Control Plan 15 Placed Before Dairymen
An administration plan to control the national milk supply to raise dairy farmer income was pitched to dairymen in Philadelphia Indianapolis and Kansas City with meetings allowing criticism. The plan envisions about 150 million dollars in benefits to cooperating producers and a penny per pound of butterfat processing tax rising to a nickel as the program expands. Consumers may face a half cent extra per quart of aid milk. officials expect fluid milk consumption to rise despite taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Henry A. Wallace
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Former CWA Workers Register for Jobs in City Hall
A large group of former CWA employees gathered at the Federal Re-employment Office in City Hall to re-register for work. In Lorain county about 500 CWA workers were permanently dismissed Saturday, nearly 500 received FPWR relief today, leaving many with no immediate options. Charles Cromiting of the Federal Re-employment office said the bureau will provide help to factories, businesses, or private individuals, and those given work relief must also register with his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Lorain County
FPWR
Charles Cromitag
Federal Re-employment Office
Has Bureau
Cromling
Three Clubs To Unite For Meeting
Three YMCA division clubs join for a joint meeting led by R L Dickenson of Columbus area secretary for the national council. About 190 boys expected. gathering at 7 15 p m after a 3 50 p m start today with Bible Study, plus scheduled Rifle, Freshman, Friendly Indians, bean dinner and hike activities this week. The League of Nations note follows with reflections on past successes and failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Dickenson
Columbus
National Council of the
Y-Indus
Robert H. Goacher
Death Summons Charles Ross From Wellington Area
Charles M. Ross, 66, retired vice president and general manager of Sterling Stamping Company of Wellington and Wellington Machine Co., died at his home on Butternut Ridge road Saturday at 4 40 after two weeks illness. A lifelong Lorain County resident with eight years in California and Florida for health, he was born October 11, 1877 in North Eaton and graduated Elyria High School in 1858. He leaves a widow, a daughter, a son, two sisters, and three brothers. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 00 at Sudro Funeral Home with Wellington Masonic Lodge in charge. burial at Butternut Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Ross
Sterling Stamping Company of
Wellington
Wellington Machine Co
Butternut Ridge Road
Guess
Mr. Ross
Lorain County
California
Florida
North
Eaton
Elyria High School
Masonic Blue Lodge of
Council
Knight Templars
Elyria
Cleveland
Sarah J. Ross
J. M. Purdy
Dayton
Karl H. Ross
Ralph Cole
Walter Harwedel
North Ridgeville
Local Police Roundup and City Fines
James Crozier refused to give his name to Patrolman Parker and was taken to police headquarters for intoxication. A shooting air blast frightened two men who threatened to knife Clarence Walker and Charles Bowser on West Avenue, with Bowser's shirt cut but no injuries. Andrew Keilerman was fined for disorderly conduct after a disturbance with his wife on Broad Street. Mayor’s March receipts totaled 256.55 with fines and licenses contributing 151 in fines. Jack Kozel was fined for intoxication by Major Vanoster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crozier
Blake Street
C. E. Parker
Crozier
Parker
W. H. Vanoster
Myron Gibson
Mel Witter
West Avenue
Clarence Walker
Charles Bowser
Effie Green
Grace Hall
Bowser
Andrew Keilerman
West Street
Curtis Hamlin
H. L. Johnson
Broad Street
J. G. Schrock
Sentenced to Jail for Six Months in City Arraignment
James Hidenfelter of Mound Street was fined 290 and sentenced to six months in the county jail after arraignment before Mayor W H Vanoster on a warrant sworn by his wife Florence charging assault and battery. Officer Fred Ronazs aided by Chester Page arrested him near Quincy and East River Streets after a disturbance with neighbors reporting multiple complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hidenfelter
Mound Streeot
W. HH. Vanoster
Florence
Tolica
Fred Ronazs
Chester Page
Hidenfelter
Gienwood
Hhe
P.M. Sundar
Toffee
Widenfelter
Quincy
East River
Thes
Peace Foundations In A World Of War And Change
A fragmented analysis notes that despite wars and military concerns the modern economic system is built on a presumption of peace and a peace-based foundation shaping global policy and growth strategies.
New Turning to Christ Urged by Dr William Muir Auld
Large crowd attends First Congregational Church as Dr William Muir Auld delivers a Sunday sermon urging a renewed turning to Christ amid global insecurity. He warns of konventional sham faith and calls for daily vital communion with God, trusting Him fully to meet humanity’s deep needs. He emphasizes faith as living hope and notes Pentecost's approaching period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
William Muir Auld
Jesus Christ
God
Christ
Splendid Interest in Services at South Ridge
Evangelistic meetings at South Ridge Evangelical church continue all week with evening services except Saturday. Delegations from Elrria Lorain Brownhelm Henristra are due, Salvation Army bands from Lorain Elyria to help one evening, features planned nightly. Next Sunday a combined service at 19:00 followed by a closing service at 7:45 with Rev J W Herlow preaching the old time gospel in power. Public invited to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge Evangelical Church
Browink
Elrria
Lorain
Brownhelm
Henristra
Salvation Army Corps of
Elyria
J. W. Herlow
Firemen Answer Three Calls After False Alarms
Higha firemen responded to three alarms on Saturday and Sunday finding no fires or damage. They assisted at a grass burn on Eleventh street and West avenue after the owner promised to monitor it. A chimney fire occurred at Oscar Hale’s home at 150 Roosevelt avenue due to waste paper in a furnace, causing no damage. A leak repair at Sederie restaurant 884 Bread street followed by ammonia leak and packing gland replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higha
Eleventh Street
West Avenue
Oscar Hale
Roosevelt Avenue
Sederie
Bread Street
Club Activities Of Coming Week In Oberlin
A list of local club and society meetings for the coming week in Oberlin Ohio. Events include Women's Progressive Club at Gray Gables hosted by Miss Mary Duncan and Mrs. Porter field Phillips. American Lesson Auxiliary. Oberlin Women's Club departments. Odd Fellows Lodge. Merry Wives. Knights of Pythias. Junior Star Bridge Club. Methodist Ladies Aid. Baptist Bethel class. Missionary Society. Bridgette Club. Comfort Club. West Russia Club. Music department Oberlin Women's Club. W R C meetings and luncheon. Men’s Civic Club father and son banquet. and Miss Charlotte Bonds visiting Bethlehem.
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Oberlin, O
Progressive Club
Gray Gables
Mary Duncan
Porterfield Phillips
Legion Rooms
Karl Gearkens
Oberlin Women's Chuir
East College Street
Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge
Merry Wives
Grace Morgan
Walnut Street
Knights of Pythias
Gerald Keller
Holly
Wood Avenue
Junior Star Bridge Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Bethel
Baptist Church
Comfort Club
Anna Papworth
Union Street
West Russia Club
Clarence Parsons
Oberlin Women's Club
R. O Brien
Two Cleveland Bankers Are Indicted
Cleveland April 2. Ken Yon V. Painter director and big game hunter and Wilbur M. Baldwin president of Union Trust Co. here at the time it failed were indicted today by the county grand jury for misapplication of the bank funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ken- Yon V. Painter
Wilbur M. Baldwin
Union Trust Co
Death Notices from a Grim City Ledger
Miss Emma Wagner 319 Lake avenue died at her home at two this morning born in Elyria in 1855 she lived here all her life two brothers Frank Elyria Fred Detroit two sisters Mrs Joe Kemper Elyria and Mrs Anna Webinger Long Beach California funeral at Weis Funeral home then services at St Agnes church burial in St Mary's cemetery A lingering illness preceded death at Memorial Hospital. Peter Gilles 62 508 Lake avenue died Saturday at 4 30 survived by wife Anna three daughters Mary Teresa Emma two sons John Edward two brothers Ihoseph Amherst John Lorain sister Margaret Kramer Lorain four grandchildren member of St Agnes church pensioned employee of National Tube Company. Funeral services from St Agnes church Tuesday at 9 99 4 M burial at St Marys. Mes Aulin Minnick Crafton April Mrs data Minnick died at 19 Main Street Saturday evening at 8 o'clock born Massillon Ohio lived 40 years in Gratton widow of [illegible] seven children Elvada Kinton Cleveland Mrs Mayme Kannell and Emma Kannell Massillon Mrs Deane Smith Brunswick Mrs Tovise Phillips Cleveland Mrs Grace Raniells Grafton William Minnick Cleveland 29 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and one RTC at great grandchild. Friends may call at home Wednesday noon funeral services at 2 p.m. private both funeral and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Wagner
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Frank
Fred
Detroit
Joe Kemper
Anna Webinger
Long Beach
California
Wagner
Se.agnes Church
St. Mary's Altar Society
Weis
St. Agnes Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Memorial Hospital
Peter Gilles
Anna
Mary Teresa
Emma
John
Edward
Ihoseph
Amherst
Lo‘Tain
Margaret Kramer
Lorain
Emprose
National Tube Company
Mes
Aulin Minnick
Crafton
Data Minnick
Main Street
Tovise Phillips
Cleveland
Grace Raniells
Grafton
William Jinnick
Friends Mar
Broadwell Chooses New Village Clerk After Resignation
Mrs Beulah Peaking resigned as Village Clerk at a special court session last week. The council unanimously approved HE A Broadwell, a longtime Oberlin Savings Bank teller, to succeed her. Also noted are social items from the area including a Young Women's Club supper and various visits and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Peaking
Courteil
Feakins
HE. A. Broadwell
Sears
Broadwall
Oberlin Savings Bank Company
Man Housed In Tower After Gash and Finger Injury
Police found Steve Pengzor of McKeesport Pa in the B and O Railroad tower furnace room with a severe head wound and a badly mangled finger. He said he was struck with a three foot ton bar during a fight near the tower last night. He sought shelter in the tower and could not identify his attacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Steve Pengzor
McKeesport
Court Grants Divorces. Riblet and Lenart Restored Names
Laura Riblet receives a divorce from John T. Riblet for gross neglect and reverts to Laura Smediey. Judge A R Webber also grants a divorce to Esther Lenart formerly Esther Lenart from Steve on gross neglect and restores her maiden name Esther Lenart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Riblet
John T. Riblet
A. R. Webber
Laura Smediey
Yuhas
Steve
A. RR. Webber
Esther Lenart
Lorain County Corn Hog Control selects officers
Officers of the board of directors for the Lorain County Corn Hog Control Association were chosen last night at a meeting. The election fills leadership roles for the local farming group, with new officers expected to guide future corn hog control activities and advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Hog Control Association
Dr Wirt Publishes Pamphlet Attacking New Deal Policies
In New York on April 2 William A Wirt a Gary Indiana educator circulated a 48 page pamphlet titled America must lose by a Planned Economy a Stepping Stone to a Regimented State. He alleges a Brain Trust member called Roosevelt the Kerensky of the revolution and urges monetary reform including devaluation of the dollar and price controls to restore deflation harmed price levels. He blames Big Business for NRA success and says government would partner with the American Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William A. Wirt
Gary
Ind
Coday
Roosevelt
America
Brain Trust
Wirt
Kerensky
James Rand, Jr
Congressional Committee
Alan
NRA
Partnersip
American Federation of Labor Loo
New Books At Elyria Library
Elyria Library announces new titles across fiction and non fiction. Highlights include Ralph Roeder The Man of the Renaissance and 200 Civil Service Examinations Pergande, Ah Wilderness Eugene O Neill, Hash Knife Outfit Zane Grey and Hilktops Clear Emilie Loring. Also Hardy Perennial Helen Hull No Second Spring Janet Beith and Dark Garden Mipnon Eberhart offering mystery intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Roeder
Savonarola
Machiiavelli
Casticlione
Aretino
Mhen
Pergande
Eugene O'Neill
Mr. O'Neill
Tenderfoot
Emilie Loring
Prudence Schuster
Rodney Gerard
Helen Hull
Hamish McGregor
Mipnon Eberhart
Allotment Committee Appointed and Officers Elected
The board and the allotment committee to supervise county allotments were appointed. E H H Fullmer of Eaton was named president, Parker Baird of Brownhelm vice president, F E Sharp of Kipton secretary, and A J Carpenter of Eaton treasurer. Committee members include Fulmer Allen EF Haver of Pitsfield and Paul Jewett of Brighton. They will approve farmer contracts and allotments. Community committees will assist in corn yield appraisals for signed contracts. The Lorain and Medina county appraisers will meet in Medina next Wednesday to discuss program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. HH. Fullmer
Eaton
Parker Baird
Brownhelm
F. E. Sharp
Kiptan
A. J. Carpenter
Fulmer
Allen EF
Haver
Pittsdeld
Paul Jewett
Brighton
Lorain County
Médina
Medina
Burns Prove Fatal in Cincinnati Home Explosion
Mrs. Margaret Schuette, 32, died after injuries from an explosion at her Rossmone home on Sunday evening. Barna’s blast caused fatal burns and authorities reported the incident as the cause of death in Cincinnati today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Barna
Margaret Schuette
Rossmone
Markets Cle and Produce Rotter Market Terms
Markets show little change with eggs steady and receipts firmer. Poultry movement limited, potato prices in Maine and New York mostly steady, livestock values mixed with beef prices up to 3.00 and lambs at 9.50 to 9.60 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medhum
Airacth
Hicks Young
Roatera
Maine
Ohio
New York
Sabiey
Etoley
Plex
Ghent
Lorain County urged to join sanatorium project
State Health Officer Probst favors a regional tuberculosis sanatorium for Lorain County and neighboring counties. A South Lorain and Sheffield committee plans to urge county commissioners to build a high level bridge at Thirteenth Avenue in South Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ony
Probst
South Lorain
Sheffield
Thirteenth Avenue
Ten Years Ago and Three Years Ago Local Notes
A look back from April 2 shows Cleveland state hospital patients to work at Grafton state farm with Mansfield reformatory prisoners exempt. Colum bus reports Lorain colonel Wiliam J. Simmons, former Ku Klux Klan emperor, spoke at Central High. Elyria churches plan enlargements, including Grace Evangelical Lutheran and Emmanuel Lutheran, while Church of Christ and First Baptist plot building and fund campaigns. Elyria High School adds a $50 000 addition as district boards approve final plans. City traffic rules set for drastic overhaul in coming weeks after council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland State Hospital
Grafton State Farm
Mansfield Reformatory
Columbus
Lorain
Wiliam J. Simmons
Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
Lil
Central High School
Elyria
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Church of Christ
Thire Street
East Avenue
Emmanuel Lutheran
First Baptist Church
Elyria High School
Board of Education
Biyria
Miller Dies From Fumes at Carey Plant
Cincinnati April 2 Wareld Miller 27 Wyoming is dead in a hospital here after inhaling fumes from a defective tool furnace at the Philip Carey Company plant where he was employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati O
Wareld Miller
Wyoming
Ned
Philip Carey Company
Pope Proclaims End Of Holy Year In Rome
Pope Pius XI closed the holy door of St Peter's Basilica ending the special holy year of human redemption. Relics were exposed and three bricks placed by the pope and main penitentiary as the door was sealed. The ceremony included cardinal escorts, candlelit hymns, and concurrent closures at St Pauls, St Johns, and St Mary Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius XI
St. Peter's Basilica
Lauri
Veronica
Christ
Cardinal Pignatelli
St. Paul's
Cardinal Marchetti-Selvaggiani
St. John's
Cardinal Dolei
St. Mary Major
Insull Arrest Amid Harbor Laws Case and Lima Burglaries
In a foggy rain the shipboard case ends with Insull taken into custody on harbor law charges after a courtroom moment when he believed he was free. Separately in Lima, Robert Wood, 26, is held in city jail over an alleged burglary spree totaling more than $4,000 in loot recovered from second-hand stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insull
Insuli
Lima
Robert Wood
Also Mentioned on This Page
League of Nations
Sederis Restaurant
Charles Ross
Sterling Company of
Butternut Aldze Road
Jack Kozel
W. HH. Vancaster
Reger & Binninger
U. S
Woolworths
Elytia
Praxer
Jacob
South Ridge
J.B. Mason
Tima
Sundar
Fort Warar
Tnd
Oberlin
North Pleasant Street
Mhs
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleassot St
Charlotte Bonds
Bethlehem
Dr. Bond
Gilles
Broadwell New Village
Young Women's Club
First
James Brand
George Dudley
B. OQ. Durand
Dudley
North Professor Street
Jaster
Brown
Crehore
Charles Clark
Wakeman
Hollingsworth
Kingstreat
Howard Lake Davies
Minneapolis
Alfred Bond
Liberty
Roger Ingraham
Lakewood
George Jackson
Ingraham
Marian Edwards
Ma Wasen
Ashland
Evelyn Horning
Charity Hospital
Delmar Horning
Carol Cook
Jamii Akron
Corn-Hog Control Association
Elyria Library
the O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Ukt Street
Cox
Elyria Theatre
Andwur
D. W. Jones
YS M. C. A
Painesville
Jones
Lorain Street Railway
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Richwine Ice Cream CO
Clark ST
Cor
Kipling
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