Stocks React Today After Steady Opening In New York
New York November 22 Stocks reacted after a steady opening pressured by heavy government bond activity and weaker repeal shares Most issues moved fractions to about three points down Homestake Mining fell 16 points to 310 while International Nickel American Smelting and Alaska Juneau held gains American Commercial Alcohol led declines near four points Schenley Distillers hit a new low at 27 3 4 United States Steel slipped to 43 1 2 then inched higher General Electric Westinghouse DuPont Woolworth and Commercial Solvents slipped Os and utilities weakened with Standard of New Jersey and American Telephone off over a point
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New York
United States
International Nickel
American Smelting
Alaska
National Distillers
U. S. Steel
General Electric
Westinghouse
DuPont
Woolworth
Commercial
Standard of
New Jersey
American Telephone
Death notices for Hastings and Hamlin in Elyria
Mrs Harriett E Hastings died at noon at 110 Cascade street born La Grange July 28 1842 Funeral arrangements by Wm C Sudro to be announced. William B Hamlin father of Curtis Hamlin Elyria police died at 3 15 am at Grafton road Born Sept 6 1863 Funeral Friday November 24 at 2 00 pm La Porte M E church burial La Porte Cemetery
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Harriett E. Hastings
Cascade Street
la Grange
Wm. C. Sudro
William B. Hamlin
Curtis Hamlin
Elyria
Grafton Road
Lynn A. Hamlin
Curtis
Clyde A
Ralph F. Hamlin
Paul
Oberlin
Arthur H. Burke
Atty. L. D. Hamlin
E. E. Humphrey
Mr. Hamlin
Grafton
Ohio
la Porte
Nichols Funeral Home
la Porte A M. E
J. H. Jones
la Porte Cemetery
City rate dispute over commercial charges continued
The solicitor said overcharged commercial users by basing rates on a 12 month period contrary to a one month city ordinance. Butler attacked the company's claim to bill by either a demand meter or connected load, arguing no use of connected load as a charge basis. Johnson said the company avoids connected load billing to align with average consumption, protecting customers.
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Butler
Johnson
Evangelist Mrs Hallburg Preaches at Salvation Army
Special evangelistic services are held at Salvation Army headquarters this week with Mrs Hallburg from Bowling Green delivering nightly sermons at 7 45 PM She spoke last night before a capacity crowd on The Power of Prayer and will continue through the week with services each evening.
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Salvation Army
Hallburg
Bowling Green
Mail carriers on 22 mile route near Tibet border
Chinese mail carriers operate on a 22 mile service between Tatsienlu Litang and Batang near the Tibet border. They work at an altitude of 9006 feet, higher than most mail routes.
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Tatsienlu
Litang
Batang
Tibet
Ofr
Portman Returns Gun After Apple Theft Incident
H. G. Portman of Henritta reported a theft after leaving apples on his car. A shotgun left in the machine was taken by others while Portman retrieved apples. He turned the gun over to Sheriff Clarence Dick and the sheriff will hold it until Portman negotiates with the apple thieves.
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H. G. Portman
Henritta
Auto collision leaves man with forehead cut near Ninth Street
R. H. Mosely of 181 Homer street sustained a forehead cut at about 6:30 P M yesterday when his car rear ended an automobile driven by Marv Borle of 619 West avenue near Ninth street. Police say two 16 year old youths, William Gutensohn of Eight street and Harry Reynolds of Furnace street, were captured at the American Legion Home and are to begin an indeterminate sentence at Mansfield reformatory, per Sheriff Clarence W. Dick. Tools were stolen from Harlan Schramm of Schramm road, and Charles Hahn of Lake road reported a sheep stolen from his barn to the sheriff's department.
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R. H. Mosely
Homer Street
Marv Borle
West Avenue
West Avenues
Ninth Street
American Legion
William Gutensohn
Eight Street
Harry Reynolds
Furnace Street
Mansfield Reformatory
Clarence W. Dick
Harlan Schramm
Schramm Road
Sheriff's Department
Ruporis
Charles Hahn
Lake Road
First
Lorain Merchants Will Admitted for Probate
The will of Nicholas C. Alton, Lorain hardware merchant, was admitted for probate today. The estate is valued at 43000, with 22000 in real estate and 21900 in personal property. Walter Alton inherits a half interest in the business and Broadway real estate, while the wife and children Alice Burgin Corrine McGee Lucile Alten Thelma Holleran Geralda Carroll and grandson Gerald Stack receive other shares.
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Nicholas C. Alton
Lorain
Alton
Walter Alton
Broadway
Alice Burgin
Corrine McGee
Lucile Alten
Thelma Holleran
Geralda Carroll
Gerald Stack
Changes discussed for 1933-34 basketball rules
The Northern Ohio Officials Association met at U. M. stan ion to study changes for the 1933-34 season. Robert T. Moore chaired the session with leaders A. N. Smith W. Q. McClellan Elyria Lee Holder and William Pressing guiding talks. The next meeting is scheduled for December.
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Northern Ohio Officials’ Association
U. M
Stanion
Ted
Robert T. Moore
A. N. Smith
W. Q O. McClellan
Elyria
Lee Holder
Oberlin High School
William Pressing
Norwalk
Association
Plans for Lorain rabbit show advance at meeting
Plans for the ninth annual Lorain County Rabbit and Davy Breeders Association winter show were approved at a Lorain meeting. Entries include competitors from New Jersey Michigan Pennsylvania and Ohio. Two fur displays from Chicago will be shown and judge Karl Sautters of Canton will officiate. The event runs at 625 Broad Street Elyria opening Friday and continuing through Sunday.
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Lorain County
Rabbit and Davy Breeders Association
Elytia
Russell Connell
Foster Road
Lorain
New Jersey
Mich
Ican
Pennsylvania
Addieion
Ohio
Chicago
Karl Sautters
Canton
Broad Street
Suniar
Amherst youths to join civilian reforestation camp
Amherst Township relief office announced that dozens of local young men will leave the Amherst Town Hall next Monday morning to work at a civilian reforestation camp. They will be notified individually of their rejection from relief and told to clear the Town Hall at Will A. Me next Monday. Richard Tappan, a Denison University student, was named to Pi Delta Epsilon, the national honorary journalism fraternity, last night.
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Amherst Tecce
Amherst
Amherst Township
Amherst Town Hall
Granville
Richard Tappan
Ted
Denison Universiapter
Pi Delta
Epsilon
Fraterniis
Citizens urged to report suspicious activity after recent robberies
Police say a man who robbed the He and Heas Drug Store on Browd street yesterday had been observed outside the building for some time. Detective Lloyd Sweet urged immediate reports of suspicious persons as several holdups and burglaries were linked to loiterers nearby. Officers are on duty 24 hours a day and will check reports promptly.
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Browd Street
Lloyd Sweet
Barbers License Applications Filed Under New Ohio Law
C E Poole reports local barbers union receipts of license applications for distribution to about 100 city barbers. Statewide 35000 barbers to be licensed with an estimated 15 percent rejection rate. Licenses required as a sanitary measure with character references physicals and local health commissioner certification.
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C. E. Poole
Barbers’ Union
Toay
Ohio
Poole
Richest Girl Is 21 Today
Doris Duke, famed as America s richest girl, celebrated her 23st birthday and the vast Duke fortune. The late James B Duke left two thirds of his estate to charity. Duke will receive one third now, another at 23, and the rest later.
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Somerville
N. J
Doris Duke
America
North Carolina
Miss Duke
James B., Duke
Agas
Fundy
County Ear of Corn Contest Draws Crowds and Sponsors
Local county fair held a contest for the best ear of corn with sponsors Kenneth W. Miller and Jones Shoe. Entries limited to farmers in the area. judging to finish by late November. Separately, Lorain men were fined for hunting without permission near property, while Mansfield reformatories reported a barlingy case and a burglary suspect sought.
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Kenneth W
Jones
Wise
Lorain
Leena Stanter
Ted
Lorai
Arrales¢A Jasph Patrach
Tony
Oberlin Trustees Grant Leaves Faculty for 1934 25
Oberlin College trustees approved several leaves of absence for 1934 25. Leigh Alexander and Russell P. Janeson take second semester leaves, while Budington Moore and others extend year long absences. The meeting, led by President Wilkins, included trustees from multiple cities.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin College
Leigh Alexander
Robert A. Budington
Russell P. Janeson
David R. Moore
Ernest H. Wilkins
Clayton R. Fauver
Oberlin
Dan F. Bradley
Cleveland
R. Cross
Mark L. Thompson
A. Merriam
Awin W. Browse
Akron
James H. Causey
Clarence C. Johnson
Frank C. van Cleef
New York
Beatrice Doersehuk
Bronxville
Henry J. Haskell
Kansas City
Joel B. Hayden
Hudson
Amos B. McNairy
Manchester
Wt. Grove Patterson
Toledo
J. Z. Stocking
St. Louis
Mon
Lucien Warner
Bridgeport
Conn and Beatty B. Williams
Mt. Vernon
State Briefs From Ohio Newspapers
Ohio Attorney General Bricker ruled township trustees and boards of education cannot compromise claims from sureties on personal bonds securing depository funds in closed banks. Chester Probaski, Mansfield, faced the electric chair, with appeals denied. Toledo property owners threaten mandamus to force water bill remission involving needy families. Frank Vacchiano, Toledo, received a stay of execution for a Nov. 24 death sentence. A Kenyon College forum will address the National Recovery Act and economic policy. Ohio threshers adopt a code proposal for farm threshing, setting pay and age rules. St Peters church case advances to challenge the pastor’s removal legality.
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Columbus
Boards of Education
Bricker
Zanesville
Chester Probaski
Mansfield
Ohio Penitentiary
Court of Appeals
Frank Vacchiano
Toledo
Ohio Supreme Court
Vacchiano
John McLaughlin
Miss McConnaughey to Speak on Shansi at Church Talk
Oberlin graduate Miss Grace McConnaughey, class of 1909, will address the midweek service at First Church Thursday at 7:50 p.m. on the topic Shansi Then and Now. She has witnessed the Shansi work for twenty-five years and will share a story of interest to Oberlin residents.
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Miss McConnaughey
Grace McConnaughey
James Brand
Miss McConnaaughey
Oberlin
Honor New President of State Federation
Mrs. Margaret Barnes of Oberlin was elected president of the Ohio State Federation of Colored Women's clubs. A testimonial on November 15 at Mt. Zion Baptist church featured greetings from local clubs and gifts for the new president. Vocal and piano solos accompanied her talk and the event reflected wide community support.
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Margaret Barnes
Oberlin
Ohio State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Progressive Club
Oberlin Women's Club League
Elyria Welfare Club
Lorain
Ohio synod dispute over church property holdings
Attorneys for a Wiemer faction challenge another group's bid to gain control of 54000 dollars of church property with Dr Joseph Sitler, president of the Ohio Synod, testifying. Justice Petro dismissed statutory charges against Robert Brand of Lorain and former Elyria resident, ruling the case belonged in Lorain Municipal Court rather than Elyria Justice Court.
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Ohio Synod
Lutheran Church of America
Wiemer
Joseph Sitler
Robert Brand
Lorain
Elyria
Jlustice
Joseph Petro
Brand
Elyria Justice Court
Mallet Creek Juniors stage No Account Dainy comedy
ERHART JUNIORS CHOOSE “NO ACCOUNT DAINY.” Mallet Creek local school announces its three act comedy with cast led by David Benton and Ralph Bolton to be staged in the high school auditorium on Wednesday evening November 22. Miss Koontz directs. a lively performance is promised.
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David
Erhart
Mallet Creek
Dainy
Miss Koontz
David Benton
Ralph Bolton
Jean Matthews
Ida Kruger
Mrs. Golden
CLEARVIEW SCHOOL ACTIVITIES INCLUDE PT A MEETING AND PLAY
Clearingny School hosts a PTA meeting Thursday evening with dinner and a movie. Mrs Floyd Moulton is PTA president and Mrs Dora Snyder chairs the social committee. "Drums of Death" mystery play returns Monday under Miss Kay Eckler. Cast led by Olive Bemis includes Adolph Schindler Joe Churpek Peta Jorkovich Phyllis Cotton Rober ea Rosa Dorothy Snyder Virginia word Audrey Tracey and Vernon Crisp.
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Clearview School
Clearingny School
Parent Teacher Association
Floyd Moulton
Dora Snyder
Kay Eckler
Olive Bemis
Adolph Schindler
Joe Churpek
Peta Jorkovich
Phyllis Cotton
Rober« Ea ‘Rosa
Dorothy Snyder
Virginia Word
Audrey Tracey
Vernoin Crisp
Forthover pleads not guilty in Elyria theft case
Elmer Forthover of Elyria pleads not guilty to stealing a white ash log valued at £25. arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro on 8 warrant sworn by George Woblever. A dispute over ownership exists. Forthover released under $100 bond. Also, Helen Jones, via Edna Jones, sues Mary and John Kaja of Lorain for $5,000 after being bitten by the defendants' dog.
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Elmer Forthover
Elyria
Joseph Petro
George Woblever
Petro
Forthover
Helen Jones
Edna Jones
Mary and
John Kaja
Lorain
Open Rebuttal In Gas Case in Columbus Nov 22
The East Ohio gas case before the Public Utilities Commission opened rebuttals in Columbus as city attorneys expect closure within a week. The case, about gas rates in Cleveland, has lasted six months with city advisers aiming for a $10,000,000 gap from the utility’s valuation of around 49 million dollars. the utility’s attorney predicted rebuttal into early next week.
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Columbus
East Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
Cleveland
W. B. Cockler
Morgenthau press control clash sparks treasury battle
General Johnson protests NRA data limits and a central statistical bureau plan. Secretary Morgenthau pushes a so called General Order No 1 raising fears of restricted press access via his spokesman Gaston. The piece notes past editor roles and warns of a front in the treasury while detailing a Cincinnati chase ending in Bass’s recapture.
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Johnson
NRA
Central Statistical Bureau
Perking
Morgenthau
The
Treasury
Treasury A
Herberrt Gatt
Gaston
Northwest
Wilson
Minnranolis Star
Treasury Department
Markets in Cleveland Produce Notes and Prices
Market updates from Cleveland show mixed activity across produce and meats. Poultry rates vary with Leghorn and broilers listed, while vegetables like potatoes and celery push modest gains. overall receipts in Cleveland are steady to slow with prices mostly unchanged from the prior period.
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Cleveland
Tuba
HGR
Cecel
Old Roostera
Lotatoe Cal Amer
U.S
Maine
Green Mountains
Wad
Idaho
Rusaet Murbands
Michigan Cobblers
Ohio
Partis
Eset
Fennaylvania
City team rosters and county fair market notes compiled
Long list of team rosters with captains for seven men’s and seven women’s groups headed by Don Sotherdon and others. Zanesville market report follows with Craix death from automobile strike in Bridgeville and Cleveland wholesale prices for farm produce and local market receipts.
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Zanesville
William Ross Craix
Bridgeville
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