Hoover Heads Home After Armistice Day Stop
President Hoover and Mrs Hoover left Palo Alto aboard their special train at 8 57 pm for the return trip to Washington stopping today at Glendale California for a brief speech and a visit to Herbert Hoover Jr s residence near Pasadena Armistice Day was observed with Hoover pinning the Purple Heart on Palo Alto veteran Andrew M Neilson and the President showing renewed vigor on the journey back to the capital
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President Hoover
Palo Alto
Washington
Richey
Leland Stanford University
American Legion
Winter program plans for Lorain County extension
Plans for the county agricultural extension program for Lorain County farm women were to be discussed at a Home Council meeting this afternoon. The council, led by Mrs. J. J. Prindte and other members, co-operates with the extension service on county work, and the meeting would cover the council’s relationship with the extension service and winter plans.
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Lorain County
J. J. Prindte
A.D. Crocker
E. E Durkee
A. J. Carpenter
Man admits placing heavy tie to wreck train
Frank Weinert of McKeesport Pa 53 was arrested in Mansfield Ohio on a warrant charging him with attempting to wreck a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train at Belleville by laying a heavy wooden tie across the tracks He admitted the obstruction was placed to seek revenge for losing his job and detectives said the tie was found and removed minutes before the train arrived
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Mansfield
Frank Weinert
McKeesport
Baltimore and Ohio
Belleville
Weinert
Local Police Nab Sid ney Poyak After Disturbance
Sidney Poyak of 144 Irondale avenue was found hiding in his bedroom as police arrived to quell a disturbance. He was charged with intoxication after breaking household furnishings and attempting to hide under covers during the afternoon incident.
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Ender
Sidney Poyak
Irondale Avenue
Arthur Hurd
C. E. Barnhart
Poyak
Death notices from Amherst Ohio recount Bertha Braun and Rosa L. South Amherst
Bertha Braun, 70, died at her daughter’s Forest Street home after years of illness. Survived by five children and twelve grandchildren, funeral Monday at the Campbell home with Rev. Schnmidt, burial in Cleveland Avenue Cemetery. Rosa L. South Amherst, died in Erie Pennsylvania, November 19. Funeral Sunday at home in Erie. Also obituary for a Wakeman born man, died November 11, funeral at St Mary’s Wakefield Monday morning.
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Bertha Braun Amherst
Bertha Braun
Orval Campbell
Forest Street
Fred Ruth
George Braun
Philip Braun
Maurice Fisch
Elizabeth A Aschenbach
C. G. Aschenbach
Amherat
Amperst
Campbell
CE. Schnmidt
Cleveland Avenua
P.ol
Rosa
South Amherst
Ward
BP. L. Rosa
Erie
Thos
Luella Mellon
John
Oberlin Road
Wakeman
St. Mary's Church
Wakemalt
Real Estate Transfers Tour Lorain and nearby townships
A series of transfers across Lorain County lists buyers and sellers including Andras Korka to George W Long on East Thirty third Street Lorain Ida F Artresa to James D Smith 1902 Livingston Avenue Lorain Frank Schmidt to John Moehl 8 acres Erhart Road Grafton Township William Horn to Frank Cocell Lot 99 Cooper Avenue Meadow View Avlon Carlisle Traian Dohrin deceased to Mary Dohrin shares at 2R51 Oakwood Avenue and 2111 East Twenty Ninth Lorain Sheffield Land Company Subdivision. Cleveland Trust Company to F L Mason Lincoln Avenue Blass and Reuters Allotment Black River Township W B Bond Company to Ida Bond Broadway Lorain Aldena Baldwin to Joseph Decker Greenwood Avenue Avon Ssack Allotment Avon Lake Cleveland Southwestern Road and Light to Wilson Properties quit claim deed to 217 Original Charleston Lorain Floyd Hawke to J E Hawke 1 acre.
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Andras
Amalia Korka
George W
Maggie M. Longbrake
Thirtythird Street
Lorain
Ida F. Artresa
James D
Faith M. Smith
Livingston Avenue
Frank Schmidt
John J
Jennie H. Moehl
Erhart Road
Grafton
William J
Edna Horn
Frank T. Cocell
Cooper Avenue
Meadow View
Carlisle
Traian Dohrin
Mary T. Dohrin
Oakwood Avenue
East Twentyninth Street
Sheffield Land Company
Cleveland Trust Company
F. L
Norma Mason
Lincoln Avenue
Blass and Reuter
Black River
W. W. Bond Company
Ida B. Bond
Broadway
Aldena Baldwin
Joseph Jan«decker
Greenwood Avenue
Avon
Avon Lake
Cleveland Southwestern Raidlway and Light Company
Wilson Properties Company
Charleston
Floyd
Martha Hawke
J. E
Nellie M. Hawke
Ohio State Alumni Return For Homecoming Festivities
In Columbus hundreds of Ohio State alumni gathered for the Ohio State Penn State football game and homecoming events. The fifth annual alumni conference drew 200 delegates at 10 A M and a noon luncheon in Pomerene Hall with Dr. W C Thompson as speaker. Anabel Dunlop of Columbus was crowned homecoming queen chosen by the Penn State team from five finalists, as cadets with sabers formed an arch for Dunlop and escort Robert Finke. Fraternities and sororities competed for most attractively decorated houses.
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Columbus
O. Nove Te
Ohio State University
Ohio State - Pennsylvania
Pomerene Hall
W. C. Thompson
Embritus
Anabel Dunlop
Pennsylvania
Miss Dunlop
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Arch
Dunlop
Robert Finke
Announcing Sales of Two Lorain County Farms
J F Burns real estate broker at 326 Seventh Street announced Lorain County farm sales and inquiries as activity rises in rural property. The Broka farm of 43 acres on I Road sold to F Wolfe of Cleveland. Mrs Wolfe plans improvements. The Thompson farm of 14 acres at Fields Corners was traded to William J Carskaddon of Oxford Avenue for a home. Carskaddon previously with Hamilton Baws city.
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Lorain County
J. F. Burns
Seventh Street
Burns
Broka
I Road
F. Wolfe
Cleveland
Nora Thompson
Fields Corners
William J. Carskaddon
Erly I
Oxford Avenue
Ria
Arskaddon
Hamilton Baws
Akron Lorain County Agents Meet in Ohio Review
Lorain County was among one hundred northeastern Ohio counties represented at a annual meeting of home demonstration agents in Akron. Miss Alice Bird, Lorain County agricultural extension agent, represented the county. The past year’s home demonstration work was reviewed with reports, and plans for the future discussed. Mrs Blanche Boresh, district supervisor, urged meeting.
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Lorain County
Akron
Alice Bird
Lorain Coun’esricultural Extension
Blanche Bo Reset
German oil tanker Vistula in distress near Tampico
The German tanker Vistula, 8,954 tons from Danzig, struck a sunken wreck near Tampico while loading oil and sent an SOS. No rescue ships were available, but crew reported not in immediate danger. the ship is badly damaged and likely a total loss. The Vistula is owned by Baltic-American Petroleum Import Company.
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Mexico City
O. S
Tampico
el Universal
Danzig
Baltic-American Petroleum Import Company
Lorain Man Edward Boyd 64 Dies at Home
Edward Boyd, 64, of Mast 63rd Street Lorain, died at his home at 5 A M from heart failure. A well known Lorain resident, he worked 41 years at National Tube Company before retirement. Survived by wife and daughter Mrs Richard Richardson of Painesville. Body sent to Wickens Funeral Home for burial arrangements.
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Edward Boyd
Mast 63Rd Street
Lorain
Elyria
Ater Boyd
National Tube Company
California
Mra
Richard Richardson
Painesville
Wickens
May Concentrate County Offices In One Building
County officials led by Commissioner C D Murray propose leasing an entire floor of the Masonic Temple to house all outside offices. The move targets saving about $2,000 yearly on rentals as the county currently spends over $35,000 annually for offices located outside the courthouse, including the surveyor, prosecutor, elections board, farm extension service, coroner, and county school board.
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C. D. Murray
Masonic Temple
Board of Elections
Farm Extension Service
Roosevelt Suffers From Head Cold Delays Weekend Plans
President-elect Roosevelt, confined by a head cold, cancels plans for a Hyde Park weekend at his estate and rests in Albany. A physician found a slight fever. family advises indoors for 24 hours due to damp weather. He will stay in Albany next week and travel to Warm Springs, Wisconsin, for the foundation meeting and Thanksgiving dinner with trustees. He plans to meet Democratic leaders there to discuss national issues after March 4.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
drisWers
Franklin
Dll
War Wsprings
Warm Springs Foundation
Ature
Milk Wagon Drivers Strike Grips Cincinnati
Nov. 12 news reports that about one hundred milk wagon drivers walked off to strike in Cincinnati leaving the city without door to door milk delivery. They ordered peaceful picketing of all plants not yet reaching a wage agreement with Theunmen. Workers rejected a 20 percent wage cut but accepted a 1 percent cut. The French Brothers Bauer Co. said local dairymen agreed to supply help to run the company’s milk wagons.
Welfare Groups Accomplish Much Sewing for Needy
East Carlisle Welfare Workers have sewn three days weekly for four weeks donating comforters garments and shoes to the Red Cross. They plan four more days to complete many garments and six comforters. Interested women may help at Fast Carlisle school house and loan sewing frames. Markley Group to meet November 14 for an all day sewing session with recent garment completions.
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East Carlisle
Red Cross
Howard Miller
Fast Carlisle School
Markley
Markley Welfare Group
R. Todd
Stop
Toy drive gains wide city backing in Lorain county
The American Legion announces broad support for a non profit toy collection and distribution effort. City firemen volunteer to aid the movement while county committees are named with Otto Mischka as publicity director and J Kolepus as county chairman. The Toy Shop encompasses Lorain and Oberlin with local volunteers listed for leadership and operation.
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Hocker
Ohio Street
American Legion Committee
Elyria
Lorain Cour Heve
J. Kolepus
Chef DeGere
Counts 408
Otto KR. Mischka
Blyra
Lorain
Bonnie Weaver
George Thomas
John Bower
H.W. Treaster
Roy Case
James Flaherty
Nick Ciola
W Oxelson
Harry Smithberger
W. Esser
William Evans
Tn Oberlin
Mauri
Books Gain In Popularity As Mercury Falls
Elyrians turn to books as cooler weather returns, with the October library circulation totaling 3,376, up 3,220 from September and 2,038 from October last year. Daily circulation peaked at 64, up 204 from last year's high, despite one fewer operating day. Committees across Elyria and Lorain County organize toy drives with schools aiding, repairs by volunteers, and Santa Claus programs planned for community centers and theatres.
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Charlotte Brooks
Elyria
Open Temple To Untouchables Gandhi's Demand
Gandhi announced he would resume his last fast if the Teuruvasur Temple is opened to the untouchables. The Indian holy man revealed this plan in a United Press dispatch from Poona where he was imprisoned and not yet fully recovered.
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Gandhi
Poona
Britis
India
Teuruvasur
Young Men's Club Hosts Cleveland Speaker on Salesmanship
The Young Men's Club will hear Charles J. Piersol of Cleveland discuss salesmanship at the weekly meeting at the YMCA Monday night. He will present "How to Know, Understand, and Use the Facts of Salesmanship."
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Charles J. Piersol
Cleveland
Oberlin College reports deficit and plans for new facilities
The treasurer notes an operating deficit of 26484.34 for 1931 32 while total assets in 1922 stood at 24515763 35. Loans to students in 1931 32 totaled 43089 15. Planned physics building and heating plant require funding. Noah Hall new dorm and first unit of the Men’s Campus were acquired along with Oberlin Kinder garten Primary Training School now affiliated with the college. Millikan re elected to six year term on Board of Trustees.
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Noah
Oberlin Kindergarten
Oberlin
Armistice Day Party Held in Oberlin Home
Oberlin report notes Armistice Day party hosted by Mrs. C. E. Gilbert on Elm Street with American Legion Auxiliary members and guests. Bridge winner Miss Lois Cummings, consoled by Miss Erma Champney. lunch served by host and assistants. Also mentions Nancy Squire Chapter D A R guest day at Mrs. Mallory’s with speakers including Mrs. Sharpe of Elyria and student musician Betty Freeman.
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Oberlin
C. E. Gilbert
Elm Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Bridge
Lois Cummings
Erma Champney
R. P. Harvey
A. R
Nancy Squire
Mallory
East College Street
Christy
Spaulding
Rand Haylor
Dudley
Sara Wilson
Alice Auten
Rath King
Elyria
Wellington
Norwalk
Wakeman
Sharpe
Will Attend Conference By Oberlin Leader Wilkins
President K E Wilkins of Oberlin College will attend a three day conference on The Obligations of Universities to the Social Order at New York University next week. He will also speak at Dana College Newark on The Opportunity of a New College and join Oberlin alumni for a New York dinner with Dr HW Kung.
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K E. H. Wilkins
Oberlin College
New York University
Wilkins
Dana College
Newark
N. J
Kung
Oberlin-Shansi
Oberlin
New York
Markets Chicago Cash Quotations and Livestock Report
Chicago market notes show mixed signals with poultry prices fluctuating and potatoes steady in shipments. Cleveland and Toledo livestock sections report limited demand, with hogs, cattle, and calves varying by weight and day, while sheep and lambs remain uneven in receipts and prices.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Cleveland
Toledo
Greidy
Paroled and Divorces Noted In County Court
Morrison Wardell Avon paroled on promise to pay 14 dollars balance on a 50 dollar fine plus costs for assault and battery. Goldie Baird Amherst granted divorce from Elson for extreme cruelty with neglect. Margaret Williams Lorain granted divorce from George for neglect and cruelty. Michael Kallo Lorain awarded divorce from Saima Kallo for neglect. Erie County Banking Company sues Bur-White Head Realty of Cleveland for 315,000 on a note. Western Reserve Finance Company sues W. S Shaw et al for 1824 on a note. Foreclosure of chattel mortgage sought. John J. Guiyna Lorain sues Thomas Hoya Sr. for 808 judgment and foreclosure. District Court of Appeals upholds defendant Lieb Lorain in suit by Arthur Tuscany for 25000 over auto collision near Crystal Beach. Candles and oil lamps mark emergency hospitals in Camaguey after devastating floods. relief efforts described with vivid scenes of injured, dead, and aid workers.
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Morrison Wardell
Avon
District Court of Appeals
Louis A. Lieb. Lorain
Bin
Arthur J. Tuscany
Lake Road
Crystal Reach
Pans
Cyrus Lewis, Sr
Chainer Armina Bammhardt
Vermilion
Carmen Convent
General Hospital
Agramonte
Inglaterra
Lyceum Society
Varmen Convent
Popular Society
Lamar
Camaguey
Mmany
Sannta Cruz
Lagar
Miguel Acramonts
Lo O
Santa Cruz
Linge San Pelaya
Santa Crag
Dy Terradas
Jivar Hoffman
Camagueyano
Galea
Cruz
United Press
Rocar
Hoffman
Havana
Moron
Signs for a long war debt moratorium in London
London and Paris expect a protracted holiday on war debts, the Daily Mail said, attributing the pound rise to debt moratorium hopes. Britain’s new note to the United States, tied to cabinet talks with Norman H. Davis, fuels belief the U S may agree to a moratorium.
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London
Paris
Daily Mail
Britain
United States
Norman H. Davis
Refugees and wounded moved to emergency hospitals
About 1,500 refugees were gathered, with roughly 1,000 uninjured and the rest wounded. The wounded were quickly distributed among eight emergency hospitals as aid efforts continued.
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Mag. Hoover Happy
Strain
Little Joe
Western Reserve _, Finance
Turner Block
Council Chamber
J. A. Solandt
Solandt
Humphrey
Stop & Lake Avenue
Woodland Avenue
Harry Brown
Spacer. Q
Clarence Adams
Huntington
J. Jopeté
Columbia Township
John H. Nagel
Fittleda Hancock
Mary Popovik
Rolling Heights
Sheffield Township
Wladislawa Grondziela
Della
Pawlowski
Oakland Addition
Arthur Christ
Jaycox Road
Marguerite Reilley
Jaycox
Ira J. Fulton
Isaac Schupe
Amherst
Cincinnati
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
William Bell
Milo Minch
Hernan Mathes
John Farey
William Slack
Paul O. Collins
Otto KK. Mischka
County
A. R. Agate
Carl L. Smith
L. W. Beauvont
Chuck Hansen
Horton Peck
I. Horton
Carl T. Wolf
Jim Blemes
Jim Armitage
George Tattersall
A. T. Sibley
R. F. Leemhuis
John Kalopus
J. Clare George
AT. Sibley
Carl F. Smith
Elviia
Santa Claus
Taunty
Gaspre
CG. R. Crosa
Mias
Beatrice Doerschuk
Bronxville
N. Y
C.K. Fauver
J. B. Hayden
Hudson
Ohio
A. R. Horr
C. C. Johnson
H. Kirshner
Kansas City
A. B. McNairy
Manchester
A. C. Miller
J. J. Severance
J. T. Stocking
St. Louis
L. T. Warner
Bridgeport
B. B. Williams
Mt. Vernon
Ernie Shaffstall
Fay Charvat
Sadie Hornung
Elsie Shaffstall
North Main Street
Charlotte Srott
Ralph Smith
Smith
Nellie Smith
Hast College Street
Pythian
Joel Hayden
Western Reserve Academy
Finney Chapel
Donald M. Love
Convention of Ohio College Registrars and Examiners
Kron
Tor
Goldie Baird
Elson
W. D. Thompson
Margaret Williams
George
W. B Thompson
Michael Kallo
Saima Kallo
W. B. Thompson
Erie County Banking Company
Bur-Whitehead Realty Company
Western Reserve Finance Company
W. S Shaw Et al
John J. Giuyna
Thomas Hoya
Common Pleas Court
Swekine
Amherst Propery
First Savings and 9 Loan Company
Tashan Hasen
Mink
Frank Pippert
Canon Center
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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