No Direct Federal Relief In Ohio For Transients
Ohio plans to end federal direct relief for transients after September 20. Transients will be cared for as non residents from general funds or other sources. Marion Bureau to liquidate. Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus Toledo Akron and Dayton bureaus to close in October. About 30,000 transients on relief lists remain, with 1,400 at CCC camps in Ohio.
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Columbus
C. C. Stillman
Ohio
Stillman
Aiso
CCC
Marion
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Akron
Dayton
Delaware
Patterson Field
Green County
Kincaid Springs
Pike County
Serpent Mound
Adams County
Kenton
Chardon
Burton
Auburn Corners
Geauga County
Cone
WPA
Then & Ia
Esi Impectara
Walter AF Hau Suneryser
Ins
Thy
Doans Pills Offer Kidney Backache Relief
This old treatment claims backache relief by flushing the kidneys. It argues kidneys fail to pass three pints daily, leading to waste buildup and symptoms like scanty burning urination, eye puffiness, and dizziness. Doan's Pills are touted as a proven solution used for over 40 years by millions.
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Doan
Advi
Townsend Club Changes Meeting Night and Schedules
The Elyria Townsend Club votes to move weekly meetings from Wednesday to Friday to avoid church conflicts. A committee is to explore a downtown headquarters location, with next meeting set for Friday in the council chamber. Robert Kaiser spoke on Townsend Plan security and plans for a national convention in Chicago opening October 24.
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Elyria Townsend Club
William C. Hill
Council, Chamber
Council Chamber
Robert Kaiser
Townsend
G. E. Clauser
California
W. C. Hall
Cleveland
Townsend Club
Chicago
Akron
Annual Meeting of Oberlin WCTU Reported
Oberlin holds annual WCTU meeting at Mrs B E Hakes home with devotional, a WCTU radio broadcast and reports from Christian Citizenship Legislation Flower Mission Relief and other departments. Nominees were reelected. officers listed and church delegates named. County convention planned for September 24 at Lorain First M E church.
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A. R. Kimpton
S. F. Hinman
Heinrich
J. A. Rodgers
W. P. Hume
E. M. Wright
Burks
First Baptist
O. Darling
Mt. Zion
B. H. Richards
First
B. E Hakes
Rust Methodist
Theresa Smith
Christ Church (Episcopal
G. H. Bowen
Oberlin Union
M. E.j
Lorain
Mothers Entertained by Dainty Stitchers 4-H Club Tea
Members of the Dainty Stitchers 4-H Club hosted a tea for their mothers yesterday. The event showcased sewing displays and club activities, highlighting the group’s community involvement and youthful leadership.
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Dainty Stitchers 4-H Club
Flower Show Highlights Par ent Teachers Meeting in South Amherst
The first Par ent Teachers Association meeting was held in the school auditorium with Mrs Roy Waltz presiding. A flower show sponsored by the association featured prizes for mixed flower baskets bouquets centerpieces miniature bouquets and various dahlias and zinnias awarded to students and teachers including Melvinette Fahrner Annabelle Kilmer Betty Vargo Mrs Harold Allsop and others.
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South Amherst
Parent Teachers Association
Roy Waltz
Association
Trass
Melvinette Fahrner
Annabelle Kilmer
Betty Vargo
Harold Allsop
Albert Wragg
Flora Pyke
Roy Anderson
Albert Wrage
Andy Dudosh
Dahlias
Albert Schneider
Alfred Flowers
Zinnias
Card party at Mrs Don Bryant’s home draws crowd
At 158 West Lorain Street a well attended afternoon social hosted by one of their advisors Mrs Don Bryant. Twenty six guests enjoyed the event with green and white colors as the theme and a talk by Miss Bird county extension agent.
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Don Bryant
West Lorain Street
Miss Bird
Soldiers Monument Removal Protested at Oberlin College
Karl Wilson Locke Post 102 American Legion unanimously protested removing the Soldiers Monument from its site on Oberlin College property at West College and Proffes sor streets. A dismantling plan due to stone deterioration was referred to the Monument Committee for a rebuild in Soldiers Rest circle at Westwood cemetery. The Hitler era wording omitted.
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Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Westwood Cemetery
Oberlin College
West College
Garden Club Winners and Study Hour Club Meeting
The excerpt lists prize winners for flowers including marigolds asters and mixed bouquets with names such as Mrs Flora Prie Mrs Albert Wrage and Ansie Zuccilio among others plus a sweep stake prize for tallest man and youngest father and oldest mother. It also notes a study hour club event hosted by Mrs Isaac Slack and a Volunteer Firemen meeting with demonstrations by Fire Chief Harmon Mathas.
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Flora Prie
John Kauffman
Richard Olson
Prke
Asters
Albert Wrazz
Albert Mori
William Roberts
Ansie Zucciliio
Arthur Powers
Flora Pyke
Albert Wrage
Sawyer
Howard Leon
Harmon Mathas
Elyrians Escape Serious Injury in Florida Auto Crash
A. P. J. O'Donnell and his wife of Elyria were narrowly spared serious injuries in a Florida automobile accident yesterday. The car was wrecked. occupants shaken but they continued their journey home, reports in Columbus say. Separately, the state liquor department revoked Antoni Wawroski's D-1 beer permit at 206 E. 28th St Lorain for liquor law violations after a hearing last week.
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A. P. J. O'Donnell
Florida
Columbus
State Liquor Department
Antoni Wawroski
E. 28Th Street
Lorain
Van Sweringen Holdings To Be Sold At Auction
New York September 13 United Press control of the Van Sweringen brothers vast railroad and real estate empire valued at over 3 billion dollars will be sold at auction by J P Morgan and Company. The auction will pass major lines such as Chesapeake and Ohio Erie Chicago and Eastern Illinois Denver and Rio Grande Missouri Pacific Nickel Plate Pere Marquette Texas and Pacific and International Great Northern along with interlocking companies forming the Van Ness Alleghany and related holding groups. The empire, built from a modest Cleveland real estate firm twenty years earlier, slipped from control after a 1929 financial quake and could not meet maturing loans last May.
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United Press
New York
T.br
van Sweringen Brothers
Cleveland
J. P. Morgan and Company
Chesapeake and
Ole
Erie
Chicago
Lilinois
Denver
Rio Grande
Missouri
Great Northern
Wil Pass
van Ness Company
Alleghany Corporation
van Sweringen Corporation
van Sweringen Company
Oris P
M. J. van Sweringen
Clevaland
Court actions span mortgage suit and multiple divorces in Lorain
The Central Lorain Mortgage Loan Company sues Max Malinyk et al for 2325 on a promissory note and seeks property closure. Mabel Masfield sues Allison Masfield for divorce on neglect. couple wed 1817. Josephine Rasner minor's divorce from Ambrose Rasner dismissed in common pleas. Vernanika Szabo sues John Szabo for divorce on neglect and cruelty. married 1924 with four children. Margaret Johnston sues Frank Johnston for divorce on neglect and cruelty. married 1913. Virgil Gariss sued for alimony from Margaret Johnston. Mildred Jaycox sues Ervin Jaycox for divorce on extreme cruelty. married 1928.
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Central Lorain Mortgage Loan Company
Max Malinyk
Mabel Masfield
Lorain
Allison Masfield
Josephine Rasner
Ambrose Rasner
Common Pleas
Vernanika Szabo
Elyria
John Szabo
Margaret Johnston
Frank Johnston
Virgil Gariss
Mildred Jaycox
Ervin Jaycox
Netherlands seeks peaceful stance amid Mussolini defiance
In a continuation from page one, De Graeff asserts that while nations may face material disadvantages and population pressures, expansion cannot be justified or achieved by force. He reiterates the covenant’s principle against aggression and urges conciliation with Italy despite Mussolini's stance.
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League
Mussolini
de Graeff
Italy
Hoare
Netherlands
Forve
Othope
Night Violence Surrounds Plant in Hand to Hand Clash
Agony as fumes choked the street, a sudden hand to hand fight erupted. A police captain ordered line defense as plant pickets surged. Night sticks cracked, missiles flew, and a shot rang out touching off a volley of bullets in the darkness. Police held the line while pickets hid behind signs and trees.
Hudnutt’s Condition Improves at Elyria Hospital
Attendants at Elyria Memorial Hospital reported A. C. Hudnutt publisher of the Chronicle Telegraph is much improved after a several day critical illness. Doctors believe he has passed the crisis and is on the road to recovery.
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A. C. Hudnutt
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hudnutt
Body Found Along Tracks Near Brownhelm Shelter House
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and Coroner 3. C. Ward investigated a man found dead along the New York Central railroad right of way near the Brownhelm shelter house about 1 PM. The body was moved to the O H Baker undertaking establishment.
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Clarence W. Dick
3. C. Ward
New York Central Railroad
Brownhelm
0. H. Baker Undertaking Establishment
Suit Taken Under Advisement In Political Survey Case
Justice C C Lord took under advisement the suit of O E Rankin proprietor of the Central Detective Agency against J A Ludwig district manager of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company for 50 dollars for a political survey. Rankin testified Ludwig authorized the survey and that John son paid half. Johnson corroborated payment but Ludwig denied authorization. A related civil matter against the Ohio Fuel Gas Company was dropped. In other news, Vernon Thome and F M Grugel were involved in a two car collision on Middle avenue and Fifth street causing rear damage. Jay Hamster reported his car struck while parked on West avenue.
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C. C. Lord
O. E. Rankin
Central Detective Agency
J. A. Ludwig
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Ludwig
Rankin
J. B. Johnson
Ohio Public Service Company
Johnson
Vernon Thome
East River Street
Middle Avenue
Fifth Street
F. M. Grugel
Concord Avenue
Thome
Jay Hamster
West Avenue
Long funeral backdrop to political strife described
The report recalls Mrs. Long and her three children arriving from New Orleans for the funeral of Dr. Carl A. Weiss amid clashes. A ROTC guard, LSU students, and a riot situation are noted with police firing riot guns, ambulances, and ongoing night security as pickets clash with crowds.
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Long
Carl A. Weiss
Saasin
Cleveland Produce Market Signals and Livestock Quotes
Market notes from Cleveland show unsettled produce with eggs sold at two cents and various live poultry, with Leghorn fowl and colored springers listed. Farm goods include potatoes at 1.30 to 1.35 per 100 pounds, and hogs, cattle, and sheep prices spread across steers, veals, lambs, and ewes. Local markets reflect dull trading, steady to slow demand, and mixed livestock values.
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Gatras
Ohio
Idaho
Corsin
Cleland
Ris Vale Fe ST
Five Held After Slaying at Indian Run Farm
District Attorney Parks moved quickly to the West Chester county jail as Rogers and Kelsey were held for investigation after the body of a young woman found at Rogers' Indian Run farm surfaced from a drinking party. The victim, Miss Hoey, about 35, was known in urban circles and had a prior lawsuit against a New York hair dresser seeking damages for burns. Police found a .45 automatic and two other guns in the room. The case included confessed statements and arguments about leniency and witness testimony, with defense asserting lack of corroboration for co-defendants Adams and Turos.
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Parks
Rogers
Kelsey
West Chester County
Indian Run Farm
Miss Hoey
Thea‘urbal
New York
Rogers Farm
Joseph Clark
Warne, Pa
Clark Pattin
Miss Hoer
Buller
Adams
Turos
Butter
Cleveland
William Wickens
Lon B. Adams
Charles F. Adams
Kopecka
Lure of Reward Mentioned in War Code Debate
In a courtroom exchange, Butler challenges Adams on witness character, arguing the two defendants’ friends share similar flaws. Adams claims two confessors acted due to reward lure, while the code of war condemns pity and humanity. The debate centers on witness credibility and moral framing of the case.
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Adams
Butler
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Lorain County Savings and Irusc Company
Ismay Hobill Burroughs
Frank Hobill
LEE Whitney Co
Broad Street
East Ave
Welsh Curtain & Rug Shop
W. Bridge
Esther Alflen Ober
East Lorain St
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Oberlin
W.C.T.U
Amherst
Court Street
Harry
Burr
Altman & Ackerman
Ellen B. Hatch
Wellfiest
Mass
Cape Cod
B. B. Burns
Los Angeles
Mary Chapin
Ruth Oltman
Webster College
Helen Gorske
Locust Street
Allen Hospital
Ard
Alfonzo Barcalli
J. Sahota
Sharp
Isaac Slack
H. R. Rorick Agency
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
van Sweringen
Tottering
Gertrude
Clark St
Bulletin
BYTEX
Brown Co Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi Street
Momecghowers
Abe
Boston
Newell Hotel
Broad St
E. F. Whitney & Son
The
Lorain County Fish & Game Ass’n., Inc
Lorain County Fair Grounds
Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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