Relief Bonds to Be Issued in Lorain County
Lorain County plans to issue 84800 in relief bonds for six months starting November to cover winter relief needs funded by the Ohio selective sales tax. Relief investigators face overflow as cases rise toward a county total of 1700, with a new case work supervisor Bethel Bailey arriving from Milwaukee to coordinate investigations, funded by federal funds.
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Lorain County
M. A. Houghton
State Relief Commission
Relief Commission
Bethel Bailey
Milwaukee
Miss Bailey
Relief Administration
Complaint and Adjustment Board
County Relief Commission
L. A. Fauver
County Relief Committee
H. L. Shaw
Board of
The Fascist Nazi and Bolshevist Movements As Attitudes
An analysis frames Fascist Nazi and Bolshevist movements as more than parties, viewing them as life shaped ideologies. They are described as civil, moral, and religious in aim, pursuing a full realization according to adherents.
Silent masses and the educated elites in Europe
In Europe, during most of last century, the existence of the dumb masses was acknowledged, but that's all: the upper and mid dle classes alone were articulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Pastor Times Morning Talks and Rally Day at Grace
Church activities fill the week with sermons Bible studies and rallies. Rev O A Keach will address the Men’s Missionary League at 7 30 pm Monday September 24. Grace Lutheran’s Rally Day opens classes at 9 30 am with a 10 45 am service. Choir led by Leonard Krugman sings Stand Up for Jesus prior to a Sabbath Lord’s Day sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Isaiah
Men’s Missionary League
O. A. Keach
D.D
Cleveland
United Presbyterian Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Leonard Krugman
Ashford
King Tut Club Organized at Wash Home
A club formed at the home of Misses Mary and Ethel Wash and chose King Tut as its name. Officers elected were Miss Mary Bors president and Miss Sarah Lasco secretary treasurer. Members served refreshments and the next meeting will be at Miss Mary Bors home on Sept 30 at 7 pm.
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Mary
Ethel Wash
Mary Bors
Sarah Lasco
Mary Vash
Irene Pachuta
Ethel Vash
Mary Pachuta
Sarah
Emma
Eleanor Lasco
Caroline Petro
First Spiritualist Church Opens With Sunday Topic
The First Spiritualist Church announces Sunday evening's subject Spiritualism True or False from 1st John Chapter 4 and Did Christ Claim to be God. Record crowds have shown keen interest. Pastor Reverence Freyberger expects out of town talent for the sermon. The public is invited to all services.
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First Spiritualist
Christ
God
Freyberger
Mystery blankets theft solved by somnambulism
The $12 blankets taken from Frank Yungman’s bed at 697 West Street Thursday night were found in the attic after his mother located them yesterday. Chief E J Stanard said Frank walks in his sleep, carried the blankets to the attic during somnambulation, then returned to bed. Initial belief blamed a burglar through the window. The loss was noticed when the boy woke shivering about 1:30 PM.
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Frank Yungman
West Street
Westeranr
James Yungman
Frank
E J. Stankard
Lorain County Young Men’s Club to Meet Tuesday
The Lorain County Young Men’s Republican Club will meet Tuesday in the directors' room of the Elyria Savings and Frost Company. The meeting, dubbed Lorain night, will honor a delegation from Lorain attending. Speeches by Frank Stetson, Carl Curtiss, and Charles Gray are planned. The club will appoint a delegation for the September 28 statewide Republican rally in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Young Men's Republican Club
Elyria
Elyria man fined for reckless driving arraignment today
Chester Hoffner of Elyria was fined five dollars and costs for reckless driving after arraignment before Mayor W. H. Vanoster this morning. He was arrested on Lake Avenue by Patrolman C. E. Parker.
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Chester Hoffner
Elyria
W. H. Vanoster
Lake Avenue
C. E. Parker
Fined for DUI in St Louis court before mayor
Ray Fielder of St Louis Missouri was fined fifty dollars and costs after being arraigned before Mayor W H Vanster this morning for driving while intoxicated. He was arrested by broad street police.
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Ray Fielder
St. Louis
W. H. Vanster
Broad Street
Death Notice and Funeral Services of William Lysaght
Death records report William Lysaght and W C Brittain both dying after long illnesses. Lysaght funeral details include Sudro Funeral Home and Reverend Karl Meister with burial at Riversine cemetery in Cleveland. Brittain, 49, died at home in New London Ohio after months of illness and was a former postmaster candidate. Funeral from Sackett Funeral Home with Rev Er L Kettenring and Grove Street Cemetery burial. Masonic lodge to participate.
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William Lysaght
Sudro
Karl P. Meister
Riversine Cemetery
Cleveland
C. Brittain
New London
W. Cc. Brittain
Sackett Funeral
Er. L. Kettenring
First Baptist Church
Grove Street
Masonic Lodge
Chester Hart Dies at Home on La Grange Road
Chester R Hart aged 78 dies at his La Grange Road home after a brief illness. He was born April 3 1868 and spent life on the family farm. He leaves wife Harriet Wilcox Hart a daughter Mrs Maurice Moon and three grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 10 A M with Rev Mc Alpine of the La Grange Methodist Church officiating burial in La Grange Cemetery.
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Chester R. Hart
Harriet Wilcox Hart
la Grange Road
Maurice Moon
Nichols Funeral Home
McAlpine
la Grange Methodist Church
la Grange Cemetery
Oberlin Church Services For Tomorrow
Tomorrow church services are listed for Oberlin area churches including First Church with worship at 11:00, Christ Church Episcopal with Holy Communion at 7:00, First Methodist at 11:00, First Baptist at 11:00, and several others with Sunday School, morning prayers, and evening services. Local parishes also note midweek events and youth activities.
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Oberlin
J. A. Richards
D. D
James Brand House
Christ Church
Episcopal
L. E. Daniels
Rust Methodist Church
Mr. Hayes
Epworth League
Christian Science Society
Rowland Hall
Sacred Heart Church
George M. Martin
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Charlies H. Brown
Y. P.U
Christian and Missionary Alliance
J. D. Bell
East Oberlin
Clarence Ward
Gundar School
Elyria Bride-Elect Honored At Party
Mrs. Harry E. Morgan Jr. was feted at a pre wedding party in Elyria as plans continued for the upcoming ceremony. Guests included family and close friends, sharing wishes for health and happiness for the bride-to-be.
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Elyria
Harry E. Morgan, Jr
Divorce action filed by Kos eso against Kopeso
The recent court notice states John Kos eso of Avon filed for divorce from Elizabeth Kopeso. An explanation by the plaintiff’s attorney notes the action was filed by John Kopeso junior to avoid mistaken identity with John Kopeso senior or others.
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John Koseso
Avon
Elizabeth Kopeso
John Kopeso
Junior
Helen Smith
John Smith
Common Pleas Court
Lorain cases move through court and divorces granted
A Lorain docket shows Frank Santos arraigned on second degree murder with bond set at 10 000 and no trial date. Separately Antonio Vise seeks to block an ordinance restricting music with beer permits as unconstitutional. divorces granted include Jeanette Scanlan becoming Jeanette Youngless and Mrs C H Chismire, custody awarded. Several lawsuits allege injuries from vehicle collisions, while theft of chickens reported in Oberlin.
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Frank Santos
Vincent Moreno
Job
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Antonio Vise
Broadway, Lorain
Viseci
State Liquor Control Commission
Fannie Krupski
Yedockey Krupski
Charles W. Krupski
Broadway
Seventh Street
Oberlin Business Men's Club Aims at Window Fair
Regular meeting of the Oberlin Business Men's club at Oberlin Inn discussed plans for the Oberlin Window Fair to be held September 27 28 29.
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Oberlin Business Men’s Club
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin
Greenslade and Miss Nanic wed in Kentucky ceremony
Announcement reports the marriage of Thomas Greenslade to Miss Margaret Nanic of Columbus on August 11 in Kentucky. The groom is the son of Mrs. Ina Greenslade and the couple reside with her at the Howard apartments.
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Thomas Greenslade
Margaret Nanic
Columbus
Kentucky
Greenslade
Ina Greenslade
Howard Apartments
Professor Kemper Ful lerton and family return from Adirondacks
Professor and Mrs. Kemper Fullerton and daughter Katherine came home last week from a summer vacation in Keene Valley Adirondacks New York. Claude L. Lyman High Priest Oberlin Chapter Royal Arch Masons with A B Chesbro and Charles Juneman attended Grand Chapter of Ohio meeting in Akron. Mrs L E Hopkins leaves for Houston Texas then New York to spend winter with her son Hoyt.
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Kemper Fullerton
Katherine
Keene Valley
Adirondacks
New York
Claude L. Lyman
Oberlin
Royal Arch Masons
A. B. Chesbro
Charles Juneman
Akron
Grand Chapter
Ohio
L. E. Hopkins
East College Street
Houston
Texas
T. G. Scott
Hoyt
Hedge Fence Installation at Ely Stadium Planned
Preparations for a new six foot arbor vitae hedge fence at Ely Stadium are underway and should be in place before next Friday night's football game. James F Brown says 210 to 225 trees will be planted by FERA labor at no cost to the board. Digging for planting has begun with the first tree loads due next Tuesday. The fence will beautify the field, provide a screen, and act as a wind break.
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Ely Stadium
James F Brown
FERA
Board of Education
Brown
Ridgeville Grange Booster Night Leads County Program
Frank Mason of Ridgeville serves as county Grange deputy as Ridgeville Grange hosts Booster Night at 8 p.m. in Ridgeville Grange Hall with Joseph W. Fichter of Hamilton as state speaker. Other county Granges plan state speakers. nationwide Booster Night aims for broad attendance of about one percent of members.
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Frank Mason
Ridgeville
Lorain County
Joseph W. Fichter
Hamilton
Ohio
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Friends of Grange
United States
Hauptmann Seen as Lindbergh Kidnap Suspect in Case
New Jersey and New York authorities press ahead with a consolidated case against Bruno Hauptmann. Indictments for murder and kidnapping are prepared in Hunterdon and Mercer counties, with Hauptmann expected to be extradited from New York by mid next week. Detectives probe Isidore Fische alibi gaps and trace ransom money, noting Hauptmann’s stock market dealings since 1932 and possible hidden funds. Col. Schwarzkopf warns circumstantial evidence could sustain a capital verdict if a break soon confirms guilt.
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Lindbergh
Hopewell
N. J
Hauptmann
New Jersey
John Doe
Pend
Hunterdon
Mercer
New York
Bronx
Germany
Col. Lindbergh
Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
Isidore Fische
Col. Lindberth
Teuton
Wall Street
The
United Press
Hamptmann
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey State Police
Wakeman Native Peter M. Loretz Dies at 79
Peter M. Loretz died at his daughter Mrs. Fred Crepps home in Norwalk at age 79. He leaves a son Reuben Loretz of Elyria and four daughters plus ten grandchildren and three brothers and a sister. Funeral mass at St. Marys Wakeman Monday 9:30 AM. burial in St. Pauls Cemetery Norwalk.
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Peter M. Loretz
Wakeman
Fred Crepps
Norwalk
Reuben Loretz
Elyria
A. J. Link
Thomas Conway
Ray Millhouse
Chagrin Falls
Phil
Frank
Benjamin
Toledo
Lena Smith
Mackinaw
Illinois
St. Mary’s Church
F. E. McLaughlin
St. Paul's Cemetery
Strike Leader Gorman Presses Roosevelt Plan Amid Mills Row
The page continues a clash between Francis J. Gorman and Sloan over the union clash with Roosevelt on Gov. Joan G. Winant’s board produced plan. Sloan would not fully commit, urging serious consideration and reopening mills soon. Gorman retorted Sloan had priorly resisted cooperation with government agencies and warned the mills would reopen only after the strike ends. Despite the heated exchange, both sides seem near agreement to end the conflict that has cost lives and huge wages and business losses.
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Francis J. Gorman
Roosevelt
Joan G. Winant
Sloan
Gorman
Imagination as a blend of emotion and intellect
The text defines imagination as a combined faculty arising from the fusion of feeling and thought. It states imagination is not purely emotional nor purely rational but emerges from their interaction, mysteriously guiding both aspects.
Chicago market quotes and farm goods prices summary
Market receipts and prices for butter creamery and extras, with live poultry volumes and U.S. Department of Agriculture figures. Toledo grain close offers No. 2 red and yellow corn, wheat prices, oats, and butter and eggs quoted with regional variations.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Leghorn Springs
Geere
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin Cobblers
U. S
Elio
CU. S
Toledo Grain
Toledo
U. P. Grain
Mass escape attempt inside death row details emerge
The report describes prison turmoil as Pierpont strikes Slagle and obtains keys, freeing Russel Clark and triggering a mass breakout. Makley and Pierpont threaten guards with improvised weapons, while eight rescuers respond with hot suns and sub-machine guns as chaos unfolds.
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Slagle
Pierpont
Slage
Russell Clark
Clark
Makley
Pharr
Jones
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Pierre R. Smith
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United Presbyterian Church Services
IST Spiritualist
Erior House
Ete Low
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Per Hun
Court Street
the O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Syria
Ohi
Lysaght
North Pleasant Street
Mhs
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
North Main Street
Clarabelle Wise
Richard Smith
Jean Morgan
Robert Smith
Miss Wise
Russell Krueger
Frank Smith
Jeanette Scanlan
Harry Scanlan
A. R. Webber
Jeanette Youngless
C. H. Chismire
Andrew Chismire
Arthur Wangerine
Sheriff's Department
Eugena Greco
Clara Greco
H. G. Bruegger
Business Men's Club
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Lake Erie Dry Cleaning Co., Inc
Lake Erie Dry Cleaning Company, Inc
Middle Avenue
Idaho
J. C. Welsh
Second St
O'Donnell
Ww. L. Williams
Mgr
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