Young Elyria boys form handicraft group at YMCA
A new handicraft group for Elyria boys will begin at 4 P M Thursday as part of YMCA boys division activities. Open to all city boys, the club will focus on leather brass and wood gifts for Christmas. Several other YMCA sponsored clubs hold meetings this week with varied times and topics.
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Elyria Boys
Robert H. Goacher
Y. M. C. A. Boys
Jefferson Torch
Hi-y
Washington Torch Club
Friendly Indians
Jack Houser
Dol Neces
Goacher
Fess Plans Time for Study and Writing in Retirement
U S Senator Simeon D. Fess, a longtime Washington figure and former Antioch College president, retired after Tuesday's election in favor of Vic Donahey. He will write an autobiography and political essays at his Yellow Springs home, preserve his large private library, and continue history interest. He cited campaign tactics attributed to Tammany influence via Postmaster General Farley as a factor in his defeat.
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Xenia
U. 5
Simeon D. Fess
Washington
Vic Donahey
Yellow Springs
Antioch College
Fess
Farley
Gunman Will Go To Indiana For Murder Trial
Covington police plan to send Willie Mason, 25, alleged killer, to Indianapolis on a murder charge after Bush alias Davis was killed by a detective. Bush and Mason were captured in raids by Covington and county officers. Mason, linked to the killing of Indianapolis officer Lester Jones during a year holdup, had escaped from Noblesville jail last August.
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Covington
Walter E. Bush
Davis
Carrolltan
Teday
Willie Maser
Indianapolis
Bush
Maso
Carrollton
Carrol
Boone
Grant
al Seiter
Carngton
Elizabeth Hospital
Wile Texas
Takeda County
Mason
Lester Jones
Erlanger
Nobelsville
Ind
New Liquor Investigators Start December 1
Washington reports 599 new Internal Revenue Service alcohol tax agents will enter the unit December 1 to replace about one third of existing investigators. Secretary Morgenthau aims to strengthen enforcement against bootlegging and rum running as part of post repeal drive.
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Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue Alcohol Tay Unit
Enjoyable Party Hosted by Baird at Woodman Hall
Woodman Hall was the scene of a happy party Saturday evening hosted by BE W Baird for his students their parents and friends. About 210 people attended with music by the students and the Ohio Bells Orchestra. Lawrence Winsick sang with Maud Wells at the piano. The pupils provided excellent entertainment.
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Woodman Hall
BE. W. Baird
Ohio Bells Orchestra
Lawrence Winsick
Maud Wells
Abandoned Car Found Belongs to Lorain Man
A car left on a lane at H. Stang's farm on Murray Ridge road was identified as the property of Joseph Lopatkovich of 2309 West Erie Avenue Lorain, according to deputy sheriffs.
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H. Stang
Murray Ridge Road
Joseph Lopatkovich
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Oberlin and Bellevue Battle in Dedication Game
Oberlin defeated Bellevue 6 to 0 in a dedication of the high school football field. Bruce James and Merton Campbell starred for Oberlin as both teams earned first place in the Little Big Five league. The dedication memory of Major Earl R. Morris occurred between halves.
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Oberlin
Bellevue
Earl R. Morris
M. A. Houghton
P. D. Sherman
Rawdon
Club Activities Of The Week November 12 To 14
Oberlin clubs and lodges plan meetings from November 12 to 14. Vine Rebekah lodge hosts entertainment at LO. F, Ral!. Henrietta Grange pot-luck supper. Karl Wilson Lock Pass No 192 American Legion meeting. various officer elections and hostesses for Oberlin Business and Professional Women, Nineteenth Century Club, Literature department of Oberlin Womlen’s club, Mariyes club, Rebekah Aid Society, and Pansy Chapter Eastern Stars.
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Arthur F Edwards
Eastern Star Miliary
W. E. Rogers
South Main Street
Comfort Club
Bridgette Club
B.D. Jones
Morgan Street
West Lorain and
North Cedar
Mary Ransom
West Lorain Street
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Henrietta Grange
Karl Wilson Lock
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Qheii Lodge
Oberlin
Glenn F Prince
Spring Street
John Wood
East College Street
Oberlin Worlen’s Club
Mary Elmore
Mariies
Harry Morgan, Jr
North Main Street
Rebekah Aid Society
Order of Eastern Stars
Offeers
The Juning Star Bridge Club Thursday Card
A brief notice about the Juning Star Bridge Club meeting scheduled for Thursday, November 15, describing location and any introductory details for players and visitors.
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The
Juning Star Bridge Club
Militant Republican movement started in Ohio says Bender
Cleveland November 12 George H. Bender, president of the League of Republican Clubs, founded a Militant pro re publican party in Ohio. He defeated a G O P candidate for Congress at Large and urged banishing narrow counsels. A Federation of Republican Clubs in Ohio is planned with a brigade to bring in leaders like William E. Borah and Charles McNary.
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Cleveland
Ohio
iGeorge H. Bender
League of Republican Clubs
Congress
Bender
Ohio Party
William E. Borah
Arthur H. Andenburg
Charles McNary
Lynn J. Frazier
Armistice Day Observed Quietly in New York
New York observed Armistice Day with a two minute silence at 11 AM led by Mayor Fiorello La Guardia at Madison Square Eternal Light. Veterans posted services marked by a monument unveiling for East Side men lost in World War I while Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt was expected to attend a league forum on munitions and war.
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New York
New York City
Fiorella la Guardia
Madison Square
East Side
Franklin B. Roosevelt
New York League of Women Voters
Former prize fighter held in priest murder in Iron River
Maghere La Belle, 44, ex prize fighter, jailed awaiting first degree murder warrant for beating to death Rev. Wr. James Lenhart of St. Agnes Church in Iron River. Police feared mob action after slaying and said La Belle had threatened his wife and the priest with premeditation. Prosecutor Watson planned to seek the warrant.
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Iron River
Mich
R—Maghere la Belle
James Lenhart
la Belle
Tron County
Dickinson
Lenhart
St. Agnes Church
Watson
Driver Dies at Wheel in Jersey Street Scene
In Thrys ey City New Jersey on November 12 Joseph Parker aged 61 died of a heart attack while his car halted in the middle of a street causing a traffic jam. A gruff policeman shouted to him as onlookers watched. Parker’s family members Mia Marry Mulry and her daughter Margaret were present.
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Thrsey City
N. J
Joseph Parker
Mia
Multiple Fatal Accidents Claim Several Lives in Ohio
Over the weekend Ohio saw numerous fatal incidents. Ten Cleveland traffic victims are named, including Peter Pretko aged 65 and Jeanette Robinson aged 64, among others. A Williamsport Antioch College student Mary Katherina Baker, 19, died when an automobile collided with an interurban train near Darton. Anne Brannah, 52, a teacher at the Ohio School for the Deaf, died from injuries in a Findlay area crash. An accidental gunfire death of Olson Shriver, 16, occurred while hunting with his uncle. Miner Charles Kovard, 48, died after a 60 foot fall from a Bellaire railroad bridge.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Peter Pretko
Jeanette Robinson
Albert Arthurton
Marguerite Jones
Mary Sabliak
Wiliam J. Flynn
Paul Gelinsky
Albert Meyers
John Nagy
Mary Katherina Baker
Williamsport
Antioch College
Darton
Anne Brannhan
Ohio School For the Deaf
Columbus
Findlay
Olson Shriver
Charles Kovard
Bellaire
Four French Fliers Die in Cherbourg Seaplane Crash
In Cherbourg on November 12 a French military seaplane crashed into the coast, killing four fliers and injuring one. The incident occurred near Cherbourg as the crew attempted a coastal flight.
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Cherbourg
Cher
Death notices and funeral rites in small town column
Death records from several local families reveal Agnes Schweda Josephine Schweda late husband Josef Schweda with five sons and sisters planning services at Penfield and Athens. Also reported are obituaries for Hobart or Wellington residents Jeanette Robinson Lulu Farrar and infant Moore, with services scheduled through local funeral homes and Greenwood Cemetery. Burial in St Marys Greenwood Euclid cemetery and long local residencies noted.
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Agnes Schweda
Wes Schweda
Josef Schweda
Evin
Memorial Hospital
Suddent Adow
Ter Hie
Joseph
Tony
Jenn
Miz
Diphtheria Claims Life Of North Canton Child In Wellington
The three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Pay of North Canton Ohio was brought to Wellington for burial at Greenwood Cemetery at 1130 on Sunday. The child died of diphtheria.
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Wellington
Albert Pay
North Canton
Ohio
Greenwood Cemetery
Navy plans new ships amid scrapped London pact fears
Washington officials say the United States may need additional funds as London talks falter and Japan resists limits. Tentative plans for new ships proceed while maintaining present tonnage ratios, with officials doubtful Japan will accept broad naval equality.
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Washington
London
Japan
Hag Ny
Herve
Recruitment Drives British Reinforcement for Saar Police
British authorities seek to bolster Saar police by recruiting personnel. The report notes political tensions, with Prime Minister J Wei addressing concerns and wartime alliances shaping border security. Local observers question feasibility and regional stability amid ongoing negotiations.
Relief and work program proposals in federal plan
Relief costs to the federal treasury run about 239,100,000 weekly amid winter strain as debate grows over direct aid versus a made work program. A 19 member council was named to study social insurance including unemployment, old age, and health care, with NRA exploring guarantees to spur production and reemployment potentially easing relief needs. Proposals envision government backing for intensified production and possible offloading of surplus to relief.
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of Relief Administration
Federal Treasury
NRA
Market report from Cleveland area ailed by garbled OCR
Grain, hay, calves, hogs and produce prices appear with many errors. Markets show strength in calves and hogs with prime beef valued, while grain and feed commodities include corn wheat and oats with mixed quotes. Local listings reference weights barrels and various farm items in a dense, unreadable format.
Number Two Continued from Page One
Citizen readers confront mounting concerns as the text urges action to prevent disintegration and hopelessness among voters. The note praises ongoing efforts and unity, with signatures from MLC A. dying and W. O. McOLELEAN urging full support for the cause.
Number Three Continued from Page One
The article discusses corporate actions and parliamentary assent, noting the plan to seek the king’s total approval and the forthcoming effect of the law. It mentions the corporation for cereals and upcoming discussions on contracts for sale of flour, regulation of wheat, and milling perfection.
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Whiel Uak& Uy
Paria
Matinys
Walt
Corporation
Woman's Auxiliary of Elyria Memorial Hospital
The Auxiliary, supported by the Community Chest, renews furnishings and helps equip the hospital to speed patient recovery and comfort. Volunteers donate services and funds buy raw materials from Elyria merchants to create needed items. The group receives appreciation from hospital authorities for furnishing supplies and aiding in difficult times. Navy. 12. Harry Martin, 51, assistant manager of the B F Goodrich fire department, died at his home Sunday. Damme is the name of a sleepy Belgian town of some 1100.
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Community Chest
Elyria
Woman's Auxiliary
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Akron
Navy
Harry Martin
B. F. Goodrich Fire Department
Damme
Federal Reserve chief urged bank unification in 1930s plan
Special assistant outlines a proposed expansion of the Federal Reserve system to absorb all non member banks and mutuals. He cites the vast mix of private banks and savings institutions, argues for stronger regulatory teeth, and notes shifts in governance and appointment dynamics under the new administration.
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I T
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Mimliber Bank
T Reese
Rotary Carter
Oia
Dyregaane
Roosevely
Goitre Poison Nerves And Body Warn Of Treatment
A renowned physician from a Battle Creek institution warns of goitre dangers and the flawed home cure claims. He cites thousands of wrecks and urges sufferers to write for a free illustrated book from the Physicians Treatment and Advisory Co. at Suite 615 M, 6th Michigan Ave. Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Goitre
Tuttle Creek
Battle Creek
Michigan
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