Dismissal Of Suit To Collect Double Liability
About 100 stockholders of the Peoples Savings Bank of Lorain seek to block a liquidation assessment alleging improper accounting and lack of solvency. They challenge State Banking Superintendent S H Saquire authority, claim denial of rights to oppose claims, and seek dismissal of double liability action as an abuse of power. The case was filed in common pleas court yesterday afternoon.
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Peoples Savings Bank of Lorain
State Anking Department
Cmmon Pleas Court
S. H. Saquire
Temselves
Tey
Clevelnd Trust Company
Cleveland Trust
C C Worker Charged With Slaying Woman
Ralph Ulmer, a 24 year old CCC worker, was held in Meigs County grand jury without bond after pleading guilty to first degree murder and criminal attack in the death of Miss Helen Shannon, 52. Shannon's body was found near field October 2. NUTS BRIDGE CLUB: hostess Mrs Levonshire hosted at 1856 Middleville Tuesday October 15 with prizes for high and low scores.
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Trontox
Ralph Ulmer
CCC
Meigs County
Grand
Radio Programs and Musical Acts Listing WAM 3208 41
Radio schedules feature WAM Gero 3208 41 Pearce s nine Tom Mix Clara Lou Em peror Tucker Band SOC tee Mass. Wayne King broadcast from Towns Hall. Lou Bayer s Orch and Mather s Orch perform. Louise Flore Mack s Meas 2 0 Wasteal Cocktail. The Newomens Review P1730 Baker s Orch uniers Orch Ren Bernie. Fidler s Orch encere Murle Garher Rte. Breakfast Club offerings include Over the Gate and Pass. Restoration items mention Princess Marie Al and Pete Heien Trent. Also Hollow News Genndre Waltz Time Remember Salvation Army Hawaiians Watchtower James Melton Caravan Farm and Home Musicale and more.
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Tom Mix
Clara
Lou
Emperor Tucker
Wayne King
Towns Hall
LOO Bayer
Mather
Louise Flore
Mack
Ta Perkins
Mic
Sade
Baker
Orch
Uniers Orch
j-Ren Bernie
O-Fidler
Fire Informer at Dreamland Theatre Tomorrow
The burning conscience tale follows a betrayed friend in Fire Informer. Victor McLaglen leads the cast as the Dreamland screening plans unfold for tomorrow.
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Victor McLaglen
Heather Angel
Preston Foster
Charley Chase
Dreamland Theatre
Studio Cast Viewers Welcome Dick Powell in Filmdom
A fragment notes actors Dick Powell Pat O Brien Marr Astor Frank McHugh Lyie Talbot and Paisr Kellr appearing in a film production. The mention suggests a studio audience welcome or cast listing tied to a current project. The line hints at star lineup and production details common to a studio page.
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Dick Powell
Pat O Brien
Marr Astor
Frank McHugh
Lyie Talbot
Paisr Kellr
Schedule Based For Babe Ruth
New York report says Mrs George Herman Ruth wife and business manager says Babe Ruth is resting after 22 years in baseball Leaving the bat for golf she handles his affairs turning down 3160 000 in contracts since the former home run king moved from Boston She says Babe has been idol for American youth and she will continue to manage his baseball interests while unsure if he will attend mid winter owners meeting
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New York
George Herman Ruth
Babe
Boston Braves
Ruth
Boston
Tne
Playmakers Will Present Play Tomorrow at Hilario Theatre
The Playmakers stage And Let Who Will Be Clever by Alden Nash tomorrow at 8 30 PM at the Hilario Theatre. The comedy centers on the Griffith family as Linda Griffith hopes to land a millionaire bachelor while relatives arrive, a house guest swimmer joins, and a country cousin sparks a caustic rush of mischief ending at curtain.
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Hilario
Thalia
Stort
Playmakers
Alden Nash
Griffith
Linda Griffith
Cclub
Linda
Sophie
Maude
Fuji
Fanor
Arabella Sykes
Seward
Ohio News In Brief Ohio News In Brief
Ohio reports 191378 sales tax pennies collected last week totaling 1 913 413 the first weekly federal tax haul over a million dollars in state's history. Cincinnati notes pupils donate pennies to drape Lena Goetz's casket, while Van Wert elects Rev E E Snyder as president of the Western Conference United Lutheran Church. Tributes in Cleveland recounts embezzlement case against Councilman H R Custer and a court delay. Springfield reports fatal auto crash near South Charleston involving Frank Young.
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Harry
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Cincinnati. O
Lena Goetz
Chase Public School
E. E. Snyder
St. Marks Lutheran Church
van Wert
Ohio
United Lutheran Church
Paul R. Clouser
Caray
City Curfew Ends After Twenty Five Years Of Service
Hocheaster youths woke less with curfew rescinded by city council after 25 years of enforcement. Officials say the late hour rule disturbed sleeping youngsters and was discontinued to improve community well being.
Apple Growers Test Fruit For Spray Residue
Ohio fruit growers test samples to ensure fruit is free from excessive spray residue and compliant with federal laws. Three laboratories operate at cost with state and university support. Lawrence County and Proctorville labs serve Northern and Southern Ohio, while the Ohio Department of Agriculture can handle more samples at no charge.
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Columbus
Ohio
F. H. Beach
Ohio State Universi
Lawrence
Toome
Proctorville
G. H. McCom
Warne E. White
Morley Chemical Labera
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Nouthern Ohio
Food and Dairy
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Beach
Vegetable Storage Tips From Ohio State Expert
H D Brown of Ohio State University warns stored vegetables stay breathing and require fresh air to prevent death and decay. He cites heat buildup in piles, moisture condensation, and the need to ventilate to equalize temperature and moisture, noting optimal humidity ranges for various produce and timing for pit storage in central Ohio. A final line reflects on man as a reasoning, noble being finding himself at war.
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H. D. Brown
Ohio State University
Ohio
Easil
Ohio Jersey Cows Win Yield Medals
Orville Slagle of Poland Ohio receives a Silver Medal from the American Jersey Cattle Club for Dairy Happy Bounce. The cow produced 415.272 pounds of butterfat and 7.605 pounds of milk in a 35 day test started at age 2 years 1 month. Other Jersey cows earning Silver Medals include herds owned by C F Michael Bucyrus Ohio W W Trent and L Co Alexander Spring Water Chio oral Experiment Station Wooster Ca House Camden Earnest Tilson and Son Willara.
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Orville Slagle
Poland
Ohio
American Jersey Cattle Club
National Organization of Jersey Breeders
Happy Bounce
Jersey
C. F. Michael
Bucrrus
W. W. Trent
L. Co. Alexander
Spring Water
Wooster
Camden
Earnest Tilson and Son
Willara
Farm Bureau Initiates State Cooperative Education Program
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation launches an educational program to promote the cooperative movement. Wm. G. Winemiller outlines weekly county discussion groups for members patrons and leaders plus year round meetings for staff. Plans include camps essays contests youth clubs libraries and radio and film outreach to explain cooperatives locally and abroad.
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Redex
Wm. G. Winemiller
Farm Organization
Farm Bureau
Wisemiller
Winemiller
Slaughter Program Credited With Saving Meat Supply
G B Thorne head of the AAA livestock division says the pig slaughter program saved 69 to 70 million bushels of corn and increased meat available to consumers. He notes the fall 1933 slaughter reduced hog numbers before the drought and prevented market gluts in 1954.
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G. B. Thorne
Division of Livestock and Grains
The
AAA
Thorne
Drouth
Muskingum Team Represents Ohio at Dairy Show
For the fourth time in six years the dairy cattle judging team from Muskingum represents Ohio at the National Dairy Show. Members of this year’s team include Harold Wautz and Robert Zellar of Philo and John Stockdale of South Zanesville, winners at the Ohio State Fair.
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Feary
St. Lewis
Octo
Harold Wautz
Robert Zellar
Philo
John Stockdale
South Zanes
Weather Helps Late Crops Of Ohio Farmers
Warm dry weather in the past month aided late crop maturing and harvesting in Ohio. The Federal State Crops Service estimates shows corn at 128,740,000 bushels, up from last year and above the five year average. potatoes at about 11,865,080 bushels, up ~426,000. sugar beet crop expected larger despite blight. Buckwheat apples unchanged. soybeans, tobacco, and fruit slightly lower.
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Columbus
Federal State Crops Service
Ohio
Norwich youths enter interstate judging contest
Ville and Harold Blackwood, alternates from Norwich, about 19, join a judging team guided by W Barnhart country agent and Ivan McKellip extension chairman for Ohio State University. They will compete against teams from more than twenty states in the event.
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Margaret Beneit in Grafton
Mrs. Margaret Beneit 53 died at Elyria Clinic October 9 after five weeks illness. Funeral services at Grafton M E Church October 16 featured Rev. Paul Brown and local pastor Rev. Rov Jensen, with music by Mrs. Frances Woodruit and Mrs. Lucille Ranson of LaGrange and piano by Mrs. Irma Gayeska. Interment in Hardscrabble cemetery. Beneit longtime Granton resident, born January 6, 1883, member of M E Church.
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Granger
Ohio
Grafton
M. E. Church
Local Circle Holds November Meeting And Notice Of Death
Mrs Mildred Summerton and Mrs Donna Rust planned cookbook outreach. November circle meeting hosted by Mrs Leona Seckt with several members listed. Young People class elected officers Maria Jackarias Janet Shepherd Gertrude Schwed George Edwards. Former resident Frank Schott dies in Garden City Iowa after illness. wife son Alfred and two grandchildren survive.
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Mildred Summerton
Donna Rust
Mesdames Cora Heath
Paul Lang
Vienna Mennell
Grace Beers
Donny Rust
Hattie Goodman
Leona Seckt
Lucy Myers
Sarah Schriver
Irma Wise
Dominne L. Belden
Edna Davidson
James
Mary Davidson
Marie Jensen
Nellie Graham
Ruth Wideman
Sarah Wideman
Marvin Ryder
M. E
Maria Jackarias
Mirs
Janet Shepherd
Gertrude Schwed
George Edwards
Frank Schott
Grafton
Henrietta
Garden City
Iowa
Alfred Schott
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