After Prohibition What Subject of Address at Elyria Club
T A Conway addressed the Elyria Lawyers club on the post prohibition era. He noted 52 delegates pledged to ratify the 21st Amendment and discussed the challenges of regulating legalized liquor. He warned that prohibition’s repeal does not guarantee prosperity or temperance and urged careful planning of licensing taxes and distribution.
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Lawyers Club
T. A. Conway
Elyria Lawyers Club
Conway
Ohio
Law on liquor sales proposed for Ohio and provincewide temperance
A writer argues for state controlled liquor dispensaries to curb consumption and reduce abuse. He suggests Ontario's Quebeclike model, contending a state monopoly would cut total intake, lower drunkenness, and shift profits to the state, while cautioning his view is personal and not expert.
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Congress
Ontario
Canada
Ohio
Quebec
President Roosev elt heads to Southland for brief rest
President Roosevelt enters the South for two weeks of relaxation at Warm Springs Georgia. He will pause in Savannah to mark Georgia’s 200th birthday and later proceed to his cottage deep in the pine woods. He boarded his private car after announcing recognition of Moscow government.
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Roosevelt
Savannah
Southland
Warm Springs
Springs
Georgia
Maxim Litvinay
Ruined Embassy Rooms Linger In Ghostly 1922 Decor
Descriptive remnants describe chandeliers mirrors and oak walls of an Imperial Russian embassy space long unused. Windows boarded, an elevator stuck, and a concealed doorway hint at lost papers and a vault. A stray Rasputin poster and a stolen sled episode add intrigue amid decayed grandeur.
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Raul Cuses
Agen
Rasputin
Gucyiv
Eastern Star Memorial Service and Chapter Installations
One hundred attendees at Unter- Eastern Star meeting held at Mae Sonie Temple. Memorial service honored four sisters and one brother with solos by Paul Wainwricht. New Worthy Matron Mae Dramm appointed officers for chapter including chaplain Robert Stearns and organist Minnie Chapman. Installation set for December eighth with Minnie Lathrop of Dover as installing officer. Officers to attend Norwalk November 28 for memorial service. next chapter meeting December first to exemplify initiatory work.
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Maesonie Temple
Paul Wainwricht
Father Hegse
Scotland
Mae Dramm
Robert Stearns
Marshall
Florence Raust
Minnie Chapman
Ada
Isabel Dittmer
Ruth
Ernce Bush
Esther
Grace Lapp
Martha
Hazel West
Electa
Edna Reith
Warder
Dolly Miller
Sentinel
Irvin Gletger
Emma Potter
Sophie Tite
Minnie Lathtrop
Dover
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Norwalk
Surprise party honors Mildred Horton and Wilbur Kruger
A birthday surprise at the Kruger home in Ridgeville honored Mildred Horton and Wilbur Kruger with bunco prizes for Horton and Herman Kruger. Guests from Ridgeville, Fields and Grafton attended. Religious services and activities follow at Pilgrim Community Church and United Presbyterian Church with sermons on various topics and midweek programs.
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Kruger Home
Mildred Horton
Wilbur Kruger
3Trand
Elmer Kruger
Ridgeville
Bunco
Herman Kruger
Hazel Horton
Glenn Trickland
Fields
Grafton
Christ Church to Open in New York City
The report details the opening of Christ Church led by Pastor Palph W Sockman in New York, describing the Byzantine style church designed by Dr. Cram on Madison Avenue. It notes a capacity of about 1000 and mentions community and ministerial activities.
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Sockman
New York
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Midis York
Lance
Dr. Cram
Atvice
Has
Arnaen
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Je Will
Maasson Avenue
Gist Street
M. FE
Ralph W. Lockman
Christ Church
Lockman
The
Arlo Brown
Drewersity
Madison
New Jerrist
Merson Fosdick
Rockefeller Riverside Church
S. Parkes Cadman
Charles Trexler
Te Greater New York Federation of Churches
Wilbur F. Thirkisld
Chattanga
Tennessee
Patich
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar November Events
Oberlin College schedules a busy slate from November 18 to 25 including receptions, dances, church services, assemblies, concerts, lectures, and a major dedication week for Christ Church. Notable items feature performances by Albert Spalding, Auguste Desclès lectures, and a 169 member historical play Fifty Years. The calendar notes exhibits, prayers, and a Sunday faculty supper with marionette demonstrations.
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Warner
al College
Fairchild Chapel
Shirley G. McCanns
School of
County relief groups to coordinate plans in Lorain County
A meeting in the Lorain County Savings and Trust Building directors room next Wednesday will discuss cooperation among relief groups in Lorain County. Miss Alice Bird, county agricultural extension agent, chairs the county home economics committee appointed by the Ohio Home Economics Association to coordinate activities with relief work. Representatives from Elyria, Lorain, and county schools, Parent Teacher groups, Red Cross, relief commission members, and other cooperating agencies are invited. The extension service has run demonstrations and bulletins to help Lorain County women use home grown products to reduce outside purchases.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Elyria
Rain
Parent-Teacher Association
Red Cross
Relief Commission
Court actions and local legal cases in Lorain County
The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company sued Camilla Jandphair and others for 12624 on a promissory note with foreclosure sought in Carlisle township. Arthur Rector won a divorce from Sophie Rector in common pleas court yesterday on wilful absence. Robert Brandt, 25, of Furnace Street Elyria, was released on 500 bond after pleading not guilty to a statutory charge arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro. A hearing date was set for next Wednesday at 10 a.m. for the cage.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Camilla Jandphair
Arthur Rector
Sophie Rector
Common Pleas Court
Robert Brandt
Furnace Street
Elyria
Joseph Petro
Harry Hill
Lorain
Justice Petro
Christmas Savings Checks Ready At Usual Time
A Lorain County savings official said Christmas Savings fund checks will be prepared on schedule, with announcements planned for early December. He noted no deviation from prior years and dismissed earlier press impressions of a future statement.
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Eady
A. B. Taylor
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Taylor
Alaska
Wellington Poultry Management School Names Township Chairmen
C J Hummel announced the seven township chairmen for the upcoming county wide poultry management school at Wellington Grange Hall. Appointees include J Whitney Camden Walters Day Brighton Paul Jewett Rochester J C Rapking Huntington F E Kellogg Penfield Lv Wheeler La Grange H T Brayley Pittsfield and A D Mason is general chairman with C M Ferguson Ohio State University extension specialist as instructor. The first session starts 5 PM next Tuesday with follow ups on November 21 December 5 12 and 19.
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C. J. Hummel
Wellington
J. Whitney
Camden
Walters. Day
Brighton
Paul Jewett
Rochester
J. C. Rapking
Huntington
F. E. Kellogg
Penfield
Lv. Wheeler
la Grange
H. T. Brayley
Pittsfield
A. D. Mason
C. M. Ferguson
Ohio State University
Lorain County
Rabbit show catalogue and rules for Larah County event
The ninth annual Larah County Rabbit and Cavy Breeders Association show catalogue announces dates November 4, 25, and 26 at 625 West Broad Street. Entries from Ohio and other states expected, with rules from ARBC and Ohio associations. Judge Karl Fautters. display open to all exhibitors with four entries. stock must be owned 10 days before the show, rabbits in by 10 p.m. November 24. Senior and junior classes by breed and weight, with committee members C. I. Miller Alfred Emery Walter Botamer Joe Wojcik.
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Larah County
Rabbit and Cars Breeders’, Association
West Broad Street
Ohio
American Rabbit and Cavy Breeders’ Association
C. I. Miller
Alfred Emery
Walter Botamer
Joe Wojcik
Governor's Son Is Married At Quiet Ceremony
George White Jr. son of the Ohio governor wed Carolyn Elizabeth Lawrence in a quiet Summit ceremony at the bride’s parents home. The Rev. Henry L. Lambdin officiated as Lawrence gave his daughter in marriage. The bride wore duchess satin with a silver head dress and orange blossom trim. The couple planned a Bermuda honeymoon with a St Louis stop where White works for Shell Oil. Governor White arrived for the ceremony and will return to Columbus.
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George White, Jr
Ohio
Carolyn Elizabeth Lawrence
Frederick T. Lawrence
Henry L. Lambdin
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Lawrence
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Chevy Chase School
Sweet Briar College
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Princeton
Colony Club
Jn Honermoor
Bermuda
St. Louis
White
Shells Union Oil Company
Gov
Columbus
Robert White
Methodist Church
Robert
Youths Sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory
Paroles for William Gutensubu and Harry Reynolds denied by Judge W B Thompson after a break in at the American Legion Home. Police records show Gutensubu broke in three times and Reynolds twice, caught in the building at 2 a.m. October 28. the court sentenced them to Mansfield reformatory.
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William Gutensubu
Sth
Harry Reynolds
Furnace Street
American Legion
W. B. Thompson
Mansfield Reformatory
Gutersohn
Legion
Reynolds
Market Quotations From Chicago and Local Farm Markets
The report covers Chicago market quotations with receipts for cattle, poultry, and grains. Wheat and corn prices are listed by grade, with No. 2 red wheat at 90 1/2 cents and No. 3 yellow corn around 48 to 49 1/2 cents, along with oats, rye, and barley figures. Local farmers market items include baskets of vegetables such as carrots, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, and mushrooms with per-basket or per-pound pricing, plus notes on arrivals and track totals.
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States Department of Agriculture
Cos
Wisconsin
Idaho
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North Dakota
Red River
Alios
Cleveland
Maine
Limport
Michigan
California
Massachusetts
Virginia
Florida
Washington
Maryland
New Jersey
Guaen
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Soviet Union and United States exchange letters on normalized relations
After 10 days of talks, the Soviet Union and the Roosevelt administration announced the restoration of relations. Key points include assurances against Soviet propaganda, protections for religious freedom in Russia, equal consular rights, and limits on economic espionage. Litvinov pledged to refrain from initiating court action on certain debts. An agreed framework aims to resolve outstanding debts and claims.
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Litvinov
Roosevelt
White House
United States
Russia
U. S
Unin
Siberia
Archangel
Welding Tools Taken From Lorain Shop
Jack Wheatly of 4 Broad Street reported theft of welding tools and a tank from his Lorain welding shop.
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Jack Wheatly
Broadstreet
Lorain
Pheasant incident maims man in Ohio near Fulton
Cecil Ford aged 34 from Akron lost his left arm when a shotgun discharged as he bent to pick up a pheasant. The accident occurred near Fulton in Marrow County, Marion, Ohio, on November 18.
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Cecil Ford
Akron
Fulton
Marrow County
Unusual Book Week Display At St Marys School
In observance of National Book Week St Marys School presents a library room transformed by seventh and eighth graders into model displays. Subjects from Little America to Indian handiwork and Little Women are represented by detailed dioramas, airplanes, ships, and a medieval castle. New library acquisitions include poets and children's verses illustrated by Patish and Smith. Simon Bolivar referenced with a note on Panamas 1825 conference.
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St. Mary's School
Little America
Eugene Field
Maxfield Partrish
Stevenson
Dickens
Jessie Wilcox Smith
Two currents shape modern Asia in the 20th century
Two currents run through modern Asia: a drive to imitate the West and master its mechanical power, alongside a deep-seated determination to retain and emphasize traditional values and identity.
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Asia
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