Elyria NRA canvass reports 99.32 percent support
The Elyria city wide NRA canvass on September 1 yielded 10 151 names with over 7 000 cards pledging support to NRA members by shopping at blue eagle displaying businesses. Signers totaled 99 32 percent with 146 out of town signatures. 68 refused to sign. Seventy teams and 300 workers, plus 17 majors and 70 captains, led the one day drive coordinated by C B Smythe and H S Calvert.
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NRA
Elyria
California
Florida
Nebraska
C. B. Smythe
NBA
H. S. Calvert
D. A. Baird
E. J. Stankard
Jim Armitage
H. C. Cheney
Fire damages machinery at Sunshine Laundry plant
A fire at the Sunshine Laundry plant on Clark and Winckles streets caused about 590 in damage. Spontaneous combustion in meat market workers clothing started the blaze in the northeast room of the new addition, burning clothing and damaging machinery and the boiler room. Fireman Willam J. Burnet was overcome but returned to duty. Hose Company No. 1 and Engine Company No. 2 fought the blaze for an hour before control.
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Sunshine Laundry
Clark Street
Winckles Street
Willam J. Burnet
Hose Company Number One
Engine Company Number Two
Motor Haulaway Co Incorporation Listed in Columbus
Elyria reports the motor Haulaway Company incorporated in Columbus Ohio with 190 shares no par value. L W Rothgery, Paul Steger, and R L Barton listed as organizers. address at 173 High Street, Columbus.
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Motor Haulaway CO
Columbus, O
Elyria
The
Motor Haulaway Company
L. W. Rothgery
Paul Steger
R. L. Barton
High St
Columbus
City council pressured on morals and beer regulation
Clergy and citizens urge council to enact measures to curb beer sales and protect youths. Rev Wiseman blasts proposed recusal camouflage as council members debate regulatory ordinances while Ed Notley defends selling beer inside the city to maintain control. Rankin plans final readings. petitions to churches urged for input at next Sunday services.
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C.F. Wiseman
Notley
EB. Rankin
Oberlin College Calendar Week of September 21 27
Oberlin College releases the weekly calendar with events from September 21 to 27. Highlights include department work begins, chapel talks by Dean Thomas W. Graham, noon notices, and receptions at local churches. Social events include a Women's League picnic and YWCA opening service, plus an all-campus freshman-sophomore tie-up and faculty meeting.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Thomas W. Graham
Graduate School of Theology
Congregational
Methodist
First Baptist
Rust M. E
Mt. Zion
Women's League
Arboretum
Fairchild Chapel
Carnegie Library
Veteran Oberlin Mailman Retires
Warren J. Sage, a veteran Oberlin mail carrier with 32 years of service, retired Monday. He spent his career delivering the same local routes on East College Street and nearby side streets, beloved by residents and coworkers who held a farewell. Postmaster Dick and colleagues praised his work as Sage read a self penned poem about his long career.
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Warren J. Sage
Mr. Sage
Oberlin
East College Street
East Lo- Tain Street
Sage
Post Office
Two More Wheat Committees Named in Lorain County
Township wheat producers name committee chairs as Lorain County wheat growers seek cooperation in the adjustment program. LaGrange with Werner Kobier as chairman. Fred Prosser and Cyrus Dawson as members. Brighton and Rochester with Frank Rowland as chairman. Jesse Burse and A. K. Baird as members. County signers hover near 60 with a hoped total around 100 by next Monday.
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Lorain County
LaGrange
Werner Kobeir
Fred Prosser
Cyrus Dawson
Brighton
Rochester
Frank Rowland
Jesse Burse
A. K. Baird
C. 1. Amet
Lorain
Hammet
Pittcfete
Pinefield
Sia
Warth Carlisle
Black River
Brownhelm
Amherst
Offee
Through the Weathered Roads I Walked in Faith
A reflective veteran recounts long journeys on rain and snow with heavy loads. He speaks of patience, kindness, and aligning with the Good Book. Acknowledging mistakes, he claims pardon as he finishes his travels.
Officers Chosen By Merry Wives
The Merry Wives elected new officers at a six o clock dinner hosted by Mrs. Doren Lyons on North Pleasant Street. President E W Spaulding, Secretary E Miller, and Treasurer C J Weeks were chosen.
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Merry Wives
E. W. Spaulding
North Pleasant Street
Doren Lyons
Spaulding
Clarence Wright
Amherst Deaths Toll From Fall and Illness
Emily Belden 77 died at Amherst Hospital at 1 a.m. from injuries after a fall that broke her hip. Lifelong Amherst resident, she leaves a daughter Mildred Rue of Flint, Michigan, two sons Ralph Belden of Elyria and Kenneth at home, plus five grandchildren. Funeral services tomorrow. Thomas Traczek 49 of 315 Sixteenth Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a three month illness. He lived in Elyria eleven years, from Lorain, worked in National Tube Co. Shipping Department, and was a Holy Cross Church member. He leaves a mother, five sisters and one brother in Europe. Burial at St Mary’s Cemetery.
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Thomas Traczer
Thomas Traczek
Sixteenth Street
Eiyria Memorial Hospital
Ejirria
Lorain
National Tube Co
Holy Cross Church
Europe
Haly Cross
Lawrence Budding
St. Mary's Cemetery
Toom Motorman Dilemma Spurs Ohio Town Safety Plan
Levelland Ohio and Rocky River officials discuss a village horn tooting ordinance. Mayor Carl Stein vows enforcement to curb horn and whistle use at crossings, citing safety. F W Coon, Lake Shore Electric Company rep, defends occasional tooting as necessary for traffic and warning.
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Rocky River
Coon
Coat Stolen Reported by Mrs Stewart on West Bridge Street
Mrs. Charles Stewart of 1158 West Bridge Street reports a coat stolen within the past two weeks. Police did not name a suspect or provide further details as the investigation begins.
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Charles Stewart
West Bridge Street
License plate stolen from pickup in Cleveland incident
Andy Fargo of Stop 71 Cleve reported to police that his taillight and rear license plate on his cap were stolen while he was in Cleveland.
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Andy Fargo
Stop
Cleveand Road
Cleveland
Proposed Home Rule Amendment To Be Discussed
The Young Men's Forum at the Y M C A will discuss the proposed County Home Rule Amendment to the state constitution. Harvey C. Cheney announced the event with speaker J F Schreiner, a former Miami University political science professor now in Oberlin. Petitions to place the amendment on the November ballot are filed with the secretary of state, and signatures appear sufficient. Last year, many signatures were invalidated, so the measure was not moved to a vote. The meeting is at 5 p.m. Tomorrow night, the group meets twice monthly on the second and fourth Fridays.
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Young Men's Forum
Harvey C. Cheney
J. F. Schreiner
Miami University
Oberlin
Franklin to Open Third Private Kindergarten Monday
A third kindergarten for Elytia children will open Monday morning at Franklin School. The private program, funded by parents, mirrors the two existing Ely and McKinley kindergartens. Teacher Mrs Loyola Taylor is approved by the board but not employed by it.
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Elytia
Franklin School
Franklin
Loyola Taylor
Franklin Kindergarten
Board of Education
Ely
McKinley
Trial on kidnapping case nears verdicts and threats
In Dallas federal court the heavy security surrounds seven defendants from St Paul and Minneapolis as prosecutors press to convict them for attempting to dispose of ransom money. Bailey to testify. guards reinforce the court while Kalix and Katharine are sought in Oklahoma City and nearby areas. A Columbus report notes Elmer Crawford, 61, dies of sleeping sickness, first case in the Middle West epidemic.
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Minneapolis
Keenan
Talthough
Aberty
Urschel
E. E. Kirkpatrick
Kelly
Kansas City
Kalix
Katharine
Oklahoma City
East Texas
Tucaro
Tulsa
Hyde
Bailey
Bates
R. G
Shannaon
Paradise
Texas
Gus Jones
San Antonio
Shannon Farm
Ursche
Keily
Columbus
Elmer Crawford
Middle West
Cleveland Markets Report: Farm and Fruit Prices Stable
Markets Cleveland produce butter eggs poultry and potatoes show steady trends with various price points for colored fowls eggs and butter. Livestock including cattle calves hogs and sheep move unevenly with active calves and steady demand for hogs and lambs. Grain and flour quotes list No. 2 red wheat No. 3 yellow corn and hay prices with farm market notes from Cleveland and nearby districts.
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Cleveland
New Jersey
Ohio
Maine
Long Island
Idaho
Mushroom records claim bizzare size in Ohio report
George Palmer of Griswold road reported to the Chronicle Telegram that a real mushroom found today measured 714 inches across and weighed exactly a half a pound, an extraordinary observation from a local resident.
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George
Palmer
Griswold Road
Chronicle-Telegram
Col Studebaker Bankrupt in Federal Filing
Col George Milburn Studebaker of South Bend filed voluntary bankruptcy in Federal Court claiming debts of 2.5 million dollars and assets under 5 thousand. He resides in a 64 room mansion and has been out of automotive affairs for a decade after Taunton securities collapse. He reported no immediate plans ahead.
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South Bend
Ind
George Milburn Studebaker
Pioneer Automotive
Studebaker
Tnaull Securities
Price Of Hogs Near 1932 High In Chicago Trade
The Chicago hog market rose to 5.40 dollars per hundredweight today, the highest top price since 1932. A grain price uptick helped push demand, boosting overall hog values across the market.
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Chicago
Viola Rising Sues For Divorce In LaGrange Court
Viola Rising of LaGrange files suit for divorce from Roy on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The couple were married in 1931.
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Viola Rising
LaGrange
Roy
Numerology Coupon Clarification and Guidance From Cordialix
Elaine HW. Williams addresses readers about submitting numerological analysis requests. She explains common mistakes, stressing the need for complete data, a dime, and a stamped self addressed envelope. The note outlines steps to correct errors and offers optional extra monthly advice for an additional dime per month.
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Tam
Row
Forcat
Cordialix
Elaine HW. Williams
Clip and mail today with signature and birth details
Present signature and address, include month date year of birth and full birth name not confirmation name. Ensure mail is ready for processing.
Forged Check Incident Involving Gas Station Lady
A golden-haired woman in a large car fooled gas station attendant Bill Bartlett on Cleveland Street ten days ago. She provided a check for 10.90 to buy Biseline and five gallons of gas, then left. The check was later returned as forged bearing the name Helen Pittman of Millersburg. Bartlett checked the license number, found it stolen from Cleveland, and learned the woman has been roaming the state targeting stations. Police Chief E. J. Stankard was notified today.
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Donmure
Cleveland Street
Bill Bartlett
Bartlett
Helen Pittman
Millersburg
Cleveland
E. J. Stankard
Ohio legislature faces tax bill vote amid exemptions and overrides
The Ohio Senate debated tax changes with senators from Stark and Toledo opposing the taxation committee recommendation. Electric companies are exempt due to a three percent federal tax. The measure would take effect October 1, 1934, with monthly levy payments and would affect about 20 companies. Critics argued rate increases require Public Utilities Commission approval and that the tax cannot be passed to consumers. The session also processed measures on levies outside the 14 mill limit, a joint committee on highway reciprocity, state reimbursement for forestry programs, and allows bond votes in November under NRA funds. Several bills were defeated, including permits suspension actions and street assessment reductions.
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Stark
Taxation Committee
Donovan and
McManus
Toledo
Marshall
Haynes
State
Public Utilities Commission
Lewis
Harrisburg
Bittinger
Ohio
NRA
Rep
Cordes
Cincinnati
Herner
State Liquor Control Commission
St. Clairsville
Lindberghs Await Landing Map for Leningrad
In Helsingfors Col Charles A Lindbergh and his wife await a Russian aviation map revealing the Leningrad restricted air gate before flying to Russia. He told United Press he had no fixed route yet and expected the map from the Russian embassy or authorities. Leningrad is described as a fortified area. Samson to Hear Death Sentence Tomorrow. In San Jose authorities prepare to hear David A Lamson sentenced to hang, with defense seeking jury misconduct admissions.
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Leningrad
Russia
Charles A. Lindbergh
Helsingfors
United Press
Kvariskrona
Sweden
Karlskinas
Lindbergh
Samson
San Jose
David A. Lamson
R. R. Syer
Allene
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