Kiwanis Gala Honors Ohio District Governor
William A. Williams, Ohio Kiwanis district governor, will be honored at a gala ball during the 16th annual state convention in Cleveland. About 1000 delegates from 124 clubs attend, with expectations of over 1500 tonight. Judge Arch A. Schramm of Marietta will deliver the keynote, and officials from Kiwanis International will attend. The governor urged Kiwanis clubs to aid in eradicating vice and racketeering as part of community lawfulness efforts.
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Cleveland
U.2
William A. Williams
Ohio Kiwanis
Charles G. White
Arch A. Schramm
Marietta
Kiwanis International
Edward Arras
Columbus
International
Charles A. Donley
Pittsburgh
Fred C. W. Parker
Chicago
Guy O'Donnell
Troy
Robert F. Frey
Ottawa
Robert Dunn
Toledo
Frank Poling
Mansfield
Clarence Fox
Berea
Kiwanis Clubs
Gov. Williams
One County Road Improves State Program Moves
County commissioners announced a cutback in rural road work under the state program. A plan for 16 miles of scattered improvements was submitted, but agreement blanks show only four miles on Biggs road in LaGrange township from Nickel Pilate to Indian Hollow. The four miles will be slag improved.
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State Highway Department
State Department
Biggs Road
LaGrange Township
Nickel Pilate
Indian Hollow Roads
Petit Jurors Drawn for November 6 Serving
Names of eighteen jurors drawn to serve on the petit jury starting November 6. Elyria group includes Baldt Masterson Braeudigan and Lara Weichel. Lorain group lists Kostrub Loose Deeter Mills Maddox Lewis Kosash. Other sections list Bacher Avon Kothe Amherst Sheridan Oberlin Morgan Kremm Sheffield Lake Loescher Ridgeville. Also a moral note about ideals and social justice.
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Petit Jury
Elyria
Max F. Baldt
William Masterson
John Braeudigan
Lara Weichel
Lorain
Stephen Kostrub
Meta Loose
Beatrice Deeter
John Mills
Janice Maddox
George Lewis
Frank Konaleski
Steve Kosash
Carl Bacher
Avon
Henry Kothe
Amherst
J. A. Sheridan
Oberlin
John Morgan
Wellington
Mabel Kremm
Sheffield Lake
Henry Loescher
Ridgeville
Government and private industry praised at Century of Progress
Century of Progress celebrations opened with a speech by Smith praising freedom and constitutional protection. He said government works best when it supplements and cooperates with private industry. He spoke at the Hall of Science, was greeted by a band and troops, and received an ovation as he toured the Fair with officials and a crowd following.
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Smith
Autos collide at Hast and Broad streets damaging two cars
Cars belonging to L. E. Wessel of 319 Winckles street and Harry Doncaster of 309 Eighth street were damaged in a collision at Hast avenue and Broad street yesterday, police reported. County commissioners yesterday authorized the purchase of two coupes from Leo Meyer Motor Company at 532 dollars each, trading in two old cars valued at 150 dollars. Wilson Little of Island and Eaton township reported a heifer that wasted in his field was missing this morning.
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L. E. Wessel
Winckles Street
Harry Doncaster
Eighth Street
Hast Avenue
Broad Street
Leo Meyer Motor Company
Wilson Little
Island
Eaton Township
Elyria Drum Corps Aims For National Fame
Elyria Drum Corps plans immediate rehearsals to regain national prominence after finishing second at the Chicago Convention. Wm Sudro and A R Agate outlined drills and schedules while members prepare a ten minute exhibition in Cleveland if finances allow.
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Chicago
Keystone State
Wm. Sudro
Elyria
A. R. Agate
Sudro
William Hruby
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Elyrians
United States
Elyria Corps
Cleveland Auditorium
Cleveland Production Company
Cleveland
C. A. Persons
Ben Russell
Charles Persons
A. T. Sibley
H. J. Stanford
Wm. Hruby
Charles Clarke
Hruby
Joe Shotoski
Len Wagner
Leeds Company
Elkhart
Indiana
A. J. Simpson
National American Legion
American Legion
Pson
Eirria
Lovala County
C. C. Hawke
Winfield
Kansas
Jas J. Elemes
Elvira Dram
Basic Corps
The
Boy Shot In Leg By Air Gun On Halloween Prank
Police were sent to the Fifth street and Middle avenue district last evening after a report a boy was shot in the leg with an air gun. Charles Evans said his son was wounded by Frank Day who claimed he fired to frighten pranksters after a glass in Day's showcase was broken and other glass marked with wax. Dr. D. Croft reported a porch stone shattered his screen door at 213 Huron street.
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Fifth Street
Middle Avenue
Charles Evans
Colonial Apartments
Attair
Frank Day
Day
Botice
Hallowe'en
D. Croft
Huron Street
Death Record Knechtges Funeral
Funeral services for the late John Knechtges will be held Thursday morning at 9 50 from Immaculate Conception church Grafton Mrs Joseph Barnes 08 died at her home at North Ridgeville Monday afternoon at 3 30 after a lingering illness She was born in Germany February 2 1865 and has been a resident of North Ridgeville for over sixty years She is survived by her husband and six sons William Jacob Frank and George of Ridgeville Henry and Bernard of Elyria and also eleven grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted Thursday morning at ten o'clock at St Peter's church in Ridgeville Burial in Ridgeville cemetery
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Joseph Barnes
North Ridgeville
Germany
William
Jacob
Frank
George
Ridgeville
Henry
Bernard
Elyria
St. Peter's Church
Halloween party and Fall Festival at East Carlisle school
The East Carlisle PTA will host a Hallowe en party and Fall Festival at the school Thursday evening. C E Nichols chairs a program with masked costumes fish pond fortune tellers and school musicians A P Bailey and his orchestra perform Refreshments free Community event invites canned goods or fresh fruit or vegetables for the school lunch program Kids lunch served last week with 190 children fed The festival aims to aid the school and asks for community support.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association of
East Carlisle
Hallowe'en
C. E. Nichols
A. P. Bailey
Unclear draft on retail trade mark-ups and codes
The article fragment discusses division of retail trade mark-up proposals under a code. NRA supporters favor a substantial minimum markup plan while opponents warn of complexity in calculating labor-based formulae. It notes a perceived victory for the Consumers Advisory Board against a fixed 14 percent cost-plus policy and mentions ongoing efforts and upcoming continuation.
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Bers
NRA
Consumers Advisory Board
Jitney Players to Present Play Thursday Night
Oberlin residents will watch the Jitney Players perform Goldsmiths She Stoops to Conquer Thursday evening in Warner Hall under the Summer Sessions committee. The traveling troupe formed in 1923 by Bushnell Cheney draws cast from New York Theatre Guild and Barrymore’s Hamlet Company and tours May to October.
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Oberlin
Goldsmith
Warner Hall
Bushnell Cheney
New York Theatre Guild
John Barrymore
Hamlet
Bernard Shaw
Recovery chiefs outline NRA price, wage rules for retailers
The article covers NRA provisions on retail pricing, with code thresholds at 13.2, 14.4, 17.5 and 20 percent for food, general merchandise, apparel, and furniture, plus an illegal undercut rule. It notes a 29.9 percent expense rate and anticipated enforcement actions, including fines and injunctions, as well as wage schedules from 10 to 15 dollars weekly across city sizes and group work hours. It also mentions J. F. Condon's remarks on the Lindbergh kidnapping case and claims about the Gorch suspect, along with potential exemptions for small-town stores from certain provisions.
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NRA
Farm Relief Administration
Johnson
Blue Eagle
Code Authority
National Retail Council
Condon
Springfield
Mass
Tam
Cnde
Apple and Potato Show Committees Named in Lorain County
Five committees were appointed last night by the county potato and fruit committees and Kiwanis representatives to supervise arrangements for the Lorain County Apple and Potato Show. Show dates tentatively set for November 24 and 25 with N. J. Hoskin in charge of potatoes and J. C. Cotton in charge of apples. Committees include Entry H L Sehne bach and J L Lehriver. Awards Reuben Miller and Reuben Baus. Publicity Otto Knoble Munns and a Kiwanis appointee. Finance John Schoepfle and Ralph Ring. Place selection headed by Og Ro Dall. Additions and further appointments expected as plans develop.
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Lorain County
Kyria Kiwanis
N. J. Hoskin
Eaton
J. C. Cotton
Elyria Township
H. L. Sehnebach
Brownhelm
J. L. Lehriver
Gratton
Reuben Miller
Reuben Baus
Otto Knoble
Henrietta
Alit Fot Munns
Kiwanis Club
John Schoepfle
Kiyria
Ralph Ring
Columbia
Court filings show multiple suits and foreclosures in Lorain area
Alfonse M Schmitz sues Molly and Henry Fuller for 1573 on a promissory note. Lorain County Savings and Trust Company sues Elizabeth Daney and others for 2287, Eugene Collins et al for 4967, Belle M Barnes et al for 37034. Foreclosures on Elyria properties sought. Sophie Lentz sues Ben Lentz for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Martha Brassare sues Felix for alimony on gross neglect and cruelty. Golda G Stevenson sues Charles Stevenson for divorce on gross neglect and cruelty.
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Alfonse M. Schmitz
Molly and
Henry Fuller
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Elizabeth Daney
Eugene Collins
Belle M. Barnes
Elyria
Sophie Lentz
Ben Lentz
South Amherst
Martha Brassare
Lorain
Felix
Golda G. Stevenson
Charles Stevenson
Canton
Farmers Strike Rally Calls for Cost of Production
Reno and state farm officials announced a broad campaign led by the association with 2,600,000 farmers across 27 states to halt sale of all farm produce until producers receive costs. The Illinois State Farmers Holiday Association, with 10,000 members, endorsed a boycott and urged a nationwide strike to force price parity with production costs. President Roosevelt’s currency pledge was denounced as empty, and opposition to Wallace’s hog slaughter plan was voiced as part of the broader effort.
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Roosevelt
Agriculture Wallace
Reno
Market Prices and Livestock at Cleveland and Chicago
Market summaries show cattle calves calves and hogs with mixed demand in Cleveland and Chicago. Grain futures slip while eggs poultry and dairy items move at steady to firm levels across markets, with detailed price quotes for wheat corn oats and soy products and receipts for hogs cattle and calves in various cities.
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Cleveland
Broilers
Colo
White & Ibs
Uty Ducks
Maine
Green Mountains
Idaho
Red River
New York
Ohio
Toledo
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Petroleum Men To Discuss Code At Meeting Here
The NRA code for the petroleum industry will be explained at a county wide meeting of petroleum dealers at Elyria High School auditorium Thursday night. The 7 30 P M session invites all local petroleum dealers truck drivers and station attendants to attend.
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NRA
Elyria High School
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