Four-H Clubs Organizing For Season
Four H Clubs organize for summer 1936 with several new clubs planned for girls. Miss Alice Bird, county agricultural agent, reports continued growth and expects at least as many clubs as last year, with some new and reorganized units forming before school year end. Existing clubs like Brownheim clothing and pool, South Amherst, Middle Ridge, Fields Corners, Obderiin, and West Carlisle advance plans.
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Mise
Alice Bird
Eneion
SDE
Indica
Miss Bird
Gulf Road Club
New Amherst
Amherst
Penfield Junction
Ketta
Mercise
Miss Said
Brownheim Clothing
South Amherst
Middle Ridge
Fields Corners
Obderiin
West Carlisle
Brothers Become Father And Son Through Marriage
Kenton April 21 report states John Lighter aged 34 and Andrew Lighter aged 29 were brothers yesterday and are today linked as father and son by marriage. John married Opal Shields, 29, and Andrew married Laverna Shields, 20, daughter of the new Mrs. Joan Lightner. the marriage also makes the mother a second daughter aged 53.
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Kenton
jJohn
Andrew Lighter
Liquor Permit Holders At Lorain Cited
State liquor control board issued citations against 22 liquor permit holders to appear before the board in Cleveland to show cause why their licenses should not be revoked for violations of regulations. Those listed to appear Thursday include R. D. Wil lard, Fred Stocum of Ashland, Mrs. Elizabeth A Kalepos of Colorado Avenue, George Echko of Lorain, and others.
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Columbus
State Liquor Control Board
Tedar Issuations Ag
Iist
Cleveland
Egrovic
R. D
Willard
Fred Stocum
Ashland
Elizabeth A. Kalepos
Colorado Avenue
George Echko
Lorain
Organizing Young Women's Republican Club Of Lorain County
An Elyria chapter of the newly organized Young Women's Republican Club of Lorain County formed at a home on West Avenue. Mrs Leonard Smith presided as chairman, with a focus on advancing party participation and women’s involvement in Republican service and leadership.
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Elyria
chamieDs
Atuat Company
Congress
Five Lorain Men Plead Not Guilty
Five Lorain men faced court in Toledo for alleged liquor and fraud related charges. Grace Miller of Alger and others from Meigs were mentioned as defendants with parole or sentence options discussed. Court schedules and prior time served were cited as context for potential prison terms.
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Toledo
A. P. Clark
van Wert Dans
Grace Miler
Miller
Grace Miller
Alger
Dales
MeGz
Howard A. Lau
Curiie
Albert V
Hiarbor
Met EL
Warns Against Sales Tax Chiseling
A local inspector warns residents against sales tax chiseling and urges vigilance in Sheridan. The notice emphasizes careful pricing and tax compliance to prevent lax enforcement and protect public revenue.
Child Behavior Group Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow
A child behavior group was announced to meet tomorrow. The session will be open to interested participants and will cover child development topics.
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Child Behavior Group
Beaten by Mob Reported by Tampa Man
Sam J. R. describes in Tampa today how he was attacked and abused by a mob. He says leaders whipped, stripped, and chained him as witnesses observed. He claims violence and intimidation followed claims of a grievance.
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Sam J. R
Tampa
R. Tampa
E H S Students Compete For Radio Dramatic Honors
E H S students enter a radio dramatic contest. The readable text shows a competition context with mention of WTA and Rogers, indicating a school event likely highlighting participants and a local broadcast angle.
Oberlin Concert and Local Church Notices Detailed
Oberlin concert by Glee Club and orchestra scheduled for Thursday April 23 at 7 40 p m in the high school auditorium. Several numbers are prepared for the Little Big Five Music Festival at RelieVue on April 25. Medina Association of Congregational Churches 84th annual meeting set for tomorrow at the Congregational Church in Wellington. Knights of Pythias stag party planned for Saturday April 25 with officers meeting Thursday evening. Local visits note: Mrs George Gebhardt and son from New York City visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs Waldo Watson of Cleveland guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Hallouer. Mr and Mrs Thomas Maloney of Columbus with Mrs Le Jover. Pride remark at end.
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Glee Cinhs
Oberlin
Tiieh Sehont
High Schhool Anastorium
Relievue
Medina Association of
Congregational Church
Wellington
Pricr A. Richards
Knights of Pythias
K. of
Prittters
K. Pp. Hall
George Gebhardt
New York City
W. G. Caskey
East College Street
Waldo Watson
Kuster Tray in 1927 Plan for Dove Cables
The notice outlines a 1927 schedule with 16 dove cables planned, dated March 2 and 19, and an April 1 target. It references Kuster as the organizer and mentions events tied to these cable deployments.
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Athay
Sheppard Opines on Neutrality and War Involvement
The article records Sheppard’s remarks supporting neutrality and warning against entangling alliances. He notes potential public preference for avoiding overseas commitments and mentions local meetings with residents on Furnace street Gates avenue Gates and Sixth.
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Carra
Akron
Momtimes Ar
Haiph Young
Furnace Street
Qelice Breron Lorain Bird
C. Sehilieman
Gates Avenne
Ihard Stevens
Death Record for Lola Lyndes Folley in Athens Ohio
Obituary notes Lola Lyndes Folley died April 20 in Athens Ohio. Survived by husband Harris Folley, sons Sherman and Rob, and daughter Julia with families. Mentions an earlier Colonial era land grant and settlement ties.
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Lola Lyndes Folley
Lendes Folley
Athens
Ohio
Je Hrockes
Nine Students Compete For Places In County Scholarship
Nine students will contest four places in the county scholarship program. The algebra test is scheduled for Saturday, with two seats in second year Latin and two in plane geometry to be awarded. Additional tests will determine remaining placements tomorrow.
Fire sweeps acre of brush in Elyria rear Oberlin road
A grass and rubbish fire burned about an acre behind homes on the south side of Oberlin road in Elyria last night. Firemen Williams Cvetta and Ellis Meschke answered the alarm as residents continued clean up.
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Elyria
Entrances To Glove Plant Guarded By Pickets
COSHOCTON O April 21 Women pickets guarded the Indianapolis Glove Co. plant after a failed attempt by strikers to resume work. Twelve women were arrested yesterday near the gates as nonstrikers refused entry until Wednesday. The 12 faced court injunctions and were released on bond awaiting Thursday hearings. County officials planned protection if return to work is attempted tomorrow.
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Coshocton. O
Indianapolis Glove Co
Points of Interest In South Tour Presented By Y M C A
Roy B. Clymer outlined a southern states tour for Young Men’s Christian Association members last night. He cited Norris Dam in Tennessee, University of North Carolina, tobacco factories in North Carolina, Atlanta during a Georgia tornado period, Williamsburg Virginia restoration funded by John D Rockefeller Jr., a parade of students at the United States Naval Academy, and Gettysburg. He described training camps of league baseball teams in southern states.
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Youngsten
Roy B. Clymer
Norris
Tennesseuke University
North Carolina
Atlanta
Georgia
Williamsburg
Virginia
John D. Rockefe Jr
Ted States Naval Academy
Gettysburg
Foremen To Hear Yarry L Sain
A gathering of 73 and 140 executives is expected at Co A in Ely on Thursday night. Yarry L Sain is slated to speak at the April Industrial Commission of Oto campaign event in Lorain, with the talk anticipated to influence local industry.
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Yarry L. Sain
Co. A
Ely
Aprime Industrial Commission of
Oto
Lorain
Beekeeping Advice Highlights Bees Value in Fruit Pollination
Ohio State University expert Prof. W. E. Dunham told growers in Lorain, Erie and Huron Counties that bees boost orchard pollination. Surveys show more visits to trees when weather and wind allow frequent bee trips, with stronger effects in adverse weather. many colonies were lost to winter and should be rebuilt.
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Lorain
Erie
Huron
W. E. Dunham
Ohio State University
Berlin Heights
Tees
Dunham
Roosevelt budget tax bill to be reported today
Washington April 21 The House Ways and Means Committee will favorably report the Roosevelt budget tax bill late today chairman Robert L Dough ton said after the committee met and reviewed the final draft He added the bill is in final shape and will be introduced in the House at noon today It will then be referred to the committee again and formally reported
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Robert L. Doughton
Poughton
Reading demonstration for Lorain teachers at East Carlisle
Grade school teachers in Lorain county will attend a reading demonstration at East Carlisle School at 4 30 p m Thursday announced today by C A Gibbs county school superintendent at his office.
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Lorain County
East Carlisle
C. A. Gibbs Pens
Market Clatter at Cleveland and Chicago Markets
Cleveland pork and egg markets show steady tone with slight shifts in prices. Livestock quotes reflect active, firmer cattle and lamb markets while grain and feed items hold steady values across the board.
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Cleveland
S.bu
Lorain man pleads guilty to burglary charge
Lewis Dongarra of Lorain admitted guilt to burglary and larceny yesterday and requested probation. A probation hearing is set for April 25. Emma Burchard sues Edward for divorce from Elyria on grounds of extreme cruelty and neglect. County commissioners approve a $400 two drum power hoist for the county engineer to aid CCC ditch improvement.
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Lewis Dongarra
Lorain
Emma Burchard
Edward
Elyria
CCC
League Fails To Act Directly In Ethiopian Crisis
Geneva April 21 A committee of financial and economic experts met to oppose the Italian advance on Addis Ababa and Harar with ledgers and maps. League of Nations council members, abandoning Ethiopia as the collective security covenant failed, prepared to return home. The experts would assess penalties against Italy and their effect on foreign trade, though no direct means to halt the conquest existed.
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United Press
Geneva
Addis Ababa
Harar
League of Nations Council
Ethiopia
Tate
League
Italy
Wade
Ships to 25,090 Tons and War Timber Plans
The article notes 35,000 ton ships to be completed in 1941, with each about 25,090 tons and armed with 16 or 14 inch guns depending on treaty restraint. House action on three bills follows military committee warnings that army air power lags 19 years, proposing a 13 in crease in planes, a reserve training corps, and recall of 1250 reserve fliers for three years. James Wallace reports a watch stolen from a locker at Elsmra Stadium during football practice.
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United States
Great Britain
France
House
Military Affairs Committee
Army Air Program
Army Air Corps
Army Air Reserve Training Corps
War Department
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