Auto Licenses Go On Sale Friday
Ohio 1934 automobile license plates go on sale in Elyria Friday morning at four offices. New deputy registrar W H Jenne joins Miss Allyan Gehl Al Mason and Thomas Francis to expand tag sales. Motorists urged to buy early. licenses valid December 1 and display required on January 1 with no extension. Commercial applications taken at the deputy registrars.
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Ohio
Elyria
W. H. Jenne
Adams and
Foster Avenue
O. W. Merrill
Glen M. Daily
Weight allowances for vehicle registrations mailed to registrants
Registrars offices require certified weight allowances covering vehicle capacity. Applications will be sent to CVIUUIMBUS and commercial tags will be mailed from the state office directly to registrants.
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Uty
Cviuuibus
Christmas paroles for two Mansfield prisoners authorized
Lorain County inmates Frank Marusa and Charles Bryley, jailed for attempted burglary and grand larceny, are to be released December 20 after Ohio Board of Paroles action in Columbus. Charges against John Norris for pointing firearms were dismissed at a nearby hearing. Police reported a collision involving Mrs. Herman Sabroski and Leroy Eisele at Elm and Chestnut streets. A radio theft from Kalamazoo Furnace Co. at 614 Lodi street was reported, with a window entry noted.
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Mansfield Reformatory
Lorain County
Ohio Board of Paroles
Columbus
Frank Marusa
Charles Bryley
John Norris
la Grange
Steve Jazdinski
Columbia Station
Joseph Petro
Herman Sabroski
College Street
Oberlin
Leroy Eisele
Ehu Street
Elyria
Elm
Chestnut Streets
Kalamazoo Furnace Company
Lodi Street
Six Elyria Boys to Attend Wooster Hi Conference
Six local boys from Elyria's Hi Clubs will travel to Wooster for the state Hi Conference. Robert H. Goacher of the Y M C A will accompany them. Four seniors Randall Thompson Stringer and Paul Thompson will represent the Senior Hi Y, with Arthur Bush and J B Johnson from Junior Hi Y. The group will also discuss conference plans and pledged support to the Community Chest.
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Elyria
Wooster
Robert H. Goacher
Community Chest
Divorce Set Aside in Common Pleas
A divorce granted three years ago to Clarence B. Haskins of Buffalo from Anna M. Haskins of New York was set aside by Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson. The decree dated December 4 1930 was reversed because proper notice to the defendant was not given allowing defense.
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Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Clarence B. Haskins
Buffalo
N. Y
Anna M. Haskins
New York
Haskins
Retail Code Receives Approval for Grocery Trade
The new retail code approved by NRA officials governs food and grocery sales, excluding restaurants. It limits work hours to 48 per week and 10 per day, with exceptions for maintenance and outside service. Executives earn at least 500 weekly. 25 000 to 100 000 annual. It sets overtime rules, lunch breaks, and regional uniform hours based on local votes, with minimums and delis operating longer hours. Minimum wage varies by city, affecting those earning above the minimum.
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Unel
Ore Te Oth Nia
Uni
Delicatessen
Responsibility of Teachers Urged by School Director
Dr. B C Skinner, state education director, urges teachers to extend behavior guidance beyond classrooms. He asks Elyria educators to help shape pupil character to curb vandalism and crime, advocating universal cultivation of civic virtues through school programs.
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B. C. Skinner
Elyria
R. C. Maston
Nner
Focal
Wei de
Nineteenth Century Club Hosts Mrs Burgner in Oberlin
In Oberlin C November 25 the Nineteenth Century club met at Mrs L B Burgner s East College street home with Mrs C J Weeks as hostess The program covered These United States Vision Through Science Mrs Joan Weed spoke on Modern Psychiatry and Mrs Burgner shared photos and relics from a summer trip to Japan Refreshments followed the program The next meeting on December 12 will be a Christmas party hosted by Mrs K W Gehrkens with Mrs O A Londquist assisting.
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Oberlin
Nineteenth Century Club
L. B. Burgner
East College Street
C. J. Weeks
United States
Joan Weed
K. W. Gehr- Kens
O. A. Londquist
Death Record Kent Funeral for Fred B Kent
Funeral services for the late Fred B Kent of 401 East River Street will be held at 2:00 Friday at the funeral home. Rev C Ian will officiate and burial will be in South Amherst after his death from a fractured skull suffered when struck by an automobile near Elyria Me Moral Hospital.
Leaders of Four H Clubs Outline Plans for 1934
In Lorain County 28 club leaders met at the Ohio Pub Service building for a preliminary conference. They outlined plans for 1934 activities, including leaders’ meetings, promotion, and ongoing work to maximize benefits for boys. Rev. R. E. Albright and H. L. Leimpback were named to arrange future meetings, with hopes for state club input. Carl E. elected president of the county fair board discussed plans for the coming year and recognizing leaders with pins and ribbons, with potential for pine needle projects and ribbon awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
R. E. Albright
Brownim
H. L. Leimpback
Broxwhelm
Ference
Carle
Ain County Fair Board
Felys
Deci
Governor pushes social control over liquor prices plan
The governor urged keeping liquor prices low to curb bootlegging and advocated state store sales with a minimum half pint package. He supported allowing liquor by the glass in hotels and restaurants at tables to prevent continued speakeasies and promote decently consumed drinks in public.
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Visory Commission
Commission
Via
Woman Fights Divorce Action Over Meal Ticket Claim
Lorain woman Mrs Eecie Agent through her attorney asked Judge W Thomasen to dismiss Mike Angeloff and Mrs Angeloff divorce suit. Attorney said it is not fair for her husband to pursue divorce while she loses support and cannot find employment. The couple married December 23 1931 with previous marriages. Mrs Angeloff was awarded $40 a month. the court had earlier granted two and a half months and one month. A new court rule suspends most payments when the respondent is without funds.
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Eecie
Lorain
W. 2. Thomasen
Mike Angeloff
Frank Coleman
Anmeloff
Marr
Mirs
Angeloff
Anttorney
Aed
Will Tell Of School's Aims In Lorain County Tour
Mrs. Kaye B. Burns, representing the Girls Industrial School at Delaware Ohio, will address Parent Teacher Associations service clubs church groups and Women's clubs in Lorain County during a three day visit December 14 to 16. She is to speak at Wellington Kiwanis Club at noon December 14 and at PoTA in the afternoon and will speak at the Lorain Congregational church that evening. Engagements for December 15 and 16 were not arranged.
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Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Ohio
Klyen
Lorain County
Kaye B. Burns
Burns
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Po. T. A
Congregational
Lorain
In And About The Court House
Fred Greco of Lorain fled suit for divorce from Louella Gerea on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. They were married in 1930. Robert E. Chesler appealed to the common pleas court a justice court judgment against him for 217 dollars in favor of United States Rubber Products Company. C. Y. T. Biggs reported 23 gallons of gasoline stolen from the county road equipment storehouse on Peck Worth road in Brighton Town. Frank Welsh and John Szabo of Elyria released from county jail after charges dismissed. Sheriff Dick sent deputies to investigate theft of wheat from Walter Grobe’s barn on Telegraph road. tracks may identify thief.
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Fred Greco
Lorain
Louella Gerea
Robert E. Chesler
Common Pleas Court
Justice Court
United States Rubber Products Company
C. Y T. Biggs
County Surveyor’s Department
Sheriff's Department
Peck-Wadsworth Road
Brighton Town
Clarence W. Dick
Taday
Walter Grobe
Télegaph Road
Ed, Monroe
Henry ‘Oehl
Free Speech, Monetary Policy Criticism Amid Morgan Loan Claims
The speaker asserts a firm commitment to free speech while denying Coughlin's charges linking his monetary views to a loan from J P Morgan. He also refutes any connection to Morgan loans for the Empire State Building or related ventures. Church officials condemn Father Coughlin's attack as unwarranted.
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Father Coughlin
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Empire State
Lorain County Game and Fish Association to Meet Sunday
The Lorain County Game and Fish Association will hold its monthly meeting Sunday afternoon at its headquarters above Day's Hardware. An important session will elect officers for the coming year. Members are requested to be present. The meeting starts at 2 o'clock.
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Lorain County Game and Fish Association
Teffer eon Toren Club Opens Meetings to Guests
The Teffer eon Toren Club decided to open meetings to guests at its weekly gathering at the MLC.A. and pledged support to the Community Chest. A new program named by Lloyd Mors and John Potlark was created, and plans were laid for a member and friend hike.
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Teffer Eon Toren Club
Mlc.a
Oesmmi
Lloyd Mors
John Potlark
Angeloff alimony case gains continuance
In the ongoing case, Angeloff secures a continuance leaving him without alimony for a month. Mrs. Angeloff, in her cross-petition, seeks alimony as the dispute proceeds.
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S. Angeloff
Mrs. Angeloff
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Prices Report
Cleveland market report lists eggs, potatoes, produce, butter, grain, and livestock prices. It covers hogs, cattle, calves, sheep, and lambs with per hundredweight and per bushel figures along with local farm market items and produce availability.
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Cleveland Livestock
CMTTE
Actibe
Montey Royal Packers
Butchers
Yorkers
Stags
Payment locations for Amherst and Lorain highway workers
Amherst and South Amherst relief offices will handle wage disbursements for local workers. Highway crews including Lorain Elyria road and Route 20 east of Elyria will be paid on the job or at designated Lorain relief offices, with Leavitt road workers going to 609 Fifth Street.
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Amherst
South Amherst
Lorain-Elyria
Elyria
Leavitt Road
Lorain
Fifth Street
Here
Oberlin
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