State to Approve 55 Child School at Pleasant View Sanatorium
County officials seek state approval to build a two room school at Pleasant View Sanatorium on North Ridge Road for 55 patient children, later expanding to 90. The $20,000 Lorain County sandstone building will include basement food storage and a potential dining hall, with a second story possible. County relief bonds cover half the material cost, labor funded by federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View Sanatorium
North Ridge Road
Alva C. Smith
Lorain County
Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Lower prices urged to spark building boom in Ohio
At the Ohio Chamber of Commerce convention in Toledo QO M Sprague Harvard professor of banking urged the administration to push durable goods price cuts, lower freight rates and reduced union wages to revive activity. He said a building boom of 340000 houses could follow and warned against monetary experiments. The government would likely keep the dollar steady for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
QO. M. Sprague
Harvard University
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Sprague
Lorain Hunter Shot Under Eye
The first hunting accident of the season occurred yesterday afternoon when Bert Seuck, 21, of 2084 East 30th Street Lorain, was struck under the left eye by lead shotgun pellets. He received first aid at Memorial hospital. injuries were not serious. Hunting season opened yesterday.
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Bert Seuck
East 30Th Street
Lorain
Memorial Hospital
Ohio Highway Patrol Opens Second Year
Columbus November 16 Ohio's State Highway Patrol enters its second year of service with 60 patrolmen who began a demanding training at Camp Perry a year ago. The first year saw severe winter conditions and motorcycle patrols as the force rebuilt after attrition by replacements deemed weighmen the patrol’s plebes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Camp Perry
Highway Patrol
Mayors Meet on Sales Tax Plan in Ohio Cities
Ohio mayors gather in Columbus to discuss allocation of an estimated 60 million dollar general sales tax revenue. The meeting aims to build a united front amid disputes between schools and municipalities over how the funds should be distributed after refunds and administration costs. Leaders warn the school lobby may push to take a larger share, while counties seek a fair allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Henry W. Worley
Tday
Worley
the &S
Decline in Ohio relief forecast expected after January
Washington report quotes Adjt Gen Frank D Henderson of the Ong Relief Administration outlining Ohio relief plans for next year. He said 260,900 families and 60,090 single persons are on relief. November expenses should total about 7.7 million dollars. Henderson noted improving business, a 1955 rebound, and a projected drop in relief rolls as auto plant output ramps up in Northern Ohio. Administrative costs run just over eight cents per dollar, below the national average of 11.8 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Adjt
Frank D. Henderson
Ong Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Henderson
Hope King
Conditinns
Toledo
Cleveland
Akron
FERA
Missing pilot found unhurt near Newhall field
A TWA mail plane overdue eleven hours was sighted in an open field near Newhall twenty miles west of Los Angeles. Pilot George Rice waved to a search plane to indicate he was unharmed. Poland's Cabinet includes a Ministry of Religion and Education.
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Angeles
TWA
Grand Central Air Terminal
Newhall
Dwer
George Rice
Poland
Marys School Displays Hobbies And Books For Book Week
St Marys school marks National Book Week with exhibits on the second floor showing eighth grade hobbies. Displays include cooking by Margaret Dunn with theatrical images, horses by Andrew Boyson, radio by Andrew Foreman, stamp collection by James McGregor, and nature studies by Justin Plas and Thomas Wetzel. Students recreate literary characters from Little Women and other stories, with puppet shows featuring marionettes by Jack Kelly and Bob Belly drawing on a Russian folk tale.
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St. Mary's School
Fourth Street
Margaret Dunit
Andrew Boyson
Andrew Foreman
James McGregor
Bertaughtin
Willian
Justin Plas
Thomas Wetzel
Martha Becker
Meg
Antoinette Dough cAmy
Rey Jane Willams
Mrs March
Joan Lyons
Auk March
Katherine Roling
Mary
Frances Smith
Martha Washingto
Margaret Dunn
Heidi
Treasure Island
Jane Hines
Joan Lyers
Twelve Drawn For Jury Service Names Listed
Jury pool selections released show Louise H. Freamac William Bell Fred Sudro Kenneth Vaughn Elyria Fred Koleno Mrs C B Asm Frank Roskos Mrs W J Neuman Lorain Avon Lake. Lon Overlin and A E Lucs also named as drawn for service.
Certificates of Election Regence
Two judges will not take office until January as the vacancy created by Mood, Hiller’s earlier appointment is filled. Tucker’s unexpired term ends with the current term and the new appointee is expected to assume office soon at the next meeting.
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Cart
Guy B. F
Thomas
Janus Dasidzon
Tucker
Hiller
Vay
Dipmapas
Oberlin
James Brand House
S. Holmes
Department of Music
Kingsford Smith weighs options for Pacific and beyond
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith arrived in Oakland after a Pacific crossing in The Lady Southern Cross. He said he could fly east or west, north or south if a buyer could be found, with plans very indefinite. He visited his brother R. H. Kingsford-Smith and associates denied any definite future flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakland
Cal
Char Kingsford
Bueser
Aus 4
Los Angeles
Southern Crase
Austral
Oakland
Fler
Pacific
R. H. -Kinselford-Smith
Stores To Add 10 000 Workers For Holidays
Cleveland O Nov 16 A Babson Reports group predicts stronger business and stock markets. Department stores plan to boost holiday sales staff by about 10 000, aiming to recover Christmas trade losses. Creighton J Hill notes payroll gains may offset rising prices as employment climbs into next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland O
Babson Reports, Inc
Upton Sinclair
Novcarner
California
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Creighton J. Hill
Babson Business
Grand Jury To Get Cuyahoga Election Case
Cleveland report says Cuyahoga county's first major vote fraud case in six years will go to the grand jury. Assistant prosecutor Frank Celebreze announced the move after questioning five people about short penciled sheriff votes in a city precinct last week. He said the ballot investigation would be placed in the jury's hands, expressing belief a fraud occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Frank Celebreeze
Jtory
Celebreaze
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar highlights events
Oberlin College lists a busy November schedule with an art lecture by Colonel C. Welling ton Furlong at the Allen Art Museum, soccer and football games on the athletic field, a one act plays contest at Finney Chapel, church services, the Cosmopolitan Club meeting at Goodrich House, and a series of lectures and performances in the Conservatory including works by Thomas Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Art Museum
C. Wellington Furlong
South America
Oberlin Dramatic Association
Finney Chapel
First Church
Cosmopolitan Club
Goodrich House
Afen Art Museum
W. H. Brown
Thomas Benton
Oberlin College
Wooster
Oberlin
Asainer Muskingun College
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Jackson At Home
Friday evening a group of friends celebrated Mrs. George Jackson's birthday at her Oberlin home with card games and refreshments. Gifts were presented by several local women including Mrs. Ben Wade and Miss Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jackson
Jackson
Ben Wade
Bert Prosser
Floyd Moore
Frank Felkner
Christina Mahan
Missios Cummings
Carl Liv
Norwalk
Mystery blast injures five in Cincinnati shack
One man is missing after a dynamite explosion near a shack owned by a prominent local figure in Cincinnati. Five others were injured, four of whom were in a car that stopped by the scene as flames erupted. a witness was struck by a car while approaching the blaze. Police identified the missing man as Charles Herb, who lived opposite the explosion site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinsinnati
Netsona
Charles ¢Liapnys Herb
Flight Delayed By Wiley Post At Curtisa Reynolds Airport
Poor visibility today forced famed round the world flier Wiley Post to postpone his stratosphere attempt at Curtisa Reynolds airport. Post said he may take off in his Winnie Mae tomorrow as weather improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmicau
Wiley Post
Curtisa-Reynolds
Post
Famed Alice Of Wonderland Dies
WESTERSTAM England November 16 Mrs Alice Liddett Hargreaves aged 82 died at 10 30 PM Thursday after a two week illness Her childhood inspiration for Lewis Carroll's famous tale Alice in Wonderland passed away in her sleep
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Westerstam
England
Alice In Wonderland
Alice Liddett Hargreaves
Lewis Carroll
Che
Cincinnati Fire Toll Rises to Six in Station House Tragedy
A stove blast and ensuing blaze in a Cincinnati O home yesterday killed six, including Ruth Hobbs 34 mother and her four children, plus Louis Bell 45 a guest. The blaze severely burned others, raising the fatal toll to six.
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Cincinnati
Navy
Ruth Hobbs
Louis Bell
Dramatist Baltis Dies in Toledo Navy Hero Loss
Dickeng dramatist William Sterling Baltis, widely known as a prominent writer in nautical and dramatic circles, died last night in Toledo Ohio after a noted career marked by naval service and stage and screen work.
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Toledo
Willam Sterling Baltis
Dickeng
Hero Lagi Night
Aug Group Leaders to Meet Tuesday for Demonstration
Miss Allen Bird county extension agent announced a radar that a special rug making demonstration meeting is planned Tuesday at the Elvira Savings and Trust Building. Due to space limits the meeting is limited to leaders of groups not yet visited by Miss Bird, as interest in rug making runs high this year.
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Tugma
Allen Bird
Rys Makme
Poin
Nelon
Eivria Savings and Trust
Miss Bird
2 Die 2 Hurt In Hotel Fire Traps Guests
Flames at the Park Hotel in Geneva today trapped sleeping guests and caused two deaths and two serious injuries. Identified victims were James Danahe of Geneva and Jay Bellet of Rochester or Buffalo. Guests escaped. Charles Hanrahan of Geneva and Nick Canzano of Rochester jumped from a second story window, sustaining burns. Firefighters summoned after porter Louis Barrett found the blaze in the lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
N.Y
Park Hotel
James Danahe
Jay Bellet
Rochester
Buffalo
Wiramen
Charles Hanrahan
Nick Canzano
Hanhan
Louis Barrett
Court action over promissory note and land sale
The diy Bank files suit against Miyeraet for foreclosure on a promissory note and seeks relief on property tied to the Hael land Furnaes Conpany. The common pleas court yesterday turned down a writ of attachment in the case. Meanwhile Reuben Janey sues for $5,900 in damages over an alles.div writ issuing against the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diy Bank
Miyeraet Ineaarich Et Lal
Les Iis
Common Pleas
Rewben Janey
Pershing Chauffeur Shot During Runing Incident
Confused dispatches report a Pershing chauffeur shot during a running incident. A columnist dies from heart trouble while toledo figures and political entertainment staff feature in a scattered column. Jacob G Martin, 58, fatally wounded by self-inflicted shot yesterday after despondence noted by retailers.
Chest campaign urges Friday start for workers in Elyria
Captains of the Chest campaign urge workers to check in Monday morning with reports ready by the first noon luncheon at the YMCA. Volunteers wear identification buttons while soliciting and return them to Community Chest headquarters after the drive. Elyria industrial leaders report strong participation with rising pledges as weather forecasts predict a change. planners advise completing canvassing before any adverse conditions arrive.
Cleveland Market and Livestock Prices Noted In Report
Market writers record steady Butter prices and various poultry and grain quotes. Cleveland Livestock shows receipts with steadiness across cattle calves sheep and hogs, listing prices for prime steers and mixed cattle, with ample detail on weights and average bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ducks Hecht
Ohio
Idaho
Michigan
Hunter casualties mount after shooting spree in Ohio fields
The report lists numerous victims from a hunting incident and related shootings across several towns. Names include Charles J. Johnson, 47, Springfield, who died of a heart attack. Bryan Swartz, 38, shot in the face by trespassers. and others injured or killed in Canton, Milledgeville, Washington Court House, Fayette County, Ulbrichsville, Xenia, Marietta, and nearby areas as authorities investigated and attempted to halt the violence.
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Cincinnati
John Yarder
Milledgeville
George Canger
Washington C.H
Forest Crabtree
Washington D. H
Alec Combs
Fayette County
Bargamo Carlos
Ulhrichsville
Son
Otha Inlow
Xenia
Francis Ketter
Marietta
Wilbur Metcalf
Cuyahoga Falls
William C. Carnell
Marion
Norman Fair
Akron
James H. Robinett
Carpenter
West
Liverpool
Carl Ronald
Warren
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State O. K
Lorain Hunter
Crystal Restaurant
Court Rireet
Cuyahoga
Esther Alfsen
Lora Street
Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Oberlin ‘College
Clb
Muskingum
Kenyon
Jonal F
Crami
T. W. Uraha
College of Aris
Ard
Ls P. Ta
Recval
R.W
Pracram
Sehanl
Treaingy
Bosworth Hall
Bun
Bradstchestra
Finne Maurve
BAD Ra RA Kringer
Fii Rermatics Cink
Diedrich House
Mater
Mit Synt Notices
Kemper Fullerton
Fastern
Eastern Star Auxilary
Anterr
Sadie Oliver
Marc McGranh
Mildred Murray
Bumpus
Rie Tire
Sones
Alice of Wonderland
Pish Fry Big House Schlitz and Biack Forest Beer
Torne's Wines
Bridge Street
Senator Landis
Mr Rachel
Frederick Landis
Logansport
Lind
Iken
Mountain Landis
Antly G. QO. PL
Pershing
Dia J. Dersh- Pe
Escard
Ead
August
Alea Fineer
Gelleville
Piashe
G. Nav
Tii Wiliam Hoche
Poltical Entairinist
Ta- Tein New E
Macht
St Vino. Fospital
CIRC
Elyria
Paul M. Gentzel
Industrial Divinit
Sederis
Cleveland Graen
Moon
Chicago
Stardaardts
Stone
Ein
Biogerse de Rayne
Iy Tomar
Lotiss Barletu
Timothy Sen
U.S
Mo Ky Suiwilt
Mussell Swiler
Chin
Verminal
Lesham
Leahen Springers
Glevyeland Grain & Hay Exchange
Waterhild Aih Co Corp
Timothy
Tlouttry
Benson's Restaurant
Bad Second Street
John P. Elden
Indian Hollow Road
Banks Road
Carlisle Township
Guernsey
Anna Bacher
John P. Hiden
Lee Klinect
Clayton H. Sooy
H. R. Rorick
Travelers
Elyria Sav. & Tr. Bldg
O'Donnell Paint
Court Street
Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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