria
E. ©. Cotton
Elyria Township
Broad Street
Elyria ¥. M. C. A
Janet Baus
Carlisle
Hazel Smith
Gulf Road
Leota Drusendahl
Beatrice Wensink
Deane Burns
Elging
Boys Questioned In Connection With Fires
Twelve boys aged 11 to 17 were ordered to appear at police headquarters for questioning about recent porch fires investigated by Fire Chief Bates and Detective Sweet. The fires used tightly rolled motion picture film wrapped in paper that burned and released an odor. the film, bought in Cleveland, was brought here and distributed by one bar. The youths thought it fun to toss burning pieces onto porches, prompting police and fire reports. No large damage occurred. they are warned of serious consequences if acts continue.
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Bors
W. N. Bates
Lloyd Sweet
Sweet
Cleveland
Relief Census Totals 1405 Lorain County Families
Lorain County relief census shows 1405 families in unemployment relief, with 788 in Lorain and 268 in Elyria. County Relief Director M A Hournton says the national census aids federal authorities in shaping next year’s relief legislation. The process routes data from the state relief department to the regional district and Washington. French colonists in Asia total about 25,000,000.
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Lorain County
M. A. Hournton
Congress
Houghton
State Relief Department
Washington
Lorain
Elyria
Winners Named in Carlisle Township Election Upset
Successful candidates in the Carlisle township election include Carl Diedrick with 13 votes, H. H. Drusendahl 437, and Frank Rahl 392 for trustees. Walter Hadaway 369 James Smith 315 and Chas M Williams 336 also elected. Phelon Bruce mayors clerk by one vote over Allen T. Smith 252 to 251. NRA retailers code copy received at Elyria post office. viewable but not distributable.
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Carlisle Township
Carl Diedrick
H. H. Drusendahl
Frank Rahl
Walter Hadaway
James Smith
Chas. M. Williams
Board of Elections
Phelon Bruce
Bruce
Allen T. Smith
W. G. Glover
Clerk
NRA
R. B. Lersch
Elyria
Lersch
Liquor Repeal Spurs Federal Action and Coast Guard Readiness
The White House conference will address control and taxation after Utah voted to ratify the 21st Amendment. Federal taxes on spirits stand at 1.10 dollars per gallon with a 5 dollar levy on imported liquor. The Coast Guard mobilizes to curb smuggling as smugglers target tens of thousands of cases. Prohibition remains law until December 5 and enforcement will target unlicensed distillers while protecting compliant producers.
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White House
Utah
Guard
Coast Guard
North Atlantic
Rector Hurley
Justice Department
Enforcement Agenci Ea
Marketing 15 Explains Ohio Apple and Potato Grades
M W Baker federal grade inspector outlined the U S One and U S Commercial grades for apples and potatoes to Lorain County brewers at a Home demonstration. He noted most county produce fits these classes, with limited interest in U S Fancy and utility grades, and stressed careful picking to preserve Lake Erie fruit color.
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Ohio
Lorain County
M. W. Baker
Baker
U.S
U. S
U. S.S
Lake Erie
Relief Workers to Meet Friday on New Federal Plan
Washington November 9 Federal Relief Administrator Harry L Hopkins outlined a plan to shift from cash handouts to direct work relief under a new Civil Works Administration. Ohio would run state programs as a CWA branch, with local agencies drafting work plans for state approval. The plan aims to employ men quickly with minimal federal oversight, funding $400 to $450 million by February 15 plus about $50 million monthly from states and municipalities.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Ohio
Ohio State Relief Commission
Civil Works Administration
State Commission
Public Works Administration
Hopkins
Veterans recall Meuse Argonne and Ypres-Lys actions
Elyria veterans recount WWI experiences as 250 men served in France. In Meuse Argonne 13 died, 26 wounded. in Ypres Lys four killed, 16 wounded. They occupied the Baccarat trench area 30 days with three wounded. Reunion planned Saturday night, major Hultz notes diary in The Chronicle Telegram. Committee led by Charles Murray aims to reunite former soldiers after 15 years seeking to refresh memories and stories.
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France
Virginia
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Meuse-Argonne
Ypres-Lys
Elyria
Baccarat
Cjeatree
Hulttz
Major Hultz
Chronicle- Telegram
Charles Murray
George Robinson
Joe Novak
Henry Keating
Ben Mosely
Frank Lysaght
Fd Kerahaw
Fisha
Markets and Produce Prices from Cleveland Area Trading Post
Markets show mixed activity with cattle calves hogs and sheep trading lower while produce prices rise for cucumbers mushrooms and leafy greens. Notable items include calves at 350, spring lambs around 450,000, butter steady, eggs firm, and diverse regional potato and corn quotes from Ohio New York Michigan and Wisconsin markets.
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Eveland
Vommen
Ell Yan
Market
Hentier
Chores
Hecht
Choice Yorkers
Cleveland
Springers
Lexhorn Heavy Sc
Springers Iight
U.S
Idaho
Red River Valley
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Last of Morigans Dies in Milwaukee Hospital
William Dick, known as the last of the Mohicans, died in a Milwaukee hospital for the poor. Born 76 years ago on the shores of Lake Winnebago, he was the last speaker of the Mohican language, which was never written and passed down orally. He adopted white culture but remained tied to his people's eastern Lake Winnebago homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
William Dick
Happy Hunting Grounda
Lake Winnebago
Nineteen Year Old Mohammed Zahir Khan Becomes Afghanistan’s Leader
Nineteen-year-old Mohammed Zahir Khan was proclaimed on the throne after the assassination of his father, Mohammed Nadir Khan Ghazi, by a trusted friend turned traitor. The country observed widespread mourning as Zahir, born in India and returned to Afghanistan in 1905, takes power amid a quiet capital.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Mohammed Zahir Khan
Mohammed Nadir Khan Ghazi
Traior
Nadir
India
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Christmane
Central Manual
Geo. R. Allen & Son “Insurance
Masonic Temple
Central
Ruby Swickard
Jay Swickard
W. B. Thompson
William Koepp, Jr
Beulah Koepp
Common Pleas Court
Harry Kinler
W. B
Jennie M. Berk
A. W. Berk
Monarch Products Company
Bert and
Harold Scheurer, Inc
Catherine Hill
Harry Hill
Dorothy Jackson
John A. Jackson
The
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W. Bridge Sipcet
Believe Bridge
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
Pleasant Bt
Vine Rebekah Lodge
George Behnke
East College Street
High School Dramatic
Sally
Ben Blayne
Dean Oehring
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Ruth Hamilton
Jenny
Madge Phelps
Sally Sherwood
Barbara Dudley
Bobb Durant
Charles Beckwith
Snorkins
Harold Paragons
Elaine Durant
Virginia Kurepkat
Dorenda
Jean Heinrich
Jimmy Snodgrass
Dick Rocher
Miss Muggs
Jean Wright
Wright
Jack Lee
William Hawkins
Eugene Warner
Miss Bercelr
Mr. Holt
Asia
S.A. Ault
Selly McCutcheon
Oberlin Avenue
Depa
Claude Adams
Gratis
Alevela
Oman
Abe Cirton
Chicago
Dee Fue
Stecelpta
Fue Ures
Standarda
Dea
Revelpta
Cinpat
Benny
Cuma Lyet
United States Department of Axticulture
Putatu
Sitpanen
Wisconsin
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Itu
North Dakars
Red River
Whee
Golden Hearts
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Manhattan Coal
Elco Lump
C. D
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
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Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Richman Bros
Roth Tailor Shop
Broad St
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