Local pension office approves 194 applications to date
William France leads the Lorain County pension office in approving 194 applications so far, with 1,215 filed since May 15. The September quota is 100 and 134 were approved last month. Officials emphasize prioritizing those most in need amid limited funds and note delays stem from applicants' relatives slow returning questionnaires.
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William France
Lorain County
M. L. Brown
State Pension Administration
France
Arrest Suspect In Death Of Gambler
Washington October 5 The estate of Jackson Barnett the Osage millionaire must receive 1 100 000 returned and divided among his heirs. District Supreme Court Justice F Dickinson Letts held Barnett mentally incompetent when he signed over about 550 090 to the Baptist Foreign Missionary Society and 559 090 to his white wife Anna Laura Lowe Barnett.
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Washington
Jackson Barnett
District Supreme Court
F. Dickinson Letts
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Anna Laura Lowe Barnett
Nutt Baldwin Set to Face Trial Over Union Trust Case
Joseph R. Nutt former chairman and Wilbur M. Baldwin former president are slated for trial October 22 before Federal Judge Paul Jones in Cleveland. The government alleges entries in Union Trust books hid a fictitious purchase of 314,000 in government bonds from Van Swernzen Corp, later resold, to inflate deposits and bond holdings by 10.9 million dollars.
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Clevelanl
Bloomingburg Baker Fined for Restraining Order Violation
John Wrobble a World War II veteran and Bloomingburg baker faced a fine of 20 dollars plus costs in Common Pleas Court for violating a restraining order tied to the National Recovery Act. Judge H M Rankin heard that Wrobble worked overtime. he earned the Distinguished Service Cross in the war.
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Washington, D
John Wrobble
Bloomingburg Baker
Common Pleas
H. M. Rankin Wrobble
Death of Mrs. Gertrude La Rue at 60 in Elyria
Mrs Gertrude La Rue age 60 died at 7 P M at her home 267 Winckles street after a seven week illness She was born in Avon and lived in Elyria 15 years Survived by son Baxter La Rue and grandson Thomas La Rue both of Elyria sister Mrs Edward Felter of Havana Ohio and brother Barney Blaser of Bloomville Ohio The body remains at Bittner Funeral Home until Saturday noon then to the Winckles home Funeral services Monday at 9 A M from the home and 9 30 A M at St Marys Church Reverend Fr James T Daley officiating Burial in St Peters Cemetery Ridgeville
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Gertrude la Rue
Winckles Street
Avon
Elyria
Baxter LaRue
Thomas LaRue
Edward Felter
Havana
Ohio
Barney Blaser
Bloomville
Bittner
Bittner Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Church
James T. Daley
St. Peter's Cemetery
Ridgeville
Obituary for Albert H. Allen of Muske gon Michigan
Albert Henry Allen 62 of Muske gon Michigan and formerly of this city died Thursday afternoon. He leaves his widow Janie Blaine Allen a daughter Mrs. William Harrison three grandchildren and two sisters Mrs. Charles Fletcher of Elyria and Mrs. William Vaughn of Brunswick. Funeral services will be held Monday at 3 PM from Fields M E Church with burial in Fields cemetery.
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Albert Henry Allen
Muskegon
Michigan
Janie Blaine Allen
William §. Harrison
Charles Fletcher
Elyria
William Vaughn
Brunswick
M. E
Edward H Caley Dies. Elyria Patrolman a Mason and Eagle
Edward H Caley 57 husband of Adoka Caley of 500 Lochstreat died at home this morning. Born May 13 1877 in Lorain he lived in Elyria sixteen years and worked as a patrolman for National Tube Co. He was a Mason and Eagle member. Survived by wife two sons William and Duard and daughter Freeta Lesinick. Masonic funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 30 p m from Taylor's Funeral Home with burial in Burzeltsville Indiana.
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Edward H. Caley
Adoka Caley
Lochstreat
Lorain
Elyria
National Tube Company
the Masons and Eagles
William and Duard
Freeta Lesinick
Yrael Taylor
Burzeltsville
Indiana
Obituary: Joseph W. Young Dies in Mississippi Home
Joseph W. Young of Fordyce Arkansas and formerly Elyria died Wednesday at his son Carton Young's home in Le Land Mississippi. Funeral services set for Saturday October 6 at 2:00 p.m. Sackett Funeral Home New London with burial at Rusgles cemetery.
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Joseph W. Young
Fordyce
Arkansas
Elyria
Carton
Leland
Mississippi
Saaréay
Sackett Funeral Home
New London
Rusgles Cemetery
Frank L Cares 54 dies after two year illness
Frank L Cares owner of Cares Meat Market in Wellington Ohio dies at home on a Friday morning after a two year illness. He was born in Ada Ohio and survived by his widow Georgia four brothers and one sister. Funeral at Andrew's Funeral Home Sunday at 2 30 with Rev Thomas Carter officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Wellington
Frank L. Cares
Hernen Way West
Eartir
Care: Meat Market
Mr. Cares
Ada
Ohio
Georgia
John
Wenatchee
Washington
Lord
Terre Haute
Indiana
Grover
George
Indianapolis
Dora Lopez
The
Andrew's Funeral
Thomas Carter
Greenwood Cemetery
Banking leaders debate monetary reform and banker stigma
The dialogue features Black arguing for a fixed monetary level in world markets and devaluation skepticism, while B. B. Wellman of Huntington National Bank urges clearing bankers of stigma and defending the banking system. mentions public accountability and the past role of Democrats as a political note.
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Black
Wellman
Huntington National Bank
Columbus
Ohio Association
Market Notes From Cleveland And Chicago Dates Unclear
Market reports show Cleveland and Chicago quotations for produce poultry and livestock. Eggs butter and potatoes varied with receipts around 359 cattle and 1503 sheep and lambs. hogs steady to higher, steers priced up to 50. Prices range across regions and grades with specific figures for birds, ducks, geese, and hens.
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Cleveland
Maine
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Cleveland Livestock
TSC
Common Geneer Supreme
Pyed Wethers
Chicago
Rock Springs
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Colorado
Timothy
Cleveland Homegrowers Market Produce List
Readable items show cabbage cauliflower celery and apples. Prices quoted include: celery 49 cents per two dozen bunches. cabbage percentages and cauliflower counts unclear. grapes and raspberries mentioned with per peck pricing. honeyrock apples noted as generally fair quality.
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Cleveland
Ifc
Court Actions Link People and Corporations Across Counties
In a set of suits, A Litte sues Sheil Petroleum for 11 dollars while Cleveland Trust sues Bella and Boris Yorovitz for 34464 and 929 asice of Morfeages on Lorain real estate. Mulins seeks divorce from Jesse Mullins for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Colonial Finance faces appeal after a verdict of 3448 in common pleas court. Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank sues L C Crue et al for 3990 and forecloses on Huntington township property. J W Eglin seeks to enjoin timber cutting on a Huntington township farm. Harry Harris seeks divorce from Evelyn Harris over gross neglect. married in 1917.
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The
Cleveland Trust Company
Bella
Boris Yorovitz
Lorain, Et al
Tare
Lorain
Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston
L C. Crue Et al
Huntington Township
Elizabeth Crellath
Common Pleas Court
J. W. Eglin
Bucyrus Egg Auction Results Reported by Co Operative
Bucyrus Co operative Poultry Association held an egg auction with 68 cases. Grades listed include Extra large, Extra medium, Standard large, Standard Medium, and Pullets. Subtotals show varied weights and counts across grade sizes.
Wooster Cooperative Poultry Auction Sales Report
Sales at the Wooster Co operative Poultry Association egg auction showed 229 cases sold with grades listed as Extra large 37 to 37 percent, Standard large 32 to 35 percent, and Standard medium around 20 to 29 percent. Pallets of cheese and Peewees percentages noted. data appears fragmented with several garbled terms.
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Bucyrus Co-Operative Poultry Association
Wooster Co-Operative Poultry Association
Rights of workers to choose representation in democracy
Richberg argues in favor of workers forming their own representation, noting individuals may bargain alone or through a committee. If they elect representatives, they must follow the majority will. He distinguishes between individual bargaining in large factories and collective choice in small firms and says law must cover all, leaving decisions to workers.
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Richberg
Men indicted in Godman Truck Ambush Case
McArthur Ohio October 5 grand jury indicted Seav en men on charges of assault with intent to kill and malicious destruction of property tied to the ambush of a Godman Shoe Company truck on September 15. Driver George Hensel of Columbus was seriously injured. Indicted men from Lancaster plant include Charles Fleming Claude Mack Ross Siler Bernard Ebrecht Otto Carson and Doyie Shaffer along with Harold Eastman of Columbus.
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Joseph R. Nutt
Kent
D. L. Wilder
Central Book Store
Albert Allen
Frank L. Carey
Haseroot Jewelry Company
Wiser A. Litte
Sheil Petroleum Corporation
Ike M. Mulins
Jesse Mullins
Om Tor
Colonial Finance Companior 3448
Jacomes
J. W. McHenrry
Harry Harris
Evelyn Harris
Bucyrus
Wooster Egg Auction
Hoads Engineering Company
Coats
Broad Street
Capitol
Tie
Rizabilly
NAVY
Hitler
Tokyo
Atwater
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