International Congresses Foreseen by Economic Expansion Group
The Association for Economic Expansion plans an International Congress of Industrial and Commercial Exportation in Paris this November. It will address production on an international scale, exchange issues, and monetary aspects of export, led by Duchemin Fougere and Rist with broad participation from European economists and business leaders.
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Paris
Association For Economic Expansion
Scope International
Duchemin
General Confederation of French Production
Etienne Fougere
Chamber of Deputies
National Association of Economic Expansion
Silk Federation
Professor Rist
Lausanne
Europe
Unemployment Relief Measure Adopted by County Commissioners
Hamilton County Commissioners adopted a resolution to request Governor White to secure 611,284 pounds from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for unemployment relief in Cincinnati. The action, announced today, aims to fund aid programs within the city and county.
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Cincinnati
White
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hamilton County
Rotary Club to hear Piney Woods singers next Tuesday
The Colton Blossom Singers from Piney Woods School in Mississippi will perform again at the Elyria Rotary club meeting at Elyria Memorial Hospital next Tuesday. After the meeting they will visit the Gates Home for Crippled Children to sing for the patients there.
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Colton Blossom
Piney Woods
Mississippi
Elyria
Rotary
Gates Home
State cuts hunting season to curb muskrat and mink extermination
The Department of Conservation announced season changes to prevent extermination of muskrat and mink. Muskrat may be hunted in the Lake Erie district from December 13 to March 15. Mink may be hunted from December 15 to March 1, 21 dates inclusive. Order signed by Commissioner W. H. Reinhart.
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State Department of Conservation
Lake Erie
W. H. Reinhart
Conservation Commssioner
Surprise program planned for Young Men's Club night
A surprise program will be presented at the weekly Young Men's club meeting at the YMCA next Monday night. Details are being kept secret by the program committee.
Road to be Improved on Grafton Eastern Route
County commissioners ordered improvements of the Grafton Eastern road from Cowley road to the county line, a half mile stretch, to be carried out by C T Biggs, county surveyor.
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Cowley Road
C T Biggs
Fined for Possessing Raccoon Hides Out of Season
Clarence Yorks, 26, of Walnut Street, was fined 25 dollars plus costs for possessing raccoon hides out of season. Justice Walter H Watts presided, Deputy State Game Warden W Holcomb testified after obtaining a search warrant. Holcomb found three oppossum, three skunk, and two raccoon hides in Yorks' garage. hunting license suspended for one year.
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Clarence Yorks
Walnut Street
Walter H Watts
W. Holcomb
Holcomb
Yorks
Death notices for Mrs Augusta Stolzenburg and Mrs Frank Root
Mrs Augusta Stolzenburg a longtime Styria resident died at her East Fourth Street home at age 84 Funeral services set for Tuesday at 1 30 pm from her home and 2 pm at St Johns Lutheran Church Interment Ridgelawn cemetery Survived by five children ten grandchildren and a brother in Elyria Germany She had lived in Elyria for 49 years The Sudro Funeral Home is handling arrangements Mrs Frank Root born Mary Alice Rawson in Elyria Germany 1880 died at her Pittsfield home Survived by her daughter Mrs J H Worcester four grandchildren and brother H B Rawson Services are Tuesday at 2 pm from the home
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Augusta Stolzenburg
Styria
Augusta Stelzenburg
East Fourth Street
Yeats
William Stelzenburg
Ir Dees
Albert Ati
Christ C
Elyria
Williant
Kuusville
Tenn
Otto Tstelsinburg
Columbus
Mies
Anna C. Stolzenburg
Steluenburg
Germany
Sudro
St. John's Lutheran Church
Alimm | Schroeder
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Frank Root
Pittsfield
Mary Alice Rawson
Ger
JH. L. Worcester
H. B. Rawson
Hayton Bechtel Becomes Local Obituary At 31
Hayton Bechtel 31 died at his home in Brownhelm at 7 this morning after a year of declining health. He was born in Brownhelm, a Brownhelm High School alumnus of 1917, and an active Brownhelm Congregational Church official. Surviving: widow Ethel McQueen Bechtel, parents Charles and Mrs Bechtel, brother R W Bechtel, sister Mrs Roy Angersbach. Funeral in Brownhelm Sunday 2 to 6 viewing, private Monday 2:00 at home with Rev Albrecht, burial in Brownhelm Cemetery.
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Ulayton Bechtel Brownhelm
Hayton Bechtel
Brownhelm
Ufe
Brownetn
Ethel McQueen Bechtel
Charles Bechtel
R. W. Bechtel
Roy Angersbach
Henrietta
Brownhelm Congregational
R. BE. Albrecht
Brownhelm Cemetery
Appeals Court Rules On Hastings Cox Case
The district court of appeals affirmed a $500 judgment for George Hastings against H J Cox, and reversed a $400 award in a related suit by Mrs Hastings. Hastings of Penfield township sued Cox on Grafton road for $5 000 for injuries to his wife who was struck by the car June 18 1920 near her home. The $500 verdict for the plaintiff was sustained. Mrs Hastings, now deceased, sought $10 000 and got $400, which was reversed for error in the trial charge.
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District Court of Appeals
George Hastings
H. J. Cox
New Orleans Sees Relief From Major Bridge Plan
New Orleans faces brighter winter prospects as construction jobs exceed 209 million dollars come with the Public Belt bridge project across the Mississippi River. A 14 million dollar span will be over three and a half miles long, rise 135 feet, start within two months, and create thousands of jobs as work proceeds over about 2.5 years. The bridge will sit nine miles from the business district and be the river's southern crossing. The plan calls for 60,000 tons of steel, 200,000 cubic yards of masonry, and heavy concrete floors with 1,200 thousand concrete units. Other contracts include a new federal building and extensive improvements nearby.
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New Orleans
Mississipp River
Winshire
Migs
Poch Ne Peer
Iumber
Federal
Convalesveris
Car Stolen From West End Grocery Found Abandoned
Wellington deputy reports the car used in the Thursday theft from West End Grocery was found abandoned several miles south of Wellington. Clothing taken from the store was recovered. food items were not. The loot value is about 140 dollars, per store proprietor J Beeler. The thief’s exit route and vehicle status remain unclear.
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Mellington
Wellington
West End
Grovery
Shorif Paul Chapman
J Beeler
Steers
Chapman
Ras
Luther of Stix Fatally Injured at Mine
Oct 2 report from ub tBls describes Mine Cyrusner Osner father of sin 4 who was killed when a mine pony tapped a fellow worker’s neck and fractured skull. Osner, an employee of City kngis heels, was returning home with his paycheck when he glimpsed two men preparing to fell a tree.
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Luther
STIX
Cysner
Gio
Tellow
Berty
Kngis
Osner
Wheeling District Shows Employment Gain
A Wheeling district survey reports 2892 more men employed on October 1 than July 1. Officials at leading plants say Ohio Valley industries appear on a path toward normal conditions, signaling improvements in local employment.
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Wheeling
Orr
Ohio Valley
Court Actions and Divorces in Ridgeville Township Area
The First Sayings and Loan Company sues Daisy H. Allen for 3919 on a promissory note with foreclosure of property in Ridgeville township. Martha Dean seeks divorce from Levy J. Dean on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. they wed in 1930. George Mathews of Elyria is paroled by county officials to pay 59 in fines at 5 monthly installments after a firearms charge. Karl Schallon and the state Industrial Commission sue C A Waite of Elyria for 614 the award dated October 10, 1930. We live at far too slow a pace in pursuit of a more perfect civilization.
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Sayings and Loan Company
Daisy H. Allen
Ridgeville Township
Martha Dean
Levy J. Dean
Lorain
George Mathews
Elyria
Mathews
Gilbert Bettman
Karl Schallon
State Industrial Commission
C. A. Waite
East Avenue
Industrial Commission
Schallon
Waite
Prize scholarship winners announced by Oberlin College
The Oberlin College and Conservatory announced prize scholarship winners after exams held on October 13. Winners include Matie Walt of Elyria High School who earned a French scholarship, and Robert McQuattie and Bethner Ross of Lorain High as honorable mentions. Conservatory winners feature Dorothy Tirrel and Jack Chamberlain in piano and voice respectively.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Conservatory
Mmusic
Olice Ob
E'Al Ature
Conservatori
Amisy Matie Walt
Elyres High School
Stadt
Robert McQuattie
Bether
Ross
Lorain
Miguelo
Waithdraesal
Genevieve Johnenn
Gdenville High School
Levelann
Maude Lin
Scottt Iveh School
Toledo
Peggs Radde
Basi
Cleveland
Marie Witt
Wivrit H
Blytia
Alfred Waieht
East High
Elaine Williams
Shaw High
East Cleveland
Frederic Wood
Western Reserve Academy
Hudson
Hazel Men
John Adams High
Max Knepper
Florence
Eden High
Eden
Harold Wood
John Adams
Frances Sherman
Oak Park High
Oak Park
John Sinclar
Glenville High
June Braun
Itamilton High
Hamilton
Norman Lave
Lincoln Hugh
Charles Marshall
West High
Elizabeth Smith
North High
Akron
Edward Koon
Collinwood High
Benson
Harry Guenther
Lorain High
John Schmidt
Wilfred Ward
Shaker Heights
Harold Hoffman
Lincoln High
William Weber
Hast High
Conservatory of Music
Dorothy Tirrel
Esther Ross
Albert Zbinden
Libbey High
Jack Chamberlain
Northeastern High
Detroit
Mich
Oberlin Chest Group to Elect Officers and Budget Action
Oberlin Chest Group plans annual meeting October 11 to elect officers and set the year budget amid organizational notices. Treasurer Rajpone and current director Worcester will lead the campaign with a sheeted meeting to dismiss the budget and set the coming year’s plan under the central board’s direction.
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Oberlin Chest Group
Elroy Ted
Rie
Worcester
Mission services to start tomorrow at Heart ory temple
Leth ob mission services will be held at the shared Heart ory tommening temorro. The Rev. Ow. Moki will deliver both morning and evening Masses, with Sunday services at 4 PM.
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Leth Ob
Ory Tommening
Democratic Women of Oberlin Meet Monday Evening
A Democratic Women’s club gathering is set for Monday at Mrs Charles Magruder’s home in Oberlin with Mrs Thomas Conway as main speaker. Also notes Miss Wartha Scott visits from Cliveland, and Miss Judith Sherrill will sing in Columbus for the Ohio Newspaper Association. Metropolitan Police Headquarters phone line cut as economy measure.
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Democratic Womens
Democrat Women's
Oberlin
Charles Magruder
North Plesasant Steet
Thomas Conway
Elgtoa
Renunty
Democratic Women
Wartha Scott
Cliveland Todes
Lakewood
Mis A L Mathews
Missouri
Republian Party
Bicklen
R. H. Bowden
Cornelius Eastman
Lacey Stone
Ingay
Congregational Church
Florence
W. J. Cady
Ins
Berlin Heights
William Smith
Oberlin Republican Women’s Club
Metropolitan Police
Diary Keeps 50 Years Record of Daily Notes
Monmouth Oregon reports L Van Loan who recently turned 67 has maintained a daily diary for fifty years, recording events and observations across decades in a personal chronicle.
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Monmouth
Ore
D- L. van Loan
Scow Is Safely Docked After Lake Erie Rescue
In Cleveland on October 22 a derrick scow broken from a tow rode high waves off Brath venthal in Lake Erie. A drowned man, Wayne Salo, 26, and two rescued crewmen from American Construction Company faced a 24 hour ordeal before coastguards freed the stranded craft with a two cable tow.
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Cleveland
Brathventhal
Lake Erie
Wayne Salo
Lowling
Salo
Ams
American Construction Company
Dayton Police Admit Attempted Hold Up By Ex Officer
Dayton Ohio police said Herman Jackson a 42 year old former officer who resigned two months ago admitted attempting to hold up Geneva Kammer 21 at a Dayton Barber Supply Co. He had been charged with misconduct while on the force. Other briefs note a Cleveland man found dead near a road a possible car strike a mysterious explosion at a Cleveland dry cleaning shop and a murder in Circleville involving Sarah Kidnes 14. Ohio brief items from Columbus report Phi Eta Sigma honors for 17 Ohio State University students and news that a successor to Colonel Ralph D. Cole will be chosen for the Ohio American Legion after his fatal auto crash.
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Dayton
Herman Jackson
Geneva Kammer
Daston Barber Supply
Jackson
Columbus
O. Or
TAA
Ralph PD. Cole
Findlay
Ohio Department of the American Legion
Legion
President’s revised speeches anchor campaign train schedule
A presidential trip unfolds with repeated speech revisions to counter daily opponent attacks. The special train departed Washington at 10 30 p m and heads to Detroit due by 7 50 p m. Charleston stop lasts 30 minutes before back platform appearances with Mrs Hoover. The train returns to Washington about 2 15 p m Sunday. Life is framed as reaching toward a better self.
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Washington
Detroit
Markets Cleveland Line Stolr Hines-1,000 cattle steady week
Market notes show cattle prices steady with some decline in week’s end. Veal and steer values mixed, good yearling stock around 7.60, bulls near 6.0, cows around 10, calves and hogs softer with sausage bulls closing near 2.00. Comparable week shows Breddy and Roo to wholesale closing at 6.00.
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Cleveland
Hines
Weelk
Bug
Tor
Tower
Calanes
Chicago market prices and commodity quotations report
A dense listing from Chicago shows butter eggs potatoes and produce quotes, with receipts and futures notes. Prices for butter, eggs, wheat, corn, oats and various staples quoted by grade and region, alongside shipment details and market activity.
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Chicago
Navy
United States Department
Wisconsin
Mitina Abla
South Dakota
Ste
Exhibits Highlight Potatoes and Corn at Local Fair
Exhibits show potatoes and corn on display with a variety of entries. Local participants including Harry Barth and several county residents present the items while judges inspect the baskets and quality.
Real Estate Sales Announced by Local Brokers
Real estate deals disclosed include eight and a half acres in Clarkfield Huron County at the junction of State Routes 18 and 60 sold by Ludvig Tom to Catherine St Durst and Charles J Durhst for about 4500 dollars. A seven acre Rochestor Township farm sold to George Abbott of Cleveland for around 3000 dollars. The Oberlin store at 19 South Main Street, formerly Mary K E Munson property, sold to Grace Krueman of Elyria. J O Carpenter handled the sale. Small business demand noted by A J Lehman.
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Tatnin
Joohnson
Lethal Rear Estate
Clarkfield
Tha Bip
Huron County
Ludvig Tom
Catherine, St. Durst
Charles J. Durhst
Rochester Township
George Abbott
Cleveland
Abbott
Union Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit
J O Carpenter
South Main Street
Oberlin
Mary KE. Munson
Cold
Grace Krueman
Elysia
A. J. Lehman
New Botany Museum Planned for Paris With US Funds
Paris will gain a new botany museum funded by United States money. The Rockefeller Foundation allocated 5,000,000 francs three years ago, with the French government to contribute at least the same. Plans call for a public exposition gallery, with total costs estimated near 26,000,000 francs.
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Paris
UPI
United States
Rockefeller Foundation
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Entmicement” Department
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