Committees Named for Lorain County Christmas Seal Drive
Local committees for the annual Christmas Seal drive were announced by the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association. The Elyria committee includes chairwoman Mrs. D A Baird and many local residents. LaGrange and Columbia Station committees are listed with their members. The drive will be conducted largely by mail with a few retail boxes in Elyria Lorain Oberlin and nearby towns.
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Lorain County
J. Bond
Deane Burns
Guy B. Findley
G. E. French
Frank W. Hoover
M. J. Lengle
Ralph Murbach
R. C. Maston
H. R. Rorick
R. P. Vaughn
W. H. Vanoster
Paul Wainwright
A. L. Werner
J. W. Brandt
Charlotte Brooks
Harry Crandall
Robert Crehore
H. C. Elgar
G. Ih. French
A. W. Huse
C. C. Jaster
Rex Lyndon
T. L. Moise
Ralph 3Furbach
George Stevens
LaGrange
Miller
Julius Wilcox
Mr. Jones
Columbia Station
Weekly Movie Guide Highlights From Rivoli Cap Nol
Rivoli presents Lady by Choice about a fan dancer who adopts an older drunken mother figure and grows toward reform. Cap for Capitol Night features St Louis Kid, two truckers, a milk strike, with humor and melodrama. Also Good Badminton short on tennis-like play. Dreamland offers Their Big Moment a suspenseful mystery comedy. City Limits follows a hapless president in a comic rail saga. Short subjects list unavailable.
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Parent-Teacher Council
National Board of Review
Rivoli
Lady By
Capitol
St. Louis
Dreamland
City Limits
Newspaper Story Is Next At Dreamland
Ray Walker plays a nervy reporter in City Limits, the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. Dreamland presents a light feature styled as a newspaper story with period feel and intended humor.
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Dreamland
Ray Walker
City Limits
Dreamland Theatre
The St. Louis Kid at Capitol Theatre This Week
Louis Kid is Next Capitol Film with Patricia Ellis and James Cagney headlining. Ellis plays a ferry cafe operator while Cagney portrays a hot tempered truck driver in the crime drama showing today and tomorrow.
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Patricia Ellis and
James Cagney
St. Louis
Building Costs and Prospects for 1985 in Housing Market
STANLEY urges reduced costs from material makers and labor to revive home building. He notes partial concessions and lumber price drops, but overall building remains expensive with expectations of higher costs ahead. Public policy should support a building boom as demand for space grows with more families and marriages. Real estate activity already up about fifteen percent year over year, suggesting rents will rise and builders will lead American prosperity.
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Amer
Lam
OGOR
NRA
Iba
Youngest Legislator James Hills Takes New York Seat
James Edward Hills celebrates his twenty fifth birthday by joining the New York state legislature as the youngest legislator in the nation. He is a nephew of William H Hill, the Republican leader in southern New York counties. The piece notes a shift in business and home building activity for 1985 and comments on construction totals and possible trends for 1934.
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New York
James Edward Hills
United States
William H. Hill
Building as Key to Prosperity Inspires Babson Park View
Babson Park November 30 article argues employment hinges on building industry revival. It notes about ten million unemployed nationally, with over half in construction, and praises government housing programs easing credit to spur labor, materials demand, and home construction. It cites housing shortages, including 616,000 homes with no bath tubs and limited utilities, signaling a large potential market for skilled workers.
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Babson Park
Mars
Son
New Bandipe
Sume
Ostober
Auto Plunges Into Crowd Killing One In Cleveland
An unidentified man died and five people were injured when an auto plunged into a group of pedestrians in Cleveland. Victims included George Ferguson 72 and his wife Alice 65, who were killed when their car crashed into a pond near Westads. A nurse, Gentie Saunders 21, died when her car collided with another en route to a crippled boy’s home to deliver a Thanksgiving gift.
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Cleveland
Thanokegiving Bay
George L. Ferguson
Alice
Westads
Gentie Saunders
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Weekly Movie Guide
I, Louis Kid
Capitol Film
U.S
Patent Office
Stanley
Szanle
Fullmore
Doc Fillmore
Ernest Stoffer
RS. Press
Edward HI
Babson
Bazley
Bazley’s
Hamburg
Titebros
Broad ST
Gerber’s Market
Broad Street
Gutscher’s
Wilson’s
Clowson Market
Furnace Street
Harry L. Thompson
East Ave
Weideman
B. T. Bastian
Middle Ave
Kellogg’s
Florida
Bubson
Publishers Financial Bureau
the People’s Market
Chapel Street
Kahn & Anderson
M. L. Parrish
Ohio
Riverview Market
Fourth &J
Granger
California
Texas
Hothouse
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