Milk Shippers Meet At Oberlin To Discuss Market
Milk shippers from Oberlin and nearby areas gather at the Oberlin Grange Hall at 3 P M Thursday. The meeting, arranged by the Oberlin local of the Dairy Men's Cooperative Sales Association, features speakers from the Milk Settlement Committee Producers Board and Grievance Committee. Topics include country plant differentials transportation market propaganda misleding statements and essential market services as producers learn about the Cleveland area marketing plan ordered by the Ohio Commission effective January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Area
Oberlin
Oberlin Grange Hall
Dairymen’s Cooperative Sales Association
J. E. Whiton
G. A. Brumby
J. D. Hervey
Howard
Bar Association Elects Officers
G A Resek of Lorain elected president of Lorain County Bar Association at the morning meeting in the courthouse. He will be inaugurated at the Elyria Country Club picnic on August 23, with Frank M Stevens, current president, to present. John , vice-president, ar D Digren of Elor Sreagarer named to the new executive committee alongside Paul Moon, Robert Walden, and William Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Resek
Lorain
Lorain County Bar Association
Mrning
Bar Association
Elyria Country Club
Frank M. Stevens
John
Ar D Digren
Elor Sreagarer
Paul Moon
Lotain
Robert Walden
Wellinton
William Miller
Arherst
Local fal ennoounce speakers court house route 20 widening
State Highway Department announced propriation proceedings against Philin Battenhouse Dora Battenhouse and Joan Dowdell for changing and widening a curve on Route 20 near Kipton. Frances Wilson was granted a divorce from Fran Wilson for gross neglect. Ohio Farm Bureau Federation president Perry Green and Grange master Walter Kirk will speak at Farm Organizations Day during the county fair. Jane Merratt 13 was injured when struck by a car on Broad Street. she was treated at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Ageainst Philin
Dora Battenhouse
And
Joan Dowdell
Cleveland
Kipton
J. T. Kent
Loraine
Kath Gram
L ‘“Ainion
Gress N
W. B. Tho
Gramc
Ct Kent
Perry Green
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio State Dir’ of Agriculture
Walter F. Kirk
Grange
Jane Merratt
Pir
Memorial H
Mrs. Good
Broad Street
Po- Dees
Vegetable Growing Methods Studied By Local Tour
A group of Lorain and Erie County vegetable growers studied modern practices Saturday on a tour sponsored by the county extension service. Stops included the C. B. McAllister farm and the H Kriebel farm on Dewoir Road in the morning and the Tram Premiers farm near Florence and Reutenik Gardens in the afternoon. Ohio State University specialist Prerstorff accompanied the talks.
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Lorain and
Erie
Ge Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
C. B. McAllister
H Kriebel
Dewoir Road
Winter County
Florence
Reutenik Gardens
Vermilion
Prerstorff
Ohio State University
Weseranie Gree
Eagles To Fight U S Communism
In Cincinnati Ohio on August 13 the Fraternal Order of Eagles will adopt a resolution at its 34th annual convention to launch an offensive against communism. The plan calls for a national mobilization of Eagles to combat subversive propaganda through all local aeries following a speech by Frank E. Hering, editor of Eagles' St. James magazine. Patrick J Crehan of Elyria filed for divorce from Anna F Crehan on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty in common pleas court.
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Cincinnati
United States
Order of Eagles
Diszuit
Grand Aeris
Naif
U. S
Frank E. Hering
South Bend
Ind
St Hagles
Patrick J. Crehan
Elyria
Anna F. Crehan
Common Pleas Court
Donahey Defends Truth and Service in Ohio Senate Race
In a continued page one excerpt, Donahey condemns the patronage machine and state government bloating while stressing a clean, citizen run campaign for the U S Senate. He cites Roosevelt's service and asserts he seeks voluntary support with no paid campaign staff or contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaire
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Donahey
White
Ohio
United States Senate
Probe of Communism Charge At Oberlin School
August 18 Major E O Braught state relief administrator and Charles Stillman field representative of FER flew to Oberlin to investigate charges that communism is being taught at the Oberlin Special Summer school for unenrolled girls.
Death Record of Le Sl ie C Waleden C Walken & Years
The obituary notes Le Sl ie C Waleden C Walken born January 28 1842 in Comms and long resident of Elyria for thirty one years. Burial services at Ridg West Cemetery with burial at West Cemetery. Also mentions a baby Bedlo, son of Mr Kedlo of 1708 Adey Ely 140 P and Mrs Wear avenue Mu. Further details indicate funeral arrangements with Dr E J Bord. The record references Nova Nichols of L2G and other scattered fragments.
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Leslie C. Waleden C. Walken
Comms
Elyria
Nova
Nichols
Sudra
E. J. Bord
Kedlo
Adey Oe Ely
Wear Avenue
Burial West Cemetery
Baby Girl Palagyi Born to Tom Yer Parents
A baby girl Palagyii was born to Mr and Mrs Tom Yer at 3 PM. The child was delivered at Bittner Funeral Home and burial is planned at Ridgelake Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Bittner Funeral Home
Buria
Ridgelawa
Cemeter
Ohio Democratic Hopefuls Voice New Deal Platform
Catey cites need for a new deal to revitalize Ohio politics urging government reform and worker benefits. He attacks mercenary bosses and calls for pensions, cheaper coal, tax relief, frequent highway checks, and faster public employment decisions to aid taxpayers and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catey
Ohio
Aterance
Davey
Pary
Man Dies Watching Baseball Game at Cascade Park
William Jonason, 42, of 423 Bell Avenue, collapsed while watching a ball game at Cascade Park yesterday afternoon. He died of a heart forture at Memorial hospital after being transported from Osmond. Relatives are being sought by authorities. he stayed with V Anderson who knows of five sisters but does not know their current addresses. He was employed by a save Company and Central Railway.
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Poleo
Willian Jonason
Bell Avenue
Cascade Park
Son
Osmond
Memorial Hospital
V Anderson
Cleveland Man Fined for Drunken Driving Incident
A Cleveland man was fined $100 and costs after arraignment for drunken driving. He was reported to have towed a machine and caused a collision on Broad Street near Harwood Avenue, with witnesses noting the incident.
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Cleveland
Monroe Mayyao
Walter Stewane
Joseph Perro
Wien
Harwood Avenue
Oberlin Legion District Meeting Set For Fall Conference
Oberlin hosts a district meeting with eleven districts of equal area to discuss the fall conference. Speakers of state and national prominence are expected. The public is invited to attend and hear the program planned for the convention season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ths Optics
Ocichland
Saxnda Wrandotte
Denariment
Mier
Tlat Iet
tom @ Pott
Wellington Bulletin Boards Show Primary Election Returns
Wellington reports primary election returns will be displayed at Binder's Drug Store via Chronicle-Telegram bulletins. First bulletin at ten o'clock covers all precincts. additional bulletins follow with a complete bulletin in the morning. Local notices mix with social updates from Wellington and surrounding area.
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Binder's Drug Store
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain Groups Shine at Eagles Conclave Parade
At the national Eagles Convention parade more than 10,000 people cheered as Lorain County groups earned top prizes. The Lorain Eagles drum corps won second prize for largest drum corps by distance, taking 112.50 dollars. Amherst ladies auxiliaries claimed second prize for best appearing auxiliary drill teams, winning 75 dollars. Boise City Idaho captured first prizes in two contests, 159 dollars and 112.54 dollars respectively. The Eagles Auxiliary decree team reportedly placed seventh with no prize awarded.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Boise Clay
Idaho
Tha Eagles
Woman fined by mayor for possession of illegal nickel
A Trepion woman, Mrs. Join Moinar, was fined 50 dollars by Mayor W. Wanusier after arraignment for illegal possession of Niquer. The case, linked to a three week old arrest on the wharfs, saw the fine with costs set at 39 dollars. Trial was deferred due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Moinar
Trepion
Reer
W. Vwanusier
Ignare
Cleveland area races shape up for key party nominations
Secretary of State George & Myers of East Cleveland seek a second term opposed by Thomas J. Martin. National figures Harry S. Day Freeimont and Lew A. Hanford run in Republican renomination. Stephen M. Young appears set for Democratic renomination for congressman at large. Three contenders vie for the Democratic nomination for the at large post, with Charles V. Truax, Olive Joy Wright, and others in a split field. Local favorites and dark horses emerge as ballots approach, with multiple races for supreme court seats and public offices.
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George & Myers
Cleveland
Thomas J. Martin
Cleveland Board of Education
Myers
Marin Clat
Harry S. Day
Freeimont
Lew A. Hanford
Hanford
Stephen M. Young
Ocrat
Ergressman-At
Charles V. Truayx
Bucy
Charles
Zanesville
Mus
Olive Joy Wright
Truayx
Ariy
Qoveser
George H. Bond Heights
Marshall
Euclid
Farmer
Justin W Harding
Frank Vir
E. C. Lampson
Jefferson
Dr. J. F. Conrad
Magnetic Springs
M. Herbert Hoover
Akron
Raymond J. Jet Lakewood
Alfred G. Karger
Cimeinnatima Court
Robert Akin
Dover
Charles Z. Zimmerman
Springfield
Ars
Markets Cleveland Livestock and Poultry Prices Summary
Cleveland market notes show steady livestock and poultry demand. Calves, cows, and steers hold steady with varied loads. hogs and lambs move at stable futures, while poultry markets report steady prices for fowls and eggs. overall, market activity remains cautious with limited price shifts and assorted bulk lots.
Court judges race highlights Republican supreme court picks
Five candidates seek the two Republican nominations for the six year term with Arth Day of Cleveland, Harry W. Jewell of Delaware, and Earl R. Lewis of St. Clairsville as frontrunners. Frank W. Geiger may surprise, Harry B. Holmes appears out, Roy H. Williams favored for a two year term over Clinton D. Bord, who has a cautious chance.
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Common Pleas
N. Craig McGride
Supreme Court
Runny Commons
Arth H Day
Cleveland
Harry W. Jewell
Delaware
Earl R. Lewis
St. Clairsville
Bar
Frank W. Geiger
Springfield
Geiger
Farmers Common Pleas
Harry B. Holmes
Columbus
Appeals Court
Roy H. Williams
Sandusky
Clinton D. Bord
Middletown
Bord
Hower
Rev Kaley Recovering After Hernia Operation
The Rev A Kaley a Civil War veteran and Park Avenue resident is recovering from a hernia operation performed yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Kaley is reported in good spirits and progressing well. A separate Lorain case involved exhumation of the late Josep Rose from Calvary cemetery to settle an estate dispute filed by Rose Sister trustee alleging the burial lot was reserved for him. Damages were sought.
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Newcome
Panfield
Iron Edward
Newcomb
New London Hospital
J. McAlpine
LaGrange
Ralpnh Dickason
Donald
Douglass Biges
Anade
Familly
Penfield
Lon Jones
Lewis Jones
Walter Gregg
Carl Starr
John Barber
Fred Bradley
A. Kaley
Park Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hosley
Kaley
Tran Funodak
Lorain
Josep 2
Calvary Cemetery
Zes
Maton
Fragmentary Ocean Falls rock cave collapse note
A damaged passage describes rock falls near a waterfall creating danger from undermined edge and collapsing rock. The text hints at the falls and cave system beneath a rapid stream, noting erosion and support failure threatening the crest.
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Mases Cash
Claude Cook
Cleland
Elizabeta
Joseph
Steve Ber
Lorain Ave Co
Joseph Petra
L. W. Jones
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frances Wilson
Lora
Fran Wilson
W. B. Thompson
Ohio Farm- Pte
Tndaw
Cournlty
Tom Waldee
Andi
I. H. Brooks
North Ridgeville
Cleveland Road
John Bovajion
Brooks
Monroe
U.S
Ohio Shoe Repair
Bell Clothing Store
Mill Street
H.R. Rorick
H. R. Rorick
M. H. Crowder
Elyria Savings & Trust
Oberlin School
Colymbls
Acsus
Ag Ib
the Speerss
Tor
Palagyi
Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
Man
Central Railway
Teval
Armive
Stacne
Legion District
Arkansas
Willa G. Wing
Bordeany France
Ay of
France
Tasco Conservatory
Muse Vine
TOM. T
Chip
Shiv Jackson
Locust Street
Américan Legion Auxiliars
al Memirst
George Jacxson
Ands
Ted Ac
Cari Gore
Ak Cayen
fLieveland
Wellington
George Kane
Canton
Kane
Walter Cox
Toledo
Donald Markley
Ashland
Paul Record
Grove Street
Vincest
Arthur Mason
Eldrides
Eivria
Zelme Clinesmith
Clinesmith
Frank Rath
Margaret Rathwell
Walketod
Ralph Cuthbertson
Jenkinstown
Willis Jones
Robert Herrick
Patsy
Taylor Street
Gillette-Van-Cassell
Wagners Grove
Charles Shelly
George Daw
George Ulrich
W. J Peterson
Kenneth Herrick
Rices Dam
Alica Allis
Flbl Gregg
Lucia Richmond
R. L. Walden
Henry Daugherty
Here
Mary Verne Allis
Chatham
John Salisbury
Henrietta
Richmond
Shuster
Harry Ross
Now
David BR. Arnold
Clinton Wilcox
Herrick
Lucille Gragg
Evil Pappis
Sederis
Eagles
Cleveland Livestock
atOiwestyery Tibu Ibs
Smedatoy
Coed
Wevedtea Abs
Tyawsgu
Ibs
Nui
Hutt
Syria
Rhea
Ted States
Blue Bird Eae
the O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Mr. Morgan
Daniel E. Morgan
Morgan
Makfoo Abedanas
ING Lais
Svalemeny
Lorain County Bank Building
A. L. Werner
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