Stock Market Builds on Gains Amid Broad Upturn
New York markets resumed an uptrend with higher volume and broad participation. Industrial and railroad averages led, aided by rosy car loadings forecasts, while steel, chemical, and automobile shares advanced. A stray note mentions Hindu ascetic mendicants in India relying on alms.
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New York
Sch
New York Central
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Union Pacific
Atchison
Pennsylvania
Steel Common
Case
Johns Manville
Westinghouse Electric
du Pont and
Radio
Thousands Sign Petitions For Old Age Pension
Circulators in Elyria and Lorain County exceeded targets for a petition drive to initiate an old age pension law for Ohio. Lorain County collected over 6,000 names, surpassing 3,500, and Elyria gathered about 1,200 from an 800 goal. The effort is part of a statewide push aiming for 90,000 signatures to bring the bill to the Ohio legislature, backed by the Old Age Pension Conference tied to the Eagles, Labor Federation, and Old Age Security League.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Steve J. Leser
Old Age Pension Committee
Ohio
Old Age Pension Conference
Ohio Aenue of Eagles
Ohio Federation of Labor
Old Age Security League
Folster
Free and Unhurt Bailiff Clarifies Two J C Jacksons
J C Jackson the Carlisle court bailiff says he had a restless night after friends worried he was hurt. A Wednesday paper report claimed J C Jackson was fined ten dollars plus costs for reckless driving after a collision, though he notes there are two J C Jacksons and he is the free unhurt one.
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Free
Axnhurt
Jackson J. C. Jackson
Jackson
J.C. Jackson
Carlisle
J. C. Jacksons
Airmail Cover Club Forming in Lorain County
Earle Weller of 246 Eastern Heights Boulevard is organizing an Airmail Cover Club to unite collectors in Lorain County. Plans include meetings twice a month and Weller invites interested individuals to call. Frank Polk of Oberlin is serving a $10 fine plus costs in the county jail for orderly conduct following sentencing by Major E R Morris.
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Airmai
Lorain County
Earle Weller
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Weller
Frank Polk
Oberlin
E. R. Morris
Oberin
Injunction suit by ex Lorain man against city dismissed
George Czech of Lorain sued the City of Lorain to stop entering a contract with Paul Salina for police patrol service at 332 dollars monthly. Salina was the tenth bid. lowest bid was 261 dollars. Officials say Salina is lowest and best under the law. The case may be appealed. The piece also references historic Fishmongers Company penalties for bad fish.
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Lorain
George Czech
Czech
Paul Salina
Salina
Y M C A Prepares For Fall And Winter Work
Preparations for the Y M C A fall and winter season are near completion with the pool cleaned and the gymnasium overhauled. The season starts Monday and officials expect one of the busiest years yet as facilities including sun baths and expanding handball courts reopen. A wrestling class led by Sven Nielsen debuts Friday at 5 p m and a beginners swimming class for boys runs Thursdays from 4 to 4 30 p m.
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Ray Todd
Grm
Gruton
Sven Nielsen
Ohio State University
P. m
Senior Hi-Y To Initiate 28 Members
Twenty eight men will be initiated into the Senior Hi Y club at its meeting next Wednesday night. The group met last night at the YMCA to elect new members. Those listed include William Kovas Chris Younglas Don Andress Hubie Herold Alex Bierek G Dewald Stanley Maccock Hal Daly Richard Dale Gus Elbert Jack Bellingham Del Urig Charles Saunders Bud Roe Wayne Burdue Tom Dean Carl Dodsley Ernest Buswell Donad Thompson Richard Zilch James Boylan Jack Cullen Chuck Custar Emerson Smith Gene Myers Frank Murkowski and G Banker. The initiates will raise the year's membership to about forty.
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Y. M.C
William Kovas
Chris Younglas
Don Andress
Hubie Herold
Alex Bierek
G. Dewald
Stanley Ma‘cock
Hal Daly
Richard Dale
Gus Elbert
Jack Bellingham
del Urig
Charles Saunders
Bud Roe
Wayne Burdue
Tom Dean
Carl Dodsley
Ernest Buswell
Donad ‘Thompson
Richard Zilch
James Boylan
Jack Cullen
Chuck Custar
Emerson Smith
Gene Myers
Frank Murkowski
G. Banker
Railroad Men Reject Joint Conference
Washington dispatch reports the Railway Labor Executive Association failed to approve a joint conference with railroad management over a 29 percent wage cut. Labor representatives insist on awaiting the January 31 1933 expiration of the current 10 percent reduction before acting, favoring mediation if a dispute arises.
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Washington
Railway Labor Executive Association
Board of Railway
Mrs Celia Harden 69 dies after long illness in Wellington
Wellington September 22 Mrs Celia Harden 69 widow of Walter Harden former Wellington Church of Christ pastor died early Wednesday after a several year illness. She was active in the church and often filled in for her husband. Surviving are daughter Mrs Amy Parks and granddaughter Louise. Funeral set Friday at 2 pm at Church of Christ with burial in Chagrin Falls.
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Wellington
Celia Harden
Walter Harden
Seventy eight join Wellington P.T.A. in first meeting
Seventy eight new members enrolled in the Wellington P.T.A. at the year’s first meeting Tuesday evening. Discussion covered funding for the school milk fund and curfew law proposals. Ways and Means reported ideas for raising money, with Mrs. Leora Voxtheimer named Health Committee chair. Glen Swanger spoke on All Work and No Play, and Edith Robinson discussed The Library and Its Relationship to the School.
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Exroll
Wellington
Leora Voxtheimer
Glen Swanger
Edith Robinson
Mrs. Bishbaugh Elected President of A L A
Ola Bishbaugh was elected president of the A L A at the annual officer election held Tuesday evening. She previously served as president last year. New officers include Fredericka Allen as first vice president Ruth Rider as second vice president Rutheda Obelg as secretary Ethel Chenery as treasurer and others. Installation is scheduled for Lorain on October 5.
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William Evans
Allen
Lorain County
Convention Plans For Wellington District W R C
The annual district convention of the W R C planned for Wellington on Thursday September 29 at Odd Fellows Hall. Over 200 delegates are expected with Mrs William Hildebrand as local president and Mrs Alice Helton of Oberlin presiding. Luncheon will be served by the Rebekah society at the Methodist church dining room.
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Wellington
Odd Fellows
William Hildebrand
Alice Helton
Oberlin
O Murphy Weds Mansfield Woman In Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio September 22 The marriage of Mrs Georgia Gorham of Mansfield to T C Murphy Oberlin businessman was held Monday September 19 at the Lutheran parsonage New Pittsburgh Highland county Rev QO Kramer officiated The bride wore brown velvet with matching accessories Witnesses included the bride’s sister Mrs Harry Patterson and family A dinner at the Leland Hotel Mansfield followed with friends present The Murphys reside at 176 South Main Street
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Oberlin
Georgia Gorham
Mansfield
T. C. Murphy
New Pittsburgh
Highland County
QO. C. Kramer
Harry Patterson
Paul and
Parr
Marguerite Sullivan
Perrysyville
Leland Hotel
E. J. Sable
Oberlin Votes on $250,000 Light Plant Bond Issue
Oberlin council passed a resolution declaring it necessary to issue bonds totaling 250000 for building an electric light and power plant. The measure will go to the board of elections and appear on November ballots. The council rejected a claim for trees on Elm Street caused by sewer work.
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Oberlin
Board of Elections
Elm Street
Pastor Armington Leaves Oberlin For Cleveland Pastor Armington to be pastor at East Shore Boulevard church
Reverend and Mrs. William B. Armington depart Oberlin this week to settle in Cleveland where he will serve as pastor of East Shore Boulevard Methodist Church. The community expresses regret at their move and Charlies F. McBride of Bay Village will fill the Oberlin vacancy. Officers elected by Merry Wives include Mrs. Charles Shreffler hosting the annual meeting.
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Martha Rutledge
Wellington
Robert Baker
Harry Bennett
Cleveland
Aid Society
M. E. Church
William B.armington
Oberlin
Dr. Armington
East Shore Boulevard Methodist Church
Armington
Charlies F. McBride
Bay Village
Arrington
Merry Wives
Charles Shreffler
Election of officers held on East College street
Members elected officers with Mrs Doren Lyons as president and Mrs Bert Davis as secretary. Mrs Milo Kendleigh of Amherst was chosen treasurer. The next regular meeting is set for October 5 at Mrs Gertrude Patton's home on South Professor street.
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East College Street
Doren Lyons
Bert Davis
Milo Kendleigh
Amherst
Gertrude Patton
South Professor Street
Oberlin News Briefs and Community Events
Group hurt en route to Oberlin visit after Buffalo accident injures Mrs Rose Lattiff and relatives in Syracuse and Summer Town. Elizabeth and Alice Rodgers host tea for mother Mrs J A Rodgers with guests including Mrs Crafts and Mrs Olmstead. Over one hundred attend Oberlin School of Commerce fall dance. Prof L W Taylor speaks at Green Springs conference on religious growth for Oberlin. Women’s League to entertain freshmen Little Sisters at Arboretum picnic. Four Oberlin ladies attend Lorain Home Missionary Society convention. Tobin family travels to Deerfield for son’s academy entry.
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Oberlin
Mrs. Etoll
Buffalo
Rose Lattif
Mr. Lattiff
Syracuse
N. Y
Summertown
8. C
Elizabeth
Alice Rodgers
J. A. Rodgers
South Cedar Avenue
Crafts
Olmstead
van der Pyl
W. G. Caskey
Townsley
Tobin
W. D. Ferguson
Sara Wilson
Pierce
Armington
Newell Sims
Oberlin School of Commerce
ATP
L. W. Taylor
Oberlin College
Green Springs
Women’s League of
Little Sisters
Arboretum
College
Home Missionary Society
Delaware Avenue Methodist Church
Lorain
I. L. Porter
J. D. Yocom
A. F. Champney
A. R. Carsten
Oberlin President Calls Students to Vote in College Address
Oberlin Ohio Sept 22 President Ernest H Wilkins urged 500 eligible Oberlin students to vote. He promised a day off for voting and free transport to Cleveland, warned that student inactivity harms citizenship, and urged double training in politics and economics. Freshmen began classes as Oberlin opened for the year.
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Oberlin, CO
Ernest H. Wilkins
Oberlin
Cleveland
United States
Dr. Wilkins
Chile
England
Europe
Latin America
Assembly
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Wilkins
College
Conservatory
Court actions and local suits in Lorain County Ohio
In And About The Court House Cleveland Trust Company sued Alice L. Davis Lorain and others for 7050 alleged due on a promissory note with foreclosure of property in Sheffield township asked Merton Orcutt filed for divorce from Fern of Grafton, married 1930 The Hardware and Supply Company Akron sued Guardian Casualty Company for 593 for materials to Frank George contractor on Pine Street ejector station project. Jail dismissals include John Hrinda Lorain for stealing potatoes Nick Kub’ Lorain intoxication Paul McFadden Illinois violating railroad laws Harry Brickner Lorain to Toledo workhouse six months non support Adam Wartinski Lorain confined for petit larceny coal from a railroad.
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Cleveland Trust Company
Alice L. Davis, Lorain, Et al
Sheffield Township
Merton Orcutt
Fern
Grafton
the Hardware and Supply Company
Akron
The
Guardian Casualty Company
Frank George
Pine Street
John Hrinda
Lorain
Nick Kub
Paul McFadden
Ilinois
Adam Wartinski
Local Residents Return From Trips And Moves
Professor and Mrs. Wooster return to Oberlin from two years in Boston where he conducted research. Professor and Mrs. F C Tucker resume life in Oberlin after a month in Michigan. William Sedgeman, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Sedgeman, takes a job in Sandusky. Miss Bacon and Mrs Double spend September at a Mittiwauga cottage. Mrs P G Worcester recovers at home on Morgan after a recent illness while visiting Wisconsin.
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Richard Paul King
Matt King
Falls
Harvey Wooster
Oberlin
Boston
Mr. Wooster
F. C. Tucker
South Cedar Avenue
Michigan
William Sedgeman
Frank Sedgeman
Sandusky
Miss Bacon
Mrs. Double
Mittiwauga
P. G. Worcester
Wisconsin
Morgan Street
Cleveland Market and Livestock Prices Report
Cleveland market notes show prices for produce eggs and poultry, potatoes, and Ohio and New York cobbler potatoes. Livestock quotes list hogs cows calves and lambs with bids and ranges, plus a note on Clair Baker Elyria’s non-support warrant arrest by deputies. Chicago cash quotations follow for butter eggs potatoes and grains, with grain and hay prices from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange.
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Cleveland
Smarket
Legion
Ohio
U. S
New York
Clair Baker
Elyria
Walter H. Watts
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Hollandale
Idaho
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Bridge Project Meeting in Columbus for Black River Span
Sheffield Lake village officials traveled to Columbus to meet state highway officials about a 1300 foot bridge over the Black River at North Ridge Road. A. P. Lagton, resident state engineer, says the State will build the bridge and likely let the contract this fall. Estimated cost is $150,000. County commissioners and
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Vicials
Sheffield Lake Village
Columbus
State Highway Department
Black River
North Ridge Road
A. P. Lagton
State Department
Elyria High Herald Debuts For 1932 33
The Elyria High Herald bi weekly newspaper for Elyria High School published its first 1932 33 issue this morning under editor Frank Walendziak. It lists Miss Margaret E Edwards as faculty advisor and Harold L Wilson as business manager. The issue features photos of the new assistant principal and two faculty members with stories on the year’s start and vacation reviews.
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Elyria High Herald
Elyria High School
Frank Walendziak
Margaret E. Edwards
Harold L. Wilson
Collision damages two cars injure man ear laceration
Police report states Cars of Murray Tillson at 217 East Third street and William Randall at 408 West Eighth street collided at Court street and Second street last evening. Tillson sustained a cut on his ear requiring medical attention.
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Murray Tillson
East Third Street
William Randall
West Eighth Street
Court Street
Second Street
Tillson
Ditch View Meeting on Eschtruth Improvement in Sheffield
County commissioners viewed the Eschtruth ditch in Sheffield township and scheduled a hearing on the proposed improvements for September 28 at 10 a.m. in the commissioners’ office.
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Sheffield Township
Harold Nolan Fined for Reckless Driving in City Court
Harold Nolan was fined $2 and costs after being arraigned before Mayor W. H. Van Oster this morning for reckless driving.
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Harold Nolan
W. H. van Oster
Piles Sufferer Praises Petersons Ointment
Detroit man T G Roykstrom writes after 25 years with piles that after his fourth box of Petersons Ointment he is nearly cured. An ad notes a blemish box costs 25 cents at any drug store.
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T. G. Roykstrom
Detroit
Peterson
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