Squatters Await Attack in Cuban Mountain Passes
Four hundred squatters defend their 20 year homes as Cuban forces under Pablo Piquero demand surrender. Government orders Havana to eject 600 families from land claimed by a sugar company. Army recon shows camps in Sabana, Sabra pacoa, El Saito and Parana passes. Partisans rally locals to aid the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Lima
Cuba
Pablo Piquero
Unles
Havana
Sabana
Sabrapacoa
el Saito
Parana
Latina
Paul Reveres
Gerald M. Frank Heads Onto Class CC Music Committee
Gerald M. Frank, music supervisor, has been named chairman of the committee to select music for Onto’s Class CC high school musical for the state contest. The event, tied to the Easter period, will involve many area schools in Class CC. The venue is to be decided and announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald MC Frank
Count Stusic
Bex
Frail Lady Turns 104 as Massillon Crowd Cheerful
In Massillon an elderly resident, Mrs Apna R. Snavely, observes her 104th birthday amid friendly fuss. She jokes she would like to live to 106 to vote for the next Republican nominee, recalling voting for Hoover and criticizing the New Deal. Her cheer and youthful laugh delight those around her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Apna R. Snavely
Mr. Hoover
John Barleycorn
Mortgage Committee Studies Local Problems in Lorain
Seven mortgage cases were reviewed this week by the Lorain County Mortgage Committee. Appointed by Governor George White to study mortgage problems and advise on solutions, the panel has no funds to lend and acts in an advisory capacity. New member M H Bartter of Columbia joins the committee alongside George Cotton Elyria chair Ira L Porter Oberlin A H West Elyria L W McConnell Wellington and Frank Rahl Elyria Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ira L. Porter
Oberlin
A. H.west
Elyvia
L. W. McConnell
Wellington
Frank Rahl
Elyvia Township
City Hall Closed Monday for Armistice Day Observance
Mayor W H Vanoster announced city hall will close Monday in observance of Armistice Day, which falls on Sunday this year. City employees will observe the holiday Monday. H R Freeman of Lorain pled not guilty at arraignment on a reckless driving charge from a Broad and Chestnut street accident. He was released on bond pending trial November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Vanoster
H.R. Freeman
Lorain
Broad and
Chestnut Streets
Elyria Women's Bible Class on Jesus and Temptation
Elyria Women’s Bible Class discussed Jesus and Temptation led by the teacher at the Elyria Men’s Bible Class. The session explored moral testing and spiritual guidance with a focus on practical application and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Wen
Jesus
Temptation
Elyria Mens
Evangelist Miss Hazel Yous to Lead Sunday Services
A church at 29 Broad Street announces Sunday events led by evangelist Miss Hazel Yous. She has preached four times this week and attendees praised her message. Services include a 3:45 PM Sunday morning session and a 7:30 PM Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aazarene
Conti
Sertue Willer
Hazel Yous
Miss Yates
Nine Hundred Fishermen Missing Off Korean Coast
Bulletin from London reports nine hundred fishermen in 130 boats are missing off the Korean coast after a gala Wednesday vicit. Two destroyers from Kinkai Naval base searched in vain, per Tokyo Exchange Telegraph correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
London
Kinkai
Tokyo
Exchange Telegraph
Roosevelt names advisory council on social insurance program
President Roosevelt appointed an advisory council to aid the committee on economic security in crafting a social insurance program. Frank P. Graham of the University of North Carolina was named chairman, with members from General Electric, Eastman Kodak, Standard Oil NJ, American Federation of Labor, Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, National League of Women Voters, University of Chicago, and other groups. The panel is to provide a broad industry and labor perspective to proposals for unemployment insurance, old age protection, and wealth adequacy, guiding development for submission to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Committee On Economic Security
Frank P. Graham
Univrsity of
North Carolina
Gerald Swope
General Electric Co
Marion B. Folsom
Eastman Kodak Co
Walter R. Teagle
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
William Green
American Federation of Labor
George M. Harrison
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Cincinnati
Belle Sherwin
National League of Women Voters
Grace Abbott
University of Chicago
A. & Chidren’s
Raymond Moler
New York City
Paul Kelloge
New York
George A. Nordlin
Fraternal Order of Eagles
George Berry
International Printing Pressment Union of North America
Joan G. Winant
New Hampshire
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
Cleveland
White House
Ecommittes
Uftil
Death Notice for Anthony Linden Linges in Elyria
Anthony Linden Linges, 49, of 61 West Elyria, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from pneumonia. He resided in Elyria several years. Survived by no immediate family. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Body at Welsh Funeral Home. Burial planned at St Mary Cemetery after arrival from St Agnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Linden
Anthony Linges
Gar
Ra Memoria! Hospital of Preumonia
Panera
Elyria
Elyria Memorial
St. Agnes
St Mary Cemetery
Utah Man Heads Reserve Board
President Roosevelt appointed Marriner Eccles of Utah as governor of the Federal Reserve Board effective today. Eccles since January has served as an assistant to the secretary of the treasury as liaison with other government agencies dealing with banking and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Marriner
Eccles
Utah
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of the Treasury Ag
Court delays and legal notices in small town recap
Trial of Ben Mostey for intoxication and disorderly conduct postponed to January 4 by Justice Petro. Fred Wolfe pleads not guilty to non support before Justice Lord. Montgomery Ward sues Henry Hill and Mary Burkhart for 1550 on a promissory note. Foreclosure sought in Sheffield township amid a broad European propaganda concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Mostey
West Avenue
Joseph Petro
Fred Wolfe
Huron Street
Charles Lord
Henry Moehl
Samuel Provenza
Montgomery Ward and Company
Henry Hill
Mary Burkhart
Sheffield Township
Obscure Ohio Address Note for Deliveries
A brief local notice lists Oberlin as a location with no delivery complaints for Mrs Esther Alfsen at 76 East Lorain Street. It provides Louis Bliss’s contact at 228 North Pleasant Street for similar inquiries or issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lorain Street
Esther Alfsen
Our Chronicle
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Oberlin Couple Announces Daughter's Marriage in Sharon
Mr and Mrs QO A Stanfield of Groveland street announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Ruby Stanfield to Hilbert Cloudt son of Mr and Mrs Richard Cloudt of San Antonio Texas. The ceremony occurred yesterday in Sharon Pennsylvania with attendants Miss Gladys Reynolds and Henry Smith. The newlyweds will reside at 46 Groveland street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
QO. A. Stanfield
Groveland Street
Ruby Stanfield
Hilbert Cloudt
Richard Cloudt
San Antonio
Texas
Sharon
Gladys Reynolds
Over- Ma
Henry Smith
Elyria
Oberlin Community Chest Sets 9500 Goal for Drive
Oberlin officials announce a $9 59000 goal for the Oberlin Community Chest, $500 above last year. Funds target relief work including Village Improvement Society 300, Girl Scouts 90, Boy Scouts 250, Vocational School 206.20, Red Cross 500, Alles Hospital 2500, Visiting Nurse 180, RFI 8500 80, and estimated expenses 504. Campaign chair J L Edwards says drive starts in the last two weeks of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Community Fund
Chest Committee
Village Improvement Society
Red Cross
Alles Hospital
RFI
J. L. Edwards
Peace Group To Hear Objector at Armistice Day Program
Harold S. Gray, a conscientious objector imprisoned in World War I for his views, will speak at the Armistice Day program sponsored by the Vesper Community and its Labor in Peace Society. The event at Finnsr Chapel features Dr. Kemper Fullerton introducing Gray, with organ music by Joseph Hofrichter Jr. Gray was drafted, refused to bear arms, was court martialed, imprisoned fourteen months, and dishonorably discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold S. Gray
Vesper Conmuite
Finnsr
Kemper Fullerton
Cherlin
Graduate School of Theology
Gray
Joseph Hofrichter, Jr
Monservatory of Music
Literary and Social club hosts guest day at Hovey home
Mrs Harry Hovey hosted the Literary and Social club guest day at her North Pleasant Street home on a Thursday in November. Mrs S J White and Mrs J L Edwards assisted. About fifty attended including members and guests as Reverend William Smith reviewed Sir Philip Gibbs The Cross of Peace and Mr Barron performed selections on the organ. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hovey
North Pleasant Street
J. White
J. L. Edwards
William Smith
Sir Philip Gibbs
Mr. Barron
Potatoes and Popcorn on Display by Lorain County 4-H Clubs
Thirty seven county 4-H exhibits of potatoes popcorn and held corn raised by boys last summer are showcased in Sears Roebuck windows on Broad street Lorain County Four-H clubs. Eight A and fourteen BR grades were awarded. Winners include Howard Walker Columbia Held Korn Vernon Trinter William Knetsel Brownhelm and Arthur Crocker Jr Columbia Gerald Hasenpflug Brownhelm Earl Sandrock Russia Township Charles E Senning Markley Neil Wise Relden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Sears-Roebuck & Co
Broad Street
Howard Walker
Columbia
Korn
Vernon Trinter
William Knetsel
Brownhelm
Arthur Crocker, Jr
Gerald Hasenpflug
Earl Sandrock
Russia Township
Charles E. Senning
Markley
Neil Wise
Relden
Robert Shuster
Eaton
Raymond C. Bacon
Richard Rhodes
Pittsfield
Stuart Bartter
Lyle Sweet
Harold Schneider
South Amherst
Alfred Rhone
Grald Morris
Fred Martin
LaGrange
Martin Blaine
Donald Blaine
Arthur Shroyer
East Carlisle
John Holcomb
Howard McConnell
Karl Marx Studied at British Museum Long Hourly
Karl Marx dedicated himself to daily study at the British Museum, reading during all open hours year after year, highlighting his laborious scholarly routine and persistent pursuit of knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Marx
British Museum
Constitution paper given at Nancy Squire Chapter meet
Thirty four members of the Nancy Squire Chapter of D A R met with Mrs Mary Ranson on West Lorain Street for a business session and program. Mrs Lloyd Linder presented a paper on The Constitution Its Background while Mrs Sara Wilson spoke on current national events. A social hour followed and the next meeting will host a Christmas party on December 14 at the homes of Mrs Hageman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Squire
B. A. Ry
Mary Ranson
West Lorain Street
The
Chapte
Lloyd Linder
Sara Wilson
Hageman
I North Cedar Avenue
First Church Men Social Meeting in Oberlin
The First hotel in Oberlin hosts a social meeting for church men this Sunday. Refreshments begin at 6 15 PM followed by an illustrated talk at 7 04 PM by Dr G W Fiske on his Palestine observations. Hon Paul Howland of Cleveland and the local Bible class leader will be guests. all men are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
G. W. Fiske
Palestine
Paul Howland
Cleveland
Student to Supply Pulpit at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist church will have a student from Oberlin Theological Seminary supply the pulpit at both Sunday morning and evening services. A gospel male quartet from the seminary will also sing at the evening service. Next Sunday November 15 Burton Crocker of New Jersey, visiting for postgraduate work, will preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Burton Crocker
New Jersey
Grange to Entertain Rebekah Members Monday Evening
The Henrietta Grange will host a program for Rebekah lodge members on Monday evening with a covered dish lunch to follow. Each family is asked to bring a covered dish and buttered rolls. Nearby items note deaths and club meetings in Oberlin and Milwaukee with residents traveling to Hammond, Louisiana for the winter.
Ballot Error Reported After Duplicate Ballots Found
Number two continued from page one notes a 131 to 10 percent vote, with school levies passing 224 to 205. A clerical error produced two ballots of the same kind, seen by Fred Hosford who is canvassing the community. He plans a written complaint to the County Board of Elections. Stetson awaits guidance on proper procedure. officials call the incident unprecedented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hosford
Sheffield Lake
Hosford
County Board of Elections
Stetson
George Perkins Post to Celebrate Armistice Day
Members of the George Perkins Post No.47 American Legion will observe Armistice Day Sunday with a 3 p.m. service at Second Baptist Church. Rev. G. T. Settle will preach and Rev. J. H. Greenleaf will present a past commander's badge to James Brown. Dante is referenced but not relevant to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Perkins Post
No.47
Américan Legion
Second Baptist Church
G. T. Settle
James Brown
J. H. Greenleaf
Industry Hiring COC Workers For Private Industry
Washington Nov 10 Industry is recruiting workers from the Civilian Conservation Corps at about 9100 a month. More than 58000 men and boys have resigned from CCC camps since April to take private jobs. Robert Fechner, director of the Corps, says employers praise the CCC men for their fitness morale and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yillan Conservation Coips
United Press
C. C
Robert Fechner
Reilel Rolls
Elyria Memorial Hospital Faces Linen Shortage Amid Rising Patients
The Ladies Auxiliary led charity efforts to raise funds and linen as hospital finances strain under a lower Community Chest budget and unpaid bills. City support has dwindled, increasing the burden on the hospital, yet volunteers show strong commitment to maintain equipment and service standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timro
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Labor provisions and codes linger under NRA control
The article notes continued practice and administrative cuts to labor provisions, with blue eagle compliance symbols, resignations or dismissals of officials, and planned direct oversight unless regional codes appear. It cites fears over loss of workers rights, uncodified PRA groups, questionable wages, and debates on scrip use and fair trade rules amid broader Franco-African Muslim population contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coda
PRA
Recovery Board
NRA
Markets News from Cleveland and Chicago Quotations
Market reports detail steady prices across produce and poultry in Cleveland and Chicago. Listings cover vegetables like celery cabbage and cucumbers, and meats including fowl ducks and turkeys, with quantities, weights, and price ranges for wholesale buyers in multiple markets. Specific items include potatoes, onions, and peppers, plus grains and feeds, with market notes on receipts and demand.
Eaton Man Fined By Justice
Lucas Kozel of Eaton is to begin serving a county jail sentence Monday unless he pays a $31 fine and $11 in court costs imposed by Justice Joseph Petro for failing to send his son, Stanley, 15, to school. Allan Smith, county school attendance officer, reported the boy attended school only one week this term. Kozel was fined $5 yesterday, four suspended, by Justice Perottle until Monday to pay or face further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas Kozel
Eaton
Joseph Petro
Stanley
Kozel
Allan Smith
Kozei
Avon Lake Bunco Party and Stork Shower Report
Mire Stanley O Neal hosted a bunco party at her home with two banco club members. prizes were won by Mrs Edward Mitchell Jr and Mrs Bill Neidhardt. A stork shower honored Mrs William Schabel with hostesses Mrs Wayna Black and Mrs Dwight Easty. Also notes of residents traveling and local club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUNCO
Stanley O Neal
Banco
Priges
Edward Mitchell, Jr
Bill Neidhardt
Lund
Mark Horwedel
Wayna Black
Dwight Easty
Willam Schabel
Jaycou Road
Elderly Man Kill by Automobile in Marietta Area
Joshua M. Webster, 71, of Bartlett near Marietta, was struck and killed by an automobile driven by C. I. Schofield of Chillicothe, Ohio. Schofield was absolved of blame. The report notes Cherrapunji in Assam as the wettest place in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta, O
Joshua M. Webster
Bartlett
Here
C. I. Schofield
Chasterhill
Schofield
Cherrapunji
Khasi Mountains
Assam
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United
Gerald M. Frank
West Ride Lumber and Coal Co
United Presbytere YS Church Services
J. E. Davidson
Peder
Harry
John Heiner
Utah Man Heads Reserve Board
France
Europa
D. A. KR
Mary Kapler
W. K. McDonald
North Cedar Street
Charles O. Kepler
Brookline
Mass
Oberlin Women’s Club
W. L. Persons
Elm Setreet
Karl WV. Gehrkens
Milwaukee
Wis
Music Teachers’ National Association
R. E. Wilcox
Hammond
George Jackson
Wendolyn
Orren Inham
Sullivan
Jennie Powers
Detroit
Port Huron
Utica
Dante
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
COC
Africa
iSme Market Sterdys
Omfo
Michigan Sage
Chicago
Rock Springer
Leeghorn
United States Department of Agricuultural
United States
Wisconsin
Whitey
Mahoruseeth
U. Sot
U.S
Colorado
U. S
Sore US
Ficarolis
KALE
Baskete
LEEKS
Letsuch
Othouce
Ib Nashet
Evelain
Gan- Hoon
Justice
Avon Lake
Oscar Rubach
Columbus
John Wertner
Florida
Martha Washington Guild
Molly Chittenden
Lakeside Hospital
Burt Henson
Buginasa
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Walker Road
Frank Eckstein
John
Erin Cleveland
Cas Gulf Tire
Chronicle
Alfred Alten
Second St
Schroll Coal
Western Reserve Finance
Phond
Turner
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