City to accept State highway material for Cleveland street repaving
Mayor W H VanQster said the city will accept the State Highway department plan after disputes with city officials over material types for Cleveland street and Lake avenue. County commissioners agree to 25 percent funding, state 50 percent, total estimated 35 000, with T 13 and T 17 favored by state and county, T 5 and T 14 by the city. The state is expected to let contracts soon, contingent on the city’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. VanQster
State Highway Department
Cleveland Street
Lake Avenue
State Department
I. R. Ault
Ashland
A. P. Lagron
Fred Underhill
W. Hanoster
J. M. Powell
A. P. Lagton
State Releases 329,567 For Teachers Pay
State Finance Director Howard L. Bevis and State Auditor Joseph T. Tracer mailed payments for the teachers' retirement and parallel contributions. The distributions covered Bellefontaine, Morgan, Sebring, Adams, Brown, Butler, Coshocton, Delaware, Greene, Highland, Logan, Morgan, Perry, Pickaway, Vinton, Meigs, Richland and other counties with payments ranging into the tens of thousands of dollars. A second large payment was expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colcmels
Howard L
Brown
Butler County
Cann Oll
Coshoeton
Delaware
Greene, Highland
Logar
Morgan
Noile
Perry
Pickawas
Vinton
Meigs
Richland
Masons Elect Columbus Man
Canton October 21 election of Simeon Nash of Columbus as Brand onster to suecaed Judge Kaires Bl Ake Canton. Selection of Columbus for next meeting closed the Grand Lodges of Ohin. A review of the year by Jidee Ake noted the Masonic population of Cia with its more than 7a rigs was 199,283 ye of last ou o. There were 2,788 deaths of Alasons in the state the Tash Sar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Simeon Nash
Columbus
Brand Onster
Kaires BL Ake
Ohin
Wsit
Jidee Ake
CIA
Tash Sar
Four H Clubs in Lorain to Send Delegates to State Meet
Lorain county four H club members will be chosen tomorrow as delegates to the State Four-H club meeting in Columbus starting October 81. Three girls and two boys will represent the county. delegates must be at least fourteen. A bus will Transport them from Elyria at 10 a.m. October 41 with delegations from nearby counties. An advisor will accompany the group as the event features awards for long time leaders, though Lorain has no eligible leaders this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Tmorrow
Columbus
Alica Bird
County Agricultural Extension Service
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Geauga
Lake
Medina
Kuron
Ashilend
Elyria
Loraig County
Ress
Loy Courty
iWila
Miss Bird
Death Record MNEs in Grafton Bedside Service Scheduled
Frank Rogers passed away at ten o clock at his late home in Grafton after an illness of five years. Born December 24, 1864 in By land and lived in Lorain County sixty years. Member of the Methodist church of Grafton Larg i Meccahess and Rebekah Lodge No. 00. Survived by husband Frank Rogers 77, sons De Forest of J. Gleo AL, Cleveland, and Graft F. of Graf tor. Daughter Mrs Clara Muffly of Elyria. two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Gro of Lorain and Mrs Fred May k of Elyria. Daughter Mrs Ber Merriam of Elsna preceded him three months ago. Friends may call at Sudro Funeral Home until Sunday noon, body removed to Methodist church in Gratton for services at 1 p m with Reverend Haines officiating. Burial in North Street Cemetery.
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Frank Rogers
Graftar
Byland
Lorain County
Methodic Church of
Grafton
Larg i
Graftor
Clara Muffly
Elyria
Elizabeth Gro
Lorain
Fred May~k
Mes Ber Merriam
Elsna
Sudro
Methodist
Gratton
Haines
North Street
Red Cross leaders urge unity and mobilization for disaster relief
Speakers at a Joral chapter meeting outlined ongoing disaster relief efforts and the need for broad public support. They highlighted first aid expansion, 68,481 qualified workers last year, and 556,402 total trained, plus the Junior Red Cross growing to 7.9 million in the U S A. The address urged organized community action, stressing that gifts support Red Cross work rather than the organization itself. A. L. Werner chaired as Mrs. Otto Greene criticized social inertia and announced roll call headquarters on Broad Street for continued volunteer outreach.
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Wet Service Department
Todas
Wiesiedad
Redross
Lysteria
Tree
Rey
Jonas
Junior Red Cross
America
Red Cross
A. L. Werner
Joral
Otto Greene
Roll Call
Broad Street
Ohio Public Service Company
Bank of England Governor Norman Warns World Faces Uncertain Economic Future
Montague Norman, famed for speaking rarely, declared the world in a helpless low mood as he announced the Bankers Industrial Development Company. At a Mansion House banquet he warned that events seem outside any single government or nation to control and urged a twofold approach: address frozen credits and foster cautious lending abroad for future stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londox
WR — Montague Norman
Bank of England
Bankers Industrial Development Company
Norman
Former Oberlin Teacher Is Dead
Oberlin obituary notes the death of Professor John Taylor Shaw a longtime Oberlin Academy and College faculty member who retired in 1918 and died in Newtownville Massachusetts He was born February 28 1848 in New Bedford and educated at Brown University Andover Seminary and Yankton College He is survived by a daughter Caroline N Shaw of Cambridge and a son David T Shaw of Swarthmore Mass Funeral services were held at Mount Auburn Cemetery chapel Cambridge.
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Oberlin
John Taylor Shaw
Oberlin Academy
Newtoville
Mass
Oberlin College
Mr. Shaw
New Bedford
Brown University
Andover Seminary
Yankton College
Caroline N. Shaw
Cambridge
David T. Shaw
Swarthmore
Shaw
Mount Auburn Cemetery Chapel
New Voters Instructed On Ballot Marking This Fall
A meeting for first time voters aged to cast a ballot on November 8 will be held Thursday October 27 at 7 50 in Sturges Hall. Professor Fenn from Cher tin College political science will demonstrate voting technique and mark the ballot sheet. Professors Lewis and Taylor will discuss economy social issues and the 16th Amendment. The session is informational not partisan and welcomes questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturges Hall
Fenn
Department of Political Science
Chertin College
Ben W. Lewis
Eneah
Lloyd W. Taylor
Missionary Meeting At Rust M. F. Church Sunday
A missionary program titled An Hour With Lepers will be held at Rust M. F. church on Sunday October 23 at 4 p.m. Helen Mills sponsors in aid of the American Mission to Lepers. The program will include a talk on Lepers Their Care and Care, plus stories and singing by children. The Literary and Social Club also held a meeting yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rust M. F
Helen Mills
Baptists Elect Elyrians at Ohio Association Convention
The Fifth annual Ohio Association of Independent Baptist Churches met at First Baptist Medina Oct 21 and re elected officers. President Rev EB Griffith Toledo. vice president Rev H K Finley Wellington. secretary Rev C E Bacon Medina. treasurer Harley Stevick Elyria. Bible School and Young People's Work chair Rev George Bates Spencer. Publications chair H C Briggs Elyria. Bids for 1933 convention from McDonald and Portsmouth. Dredged note on seawater chemistry mentions dissolved oxygen and nitrogen presence at surface and 80 depth.
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Spencer
H. C. Briggs
Elyria
McDonald
Portsmouth
Dinner meeting to review Red Cross reports
Early in the program the presiding officer called upon Mayor W. H. Van Oster who spoke briefly of the Red Cross service. Another dinner meeting, where reports will be received and work checked, will be held next Thursday evening at St. Mary's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. van Oster
Red Cross
St. Mary's Hall
Oberlin Club Attends Elyria Meeting and Carnival Parade
Oberlin Democratic Women’s Club members joined the tenth anniversary Elyria Democratic Club event in Elyria with Mrs Charles Macrader presiding. A costume parade from James Brand House, delayed by rain, will be shown after the church night dinner at 7:30, with dinner at 6.00.
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Oberlin Democrats
Flyria
Oberlin Demacine Club
Elyria Democratic Club
Methodist Vharel
Elyria
Charles Macrader
Oberlin Democratic Womens' Club
Mire M. A. Hougtron
Margaret Youesten
Mise Floise Bahr
Vrs
L. T
L. T. McFarland, Mrs. &. A. Bahr
Anna Beck
Fiia Champnes
William Wright
Saucer
James Brand
Tariff Debate Hurts American Auto Markets in Europe
A speech discusses how tariff walls reduce American market access in Europe, hitting automobile sales as nations favor lower tariff regimes. The speaker supports protection but condemns excessively high rates that foster monopolies. Wages in Europe are argued not to threaten US standards due to higher production costs there from limited machinery.
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America
Europe
Malenchini
Harry Reynolds
Albert Veitzen
Maddock
Raymond Huston
Bankrupt Leadership Speech At Oberlin Draws World War Reflections
James G. McDonald, chairman of the Foreign Policy Association, spoke at Oberlin about a “Bankruptcy of Leadership.” He warned of unemployment, weak industrial leadership, and political failings postwar, predicting future conflicts and urging youth to foster decisive leadership for a safer world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allien Bailey
James G. McDonald
Foreign Policy Association
Oberlin Assembly
McDonald
Europa
New Education Fellowship
Nice
Woodrow Wilson
Paris
Germany
Lsaderstin
Kiwanis Club Hears School Singers At Luncheon
The Kiwanis Club met at the Newell Hotel with W O Zeiser presiding. New member H W Pond and guest H L Riehwine attended as entertainment came from the Cotton Blossom Singers of Piney Woods School Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiwanis Club
Newell Hotel
W. O. Zeiser
H. W. Pond
H. L. Riehwine
Cotton Blossom Singers
Piney Woods School
Mississippi
Hamlin blasts tariff and unemployment figures at meeting
NUMBER THREE Continued from Pages 1 recounts Hamlin accusing the government of misreporting unemployment and praising truthfulness. He criticizes Republican tariffs as unwise, urges repurposing the old machine, and notes a political divide with Republican friends. The event featured T A Conway, Democratic Men's Club, Mayor Van Oster, and remarks by a ploughman Robert Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilicites Hoover
Ilass
Hamlin
T. A. Conway
William G. Smith
Democratic Men’s Club
W. H. van Oster
Markets Update From Cleveland Grain and Livestock Prices
Cleveland grain and livestock markets show steady scores with wide ranges in prices. Butter and poultry quotes, potato sacks, and fruit vegetables list varied yields and values across Ohio Pennsylvania and New York markets with mixed demand and steady receipts.
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Wendy
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Ecobbiers
Federated Woman Leaders Meet In County Assembly
Mrs Luetta Pea body Magruder presided over a county Federated Democrat Women of Ohio meeting. Speakers included county and area chairs from Lorain Portage Summit and Medina. Past presidents were introduced and Frank Mackert of Lorain sang two songs. Mrs Magruder paid tribute to the late William Graves Sharp and introduced Mrs Sharp who hosted Mrs Owen the previous evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luetta Peabody Magruder
Federated Democrat Women
Oho
T. A. Consways
Tice
Lorain County
Watkins
Portage County
Henry
Summit County
Roshon
Medina County
Lab
George Pearts
Don Seathley
R. A. Moulton
T. A. Copnar
J. E Woodruff
Charles Eshman
William Dengate
Arthur Pfatt
EH. H. Hansman
G. A
Frank Mackert
Lorain
Mack- Ore
Barkley Tackles Hoover Critics At Campaign Rally
Senator Alben Barkley, known as a “muscle man” of the Roosevelt campaign, rallying audiences with blunt humor as he attacks President Hoover. He cites wheat at 20 cents, corn at 10, and cotton at five, accusing Hoover of stabilizing the farmer out of his home and into the stable. The speech also includes a jab on Garner’s looks and a comparison to Charles Curtis. The piece ends noting Sir Christopher Wren’s tercentenary as he returns to studies in aging.
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Roosevelt
Sen
Alben Barkley
Mem
Kentucky
Barkley
Hoover
White House
Garner
Charley Curtis
Christopher Wren
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