Report Shows Jump In Govt Costs In Ohio
In Columbus on October 15 the Sherrill government survey committee reported a sharp rise in Ohio government costs relative to population growth. The state’s population grew about twenty percent from 1924 to 1934, while governmental expenses rose 372 percent. Expenditures for state purposes climbed 215 percent over fourteen years, and disbursements to subdivisions rose an astounding 1345 percent. In Marblehead Mass a football fatality occurred when Eddie Phelan’s kickoff sent a ball high and a chicken died from the impact.
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Mar! Dichead
Eddie Phelan
Army Seeks Recruits For Foreign Service
The Army recruiting office in Cleveland announced Lorain County youths may enlist for foreign service. Fort Hayes orders 70 men to serve in Hawai i and Pagoma units including infantry coast artillery field artillery and engineers. The final shipment must depart by Friday October 25, per technical sergeant William A Hart.
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Pagama Infantry Coast Artilery
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Community Notes From Columbia Area Socials and Events
Mr and Mrs Irving Walkden and family of LaGrange visited Grandparents Mr and Mrs George Walkden over Sunday. Gerald Haines guests at Roy Walker home. Mrs Mary Walker accompanied them home for a few weeks. Daugherty children from Strongsville spent weekend with Huber Morlock family. 4 H club girls exhibited at fair including Margaret Bartter Ruth Bartter Elizabeth Churchword Susie Dorie Alice Smith Iris Bartter Thelma Cartwright Mary Daugherty Lavora Hawke Rowena Ingersoll Elizabeth Kerse Dorothy Koepke Dorothy Stinchcomb Ruth Tomes Helen Walker Geraldine Parker Violet Harrington Ruth Harrington. Alie Harrington hosted a party for friends at West View. Charles Gest and daughter of Belden visited Huber Morlock home. Acme Grange to meet next Tuesday night. large attendance desired. Attendance contest at Methodist church through October Getoder. Lois Royer to host Alpha group of Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon October 17. Club birthder party planned for Columbia Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs A C Ring near the Station.
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Iris Bartter
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Mary Daugherty
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Rowena Ingersoll
Elizabeth Kerse
Dorothy Koepke
Dorothy Stinchcomb
Ruth Tomes
Helen Walker
Geraldine Parker
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Ruth Harrington
Aliee Harrington
Httle
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Hubert Morlock
Acme Grange
Methodist
Getoder
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Columbia Garden Club
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House Loses Fight To Escape Sentence
Washington October 15 former Guardian Trust Company of Cleveland head J Arthur House lost in the US Supreme Court his bid to avoid a six year federal jail term for misapplying the bank pension fund and related false entries. The ruling marks a key banker conviction before the high court since a two years ago Lake City case. The report also notes local social and hospital updates and visits from Detroit and Florida residents.
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J. Arthur House
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Cleveland
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Lake Lea
Tennessee
Horse King Brandon Dead After Cyclone Injuries
Canada’s renowned Percheron stallion King Brandon, holder of more than 49 grand championships and named king of Canadian horses, died after injuries from a cyclone that swept Brandon district. He received expert treatment but could not be saved.
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Monarch
Scots Convert Montreal Barrels for Potato Trade
The Scots adapt Montreal barrels for thrift and export use. Exporters report that barrels used for shipping Canadian goods to the British Isles are now purchased by Scottish potato merchants to ship potatoes to France.
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British Isles
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Alma Whittaker's Breakthrough At Burntwood Lab
Alma Whittaker unveils a final chemical experiment with potential game changing profits. Mr Garrett backs exclusive rights and stock, while Alma values her job and her father’s welfare. A factory incident and nerves hint at looming trouble.
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Erhart Card Club Concludes Season In Pinochle Meet
Erhart at Let-a-Lot Card Club ends its regular season with a Sunday pinochle gathering at the Armbrusters west of Erhart. Kaiser and Fries win high and low scores, with plans to host the first meeting of the new season in two weeks at Kaiser’s.
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Here
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Valley City Guests Visit at Local Homes and School Victory
Numerous visitors arrived from Litchfield East Cleveland and Lakewood to the homes of local residents last week. The Mallet Creek school defeated Litchfield 5 to 2 in a fast game, extending the local unit’s unbeaten streak this season. The Aye Aye is described as a nocturnal Madagascar mammal with rodent like teeth and cat size.
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Charles Gross
Frank Walter
William
Litchfield
Katherine Dorn
East Cleveland
John Pierce
Hoodworth
Gertrude
Elizabeth Dorn
Ajibert Spieth
Corwin Meyer
Spitzer
Grafton
Reisinger
Arthur Maxworthy
Henry Peterson
Joy Feist
Ida Rumbaugh
Brussw
Henry Gerstuler
Roz Ferreman
Lakewood
Alice
Louise Spieth
Mallet Creek
Airs
Wiford Fries
Frank Fries
Theodore Haury
Henrysville
Ind
Mada- Basear
Defense Opens Fight Today In Trial Of Zenge
In Chicago Illinois the defense opens the trial of Mandeline W Zenge a Missouri farm youth charged with murder of Dr Water J Bauer widow of the slain man testifies to their romance and his indifference The defense calls psychiatrists to argue mental derangement at the time of the crime and a surgeon to discuss the cause of death The case hinges on whether the operation was the true cause and where the events occurred with testimony from experts including Dr Harold S Hulbert known for the Loeb Leopold trial
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Ger
Cei
Mandeline W. Zenge
Missouri
Water J. Ba
Zenge
Bauer
Zeng
Harold S. Hulbert
Sidney Greenspahn
Indiana
Tistpate
Stony Island Avenue
Lauaffer Bauer
Oberlin Professor Forecasts 1936 Presidential Campaign
Oberlin College political science professor P E Fenn spoke to the Eima Young Men's Club on a forecast for the next presidential race. He argued Roosevelt's Western trip was a campaign maneuver to gauge sentiment and suggested a disrupted Republican-leaning landscape could tip power back, noting Huey Long's anticipated influence if alive.
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Eima Young Men’s Club
Y. M
Fenn
Oberlin College
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Uoonw
Huey Long
Recovery Administration
Elyria area licenses for cleaners, drivers, and trades
Licenses issued for Francis Brubaker a dry cleaner of Elyria and Sadie Willis of Elyria. Willie Reese a carman helper of Lorain and Rosa Saith of Lorain. Thomas Cotterill of Lorain a machinist and Dorothy Roling of Elyria. Harvey C Curtis of Elyria licensed embalmer and funeral director and Miriam Fowl of Amherst township. Martin M Streble of Brownhelm a fisherman and Edith R Phillips of Lorain.
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Francis Brubaker
Elyria
Sadie Willis
Willie Reese
Lorain
Carman
Rosa Saith
Thomas Cotterill
Dorothy Roling
Ely l Ris
Harvey C. Curtis
Miriam Fowl
Amherst Township
Martin M. Streble
Brownhelm
Edith R. Phillips
Roosevelt regime slips in public mood, professor says
The speaker warned signs point to a slipping Roosevelt administration as Supreme Court rulings fuel concern. He said Democrats will claim credit for improving mood while Republicans argue recovery would come anyway, amid debate over party impact. Professor Fenn then answered questions from members.
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Alma
T & Girl
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Fenn
Mrs L A Wheelock Dies At Cleveland
Elyria friends mourn the death of Mrs L A Wheelock at her home 10705 Lake Avenue Cleveland. She died yesterday at 11 45 am after a brief illness. She had been a member of the Elyria Country Club for two years and will be buried in Boston Massachusetts.
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Elyria
L. A. Wheelock
Lake Avenue
Cleveland
Lipstick Making Reimagined by Scientific Equations
Leipzig reports a lab driven breakthrough where chemical methods streamline lipstick production. An exhaustive experiment shows equations linking materials, timing, and temperature to simplify synthesis and reduce waste. Researchers aim to cut costs while preserving color and texture in cosmetic products.
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Leipzig
New Scientific Measures From German Laboratories
Temperature and moisture of the human body are now expressed in scheme equations. Life bloom has been measured with delicate scales and chemical reactions. A new scientific lipstick from German labs, shown at the Leipzig Fair, is said to be contact proof, moisture resisting, and to retain a uniform appearance for days.
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Leipsig Fair
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