Steel Leads It Upward Trend In Stocks
New York November 26 Steel shares led the stock market up fractions to more than a point as the nation’s biggest industry touched a new high since last June. U S Steel opened in big blocks on an active demand and rose to 38 1 4 while Bethlehem Republic and National Steel posted gains. Universal Leaf reached 63 and other leaders such as Westinghouse Electric Consolidated Gas International Nickel Woolworth Pennsylvania and General Motors also edged higher.
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New York
Steel Ahares
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
National Steel
Universal Leaf
Westinghouse Electric
Consolidated Gas
International Nickel
Woolworth
Pennsylvania
General Motors
Two Fined For Disorderly Conduct
John Soya 30 of 1505 West avenue and Felix Sickierski 34 of Stop 3 Lake avenue were each fined 25 plus costs after arraignment before Major W H Vanoster on disorderly conduct charges. They, with Thomas Noster 33 of 348 South Maple avenue, were arrested near Sunny Italy beer garden after a disturbance. Noster was later released. The incident included a peanut machine being damaged and a glass cut, with alleys and doors damaged as officers intervened. Carl Schmitkens was named on the executive committee of the County Treasurers Association of Ohio at last week’s Columbus meeting.
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John Soya
West Avenue
Felix “Tut” Sickierski
Lake Avenue
W. H. Vanoster
Soya
Sickierski
Thomas Noster
South
Maple Avenue
Sunny Italy
15Th Street
West Avenues
Noster
John Merante
Pollomens
Carl Schmitkens
County Treasurers Association of
Ohio
Th Association
Columbus
Burglars Fail to Crack Safe at Roehl Gas Station
Deputy sheriffs Paul Chapman and Joseph Woodings report burglars forced entry at the Roehl gas station on Cleveland Road and tried to pry the safe, but failed. The safe was carried to the station yard and left. station manager Edward Raus reported no items missing.
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Essful
Roehl
Cleveland Road
Paul Chapman
Joseph Woodings
Edward Raus
Disorderly conduct fines listed for several locals
John Brazo of 547% 12 Lodi Street was fined 20 for disorderly conduct after an arrested Saturday for liquor influence and furniture damage. Steve Nasy of 115 East Avenue fined 5 for disorderly conduct after allegedly striking his wife. Paul Kindig of 125 East Avenue jailed on a prior request. George Schneider of Winckles Street fined 5 for intoxication after an arrest at Capitol Theater Saturday. John Shannon fined 5 for intoxication after an arrest on Lodi Street yesterday morning.
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John Brazo
Lodi Street
W. H. Wanoster
Steve Nasy
East Avenue
Arra
Paul Kindig
East Aye Mne
Kindig
BE. J. Standard
George Schneider
Winckles Street
W. H. Vanoster
Capitol Theater
John Shannon
Court awards $400 in auto injury case at Lorain crossroads
In Common Pleas Court Eugene Greco 6 Lorain school girl received an agreed verdict of 400 against H G Braegger for injuries February 1 when struck by a car at Broadway and 27th Street while returning from school. Blanche Howard obtains divorce from Elijah Howard for gross neglect and wilful absence.
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Eugene Greco
Lorain
Common Pleas
Broadway
27Th Street
H. G Braegger
Blanche Howard
Elijah Howard
Blanche Hamilton
A. R. Webber
Woman Assaults Husband. Mayor Hands Six Months Jail
Fanny Jackson, repeatedly jailed for marital troubles, was arraigned for assault and battery at 22 Woodford Avenue. Mayor W H Vanoster sentenced her to six months in county jail and fined $5 plus costs after police reported she cut her husband Charles with a paring knife during a fracas. A doctor treated the wound, and a fragment of the blade remained in his shoulder until it was removed at Memorial Hospital.
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Fanny Jackson
W. H. Vanoster
Charles
Woodford Avenue
About & P.m
Jackson
Dot
Memorial Hospital
Death notices from Elyria area funeral records
Multiple obituaries and death notices from Elyria and nearby towns listing Ida M. Andress aged likely 70s, Beverly Jean Wolf age 2, Louis D. Monroe 39, LeRoy W Cambridge, Frank Ward of Genoa and others. Details include birthplaces, surviving relatives, funeral arrangements at Sudro, Michels, Nichols and Immaculate Conception Church, burial in Ridgelawn, LaGrange, St Marys, Marblehead, and family connections across Elyria, North Ridgeville, Wellington, and East Cleveland.
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Ida M. Andress
Elyria Clinic
Andrews
Litchfield
Ohio
Elyria
Clyde Hartman
Ely
Elmer J. Smith
R. Scott Lyons
Akcon
E Wideman
Wellington
Janet
Joanne Smith
R. Scott Lyons, Jr
Olive Schwemner
Sudro Funeral
E. J. Bond
First Methodist Church
Afficiaviig
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Beverly Jean Wolf
Arthur Wolf
LaGrange
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Fitchville
William Frank Wolf
Frank Hildebrandt
North Ferfield
William Wolf
Michels
J. J McAlpine
LaGrange Cemetery
Louis D. Monroe
Louis Dr. Monroe
East Cleveland
Charity Hospital
Wiliam L Wagner and Sons
East 75Th Street
Elser
Edith
Walter
Los Angeles
Leonard
Bryna
St Philomena’s Church
S J. Mary's
Ward
Frank Ward
Genoa
Mary KE. Flood
Flood
Rose St. Marie
Anna Clemens
Marblehead
Hugh Reilly
Lorain
George
Thomas
Charles
Berkley
California
Immaculate Conception Church
Oberlin Commerce School Home Coming Dinner Dante Held
Oberlin Ohio November 2 The Oberlin School of Commerce Home Coming Dinner Dante was held Saturday evening at Oberlin Inn 150 guests attended including alumni and present students A banquet was served and an interesting program followed with speeches music impersonations and a grand march dancing. The event was among the year’s most successful social affairs.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin Inn
Umni
Buffalo
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain
Norwalk
Fremont
Bellevue
Clyde
Ashland
Mansfield
Medina
Bay Village
Wellington
E Etoll
Croll
Arthur Bailey
Eileen O'Donnell
Henry Shriver
C. L. Lehman
Genevievea Beets
JH Kutscher
Gberiin School of Commerce
Ohio Business School Association
Columbus
Dante
Oberlin club activities coming week
Garden department of the Oberlin Women's club meets today with Mrs W D Hobbs of East Torain street. Karl Wilson Locke Post No 102 American Legion holds a regular meeting this evening in its lodge rooms. Vine Rebekah lodge also meets this evening in its lodge rooms. All Star Bridge club is entertained this evening at the home of Mrs Milo Kendeigh on Woodland Avenue. Women’s Association of the First Church holds a devotional meeting today at the parsonage 271 Forest street.
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Lydia Lord Davis
Martel Club
H. W. Barone
West College Street
Oberlin Business and
Edith Princehorn
Spring Street
Oberlin Women's Club
J. D MacLaury
East College Street
George Lillich
Nineteenth Century Club
W. D. Hobbs
East Torain Street
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Vine Rebekah Lodge
All Star Bridge Club
Milo Kendeigh
Woodland Avenue
Women’s Association of the First Church
Forest Street
Number One Continued From Page One
A fragment describes a guest list and attire for a royal ceremony at the Abbey. It notes women guests planning attire with many in day clothes and fears some will wear evening gowns. Descriptions detail small data and pictorial shapes with brims swept backward and gowns in beige brown smoky midnight blue russet gold lame.
Magnificent cloaks and jewelry flood dressmakers
Fashion notes describe crowds demanding day gowns that are still elaborate for a special occasion, with people rushing to dressmakers to create outfits that balance formal grandeur and daytime wear.
Blimp Displays Election Figures Over Akron Night Sky
Akron voters saw red neon vote figures projected in the sky by a blimp. The display, arranged with the newspaper and Goodyear, flashed returns above the city, with results phoned from the editorial office to Akron airport and relayed to the blimp.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Begin Trial Of Suit For 15407 George Miers in court today
The John Lerseh Company sues for 15407 on an merchandise account. George Miers secretary of state appears as counsel for defendant C T Y Lerseh, with F M and Richard Stevens. Jury shortage delays session. ten veniremen summoned. Judge H C Histon presides on special assignment.
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George Laughton
Elyria Township
Ralph Standen
Elyria
Susan Mittendorf
J. Russell Marsh
Haton
B.C. Giblin
Lorain
B. J. Reisinger
Ralph A. Beal
F. R. Cousins
Grafton
Helen Bartlett
Vern Marshall
H.C. Histon
Mansfeld
Plenty For All Says Father Coughlin
PETROIT November 28 Rev Father Charles E Coughlin in a radio talk says plenty for all is within reach but blocked by the United States Chamber of Commerce’s profit driven production. He criticizes cooperation with Roosevelt as not fair and warns against bankers and industrialists obstructing the New Deal. He urges more humane wages and calls for production aimed at use not profit amid food imports and agricultural hardship.
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Troy
Father Coughlin
Market notes from Cleveland markets and farm items
Markets, livestock, cattle, hogs, sheep and produce prices from Cleveland area markets. Livestock ranges include steers, cows, calves, hogs and lambs with bid prices and weight bands. Produce items cover butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, New Growers and assorted vegetables and fruits with unit prices and baskets. A final note cites a legal statement by the president on water limits for Chicago subject to congressional legislation.
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Curalland
Chamber and reformers face need amid abundance
The text questions how the United States Chamber of Commerce and sound money advocates can address visible want during times of plenty, implying tension between wealth and hardship and urging a response from policymakers and business leaders.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Sound
Change Draft of St Lawrence Treaty Recasts Controversial Provisions
Washington report says draft for ratification removes disputed items that led to defeat last session. Sen. J Hamilton Lewis notes expected changes include American sovereignty assertion over Lake Michigan and elimination of a 500 million dollar cost obligation and water rights for the Chicago drainage canal.
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Washington
Sen
J. Hamilton Lewis
Lake Michifar
Lewis
Senate
Chacage
Ancient Troy site settled at Hissarith village
The long dispute over Troy’s location ends with Hissarith identified as Priam’s city. Excavations reveal nine cities from 8000 B C to 500 A D, Homeric Troy dating 2000–1600 B C, while Japan proper hosts about 65 million people living in an area the size of New Mexico.
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Troy
Hissarith
Priam
Hector
Aeneas
Islum
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L. Folly
Crystal Restaurant Court
INDY
D. L. Wilder
Central Book Store
City Bank of
Anna Urban Et al
KR. Webber
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Clarissa M. Tait
David Tait
Real Cleaners
Sam Wasserman
Leroy Ww. Bainbridge
LeRoy W
Cambridge
Geraldine Seskins Bainbridge
Bath Street
North Ridgeville
National Tube Co
Jie
Elyria Eagles Lodge
Betty Mac
Franklin Elmer
Perry Bainbridge
Harold
Elwin
Elmer
Hazel Morris
Ella Gagen
Nichols Funeral Home
E RB. Redhead
Elks Restaurant
Arthur R. Seyferlich
Edward F. Kelly
Chicago
Esther Alfsen
East Lorain Street
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Commerce School
Charlin School of Commerce
W. H. Rogers
South Professor Street
Nelis
Amy Ingraham
Jennie Clark
James Wyckoff
Liano
Texas
M. D. Wyckoff
Hamilton Street
Harriet Wangersen
Okmulgee, Oklahoma
A. G. Comings
Evelyn Hallouer
Carrie Beem
North Pleasant Street
Lina Eaton
Sullivan
J. C. Ford
Myron Fletcher
Court Street
The
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Apringers Rock
Springera Col
Idaho
Michigan
Novmegrowers
Lyeslow
Congress
St. Lawrence Treaty
Japan
New Mexico
Sederis
Prosperity Gas Range
Omen Everywhere
Good Housekeeping
American Gas Ass'n
Robertshaw
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Broad &T
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