Senate Dissent Over St. Lawrence Seaway Pact Deepens
Washington dispatch reports Senate leaders see the fate of the St. Lawrence waterway treaty tied to the new Democratic administration. East and Northwest factions clash over costs and route, with 44 senators reportedly backing the project. Opposition cites rail and shipping interests, New York objections, and regional freight concerns, signaling possible rejection or renegotiation.
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Washington
Senate
St. Lawrence Waterway
Mid-West
Aenate
Walsh
Montana
St. Lawrence Seaway
United Press
Roosevelt
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Northwest
St. Lawrence
Women Discuss Clothing Problems in Lorain County
About 40 farm women from across Lorain County met at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building to plan a county clothing project under the agricultural extension service. Ohio State University specialist Mrs. Bertha Baker Everhardt outlined remodeling and repairing clothing as the focus, with the program running through the winter and offered to hundreds of women in the county.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Wife of Brush-Moore official dies after illness
Mrs. Dorothy Kelly Vodrey, wife of William H. Vodrey, secretary-treasurer and general counsel for Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc., died at her home in East Liverpool Ohio after a protracted illness.
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Newspaper CO
East Liverpool
Dorothy Kelly Vodrey
William H. Vodrey
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Motorist steals change by punching clerk in Wellington area
A youth in a large car robbed gag station two miles east of Wellington by punching out the clerk after asking to change five one dollar bills. Manager P. Stark was struck in the chin, fired a revolver but failed to halt the getaway. Earlier, a collision near Stop 100 Oberlin road left H. H. McGown and two companions with minor injuries.
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Clarence Adama
P. Stark
Gag
Wellington
Stark
H. H. McGown
Kenyon Avenue
P. J. Dan- Jats
Longford Avenue
Philip Bush
Artemas Court
Cleveland
Richard Collier
Oberlin Road
Paul Chapman
Bob Rodgers
Credit Problems Spotlighted At Elyria Bureau Luncheon
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau members discussed credit issues during a noon luncheon at the Elks Club. Miss Leona Kaiser said meetings are regularly well attended. A collision on Broad Street and West Avenue caused damage to cars driven by Al Johnson of Oberlin and George Patterson of Elyria. A spare tire was stolen from Cletus Giltzenbach’s car while parked during a local dance.
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Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
Elks Club
Leona Kaiser
al Johnson
North Park Avenue
Oberlin
George Patterson
River Street
Elyria
Broad Street
West Avenue
Cletus Giltzenbach
Death notices for Hit tie L Jump and Mary Ryan
Funeral services set for 65 year old Hit tie L Jump at 1 PM from 514 Park Place and 3 PM at Townsend Grange hall with Rev William Smith, burial Collins Ohio. Mary Ryan dies after extended illness with five daughters and three sons, funeral Friday 4:00 at St Marys Church, burial St Marys Cemetery. J L Davis services at 2 PM Thursday from Kenyon Street home, Rev F E Eastman officiating, burial Ridgehill Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hittie L. Jump
Elyria Mmortal Hospital
Park Place
Townsend Grange Hall
William Smith
Oberlin
Collins
Ohio
Kathryn
Ira
Louise
Catlins
Mary Ryan
John N. Ryan
East Avenue
Rose Resar
Case Road
Catherine Millon
Akron
Fitzabeth
Margaret
Agnes
Joseph
Frank
Elyria
Ernest GC
Watertown
Wisconsin
St. Mary‘s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Crehore Wilford Named By C of C
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce announced two board changes. Robert Crehore was elected to fill the vacancy caused by T N Cook's resignation, serving until March 1 with a member vote to select a successor. Frank Wilford, a City Park Commission member and former Elyria Rotary Club president, was named national councillor and liaison to the US Chamber.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Robert, Crehore
T. N. Cook
Crehore
Alao
Frank Wilford
City Park Commission
Elyria Rotary Club
Wilford
United States Chamber | of Commerce
Chambbel
National Council of the United States Chamber of Commerce
Hi Y Club Guests at Elyria Senior Meeting
Members and prospective members of the newly organized Hi Y Club at South Amherst High School will be guests of the Elyria Senior Hi Y Club at its weekly meeting at the Y M C A tonight. The South Amherst Club, operating for only a few weeks, was installed by the local club.
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South Amherst High School
Elytla
South Amherst
Loral
Accounting suit targets Brush Moore Newspapers leadership
In Cleveland on November 16 a suit in Common Pleas seeks accounting of all Brush Moore Newspapers Inc affairs and return of large sums to the corporation. Plaintiffs charge Louis Brush Ray Moore and William Vodrey awarded excessive salaries and self awarded stock, with related transfers of papers including Portsmouth Times Mansfield News and Lorain Times Herald.
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Cleveland, O
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Ohio Daily Newspapers
Common Pleas
Nelle R. Wright
Glenmont Road
Cleveland Heights
Louis H. Brush
Cleveland
Ray D. Moore
Canton
William M. Vodrey
East Liverpool
Brush
Brush-Moore, Inc
Otcers
Lorain
Mansfield
Brush, Moore and Vodtey
Portsmouth Times
Ironton Tribune
The
Times
Minde Wt
Brush-Moore Incorporation
Mansfield News
Lorain Times-Herald
R. C. Hoiles
Hoover and Roosevelt face plan to extend moratorium
The article notes a conference plan proposing a temporary continuation of the moratorium on European payments, possibly under a different name, with Hoover aiming to outline the government’s case while Roosevelt and advisers steer policy. Most December payments appear unlikely to be met, prompting recognition of defaults. President Hoover’s orbit moves through Ohio and West Virginia toward Palo Alto, with cheering crowds greeting him along the campaign trail.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Congress
Ohio
West Virginia
Washington
Palo Alto
Calif
Chillicothe
Parkersburg
W. Va
County Tax Deadline Extended Without Penalty
County Treasurer N D Backus announced that personal and classified property taxes may be paid until November 30 without penalty. Second notices have been sent to those who have not paid to remind them. All taxes not paid by November 30 will be assessed a penalty.
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N. D. Backus
Peresne
Backus
Oberlin Chronicle Briefs and Concert Notice
Briefs from Oberlin include a viola d amour recital at 82 South Pleasant Street featuring Legende Poame and Suite for viola and piano with talks by Mr. Kessler. Social notices mention parties at 287 West College Street and dinners at George Jackson home for a birthday. Local civic activities include Ohio Republican Women meeting in Columbus and club meetings at East Lorain Street and North Professor Street.
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Viernes
Poame
Jongen
Ernest Bloch
Kessler
Kershaw
Maude Warner
West College Street
A. L. Mathews
Ohio Council of Republican Women
Columbus
T. H. Rowland
East College Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
George Jackson
Ellsworth Biggs
Lynn
Gon. Donald
Elvrra
Roger Ingraham
Cleveland
Jackson
L. T. McParland
Bert Davis
Oberlin Women's Club
B. F. Tennsy
North Professor Street
Holmes
America
Ida Henry
Walter Crafts
Johnson House
Carl Sly
Norwalk
Oberlin
Pythian Sisters
Ray Hall
Spring Street
Community Fund Drive Pledges Hit 2569 in Oberlin
Oberlin reports pledges totaling 2569 after a day and a half of canvassing in the annual Community Fund campaign. Erwin Worcester in charge says the goal is 9000 with 6431 still needed and three days remaining.
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Oberlin
Erwin Worcester
Oberlin Exchange Club
Grid Banquet To Be Held Monday
The annual in school football banquet will be held Monday evening at the high school building. Squad members are to bring in the rabbits for a rabbit supper at six o'clock. Don Leahy, coach, will be toastmaster. Oberlin's last game of the season will be played Friday evening at Tiffin.
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Don Leahy
Oberlin
Tiffin
Prof Kessler Recital Promises Rare Viola dAmore Feature
Professor Maurice Kessler of the Conservatory presents a recital in Warner Hall on Thursday at 7 30 pm. He will perform on the viola d amora, a seldom heard instrument, assisted by Axel Skjerue pianist and Bruce Davis organist. The program includes Forsythe Viola Concerto and other works by Bruckner Kessler Waefelghem Galilei Milandre with selections for viola and organ.
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Maurice Kessler
Conservatory
Warner Hall
Kessler
Axel Skjerue
Bruce Davis
Forsythe
Bruckner-Kessler
Waefelghem
Gagliarda
Galilei-Kessler
Milandre
Spencer Band To Present Indoor Concert
The Spencer Band under Edwin M. West of Elyria opens its fall and winter season with an Indoor concert in the Spencer High School Auditorium. The 7:45 p m program features an entirely new lineup with solo works by band members and no admission charge. The band has engagements in several other cities and villages this season.
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Spencer Band
Edwin M. West
Elyria
WHIT
Spencer High School
Community Chest movement urged as key to city’s future
Hopkins praised the Community Chest in Elyria and Cleveland as vital for all workers and institutions sharing in the fund. He urged local readers to view charity as a community problem and opportunity, stressing intelligence, cooperation, and service to endure upcoming difficult times. Guy B. Findley introduced Hopkins.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Aiyria
Hopkins
America
Guy B. Findley
Campaign leaders outline drive and speaker lineup
Howard Butler, campaign manager, told workers the task ahead is immense but urged continued effort. James A. Hewitt introduced the campaign team including Ford Loomis, Maybelle Burner, Mrs. Gillis, Mrs. Smythe, Mrs. Baird, and D. A. Symons. A. S. Moise detailed business plans, with music by Jack Flynn’s orchestra and solos by Robert Burns. First report meeting set for the Y M C A, with further sessions planned this week and next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paign
Howard Butler
James A. Hewitt
Community Service Council
Ford Loomis
Maybelle Burner
E. Gillis
Alan Smythe
D. A. Baird
Earl Plocher
D. B. Symons
A. S.moise
Jack Flynn
Robert Burns
Walter Hinkle
Jim Armitage
Two Graf ton youths sue for fifteen thousand each
Clyde Box filed suit for his sons Foster Box and George Box both aged nine and seven against R O Murphy of Columbus seeking 15000 each for injuries after a truck owned by Murphy struck their wagon on June 11 1932 on Grafton road about five miles south of here. The petition states the accident caused the wagon to tip over.
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Foster Bar
Grafton Road
George Box
R. O. Murphy
Columbus
Here
Clyde Box
Jury Cuts Damages in Auto Injury Suit
William Averbrook of 612 East Avenue sues Mary E. Curtis of 416 Earl Court for 35000 injuries to his daughter Dorothy eight, from a car collision at Sixth and Middle Avenue on November 19, 1930. A prior related suit awarded 5000, later reduced to 3000, and the petition alleges the defendant ran a red light.
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William Averbrook
East Avenue
Mary E. Curtis
Earl Court
Dorothy
Sixth and Middle Avenue
Five escape death as Central locomotive hits car in Cleveland
Five persons narrowly survive when a New York Central locomotive crashes into a motor car in Cleveland. Injured passengers Joe Maline 45 Jack Zakrajack 40 Angelo Mozek 22 John Mlate 36 and Frank Misic 88 were taken to Biddy Road hospital and expected to recover.
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Cleveland
New York Central
Biddy Road Hospital
Joe Maline
Jack Zakrajack
Angelo Mozek
John Mlate
Frank Misic
Gardens of the Washingtons featured for garden club
A Garden Club program showcases the Washington family's gardens from Sulgrave Manor to Brightons, tracing monastery roots, medieval herb beds, wall fruit training, and the evolution of enclosed, walled plots. It highlights monastery monks, maze design, and 17th century garden features as described by Mrs. Redington.
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George Washington
Garden Club
Washingtons
J. B. Johnson
Ohio Street
H. M. Redington
Sulgrave Manor
Henry the Eighth
England
Priory of
St. Andrews
Lawrence Washington
Priory
Madame's Close
Association of
Colonial Dames
Sulgrave
Amaller
Brighton
Brington
Washington
Catrget
Markets Show Cleveland Livestock and Produce Prices Rise
Market notes from Cleveland indicate receipts of cattle and calves, with livestock steady to higher on some lines. Butter and eggs firm, poultry steady, and produce prices for potatoes, wheat, corn, oats, barley and assorted fruits and vegetables listed with regional variances and quality descriptors.
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Cleveland
Haldover
Ohio
Vania
New York
Ohlo E
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Leghorn S Fe
Finch Springs
Roosters Sc
Reese
Leghorn Broflergs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Minot
Sota
Red River
Idaho
Mount Vernon Gardens through Washingtons Eyes
A historical look at Mount Vernon reveals 17th and 18th century garden fashions. It traces John Washington’s early grand vistas and statuary, Lawrence Washington’s maze and summer houses, and George Washington’s continuation of plan while preserving the Close Garden and box hedges. The author recalls visiting recently and notes preserved walls and trees from Washington’s day, praising the preservation efforts by patriotic supporters.
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Washingtons
Brington
John Washington
Virginia
Riding Creek
Mount Vernon
Vernon
Joh
Washington
Potomac
Lawrence
Lawrence Washington
Our George
Bercome
Mt. Vernon
Rabbit and Cavy Club hears report on Congress
Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Club members heard Maurice Hills describe the recent Four-H Club Congress in Columbus. The talk occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blake in Lorain. Plans were announced for a box social at Lewis Selby in Wellington on November 29. The next meeting is slated for December 6 at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Maurice Hills
Roy Blake
Lorain
Lewis Selby
Wellington
Elyria
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East Ave
Western Reserve Finance
Elyrians
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South Pleasant Street
MHS
Esther Alfsen
William Bell
Prof. Kessler
Colery
Hubbard Bu
Rabbit and Cavy Club
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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