Allen School District Celebration Draws Hundreds Indoors
Rain forced indoor relocation of the Allen school district celebration last night. Despite crowded halls and limited space the event featured student costumes, glow worm lanterns, and a public address system for music. Gifts were distributed in classrooms today due to space limits. funds will support future recreation efforts.
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Allen District
Joe Boddy
Mary Opfer
Ray Chm
Maynard Huene
Curtis Atkison
Trust
Cleveland Market Egg Prices and Livestock Report
Market prices reflect first hand purchases and wholesale selling quotes. Consumer grade eggs show steady to firm demand with light wholesale activity. white and brown eggs vary by size. Livestock markets in Cleveland report steady cattle and calf values, with active trading and ranges for sheep, hogs, and wholesale cuts.
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Department of Agriculture Bureau of Markets
Cleveland
EGGE
White Brow
Employers Warned To File Reports Under Ohio Law
Ohio employers face a new penalty under the Unemployment Compensation Law if they miss quarterly contribution reports by midnight Friday October. Frank J. Collapy, administrator, notes penalties rise by 5 dollars per 30 day overrun up to overdues, with a maximum 25 dollars for a single violation.
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Ohio
Columbus
Frank J. Collapy
State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
General Assembly
Collopy
Death Records NICKEL Mrs Anna Nickel Dies at 2 30 A M
Mrs Anna Nickel widow of Henry J Nickel died at her son Nelson Nickel’s home 342 Kenyon Avenue at 2 30 a m after a lingering illness Born Brownheim June 4 1877 she lived in Flyria for 1h years She was a member of the Methodist church in South Amherst Survived by son and daughter Mrs Claude Birch o of Rochester N Y a grandson two sisters Mrs Katherine His wood of Worthington and Mrs Minnie Maybee of Cleveland Funeral services Friday 2 p m from Taylor Funeral Home Rev Dale Riggs officiating Burial Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst
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Anna Nickel
Henry J. Nickel
Nelson
Kenyon Avenue
Brownheim
Flyria
Methodist
South Amherst
Claude Birch O
Rochester
New York
Katherine Hiswood
Worthington
Minnie Maybee
Cleveland
Taylor Funeral Home
Dale Riggs
Evergreen Cemetery
South Amherrat
Court House ace skews fines in Eaton alcohol cases
At The Court House ace on end James Spicer Eaton railroad camp fined 15 dollars and costs after arraignment before Justice James Horn by deputy sheriffs for intoxication. Hugh Reisinger of R. D. Grafton fined 60 dollars and costs with 45 suspended on a charge of being in physical control of a car while under the influence, arraigned before Justice James Horn by deputy sheriffs on Route B2 at North Eaton. William Maringer of Buffalo, driver of a large trek outfit, fined 25 dollars and costs by Justice Charles Lord for being in physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence after his outfit tipped over on Route 10 east of Oberlin. Harlinger told deputies he was forced off the road by an automobile and that his truck turned over after entering a ditch.
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James Spicer
Eaton Railroad Camp
James Horn
Hugh Reisinger
R. D. Grafton
North Eaton
Wiliam Maringer
Buffalo
Oberlin
Charles Lord
Haringer
Police Department News From Brandtston Avenue Crashes and Citations
Police reports outline damage to a car at 8 p.m. on Brandtston Avenue and a parked car owned by Kasmir Le boda after Dr. Starris' vehicle struck it and toppled it into a tree. A collision on East Avenue near Ninth Street involved Thomas Wosich and a truck driven by Paul Strait. Krunter was fined $180 and costs in Police Court on a separate motor vehicle charge. Other incidents include a crash on Clark Street near Ninth, a suspension of six months for Bria, and an arrest at V1 20 p.m. yesterday. Gerald Hammond, 16, of Oberiin Avenue, suffered injuries and was admitted to Fixer Memorial Hospital for arterial treatment. Senior Four members plan a Sadie Hawkins event, Huntington Town announces a local plan.
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Bevond Street
Oon
Clark
Wanckles
Krantec
Wincktes
Bert Brite
East Bridge
Bridge
Charles Loangbon
Raney Md
Ain Bria
Juster
Heo
Broyat Longebon
Tld
Longbow
Eastover
Beal
Hee
Feyrad
Man
Pusive
General Industries 25 Year Club Dinner Meeting
The General Industries 25 Year Club held its first dinner meeting at the Graystone Hotel. President A. W. Fritzsche praised long-serving workers, noted growth from 250 employees in 1933 to about 2,000, and welcomed new members while stressing value of steady employment and purchasing power.
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General Industries
Graystone Hotel
J. Martin
John Byczynski
Alexander Thompson
Rudolph Neumann
Burnell Stevens
Ted Ruth
Ray Taylor
Ben Dangerfield
RL. Rhodes
Feed Colletta
Adolph Franks
Della Muffley
Lottie Deidrick
Robert Welers
Jack Kazimierczak
Gust Burandt
Mike Kazmierczak
Mabel Storer
Carl Kohler
Orlo Marsh
Oscar Rhoads
Clair Lee
Morris Barchard
William Keister
Leon Berg
Russell Reichard
Pre Cut
Pointneral Industries
Graystone
Nations Hotel
A. W. Fritzsche
Comorm
Elrth
Elgin Wrish
Fritzsche
Dewan
Ems
Fct
Ure Cid
Pana
Auto crash in Wellington injures residents and prompts updates
Report covers injuries from a Route 1 20 intersection auto accident near Wellington. Mrs Tames RY Doty and others were treated at Fen hospital and remain under observation. Updates note recovery progress, back to work statuses, and routine checkups as the community reports on related incidents and hospital stays.
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Wellington
Tames
Adams
Tuane
Fen Hospital
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Visit with His Grandchildren in Springfield
Mrs William Bennett is in Allen hospital Oberlin for observation and treatment Frank Phelps is visiting his children in Mansfield O Mrs Albert H Pierce still quite at her home on Magyar istreet
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Springfield
William Bennett
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Frank Phelps
Mansfield
Albert H. Pierce
Magyar, Istreet
Two Elyria Men Plead Guilty To Copper Theft
Cleveland police arrested Arthur Anderson and Norman Wynn both of 3468 South Maple Street on burglary charges after they admitted stealing 31 bales of copper wire weighing 50 pounds each from Elyria Belting and Machinery Co. The pair, employees at the firm, were bound to the grand jury under $2,000 bond each after arraignment.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Elyria Belting and Machinery Co
Arthur Anderson
Norman Wynn
South Maple Street
Elytia Belting and Machinery Co
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Lord
Grand Jury
Ward Meetings Close as Republicans Host Open Houses
Republican ward meetings finished with an open house at Councilman Kenneth Lord’s home at 209 West Hiver Street, where residents and other candidates gathered. Lord seeks re election in the First Ward and Myles Farmer campaigns in the Second Ward were hosted at his Fur Hace Street home. Both events were led by Hubbard Wilcox and Clifford G. Strean.
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Republican Party
Kenneth Lord
West Hiver Street
Lord
Myles Farmer
Furhace Street
Farmer
Hubbard Wilcox
Clifford G. Strean
Carrier Association Officers Installed at YMCA Meeting
Officers were installed for the Chronicle Telegram Carrier Association for the year at a YMCA meeting Tuesday night. Richard Larkin was named president, Robert Hecker vice president, Melvin Bhook secretary, and Tom Dostatt treasurer. Committees include program chair Keith Kachis, entertainment chair Ronnie Sand, welfare chair Dick Reising, with members Kaiser, Weber, Johns, Hoffman, Eschke, McCord, Bally, Godridge, Kohn, and Urpsehat.
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Chronicle-Telegram Carrier Association
Yom.c.a
Richard Larkin
Robert Hecker
Melvin Bhook
Tom Dostatt
Keith iKachis
Richard Kaiser
Dick Weber
Lester Johns
James Hoffman
Ronnie Sand
Howard Eschke
James McCord
Janes Bally
Bob Godridge
Dick Reising
Bob Kohn
Don Urpsehat
Association
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