Textile wage order sets 23 1 2 cents for mills
AWALMINGTON Sept. 14 Wage order set a single national minimum of 23 1 2 cents an hour for textile industry workers, effective Oct. 4, under Wage and Hour Administrator Elmer F. Andrews. It overrules southern protests and keeps the current 25 cent national minimum for interstate commerce, with a scheduled rise to 28 cents Oct. 24. Southern mill owners haven t yet said whether they will challenge in court.
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Awalmington
Iaarsacen
Ens
Elmer F. Andrews
Mede T Andrews
Roosevelt
Andrews
Building Inspector Warns Contractors Over Permit Rules
Building Inspector Hart Dickason warned contractors today that jobs will be delayed unless permits are secured promptly. He noted several firms have started work before applying, violating the building code ordinance, with some projects progressed to stages where proper inspection cannot occur without prior permit.
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Hart Dickason
Dickason
Columbia Church News Highlights Local Activities
Rev. Thomas Hughes is returned to the Columbia Methodist pastorate for year four, preaching at 9 45 next Sunday. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs Charles Hales. B Y P U plans an all day retreat with program at Sunday School, pot luck at Miss Virginia and Glenn Putt home, then camp fire supper. Gideon Society members Herbert Carlson and Charles Ives spoke to the Columbia Baptist congregation about Bible distribution in schools. The Altruist Class hosts a party at Glenn Van Arsdale home September 23. Parent Teachers Association membership drive underway with prizes for top rooms. Columbia Garden Club hosts Mrs A C Ring luncheon Tuesday with bulbs talks by local speakers. Townsend meeting at town hall Friday night.
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Columbia
Thomas Hughes
Columbia Methodist
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Charles Hales
Virginia
Glenn Putt
Commission
Baptist Convention
Baptist Church
Herbert Carlson
Charles Ives
Gideon Society
Baptist Church of Elyria
Columbia Baptist Congregation
Baptist Sunday School
Glenn van Arsdale
Metropolitan Park
Columbia Garden Club
Acme Grange
Elyria
Columbia Methodist Church
Leon Ives
John Schaud
Oberlin
J. W. Osborne
H. J. Stadden
Columbia Road
Labor Day
Cora Ring
Lois Ann Ullrich
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Florence Dickerson
Leonard Prindle
Community
East River Street
Ralph Hopkins
Lawrence Walczak
Berea
Iean Ives
Lucy Ives
Leo Weigel
Valley City
Wilmore Burnett
Medina
Anna Shapley
Elyria Home
Jessie Burnett
John Layton
William Jasper
Wellington
Ohio
Teachers of the Word
Lonzo S. Green
Mayor's Court Room
Parent - Teachers’ Association
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
American Legion Auxiliary
Town Hall
Hamlele Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Memorial Hall
Entre Nous Club
Women’s Benefit Association Officers Club
Vermilion Club
L E. Downey
American Legion
Backache and leg pains may signal kidney trouble
Warning about backaches and leg pains as possible signs of kidney issues. Explains kidneys filter toxins from blood and that symptoms like swelling, fatigue, headaches, or frequent pain may indicate kidney or bladder problems. Recommends Doan's Pills for relief based on long use.
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Nature
Dean
Milton
Doan
Body of Lorain Man Found In Woods Death By Own Action
Lorain man Steve Pollacek aged about 39 was found dead in woods north of Colorado Avenue by neighbor A J Sutters. Coroner S C Ward ruled death by own action with a 32 caliber pistol and two discharged cartridges found nearby. Pollacek had vanished around August 24 from Mrs Anne Kedmenec's home. a death note was found. Stepson listed as only known relative.
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S. C. Ward
Steve Pollacek
East 28Th Street
Lorain
Colorado Avenue
A. J. Sutters
Mobile Attorney Faces Fines After Probate Court Case
Alan Greer Murphy of Mobile earned a $10 fee in probate court but was 50 cents in the red after court costs. In inferior court Judge T J Touart ruled on two charges, fining him $5.25 on each count for failing to stop at a stop sign and driving without a license.
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Mobile
Alan Greer Murphy
T. J. Touart
Acme Grange schedules monthly meetings and safety play
The article notes a monthly meeting plan with next on October 6 and a September 19 gathering featuring a short play on safety. It mentions guests and visits across Elyria, Oberlin, Strongsville, Berea, and nearby towns, plus local club events and hospital news.
Community notices and club events in Wellington Ohio
Local organizations schedule meetings and activities across Wellington. Bible classes, city council, parent teacher gatherings, ladies aid, American Legion Auxiliary, Woman's Relief Corps, Kiwanis and Odd Fellows events, birthday clubs, Entre Nous, Garden Club postponement, Temple Chanter OES meeting, and Temple activities. Residents Downey and families relocate to Mackinac City. Green family takes a two week vacation in Hagerstown.
Breaks Leg Doris Jordan in Accident at Local Event
Doris Jordan, a 14 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Jordan, suffered a broken leg during a local event. She was treated at the scene and transported to a nearby hospital for further care.
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Doris Jordan
Mrs
Lawrence Jor
Fall on back steps breaks leg
Dan of South Main Street fell on the back steps at a relative’s home, breaking her leg and requiring a cast.
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Dan
South Main Street
Sorosis Club Opens Fall Program October 3
The Sorosis Club begins its Fall program at the first club meeting on October 3 with Mrs. W. H. BeVier hosting. The Woman's Afternoon club resumes October 23 at Mrs. S. H. Hummell’s home after the vacation. Allen Dudley visits Oberlin with roommate Ad Mueller. both will be juniors at Oberlin College. Mrs. J. J. Larry tends to her mother, Mrs. Fred Gray, after a serious Allen Memorial hospital operation. Dr. E. F. Grose is home ill. Mrs. George Hanny is very ill, and Mrs. Willet Stone of Clarksfield has undergone a serious operation.
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Sorosis
W. H. BeVier
S. H. Hummell
Allen Dudley
Ad Mueller
Baltimore
Oberlin Conservatory
Oberlin College
J. J. Larry
Norwalk
Fred Gray
South Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Mabel Hawk
E. F. Grose
George Hanny
Union Street
Willet Stone
Clarksfield
Ralph Puder
Here
FASTEETH Dental Powder Ad Promises Comfort
An old advertisement touts FASTEETH as a pleasant alkaline non acid powder that makes false teeth fit more firmly. Sprinkle a little on plates to improve eating and talking, with no gumminess or pasty taste. Breath remains fresh. available at daily stores.
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Daiig
Adams Undergoes Appendicitis Operation at Allen Memorial
In New London this week Gertrude Adams underwent an appendicitis operation at Allen Memorial Hospital in Oberlin on Tuesday.
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New London Hospital
Gertrude Adams
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Jerry Lanphear injured during fishing accident at dam
Erhart Jerry Lanphear son of Mr and Mrs Glen Lanphear was badly hurt last Wednesday when a tree limb broke while he climbed it at the old Lester dam causing a steel fence post to pierce his leg. He was treated by Dr Mansell in Medina and will stay home at least three weeks. Other items note visits and social calls including Fay Kramer and Bath. S D Hall and Creston. Rodger Wood and family in Spencer. J P Martin and others in Lo Rain. Mrs Frank Ullrich in Brookpark. Carol Gross injured by an electric mixer with no broken bones. John Killinger of Altoona visiting. Mr and Mrs William Hughes moving to Grafton. Mrs Dean Regal at a shower for Mrs Ethel Stroup. and Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of.
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Erhart
Jerry Lanphear
Glen Lanphear
Lester Dam
Mansell
Medina
Fay Kramer
Bath
Karl Kramer
S. D. Hall
Creston
G. O. Haury
Rodger Wood
Elsie Goodman
Spencer
Sidney Beach
J. P. Martin
Lorain
Charles Gross
Sara Ellen Derek
Dean Regal
Frank Ullrich
Jack Ullrich
Brookpark
Carol Gross
Lodi Hospital
John Killinger
Altoona
Debts Of Over Two Million Filed In Bankruptcies In Ohio
Harry Bayer a liquor salesman and former real estate operator filed a voluntary federal bankruptcy listing debts of 2,194,253 with no assets. His wife Nettie K. Bayer filed a petition listing debts of 1,405,757 with assets of 150 in household goods. Bayer said most debts were real estate judgments and leaseholds. Of the total, 1,405,757 was secured, 112,600 notes and bills, and 488,000 indorsed notes.
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Cincinnati, O
Harry Bayer
Columbus
Cleveland
Nettie K. Bayer
Bayer
Local visitors and events around Medina and Elyria
Homerville guests from Medina and Elyria visited the Glen Lamphear family. A St. Martin's church dinner served 1100 people. Valley City and Cleveland visitors joined local families for weekend gatherings as Rose Grabbenstetter moved to Valley City housing.
Arrowhead Craft Revived by Tuscarora Reservation Indians
Niagara Falls N Y Tuscarora Reservation Indians revive arrowhead making with help from Frank Jenkins a pale face who teaches and shares his arrowhead collecting hobby and skills.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Tuscarcora Reservation
Frank Jenkins
Historic orange tree expansion prompts wall destruction
Bidwell Bar Cal a historic first orange tree is spreading its roots beyond expected growth. Butte county supervisors ordered the removal of a wall that had been restraining the tree, allowing its roots to extend further as the industry expands.
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Bidwell Bar
Cal
California
Butte County Supervisors
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