Ohio Groups Win Ballot Access For November Ticket
Ohio minority political groups won a victory granting separate ballot columns for presidential electors and presidential candidates after Attorney General Bettman ruled they may file petitions with signatures equal to one percent of gubernatorial votes. To gain full party status they must file 15 percent, and Socialist, Socialist-Labor, Communist, and Prohibition groups qualifying with 20,000 signatures by September 9. The Communist and Socialist parties have already filed petitions. Secretary of State Brown received the ruling after requests from the minor groups.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bettman
Supreme Court
Brown
Lake Ave Man Ends Life Metzger 45 Lake Avenue
Funeral services for Louis Martin Metzger 45 Stop 13 Lake Avenue were set for Saturday at 2 PM at the Metzger residence Rev H A Sayles officiating. He was found dead in his garage after his wife’s return from a trip to buy fruit with a 32 caliber revolver beside him notes forgiven. Financial difficulties were blamed. He operated a gas station at Stop 13 Lake Avenue and was a member of the Bika and Eagles lodges survived by his widow and two daughters burial in Rimwood Cemetery Lorain under Sudro funeral home.
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Louis Martin Metzger
Lake Avenue
Metzger
Rev. H. A. Sayles
Metgger
Stop 13
Bika
Eagles Lodges
Ins Rimwood Cemetery
Lorain
Sudro Funeral Home
Governor's Day at Ohio State Fair Leads Crowds
Governor White led an escort of about thirty state officials as honorary charge of Governor's Day at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus. He and his cabinet toured the exposition, dined at the club house, and then watched races from the grandstand amid hot, sweltering conditions. Officials forecast the largest crowd of the week, surpassing Wednesday's estimate of around 85,000.
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Columbus
White
Charles M. Beer
Earl H. Hanefeld
August sales of new autos in Lorain county
Automobile and truck dealers in Lorain county sold 80 new passenger cars and six new trucks in August reports the automobile bill of sale department in the county clerk s office. Last month there were 66 new cars and five new trucks sold. In August 1931 there were 92 new cars and six new trucks sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Automobile Bilb
Eclipse expedition at Conway frustrated by haze
Observers along the foggy seacoast watched as the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, conducting eclipse observations from Conway New Hampshire, led a large team in hopes of capturing images. Despite peak efforts and strong organization, a thin haze blotted out the event and reduced results. James Stokney, director, noted workers bagged no pictorial vitographs, and the venture fell short of its expectations due to atmospheric conditions.
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Franklin
Philadelphia
Conway
N. H
James Stokney
Pera
Accomno Pictemor
William H. Bar
Lorain County Girls Demonstrate in Ohio State Fair
Lorain county Four-H girls Margaret Striecher and Mildred Pallas from Carlisle Jolly Hustlers staged Becoming Colors in Clothing. Gertrude E. Warren of the agriculture department judged the demonstration as among the best. They may win the state title or place in the top five as competition continues and scores are compared next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Alice Bird
Lorain
Mildred Pallas
Carlisle Jolly Hustlers Club
Gertrude E. Warren
United States Department of Agriculture
Miss Bird
Truck Driver Fined For Overloaded Vehicle in Lorain County
Bert Kelley of Chicago was fined 25 dollars and costs after an arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro for operating an overloaded truck in Lorain County. He was arrested by deputy sheriffs. Addie Gariss of Brighton was released from county jail after ten days for intoxication, reportedly found sitting roadside with a jug and offering drinks. Joseph Kascinski of Grafton was released after serving 37 days in county jail for petit larceny.
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Bert Kelley
Chicago
Lorain County
Joseph Petro
Addie Gariss
Brighton
Joseph Kascinski
Grafton
Court suits and eclipse observations near Cape Cod
Pearl Beck sues Alex and Freda Csucianyi over a failed contract for property purchase with 2483 due on a 3700 sale. First Wellington Bank sues Parker Van Valkenburg for 460 on a promissory note, seeking mortgage foreclosure. Dismissals occur in Clyde C Roose and Grafton Savings cases. North Truro records note a Cape Cod expedition headed by Miss Margaret Harwood and Marjorie Williams recording Corona photos from Aldrich Tower. Pozen University returns to Amesbury while Pozen and Slocum note a late sun Moon center blue patch. Swarthmore College reports Plateau Berby plates. eclipse observers report mixed results as five million New Englanders witness the spectacle.
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Pearl Beck
Alex
Freda Csucianyi
Elytia
First Wellington Bank
Parker T. van Valkenburg
Penfield Township
North Truro
Mase
Cape Cod
Margaret Harwood
Maria Mitchell Observatory
Harvard University
Marjorie Williams
Smith College
Aldrich Tower
Harvard Observatory
University of Pozen
Slocum
Swarthmore College
John A. Miller
Hoover
Lat Berby
New England
Hundreds killed or wounded in Ecuador clashes
Federal reinforcements moved into Quito as street fighting with Royalists resumed. A truce breakdown left bodies in the streets and civilians among victims. The Imbabura Battalion traveled from Guayaquil, and Col Jacinto Velez flew 30 bombs as volunteers mobilized for the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Quito
Imbabura
Jacinto Velez
Neptali Bonifaz
Bolivar Regiment
Avenida Esmeraldas
Tubbs Wins California Senate Nomination In Anti Prohibition Rally
In San Francisco on September 1 Tallant Tubbs a 23 year old state senator won the Republican senatorial nomination over incumbent Samuel Shortridge on an anti prohibition platform. McAdoo dominated the Democratic race with a large margin. Early returns show Tubbs and McAdoo leading their fields as Republicans outvoted Democrats by an estimated 295000 statewide.
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San Francisco
Tallant Tubbs
William Gibbs McAdoo
Samuel Mr. Shortridge
Tubbs
Shortrridge
Senate
McAdoo
Shortridge
Wardel
Abbott
Hale
McCarthy
Shuler
Ferguson Leads In Close Texas Governor Runoff
Dallas, September 1 The official returns show Miriam A Ferguson leading Democratic runoff for Texas governor by 2,398 votes with about 150 remaining to count Sterling plans to contest if canvass on September 12 declares Ferguson winner. Ferguson tally 476,750 votes Sterling 475,352 with a close margin in the run off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Ross S. Sterling
Sterling
Ferguson
Death Record Enid Cook
Enid Cook ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Cook of 636 Clark Street died this morning at 10 after a lingering illness. She was born March 1922 in this city. Survived by parents a brother Ronald and sister Lois Jean. Body moved to Taylor Funeral Home. Funeral from 636 Clark Street Monday at 1 pm with International Bible Students in charge. Burial in Ridge Lawn Cemetery.
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Enid Cook
William Cook
Clark Street
Ronald
Lois Jean
Taylor Funeral Home
International Bible Students
Ridgelawn Cemetery
J. M. Bright
East College Street
Ashland
Allen Waterman
Bellum
C. H. Waterman
W. L. Tenney
Mary Elizabeth
Dan
Portman
Lucile
Thelma
Mesha
Allen Corbin
Oneékama
Mich
Eda Hoeh
Leile Scarlett
Erieau
Ontario
Canada
Harrison Hall
Flint
General Motors Institute of Technology
Wilbur
Bruce Watson
Philadelphia
L. EB. Steinjer
North Park Street
Charles Burke
Elizabeth
Blissfield
Burke
Pifer
Wilma Jean Hull
Dearborn
Lauderdale
Lillian
Rochester
N. Y
C. H. Wager
Red Bank
N. J
Mr. Arnold
Marguerite Lyman
Chicago
Erma Champney
Morgan Street
E. M. Cook
Elton
Dorothy Thomas
Cleveland
Electra
Clare Hoffner
Sprig Street
H. A. Hoffner
Amherst
G. S. Moench
Victory
Fruit Tour Set For Next Week
Lorain County fruit growers will tour two farms next Thursday to study grading and packing apples. Demonstrations and U S standards discussion will be led by C. Holland, OSU extension specialist, with stops at Dodd and Aldrich fruit farm on Route 69 at Henrietta Hill at 10 a.m. and John Schoepke fruit farm on Route 57 near Elyria at 2 p.m.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
United States
C. &. Holland
Ohio State University Extension
Dodd and Aldrich
Route 69
Henrietta Hill
John Schoeptie
Elyria City Limits
Elyria Fall Fiesta Promises Big Town Celebration
Jim Armitage outlines Elyria’s upcoming Fall Fiesta with an ash can derby on Broad street and a best boy bicycle rider contest for youths under fifteen. Events run from morning to night with a style show by local merchants, fashion displays, and prizes totaling fifty dollars for bike race winners. Local auto dealers handle entry blanks while Chamber of Commerce hosts entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Armitage
Elyria
Broad Street
Fair City
Barney Oldfield
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Corn Roast To Be Held Friday In Oberlin
The Pythian Sisters and Knights and families plan a corn roast at Vermillion-on-the-Lake Friday evening September 2 at dawn. Everything provided by a committee with costs shared by attendees. Numerous Oberlin residents and visitors are noted in daily social updates across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Vermillion-on-the-Lake
Urge Forming Rural Section Of Elyria Township Into Village
A movement to incorporate the rural section of Elyria township into a village will be launched Friday evening at Lake Avenue School. The Elyria Tax League’s Mrs. Edward Burrer said residents hope to circulate a petition to place the measure before voters this November. Rural residents contend city officials predominate in township offices, leaving rural needs underrepresented. A prior attempt 12 years ago prompted a rural trustee arrangement, but the issue resurfaced as city influence recurred. Friday’s discussion will cover legal steps with E. C. Cotton and Elyria attorney Frank Wilford guiding the talk. The tax league committee includes Burrer, Cotton, Edward Barret, Louis Hecock, and Dick Johnston.
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Elyria Township
Lake Avenue
Edward Burrer
West Ridge
Elyria Tax League
Elyria City
E. C. Cotton
Frank Wilford
Elyria
The
Tax League
Mra. Burrer
EB. C. Cotton
Edward Barret
Louis Hecock
Dick Johnstow
Four H Clubs to Exhibit at Lorain County Fair
Nearly 470 Lorain County Four H Club members will display projects at the Lorain County Fair. About 140 boys will exhibit rabbits calves sheep pigs and poultry and garden products from summer club work. Girls’ exhibits total 337 from northern townships with 23 clubs represented including 5 food clubs 16 clothing clubs and 2 flower clubs.
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Lorain County
Horton B. Alger
Alice Bird
Wellington
Assignments for Elyria schools announced for 1932-33
School officials released changes in Elyria district assignments for the 1932-33 year opening next Tuesday. Jefferson and Edison buildings will shift grades, with seventh graders moving to Elyria schools and new Jefferson Junior High hosting seven through nine grades for Gates, Jefferson, and nearby districts.
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Elyria
BR. C. Maston
Jefferson
Edison
Lake Avenue
Washington
Frankli
Franklin
Washington School
Hamilton School
Hamilton
McKinley
Garford
Ely
Allen
Roosevelt
Gates
Edison Chool
Jefferson Junior High
St. Agnes
Markley
Elyria Township
Murray Ridge
Cleveland Market Report With Livestock and Grain Prices
Markets show steady to higher trends across produce eggs and poultry with mixed meat offerings. Livestock in Cleveland sees higher hogs and steady cattle with calves scarce and primes rising. grain and flour markets list assorted prices from butter to wheat corn oats and hay across regional exchanges.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
U. S
West Virginia
Hic
Chicago
Easjers
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Minnesota
Minnesota, Early Ohios
Timothy Shed
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Protests Over Jefferson School Conversion Planned
Petitions signed by 168parents will be presented to Blyria School Board at a special four o'clock meeting tomorrow protesting the plan to convert Jefferson school into a Junior High. W H Jenne and attorney Hal Johanson will present the petitions. They argue Jefferson should continue serving local grade school and Junior High students alike, noting last day enrollment of 409 grade pupils and 90 junior high age children.
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Blyria
Jefferson School
W. H. Jenne
Hal Johanson
Jenne
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Goat Breeders Win At Fair
Lorain County goat breeders earned multiple awards at the Ohio State Fair. James E Dewhurst of Carlisle won first and champion honors for a Senior Nubian, with high marks for a second senior Nubian. Roy Mitler of LaGrange placed well across several classes including first on a junior American Saanen. George Rolfe of Watlington earned medals in toggenburg and yearling toggenburg categories. R N Fox of Elyria logged several placings in purebred saanens and junior American saanen. Dewhurst’s champion Nubian, Columbine Marinetta, drew praise from the judge who requested a photo for the American Milk Goat Record Association magazine. More than 400 milk goats entered. Lorain County winners will be exhibited at the Lorain County Fair per HN Fox, secretary of the Western Reserve Goat Breeders Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
James E Dewhurst
Carlisle
Roy Mitler
LaGrange
George Rolfe
Watlington
R. N. Fox
Elyria
The
Western Reserve Goat Breeders’ Associaion
State Briefs from Marion and Nearby Areas
Marion reports Mrs. Roscoe Grrl of Waldo fatal in a fall from her husband’s automobile. Kenton notes 8 W Schroyer of Dunkirk struck and killed by a New York Central train, he was deaf and may not have heard the train. Wilmington item: Robert Bley of Reesville, 54, who confessed to the fatal shooting of Roy Polk, 25, was released on $0 bond. preliminary hearing set for Sept. 15.
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Marion
Roscoe Grrl
Waldo
Kento
W. Schroyer
Dunkirk
Wilmigton
Robert Bley
Reesville
Roy Polk
Wegch Ditch Bids Opened by County September 26
Bids for the Wegch ditch improvement in the Avon Village area will be opened by the county committee on September 26. The date and action were announced today.
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Wegch
Avon Village
Elyria High School proposes partial use of rooms for new junior high
A student reports at Elyria High School to utilize five of sixteen rooms at Jefferson School for partial use. Special equipment for manual training and economics will be installed to offer a junior high course soon. When classrooms are ready, they will support a principal's aid for a mechanical drawing room.
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Elyria High Sool
Jefferse School
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Cleveland Trust Company
J. ©. Street
Clyde C. Roose
F. G. Carek
Grafton Savings and Banking Company
Louise Andress Et al
Common Pleas Court
Tugbs
Cali
California
Mas. Ferguson
Jim
Urge
Elyria Cred
BUREA
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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