Defeat urged of state bond issue by Elyria Chamber
Elyria Chamber of Commerce directors unanimously approved a taxation committee report urging defeat of the 7.6 million state warfare bond issue. They argue it raises the tax burden, would be financed from the general revenue, and offers little immediate relief to unemployment while economy should guide state spending. The report, signed by committee chair R F Vandemark and members, frames improvements as unnecessary without reserve funds and questions timing.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
General Revenue Fund
Chamber
State of
Ohio
R F. Vandemark
Charles Crehore
Elyrians Plan to Attend Banquet
Two Elyria men A L Garford and J B Johnson plan to attend the thirty eighth annual convention of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce in Columbus West Friday and Saturday Johnson will go as official delegate of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce Gov White Robert A Taft and Simeon D Fess are among principal speakers at the convention banquet next Friday evening, the feature of the event.
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Elyria
A. L. Garford
J. B. Johnson
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Columbia West
Johnson
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Governor White
Robert A. Taft
Ohio Senate
Ohio
Simeon D. Fess
United States
National Republican Committee
Credit situation shows improvement statement by President
Washington Oct 31 KP's report President Hoaver voiced optimism about improving credit conditions. Hoarding money has ceased, bank failures diminish, gold withdrawals slow, and wheat and cotton prices rise. Officials note higher general price levels, retail trade pickup, and stock market steadiness since the October 7 financial reform program.
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Washington
Kps
Hoaver
National Credit Corporation
Alger to Judge Boys Clubs Exhibits
Horton B Alger county extension agent will judge Four-H Club work in Cuyahoga County Monday and Medina County next Saturday. He will assess corn and potatoes and other crops and review club member record books, reflecting on industry and planning for diligent effort.
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ALGER
Horton B. Alger
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Medina County
Cambridge Professors Lecture Series On Attic Vase Painting
Queen's College Cambridge professor C T Seltman will lecture at Oberlin under the Charles B. Martin Lectureship Foundation. Lectures, illustrated, begin next Thursday at 8:00 pm in the Alien Art building on Attic Vase Painting with varying dates through November 11.
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Oberlin
C. T. Seltman
Queen's College
Cambridge University
England
Charles B. Martin
Oberlin Alumni Luncheon Hosts Faculty Members in Cleveland
Nearly two hundred alumni attended Oberlin College's annual luncheon at the Hotel Winthrop in Cleveland. Included were 25 Oberlin faculty. Prof Carl D. Burtt spoke on Teacher Training in the Liberal Arts. Music by Oberlin Conservatory members topped the program.
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Oberlin
Hotel Winthrope
Cleveland
John G. Olmstead
Carl D. Burtt
Oberlin’ Education Department
Willm ¢. DeVeny
Hermanson
Freman
Loomis
Oberlin Conservatory
Governor White Involved in Mine Workers Talks After Injury
Ohio Governor White, recently injured in an automobile crash, meets with Join L Lewis and union leaders in the governor mansion study to discuss plans for stabilizing the mining industry. The photograph shows him in dressing gown and carpet slippers as he holds talks with labor officials and state and national figures.
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Greenor Grorge White
Ohio
Join L. Lewis
Photn
Lear
Governo S
Columbus
White
Lee Mud
Onto Division d
Mipers’ Union
Pastors Schedule Services. Local High School Athletes Die
The morning service at First Septic Church will feature Rev Gaslind James with a sermon titled Vonsietion Forerun ner of Conversion. Evening services announce Lake No Chares At Grerrsburg Pa. Michael Kocek of Herminie Pa High School died of pneumonia a week after football injuries. In Akron Bruce Oberlin 14, Garfield High School, died Oct 8 from blood poisoning after elbow and knee injuries in practice. New Albany Indiana reports a high school player died from injuries in an early season game. Kenneth Dresshner 8 died Oct 28 from a fractured skull after falling on a curb during street play. Intone Sarocka of Rhineland Wis fractured skull in a game with Clintonville died an hour later. Proceeds will aid funeral expenses. Steve Bartlay 18 of Hartisburgh High School was critically injured in a game and given little chance to recover.
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Herminie
Pneumona
Akron O
Bruson Oberlin
Garfield High School
New Albany
Ind
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St.Annes Hospital
Chicago
Intone Sarocka
Rhineland
Wit
Clintonville
Steve Bartlay
Hartisburgh
Wanon
High
Nine Fatally Hurt On Gridiron Since Mid September
United Press survey shows at least nine football deaths in U S schools since mid September with ages 8 to 25. Fatalities include high school players from Schenectady and Marysville and a college rider from the United States Military Academy.
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Chicago
United Press Today
Ity
Jies
Richard Sheridan Jr
United States Military Academy
New Haven
Conn
Tale
Reuben Gerschan
Rum Car Fails To Appear
Sheriff Clarence Adams and deputies rushed in a high powered car armed with revolvers and shotguns after a report of a large car loaded with Hanor and four armed men headed toward Flyria. They waited at city limits but the car did not appear, and the pursuit ended with weapons stored away. Lorain police reported a sighting of the car toward Elyria.
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Clarence Adams
Paul Chapman
Jack Breagser
Henry Moehl
Lorain
Flyria
Lake Tvenie
Court Grants Berthd Barth Divorce From Marinus
In And About The Court House Berthd Barth Elsha was granted divorce from Marinus on grounds of gross regret and extreme cruelty Judge A R Webber awarded the decree today Lewis Fusher Ellyria indicted for furnishing liquor to a minor Way green received five years probation after pleading guilty before Judge A R Webber J A Jackson named probation officer Adolphe Donerkhief Loram gro cer and butcher filed suit against Alex Landel for 107 and against Mike Toth for 218 for bills alleged due The Brunk Machine and Forge time Company filed suit against W oH Grob Ansherst for 321 alleged due on account
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Elsha
Givorce
Marinus
A. RB. Webber
Lewis Fusher Ellyria
Way Green
A. R Webber
Baihif
Adolphe Donerkhief
Loram Grocer
Alex Landel
Mike Toth
The
Brunk Machine and Forgime Company
W Oh Grob, Ansherst
Legion Supports Bond Issue Proposal
Elyria Legion backs a state bond measure to fund more housing for Ohio inmates and disabled veterans facilities. Overcrowding at the Ohio Penitentiary and eight hospitals prompts support for 4100 additional patients, improvements, and new Sandusky veteran hospital. The plan funds housing, equipment, auxiliary buildings, fireproofing and repairs with polls set for Tuesday.
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Geo. H. Allen Elyria
American Legion
Ohio
General Assembly
Gallipolis
Sandusky
Ohio Penitentiary
Afiésican Uegiol
Drunken Driving Fined and license suspended 6 months
Charles Rising of Elyria was fined 100 dollars and his driving privilege suspended for six months after arraignment before Justice J. George on a drunken driving charge. He was arrested by deputy sheriffs.
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Charles Rising
Elyria
Costa
J. George
Wainwright Building Now Claimed Oldest Skyscraper
In St Louis the Wainwright Building is confirmed as the oldest skyscraper with modern design after the Home Insurance Building in Chicago, once thought older, is slated for razing. Chicago’s structure dated to 1874, while the Wainwright followed six years later, settling ongoing debates among architects.
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ST. Louis
Prize winning potatoes and corn on display at bank exhibit
Prize potatoes and corn fill eleven piles and three piles respectively in the Elyrias Savings and Trust Company bank room. Exhibits earned A and B grades from H. W. Hershfield with Eaton and Brownhelm boys dominant in potatoes and Brownhelm in corn. Top yields include Hasenpfing and Leimbach among others. detailed acre and bushel figures noted for several participants.
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Elyrias Savings and Trust Company
Losrain County
H. W. Hershfield
Cuyahoga County
Eaton
Brownhelm
Brownheim
Stanley Hoskins
Robert Hoskins
Warran Leimbach
Gerald Hasenplug
Heland Martin
Columbia
Donald Blaine
Harold Mice
Wilbur Davidson
Kapton
Edward Albrecht
Ralph Hasenpfing
Brownhem
Lawrence Knoble
Henrietta
Alex Mort
Harry Gorsky
Harry Barth
Beiden Seven
Naiph Hasenpfiue
Death Record Alma Josephine Griggs Wellington
Alma Josephine Griggs 62 died last evening at her brother Earl Griggs home after a three month illness. She lived in Wellington most of life, with a period with her sister in Milwaukee. Survived by sister Mrs William H Hennech of Milwaukee and brother Earl of Wellington. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at the Griggs home, burial in Wellington. Charles Kholbe 67 funeral services at Taylor Funeral Home 1 30 PM today for chronic illness. burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Wellington
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Exept
Milwaukee
Mra Wiliam H. Hennech
Earl of Wellington
Griggs
Keith An' Grews
Charles Kholbe
Charles Kolbe
Taylor
Kolbe
Thiat
Ridgelawoa
Toronto Students Mind Babies In Landlady Game
University of Toronto students take on babysitting duties as landladies go out to play bridge. Several students report minding babies two to three evenings weekly in exchange for room and board, amid a period of depression.
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Toronto
University of Toronto
Markets Show Mixed Ohio Prices Across Produce and Livestock
Market report cites Cleveland prices for butter eggs poultry and potatoes with beans, cranberries, and peppers quoted. Livestock notes flat cattle and steady beef values with week’s top lambs and calves. fruit and vegetable lines list apples, mushrooms, pumpkins, squash, tomatoes and onions with mixed regional quotes from Ohio New York and New Jersey.
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Madium
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Concords
Grain values rise on Chicago exchange boosting American holdings
Traders cited tightened European grain supplies from crop failures and a sudden small crop in Russia forcing the Soviet government to repurchase trains, sparking a sharp rise on the Chicago grain exchange. This added about 528 million dollars to American grain holdings in the past 24 hours.
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Chicago Grain Exchange
Russia
Health nurses report month of infant welfare visits and clinics
The report shows 371 visits by health nurses led by Mrs. Ethel M. Agate and Miss Kathryne Fulton. They issued 28 birth certificates and ran four baby clinics serving 31 patients. Infants welfare visits totaled 119, with 23 tuberculosis and 75 chickenpox visits. a fine of ten dollars and costs was assessed by Mayor James A. Hewle.
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James A. Hewle
Ethel M. Agate
Kathryne Fulton
Arctic Submarine Venture Yields Valuable Data
From Norway to Spitzbergen a submarine expedition gathered meteorological and exploration data under the ice. When diving rudders failed the crew submerged by filling ballast, pushing the nose under the edge of the ice. Sir Hubert reported twenty five tons of experimental gear aboard and praised the mission's scientific value despite not reaching its primary goal.
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Norway
Spitzbergen
Arctic
Sir Hubert
Hubert
Elyria man fined for disorderly conduct before mayor
Co. C Machath of Elyria was fined 10 and costs after arraignment before Mayor James A. Hewitt this morning for disorderly conduct. His arrest occurred October 29 in a case noted by the court.
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Co. C. Machath
Elyria
Coats
James A. Hewitt
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