South America customs lecture guides Elyria Fore men
M L Jordan associate dean Nash Junior College Cleveland spoke on Brazil and eastern South American countries at the Elyria Fore men Club November meeting with notes on high literacy rates low wages and poor sanitation while noting opportunities for development. L B Hindman of Lorain County TB and Health Association outlined the Christmas Seal campaign and the group discussed upcoming officer elections and a December Christmas party for members and families. Cambridge appeals grants a new trial to Ed Shively in a bribery case involving Rep Forest W Hall. Army boots stolen from Elk's restaurant reported to police.
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South America
Elyria Foremen's Club
M. L. Jordan
Nash Junior College of
Cleveland
Ivria Yo Mlc
A. J Jordan
Brazil
L. B. Hindman
Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Cambridge
Court of Appeals
Ed. Shively
Forest W. Hall
Guerr ‘S
Cincinnati Bad Boy Shot by Guard Near Court House
Cincinnati 22 year old Charles Foote a noted escapee from Mansfeld Reformatory was killed by guard Fred Sells near the city courthouse as he fled handcuffed with Eugene Wann. Sells fired after Foote pepper sprayed him then four shots ended Foote’s life. Wann escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mansfeld Reformatory
Court House
Charles Foote
Reformatory
Foote
Fred Sells
A. McFadden
Eugene Wann
Rodney Lemper
Lampert
Sells
Selis
Grafton Farm Boys Entertainment and Magazine Drive
James A Hewitt led a series of trips to American conventions with the American Legion Post at the Grafton prison farm last night. The program featured Catherine Seward piano numbers Ralph Standen read group staging and several farm boys performing banjo guitar and other pieces. W R Comings, who arranges farm entertainment, asks for magazines and reading material to replenish the youth library at the farm and requests donations via 1151 West Arena or by phone 39-543.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
James A. Hewitt
Maror
Grafton Prison Farm
Farm Boys
Catherine Seward
Ralph Standen
Tia Entage
Sarg
Solish
Ona
Lia Farias
W. R. Comings
Lawyers To Hear T A Conway At Elyria Club
Attorney T A Conway will address the Elyria rs club at the Newel hotel next Saturday noon on What Plan After Prohibition. The local bar split on the liquor issue in the recent election with Judge Conway pledged for repeal and Judge A R Webber pledged against. After the talk the meeting will open for general discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Conway
Elyriars Club
Newel
Conway
A. R. Webber
Campaign Costs Report For Mayor Woo and Local Candidates
Campaign expense totals show Mayor Woo and other candidates filing with the Board of Elections. Items include 180 for newspaper ads, 40 for stamps, 20 for printing, and 150 listed as donations. Individual reports reveal varied small sums from many local names across Elyria Carlisle township and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woo. Vaneset
ONG Mso
Lsted
Gels
Board of Elections
James E. Brown
EL. J. Howenstine
Julia RB. Martin
Alex Schille
Howard Butler
Jack Marshall
Earl Lautenschieger
Elmer Nelson
Charles Lord
H. Hogan
Preston Coax
Phelon Brace
Carl Diedrich
George Catton
Court House Craze and Divorce Cases Feature Lorain News
In Mansfield reformatory today Charles Majessie was taken by deputies after an attempted robbery at a Lorain theater manager. Florence Whitney of Elyria obtained a divorce from Poate Whitney on grounds of extreme cruelty. George Lee of Lorain sued for divorce from Katie Lee of West Rocksburg on grounds of gross cruelty. Marx E. Bennett divorced Evers Bennett on gross neglect. Bernard Bernstein sued Ohio Public Service Co. for 19250 injuries from a Sept 15 1932 collision at Erie Beach road crossing. Denes Veres of Lorain sued for death damages arising from a November 11 1933 incident. A. Stetson administrator filed suit against George May for 453 on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Majessie
Mansfield Reformatory
Robba
Lorain
George Lee
Katie Lee
West Rocksburg
Mass
Bernard Bernstein
Cleveland
Ohio Public Service Company
Inn
Erie Beach Road
A. Stetson
Clarence E. Adams
George May
Milk Dealers Plan Protest Over County Milk Board
Lorain County milk dealers voted to protest the inclusion of Lorain County under the Cleveland milk board. A delegation will travel to Columbus on November 28 to press for a separate Lorain County milk board. The plan emerged at a meeting held at the Elgin Savings and Trust Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Cleveland Mill
Loran County
Columbus
Elgins Savings and Trust
Lorain
Cleveland Board
Death Records of Mrs Mary Ann Hyer and Others in Lorain Area
Mary Ann Hyer 62 of 677 Seventh Street Lorain died Wednesday November 15. Funeral services Saturday from First Methodist Church Lorain. Survived by husband John Hyer two sisters and a brother. Also notices for Jack Mills 13 Avon Ridgeville funeral Saturday 2 PM from Congregational Ridgeville with burial in Ridgeville Cemetery. Alice Walmsley 79 Amherst died at home November 17 survived by six sons and one daughter Mrs Robert Start. funeral Sunday 2 PM Congregational church burial Crowshill cemetery.
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Mary Ann Hybe
Mary Ann Hyer
Seventh Street
Lorain
Passeway
Hyer
Bethel Pering
Elyria
First Methodist Church
Reid Avenue
Sixth Street
John Hyer
Alice Walmsbey Amherst
Aice Walmsley
Southeet
Wits
Robert Start
Amherst
Fred Walmsley
Seattle
Canada
Congregational Church
F. E. Eastman
Crowshill Cemetery
Cleveland market report mixes poultry meat and grains
A crowded market tale shows prices for cattle, poultry, and grains, with steady poultry and mixed hog and cattle quotes. Grain bids from Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange reflect No. 2 yellow corn and oats, with live poultry and regional market notes from Cleveland and Wooster auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Flemi Prives
Timothy
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Fiat
Roosevelt pushes two great New Deal experiments forward
The article notes two major programs advancing: the Civil Works Administration to provide winter jobs for about 4,000,000 on relief and to address delays in a 3.3 billion public works plan, aiming to reduce unemployment toward a more normal level. It also covers the managed dollar policy, price relations, and critiques of the NRA while highlighting Frances Perkins’ report of higher employment and AAA efforts amid slow commodity parity.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Civil Works Administration
Congress
Roosevelt
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Blue Eagle
Washington
Frances Perkins
T*ports
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Elyria vs Lorain grid showdown eyed by fans
The Elyria Crimson and Lorain Red Raiders expect a dry field or muddy conditions to influence the game at Recreation Stadium with gates opening at 12 30 and a 2 p m kickoff. Students held rallies at their schools as both towns anticipate the matchup. In Dayton three nine month terms were imposed in court on Carl Pleuvetertoarian of Cincinnati for selling narcotics to a federal agent, with a $5490 fine.
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Elyria
Crimson
Lorain Rooters
Elrria High
Dayton
United States District Court
Carl A. Pleuvetertoarian
Cincennati
Ohio would place liquor sales under state control
The report proposes a six year term for an Advisory Commission named by the governor to oversee liquor sales owned by the state. It notes appointments from professional and labor groups and mentions a prohibition on hard liquor sales in hotels restaurants and clubs for on premises consumption, with three dissenters cited from Columbus Lancaster and the Ohio Federation of Labor.
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State Senate
Eeeee
Advisory Commission
James F. Morgan
Columbus
Henry Nelean Rose
Lancaster
Thomas J. Donnelly
Ohio Federation of Labor
Abduction Case Tied to Lindbergh Kidnap Method
Nightlong searches near the bridge area focused on a suspect technique likened to the Lindbergh kidnapping. Hart's body was sought by police using powerful searchlights as Thurmond and Holmes reportedly confessed to a striking method. Officials feared the suspects may have disposed of the evidence along the river shores.
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Kidsapers
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Young Hart
Thurmond’s
Holmes
County Home Rule Association to Meet in Columbus
Cincinnati Ohio November 17 7 meeting of the executive committee of the County Home Rule Association will be held November 21 at Columbus to discuss necessary legislation and plans for county home rule Charles P Taft Jr Cincinnati chairman will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Home Rule Association
Columbus
Cincinnati
County Home Rule
Charles P. Taft
Freshmen Clik Trans Initiation At YL Moor
A fragmented report details freshmen initiation events at the YL Moor site. Ralph Deutsch, Sarke, Mantics Wie appear among attendees with two committees including Price and Hens social committee. The note mentions a dance Waltz and a Mayo Roo gathering, reflecting campus social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Deutsch
T Sarke
Weighin losses and will to claim state title
Hall Halph Bauer warns against overconfidence as the Ushtweight team eyes the state title. Captain Joe Hedovs pledges to bring the Crest lightweight championship to Glyria, predicting a conquering win over Lorain. Frank Murkowski also eyes glory as the crew prepares for a bold, televised push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halph Bauer
Iaw
Loraln
Lorain
Frank Murkowski
J. Martin Beck
Igh
No Activity In Farm Strike
Des Moines Described as latent due to cold weather and organized farm opposition. Produce moved unimpeded to markets across states except Wisconsin where limited picket activity occurred. Farmers awaited results of a Farm Holiday Association poll on continuing the strike which began October 21. Nincompoop is noted as a corruption of the Latin phrase non compos mentis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Wisconsin
Farm Holiday Association
Plans to Fight Tuberculosis in Lorain County
Lorain County tuberculosis and Health Association maps an intensified campaign as it opens its annual fund drive led by executive secretary La W Hindman. Over the past year 22 clinics at Elyria Memorial and St Josephs Hospital examined 305 patients, with 123 positive cases and 134 negatives. X ray exams were provided for 167 parents, including 68 Lorain school children. Hindman notes the positive cases should be removed from centers of infection after guidance on precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Tuberculosis and Health Association
la W. Hindins
Platation
Antirode
Christine Seals
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Hindman
Residents Urged to Clear Sidewalks of Snow and Ice
City residents were asked to keep sidewalks outside their homes free of ice and snow. Police Chief EK J Stankard noted a city ordinance making failure to do so punishable by a fine from 1 to 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. J. Stankard
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Elyria Foremen’s Club
YMCAL
Elk’s
Grafton Farm Boys
Sederis
Keyes Auto Service
West Ave
Western Reserve Finance
Florence Whitney
Poate Whitney
W. B. Thompson
Marx E. Bennett
Evers Bennett
Mettelsky
Denes Veres
Loray
Mettiesky
BUUCR
Telefe
Leshorn
Springers
Apringers
Sprinujers Leshorn
Wes Brotlers
Tomy
Odd Rogsters
U.S
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Marist Dal
Comte Man
Bard
Hue
Pascal
Ageert
Golden Hearts
Y Tower
Hubbard
CLUB
Waldo Club
Waldorf
Route 20
Johnnie Baxnick
Hong House
Pani Gatlon
O'Donnell
Martha
Blue Moon Hosiery Club
Moore's Club
Grafton Road
East Avenue
Post Office
BALL
Bandimore Days Wear
O.P.S. Electric Shops, Inc
Broad St
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