Sanatorium Redesign Urged After Ohio Survey Report
Columbus November 9 The Ohio state tuberculosis sanatorium at Mt Vernon is called obsolete and in disrepair by the Sherman Ohio government survey committee. It urges capital improvements, better medical staff and new facilities including infirmary, child wards, remodeled buildings, demolition of shacks and occupational therapy to keep patients occupied. Recommendations focus on modernizing diagnosis and treatment with dedicated spaces and improved nursing staff.
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Columbus. C
Ohio State Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Mt. Vernon
Shershll
Ohio Government Survey
Surrer
Spe
Cuberediesis
Heromnes
Socver
Rites Held Today For Billy Sunday
CHICAGO. Followers of the Rev. William A. Billy Sunday, who died suddenly per his wish, filed past his bier at Mootz Memorial church as funeral services were held. Pallbearers included Judge Landis and baseball officials who paid tribute to the evangelist. Messages of condolence came from President Roosevelt Major La Guardia and many others.
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Chicago
William A
Billy) Sundar
Mootz Memorial Church
Kmm. Landis
James Heniules
Thomas Smith
William A Peterson
Henry Farsons Crowell
Homer Rodeneater
Sundar
Sin the
Evangelists
Whaw
Helen Mai Sundar
Condoic
Roosevelt
Majorello la Guardia
New York
Retired Carpenter Found Hanged At Home Here Today
Al Thompson, 68, a retired carpenter of 656 Lodi Street, was found hanged at his porch door this morning. Eleanor Helles, 21, of 307 East River Street, discovered the body and alerted Thompson’s sister, Mrs Alvin Davis. Thompson had recently left the County Home after pension eligibility and is believed to be survived by a son. The body was taken to Taylor Funeral Home for burial arrangements.
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al Thompson
Lodi Street
Hansiss
Eleanor Helles
East River Street
Alvin Davis, Thompsor
Liord
Arthur Hurd
Mr. Thompson
Ter
Thomason
William France
Taylor Funeral Home
Bond issues approved in elections Tuesday across several states
New York voters approved bond packages totaling seventy seven million eight hundred eighty thousand seven hundred dollars. The measures included thirty three million nine hundred thousand dollars for school construction in Cincinnati and twenty million dollars for power projects. Other entries reference Akron, Hamilton, and Davien with varied bond totals, reflecting a broad wave of local financing approvals.
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New York
New York State
Cincinnati
Hami O
Akron
Ferzensrai Purin Davien
New Deal Must Be Put To Test Says Chamber Leader
Kansas City Missouri reporting on Harper Sibier president of the chamber of commerce who urges testing the New Deal legislation to determine direction and public confidence. He notes the issue may hinge on constitutional requirements and depends on the people’s judgment.
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Kansas City
Harper Sibier
Chamber of Combe
Sevision
National Chamber
Deterea
Bulldiaz
Couren Usider
Schools Lost Most By 10-Mill Limit
Schools lost the most under the 10 mill limit as reported by BUS. O. and Gl Dore, with Nearest part cited as affected.
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Dore
Friend Lends Car Ends in Accident
A friend who loaned a vehicle was involved in a crash that led to injuries. The incident prompted police contacts and a report of damages. Details on parties and locations remain unclear from the fragmentary text.
Oberlin Sister of Miss Fowler Funeral in Kansas City
Mrs Esther Alflen Oberlin 76 fast Lorain St Foone 6514 and Louis Buss Prose IV 12S N Pleasant announce funeral services for Mrs Eliot graduate Oberlin College class of 190% sister of Miss Fowler in Kansas City with interment planned at Westwood Cemetery, Oberlin.
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Esther Alflen
Oberlin
Lorain St. Foone
Louis Buss
Prose IV
N. Pleasant
Eliot
Oberlin ‘College
Fowler
Kansas City
Westwool Cemetery
Armistice Day Observance Noted in Oberlin Churches
A local notice from Oberlin outlines Armistice Day observances across churches and community gatherings held in November. The brief item references church services and related events, preserving a concise local record of the day’s commemoration.
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Oberlin
Commerce School elects council members amid confusion
The Commerce School council selection proceeds with Dorothy Curtis and W Doerorky White noted as chair and organizer. Bod Collen appears as fretful participant, with the vote spanning a Wednesday session and raising questions about procedure.
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Dorothy Curtis
W! Doerorky White
Bod Collen
Fac
Oberlin Graduate Dies in Kansas
Oberlin graduate obituary notes the death of a former student in Kansas. The notice references the graduate's connection to Oberlin College and lists surrounding details from the local edition.
Court House Ancestry Details Reveal Complex Family Ties
Fragmentary OCR shows “Th And About The Court House” and “Pierce filed suit” with unclear transcribed relations. The text hints at a court matter involving three children and a possible divorce or civil action, but specifics are illegible.
Young Violinist At Gberlin Tuesday Recital
A young violinist in New York performs Tuesday at Gberlin with an ensemble including Vieuxten piano Rosa and Virginia on strings. The group features Wren Pape Ricci on trombone and Emma on cello, with Frederick on drums forming a noteworthy orchestra. parental support limits his yearly recitals to twelve.
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New York
Aldoens Vieuxten
Geytercty
Riegem
Wren Pape Ricci
Rosa
Loraine
Ginrsie
Emma
Virginia
Frederick
Rheis
Automobiles Collide in Whiskeyville Collision
Hedges of 126 Cleveland Street and C E Meyers of 1922 Broadway Lorain faced damage after a morning collision near Whiskeyville. Deputy Shelis reported the incident occurred about tea time.
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Hedges
Cleveland Street
C. E. Meyers
Broadway
Lorain
Whiskeyville
Shelis
Rebekahs To See Program Of Dances
After a short business meeting Vine Rebekah Ledze Mon evedinge November Lith presents a five minute entertainment by forty bor from Elyria. The program features tap and toe dancing and dramatic readings directed by Mrs Irving. A notable act includes a toe tap on a large bass drum performed by a twelve year old girl. Open to friends of the order.
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Vine Rebekah Ledze Monevedinge
Elyria
Oberlin Fairview Football Game Cancelled After Injuries
A Oberlin High football game between Oberlin and Fairview was canceled due to injuries on the Oberlin squad. The season continues with the Oberlin team aiming to rebound as opponents and schedule details remain unclear.
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Oberlin-Fairview
Oberlin High
Little Big Fire
Community Garden Club Meeting And Speakers Noted
The Community Garden Club will meet Monday evening at Behr Show on North Main Street to discuss important business. Junior League plans a Monday event at Margar Col lers Street as Craig speaks on Near East experiences and field interests in the Earth’s Temperance County.
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Ciuk
North Maim Street
Sheriff Sale Totals Reported At Morning Session
Ten sheriff sales raised 12772 dollars to cover delinquent taxes. One parcel owned by Nick Rap Bann Company carried a claim of 30160 dollars. Frank Rothweilee’s block sold for 329090, with Bank of Commerce note of 332086 to satisfy the claim.
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Fea
Nick Rap Bann Company
Rother Block
Frank Rothweilee
Meal Bank of Commerce Tarot
Townsend Club Reports Heard At Elyria Meeting
National leaders spoke as Townsend Club members gathered at Elyria club rooms last night about ongoing efforts. About a quarter of members attended, with dues paid for Friday sessions at the center.
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Townsend Club
Beqoleadnuarers
Mem
Elyria
Ec Rene
Young Republicans Open Convention in Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa on November 9 delegates from 39 states opened the Young Republican convention. They aim to influence 1936 policies and cooperate with the national committee while resisting "dictation" from the GOP leadership. Delegates foresee a contest if the national committee seeks direct control, and insist a liberal candidate is needed to win youth support in 1936.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Renational Committee
National Committee
Young Republican
Young Republican Movement
Entiren Inn
Republican Party
New Deal Allocates Billions for Quick Projects
Washington reports near 3 billion dollars added for rapid relief programs under Harry Hopkins. Comptroller General Mecari approves 2167,910.53 in WP A project elements bringing total funds to 1.0.32 billion and total approved project values to 3,897,347,230, with Ohio at 15,572,179.
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Washington
New Deal
Harry L. Hopkins
John R. Mecari
Works Progress
Works Progress Administration
Ohio
Ohio Firms Get CCC Contracts
Washington November 9 The Civilian Conservation Corps announced contracts for machinery tools and materials totaling 1 183 905 with about 158 08 to be spent in Ohio Purchases include 225 trucks 22 tractors 2938 air compressors 90 snow plows and materials for reforestation soil erosion prevention and other activities Contracts awarded through Interior and Agriculture departments Largest Ohio contract 15 draglines from Genera Excavator Corp Marioz 91588 also power shovel 12525 Other Ohio awards Galion Clators Co Cleveland Tractors Jaecar Machinery Co Columbus three concrete mixers
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Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps Today
Ohio
Interior and Agriculture Departments
Genera Excavator Corps
Marioz
Galtion Co
Galion
Galion Manufacturing Co
Clevrelard Tractors Co
Cleveland
Jaecar Machinery Co
Columbus
American Education Week Observed Across Ohio Schools
Local schools prepare demonstrations to show value of nonessential subjects. Elementary shows include work in English, arithmetic, geography, science, art, safety, health, cooking, sewing, and manual training. Friday dubbed Frills Day with in-building demonstrations. Parents receive charts explaining sales tax funding and how much goes to schools versus local governments.
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Maston
Ohio Tax Commission
Ohio
Elyria
Mayor Proclaims Education Week Observance in Elima
Mayor W H Vanoster proclaims the week of 1935 Education Week in Elima, urging all educational, patriotic, civic and fraternal groups to visit schools and renew faith in free public education as a national security project, in cooperation with the U S Department of Education.
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Elima
W. H. Vanoster
America
Ildren
Commonwealth
C of Eivris
Uepstedtes Department of Education
Une Amer National Educa
Elrsa Pub
Elxria
Bureau of Education
United States Department of the Interior
National Education Association
Maston
Local car runs wild after steering gear fails
A car given by George Davis of 729 West Bridge Street ran wild yesterday about 8:00 p m when the steering gear broke after the czar of C. C. Fisher of 73 West Broad Street while parked at 961 Lake Avenue. Davis' car struck a lawn at 943 Lake Avenue before police reported. A short wiring fault caused a fire that burned insulation in front of the dash on F D Rogers' car at 2145 West Street while parked at 145 Lodi Street. damage was slight. August Ingwer, who paid a fine on an intoxication charge yesterday, is not the August Ingwer living on Gulf Road, Chronicle Telegram was informed.
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George Davis
West Bridge Street
C. c. Fisher
West Broad Street
Lake Avenue
Davis
F. D. Rogers
West Street
Lodi Street
Ingwer
Gulf Road
Chronicle
Boycott Takes Effect November 18 in Britain
London reports the Privy Council issued an order enforcing a financial and credit boycott from November 18. A treasury controller will oversee payments on British debts in Italy under new sanctions. Violations carry up to two years in prison. The ban includes imports of r eads from France, with Italian newspapers and books exempted.
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London
Privy Council
Italy
Frali
Two Killed When Auto Hits Truck
Two men died when their car struck the rear of a truck near Toledo. Victims identified as Harry Lenc and Louis Brics were from nearby area. The truck was owned by Ralph Stebel of Lucker Ohio and driven by Robert Root of Chicago. Police said details point to a fatal highway collision during a routine late night route.
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Toledo
Ron
Pied
Tod Truc
Harry Lencothe
Fear Swanten
Louis Brics
Grain and Produce Prices and Market Notes
Market report lists grain and mill feeds with prices per unit, including No 3 red wheat No 3 white wheat and oat values. Nearby produce market quotes cover cabbage celery mushrooms parsley parsnips spinach and tomatoes with baskets and per dozen prices. Poultry butter potatoes and other farm commodities feature quotations and receipts with varied quality notes. Local market conditions and shipping details from track rail and stations are summarized.
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Witter
Alpalpa
Pad Crauior
Chivaco
Ius
Llomi
Meaker
Sivusset Kurvanks
Isd
Peaeie
Tss
Wisconsin
Ebraska Bliss
Minnesota
North Dakota
Rock Springs
Chicago
Wearley
Artists Show Raided by Police Five Girls Arrested
New York November nine officials raided the 30th annual Society of Illustrators benefit show at the Heckscher Foundation theater. Five young women, who borrowed overcoats from audience members to appear indoors, were arrested and taken to a patrol wagon. The audience included notable figures like Herbert Swope Howard Chandler Christy Rube Geldves and Arthur William Brown among others. Three city magistrates were reported present.
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New York
Jeanette Rice
Miles Rice
Society of Illustrators
Heckscher Foundation For Children
Herbert Barerd Swope
New York Racing Commission
Howard Chandler Christy
Arthur William Brown
Rube Geldves
Quo Soglow
Denis Wortman
Willam Haenigsen
Courtney Riley Cooper
Arthur Ogden Reid
The
New York Tribune, Inc
Philip Dunning
Fred G. Cooper
Wallace Morgan
Soci
Royal Air Force search crews probe Burma coast for missing plane
Two Royal Air Force bombers flew at dawn from Singapore and Victoria Point to scour the Aduaman Sea for a missing aircraft. The 10,850 ton carrier Hiermes steamed up the coast to reinforce the search as natives in Malay and Burma push through jungle and peril in the coastal islands.
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Ars
Jose
Royal Air Force
Victoria Point
Burma
Iis Aduaman Sea
Tog
Singapore
Hiermes
Eoas
Woman Killed By Auto in Columbus
Mrs. Anna Moore, 36, of Columbus, was struck and killed by an automobile driven by A. R. Nelson, 42, of Columbus. The deceased is survived by a sister, Mrs. Joan Patrick, of Canton.
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Columbus
Anna Moore
Colnumpus
Las
A. R. Nelson
Italy Expands Ethiopia Gains Amid Quiet Warfare
Italian forces push across Eritrean frontier, claiming about 25,000 square miles of Ethiopia as their advance continues. Addis Ababa forecasts guerilla fighting while Ethiopians vow to “make a stand” at Aduwa Makale and Amba Alagi. Italy’s campaign proceeds with minimal bloodshed as terrain slows progress.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Massoliali
Addis Ababe
Aduwa
Makale
Amba Alagi
Boy Burned To Death In Cleveland Fire
Five year old Robert Sfiamone perished trapped in a closet when his parents home in Cleveland caught fire. Authorities believe he played with matches and hid in the closet as flames spread, reality unclear.
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Cleveland, CO
Robert Sfiamone
Man Hurt In Mine Near Dover Ohio
Odie Miller aged 30 from Millersburg is in Union Hospital Dover with a broken back after being struck by falling rock while working in a nearby coal mine.
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Dover. O
Odie Miller
Millersbur
Union Hospital
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