Gains In Ohio Banks Show Growth From 1933 to 1936
FDIC figures show Ohio national banks rising from 665.8 million to 1.07 billion in assets between June 1933 and June 1936. Total insured bank assets reached 2.398 billion across 8 national, 76 federal Reserve member state, and 367 nonmember state banks.
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Washington
Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FDIC
Federal Reserve Systems
Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
U. S
Love in Poetry and Song Across Arts
A brief note suggests love can be found in poem and in music as well as in artistic expression across forms. It hints at the emotional ties and universal appeal of art centered on affection.
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Art
Fife
Refuse To Order Ballot Names In Ohio Case
The Ohio supreme court refused to compel the secretary of state to place Prohibition and Socialist Labor candidates on the November ballot. It upheld a ruling that presidential elector names need not appear and supported boards of election recognizing only registered electors in nominating petitions.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Prohibition
George S. Hawke
Cincinnati
J. W. McCarron
Socialist-Labor Party
George S. Myers
Ohio
Boards of Election
Students Hear Talk On Life In China
Elyria High School hosted Herbert C. White an official photographer for the Chinese Nationalist government who spoke on Chinese life and culture. He shared hand colored pictures drawn by Chinese children illustrating art architecture and daily life along with notes on history and famous beauty spots.
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China
Elyria High School
Herbert C. White
White
Hallowe'en Party At Camp Iss-See-Kes
Fifteen couples attended the Senior Hi-Y club Hallowe'en gathering at Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River. The evening featured games music a treasure hunt and refreshments as part of the program.
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Camp Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
High School Play Delights with Elvira Comedy
Elvira High School presents The Bishop Misbehaves a three act comedy tonight. Miss Nina Baker notes cast adjusted full dress tails with practice and anticipates strong advance ticket sales from Oberlin students and locals.
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Nina Baker
Opty
Amon
Oberlin High School
Oberlin
Cooper-Foster Park Road Contract Awarded
The Ohio Engineering Company wins the Cooper-Foster Park road project for two miles in Black Rover and Ambherss townships. The bid is $24,253. Work to start immediately to provide access for traffic to the nearby North Ridge road bridge nearing completion.
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Black Rover
Ambherss Tourships
Ohio Engineering Company
State Highway Department
Teday
North Ridge Road
Death Record for George A. Smith 1864 10922 East Ave
George A. Smith died at his home after a five day illness. Born in Pennsylvania August 19 1864 he lived in the city for forty years as a carpenter and a Carpenters Local member. Survived by wife Maude M. and two sisters Ella Tare and Mrs Mar Jaquisab of Gridier California. Services Saturday at 2 09 at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Will Foster officiating. Burial in Brookdale cemetery.
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George A. Smith
East Avenue
Pennsylvania
Carpenters
Maude M. Smith
Airs
Ella Tare
Mar Jaquisab
Gridier
California
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Will Foster
Brookdale Cemetery
Tax money not in a special Social Security fund
Hamilton says money from the tax goes to the general treasury and may be used for any purpose by Congress. Tier argues the law creates a legal obligation to feed the old age reserve account, but moving funds requires congressional appropriation.
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Hamilton
The
Treasury
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Tier
Y Club boys pursue varied hobbies at Elwria Y
Elwria Y M C A opens hobby sessions with air model building chess stamp collecting and art stone and pottery. About 20 boys join the weekly programs led by instructors including Richard Gates and Harold Black. The art club plans stone and pottery work using Marblex for future pieces.
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Elwria Bors
Elwria Y. M.C. A
Court actions and divorces dominate Lorain docket
The Lorain area reports lawsuits including a Home Owners Loan Corp suit against Edward J. Jaeger seeking 33261 and mortgage foreclosure. Numerous divorce filings follow, with cases against Ben Rhennells, Walter Patterson, Paul Miller, Blanche Metzger, Frank Kachur, Eugene Nolte, and others. A personal injury suit of 25009 against Michael Jasatko in Lorain and a jury verdict in Oberlin court complete the day’s civil activity. County commissioners approved 190 tons of slag for Clifton Road improvements in Sheffield Township.
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Home Owners” Loan Corporation
Edward J. Jaeger
Eiyoria
Clifton Road
Shefield Township
Financier Thomas Cochran Dies at 64 in Bedford
Thomas Cochran, longtime partner in J. P. Morgan & Co., died of a heart attack at his Bedford home after several years of illness. The death occurred on October 23 in New York.
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New York
Thomas Cochran
Audo
J. P. Morgan & Co
Bedford
N. Y
Suit Alleges Sewage Disposal Damages in Wellington
Charles H. Wagner dairy farmer of Wellington files in common pleas court seeking an injunction against Wellington and The Telling Belle Vernon Company over discharges into Charlemont Creek. He seeks 50,000 damages claiming health hazards and property loss including loss of a picnic ground earning 1,009 annually.
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Wellington
Common Pleas Court
Charles H. Wagner
Telling Belle Vernon Company
Wagner
Teilins Belle Vernon Company
Charlemont Creek
Black River
Albrecht Promoted To Lieutenant In Fire Department
Walter L. Albrecht has been promoted to lieutenant in Elyria Fire Department effective November 1. He will serve with Engine Company No. 1 after a career of about 15 years, filling the vacancy from Lieut. A Clarke’s death. Albrecht served as a Navy inspector in World War I and has mostly worked at Stations One and Three. his place will be temporarily filled by a detail from another company. A civil service exam set for November 5 will determine permanent appointments for two vacant positions.
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Walter L. Albrecht
Elyria
Safetse
I. J. Faxon
W. N. Bates
A. Clarke. Albrecht
Elrria
Albrecht
Navy
Ladder Company
Bates
Fire Department
Markets in Cleveland area show steady butchers and poultry
Market reports list butter iocs and market steadiness for poultry including hens leghorn and old roosters. Prices for cattle calves sheep and pigs are shown with ranges and averages, noting slow to steady demand and varied stock quality across the region.
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Egous
Leghearn
Bronmers
Broilers
Lée
Idatee Sfae
Benneyde
Satan
Marne Cobbiers voomIn
Fen
L' Tedium
Choice
Searlings
Iscagher
Tou Jed
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Grandmother Seeks Custody as Testimony Battles in Court
Mrs. Mary Hollis of Lorain sobs while testifying in a habeas corpus case to gain custody of her granddaughter Lillian from her daughter Mrs. John McCauley. The child has lived with Hollis for years despite the parents' separation and remarriage. Hearings continued today in Judge Gry 8 B Findgler's court. Lawrence Paul of New York City is detained after a collision at Dut ton road and Lake avenue. A stolen Parma High School car was recovered and two Parma students held.
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Mary Hollis
Lorain
McCauley
National Tube Company
McCauleys
Hollis Cime
Lillian
Hollis
Hearms
Lawrence Paul
New York City
Dutton Road
Lake Avenue
Olive Vick
Erie Street
Clarence W. Dick
A. Witt
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Parma High School
Grain price report from Toledo elevators and transit
Grain market listings show No 2 red wheat around 1.52 to 2.25 dollars with premiums. No 2 yellow corn near 1.04 dollars. No 2 white oats around 0.47 to 0.48 dollars. rye around 0.95 dollars. mixed notes indicate price quotes and availability for several wheat, corn, oats varieties.
Toledo Prudence Butter Extra Ib Prints 36e
Classified item notes butter extra ib price and printing details with unclear context. Readers should verify availability and exact pricing from the listing.
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Toledo Pryudice
Euus
Present Juror With Hallowe'en Toupee
Ray Reed of 234 Harvard avenue, a juror, was presented with a Halloween toupee by fellow jurors as a practical joke. Reed, the only bald man in the group, could wear it for the city's Halloween celebration and not need to remove it indoors.
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Ray Reed
Harvard Avenue
Reed
Gardner sentenced to electric chair for Columbus hotel hold up
In Columbus Ohio three judges rejected William Gardner plea of insanity and sentenced the 35 year old to die in the electric chair for the hold up murder of Arch Coyner hotel clerk 21 months ago. Judge Scarlett said the slaying was deliberate and mercy not justified. Gardner claimed temporary insanity from marijuana and liquor and testified he got 61 dollars from the holdup.
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Columbes
William Gardner
Columbus
Arch Coyner
Henry L. Scarlett
Gardner
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