Ohio Retailers Elect Leadership at Columbus Meeting
Fred Lazarus Jr of Columbus was re elected president of the Ohio state Council of Retail Merchants at the annual trustees meeting in Columbus. New officers named Eu gene Gelsamer Clevel and vice president C J Penfield Columbus treasurer and George W Sheridan Columbus executive director. Trustees named for three year terms include Otto Schuele Cleveland Robert J Elder Dayton C J Strauss Youngstown Major C H Strong Cleveland Thomas W Wiseman Lancaster and T J Conway Cleveland with holdover trustees R W Pogue Cincinnati H O Polsky Akron N L Danby Cleveland Bolton Armstrong Cincinnati Alfred Koch Toledo D C Keller Cincinnati Fred Rike Dayton Jay Iglauer Cleveland and Colonel C O Sherri Cincinnati. Also listed are six affiliated state retail associations led by H T Siegenthaler Mansfield for the Ohio Retail Shoe Dealers Association Raymond M Hay Coshocton for the Ohio Retail Jewelers Association Robert K Levy Columbus for the Ohio Retail Clothiers Association T W Craig Athens for the Ohio Retail Dry Goods Association and Robert F Shawan Columbus for the Ohio Retail Furniture Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fred Lazarus, Jr
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
Eugene Gelsamer
Cleveland
C. J. Penfield
George W. Sheridan
Otto Schuele
Robert J. Elder
Dayton
C. J. Strauss
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Reail
Mayor Proclaims Roll Call for Red Cross Campaign
Elyria mayor W. H. Vanoster proclaims the Red Cross Roll Call from October 19 1933 urging citizens to join the local chapter. The message emphasizes the Red Cross relief work over the past year including distribution of flour and garments and unemployment relief across communities and disasters both domestic and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Congress
United States
U. S
Insular
Elyria
Two Elyria youths vanish after leaving for Chicago
Police report two Elyria boys Leroy Polvoor de 16 of 512 Lake avenue and Oliver Cameron 18 of 111 Elbe street left for school on Monday and have not been seen. Parents say the youths talked of going to Chicago to attend the Century of Progress Expo.
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Chicago
Elyria
Leroy Polvoorde
Lake Avenue
Oliver Cameron
Elbe Street
Lorain Man Sentenced to Two Years in Prison
Found guilty of shooting to kill Joseph Drazenich of Lorain was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by Judge W. B. Thompson yesterday. A jury of 12 found the defendant guilty of shooting Joseph Buizomi of Lorain. Troy report notes Harry Tooley, 23, died here Tuesday from sleeping sickness after three weeks.
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Joseph Drazenich
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Joseph Buizomi
Troy
Harry Tooley
Local dog bite and bicycle theft report
Edward Reddinger of 166 Courtland street was bitten by a dog from Jefferson street about 6 p.m. yesterday. Its wounds were not believed serious. Malcolm McDonald of 32 Cambridge court reported his bicycle stolen from Washington school basement yesterday.
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Edward Reddinger
Courtland Street
Jefferson Street
Malcolm McDonald
Cambridge Court
Washington School
City mayor fines restaurant owner for zoning violation
Mayor W H Van Oster imposed a fine of 16 20 against Dominic DeFazio of Middle avenue and 15th street for violating the zoning law. DeFazio appeared in court at 1 PM for failing to close his beer garden and restaurant last Saturday. The fine was set on August 15 but suspended if the restaurant closed by September 15, later extended to last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. van Oster
Dominic DeFazio
Middle Avenue
15Th Street
DeFazio
van Oster
Safety drive cites huge U S and local accident totals
Speaker Kearns warned that 90 000 Americans die annually in accidents with 29 500 from auto crashes 13 000 at home and 15 000 in industry and cited Ohio Industrial Commission totals 131 000 accident cases with 983 deaths Elyria's past three year record shows 2597 accidents six fatalities and Lorain County 5403 accidents 25 deaths and 54 PTD He urged education to teach safe habits and prevent accidents noting the brain as a key safety device. A brief Elyria High School band performance preceded the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ohio
Industrial Commission
Elyria
Lorain County
Granger
Ralph Standen
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Kearns
H. M. Schnerer
Division of Safety and Hygiene
The
Kelly to avoid testifying in kidnap trial
Oklahoma City Oct 11 George Machine Gun Kelly will not take the witness stand in his trial with his wife as accused and kidnapers. His attorney announced today that Kelly will remain off the stand, continuing the defense strategy in the high profile case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
George
Kelly
Sabin Dies Prominent Financier Chairman Sabin Passes Away
Charles H. Sabin, chairman of the board of the Guaranty Trust Company, died at his Southampton home on October 11. He was a leading financier with wide influence in banking and finance circles. Sabin's death marks the loss of a longtime industry leader.
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Southampton
L. L
Charles H. Sabin
The
Guaranty Trust Company
Elyria candidates vie for council seats in party meeting
Locke warned rivals to back the ticket while Fifth Ward hopefuls debated support. Notley admitted he seeks a second term from pride, not fear. Earl Lautenschleger urged youth in government as Elyria Township and city candidates were introduced. Stolzenburg presided, Lersch urged unity for party leadership.
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Locke
Ed. Notley
Fifth Ward
Notley
Earl Lautenschleger
Elyria
Elyria Township
C. €. Stolzenburg
Robert Lersch
Death Record William Baldauf 57 Avon Center Road
William Baldauf 57 of Avon Center Road died Tuesday evening. Survived by widow Emmanee Kinzel two sons Robert and Richard four daughters Dorothy Clara Margaret and Joan three brothers John of Florida Frank of Avon and Charles of Elyria and three sisters Mrs Anna Klingshirn of Avon Lake Elizabeth and Teresa Baldauf of Elyria Funeral services set for Friday at 9:00 AM from St Marys church Avon with burial in St Marys Cemetery Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baldauf
Avon Center Road
Emmanee Kinzel
Robert
Richard
Dorothy
Clara
Margaret
Joan
John
Florida
Frank
Avon
Charles
Elyria
Anna Klingshirn
Avon Lae
Elizabeth
Theresa Baldauf
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Plane crash near Gary Indiana kills all aboard
A large air liner struck trees and ground near Gary Indiana after reporting possible motor trouble. Fire and explosions followed the impact as onlookers heard an explosion and saw flames. Five charred bodies were recovered after a three hour burn, with investigators unable to determine a definite cause.
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Afr
Indiana
E. L. Lott
United Airlines
Chicago
Joe Groff
Groff
Imart Air Hner
James
Myron Harris
A Gary
Birmingham Voters Reject Municipal Control Of Utilities
Late returns from Birmingham show rejection of municipal ownership for utilities. Electric light and power facility operation failed 6 923 to 9 696, water supply 6 435 yes to 19 037 no, street car system 3 831 to 12 276, central steam heating 3 754 to 12 138. Also notes New Zealand pensions for dependents of influenza victims and veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Oberlin Business Women elect officers for year
Oberlin Ohio October 11 the Oberlin Business and Professional Women held their annual election of officers at a meeting at the home of Mrs Bert Prosser Miss Edith Princehorn was elected president for the year Miss Florine Worcester vice president Miss Doris Boutson secretary treasurer and Mrs Ruth Darling representative of Community Chest Plans were made for a progressive dinner to be served on Tuesday evening October 31 Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess following the business meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Business and
Bert Prosser
North Pleasant Street
Edith Princehorn
Florine Worcester
Doris Boutson
Ruth Darling
Community Chest
College Calendar Announced for Thursday and Friday
The schedule lists Thursday October 12 events at Chanel Finney Chapel with talks by Kemper Fullerton and Clarece Hamilton, a Conservatory Faculty Reception at Barrows House, a Cosmopolitan Club session at West Parlor Men's Building on Hitler. Friday October 13 features a Women’s Assembly in Finney Chapel at noon and an Allen Art Building lecture on Aegean civilization by A J B Wace of London.
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Chanel
Finney Chapel
Kemper Fullerton
Conservatory
Barrows’ House
West Parlor
Clarece Hamilton
Oberlin Graduate School
Hitler
Women's League
Allen Art
A. J. B. Wace
South Kensington Museum
London
Oberlin Club Plates Officers In Scout Year
Oberlin Girl Scout Community Committee met at Mrs. H. E. Shepard's West College home and elected new officers for the year. Chairman is Mrs. Arthur I. Taft, vice-chairman Mrs. Charles Cleare, Secretary Miss Lorena Lyons, treasurer Mrs. H. E. Shepard, with several new members added. Ranger Troop will meet October 15 at 5:30 to 7:30 at Forest street home. Exchange Club notes covered Ohio public school history and financing methods. A plane wreck near Chesterton, Ind, involved Miss D. M. I. Dwyer of Arlington, Mass, who missed connections and died in the crash. Pilot Robert Dawson recounted the events and noted the plane was in normal condition on takeoff.
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Girl Scout
Oberlin
H. E. Shepard
West College Street
Arthur I. Taft
Charles Clearoe
Lorena Lyons
H. E H. Shepard
W. L. Tenney
Rangers
Forest Street
Exchange Club
Oberlin Exchange Club
Mondernoon
Howard L. Rawdon
Oberlin Public Schools
Ohio
Cleveland
Chesterton
Ind
Robert Dawson
United Airline
California
D. M. I.dwyer
Arlington
Mass
Reno
Nev
New York
Dwyer
Dawson
Boston
Newark
N. J
American Airways
Aezo
Oberlin clubs chart early season program
The Oberlin Women's Club History department opened its year with a program on The British Isles Before the Elizabethan Period at Mrs. J. W. Hill's home. Papers by Mrs. J. M. Boggs and Mrs. Frank Rhodes explored Legendary England Before the Romans and The Roman Occupation. A future meeting is set for October 24 at the Geology Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women's Club
British Isles
J. W. Hill
J. M. Boggs
Frank Rhodes
England
P. D. Hubbard
Fatal Accident Report Planned for Amherst Woman
The sheriff's department will prepare a full report on the traffic crash that killed Mrs. Amelia Burbliss of Amherst. Sheriff Clare and W. Dick said the office had not been notified yesterday when she died at Amherst hospital. Mrs. Burbliss was struck Saturday evening on Milan Avenue in Amherst by an automobile driven by Mrs. Emma Lounsborough of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Burbliss
Amherst
Sherif's
Clare
W. Dick
Hold Suspect In Local Robbery
A man suspected of robbing Citizens Budget Company last September is held by police in Lorain on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. Detective Lloyd Sweet and Budget Company employees will travel to Lorain to help identify the suspect. Police caught him wearing a red wig and carrying a revolver along with shoestrings similar to those used to bind victims. The budget treasurer L. A. DeLloyd and staff Nellie Washke and Bessie Hawkins name the company’s losses at 107 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Budget Company
Lorain
Lloyd Sweet
Budget Company
L. A. DeLloyd
Nellie Washke
Bessie C. Hawkins
Johnson Defends Recovery Plan Against Strike Claims
President Johnson argues recovery movements reduce strikes, labeling anti recovery chatter as nonsense. He asserts the old order is gone and economic gains will endure, stressing intelligent policy rather than upheaval to steer the nation out of hardship. He defends the NRA as a tool to keep the economic machine running.
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Johnson
NRA
Unbeaten Oberlin Wooster to Clash Saturday
Oberlin and Wooster, both undefeated this season, meet in Wooster for a key Saturday clash before the homecoming crowd. Oberlin topped Rochester 12-0 and Kenyon 21-0, while Wooster beat Hiram 26-6 and edged Ashland 7-9. Injury hit Oberlin’s Reagan contest with Bruce Brickley and Dick Baetz sidelined, leaving the Yeomen without a proven punter. Bad Pfaff and Landis join as backfield understudies for the showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Oberlin
Oberlin-Wooster
Rochester
Kenyon
Hiram
Ashland
L. C. Boles
Don Bunting
Ohio Wesleyan
Bruce Brickley
Dick Baetz
Reagan
Yeomen
Pfaff
Landis
First Boeings in service lose passenger life in ten years
The monoplane type ship, first in United Airlines' new fleet placed in service five months ago, was twin motor capable of carrying ten passengers plus crew. Tee Haneline, acting district traffic manager for United Airlines in Cleveland, said the accident marked the first passenger death in ten years of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Haneline
United Airlines
Cleveland
Parent Teachers Association forms fifth district in Ohio
A Lorain County P T A official announced the creation of a new fifth district covering thirteen counties. Abrs. Andrew Rawson of La Grange was named director and will oversee activities as the Parent Teacher work expands beyond prior regional boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington High School
Ohio
Andrew Rawson
la Grange
Lorain County
Japan Rejects Retreat in Manchukuo Policy
An official spokesman said Japan will not back down on Manchukuo policy and blames Russia for railway tensions. Negotiations on Japan’s purchase of Russia’s railway share are paused as Russia demands an end to Tokyo’s road reorganization efforts. In other news, Ursen Niker was killed near Eifda while walking to school, and eight states have abolished capital punishment.
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Russia
Japan
Rusela
Lima
Ursen Niker
Eifda
Cleveland Market Report Shows Mixed Steady Prices Across Produce
Market barely steady with eggs and poultry varying, potatoes and wheat quotes, and livestock receipts in Cleveland. Grain, flour, and feed prices listed, with detailed per hundred weight and per bushel ranges, including corn, oats, and alfalfa, plus farm market notes and car arrivals.
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Cleveland
Butte
Ture Kegan
Ruortery
U. S
Green Mountains
Idaho
Burbanks
Minnesota
Hed River Alley
Xockx
Michigan
Aacke
New York
Wmckat
Ohio
Fow Blehar
Ward
Choice
Merit
Rock Springs
United States
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Red River
Red_ River
South Dakota
Nebraska
Rusrets
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Colds
An old advertisement extols Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for bronchial trouble. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth using creosote and other healing elements. The copy offers a money back guarantee if persistent cough or cold is not cured.
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Ohio Retailers ’ Elect
H. T. Siegenthaler
Mansfield
Ohio Retail Shoe Dealers Association
Raymond M. Hay
Coshocton
Ohio Retail Jewelers' Association
Robert K. Levy
Ohio Retail Clothiers’ Association
T. W. Craig
Athens
Ohio Retail Dry Goods Association
Robert F Shawan
Ohio Retail Furniture Association
W. H. Vanoster
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Los Angels
Enna
Sabin
Bulletin
New Zealand
ETO
A. Ebert
Broad Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant &T
Clarence Linderman
Unoion
Rawdon
Rober N. Johnson
Worcester
Albert Stoessel
New Memorial Auditorium
H. R. O’brien
Ruth Paddock
Mr. Fowler
American Public Health Association
Indianapolis
W. S. Carson
Harold Cadmus
F. T. Cadmus, Sr
Philadelphia
J. R. Haylor
Thornton
Clarence Wright
Federated Women’s Clubs
Sandusky
John E. Miller
Eda Hoeh
North Main Street
P. O. Johnson
Hazel
East College Street
A. A. Wright
Elm Street
Cranberry
Norman Wright
George Holgate
North Cedar Avenue
Lakeside
Cairns
Mathematical Teachers of the Western Pennsylvania Education Conference
Paget
Gulf Gas Tire
Alfred Alten Super Service
Second St
Cleveland Grain Vor
Best
Washington
Cranverries
Mansachusetts
Unions
Colorado
Oregon
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Fia
West Broad
Elyria, Ohio
Sederis
al Schnaak
East Avenue
Fauver & Robson
Ross Fauver
Ed Robson
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
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