Organization of Ohio Association of School Boards Forms in Mansfield
Elyria born idea becomes reality as the Ohio Association of School Boards forms in Mansfield with 100 members from 30 boards. E J Howenstine elected president. officers include Dr C R Howells and Ethel D Holmes as vice presidents, George A Davis as secretary treasurer. The group aims to ease tax and funding woes, enroll all 13 000 board members, and push a five point platform with relief for the tax duplicate and new revenue sources. Four Lorain County boards participate along with Elyria, Lorain, Oberlin, and Wellington boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oho Association of School Boards
Mansfield
E. J. Howenstine
Elyria City
C. R. Howells
Bridge
Ethel D. Holmes
Fremont
Amy Hector S. Young
Marion
Vic
George A. Davis
Elyria
Howenstine
Ohio
Board of Education
Polot Matforn
Elyria Board
State Department of Hdusation
Pitth
B. UO. Skinner
Ation
Boards of Education
Lorrain County
Lorain
Wellington Man to Marry Mrs Owens in Detroit Wedding
Frederick Baker Hanson of Wellington and Mrs. Michael Joseph Owens of Toledo and Detroit announce a wedding on Monday October 24 in the private chapel of Bishop Michael J. Gallagher Detroit. Mrs Owens is widow of M. J. Owens glass maker founder Libby Owens Owens Bottle Co. Hanson to reside at 210 Prospect Detroit to spend winter in Hollywood Florida where he will manage Hollywood Beach hotel. Wedding breakfast to follow at Alden Park Manor Detroit residence.
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Wellington
Frederick Baker Hanson
Michael Joseph Owens
Toledo
Detroit
Michael J. Gallagher
Lucerne Dr
Palmerwoods
Owens Bottle Company
Mr. Hanson
Prospect Street
Hollywood
Florida
Hollywood Beach
Alden Park Manor
Ohio Forecast Maps Partly Cloudy and Colder
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday in Ohio with colder conditions overall. The eastern and southern sections expect the sharpest drop in temperature as the weekend approaches.
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Ohio
City finance policy sought by Elyria councilman
Councilman-at-large William D. Taylor wrote to Mayor W. H. VanOster urging public disclosure of the city’s financial policy. He references prior deficit projections, past wage cuts, and calls for clear policy statements during the mayor’s first year in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Taylor
W. H. VanOster
Chronicle - Telegram
Ity
Elyria
Itcines
Finance Committee
Council
Roosevelt positions on bonus move in campaign tour
Roosevelt arrives in Indianapolis and speaks from the Hotel English balcony. He reiterates no bonus payment until a treasury surplus and criticizes Hoover era fiscal policy while pledging 25 percent government spending cuts and revenue measures. He urges beer legalization to balance the budget and dismisses thoughts that Hoover’s re election guarantees good business.
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Pittsburgh
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ohio
Indiana
Hoover
Henry Ford
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles M. Schwab
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
New York
Roosevelt
Brick Urges Hoover Support at Elyria Rally
Carl R. Brick secretary of the Co operative Club International urged support for President Hoover at a Republican rally in Elyria. He spoke to a large crowd on national issues and paused in Elyria during a campaign tour.
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Hoover
Carl R. Brick
Co-operative Club, International
Elyria
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Brick
Oberlin Council Sets Gas Rate At 65 Cents
Oberlin village council approved an ordinance setting the gas rate at five cents per thousand cubic feet for two years to start in 30 days. A resolution authorized repairing West Hamilton street with township trustees and county commissioners. An agreement allocates 25 percent cost sharing with state 50 percent and county 25 percent for paving South Main street from the New York Central tracks to the corporation line.
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Oberlin
West Hamilton Street
South Main Street
New York Central
Corporation
State
County
Red Cross Roll Call Dinner Tonight in Elyria
Elyria residents and Red Cross workers will gather at the First Congregational church for the 1932 roll call dinner meeting. G E Jones of Noblesville Indiana, national Red Cross rep and Hamilton County Chapter chair, will speak at 6 20 p m under Republican sponsorship.
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Red Cross
Elyria
American Red Cross
First Congregational Church
G. E. Jones
Noblesville
Indiana
National Red Cross Organization
Hamilton County
Bitter bid for Sixth Ward council seat roils Elyria council
Elyria faces a tense special session to name a Sixth Ward councilman. O K E Rankin leads with strong support but faces opposition from some incumbents. Other candidates include Howard A. Roe and James E. Brown. former councilman Paul Wainwright resigned, while Charles Snoble had served briefly.
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Charles Sartor
O. KE. Rankin
Lake Avenue
Rankin's Friends
Paul Wainwright
Will
W. H. van Oster
Elyria
Rankin
Howard A. Roe
Courtland Street
James E. Brown
Council
Charles Snoble
Snoble
Woodville Bridge Bids Planned in Sandusky County
State Highway Director Merrell announced that bids will be received Nov. 18 for a new Woodville bridge in Sandusky County at an estimated cost of 80 000 dollars. The project would be contracted if the county covers its share as part of Route Twenty Association’s program.
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Edward C. Youns
Ridgeville Church
Nichols
Amherst
Stephenson Burke
Ridgeville
P.L. Morgan
Columbus
Merrell Today
United Press
Woodville
Sandusky County
Route Twenty Association
Jurors Given Day Off With Pay In Lorain Court
In Lorain common pleas court thirteen jurors awaiting a $7500 jury trial for injuries in a quarrel received a paid day off. Attorneys postponed the case of John Viggs and John Kovacs until November 17, leaving jurors with $3 each and no work today.
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Lorain
Republicans Stress Economic Issues in Campaign Push
Washington October 20 The Republican strategy centers on hammering economic issues until election day. Roosevelt signals revival of the Beer for Revenue theme while Hoover remains cautious on prohibition, urging revision but not repeal. Senator Bingham promises a four percent beer tax bill to address deficits and nuisance taxes as campaigns focus on economic questions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Binghamn
Hoover
Secretary of Treasury
Ogden Mills
Bingham
New England
Mills
Congress
Missouri
Wisconsin
Women Organize Rural Welfare Relief Effort
Women from rural districts met at Mrs H M Tapper’s home to form a welfare group. They will work with township trustees and the Red Cross to repair old clothes and sew new garments. District organizers were named for Abbe road Gulf road West River road Murray Ridge West Ridge and Town Line road.
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H. M. Tapper
West Ridge
Red Cross
Abbe Road
Charles Hammer
Gulf Road
C. Youtry
West River Road
Louis Keller
Morris
Murray Ridge
Arthur Fester
Town Line Road
John Derefield
Markley
Parent- Teacher Association
FP. T. A
Lake Aretive
Albert King
Bright Spots In Business World
A roundup from New York and across the nation notes building permits in 576 cities totaled 36 million for September, a 1.4 percent rise from August. Other items include Muarray Corp of America rehiring 1,200 workers and boosting payroll by about 50 thousand dollars weekly to prepare for 1933 model production, Corn Products Refining earning 74 cents a share in the September quarter, and Cotton spinning spindles at 22,883,948 in September up from 22,022,490 in August. Texas Gulf Sulphur reports 56 cents per share for the September quarter, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad freight up in early October, Otis Elevator returning to a profit of 358,716 for the September quarter after a prior loss, and Beech Nut Packing earning 537,469 for the September quarter versus 604,036 in Q3 1931.
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New York
S. W. Straus & Co
Hubbell Seeks Removal Of State Auditor And County Auditor
Charles H. Hubbell, attorney and politician, announced plans to file petitions to oust State Auditor Joseph Tracy and Cuyahoga County Auditor John A. Zangerle. He cites long standing treasury shortages not detected by Zangerle or state examiners Maurice Maschke and others, amid a court exonerating Maschke and co defendants while censuring the two auditors. Hubbell had earlier moved to remove Sheriff John M. Sulzmann from office.
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Cleveland
Charles H. Hubbell
Joseph Tracy
Cuyahoga County
John A. Zangerle
Hubbell
Zangerle
Tracy
Maurice Maschke
Glassford resigns as Washington police chief after clash with DC commissioners
Pelham D. Glassford a former Army general and West Point graduate resigned today as Washington's chief of police. The action follows a dispute over proposed personnel changes aimed at boosting police efficiency and a history of tension with administration figures over the Bonus Army eviction.
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Washington
Pelham D. Glassford
Bonus
District of Columbia
Washington Police
Glassford
Bonus Army
West Point
Considere
Arizona
France
Bomue
Get Your Car for Winter Ad Promises Quick Savings
A newspaper notice previews an upcoming Want Ad feature titled Get Your Car for Winter. The ad aims to attract readers with autumn automotive service offers and time saving benefits, highlighting cold weather driving tips and maintenance ideas.
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Organize
Ohio Association OF School Boards
W. OH. Vanqoster
City of
City Hall
Oia
North Ridgeville
F. Q. Blanchard
Euclid Avenue Congregational Church
Harry Deible
Indianapoles
Ind
U.R
Franklin J. Roosevelt
English
Oberlin Council
Red Cross Roll Call
National Republican Committee
Lorain, County
Republican Executive Committee
Sixth Ward
Cupid
Joe Kurth
Ler
Notre Dame
Dan Cupid
Kurth
Inset
Virginia Artlieb
University of Wsconsin
Chilton
Wis
Detroit—Muarray Corp. of America
C. David Widman
NEW York—Corn Products Refining Co
United States
Department of Commerce
Texas Gulf Sulphur Company
Baltimore—Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
0Otis Elevator Company
Canaigharie
N. Y
Beech Nut Packing Company
Cleveland Man i. Act
Tracy and
Warrington
Polige Chie
Ben
Cade
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