Green to study wage gut plea
President William Green of the American Federation of Labor pledged fair consideration for Harold L. Ickes proposal to reduce high wage scales in exchange for assured federal employment on a housing program. Ickes sought cuts in top hourly wages tied to a large low cost housing drive funded by the government, mirroring Roosevelt's auto industry stance on annual earnings and continuity of employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor Today
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Tekes
Roosevelt
Rains Put Out Forest Fires in Southern West Virginia
Charleston, W. Va., Nov 23 Rain poured down across southern West Virginia extinguishing forest fires that had burned deep into timber. Forester officials reported about half of 250 fires dying out while workers and volunteers remained on alert. Smoke hung over blackened acres and visibility dropped to near zero in affected zones.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
D. B. Griffin
Carlisle Grange forms nominating panel and plans party
Henry Schriver heads a nominating committee at the Carlisle Grange Senior Four-H Club meeting to prepare for officer elections on December 19. The panel includes Mildred Pallas, Marian Lauer, Eleanor Petty and Robert Penfound and will meet December 10. A Christmas party is planned for December 19. Helen Smith chairs a party committee with Raymond Wensick and Miss Shirkey to arrange the event. The club will host Senior Four-H members from Cuyahoga and Medina Counties at a December roller skating party led by Robert Hoskin as chair with Marguarite Streicher and Margaret Pallas. Hazel Smith reported on the Four-H Club News, due next month, and a study group formed with seven members to seek Ob erlin College guidance. The seven are Helen Smith, Hazel Smith, Marguerite Streicher, Margaret Pallas, Eleanor Petty, Dorothy Lottman, and Mildred Pallas, with first meeting planned for December. Elyria City Solicitor Howard Butler spoke at the Carlisle meeting on resident state merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Pallas
Marian Lauer
Eleanor Petty
Robert Penfound
Helen Smith
Raymond Wensink
Miss Shirkey
Cuyahoga
Medina Counties
Robert Hoskin
Marguarite Streicher
Margaret Pallas
Hazel Smith
Oberlin College
Marguerite Streicher
Dorothy Lottman
Howard Butler
Elyria
Carlisle
Local Fire Prevents Major Blaze At Wolf Block
Quick action by local firefighters yesterday stopped a fire started in a waste paper basket on the third floor of H. E. Kreutzfeld’s suite. Firemen extinguished the blaze before it could spread. Cause remains undetermined. An auto driven by Wilbert Hill damaged a parked car owned by E. T. Reese. Wallet of Canada Life representative Joseph Kuhn reported missing from a local hotel, containing $3 to $4.
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H. E. Kreutzfeld
Wilbert Hill
Foster Avenue
Broadetree
E. T. Reese
Elvrra Business College
Reese
Joseph Kuhn
Cleveland
The
Canada Life Insurance Company
Kuhn
White broadens assembly scope in five messages
Governor White sent five messages to the Ohio general assembly broadening the scope of the special session. They propose banking policy changes, expansion of the State Conservation Commission to acquire real estate and build reservoirs and parks, permanent establishment of the state planning board, and consideration of a National Housing Act related loans bill. The act would back real estate loans through government guarantees until June 1, 1937.
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Columbus
White
General Assembly
State Conservation Commission
State Planning Board
Sen
Harper Annat
Cleveland
United States
Davey fills four cabinet posts with non supporters
Columbus Ohio November 23 1938 Governor elect Martin L Davey named four cabinet members none of whom backed his campaign. Ora B Chapman of Darton will head Industrial Relations. Howard L Bevis of Cincinnati becomes director of finance. Alfred A Benesch of Cleveland will run commerce. Earl H Hanefeld of Ottawa will be director of agriculture.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Kent
Ora B. Chapman
Darton
Ohio Federation of Labor
William Pickrel
Howard L. Bevis
Cincinnati
Bevis
Charles Sawyer
Alfred A. Ben
Death notices from Elyria list Rivett Beal Altfeld Bradley
Death notices for Isabella Rivett and Mary Catherine Heal Beal Rose Altfeld Henry D Bradley list survivors and services. Rivett died at home 148 West Street and will be buried at St Mary's. Heal Beal died at 5 45 am at 22 Erie Street with services at 2 30 pm Sunday. Altfeld died at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland wife and daughter survive. Bradley died at granddaughter’s home in La Porte after brief illness with funeral Monday at 2 00 pm. Burial Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Isabella Rivett
Wiliam Rivett
West Street
Elyria
England
John Rainty
Thomas Murray
America
St. Agnes Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mary (C. Beal
Mary Catherine Heal
Frank W. Beal
Erie Street
Mrs. Beal
Dover Village
Ohio
St. Clair Rebekah
Harold Gooden
Elyda
Matt Olssen
North Ridgeville
Anna Grube
Cleveland
Margaret Simon
Lakewood
Simon Barth
Olmsted Falls
Sudro Funeral
North Murray Ridge Cemetery
Harry Altfeld
Rose Altfeld
Cambridge Avenue
Lakeside Hospital
Edith
Deutsch
Oberlin Man And Bryan Girl Wed
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Shaffer of Bryan and Eugene Conings of Oberlin took place at the bride’s Bran home with a single ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Worcester Place after a three course dinner for about forty guests. The bride is an Oberlin College graduate, the groom from Oberlin School of Commerce.
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Oberlin, O
Elizabeth Staffer
A. L. Shaffer
Bryan
Eugene Conings
R. Comings
Oberlin
Bran
Carlsten
Presbyterian Church of
Joanna Hill
Fred Comings
Miatron
Christman
Worcester
Callese Place
Oberlin College
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar November schedule
Oberlin College posts a weekly calendar listing events from Saturday November 2 to Wednesday November 28. It includes a soccer game Oberlin versus Illinois at Athletic Field at 2 30 P M on Saturday, November 2 and morning worship and All College Vespers at Finney Chapel on Sunday November 25, plus lectures, assemblies, and musical programs at Finney Chapel and Warner Hall throughout the week featuring professors Jaszi, Fenn, and Johnson, and student recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Illinois
Finney Chapel
W. H. Borers
A. Cappella
Oberlin Inc
Oscar Jaszi
Austria
P. T. Fenn, Jr
Conservatory of Music Warner Hall
Court actions and divorces feature in Elyria docket
Claude Kelley bound to grand jury on reckless driving charge after arraignment before Justice Petro following a Broad street incident with Jack Jobson of Carlisle township. Garnett Nicholl seeks divorce from Allison Nicholl on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. married 1925. Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank sues Mary Louisa Rolce and others for 7325 on a promissory note. Foreclosure of a Wellington township mortgage sought. Russ Soda Fountain Company sues Fannie B. Roth to recover soda fountain equipment in replevin. Helen Hill sues Francis Hill for divorce.
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Claude Kelley
Elyria
Joseph Petro
Jack Jobson
Carlisle Township
Jobson
Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston
Mary Louisa Rolce
Russ Soda Fountain Company of
Cleveland
Replevin
Common Pleas
Fannie B. Roth
Lorain
Helen Hill
Francis Hill
France Sees Rising German Military Might And Next War
The article notes Germany will have 42 divisions and 1.2 million men, with an air force of 100 squadrons despite Versailles limits. It warns that the next war will feature lightning aerial attacks and rapid motorized advance, while France must maintain its own advancements in war technology. It also includes a reflective aside on wisdom and goodness.
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Battacks
Germany
France
Rosecrans Dies at Oberlin in Ohio Township
E F Rosecrans aged 1 died after several weeks illness at his home on East Hamilton street Oberlin Ohio He was born in 1553 in West Russia township and lived there his entire life Survived by seven children including Mrs L J Morris Jesse Rosecrans of Oberling Arthur and Elmer of Idaho Mrs Jennie Harris of St Petersboro Fla Mrs Gerrida Marpert of Oregon and Iph of Elyria Burial at West Cemetery after Methodist church service Monday at 2 30 Rev Lee Whiteman to officiate Football extras of the Elyria Lerain game will be available at the Oberlin Travel Bureau after the game
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E. F. Rosecrans
West Russia
East Hamilton Street
Rosecrans
LaSerria
Texas
Ida’ Beam
L. J. Morris
Jesse Rosecrans
Oberling
Arthur and
Elmer
Idaho
Jennie Harris
St. Petersboro
Fla
Gerrida Marpert
Oregon
Elyria
Methodist
Ehuren
Lee Whiteman
Centennial Service Celebrates Elyria Church History
The Old Church in Elyria marked 110 years with a recognition service for members spanning back to 1865, a display of church history, and tableau tributes. Notables included Elizabeth Converse DeWitt, honored for 66 years, and W. Muir Auld reading names of those who passed since the Centennial Year. The event featured the Boys' Chorus, floral tributes, period costumes, and a bell poem, ending with photos and a benediction.
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Elizabeth Converse DeWitt
Miss DeWitt
Lizzie Pond Bowen
Mary D. Searles
Mary Nelson Garford
Nettle Gibson Johnson
William Muir Auld
Elyria
Roy F. Vandemark
Heman Ely
Elyria Township
Henry W. Ingersoll
Todd L. Moise
Tax Bills Face Quick Senate Action in Ohio
Senator Paul Yoder seeks rapid action on tax measures. House-passed sales tax would raise funds for schools and local government, with $26 million for schools and $17 million for localities. Income tax would raise about $38 million annually, applying to 1934 incomes with rates from 2 to 6 percent, with other revenue going to schools and old age pensions. Public relief funding and bond redemptions would be financed as sales taxes continue one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Yoder
Dayton
Earl Lewis
Belmont
Gunsett
House
Senate
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Reports
Market notes show steady prices across produce with extras and assorted fowl, turkeys, and potatoes. Livestock receipts rise with steady to higher bids for cattle, veals, sheep, and hogs, including specific weight ranges and bid levels across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Miehlan
Sack
School Charges Against Father Are Dismissed
Charges brought by County School Attendance Officer Allen T. Smith against Vincent Zalka of Pittsfield township were dismissed by Justice Joseph Petro at the prosecutor's request. Zalka will send his daughter Margaret age 15 to high school in Oberlin and pay 20 cents daily for transportation. She must walk three quarters of a mile to the bus line.
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Allen T. Smith
Vincent Zalka
Pittsfield
Joseph Petro
Zalke
Oberlin
Russia
Bng Line
Hunt for missing Conneaut girl expands search
In Conneaut Ohio on November 23 01 a mass search for Rita Lemp a four year old girl who disappeared with her dog expanded beyond Richmond township with over 200 men combing the woods. Deputies feared she may have been accidentally shot or lost and investigators pressed gatherings through the night as authorities enlarge the search today.
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Conneaut
Richmond Township
Rita Lemp
May Hays
Man dies in accidental shotgun blast after hunting trip
William Alexander, 35, of Columbus, was accidentally killed when a shotgun discharged while he cleaned it after returning from a hunting trip. Authorities report the fatal shot tore through his heart.
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Columbus
William Alexander
Old War Horse Leads Elyria High Rally Before Lorain game
J. J. Vaughn, former Elyria High faculty member, returns as "old war horse" in a rally for the football team. He reports a touchdown run and fires up players with questions about facing Lorain tomorrow. Freshmen Sophomore rally adds the extra point as anticipation builds.
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J. J. Vaughn
Elydra High
Elyria High
Lorain
J. J
Cleveland Market Prices and Commodities Report
Market items list cucumbers radishes spinach and tomatoes with prices for hothouse and outdoor varieties. Grain prices include wheat corn oats and flour with ranges for No 2 red milling and jobbing flour. Feeds hay milo and protein meals quoted. miscellaneous straw and rye prices noted.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Grain & Hay Exchange
Fairchila Milling Co
Administratrix Sale Of John P Biden Estate In Carlisle Township
Auction of the personal property of John P Biden deceased will be held December 4 1934 at his Carlisle Township residence one half mile west of Indian Hollow Road on Banks Road. Items include 4 work horses 10 cattle 300 bushel wheat 400 bushels oats 250 bushel corn 125 bushel potatoes hay straw farming tools and household goods. Lunch noon. Terms cash. Administrators Clayton Soo ye Auctioneer Anna Bacher administrator.
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John P. Biden
Indian Hollow Road
Banks Road
Carlisle Township
Guernsey
McCormick Deering
Anna Bacher
John P. Elden Lee Klinect
Clayton H. Sooye
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Elyria Eagles
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Restaue
Henry Schriver
Grattam
Carlisle Grange
Europe
East Ave
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Vogler & Sons Storage Co
Vogler & Sons Storage House
Buckeye Ave
Elyria, Ohio
Davey
Henry D. Bradley
Bath Street
L. A.[ Waters
la Porte
Masonic Lodge
Collins
Mia
Neill Kempter
Chicago
Nichols Funeral Home
Walters
W. ¢. Fowler
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Esther Alklen
Lorain Street
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Bryan Girl
Misa
M. Burrage
D. J. Ludwig
West Point
Annapolis
Galpin Field
First Church
Lea Whiteman, Jr
C. T. Craig
Cosmopolitan Club
C. B. Megrail
Grand Prairie
Fannie Drummond
West College Street
Megrail
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Oberlin Stamp Collectors Club
City Hall
BK. L. Gibson
Wooster
EF. Rosecrans
Oberlin Travel Bureau
Sophia Braman
John A. Kaley
Sarah Foley
F. L. Geldmacher
J. H. Webster
Alice Minard
Cincinnati. O
CPI
Lawrence O'Dell
Redford, Mich
Ohio Penitentiary
Honesia
Delphos
Detroit
Ralph Haines
May H. Ingersoll
Robert Crehore
Herbert M. Miller
Kathleen Sexton
Ann Gates
Todd
Hunt
Cleveland Homegrowers Market
Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
Porenet
Schroll Coal
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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