Securities Rise Shows Upturn On Way
Babson Park, Mass. Sept. 18 The $12 trillion rise in stock values since July signals a fundamental turn in conditions and likely business improvement. Bonds led the move, stock and commodity gains followed, and early indicators point to gradual recovery with improved credit, railroad car loadings, and textile employment boosting buying power despite skeptics noting that prices remain below pre-crash levels.
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Babson
Babson Park
Mass
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A Fortune In Prison Ends Four-Year California Term
Har old Marks of California Prison said San Quentin has been his haven as he prepares to rejoin life after nearly four years for robbery and assault. He fashioned and sold a burglar proof lock for 100000 dollars during his incarceration.
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San Quentin
Harold Marks
California
Marks
Purchasing Power and Jobs Drive Prosperity in 1932
The speaker insists that prosperity hinges on rising public purchasing power driven by employment. Main Street, not Wall Street, will decide national prosperity, and employers should create jobs widely as a moral duty and to hasten recovery.
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Main Street
Wall Street
Publishers Financial Bureau
Wise Reunion At La Porte Gathers 87 Members
GRAFTON Sept 16 The 24th Wise reunion was held at the Hedges in La Porte on Sept 11 with 87 in attendance. A noon basket dinner preceded a business session led by President John Johnson. Charles L Wise of Elyria was elected president and Mrs Dorothy Wise Morris of Elyria as secretary treasurer for the coming year. Afternoon ball games and visiting followed. Ice cream and cake were served at supper with next year’s gathering planned at the home of Mr and Mrs H J Hochfelder in Geneva.
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Grafton
la Porte
John Johnson
Charles L. Wise
Elyria
Dorothy Wise Morris
H. J. Hochfelder
Geneva
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
la Grange
D. A. Kesler
BE. Z. Worden
Weymouth
Jank Cragin
Harry Jantz
Julius Zielke
Emma Jantz
Rochester
N. Y
Niagara Tallis
J. B. Finlayson
Cleveland
Edna Taylor
Betty
Finlayson
G. H. Schultz
Walliam Wick
Gertrude
Walter
Arlene
Ruth Wick
Herbert Wick
Gloria
Jennie Coish
Irene Cnaple
Glaggs Harrison
Elytig
Estella Harrison
Johnson Home
Lilie Henson
Amherst
Warren
Cragin
Carol Ruth
Warren Cragin
Babe
E H. Wise
Hedges
LaPorte
Buddy Johnson
Fairview Village
Nellie Lehman
W. D. Johnson
J. W. Tran
Lucy Robson
Winifred Tran
Edith Howard
D. A. Swartz
Ira
Mary Starkey
Ernest Bell
Harry Swartz
Buswell
LaGrange
Arthur Montague
H. Schultz
Clifford
Roy Robson
Mae Robson
Carlisle
Lizzie Busher
Alta Johnson
al Hunkley
Belle Bailey
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Snyder Grove
Farewell tea for Mrs Anna Kreig in Henrietta
Henrietta host Mrs Henry Altmiller hosted a Monday afternoon gathering to bid farewell to Mrs Anna Kreig who plans to move to Amherst. Attendees included Rev Emil Burrichier and many local friends and relatives. The event featured tea and socializing in a close community setting.
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Henrietta
Henry Altmiller
Anna Kreig
Amherst
Tunch
Emil Burrichier
Sophia Pippert
Amelia Parker
Charles Latteman
Theodore Latteman
Dorothy
D. A. Bennett
Sunday Visitors and Local News Highlights
A long list of Sunday callers and guests from Elyria, Lorain, Oberlin, Vermilion, and nearby towns. Notes include births, visits to hospitals, and upcoming moves. Also reports Melvin Unger’s nine prize wins at the county fair and a note on Great Britain's crime statistics showing 78 percent of criminals begin before age twenty.
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Elmer Merchant
Arthur Court
South Euclid
Carl Hart
Charles Court
Ella May Dudley
Hillsdale
Michigan
Max Coates
Cleveland
Iletha Cummings
Oberlin
H. H. Howe
Rosie Hand
Kipton
Clarence O. Burrell
Elyria
G. C. Becker
Genabell
Mary Becker
John Geisendaerffer
Hobart Armstrong
Leonard Bucks
Pearl Wilford
Lodi
Fred Wilford
Catherine Schuyler
Warren
Mms
A. R. Hemerick
Davidson
Birmingham
Melvin Unger
Frank Kelble
Patricia
Albert Kelble
Berlin Heights
Britain
Local firm aims to produce toain shaft clubs
A local firm plans to manufacture toain shaft clubs. It employs three assistants named ast four scotchmen to assist in the production process.
Texarkana company reports rare lunar rainbow sighting
An Texarkana group at the Terr as Nations Guard camp Palacios Texas witnessed a lunar rainbow that lasted about 36 minutes. The event, a rare moon effect, occurred amid a disrupted Belgian landscape recently described as largely under cultivation.
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Texarkana Company
LUNAR
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