Milk Licenses Received By Savage
George W. Savage city sealer of weights and measurers announced the receipt of new milk licenses required by Ohio law for all distributors and dealers including grocers who sell milk to consumers. Producers who do not retail milk are exempt. licenses available at Savage's Court and Second street office.
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George W. Savage
Weights and Measurers
Ohio
Savage
Court Street
Second Street
Kiwanians Hear Discussion Of Numerology
Kiwanis Club at the Newell Hotel held its weekly meeting with Miss Elaine H. Williams, a numerologist, as chief speaker. Walter C. Schultz introduced her, and Williams lectured on numerology and its use in guiding life choices, noting birth dates and month totals reveal influences on character and decisions.
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Kiwanis Club
Newell Hotel
Elaine H. Williams
Miss Williams
Walter C. Schultz
Wheat Growers Await Upturn as Ohio Sets Sowing Pace
Ohio Farm Bureau predicts farmers will sow at least average wheat acreage despite 5 to 90 percent sign up on wheat allotment. Elevators report scant offerings as prices rise with inflation talk. Corn prices about two cents lower. inquiries from farmers to sell corn for shipment suggest better outlook. Oats steady as many farmers feed rather than buy seeds at high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Endurance Drive Nearing The 48 Hour Mark
Swanee Earl Chamberlain a veteran racing driver neared the 48 hour mark on his endurance drive through Elyria streets aiming to set a new record for continuous driving. He started at 4 p m Tuesday and was due at 4 p m today. Even at 48 hours he would be 68 hours short of the current world record of 116 hours, indicating a lengthy effort ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanee
Earl Chamberlain
Elyfa
Elyria
Chamberlain
New Law Relative to Milk Bottles Takes Effect
Lorain food and dairy inspector H H Kim mel issued word that a new state law governing milk bottles is now in force. The law makes concealing or destroying registered milk containers illegal and bars their use for any purpose other than milk. He notes thousands of bottles remain in Elyria homes and warns arrests will follow if violations persist.
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H. H. Kimmel
Lorain
Food and Dairy
State Department of Agriculture
Kimmel
Elyria
Elvrione
Death of Charles G. Hall Fireman at Elyria Water Works
Charles G. Hall 66 a fireman at Elyria Water Works died at Allen hospital Oberlin last evening. He lived at 252 Spruce Street and had been ill for four years but remained at his post until September 2 1933 when he entered the hospital for an operation. He leaves a widow Minnie Hall nee Welch two sons Ralph Lakewood Floyd Elyria and a daughter Ruth Freeman Painesville plus brothers Henry D. Hall Seattle and Arthur Hall Portland. Born March 1 1867 in Oshkosh Wisconsin he lived in Elyria 34 years and belonged to Church of Christ. He was active in Woodmen of the World and Modern Woodmen. The body will be moved from Sudro funeral home to his home for calling until Saturday noon then to Church of Christ for 2:00 p.m. services conducted by Rev. W N Burner of Warren. Burial in Murray Ridge cemetery.
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Charles G. Hall
Elyria
Ruth Freeman
Painesville
Henry D. Hall
Seattle
Washington
Arthur Hall
Portland
Oregon
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Filyria
Church of Christ
Woodmen of the World
Modern Woodmen
Sudro
W. N. Burner
Warren
Ohio
Murray Ridge Cemetery
Local plants under metal products code extend hours rules
Elyria area plants begin operating under a tentative metal products code, shifting wages and hours from the blanket code. The 40 hour week applies to most employees, with a 48 hour top and a 32 hour excess cap of every six months, minimum pay set at 35 cents for men and 30 cents for women, apprentices at 80 percent for up to three months, and a guaranteed minimum rate for time or piece work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
NRA
Chamber of Commerce
Man Shoots Jaw To End Pain In Norwalk Hospital
NORWALK Ohio September 14 William Swope a 50 year old Monroeville farmer was near death after attempting to shoot out an aching tooth He told physicians the tooth hurt so badly he fired a revolver into his jaw and was rushed to a hospital with life threatening injuries
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Norwalk. O
William Swope
Monroeville
Swope
Deadline Set for Wheat Acreage Reduction Subsidies
TIFFIN Sept 14 The deadline for receiving applications for wheat acreage reduction subsidies is Sept 25, per notice to M L Howell Federal wheat administrator in Seneca County. The aim is to speed contract work for early farmer payment. After Dec 1 no contracts will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin. O
M. L. Howell
Seneca County
Howell
Court Warrants and Civil Suits Darken Local Docket
Canton deputies return George Dorrier on a warrant charging driving a vehicle without the owner's consent. The Lorain suit seeks 116 dollars from George Llewellyn et al for an advertising bill. Fay Faragher seeks divorce from Mary Faragher on grounds of gross cruelty established in 1932. Massive sea turtle “Old Bill” returns to Delaware Bay waters near Lewes, a century-old giant seen by fishermen but rarely captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dorrier
Canton
Henry Moehl
Claude Adams
Dorrier
Jess Montieue
Lorain
Court of Justice
Joseph Pastro
Corrier
Fay Faragher
Mary Faragher
Lewes
Dei
Cemtir
Deia
Delaware
Boston excursion boat captain saves 1500 lives
Captain Thomas Dudley Packard, commander of the Myrtle, has saved more than 1,500 lives over forty years at sea. Notable rescues include 280 passengers in June 1918 from a sinking vessel near Delaware Capes and 300 Boston factory girls in 1894 at Salem harbor.
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Boston
Thomas Dudley Packard
Plymouth
Myrtle
U. S
Machigonne
Delaware Capes
Salem
Salem Harbor
Oberlin W C T U Holds Annual Meeting
The Oberlin Women's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs B B Hakes on Lorain Street. Miss Susan Hinman presided as president with reports from secretary Mrs W P Hume and treasurer Mrs Van der Pyl. Officers were elected and a pre election meeting scheduled for October 11 in Sturges Hall.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin Women’s Christian Temperance Union
B. BE
Hakeson
Lorain Street
Susan Hinman
W. P. Hume
van der Pyl
A. R. Holton
Bell
Terborgh
Hinman
A. C. Comings
M. L. Flickinger
Fannie A. Drummond
Milwaukee
F. A. Drummond
Holton
B. B. Allen
J. A. Rodgers
Etta Wright
van der Pyi
First Baptist
W. Gaylord James
Mt. Zion Baptist
Margaret Barnes
E. H. Richards
First Methodist
Kate Karr
Rust Methodist
Theresa Smith
Christ Church (Episcopal
G. H. Bowen
Sturges Hall
Montmartre Deserts As Tourist Trade Dries Up
Montmartre nights grow quiet as champagne prices reach 200 francs a bottle and 35 francs for a glass, chasing away tourists. Long-time hustles of overcharging persist, leaving Montmartre struggling while Montparnasse thrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Montmartre
Althugh Paris
Montparnasse
Seine
Rotonde
Coupule Select
Evolution of Man's Face Shown at Century of Progress
Dr. W. K. Gregory of the American Museum presents models at the Hall of Science in Chicago tracing man's face from a shark to a modern Greek athlete. The exhibit outlines a sequence from ancient fish to lobefinned fish, early amphibian, stem reptile, and primate ancestors to modern humans.
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Chicago
W. K. Gregory
American Museum of Natural History
Hall of Science
Sibhon
Outlook Bright for Big Deer Crop in Texas Seguin
Seguin TX. Deer will be plentiful in Texas next year if a second seasonal fawn crop proves correct. J J Dent director of state game preserves says many new born fawns were found in a month on Texas ranger a rare event remembered by veteran ranchers. The new fawn crop is the second year first deer delivered nearly six months ago. Late arrivals blamed on winter weather. Nearly 450 deer will be moved this fall from Kerr Mason Gillespie and Comal counties for restocking other parts of Texas.
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Texas Seguin
Tex
Texan
J.J. Dent
State
L Game Preserves
Texas Ranger
Oil test hole gives Sooners 15 acre lake
In Woodward Oklahoma a drilled oil test hole yielded an artesian mineral water stream that led to a 11 acre lake and a county recreation center. City officials and local businessmen redeveloped the site by erecting a 20 foot concrete dam 300 feet long creating a reservoir up to fifteen feet deep with a sandy beach and boat facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Okla
Oklahoma Plains
Ancient Library Boasts Exclusive Membership
The Athenæum of Philadelphia, founded in 1814 by six Penn graduates, remains active. It holds about 0 volumes with 500 new yearly, and 175 members who retain membership through generations. Access to the reading room and book borrowing is limited to stockholders and members.
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Philadelphia
Athenaeum of Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Fourth and
Chestnut Streets
Philosophical Hall
Washington Square
University of Arizona acquires 1500-year-old Indian village
In Tucson seven acres containing an Indian ruin 1500 years old was donated to the University of Arizona for ongoing archeology. Dr Br ran Cummings notes two distinct home types pit houses dating about 1509 years and the surface pueblo likely 806 to 1000 years old. Cap Cod residents win mosquito eradication fight after $200000 raised and state funds used to drain breeding grounds.
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U. OF Arizona
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
Brran Cummings
University Archeology
Cate Cod
Red Cross Adopts Resolution of Appreciation
A resolution of appreciation for A L Werner was adopted by the Elyria Ohio Red Cross chapter. Signed by secretary Jessica Le Blanchard the note honors his long service and faithful work distributing food and clothing to the needy. A copy was to be sent to Werner and The Elyria Chronicle Telegram for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Werner
American Red Cross
Jessia le Blanchard
Red Cross
Elyria
Ohio
Elyria Chronicle-Telefram
Injured man on stairs in Turner block
James Murphy of 316 West Street sustained a head cut after a fall on stairs in the Turner block about 4 40 p m yesterday. Police said he was treated at Memorial hospital. The Sierra Nevada Railway at Granada Spain is a thirteen and a half gauge line.
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James Murphy
West Street
Turner Block
Memorial Hospital
Granada
Spain
Ohio Legislature wrestles with tax and crime bills
The article reports on opponents of a new sales tax contending it could be struck from the bill by the House, while administration officials argue the general revenue fund cannot bear a $3,000,000 diversion. Senate actions include approving death penalty expansion for kidnappers whose victims die, and a bill to charge first degree murder in kidnappings with deadly outcomes. The Senate also planned a vote on a malt tax reduction bill by Sen Edward Waldvogel.
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General Revenue Fund
Jones
Ohio
Senate
House
Tfe
Edward XI. Waldvogel
Dem
Cincinnati
Special Joint Committee On Taxation and Relief
Gunsett
Cleveland Market Prices Hit Mixed Grain and Livestock
Market report from Cleveland lists butter eggs and poultry prices with extras cited for market firms. Livestock receipts in Cleveland show cattle calves sheep and hogs with steady to higher quotes and government purchases noted. Grain wheat corn oats flour and feeds quoted by the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange alongside local market prices for produce such as celery grapes peaches and pears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fale
Cholee Wethers
Merrit
Weheiske
United States Department of EX
United States
Minnesota
U.S
Idaho
Washington
Colorado
Montana
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Senate Advances Parochial School Aid and Highway Subsidy
The Senate backed the Goodwin parochial school aid bill proposing 1.5 million dollars for 1933 and 2.5 million for 1934, after questions on constitutionality. It also adopted the Gunsett foundation bill and a conference report allowing county funds to be invested in government securities. A Whittemore highway care subsidy for indigent accident patients was approved at 0.19 dollars per registered vehicle.
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Walter Ruff
Canton
General Revenue Fund
Joint Taxation Committee
Goodwin
Senate
Gunsett Foundation
Conference Committee
Harrison
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Courtland Street
Moleskin
Roth Tailor Shop
Broad St
Dreamland
Richman Bros. Clothes
Metal Products
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
W.C. T.U
Chard
Mary Yocom
KE. S
Order of Eastern Stars
Rebekah Aid Society
E. A. Malham
East Lorain Street
Eliza Russell
Grand Rapids
Mich
Robert Rowe
New York City
Isaac Terborgh
Merrill Gay
Detroit
University of Ilinois
Mr. Gay
Economics
Ada Hastings
Rhoda
James
Wolfe Island
Ontario
Canada
Lexhorn
Leghorn
Burbank
John F. Smolka
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Biick
Medina H. S
Elyria H. S
Ely Stadium
Carl Smith
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