Program to Halt Farm Mortgage Foreclosures
CHICAGO Oct 1 Government and private credit agencies joined a national program to halt needless foreclosures of farm mortgages. The plan, urged by President Hoover, aims to prevent farmer home losses by offering aid during low farm prices, with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation backing a lenient foreclosure policy. Represented at the conference were the RFC, agriculture department, Federal Farm Loan Banks, Joint Stock Land Banks, insurance firms, and 12 banking and industrial committees.
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Chicago
U. S
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Federal Farm Loan Banks
Five Die In Cloudburst Near Bakersfield Tehachapi Destroys Homes
Five persons are confirmed dead after a cloudburst in the Tehachapi mountains south of Bakersfield. Victims include A H Ross, an engineer whose freight train plunged into a canyon when a trestle collapsed, and Peter Todd his wife and two children, swept from their home and service station at Woodford.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Tehachapi Mountains
Here
A H. Ross
Peter Todd
Woodford
Gaflea
Guard and Prowler In Gun Battle at Ranney Home
Weston Mass Oct 1 A gun fight between a guard and a prowler occurred today at the home of Dudley P Ranney former assistant district attorney of Norfolk county who assisted in the Sacco and Vanzetti prosecution. Special Officer Arthur C Jones Weston police was unhurt. the prowler escaped.
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Weston
Mass
Dudley P. Ranney
Atorney
Norfolk County
Sacco
Vanzetti
Arthur C. Jones
Weston Police
Ranny
Worcester
Webster Thayer
Jones
Prowler
Rudy Vallee and wife to be reunited in Cleveland today
Rudy Vallee and Mrs. Vallee will be reunited in Cleveland today. She travels from California where she visited her parents after reconsidering two Reno divorces.
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Rudy
Cleveland
Rudy Vallee
Safety hints on accidental deaths in the United States
The piece notes ninety nine thousand accidental deaths last year in the United States with only a third occurring in homes. It contrasts hazards in industry and street dangers with the higher home death toll, urging awareness of household risks.
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United States
Safety Slogan Emphasizes Careful Manners at Work
A safety message urges workers to do their duty to themselves home and society by being careful. It asserts careful workmen consistently perform well and suffer fewer injuries.
Final Tribute Paid to Day Reeder
A large gathering of churchmen educators and pastors gathered at the Methodist church to pay final respects to Dr G A Reeder longtime citizen of Hlyria. Attendees included Dr Ralph Ward of Chicago Prof Mallison Berea Prof Hoover Cleveland Rev Hilberry Berea Dr C B Hess district superintendent Dr W C Endiey and Dr E J Bond of Hiyha. Pallbearers named were Judge A R Webber George Chamberlain Homer Wilkinson Jenkin Edwards R L Hankin and Louis B Sutliff. Rev C M Gay and M J Keyes served as honorary pallbearers.
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Methodist Church
G. A. Reeder
Hlyria
Reeder
Ralph Ward
Chicago
Mallison
Berea
Hoover
Cleveland
Hilberry
C. B. Hess
The
W. C Endiey
E. J. Bond
Hiyha
A. R. Webber
George Chamberlain
Homer Wilkinson
Jenkin Edwards
R. L. Hankin
Louis B. Sutliff
C. M. Gay
M. J. Keyes
Nickel Plate Railroad Defaults On Gold Notes
New York Chicago and St. Louis Railroad known as Nickel Plate defaulted interest and principal on its three year six percent gold notes today. News of the default came from the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Nickel Plate
van Sweringen
Empire
New York Stock Exchange
Seventeen plus decades of sewing machines fixed in Lorain County clinics
Sixty sewing machines aged one to 80 years were repaired or rejuvenated during five sewing machine clinics in Lorain County as part of the 1992 93 farm women project. Under Ohio State University extension supervision, the oldest machine was about 110 years old. Clinics in Ringville LaGrange Penfield Pittsfield and Huntington repaired and returned machines to good running order.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
N. R. Bear
Ohio
State University Agricultural Engineering
Ringeville
LaGrange
Penfield
Pittsfield
Huntington
Papal encyclical condemned by Mexican clergy
In Mexico City on October 1 Catholic clergy denounced Pope Pius XI for an encyclical attacking Mexico's anti religious laws. They asserted the pope sought to agitate opinion and called the message criminal interference in Mexico's internal affairs. They blamed the clergy for the 1928 assassination of President-elect Obregon.
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Mexico City
Death Record Mrs Irene Bullis Penfield O
Mrs Irene Bullis nee Wolfe age 25 died in a Grand Rapids hospital after six weeks illness. She lived in Penfield all her life except three years and is survived by husband Donald Baillis four sisters and three brothers. Funeral Sunday at 2 50 from Penfield Congregational church with Rev Schott and Rev Bates officiating. Interment Penfield cemetery.
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Trene Bullis Penfield
Irene Bullis
Nea Wolfe
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Bullis
Penfield
Donald Baillis
Maude Lang
Belden
Sadie Packard
Chatham
Leona del
Trust estate valued at 656005 with Kenyon College as beneficiary
A probate court trust certificate lists the Florence B. Rauh estate at 656005 total. Personal property amounts to 281805 and real estate to 274400, with The Cleveland Trust Company named trustee. Kenyon College appears as a principal beneficiary.
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Florence B. Lewis Rauh
Cleveland Trust Company
Kenyon College
Find Bodies Of Two American Artists In Paris
In Paris on October 1 two American artists John Henry Mathews and George Louis Nazaire were found dead in their Latin Quarter studio. Their wrists were slashed and a nearby witness said they killed themselves due to debt troubles.
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Bulletin
Paris
John Henry Mathews
George Louis Nazaire
Latin Quarter
Grocer Killed By Two Men in Cincinnati Store
In Cincinnati two men shot and killed 63 year old grocer Charles Lewis in his Iraqi grocery store after an attempted robbery. No witnesses besides Harry Simon, who heard shots and saw two men flee. Police recovered a pistol a rifle and a heavy club at the scene.
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Cincinnati
Charles Lewis
Iugaw
Lewis H
Harry Simon
Lewis
Amnesia Claim in Peninsula Ex-Treasurer Case
Arshia T. Ingerton, 41, former Peninsula town treasurer, told Cleveland court he was in the first stages of amnesia when he passed 550 dollars worth of bad checks on Sept. 16. The next day his car with town records was found abandoned in Peninsula, and he was later located in a Pittsburgh hospital. Judge Day continued the case.
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Cleveland
Arshia T. Ingerton
Peninsula
Frank
Ingerton
Pittsburgh
Judge Day
Elyria Court Awards Judgment and Foreclosure Orders
The Elyria Saves and Trust Company secured a $10,608 judgment against William Otis Vashall for a note due, with foreclosure of a mortgage ordered. The Equitable Life Assurance Society filed suit against Alfred W. Schultz et al. for $4,032 with foreclosure sought on property in Elyria. Bolivia’s manufacturers raise output due to import restrictions.
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Elyria Saves and Trust Company
William Otis Vashall
A. R. Webber
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Alfred W. Schultz
Et. al
Elyria
District meeting of the W R C in Wellington highlights
District gathering in Wellington drew about 1000 delegates and visitors. Honor guests included Mrs. Mary Church and Mrs. Marg Ett Snyder, charter members since 1884. Officers named for the coming year, reports from multiple corps, and a memorial service were on the program. Wellington High loses to alumni 7 to 6. Buck and Robinson starred for the visitors.
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W. Kt. C
Wellington
Mary Church
Margett Snyder
Lorain
Elyria
Oberlin
Strongsville
Medina
Orville
Wadsworth
Wooster
Methodist Church
Rebekah
Eli Cooper
Higha Corps
Medina Corps
Kitty Robinson
Cleveland
Clara Kurtz
Toledo
Wéith
Christy
Gaga
Hattie Steiner
Springfield
Rose Warner
Neva Rankin
Alice Houghton
Lucille Warner
Wellington High
Wellington High School
Foy
Russell Buck
Carl Robinson
George Braun
Oberlin Sees Fourth Annual High School Day Planned
Oberlin plans its fourth High School Day for Saturday October 15 with prize scholarship exams for 1933 24 in piano singing strings winds and in Arts and Sciences. Invitations extended to seniors from 205 schools across several states with tours, music, a conservatory program, a film showing and a football game against the University of Rochester. About 2300 attendees from seven states are expected and 614 students took part last year.
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Oberlin
Pennsylvania
New York
Michigan
Indiana
West Virginia
Chicago
Bs Conservatory
Oberfin
University of Rochester
Berlin Conservatory of Music
College of Arts and Sciences
French Woman Joins Faculty at Oberlin from France
Madamoiselle Marguerite Yvonne Cussac of St. Flour, France, joins Oberlin as the new French assistant this year. She holds a Licenciee et Lettres from the University of Paris and has studied English literature in England. While a Paris student she taught English at a top private school. She will assist Madame Lahaurine Johnston at the Maison Francaise and support the French club and introductory French instruction.
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Madamoiselle Marguerite Yvonne Cussac
St. Flour
France
Oberlin
Madamoiselle Cussac
University of Paris
England
Mademoiselle Cassac
Paris
Madame Lahaurine Johnston
Maison Francaise
Oberlin post office plans near completion
Reports from Congressman Seiberling indicate the new Oberlin post office is about 83 percent done. Officials expect bids to construct the building within six to eight weeks, with work likely starting this fall.
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Seiberling
Oberlin
Rotary Talk on The Life of Washington at Elyria Meeting
Elyria Rotary Club will observe George Washington’s 200th birthday with a talk on The Life of Washington by guest speaker Mr. Duffy at the Hotel Newell next Tuesday. The tribute follows nationwide anniversary observances this year.
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Washington
George Washington
Elyria
New Zealand Farmers Fight Deer Herd Intrusions
Farmers in New Zealand engage deer raiders driven from snowbound mountains by heavy snowfall. The conflict pits livestock interests against wild herds intruding on pastures and crops. Local authorities monitor the clashes as the season tightens.
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New Zealand
Reward Offered for Bombers Behind Thayer Home Blast
Boston Oct 1 state offers a fifty thousand dollar reward to find those responsible for the dynamite blast that wrecked Judge Webster Thayer's Worcester home. Thayer who presided at the Sacco Vanzetti trial escaped injury. his wife and a maid were only slightly hurt.
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Boston
Webster
Strikers Attack Coal Diggers in Indiana Mines
Striking coal miners and their wives attacked coal diggers with sticks and rocks as they attempted to work at Clearview and Psvhirrer shafts in Ganton Indiana. Four injured, none critically hurt. Mine owners appealed to state highway police for protection.
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Ganton
Opt
Clearview
State Briefs Roundup of Ohio Deaths and Local Incidents
Arthur Miller 60 head of Miller Brothers contracting firm and former Gallia county auditor died in Gallipolis. Antwerp bank reopened under Judge Snook after closure Jan 9 with capital 25 000 and surplus 3023. Edward Mantey 79 longtime Erie county Shape farms operator died. Lawrence Baker 36 truck driver died after truck hit by B and O train in Cincinnati. Two Dayton men Ernest Wilson 45 and Joe Wilcher 56 died from acute alcoholism. Professor Blyde Alvin Lynch offered presidency at Lebanon Valley College Annville Pa. Two pandits looted a Columbus restaurant, locking staff in basement and taking 1700. William Meek 55 from Edenton fatally injured by hit and run in Batavia.
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Paulding, O
Antwerp Exchange Bank Company
Antwerp
John §. Snook
Paulding County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Legislature Keeps Hyre Bond Act Alive Through 1933
The legislature extended the Hyre Bond Act for another year and adopted measures allowing local subdivisions to issue bonds for operating funds, extending special levies, and refunding unpaid bonds. It also approved two-year renewals of anticipation notes, study commissions on milk prices and highway assessments, and a salary reduction plan for officials not constitutionally protected. The governor signed the act late at night to maintain provisions for 1933.
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Ohio
General Assembly
J. G. Lowery
Muskingum County
Lowery
Markets Cleveland Livestock and Produce Report
Cleveland markets show steady to slightly lower moves across hogs cattle calves and sheep with top hogs at 4.55 per cwt and cattle near 2 755 25, calves 7 00 8.50, sheep 5 90 to 6 85, potatoes and produce mixed with onions apples and grapes detailed. Chicago quotations listed for various grades. Moss progressive regional price spreads reflect weekly trends across livestock and produce sectors.
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Cleveland
Elose
Peck Baskets
Moshhooms
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Sucka
Indiana
Tidiana
Lara
Paches
New York
Elbertua
Mantmium
Elbertus
Erie
Loman
U.S
Maryland
Virginia
USL
New Yark
Minnesota
Maine
Green Mountains
Daho
U.S. T
UL & Ft
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Cloudburgt
Rich Vein Pocahontas LP
Blue Bird
Wood
Crooks
Western Reserve
Finance
Turner Block
Elyria Ministerial Association
First Methodist
Warner Bros. Capitol Theatre
Careks
Theatre Today
Tirf
Kim
Adolph Romanski
West River Street
Day Reeder
Mexico
AL A. McCoy
Alexander A. McCoy
Penfield Center
Alice Alexander
Bolivia
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
BR. Co
Ridgeville
Carre Yararman Ant
Maun
Kiwanians
J. H. Page
Henry Daugherty
E. L. Barrick
Homer Barbe
Marjorie Cox
Irma Lowery
Daugherty
Spencer
V. Ha, Page
Big Four Railroad
Big Four Company
Bridge
Cn. B
Hotel England
John Wight
Lee Smith
R. W. Falls
Eltria Clinic
South Main Street
David Arnold
R. W. Faus
Faus
Gta Jordan
Warner Farm
Nick Gregerson
Taylor Street
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
William Bell
Hugh Dale
Oscar
Christine Webber
John Webber
W. 104Th Street
Dale
Fisher Brothers Company
Harry Kline
Horton
Pather
J. B. Wirkler
Wirkler
Los Angeles
Calif
Kenneth Ives
Allen Hospital
Oberlin Women's Club
B. F. Tenney
George Jackson
North Cedar Avenue
J. R. Hasler
W. M. Green
Mrs. Haslor
Gallipolis
Arthur Miller
Miller Brothers
Gallia County
Sandusky
Edward Mantey
Erie County
Cincinnati, O
Lawrence Baker
Baltimore & Ohio
Dayton, O
Dayton
Ernest Wilson
Joe Wilcher
Maurice Cooper
Blyde Alvin Lynch
Bonabrake Theological Seminary
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Lynch
United Brethren Church
George Gossard
Columbus
Batavia
William Meek
Edenton
Paye 1
Ohio Ward
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
Minneapolis
Vet
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Northern Ohio
Market News Service
Bureau At Agricultural Economies
Faireo
U.S. Jonathans
Gig Incin
Wolf River
Hushel Tuts
Delaware
Colorado
Johnston Farm
West Ridge
W. Fackler
Apri Simms
Carlisle Grange
Dinger
Dick R. Johnston
Cai
Gmac
Lamags
Economy Shoe Store
East Ave
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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