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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1932

Page

12

Lorain Man Altered Bigamy Allegation Reported

A 40 year old Lorain man is accused of a bigamous marriage with an 18 year old girl. The alleged union took place about a month ago in Indiana, and authorities say prosecution should be in Indiana where the marriage occurred. Sheriff Clarence Se and Assistant Prosecutor Yeeha Harding were informed by the girl's father.

Ghia Dm Clarencese Yeeha Harding Indiana

David Lawrence urges mass movement beyond two candidates

Dayton Ohio October 14 David Lawrence editor of United States Daily told the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards that the current campaign is a mass movement to restore better times. He warned that prosperity rests on revived foreign trade noting the public underestimates trade recovery and citing Pennsylvania’s $112,000,000 loss last year. Selection of officers and a convention city topped agenda as the convention’s final sessions focused on clear thinking to prompt action.

Dayton Ohio Asociation of Real Estate Boards David Lawrence United States Daily Lawrence Pennsylvania

Twelve Counties Represented At On Fed First Meeting

Oberlin Ohio October 24 One hundred twenty delegates from sixty one women's clubs in the middle north district of the Ohio Federation attend a two day conference in Oberlin with twelve counties named Ottawa Sandusky Erie Lorain Huron Seneca Wyandott Crawford Richland Ashland Wayne Medina Papers on Work of the Blind Air Looms and Ohio Histories were read. Ernest Hatch Wilkins spoke on Oberlin College plans for the federation centennial near June. Elizabeth Haymaker urged financial strength and child involvement in family councils. music by conservatory faculty accompanied a concert at Warner hall last evening.

Oberlin Stxty-One Women’s Club Middle North Ohio Federation Ottawa Sandusky Erie Lorain Huron Seneca Wyandott Crawford Richmland Ashland Wayne Medina W. O. Moore George C. Mitchell Lakewood Ohio R. P. Sharmeh Willard Ernest Hatch Wilkins Soberlin College Elizabeth Haymaker Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs Josephine Peirce Lima General Federation of Womens Clubs Conservatory Warner Hall

Former Resident Dies In Detroit

Word has been received of the death of George Earl Shinn at his Detroit home Saturday. He was a former Oberlin businessman who operated a paint store here. Survived by his wife Marjorie Bunce Shinn, a daughter of Dr. W. C. Bunce, he leaves his parents, two brothers, and a sister, with Mrs Shinn a sister of Mrs. E. D. Jones of Morgan Street. A study group on mental hygiene will be organized by A. A S. W. and P. T. A open to all interested mothers with events in October and November covering organizing, mental hygiene for parents and children at home and in school.

George Earl Shinn Detroit Mr Shinn Oberlin Marjorie Bunce Shinn W. C. Bunce Shinn E. D. Jones Morgan Street Sin Trollows W. F. Bon American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Montclair N. J F. J. Lehmann South Prospect Street Florida Thomas Willis New York City Sara Jones Normal State University Normal Merle Christ Akron W. C. Christy Spring Street J. R. Haylor Daytona

Women Voters and clubs plan joint city meeting

A joint gathering of the League of Women Voters the Women’s Progressive Club the Women’s Civic Club AAUW and WCTU is set for Sturges Hall on Wednesday October 19 at 3 30 pm. Manager Sears will discuss the proposed municipal power and electric light plant bonds to be voted on in November. The notice lists local residents like Mrs Kartson and several others attending community events and a shift toward progressive education and civic engagement.

League of Women Voters Women's Progressive Club Women’s Civic Club Sturges ‘Hall Sears

Governor White Stumps state tour through key cities

Governor White begins a state wide stumping tour heading to Toledo for a Chamber of Commerce address then Oak Harbor for a community festival and bridge opening. He appears in Cleveland with Governor Ely, speaks in Urbana amid Hoover bolting tensions, and joins a Thirteenth District rally at Tiffin. David S. Ingalls campaigns in Willard and Norwalk. Brunner says Hoover lines boost White as the party debates the Hoover speech.

Columbus White Toledo Hoover Tiffin Cleveland David S. Ingalls Willard Norwalk Henry Brunner Brunner

Filaria Worm Studies Spark Tropical Life Curiosity

When Patrick Manson, a medical officer in Amoy, began publishing in the late 19th century a series of papers on the filaria worm, some dreamed this marked a step toward solving tropical life problems. Politicians push their policies but seldom educate their constituents.

Patrick Manson Amoy Tropics

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