Campaign plans set for Chest Budget expansion 1936
The Community Service Council executive committee approved a 1936 Chest budget of 65 782 an increase of 15 582 over 1935 to meet higher needs of the Salvation Army and Associated Charities as relief loads return to the community. New line adds 409 for Tuberculosis Association work with children and lists participating groups. Campaign opening dinner is November 18 with luncheons November 22 25 26 and 26 industrial division chair to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Service Council
Salvation Army
Associated Charities
Tuberculosis Association
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Women’s Authiors
British Policy Debate Opens In Parliament
London news that Parliament opens a three day foreign policy debate to define Britain stance amid Mediterranean tensions and the Ethiopian war. It will cover League penalties, pacific negotiations, rearmament, German realignment, and Locarno fate, ahead of next month election. Prime Minister Baldwin to close with dissolution date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Great Britain
Mediterranean
League of Nations
Germany
Stanley Baldwin
Naval Conference in London Seen
London report says a five power naval conference will be held in London before year end. Exact date not fixed but Dec 2 has been mentioned. opening details and invitations awaited. Trustworthy source cites consultation among powers on convenient timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Weather Brief For Ohio Rains And Cold
Rain moves across the state with a drop in temperatures tonight. Colder air settles especially in the southwest with markedly cooler conditions Wednesday as clouds persist. East and extreme south portions may see rain precede the colder spell.
Lord Carson Foe of Home Rule Dies in London
Dublin born Irish lawyer and politician Lord Carson died in London after a illness of chronic leukaemia. He helped lead Ulster opposition to Asquith's Home Rule bill in 1914 and became a life peer in 1921. His career spanned years at the bar and 29 years in parliament, earning a reputation as a brilliant advocate and relentless fighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Carson
Duncairn
North Ireland
Ulster
South
Asquith
Edward Henry Carson
England
Carson
Sir Edward
Selassie Inspects Troops At Front
Emperor Haile Selassie flew to Dessie for a brief inspection visit to his troops awaiting engagement with the Italian army on the northern front. He was expected to take command in about ten days, though officials offered no word on new Italian moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Dessie
Dessré
Army Plane Missing With Two Passengers Near Seattle
Seattle October 22 Army and commercial aircraft joined a search for an LA 5 army observation plane and two passengers missing since Sunday The plane with Captain Henry Walker Pullman Washington a World War veteran and Lt J C Goldstein Seattle disappeared on a flight between Seattle and Portland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Henry Walker
Pullman
Wash
J. C. Goldstein
Portland
British Fleet Heads to Mediterranean Maneuvers
GIBRALTAR Oct 22 The British fleet steamed into the Mediterranean today for maneuvers. It is due to return Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
40th Lorain County W B A convention set in Essyria
The 40th annual Lorain County W B A convention will be held in Essyria Thursday October 24 at the L Q F Hall on Broad Street. Over 290 members from Welington Lorain Amherst Cleveland and Akron attend with Mrs Emma Zahrir of Elsha Review No 3 presiding. Major Mayror W HH Vanoster will give the welcome at opening and Louise Goodman will welcome the guests for Elyria and Lorain County W B A. Nellie Heppert state field director will address the afternoon session. The W B A, founded in Cleveland 43 years ago by Bina West Miller, is the largest fraternal benefit society run by women with 215000 members nationwide and 30,000 adults in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Helen
Cleveland
Gertrude Cramer
Marion Beal
Wellington
Mayror
W. HH. Vanoster
Sesson
Louise Goodman
Elyria
Mary Ludwig
Welington W. B. Band
Mary Prentice
Nellie C. V. Heppert
Ohio
Woman's Benefit Association
Bina West Miller
Port Huron
Michigan
Canada
Elsoria Review No
Mussolini Ready Soon To Discuss Peace
Rome reports trustful circles say Benito Mussolini soon opens talks to settle the Italian Ethiopian dispute. He would require Britain to withdraw the Mediterranean fleet and the League of Nations to defer penalties while Italy consolidates conquered territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Britain
Mediterranean
League of Nations
Italy
Great Britain
Ethiopia
Paris
Ozaden
Oziden
Tigres
Libra
Ruth Nichols Wins Brave Fight After Air Crash
Ruth Nichols, noted society aviator, appeared to be winning a brave fight against death from injuries suffered in her latest airplane crash near Troy New York. Her condition was described as improving and doctors expressed cautious optimism about her recovery as authorities investigated the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
Ruth Nichols
Funds Released For Ohio Projects
Columbus Ohio October 22 Stillman state relief director announced receipt of financial allotments from Washington for about 3 500 additional WPA projects totaling 26 233 326 The projects would provide employment for at least 60 000 men by October 28 bringing total WPA workers in the state to about 95 900
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Stillman
Washington
Ohio
Pipe Show And Ordinance Debate At City Council
Two Elsra councilmen displayed pipe and pipe coverings for reporters while discussing a proposed new PWA water main contract. Councilman Smith urged immediate passage of a five year service record ordinance for public works materials, but Lautenschlager sought committee referral to address definitions and federal approval concerns. The discussion touched on contractor C B E Lytle of Louis Citr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsra
Council
Elmer Nelson
Frank Henke
PWA
Nelson
Henke
W. G. Smith
Smith
Earl Leutenschleser
Lautenschieger
Harvey Chenery
C. BE. Lytle
Louix Citr
Thousands Flee From Path Of Cuba Hurricane
The hurricane ripped across eastern Cuba forcing thousands to seek inland refuge as winds intensified and seas pounded the coast. Communication with Guantanamo Bay broke, towns east of Santiago faced severed wires, and Baracoa and surrounding areas were hit hardest with flooding along river fronts in San Pedroito, Santa Belena, and Trocha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
United States Navy
Guantanamo
Naval Station
Oriente
Jamaica
Orient
Guatanamo
Santiago
Guantanamo Bay
Seaport
Baracoa
East Coast
Caimandera
Boqueron
Guantanamo Ber
Caimanera
Guantanamo- Baratoa-Mayari
San Pedrito
Santa Belena
Trocha
Relief Bonds To Be Sold Nov 14th in Lorain County
The Lorain County board of commissioners announced relief bonds totaling 144000 will be advertised for sale on November 14 to aid direct relief as federal support is set to end by December 1. Officials warned there is no guarantee the aid program will extend beyond that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Lorain County
Fedeeral
Is Acti
Sax
Red Cross To Begin Drive On Friday
The annual Red Cross Roll Call for Elyria and the south end of Lorain County starts Friday with a workers banquet at St. Pauls Evangelical dining room. The drive aims to raise $2500 and continues through Saturday November 2. Robert T. Moore leads the district, with Friday’s dinner uniting Elyria and county workers outside Lorain city. The Elyria District covers Oberlin Wellington LaGrange Rochester Kipton Grafton and western townships. Half the goal stays for local use, half goes to National Headquarters. Committee in Charge includes James A. Hewitt president campaign manager Robert T. Moore Judge Gur B. Findley Paul Menizel and attorneys Hubbard Wilcox Otto K. Mischka. George Richwine heads the Industrial Division soliciting Elyria and Lorain County factories outside Lorain City Avon Lake and Amherst. The October 25 to November 2 dates supersede the November 11 to Thanksgiving schedule. The Lorain City and north end roll call dates were to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Elyria
Lorain County
St. Pauls Evangelical
Robert T. Moore
Lorain
Amherst
Black River
Brownhelm Townships
Sheffield Township
Sheffield Lake
Avon Lake
Oberlin
Wellington
LaGrange
Rochester
Kipton
Grafton
Tural
Elstria
James A. Hewitt
Gur B. Findley
Paul Menizel
Hubbard Wilcox
Otto K. Mischka
George Rich
County Finances and One Mill Levy Discussed in Meeting
County officials met Monday afternoon to launch support for a proposed one mill operating levy to fund welfare institutions and county offices. Auditor Kelser warned the levy could reach only 1.68 mills under the school foundation formula, risking cuts if voter support falls short. Commissioner Davidson opposed the levy on campaign promises of lower real estate taxes but pledged to keep the courthouse open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar G. Tiunn
Oberlin
C. S. Kelser
Harry L. Shaw
Shaw
Children’s Home
Dunn
John F. Davidson
Keiser
Davidson
Walter J. Wright
Kelser
Campaign launches to raise funds for Elyria relief
Robert T. Moore leads a campaign to raise 2500 for Elyria and Lorain county relief starting Friday night and ending Saturday December 2. Moore, a Muskingum College alumnus and former Van Wert high coach, became Elyria physical director for eight years then joined Mutual Life Insurance. He is known as an athlete soloist and choir director and served in World War I. He belongs to the American Legion Elsha post Young Men's Club and Rotary Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Muskingum College
van Wert
Elyria
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
M. E
Elsha Post
American Legion
Young Men's Club
Rotary Clab
Y Membership Drive Begins at Elks M C A
The annual Elria M C A membership campaign opened with three clubs and Y USC A directors briefing over 19 workers to gather prospect cards. The horse drive with seven captains aims to recruit many new members by October 30, with prizes for top collectors and pins for three memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elrria ¥. M.C A
Y. Usc. A
B. Timms
Elsha ¥. M. C. A
Young Men's Club
City Club
Windus Club
Timms
Russell Francis
Fer
Tomoorrow
Donald Faber
Jack Lieber
Campaien
WPA Projects Expand Relief to 400 Workers in Lorain County
The WPA approved 19 projects nationwide, costing about 135 553 dollars, creating work for around 400 relief workers. Projects include street and sewer work in Lorain City, cemetery repairs in Amherst, school painting in Oberlin, and parks and facility upgrades across multiple towns. If all submitted Lorain County proposals are funded, about 2 000 employable relief clients could be engaged for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Sandusky
Lorzin County
Lorain City
Lorain
Grove
Wetermain
Oberlin
Avon Lake Village
Avon Lake Township
Amherst
Ambherst
Amerrst
Huntington
Russia
Elyria Council Advances Revised Building Code Ordinance
Elyria council last night gave the voluminous revised building code its first reading after weeks in committee. Council Clerk Dan B. Symons read the document as changes were adopted, with Councilman W G Smith noting potential 19 percent savings in some cases and a 35 009 dwelling could be built at 294 to 15 less than under the old code. The session also accepted a committee report authorizing a dead end at Garford school and referred a storm sewer connection request to a committee. A $17 60 claim by Maple City Lee Co. for damage from a city truck collision was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Dan B. Symons
W. G. Smith
Bandline and Lands
Board of Education
Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company
Maple City Lee Company
Norwerk
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Arthur Henderson
Bulletin
Pipe
U. P. Miame
Florida Peninsula
E. L. Barrick
Children's Home
Hed Cross Rel
South End
Stanford Avenue
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