Council Hears Objection To Electric Bill
Harold Schwind urged action for commercial electric users after presenting a bill totaling 8.88 dollars with 8 dollars as service charge and 88 cents for consumption. He argued the charge based on a prior demand meter reading would differ, city ordinance uses 430 day demand. Council delays legal action, awaiting OG P. 5 adjustment and prefers voluntary settlement.
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Council
Harold Schwind
Second Street
Schwind
Ohio Public Service Company
OG. P. 5
Electric Company
Carl Curtis
Silence Still Policy Of Ford Co
Ford Motor Company remained silent on Roosevelt recovery plans while the auto industry readied to recall about 81,000 workers. A spokesman said hourly wages rose for several thousand skilled workers before August 1 as adjustments to the wage scale continued for Ford's 40,990 employees, with a minimum wage of 50 cents per hour, seven cents above the 43 cent auto code. Several workers interviewed at Dearborn laboratories denied wage increases.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Blue Eagle
Roosevelt
DOT
Ford Company
United Press
Ford
Dearborn
Auditor Receives Wort and Malt Licenses
County Auditor C. S. Kelser reports receipt of beverage and brewer's wort and malt licenses and readiness to accept applications. Licenses cost $1 per location. beverage licenses apply to bottled beverage dealers except milk cream or cheap soft drinks and those with beer licenses. Purchase deadlines are September 25 for beverage licenses and October 10 for wort and malt licenses.
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C. S. Kelser
County Schools Students Settle Into Routine
Lorain county students settled into nine months of schoolwork after the opening day preliminaries. Enrollment figures were not yet available, with only a few schools reporting to the county board by noon. Officials expected most reports to arrive and be complete by tomorrow.
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Lorain County
Country Board of Education
Crawford Named Illuminating Co Head
E G Crawford secretary and vice president of Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company was named president after the death of Robert Lindsay on August 25. Crawford brought 13 years in banking and investment to the CEI and helped expand the system from Cuyahoga County into Lake Geauga and Ashtabula counties and parts of Lorain and Trumbull counties during his 12 years with the company.
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Cleveland, C
E. G. Crawford
Cleveland Electric Iluminating Company
Robert Lindsay
Crawford
Cuyahosa County
Lake, Geausa
Ashtabula
Lorain
Trumbull
Candidates file petitions for Elyria township offices
Co C Lord, constable of Elyria Township, filed a petition with the board of elections for Elyria Township justice of the peace. Other petitions for Elyria Township offices included C Walker for constable and Walter Cariin for township trustee.
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C. Lord
Elyria Township
Board of Elections Today
C. Walker
Walter Cariin
Returned to Jail From Hospital After Operation
Dwight Richards was returned to the county jail today from Memorial Hospital after a weeks long recovery from an operation. He is held on a statutory charge.
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Dwight Richards
Memorial Hospital
Death Record for Guy W. Goodman in Columbia
Funeral services for the late Guy W. Goodman, 54, who died yesterday morning at the Cleveland Clinic Hospital, will be held Thursday afternoon, September 7, at 2 30 from the late residence on the East River road, Columbia. Burial will be private. Mr Goodman leaves his widow Elizabeth nee Gregory and a brother Forest O Goodman.
Add German To Curriculum At Elyria High School
Final preparations for German are complete as the Elyria Board approves the textbook for German classes to start next year. Harry Rosene, already a Spanish teacher, will lead the German course. German had been dropped during World War I due to anti German sentiment and has not been offered since until now.
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Elyria High School
Board of Education
Harry Rosene
Kiwanis Speaker Deane Burns To Talk Ohio History
Deane Burns of Harshaw Chemical Company will address the Elyria Kiwanis at noon tomorrow at the Newell Hotel. He plans a talk on Ohio history, focusing on the role of Scotch and Irish people in the state's development, based on extensive study.
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Deane Burns
Harshaw Chemical Company
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell Hotel
Ohio
Lorain Youths Accused of Stealing Produce
Four Lorain youths aged 11 to 14 faced deputy sheriffs last evening on charges of stealing snelons and corn from J. H. Hogan’s Lake avenue garden. Four other Lorain youths were brought before Justice C. E. Cooper for stealing apples from Mrs. Fowl’s Telegraph road orchard. They were released after promising to stop further acts.
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Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Sucy
J. H. Hogan
Lake Avenue
C. E. Cooper
Amherst
Building Inspector Reports August Permits Revenue
Building Inspector L. P. Kaiser reports August totals of 109.20 from permits including 39.69 for building permits, 3 for sign permits, 17.56 for plumbing permits, and 4.2 for electrical permits, outlining revenue by category.
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L. P. Kaiser
Abandoned Motorcycle Report From Pestleta Towns
Deputy sheriffs investigated a motorcycle abandonment at Pestleta Towns. The incident date and exact location are unclear due to damaged text, but investigators pursued leads related to a separate attack and a Verdín style event noted as 200 606 in the fragmentary record.
Riding Exhibition Captivates Lorain County Fair Crowd
At the Labor Day Lorain County Fair a riding exhibition by Elyria Riding Club youths drew crowds. In horsemanship for older children Jane Wirth and Colonel won blue, Nancy Silsbee red, Dorothy McAlpin third, Anse Wirth fourth. under 10, Robert Olsen led with Lois Hancock second and Richard Mauthe third. Six riders performed a saddle drill, and a bareback display, with participants including Dorothy McAlpin, Joree Meredith, Tom McDonnell, William Olsen, Robert Olsen, Lois Hancock, Nancy Silsbee, Deborah Silsbee, Charles Nichols, Richard Mauthe, Jane Wirth, Anne Wirth.
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Lorain County
Elyria Riding Club
Fate
Jane Wirth
Colonel
Nancy Silsben
Dorothy McAlpie
Anse Wirth
Robert Olsen
Lois Hancock
Richard Mauthe
Nancy Silsbee
Charles Nichols
Anne Wirth
Dorothy McAlpin
Joree Meredith
Tom McDonnell
William Olsen
Deborah Silsbee
W. C. Sudro
C. J. Crehore
Carl Ingner
Ford Honorary Chairman of NRA Unit in Dearborn
Detroit Sept 6 Wes Henry Ford remained honorary chairman of the Dearborn unit of the NRA today despite his unwillingness to sign the automobile code. Directors of the Dearborn NRA committee decided not to remove him, believing Ford and the NRA will reach a compromise within a few days.
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Detroit
Wes
Henry Ford
Dearborn
NRA
Caspar B. Hughes
Ford
XRA
Lorain County Rabbits Go To Berea Fair
Lorain County rabbits will be taken to the Curdoga County Fair at Berea next week, announced at the Lorain County Rabbit and Carr Association meeting in Elyria. Plans for a winter show in Elyria on November 23 and 24 were discussed, with reports on the Ohio State Fair by Harry Snider, Alfred Emery, and Walter Botamer. The association will hold a turean dinner at Mrs. Louis Selby’s Welington home on September 16 and its next general meeting at the Lorain Elks Club on September 18.
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Curdoga County
Berea
Lorain Country Rabbit and Carr Association
Elyria
Louis Selby
Welington
Elks’ Club
Lorain
Court House Notes From Elyria Divorce Suit and Foreclosures
Mars Whader of Elyria was granted a divorce from John on grounds of crime in a proceeding before Judge A R Webber today. Derethea Hasenkamp, executrix of the last will of Gustave Hasenkamp, sued Bianche Heacock for 1443 that altered due on a preliminary note. Foreclosure of property in Ridgeville is acted.
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Mars Whader
Elyria
John
A. R. Webber
Derethea Hasenkamp
Gustave Hasenkamp
Sled
Bianche Heacock
Ridgeville
Bones Found on Grave Near Amherst Cemetery
A skull and leg bones were found arranged on a grave in a cemetery near Amherst. Investigators led by Ed and others searched a block of fifteen graves at 344 Milan Avenue and reported a detailed probe into the scene but could not identify the skull or determine the motive.
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Helng
Sharif
Milan Avenue
Anna Huntin Ster
Depair
Paul Chapran
Ed Monroe
Rotarians Hear Bacon And Gollmar
Elyria Rotary Club met at the Elks' Club with reports on the city wide NRA drive by Earl D. Bacon and a Canada fishing trip by W F Gollmar. He described a 576 mile auto trip in 10 hours and catching fish weighing 20 to 40 pounds. Plans for an inter club golf tournament at Lorain Friday were announced with clubs from Elyria Lorain Lakewood and Vermilion competing.
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NRA
Canada
Elyria
Lorain
Lakewood
Vermilion
Paving Set to Start on Cleveland Street this Week
Meror W. H. Vanoster said work on Cleveland Street from the city limits to East Bridge Street will begin Monday or Tuesday. The Cleveland Trinidad Paving Company, awarded the contract last winter, would have started earlier if not for public-fund restrictions. The project costs about 118,000.
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Meror
W. H. Vanoster
Cleveland Street
East Bridge Street
Bramley
Cleveland Trinidad Paving Company
Cleveland Company
Will Meet To Plan Wheat Campaign In Lorain County
Organization of Lorain county farmers for the national wheat adjustment program starts Saturday night with a nine member county committee meeting at Elyria Savings and Trust Company to plan county campaigns. The group will arrange educational meetings, secure signatures on adjustments, and form community and county executive committees. Sixteen meetings have drawn about 400 growers, with 189 signing study agreements. The plan requires a 15 percent wheat acreage reduction from the five year average, potentially cutting Lorain county wheat land by over 2,500 acres from a 16,900 acre county average. Benefits will be paid to those who reduce as required.
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Lorain County
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Loraine
Women to Receive Instructions on Canning
Hundreds of Lorain County housewives will receive canning and preserving instructions in upcoming weeks through a county-wide relief campaign. The Red Cross and county extension service partner with township trustees and other agencies to provide guidance based on OSU extension research. The program aims to help needy families store food for winter, while also aiding others who wish to learn. Emphasis is on home grown produce and reducing relief costs by preserving surplus now available.
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Lorain County
Red Cross
County Agricultural Extension Service
County Extension Service
Ohio State Universiy
Alice Bird
Texas Man Elected Head Of Bankers
Francis M. Law, president of the First National Bank of Houston, Texas, was elected president of the American Bankers Association at the annual convention today. The report also notes a separate burial finding with bones scattered at a grave, not carried away, per the depots.
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Texas
Chicago
Francis M. Law
First National Bank of
Houston
American Bankers Associaton
Approve Private Operation of Elyria Kindergartens
The Elyria Board of Education voted last night to allow private operation of kindergartens in the city after a previous vote to discontinue them for the year due to funds. Plans call for openings at McKinley and Ely Schools with Miss Dorothy Boor as teacher, and rooms supplied by the district while parents pay teachers. Further locations depend on parental demand and adherence to district teaching standards.
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Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
Lhst Spring
McKinley
Ely
Dorothy Boor
Mexican border storm toll rises across Tampico region
Severe floods and a collapsing adobe cathedral in Matamoros mark a deadly storm along the border. Reports list dozens dead in Brownsville area with hundreds injured, towns like Mercedes Harlingen Weslaco and San Benito hit hard. Emergency crews deploy, trains move, and relief aid rushed as waters flood highways and utilities fail.
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Brownsville
Matamoros
San Benito
Mercedes
Weslaco
San Juan
Harlingen
Corpus Christi
Bay
McAllen
Pat Nolan
Pan-American Airways Flyer
San Antonio
Mexico City
Nolan
Southern Pacific
Houston
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Brown
Richard Kleberg
Corpus’ Christi
Edwin B. Winans
Hirlam Ferguson
J. P. Boren
Ai Tajie
Boren
Alamo
Donna
Iarlingen
C. K. Quinn
Kleber
Kingsville
Mariam Ferguson
American Red Cross
Harry Hopkins
Cameron
Hidalgo
Willacy
Harviken
Freshman Week Starts at University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati September 6 Freshman Week, begun at Ohio State University years ago to orient new students, will be enacted at the University of Cincinnati this year. Freshmen will learn campus customs and routines from September 20 to 29.
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Cincinnati
Ohio State University
University of Cincinnati
Eight 4-H Clubs Exhibit Work at Local Programs
Eight 4-H clubs from Loretto will display their 1933 club work across three community programs this week. Tonight at East Oberlin Community church four clubs present relatives and friends with summer activities led by C I Hummel and Miss Alice Bird. Thursday at Pittsfield Community church two clubs showcase displays, and Friday at Henrietta High School auditorium four clubs join Grange PT A and Farm Bureau for a program including a Peter Gulgui style demonstration and a camp report by Doris Portman. A Brownhelm Fair exhibit follows next week, then a Belden club display tentatively set for September 20.
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Loreby
East Oberlin
Oberlin Girls Club
Aussie Township Boys Club
South Ridge School Club
Ambherat Girls’ Club
I Pm
C. I. Hummel
Alice Bird
Pittsfield Community Church
Henrietta High School
The
Grange
Parent-Teacher Association
Farm Bureau
Peter Gulgui
Camp Crag
Medina County
Doris Portman
Belden Clube
Robber Holds Up Bank Directors Office Holdup
A young pistolman entered the directors' room with a card announcing a holdup and forced two women to lie on the floor while binding them. He rifled the money drawer, released Miss Hawkins, and fled after being told no more money existed. Paonessa arrived as the suspect left. description given: about 32, dark suit and cap, 135 pounds. It was unclear if he had a car.
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Kins
Mr. DeLloyd
DeLloyd
City faces alcohol ordinance clash and youth harm fears
Judge Webber urged the city council to enforce a proposed ban on beer sales to minors and Sunday sales, warning that allowing such sales harms children. Council members debated enforcement, with supporters citing decency and public welfare and opponents arguing regulation should stay with the state. Local residents including WCTU president urged restraint as business leaders warned of hardship. The piece also notes Ohio Fair Harness pari-mutuel figures: state share $251.26 from $26,324 watered.
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State Liquor Control Commission
Clyde Roose
Newell Hotel
Columbus
State Racing Commission
Industry opinions sway against strong-arm action
A twentieth century industry faction voices long standing caution toward any strong-arm measures, signaling a cautious administrative stance that resists aggressive enforcement or coercive tactics. The debate underscores tensions between policy pressures and practical governance within the sector.
Cleveland Markets Report Markets Steady Across Butter Poultry And Grains
Cleveland markets show butter and eggs steady with varied prices for extras and receipts. Cattle calves hogs and lambs largely steady. grain futures mixed with No 2 red wheat and No 3 white oats quoted. Also lists New Jersey and Idaho potato prices and local fruit and vegetable trading notes with multiple farm market items.
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Tuba
Hgos
Tfc
New Jersey
Chicago
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Idaho
Washington
Timothy Sred
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Ford defies NRA and faces public opinion in recovery clash
The Ford case tests government leverage over NRA rules as Ford refuses to sign cooperative administration and keeps selling cars. Johnson argues sign up is vital, while Ford’s stand underscores a larger GOP division and public pressure as a gauge of recovery strategy.
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Johnson
Ford
Court of Public Opinion
NRA
Cooperative Administration
Schall
Minn
New York
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Tragic Pullman Express Wreck Delays Jersey City Run
A severe collision destroyed two thirds of a heavy Pullman coach in an express wreck near Susquehanna. Rescue teams with National Guardsmen, a crane, and five hours of clearing followed. Survivors were moved to Jersey City on a special train as investigators named J. W. Graces, Hornell crew, and listed victims including Mrs. Thomas M. Keane of Susquehanna.
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Erie
New York
Binghampton
Susquehanna
Sus- Quehanna
National
Sasquenhanna
G. O. Granthier
Hornell
N. Y
R. A. Washburn
R. D. Donovan
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