Six Killed In Maryland Crash Near Salisbury
Six persons died when an automobile crashed into a parked truck at Powellsville near Salisbury Maryland. The driver Thaddeus Dykes was wedged beneath the steering wheel and his license had been removed days earlier. Miss Taylor was the sole survivor in the car and died later in a Salisbury hospital. The crash likely involved high speed and required a tow to free the bodies from the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Powellsville
Here
C. F. Minnick
Thaddeus Dykes
Minnick
Pleads Not Guilty Before Judge Sherman Hibbett
Sherman Hibbett of Detroit pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Judge D A Cook on burglary and larceny charges. He was involved in a jewelry store burglary in Lorain where three other men were captured after a chase ending near Birmingham. a fourth man, believed to be Hibbett, escaped. Prosecutor Howard Butler noted about a dozen new criminal cases are slated for the April term grand jury meeting Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Hibbett
Detroit
D. A. Cook
Lorain
Birmingham
Hibbett
Howard Butler
Relief Workers Drive Progress Reported at Elyria Meeting
Progress of the special drive for new members of Relief Workers Local No. 1 of Elyria and vicinity will be reported at the local meeting at the Veterans of Foreign Wars ball next Tuesday evening. Two speakers will be heard and a musical program will be given by the Bittner Sisters and the Seven-Eleven boys orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Workers Local No. 1
Elyria
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bittner
Seven-Eleven Boys’ Orchestra
Swim Schedule Shifts at Y M C A Pool
Three YMCA boys divisions move most activities from gym to pool due to warmer weather starting next week. Cadets and Preps swim 4 p.m. Tue Thu and 10 a.m. Sat. Junior B swims 4 30 p.m. Tue Thu and 10 30 a.m. Sat. Regular boys division activities and Saturday hike continue, says Robert H. Goacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. Co. A. Boya
Robert H. Goacher
Lima Manufacturers Plan $250,000 Power Plant
Lima, April 20. A group of Lima manufacturers proposes to invest 250000 dollars in a cooperative power plant to generate electricity for their own use. The plan was announced today by M C Light, attorney for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
M. C. Light
Elyria Junior Stamp Club Ties Membership near 50
Young stamp collectors in Elyria face a final week to join the Junior Stamp Club as members vote to cap at 50. The next Saturday meeting will be the last chance for new admissions, with the limit already set to prevent exceedance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Farm Bureau Meeting Sets Talks on Cooperation
Farm Bureau members from Brownhelm Amherst and Black River Townships will gather at the Brownhelm Congregational Church parlors Monday night to hear a series of talks on cooperation. The district for the meeting covers Brownhelm Amherst and Black River Townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Brownhel
Ambherst
Black River
Court Dissolves Temporary Injunction in Local Case
Judge Guy B Findley dissolved a temporary injunction preventing refreshments sales in a clubhouse after a hearing. Plaintiffs Marie Rodman Otto Zelinski Clyde Kerr Evelene Kerr alleged food sales violated property restrictions. Attorneys William Wickens for plaintiffs and Richard Horan for defendants appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behah's
D. A. Cook
Guy B. Findley
Marie Rodman
Otto Zelinski
Clyde
Evelene Kerr
Nationally Known Scientist Dies
Dr Jesse Erwin Day a 47 year old Ohio State University chemistry professor and nationally known scientist died unexpectedly in Columbus Ohio last night He had taken part in a meeting of the Ohio Academy of Science and was to deliver four addresses in New York next week for the American Chemical Society A Miami University graduate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Jesse Erwin Day
Ohio State University
Day
Ohio Academy of Science
New York
American Chemical Society
Miami University
Death of Sara Mendelson at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sara Mendelson nee Haber aged 65 died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 1:35 am. She leaves her husband and six siblings Sam Jacob Ben Moe Haber and two sisters Mrs S S Weber and Mrs Alex Kurjan with brother David C Haber predeceasing her. Funeral from Deutsch Chapel 1486 Crawford Rd Cleveland Sunday at 2:00. Flowers omitted per family request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Mendelson
Haber
Solomon Mendelson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sam
Jacob
Ben
Moe Haber
S. S. Weber
Alex Kurjan
David C. Haber
Deutsch Chapel
Crawford Road
Cleveland
Clarence Shakley Dies After Lingering Illness
Clarence Shakley age 59 formerly of 154 Clark Street died early today after a lingering illness. Born in West Salem Ohio he had lived in Elyria thirty years and worked at Colson company. Survived by brother Herschel Shakley of Troy NY and sister Lula Repp of Lodi Ohio. Funeral Monday at 3:30 pm from Sudro Funeral Home with Dr E J Bond officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Shakley
Clark Street
West Salem
Ohio
Elyria
Colson Company
Herschel Shakley
Troy
New York
Lula Repp
Lodi
Sudro Funeral Home
E. J. Bond
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Death of Rutger Bleeker Jewett in New York City at 67
Word from New York reports Rutger Bleeker Jewett deceased at 67 in New York City from arteriosclerosis. He was vice president and editor in chief of D Appleton Century Company. Surviving brother Henry S. Jewett and four sisters in New Jersey, New York, and Rhode Island. Funeral private in Utica at Rutger Bleecker Miller’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rutger Bleeker Jewett
New York City
Jewett
D. Appleton Century Company
Henry S. Jewett
George Carey
Wilson Lloyd
Short Hills
N. J
Angus M. Porter
Daniel Howland
East Greenwich
Utica
N. Y
Rutger Bleecker Miller
Horatio Seymour
U. S
Roscoe Conkling
Dayton
Edward H. Jewett
Sophia Seymour Bleecker Miller
Norwich, Conn. Free Academy
Hobart College
N. Y. National Guards and Co. Kith
Paderewski Relief Organization
Poland
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Phi
Wm. Jewett
Elizabeth J. Shute
Samuel H. Jewett
Curahoza
Mayor Renews Fine On Reckless Driving Charge
John Anthony of 389 Woodland Avenue was fined $5 plus costs in police court this morning after arraignment before Major W H Vanoster for a reckless driving offense committed recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anthony
Woodland Avenue
W. H. Vanoster
Easter Vesper Service at First Methodist Church in Oberlin
Special Easter service conducted Sunday at 4:00 p m in the First Methodist Church Oberlin with Carroll A Fowler directing and W K Breckenridge presiding at the organ The program features readings readings hymns carols duets string quartet and choruses performed by student musicians from the Conservatory of Music under Alma Talling and Martha Heinrich There is no morning sermon and Rev Bertram Crocker will lead devotions with a sermon titled The Message of Easter in the evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
First Methodist
Carroll A. Fowler
W. K. Breckenridge
Mount Rubidoux
Harvey Gaul
Breckenridge
Arthur L. Williams
Hugh A. Mackinnon
S. Lee Whiteman, Jr
Hyrmp
Sullivan
F. E. J. Lord
Foster
Anne C. Metcalf
Edith Taylor Hall
Allegretto
Hayden
Hardesty
Vincence
Sokol
Miss Walker
Clarence Dickinson
Normandy
Harry Gaul
Mozart
Clariiet
George Walnard
Jean Sibelius
H. Alexander Matthews
Mao
Josephine Hamilton
Alice Latto
Halsey Wilbur
Wilfred Clelland
The
Conservatory of Music
Alma Talling
Martha Heinrich
Bertram Crocker
Crocker
Easter services at Baptist church with oratorio
Special Easter services will be held at the Baptist church Sunday. At the eleven o'clock service the choir will sing the oratorio The Paschal Victor by Sebastian Matthews. In addition to the choir the following special singers will take part Dorothy Field Zoe Steck Katherine Hoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Sebastian Matthews
Dorothy Field
Zoe Steck
Katherine Hoff
Easter services at South Amherst Congregational Church
South Amherst April 20 Easter notice lists sunrise devotion at 6 AM and Easter breakfast at 7 AM. Easter service moves to 10 AM with Professor R. E. Brown of Oberlin leading. An Easter pageant titled I Know My Redeemer Lives at 8 PM with a full cast and a music quartet. Public invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Congregational Church
R. E. Brown
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Progressive Bible
Redeemer
Peageant
Mary
Mother of
Jesus
Harmon Mathes
Mary Magdalene
George Graybill
Salome
Frank Powers
Gust Mathes
Ruth Ott
Geneve Sackett
Peter
Herman Witt
John
Warren Glea
Church Notices From St John and Nearby Parishes
St John Evangelical led by Rev C E Schmidt holds Sunday school at 1 00 PM and public worship at 2 99 PM Catholic Church of Nativity with Rev R Stieger offers Masses at 99 and 1900 AM Methodist led by Rev R C Jenson conducts morning worship at 2945 and Sunday school at 1109.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical
C. E. Schmidt
Church of Nativity
R. Stieger
R. C. Jenson
Religious Services And Communion Held Thursday Evening
Rev. R C Jenson led a short devotional at the Methodist church and administered Holy Communion. Rev. R S Schraidt conducted a Lenten service at St John’s Evangelical and shared Holy Communion on Thursday evening. In the morning a children’s Communion service was held at the Nativity church with Rev. R J Steiger. A breakfast followed served by the Sodality girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Jenson
Methodist Church
R. S. Schraidt
St. John's Evangelical Church
R. J. Steiger
Sodalit
Seven Last Sayings Service at Baptist Church
Avon April 20 A very interesting service was held Friday afternoon at the Baptist church from noon to three o'clock. Rev Ralph Neighbour of Elyria spoke on Father Forgive Them for They Know Not What They Do and Today Shalt Thou be With Me in Paradise. Mr Wilson of Cleveland aided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
the Baptist Church
Jesus
Ralph Neighbour
Elyria
Paradise
Mr. Wilson
Cleveland
Easter Morning Music at First Church Choirs
At First Church Easter morning at eleven the junior and senior choirs assist in worship. The Junior choir performs On Easter Day a Bohemian Melody and Christ the Lord's Risen Today with the full group. the Senior Choir sings Make a Joyful Noise Unto Jehovah by Sowerby. Organ pieces include Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart and Christus Resurrexit. The sermon topic is The Easter Mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sowerby
Christus
Ravanello
Buswell to Speak at First Baptist on Resurrection
Dr J Oliver Buswell president of Wheaton College will lecture at 7 15 pm at the First Baptist Church Wheat on Ill His topic is Proofs of the Resurrection He is a Minnesota and McCormick Seminary graduate and has studied at the University of Chicago The speaker is described as gifted and inspiring and a cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Oliver Buswell
Wheaton College
Wheaton, Ill
First Baptist Church
Easter Service Plan at Mt Zion Baptist Church
Martha Chapter O E S will hold an Easter service Sunday afternoon at 3 00 o clock at Mt Zion Baptist church. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Chapter
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Edwardses spend weekend with sister in New London
Mr and Mrs J L Edwards are visiting Mrs Beach in New London for the weekend. Co K Fauser of Oberlin Savings Bank Co spent Thursday in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Edwards
Mrs. Beach
New London
Co. K. Fauser
Oberlin Savings Bank Co
Pittsburgh
Clergy Offer Reflections at Good Friday Service
Clergymen from Cleveland and Elyria delivered meditations on Jesus final words during Good Friday services. Rev Schoeffle spoke on My God My God Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me and It Is Finished, Rev McKosky on I Thirst and Into Thy Hands I Commit My Spirit. Mrs Herbert Barnes sang Nearer Still Nearer and a quartet including Rev Neighbour, M Kosker, Schoeffle, and Bantham performed The Old Rugged Cross, yielding five conversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Schoeffle
Cleveland
McKosky
Herbert Barnes
Old Rugged Cross
Neighbour
Elyria
Kosker
Schoeffle
Bantham
Avon
Egg Hunt Delights Baptist Sunday School Juniors
Junior boys and girls of the Baptist Sunday School enjoyed an egg hunt today. Mr and Mrs Fisher and Jacob Hoffman visited the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred Walker on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Sunday School
Mrs. Fisher
Jacob Hoffman
Mrs
Alfred Walker
Oberlin Church Ladies Host Meeting and Plans
The April 20 gathering at Mrs. R. D. A. Gunn's West Lorain home drew about forty attendees. A Lenten devotional led by Mrs. J. C. Heinrich preceded business that postponed the banquet for the plays and noted a £50 donation from S. S. Hutchinson. The afternoon featured quilts and rugs making, with next meeting set for May 2 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
R. D. A. Gunn
West Lorain Street
Oberlin
J. C. Heinrich
S. S. Hutchinson
Milan Grange
East Oberlin
Lotty
Niel Jones
Local Residents Attend Easter Week Activities
Miss Bartha Chavelton of Hudson teaches in Ohio and plans Easter vacation at home. M. P. Campbell and daughter Miss Lucille visit their farm in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ashby host James Ashby and family on Schramm road. Karl Krueger and Giles from Ashland stay with McRoberts family. Gar McRoberts’ wife visits Akron friends. D J Campbell and Mrs H Campbell and Miss Lucille Campbell attend Tom Donahue funeral in LaGranga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartha Chavelton
Hudson
Ohio
M. PH. Campbell
Cleveland
Lucille
Lloyd Ashby
James Ashby
Schramm Road
Karl Krueger
Giles
Ashland
Gar McRoberts
Akron
D. J. Campbell
H. Campbell
Luclle Campbell
Tom Donahue
LaGranga
Former Lorain official convicted of obtaining signature by false pretenses
C. K. Kent, a former Lorain loan company official, was found guilty by Judge Guy B. Findley in a court without a jury. The charges stem from an alleged sale of Lorain property to John and Eatelle Baker under the claim the property was clear, though it was mortgaged for 4,000 dollars. Kent’s attorney Milton Wiltsle said a motion for a new trial would be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Kent
Lorain Loan Company
Guy B. Findley
Findley
Kent
Lorain
John
Eatelle Baker
Milton Wiltsle
Two Lorain Women Released From Jail After Fines Paid
Wilmetta Peachy and Alberta Rogers, both Lorain residents aged 34 and 32, were freed from county jail after serving 13 days for recent vice raids. Each paid 6.40 dollars to cover fines and costs. Also freed on bond or fines were John Palan for carrying concealed weapons and John Ferenchak for petit larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Wilmetta Peachy
Alberta Rogers
John Palan
John Ferenchak
Court verdicts in Kopachy and Charick cases
In Lorain yesterday a common pleas verdict favored the defendant Eugene Kopachy against the National Tube Company over an industrial accident compensation claim. Separately, Kasmir Charick won a $332 verdict against former employer Adam Szercyk in Judge D A Cooks court for a garbage collection contract dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Eugene Kopachy
National Tube Company
Kopachy
Kasmir Charick
Lorain
Adam Szercyk
D. A. Cook
Estate administrator sues Routon over fatal 1932 Lake Road crash
William J. McGrail, administrator for the estate of James McGrail Jr., filed suit against Emily Routon of Lorain for $25,000 for a traffic accident on Lake road in Sheffield Lake village that killed James McGrail. The crash occurred August 29, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. McGrail
James McGrail, Jr
Emily Routon
Lorain
Lake Road
Sheffield Lake Village
James McGrail
Columbia notes April town happenings and events
In Columbia on April 11 Ladies Aid Society members gathered at the home of Mrs. Eva Martin and Mrs. Hazel Leach for an Easter themed meeting with about 20 present. Quilting, a tureen dinner, and a roll call on Easter thoughts followed. Visitors included Mrs. Laura Baker and Mrs. Ben Munn. A Lorain County Rural Mail Carriers meeting occurred April 13 at the Town Hall with supper by the Baptist Mission Circle. Local moves include Mr and Mrs James Cather relocating to Shady Road in Olmsted and a family moving onto the Weitzel farm. An Elyria Minstrels and Gay Ninety Revue entertained Columbia residents for the town poor fund, drawing 100 to 150 attendees after a prior measles and illness wave. Supper followed the program, served by trustees and their wives to cast members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Virginia Putt
Ladies Aid Society
Eva Martin
Hazel Leach
Vida Martin
Laura Baker
Ben Munn
Lorain County
Columbia Town Hall
Baptist Mission Circle
James Cather
Shady Road
Olmsted
Weitzel Farm
Chauncey Walkden
Elyria Ministrels
Social notes from Wellington and surrounding towns
Wednesday events at St Agnes church in Elsra and various Sunday visits mark a quiet week. Mrs Louise Wallace underwent an appendicitis operation at Allen hospital and is reported recovering. George McRoberts returns from Pittsburgh for Easter. Residents hosting dinners include the Krueger family, Schafer of Wellington, Kraeger family of Ashland, Bohn of Henrietta, Elkharts of Toledo, and Hutchinson Favre now in Wellington for work. Oberlin Road attendees at the Farm Woman's club in Oberlin included L. E. Barnard, Frank Krueger Sr and Jr. Rebecca Lodge members joined a Wellington meeting. Arthur Springer's family moved from Schramm road to Myershouse. Mrs Cecil Grills, ill, visited by J C Davidson west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes
Elsra
Louise Wallace
Allen Hospital
George McRoberts
Pittsburgh
Frank Krueger
Peter Schafer
Wellington
Karl Kraeger
Giles
Ashland
William Bohn
Henrietta
Frank Elkhart
Toledo
Harold Hutchinson
Hutchinson
George Farr
Easterday
Ridgeville
Albert Farr
Huntington
J. Cornwell
Don Hartman
Oberlin
Oberlin Road
Farm Woman's Club
L. E. Barnard
Frank Krueger, Sr
Mirs
Frank Krueger, Jr
Rebecca Lodge
Arthur Springer
Schramm Road
Myera
J.C. Davidson
Mra
Cecil Grills
Berea community notices and social updates from page items
Social and club notes from Berea including Tist Mission Circle at Mrs. Dorothy Walker with nineteen adults and two children, Bible readings led by Irene Healey and Leon Cole, and May 11 host Mrs Blale Stearns. Mentions of new Roy Churchward bungalow interest, illnesses, visits, and local visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Walker
Irene Healey
Leon Cole
Hostouses
Geo. Stinchcomb
Mary Jane Osborne
Evans
Blale Stearns
Roy Churchward
Berea
Charles Blackx
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Acme Grange
Lucas
KE. Carlisle
Columbia Athletic
Harry Cartright
Reuben Walkden
Emory Tomes
West Salem
Wylie
Community Hospital
Fred Stoll
Youngstown
Merker
Parma
Fred Hawkes
F. D. Churchward
Harold Hursh
P. J. Hursh
Otto Fitch
Fayette, Q
Ross Churchward
Churchward Home
Fred Roth
Wallace Roth
Agnes
Bertha Wallace
Clifton Blvd
Lakewood
Herman Dengler
E. E. Thomas
Cleveland
Herman Paulson
New London I O F Stages Drive for Membership
New London April 20 The Odd Fellows lodge boosts its six month membership drive starting January 1 1935 with two collars donated by C E Ward to top recruiters. Anniversary program plans race ahead for Friday April 26 with invitations to wives of Odd Fellows and non-Rebekahs. The high school band is set to perform as a key feature while J L Cassell and J W Nelson head committees to ensure a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Odd Fellow Lodge
C. E. Ward
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
New London High School
J. L. Cassell
J. W. Nelson
School Fair Plans For Repetition At N S H S
The 1934 fair success prompts plans for a reprise at N S H S. Exhibits span all classes from needlework to manual training with a standout model farm created by the agriculture class. A program will be given in the auditorium and hundreds are expected to attend on Thursday May 10.
Ohio Grange reports record charter growth in early year
Arnold Knapp of New London Ohio Huron County Grange Deputy Master cites state records showing the largest rise in subordinate and Juvenile Granges in decades. For January to March first quarter seventeen subordinate Granges and ten juvenile Granges received charters while February added eight new Granges nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Knapp
New London
Huron County
Ohio
National Grange Honorae
New Grances
Gardiner Delamater Returns Home After Hospital Care
Gardiner Delamater of New London, previously injured in a CCC camp accident near Portsmouth, arrived home Wednesday evening from Walter Reed Hospital in Washington. He will stay until his leg heals, still in a cast with several weeks expected before removal. The former sergeant rode home from Washington, D C, by bus after the crash badly splintered his left leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner Delamater
New London
CCC
Portsmouth
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Delamater
Meen
Washington, D. C
ER Two Continued from Page One Event Adds New Members
A report by Marian Lauer, chairwoman, details the plans for both boys and girls to participate in a state fair exhibit. The article notes the installation of new members and a contest, with a recreation and social period directed by Robert Hosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Lauer
Robert Hosa
Market prices from Cleveland produce and butter market
Cleveland market shows firm butter with extras 44 cents, eggs at 23 cents current receipts, and poultry steady with fowls 32 cents, Leghorn 19 to 20 cents, and broilers around 23 cents. Potatoes chiefly 1.25 to 1.35 per 100 pounds, bakers 2.50 to 3.65 per 100 pounds for Michigan Idaho batches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Atandarda
Michigan &Co
Grain and hay prices from Cleveland exchange and Fairchild Co
Quotations for corn oats alfalfa clover straw and hay chart prices by the bushel or ton. Wheat and flour figures listed with No. 1 red and No. 2 grades, showing multiple decimals and unit conversions. Values reflect this period's market rates and commodity pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Fairchild Mining Co
Resurrection Faith Reinforces Christian Teaching and Witness
The sermon argues Jesus rose from the dead to validate His teaching, citing Peter on Pentecost and the empty tomb as proof. It recounts how belief revived the discouraged disciples, turning fear into bold preaching, and asserts the risen Christ continues to empower the modern church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Jesus
God
Joseph
Israel
Christ
Thomas
Christ Church
Mrs Jefferson’s Widow and Dolly Madison in White House
Mrs Thomas Jefferson died nineteen years before her husband became President. Mrs Dolly Madison acted as mistress of the White House for a time. She stayed on, as her husband later became president after Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Dolly Madison
White House
Jefferson
Fragmentary Agricultural Prices Table From Winter Catalog
The readable portion lists flour middlings and bran prices with several figures for winter and spring varieties, plus cottonseed meal and homing meal values. Units and exact titles are unclear but indicate a price sheet snapshot with multiple line items and totals.
Market prices for fruits and vegetables listed
The text shows assorted produce prices and unit identifiers such as bushels baskets pounds and pecks. Items include beets cucumbers lettuce mushrooms onions potatoes tomatoes and related packaging units with varying price points.
Miss Ruth West Visits Cincinnati for a Week
Pittsfield residents note Ruth West accompanies Mr and Mrs Maynard Hammer and daughter to Cincinnati where she will remain for the week. Dr W A Sherburne returns home from California after wintering with son and wife Gardner Sherburne in Colville Washington. Neighbors welcome him back as Mrs Ella West and Florine entertain with relatives including sister Mrs Corea Morrig Oberlin and families Brassee McConnell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Ruth West
Maynard Hammer
Cincinnati
H. Clarence Stevens
Frank Clark
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Cleveland
W. A. Sherburne
Gardner Sherburne
California
Sherburne
Will Sax
Colville
Washington
Ella West
Florine
Corea Morrig
Oberlin
Mra
E. R. McConnell
Ray Brassee
Local man stays home instead of Omaha trip
Mr. Ray Brassee remained at his home here rather than accompany his mother and relatives to Omaha Nebraska as reported in previous items from the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Brassee
Omaha
Neb
Ths
Mrs Stavens Visits In Wellington And Sullivan Couple
Mrs H Clarence Stavens spent Tuesday afternoon with her sister Mrs Walter West in Wellington. Mr and Mrs M L Burden of Sullivan spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs LeRoy Lounsborough and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clarence Stavens
Walter West
Wellington
M. L. Burden
Sullivan
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Two Escape Injury In Cleveland Auto Crash
Two Cleveland men escaped injury yesterday afternoon when their car overturned after being struck by a truck driven by Russell Schmittgen of R D 1 Elyria. The driver Paul Wisoky aged 31 lived at 15519 Thrust Street and Andrew Bauash of 2448 West 14th Street rode with him. The crash happened about 5 45 at Court and Second streets. Neither vehicle was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Russell Schmittgen
R. D. No
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Maryland
Bulletin
Nears
Farm Bureaus
William Wickens
Richard Horan
Rutger B. Jewett
Scup
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Esther Alflen
Amherst
First Church
Mr. Powell
Clarence Retsing
A. D. Crocker
Robert Jones
FRED
Lazarus
Ruth
Rene Elion
Ae. Syrep
Blue Bird Ceart Street
Wally
Frank Nichols
4Th
East Ave
the Elks Restaurant
Yorain County
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