Ohio Democrats spent seventy two thousand in Ohio race
The Democratic state campaign committee reported spending 72010.87 with a balance of 90 after the recent Ohio campaign. Contributions totaled 72100.87, led by Martin L. Davey with 1200. Frank W. Geiger reported 102 receipts and equal expenses. Several judges and officials listed small or no contributions and varied expenditures.
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Columbus
Democratic State Campaign Committee
Ohio
Brown
Robert §. Hayes
Martin L. Davey
Kent
Frank W. Geiger
Springfield
Franklin County
Bettman
Senate Club
Public Utilities Commission
Republican
Supreme Court
R. A. Roederer
Ingalle
Clad
Balace
State Committee
Will P. Stephenson
West Union
Carrington T. Marshall
Thomas A. Jones
Jackson
Edward S. Matthias
van Wert
Children Bring Food For Needy At Thanksgiving Drive
Almost two truck loads of food were collected from the Capitol Theatre for distribution at the Legion Home by the Legion Auxiliary. The theatre was crowded as kids paid admission with food. Special guests included children from Gates Hospital and Oberlin Orphans Home.
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Capitol Theatre
Legion Home
Legion Auxilary
Gates Hospital
Oberlin Orphans Home
Mrs Susan Smith 87 Geauga County pioneer dies in Chardon
Susan Smith 87 longtime Geauga County resident and mother of Crawford L Smith president of Chardon Banking Company died at her home in Chardon. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at the Chardon Congregational church.
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Chardon, O
Susan Smith
Geauga County
Crawford L. Smith
Chardon Banking Company
Chardon Congregational Church
Sample Case Stolen From Car in Cleveland Heights
Fetterman of 132 Branston avenue reported a sample case containing men’s garments stolen from his locked car yesterday afternoon. A car owned by George Rob son of 22% Denison avenue, reported stolen from Merchants’ Alley before noon, was recovered by police on Depot street.
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Fetterman
Cleveland Heights
Branston Avenue
George Robson
Denison Avenue
Merchants’ Alley
Depot Street
Prohibition figure Robins is identified after disappearance
Federal agents locate Colonel Robins near his shack in Bryson City area after a prolonged search. He denies identity and is kept under guard while authorities verify details from reporters and informants. Robins had been a noted friend of three presidents and long active in Republican circles. He appeared in Whittier with a dramatic backstory as a prospector and radio watcher.
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Prohibition
Robin
Carolina Mountains
Charles Branton
Ray Gibbs
Robins
Washington
Ranipe
Asheville
Whittler
Bryson City
Teddy Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
T. K. Hyatt
McHan Hotel
United Press
Rogers
Whittier
Methodist Church
Will Ross
Whitttier
C. Fisher
Ross
Federal
Drier
Sylva
Walter D. Warren
Message of the Cross pageant at First Methodist Church
The Sun day School presents The Message of the Cross at the First Methodist Church on Sunday evening. Thirty five young women form the Cross to convey a world appeal with candlelight lighting the chancel. Participants include Margaret Minch as Spirit of Truth and others representing India China Africa Japan South America America and more. The pageant replaces the sermon and begins at 7 00 o'clock with costumes from the countries portrayed.
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First Methodist
Margaret Minchas
Spirit of Truth
Arlene Burr
India
Dorothy Burson
Africa
Leona Mowry
Japan
Dorothy Byers
South America
Eleanor Dunn
China
Helen Snow
Margaret Haueigen
America
Jay Fitch l
Keith Brown
Crass
Dorothy Melton
Eleanor Highgate
Kathryn Arnold
Jane Robertson
Anne Carlson
Betty Washburn
Barbara Brodbeck
Dorothy Rawson
Mildred Morgan
Marion Stanford
Josephine Whitmore
Grace O'Malley
Dorothy Ryan
Veolet Nash
Ethel Ryan
Genner Thompson
Jean Boggs
Allebach
Anne Warden
Fleming
Esther Fleming
Beny Overdeer
Ida Mae Smith
Lauda Drusendahl
Marion Upp
Roberta Mosely
Frances Park
Rea Clare Harris
Louise Hunt
Katharine Fisk
Divorces and court actions across Lorain area and Lima trial date
Mildred Dewhurst of Elyria wins a divorce from Paul Dewhurst on gross neglect. Judge A H Webber announces temporary fill of a justice vacancy. County officials report a one mill road levy loss in Lorain. A Lorain petition alleges seductive influences and a divorce suit follows. Foreclosures in Elyria against Townsend and G A L notes. Multiple lawsuits in Lorain and Lima including murder trial set for December 8 and 50 jurors drawn. Probate and burial notices and tax dupli cates also reported.
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Mildred Dewhurst
Elyria
Paul F. Dewhurst
A. H. Webber
Common Pleas Court
Helen Barret
Lorain
Lottie Leppla
Colorado Avenue
Robert C. Barrett
Robert Bart
Lima
Loren E. Truesdale
Alen County
Lows Cava of Pittsburgh Offers Marriage Bargain
A Pittsburgh man named Lows Cava offers to marry a girl if she will support his family financially and not conflict with his saxophone, estimating ten thousand nine hundred dollars as the incentive. In Ohio, 19 Reformed conference attendees will gather in Tiffin with an address by K G Fritz. Hamilton reports a school term cut to eight months due to reduced income.
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Lintsel
Lows Cava
Pittsburgh
Louis
Tiffin
Ohio
Trinnity
K G. Fritz
Fremont
Committee On Christ Cation
Hamilton
RR Baker
Preacher Grows 10000 Sweet Potatoes on Nebraska Farm
WhI-Rev. A. L. Embree, a preacher, manages two roles and harvests a crop from 10 000 sweet potato plants set out last spring in Nemaha Nebraska. The article notes a harvest of 16000 sweet potatoes.
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Nemaha, Neb
A. L. Embree
University stadium may become geology lab in Norman
Oklahoma University president W. B. Biezeil says the athletic stadium could be converted into a geology laboratory and classroom building if no alternative space is found. He cites a small teaching staff and rising enrollment making current facilities inadequate.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma Athletic Stadium
WW. B. Biezeil
Y M C A Aids In Reuniting Families
W C McClellan reports four recent Elyria Y M C A cases aiding reunification. A 16 year old runaway from New York was returned home via help from Oberlin contacts. Another 15 year old hitchhiked to Elyria to find a brother and was located. A 72 year old man with stolen pockets was helped to rest and sent home to Virginia. A 65 year old man from Wellington, ill, was given shelter and sent home after recovery.
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Elyria Y. M.C. A
Thhat Association
W. C. McClellan
Association
Elyria
Buffalo
Virginia
Wellington
Lorain
McClellan
Fate Of Slayer In Jury's Hands
In Columbus John Downing known as Red faces trial for the murder of Marie Bonzo wife of Dan Bonzo a penitentiary official. The case was admitted to the jury in common pleas court just before noon. In Newark Ohio police investigated the death of A T Wickliff age 28 struck by a car driven by Oscar Morgan who said rain and headlights blinded him.
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Columbus
John
Red) Downing
Marie Bonzo
Dan Bonzo
Ohio Penitentiary
Common Pleas Court
Newark
A. T. Wickliff
Oscar Morgan
Morgan
Oberlin Chorus Announces Soloists for Concert
Mr. Christiansen conducts as Mrs. Florence Hall will sing soprano and Mrs. Edith Hall will sing alto. Bruce Benjamin is listed as tenor and Robert Brink as bass with about 150 mixed voices in the chorus.
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Christiansen
Florence Hall
Edith Hall
Bruce Benjamin
Robert Brink
Oberlin Business Men Hold Dinner and Plan Christmas Decor
Oberlin Ohio November 19 The Oberlin Business Men met at Oberlin Inn with 25 members attending a fish dinner and meeting. They thanked the Hobbs couple for meals and service. A Christmas decorations committee was formed. The Community Chest budget remained 32000 short with 6000 received and potential further donations expected. Professor P D Sherman gave readings. next meeting will host ladies at Henrietta church.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin
Oberlin Inn
W. D. Hobbs
Charles Comings
Locke Cooley
Ed Rosecrans
Community Chest
P. D. Sherman
Henrietta Church
Oberlin groups present Messiah Christmas concert
The Oberlin Musical Union joined by the A Cappella Choir and madrigals will stage a Christmas program on Sunday evening December 11. The concert features Handel's Messiah including the Hallelujah Chorus, with soloists announced by the organizers.
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Oberlin Musical Union
Mrs. Sable Hosts Bridge Party in City Home
Mrs. E. J. Sable hosted a bridge gathering at her Weat Lorain Street home last evening. Two tables played with Mrs. Jack Schafer winning first and Mrs. George Herros second. several guests attended and refreshments followed.
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Sable
E. J. Sable
Weat Lorain Street
Jack Schafer
George Herros
T. C. Murphy
Sullivan
Jerry Steele
Ralph Cain
Esther Alflen
Charles Hallouer
Gerald Keller
Eight Day Series of Sermons Opens at First Baptist Church
Dr. Neighbour announces an eight day series on the Second Coming of Christ to run from November 27 to December 4. He outlines themes on Adam and Eve, the unity and limits of divine fatherhood, the robe of the slain Lamb, and the exile from Eden, linking Old and New Testaments to the open gates of the eternal city.
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First Baptist Church
Neighbour
Styria
Adam
Eve
God
Mary
Christ
Virgin
Son
Garden of Eden
Commonwealth of Israel
Christ Bas
Eden
New Jerusalem
Nutrition project meetings continue in Lorain County
Lorain County farm women will attend two more nutrition project meetings next week under the county agricultural extension service. Miss Alice Bird, county agent, announced the sessions for Gulf Road women on Tuesday and the Grafton Home Makers' Club on Wednesday.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Alice Bird
Gulf Road
Grafton Home Makers
Heir to Fortune Ends Life With Poison
Erle Schwartz aged 36, heir to a $250000 Windisch-Muhlhauser Brewery fortune, killed himself with poison at his farm home near Hamilton Ohio. He had been divorced, remarried his wife a month ago, and the couple had one son.
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Poison Hamilton
Erle Schwartz
Windisch-Muhlhauser Brewery
Cincinnati
Poison Lin
Here
Schwartz
Community Congress to review week of tragedies
A discussion on a week of tragedies will be held at City Hall council chamber tomorrow at 3 P M. James A Sol announces the free admission event. The report notes the public is invited. Nearly all Siberia is part of the Russian Socialist Federated Soviet Republic.
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Hall
Finney
James Husst Tall
Council Chamber
City Hall
James A. Solandt
Siberia
Hogs Cattle Lambs in Cleveland Market Report
Cleveland livestock prices and receipts show hogs steady to mixed with 260 head noted, cattle steady to lower, and lambs weak to steady as week totals reflect varied demand. Chicago quotes for butter eggs wool and produce provide context for market conditions and farm commodity trends nationwide.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U.S
New York
Death record for Mrs Franklin Rollin
Mrs Franklin Rollin born Hagris May 9 1893 died at home Saturday November 19 at 7 20 AM She is survived by her husband four children Joseph Ruth Helen Burt and her mother Mrs Justay Schroeder Funeral services will be at Ridgeville Congregational Church Monday at 2 PM with burial in Ridge Lawn Cemetery Miller Funeral services for Royal Miller Sunday at 2 PM at St in Orebauch Funeral Parlors Norwalk Ohio He was a nephew of Mr and Mrs W J Howey of Fourth Street
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Franklin Rollly
Franklin Rollin
Gacy Schroeder
Hagris
Einer O
Joseph
Ruth Helen
Burt
Justay Schroeder
Ridgeville
Budget figures hint at $28 million savings for next year
Cabinet members debated the projected annual savings as the administration pushed a plan to trim costs. Secretary Milla and Secretary Wilbur faced questions while other members favored remaining silent on the specifics.
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Ment
Milla
Wilbur
Ohio Merchants Trust Co to Reopen in Massillon
Massillon Ohio reports the Ohio Merchants' Trust Co will reopen Monday after thirteen months of closure. R B Bauman president says the resumption will free more than a million dollars in cash and in building and loan certificates for depositors.
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Massillon
Ohio Merchants’ Trust Co
R. EB. Bauman
Speech night tale and a death in Hamilton
A boy attends a speech by Mr. Rogers at the schoolhouse and recalls Alaska travels and a magazine photo of a man. A Chicago call from Mr. Livingston follows. In Hamilton Ohio, Dr. Francis Glenn Smith, 47, a former surgeon at the Sandusky Soldiers Home, died yesterday.
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Mr. Robins
Iken
Dad
Mr. Livingston
Mr. Rogers
Armis
Hus
Alaska
Aurse
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