Lorain County 40-8 officers elected at Elyria La Grange meet
Lorain County 40-8 leaders elected chef de gare Leembuis will head the group succeeding John J. Kolopos who noted a successful year. New officers include William Congdon as chef de train J. M. Marshall as commissaire intendant Paul Collins as conducteur Mike Cuprik as commiss Voyageur Dr. R. W. Fauss Maurice Ives and James Hayden. Planning includes a ladies auxiliary and a drum corps, with installations set for October 6 at the Hotel Antlers Lorain.
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Ohio Public Service Company
Chet ‘@e Gare
Lorain County
Chatteau
Elyria
la Grange
Leemhuis
John J. ‘Kolopos
Chef de Train
William Congdon
Commissaire Intendant
J. M. Marshall
Paul Collins
Commiss Voyageur
Mike Cuprik
Garde la Parte
R. W. Fauss
Wellington
Garde Des Prissiones
Maurice Ives
Oberlin
Lampist
James Hayden
Avon Lake
Chimenots
American Legion
George Thomas
Lorain
Paul Mori
South Amherst
Eddie Herzog
An &40
Legion
R. F. Leembuis
Elyria Legion Auxiliary
Leemhluts
Lima
Chicago
John A. Biden
Cleveland
State Legion
Olna Barr Association
National 408
Legon
American Legion Auxiliary
Ohio Legion Auxiliary
Blythe
Amherst
LE. Kubic
Ohio Legion
Portland
Oregon
Walter Boals
Marsailles Avenue
408
Boals
Leruin County
Summit County
Akron
General Drumm
Order of the Purple Hear
Washington
National Economy League
National Chamber of Commerce
Governor proposes state salary cuts amid cost savings plan
The document outlines a plan to shrink local official salaries via state-led reductions rather than cutting local budgets. A governor’s salary-cut plan, backed by a Republican-led Senate committee, targets 5 percent for salaries under 1,060, 10 percent for 1,000 to 5,000, and 15 percent above 5,000, with officials urged to lower fixed statutory pay.
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Senate
Howard Bevis
Ridgeville Fire Dept Reports 22 Runs in First Year
Ridgeville Volunteer Fire Department logged 22 fire alarms in its first year, with nearly a third false alarms. Fires occurred at houses, a fire station, a factory, trucks, trooder houses, a load 3 day, and grass tires. They also made 52 practice calls and held 27 meetings, with alarm costs at 700 dollars and average per firefighter at 230.44 dollars. Social events included New Year’s party and several dances. Officers: Stertire Mills president, Clarence Oster secretary and treasurer, ard L C. Hadawat fire chief. The department notes grass fire liability and costs of damage.
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Ridgeville
Stertire Mills
Clarence Oster
Ard L
Local News In a Few Lines Highlights and Shocks
Local brief notes report Robert Bannon injuring a dislocated left knee while playing football and treated at Memorial hospital. An open meeting for Friends of Junior Hi-Y Club is announced at 7 p.m. at the YM. Cars owned by H J Schwing and George Wisher were damaged in a collision at Court and Second streets. Deputies seek the owner of a stripped 1920s sedan found on Foster Park road near Kolbe road. A car owned by Joseph Tomaseo of Carlisle Township was missing from Colson Company and later found abandoned in a woods near Lorain.
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Robert Bannon
West
H. J. Schwing
Second Street
George Wisher
R.D
Ridgeville
Court and
Second Streets
Yesterder
Auto 15
Foster Park Road
Kolbe Road
Joseph Tomaseo
Carlisle Township
Len
Colson Company
Lorain
Shoriff
Paul Chapman
Lorain Erie lorain sees road and bridge funds delay contract
Lorain and Erie counties will view the Funk ditch in Henrietta and Florence townships on October 24 to assess widening. A hearing on the proposed improvement is set for October 27 at 10 a m in the commissioners' office. The delay in awarding the contract stems from restricted finances and the need to balance the road and bridge fund before letting the bid by Vance E. Rose of Lorain.
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Gore
Churity
Vance E. Rose
Lorain
Erie
Henrietta
Florence
Governor urges selfless legislating to shield salaries and fund repairs
The governor urged the legislature to pass a resolution asking current officeholders to accept voluntary pay reductions to avoid unequal compensation. He called for enacting reef fund distribution and repayment provisions from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, warning more matters would be brought to special messages before adjournment. He praised past sessions and urged continued cooperation as urgent needs are addressed. The text ends with a note on snake venom therapies noting that serum or vaccine derived from venom is the antidote.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Banks Bid On County Funds
County funds may stay in the county treasurer vaults as no bids were received to handle the entire sum of about 3.5 million dollars. Commissioner Backus and Treasurer Backus planned talks with Prosecutor Myers to decide how to proceed. Active funds totaling at least 100 thousand were not bid. inactive funds reached about 1.13 million. Several banks submitted partial bids with varying rates, leaving the county to consider re-advertising or improvised handling if needed.
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N. D. Backus
Don W. Myers
Backus
Myers
Oberlin Savings Bank
Kipton Bank
Amherst Pata Bank
Lorain Country Savings and Trust Com- Mar
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
LICENSE TO DRIVE SUSPENDED FOR DWI
C Ross of 215 East Broad Street was fined 100 dollars and costs and had his license suspended for one year after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated before Mayor W H Van Oster. Ross was arrested Sunday evening after crashing into a telephone pole on River Street near the city.
Republicans Balance of Power in Greece Election
Athens Sept 27 General election tabulations show Republican agrarian parties will hold the balance in the Chamber of Deputies. The Liberal party of Premier Venizelos and the Royalists with populist allies each won about 100 seats of 250. Communists take roughly 10 seats, leaving 40 for Republican groups likely to seek coalition with Liberals despite an anti Venizelos sentiment as Venizelos vows not to resign.
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Athens
Greece
Chamber of Deputies
Liberal Party
Venizelos
Royalists
Double funeral for Harold Green and Mark Sheffield
Funeral services will be held at Community Church in Pittsfield Center on Wednesday at 1 P M for Harold Green and Mark Sheffield who died Sunday after visiting a school friend in Bowling Green. Reverends Breyenton and Smith will officiate, with services in the local church.
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Harold Green
Mark Sheffield
Bowling Gree
Pittsfield Center
Breyenton
Smith
Taken to asylum after shooting Oberlin youth
Wendell Seames aged 34 of Oberlin was brought to the Toledo insane asylum today by Deputy Sheriff William Caley and probate court attache William Oldham. Seames had been sentenced to the asylum by Probate Judge H. C. Wilcox yesterday for shooting Martin Jackson, 15, also of Oberlin. The boy's injuries are not believed serious.
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Wendell Seames
Oberlin
Toledo
Willam Caley
William Oldham
Seames
H. C. Wilcox
Martin Jackson
Oberlin Conservatory Faculty Recital and Local Meetings
Oberlin Ohio September 27 An introductory recital by Oberlin Conservatory faculty will be held September 28 at 7 pm in Warner Concert Hall with Leo Holden Boris Rosenfeld Rebel Johnson and Bruce Benjamin. Weekly student recitals begin next week. The Oberlin Branch AAUW meets October 6 at Shipperd hall with tea at 3 pm and speaker Mrs Charles G Rogers on Travel Experiences. The Women's Progressive Club installs officers including Mrs George Stevens as president and Miss Katharine Higgins as financial secretary. A Vine Rebekah Lodge anniversary program features Mrs William Gerber and Dorothy Gerber. A Worcester Dairy fire damages the roof. Local briefs note fall and hospital recovery conditions plus lodge gatherings campus speakers and visits from regional residents and students.
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Oberlin
American Association of University Women
Shipperd
Theological Seminary
Charles G. Rogers
Rogers
Elyria
Association
Women’s Progressive Club
Emma Barnes
George Stevens
Addie Lewis
Mary Duncan
Phillips
Blanche Spotts
Faye Bell
Katherine Higgins
Hattie Smith
Mary Mungeon
Margaret Barnes
Gladys West
Jane Hail
Anna Binns
Ethel Tyler
South Park Street
Farm Bureau Secretaries Meet at Ashland Conference
Farm Bureau office secretaries of 12 Ohio counties including Lorain gather at Ashland today for District Two conference. Lorain County is represented by Miss Florence Brucker with delegates from Cuyahoga Erie Huron Holmes Medina Summit Wayne Knox Licking and Coshocton. Otter Hotel hosts the event as Miss Metzel of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation accounting department presents the keynote speech followed by a general discussion.
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Farm Bureau Office
Ohio
Lorain County
Ashland
Florence Brucker
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Erie
Huron
Holmes
Medina
Summit
Wayne
Knox
Licking
Coshocton
Otter Hotel
T'Y Metzel
Accounting Department
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Alleged False Assertions Suit Filed Over Linen Cleanliness
The Ohio State Lauer Service of Willard Ohio filed suit in common pleas court against Lorain Jewel Supply Company for 50000 alleging from February to September the defendant tried to ruin its business by claiming the linens were unclean. The plaintiff operates in several surrounding counties.
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Ohio State Liuer Service, Inc
Willard, C
Lorain Jowel Supply Company
Common Pleas
Court actions and divorce filings in Lorain county
Asa Firestone appeals a 170 dollar judgment from a Wellington justice of the peace. Margaret Williams Lorata filed for divorce from George on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The Cleveland Trust Company sues multiple Stillmans for 5950 on a promissory note secured by a mortgage on Lorain property. The Western Reserve Finance Company case against Miriam B Devinney was dismissed in common pleas court yesterday.
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Asa Firestone
Common Pleas Court
Margaret Williams
Loratna
George
The
Cleveland Trust Company
Lawrence
Mary Annl
Edna
Hiram Stillman
Lorain
Western Reserve Finance Company
Behlosty
Miriam B. Devinney
Elyria
Common Pleas
Political clash over repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment
Bulkley assails the Republican prohibition plank as vague and binding for its repeal plan. He argues only a constitutional repeal with a federal power to bar the saloon can succeed, while Democrats push a vote that would not secure lasting change. He notes two-thirds congressional approval and three-fourths state ratification are required.
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Congress
Bandits Rob Family After Forcing Entry On Road
Number Three continues from page one detailing an attack where the Marks family was halted by masked robbers. They searched Mrs Marks as per the perceived gypsy custom and seized $209 before forcing King Joseph, his wife, and their son back into the car while Alice was ordered into the bandits' vehicle.
Elyrian Paroled After County Jail Sentence
Raymond Taylor of Elyria was paroled by county commissioners after serving 30 days in the county jail for petit larceny. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and to pay the fine at ten dollars monthly. Sheriff Adams noted Taylor’s New York employment prompted the parole.
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Elyrian
Raymond Taylor
Elyria
Taylor
Walter H. Waris
Clarence Adams
New York State
Cleveland market summary for produce and livestock
Market notes from Cleveland show steady to weaker prices across produce and livestock. Grading and receipts vary by item with hogs and calves down modestly, cattle steady, sheep easing, and mixed potato and grain quotations reflecting regional demand. Cleveland market quotations include eggs, poultry, potatoes, and extensive fruit and vegetable listings with Iowa, Ohio, New York and Michigan origins.
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Ohio
New York
U.S
Cleveland
Fine levied for employing girl without permit
Joseph Laktos of Elyria was fined $20 and costs after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro for employing a 17-year-old girl without a school working permit.
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Joseph Laktos
Elyria
Joseph Petro
County awards 50 to Peard for road improvement damage
County commissioners granted Metta G. Peard fifty dollars for property damage linked to Hollaver road work between Route 58 and Route 26 in Russia and Pittsfield townships. A separate claim of six hundred dollars had been filed with the board.
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Metta G. Peard
Russia
Pittsfield
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