Ohio plans new state buildings and reformatories
The Ohio Institutional Building Authority proposed a $13.67 million program to erect a State Highway department building at Ohio State University, a Department of Agriculture and Conservation building at the State Fair Grounds, and a Health department structure. It also calls for two $1 million reformatories near Lebanon and Grafton to relieve crowding at prisons, with broader plans totaling over $11 million in new construction and more than $2.6 million in remodeling, to be submitted to the Public Works Administration for grant consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
State Highway Department
State Fair Grounds
Department of Agriculture and Conservation Division
Health Department
Ohio Institutional Building Authority
Lebanon
Warren County
Grafton
Lorain County
Ohio Penitentiary
Mansfield Reformatory
London Prison Farm
Public Works Administration
PWA
Washington
Highway Department
State Highway Patrol
Bureau of Motor Vees
Highway Testing Laboratory
Department of Agriculture
Cleveland State Hospital
Hawthornden State Hospital
Columbus State Hospital
Columbus Institution
Longview State Hospital
Receiving Hospital
Apple Creek Feeble Minded Institution
Dayton State Hospital
Massillon State Hospital
Toledo State Hospital
Gallipolis
Delawaree
Lancaster
Marysville Reformatory
Lima State Hospital
Athens State Hospital
Sandusky
Xenia
Velma Dangel Granted Divorce In Lorain Court
In a Lorain County divorce, Velma E. Dangel was granted a divorce from Harold L. Dane gel on grounds of neglect and cruelty by Judge D A Cook. Also, Charles and Mary Novotny face a foreclosure suit for 2953 dollars filed by the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company, and a state order releases one roulette wheel from a Stanton Hobbs raid in Oberlin. Deputy sheriffs confiscated 69 machines. about 40 dollars worth of material is to be returned. A Elyria man 20 year old Andy Bereznak was arrested on a desertion warrant in Justice Coon's court. no hearing yet. Mike Strike was fined 5 dollars and 12 dollars and 8 cents total for intoxication in Justice Coon's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma E. Dangel
Harold L. Dane
Gel
D. A. Cook
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Charles and
Mary Novotny
Elyria
Common Pleas
Guy B Findley
Stanton, Hobbs
Oberlin
Andy Bereznak
Woodford Avenue
Nellie Bereznak
Preston L. Coon
Mrs Fuldheim to Speak at Foremen's Club Meeting
Dorothy Fuldheim, renowned lecturer, will address the next Foremen's Club meeting at the Y M C A on November 17. She is expected to share new observations on conditions in Europe. Last year she spoke to the club and was invited back. the event is advertised as ladies night and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fuldheim
Tocar
Nounced
Report For Petit Jury Term In Elyria And Lorain County
Sixteen people reported this week for a three week petit jury term at the Lorain County Court. The list includes Mrs A C Thom Theresa Rogers Genrie Smith Elyria area residents and Lorain residents such as Fannie Roth William Clawson Susie Robinson and Lorenzo Montalto. Police and sheriffs sought to pick up Henry Bonecella and Nick Kuzyk both 19 who walked away Sunday from the Grafton Prison Farm where inmates are held on bustities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Thom
Boston Avenue
Genrie Smith
Theresa Rogers
Seventh Street
Elyria Cletus Gilgenbach
Elyria
Carl Berg
R. BD
George B. Warner
Emer
Perry Busweil
R. D
Henry Boncella
Nick Kuzyk
Cleveland
Grafton
Bonecella
Kuzyk
Bricker Attacks Sawyer in Campaign Fight Over Pensions
Bricker charged staff employees were solicited for a lawyers fund and claimed Edwin Oberholt z, Summit County Dem Exec, demanded a one percent wage levy. He said Sawyer's HQ contacted a list of state contractors for contributions and urged the social security board to halt pension payments for political reasons. Bricker demanded full disclosure of Sawyer’s August negotiations and an end to pension meddling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Poulson
CIO
Bricker
Lawyers Campaign Fund
Edwin Oberholtz
Summit County
Democratic Executive Committee
State Employment Service
Sawyer's
Sawyer
Social Security Board
Relief Clients Sent to City Jobs Under New Law
Relief clients reported by Service Director Faxon for work under the new relief law. Seventeen reported, while 25 were assigned. some had private employment and will work on city projects at 40 cents an hour until their relief orders are earned. Project work includes gutter cleaning, stump removal, and ditch work. County Relief Director Holmes notes about 200 employable relief workers in the county, with 146 active cases currently, down from 1,777 last March due to WPA and private employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directrr
D. Faxon
Faxon
Ernest Holmes
Helmes
Els Ria
Holmes
Guns Demonstration At Local Youth Club Sparks Debate
Members of a Young Men's Club in Lieus witnessed a gun demonstration featuring several rifles and a field howitzer, prompting discussion about civilian access to weaponry. Richard Cromks, guard, urged vigilance as he argued that bombing campaigns threaten rail lines and supply routes, while authorities emphasized safety and regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Club
Richard Cromks
Cleveland
China
Earl Griffith to Address Republican Meetings in Lorain County
Earl Griffith the MiG 7 OL Republican candidate for secretary of state will address three Lorain County meetings this evening. A meeting at Ammers s mom and mo in Lorain is scheduled for d pm with Rev Arthur Jn and Rev Johnson to speak. Akron Gospel Quartet will perform. Additional GOP meetings follow in Amherst Wallington and Oberlin with other speakers and church venues, aimed at mobilizing votes.
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Earl Griff
Mig
Lorain County
Ammers S
Lorain
Antlers
Kian
Toda A. Stetson
Tlignan
Frida
Fant
Well & Gospel
Akron
Johnson
Stetson
Amherst
Wallington
Oberlin
Telepathy discussed for Elyria Exchange Club audience
Rev Will J Foster presented a detailed study of mental telepathy and thought transference to Elyria Exchange Club members at Harriet's Tea Room on Second Street. The discussion included demonstrations aimed at entertaining and informing attendees about the phenomenon and its scientific aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Elyria Exchange Club
Will J. Foster
Harriet
Second Street
Mayor Fines For Gambling Attachments Across City
Mayor Joseph Q. Petro fined Dave Godes thirty dollars and costs with twenty dollars suspended for permitting gambling. Ralph Davidson of Cleveland Virgin Garis 209 Chestnut street George Lindsey 603 West avenue and Stacy Kaminski 334 18th street were fined one dollar and costs each for gambling after arrest by Patrolman C L Miller for playing rummy for money.
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Dave Godes
Sam's
Cut Rate
Joseph Q. Petro
Ralph Davidson
Cleveland
Virgin Garis
Chestnut Street
George Lindsey
West Avenue
Stacy Kaminski
18Th Street
C.L. Miller
Used Adding Machines Rebuilt Try One Without Obligation
Advertises thoroughly rebuilt adding machines with one year service guaranteed on all makes. Mentions G. O’Connor and phone 9242 229 7B. Includes unclear tail "1th KL" from the clipping.
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O'Connor
Oberlin News Highlights Local Services And Meetings
Funeral services for Nicholas Smith were held at Sacred Heart Catholic church with burial in St. Marys Cemetery Elyria. Obituaries note his Germany birth May 16 1870 and survivor Winifred. Local clubs hold inspections and meetings including Vine Rebekah lodge and Oberlin Democratic activities with candidates from county and state. Community groups plan PTA meetings and club gatherings with dates, locations, and speakers across Oberlin and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Nicholas Smith
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Father O'Loughlin
St. Mary’s
Elyria
Germany
Winifred
Twelve Youth Council Members Named For State Meet
Twelve members of the Lorai Corn Cooperative Youth Council were appointed to represent the council at the annual convention of the Ohio Farm Bureau in Columbus next week. Appointees include William Kneisel Corbett Walker Doris Minnich Marian Knittle Arlene Northeim Dawn Reed Lawrence Lucy Elizabeth More Melvin Hurst Lois Eldred Maude Hose Anne Buswell. A six member committee to coordinate activities was named: Corbett Walker Edna Lottman Vernon Munn Eleanor Petty Lyle Jamieson Elizabeth Whitney. A masquerade roller skating party for council members and friends was announced for Rainbow Gardens rink in Elyria next Monday night. Stanley Howard of Columbus was the principal speaker and shown Farot Bureau work and Yellowstone National Park trip films.
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Lorai Corn Cooperative Youth Council
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Lay Grange High School
William Kneisel
Corbett Walker
Doris Minnich
Marian Knittle
Arlene Northeim
Dawn Reed
Lawrence Lucy
Elizabeth More
Melvin Hurst
Lois Eldred
Maude Hose
Anne Buswell
Edna Lottman
Vernon Munn
Eleanor Petty
Lyle Jamieson
Elizabeth Whitney
Rainbow Gardens
Elyria
Stanley Howard
Farot
Yellowstone National Park
McLain Funeral To Be Held In Texas
E services for A. L. McLain of Rocky River, assistant to the sales manager at Thew Shovel and Lerain, were announced today. The body shipped to Texas. McLain died suddenly at Ely cia Memorial hospital yesterday. He joined Thew Company years ago as a salesman southwest and had been assistant to the sales manager for two years. He is survived by his wife in Rocky River, his mother, a brother in Texas, a brother in New York, and a sister in Athava Georgia.
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A. L. McLain
Rocky River
Thew
I Lerain
Texas
McLain
Ville
Elycia Memorial Hospital
New York
Athava Georgia
of Green
Achievement Program Broadcast From Cleveland Area
A Four-H achievement program will be broadcast starting at 1 p.m from Cleveland with participation by club members from Lorain Medina Cuya Hralmes Lake Geauga Sunuil and Wayne counties. The national Four-H program will precede the Cleveland segment which is set to begin around 12 48 p.m. local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Four-H
Trondcast
Statin Cle
Cleveland
Neearm UN
Lorain
Medina
Cuya
Award Contract For Razing Of Building
Lorain House Wrecking Company was awarded the contract to raze the Vaughn Building on East Erie Avenue in Lorain as prep for construction of a new bridge there. The bid called for a net payment in the county of 3300 dollars. It was the best of four bids received and is the first construction contract awarded by the commissioners in connection with the Eric street bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain House Wrecking Company
Vaughn
East Erie Avenue
Lorain
Cuu
eCommMissioners
Eric ‘Street
Brass hose couplings recovered after theft at American Rolling Mall
Nine of fourteen brass hose couplings stolen from the American Rolling Mall last Friday were found in a field behind the building by Walter Yourkvich of 1 Shear Street while walking his dog. Lieut. Detective Linyd E. Sweet reported the recovery yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Yourkvich
Shear Street
Linyd E. Sweet
Narrow escape as car hits pole on Furnace Street
Francis Wilbert of 311 Furnace Street escaped injury after his car collided with a pole and tipped onto its side while turning the corner from Furnace Street onto West River Street, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wilbert
Furnace Street
West River Street
Deaths: Martha Caley 66, Elyria Resident, Dies at Home
Martha Caley widow of Daniel Caley, 66, dies at 104 Stanford Ave after a hip fracture from a fall. She joined First Congregational Church in 1872 and leaves two daughters, a son, one grandchild, and a sister. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Anna Maria Wilbur 76, Elyria resident, dies after three weeks of illness in Akron. She is survived by her husband and five children plus nineteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Friends may call Nichols Funeral Home. arrangements incomplete.
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Martha Caley
Daniel Caley
Stanford Avenue
Caley
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Helen
Hazel Linder
Detroit
John
Pittsfield
Ohio
William Kaneale
Lyndhurst
North Ridge Road
Anna Maria Wilbur
William E. Wilbur
Carlisle Township
Akron
Wilbur
Providence
Rhode Island
Beulah Rigg
Grace Heimann
M.S. Martinson
William E. Jr
Oxnard
California
Elmer E
Woonsocket
Nichols Funeral Home
Winners Announced At Birmingham Fair Closing Night
The Birmingham Future Farmers of America president Junior Normandy announced trophy winners after the annual fair closed Saturday night. More than 1,000 people visited the event, run by the Birmingham Future Farmers of America under Paul R. Tuttle and the Birmingham Future Homemakers of America under Margaret Dinan. The closing program featured a Den Merthe Studio musical act and numerous prizes for apples, corn, cakes, and cookies awarded by various sponsors and individuals.
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Birmingham
Normandy
Birmingham Future Farmers of America
Paul R. Tuttle
Birmingham Future Homemakers of America
Margaret Dinan
den Merthe
J. ¢ Henry S
I. RR
Opperman
Stayman Apples Company
HG. Ennes
Jack Stephens
Baldwin
Henry and Avery
Arthur Brendemuhl
Broughton
Pearl Felton
F. F. Hinman
T. B. Normando
Collingwood and Howe
Meron Knott
Angel Food
Englebry and Hull
John Dickel
Fisner
King Jarrett
Ewell Repay
R. F. Breehmacher
Funure Farmers of America
Fire damages coop at Burrer home
Children using matches caused a fire that damaged a front square chicken coop at the home of C. S. Burrer at 121 Longfel Inn avenue last night. The coop was empty and the fire was confined to one corner. It was the second alarm for the new quadruple fire truck. Engine Company No. 2 firemen also responded.
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C. S. Burrer
Longfel Inn Avenue
Minor Automobile Accidents Reported
Police yesterday reported three minor car collisions involving local residents. B O Moore on Cornell Avenue said a rear fender bent in a collision near his home with Henry Hendrick on Broad Street. Edward McCoy on Furnace Street struck a right rear fender on Hendrick’s car. A parked car on Denison Avenue owned by Russell Lucas was damaged by C J Heathcote on Seneca Street Middle Avenue. A prior mistake claimed Charles Snavely struck John Plumbly on Lake Avenue. Snavely said Plumbly’s car struck his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Moore
Cornell Avenue
Henry Hendrick
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Broad Street
Edward McCoy
Furnace Street
Russell Lucas
Denison Avenue
C. J. Heathcote
Seneca Street
Middle Avenue
Charles Snavely
Bond Street
John Plumbly
Lorain
Lake Avenue
Lorain County 4-H Club Hosts Halloween Party
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club will hold a Halloween party Friday at West Ridge school at 8 p m. committees planned games refreshments and a gentle recreation program with prizes for funniest and best costumes and for the funniest bone. Arrangements committee members are Lois Eldred Marguerite Mason and Doris Minnich with refreshment volunteers Gerald Hasenpfing Ruth J ohnsen and Zelda Schramm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Hallowe'en
West Ridge
Lois Eldred
Marguerite Mason
Doris Minnich
Gerald
Honor Roll Announced At Jefferson Junior High
Announcement by principal F. A. Dusthimer lists thirty five students from Jefferson Junior High earning places on the honor roll for the first grading period of the 1934 39 school year. Five students achieved top grades across all regular subjects: Helen Stalla seventh grade Phyllis Abraninsk Frances Wacker William Wond and Ruth Keller. Also listed are students with all A’s in regular subjects across grades seven eight and nine with names including Beatrice Allsop Flora Louise Crosby Bab McClune George Sandri Eleanor Szabo Clyde Goldsmith Robert Gollmar Ruth Hollis Robert Nethercut Constance Jenkins Shirley Aarshall Mary Jane Pitts Charles Albrecht Joan Baum Carissance Chapman Roberta Foster Thelma Gegenheimer Beverly Gibbs June Squire Joyce Troup Catherine Bevit Lila Fell Margaret Roberts Lillian Stinder Ruth Schneider Frances Mackett Sidney Sprague Ruth Staknes Marold Terry Mary Agnes Welsh.
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Tve
Jefferson Darter High School
Sechersls Kenoroll
Yeat
F. A. Dusthimer
Arades
Helen Stalla
Phyllis Abraninsk
Frances Wacker
William Wond
Ruth Keller
Beatrice Allsop
Flora Louise Crosby
Bab McClune
George Sandri
Eleanor Szabo
Clyde Goldsmith
Robert Gollmar
Ruth Hollis
Robert Nethercut
Constance Jenkins
Shirley Aarshall
Mary Jane Pitts
Charles Albrecht
Joan Baum
Carissance Chapman
Roberta Foster
Thelma Gegenheimer
Beverly Gibbs
June Squire
Joyce Troup
Catherine Bevit
Lila Fell
Margaret Roberts
Lillian Stinder
Ruth Schneider
Frances Mackett
Sidney Sprague
Ruth Staknes
Marold Terry
Mary Agnes Welsh
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F. A. Humphrey
Mike Strike
West River Road
Foremen’s Club
Mrs. Fuldheim
Chrer
Wees
H. H. Benham
Elyria, Ohio
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Earl Griffith
Esther Wood
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Charles Sawyer
Robert Bulkley
Don Harter
W. L. Persons
Elm Street
T. Hi. Rowland
Noble Grand Association of Vine Rebekah Lodge
O. C. May
North Main Street
J. A. Richards
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North Cedar Avenue
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Hollowood Street
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