Milk shipments hit by Aug strike in Northeast region
August 13 report says Dairy Timken enforces milk shipments to Fork City and supports a strike backed by the Congress of Industrial Organizations. The CIO says 18,000 producers across upper New York, Vermont and Pennsylvania join a plan to withhold milk until price rises to 2.35 per hundredweight for Aug to Oct deliveries. Archie Wright and Laurance Clough discuss planned picket lines and state aid to compliant dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pha
Congress of Industrial Organisations
General Organization Committee
New York City
Cfty
New York
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Archie Wright
Ogdensburg
Sandusky Grape Festival Planned After Harvest
Sandusky announces a grape festival October 6 to 7 at the Municipal Dock to showcase local products. Sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the event draws from Vermilion to Port Clinton with 2000 acres of vines and 25 wineries expected to participate. Funds come from special Erie County Grape Festival poster stamps. The region along Lake Erie features a famed Catawba area near the island district northwest of town known for white dry wines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Ohio
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Erie County
Vermilion
Port Clinton
Lake Erie
Ives
Concord
Niagara
Delaware
Knuckles Pleads Not Guilty In Shooting Charge
John Knuckles of 314 17th street pleads not guilty at police court arraignment before Justice Herbert C. Cummings on a shooting with intent to wound charge. Nephew Arron Knuckles, also of 314 17th street, said to have advanced with a knife Sunday night. Knuckles posted $500 bond and awaits a hearing next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knuckles
17Th Street
Herbert C. Cummings
Knuckles
Arron Knuckles
Seeks Free Franchise for Gas Line Extension
L. Greer of Stop 88 Sheffield Lake urged county commissioners to grant Ohio Fuel Gas Co. a free franchise to extend a gas line over the 21st street high level bridge to serve Sheffield Lake residents. The company previously rejected rental terms as setting a precedent. Greer has built 10 houses and plans more if gas is available. Commissioners offered no comment and had not agreed on a rental, with earlier bids from nominal to $1,000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Greer
Stop
Sheffield Lake
Homers
Ohio Fuel Gag Co
21St Street High Level
Greer
More Candidates File Expenses In Local Campaign Totals
Friday marks the filing deadline for campaign expenses with the election board listing 11 more candidates. Richard S. Horan tops the total at 310.81 for the Republican solicitor bid, followed by Ralph E. Young with 148.43 for auditor. Floyd L. Shaw paid 36.40 for auditor. Other figures include Henrietta Colburn 12.25 for council at large, George Thompson 6.85, R. E. Baird 80 for solicitor, Mayor Joseph Q Petro 27, Charles E. Guth 0, Cyril J. Maple 0, Richard Todd 1.40, and Frank Henke 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Election Board
Richard S. Horan
Ralph E. Young
Floyd L. Shaw
Henrietta Colburn
George Thompson
R. E. Baird
Joseph Q Petro
Charles E. Guth
Cyril J. Maple
Richard Todd
Frank Henke
Sixth Ward
Two Men Fined By Justice Cummings
Steve Shamrock of Newbury Heights was fined 5 dollars and costs for reckless driving and Joseph Eddel, his passenger, was fined 1 dollar and costs for disorderly conduct after arraignment before Justice Her bert C. Cummings in police court today. They were arrested at 1 45 a m on Lake avenue by patrolmen who said they were speeding 50 mph. Carl Geiger of Tiffin, arrested on Cleveland street last evening for driving a milk truck 40 mph, is to appear later. Michael Angelo's fresco The Last Judgment in the Sistine Chapel, Rome, painted 1534 41, has since been blackened by income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Shamrock
Newbury Heights
Joseph Eddel
Herbert C. Cummings
Lake Avenue
Robert Schwartz
Edward Stankard, Jr
Carl Geiger
Tiffin
Cleveland Street
Michael Angelo
Sistine Chapel
Rome
Walter McPherson
Don Mellen
Nancy
Elyria
Mary Mellen
Oberlin
Mary Jean Hobbs
Camp Ohio
Columbus
Claude Lyman
Mabel Hakes
Lois Cummings
Laura Barber
East
Canada
C.D. Smiley
Lorain
Bonnet
Edgemeer Place
Doren Lyon
North Cedar Avenue
Allen Hospital
George Holgate
Lakeside
Alvah Walker
Morgan Street
Smoky Mountains
G. F. Strand
South Main Street
Detroit
Charles Hallouer
Groveland Street
Michi- Mise
Betty Murphy
Bette Alfsen
Art
Ed Beiner
Feamily
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Henrietta Grange Quartet Seeks State Honors At Camp Craig
Oberlin area notes indicate the Henrietta Grange Quartet Ralph Berg Earl Berg Charles Berg Robert Latteman with Catherine Berg as pianist will represent Lorain county in the State Grange Quartet contest at Camp Craig on Monday night August 2. The county winner advances to the national contest at Peoria Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Grange
Camp Craig
Lorain County
Henrietta Grange
Pittsfield Center
L. F. Holden
Ralph, Earl
Charles Berg
Robert Latteman
Catherine Berg
Peoria
Illinois
George D. Hubbard
America
Boy Born to Mr and Mrs E K Manon at Elyria Hospital
A son was born Monday August 14 at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs E K Manon at the intersection of East College and Lorain. A rights of Pythias and Pythian Sis will hold a family picnic on Wednesday August 23, moved from August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Manon
East College
Lorain Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Woan
63 Foot Steel Pole Donated For County Flag
County Surveyor Harry L. Dunham announced a 63 foot steel pole donated by National Tube Co. will be erected at the county garage on Oberlin road. A new American flag will fly atop the pole, which will soon be raised as part of the public buildings display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Harry L. Dunham
National Tube Co
Dunham
Court orders return of a tat to Kammiller in replevin case
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook ruled for Reinhart Kammiller of Ridgeville, ordering the return of a tat from Felix Anderson of Root road after a replevin hearing. Kammiller awarded $15 damages to be paid by Anderson, who did not appear. P E Manning filed suit against L H Webber et al for 4000, seeking foreclosure of a second mortgage on Columbus street property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Thacter
Reinhart Kammiller
Ridgeville
Kamiller
Felix Anderson
Root Road
Kammiller
Anderson
P. E. Manning
L. H. Webber Et al
Columbus Street
Scores To Compete In Four-H Style Revue Friday
Lorain County girls and boys will contest county honors Friday at the Elyria YMC A in a Four-H Club style revue and demonstration series. Senior contestants may advance to the Ohio State Fair with sections for dress models and school wear, while demonstration teams and individuals 15 and older vie for state entry. Southern county judging continues this week ahead of Wellington Fair exhibits next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria Y
Frances Eckert
Town conquers 58 year drought in Fredonia Arizona
Fredonia a 300 person town in Arizona ends a 58 year water drought with a 16 mile pipeline to five springs at the base of an 800 foot cliff. The project, financed after delays from Public Works Administration funds, ends decades of hauling water and improvised cisterns, with residents celebrating every bath and drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Ariz
United States
Kanaba
W. J. Brooksby
Public Works Administration
PWA
Chicago Market Summary Amid Grain Prices and Fresh Produce
Markets report steady butter creamery prices and mixed dairy quotes, with eggs and central car lots noted. Regional listings include apples, beans, beets, cabbage, carrots, celery, corn, cucumbers, endive, lettuce, peppers, squash, tomatoes and many other vegetables, plus wheat, corn and oats futures, with Cleveland livestock figures showing hogs, cattle, and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae
Limas
Pks
Dhs
Duchess
Astrachan
Simons
Lima
Rochesters
Notdorn
North Carolina Boys Visit Elyria Courtesies
A group of 15 North Carolina boys traveled 2100 miles visiting the New York World's Fair and the Cleveland World's Poultry Congress. They stayed overnight at Elyria's YMCA under the Chamber of Commerce guidance, enjoying the pool and other comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Elyria
Dunn
N. C
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Elyria Y. M C
Poultry Congress
Chamber of Commerce of
Weldon Dorman
Emancipation Day Celebration To Be Held Aug 24
An Emancipation Day celebration will be held at the Second Baptist church on Friday August 24 at 7 P.M. The meeting will be open to the public. Master of Ceremonies will be Rev. C. Q. Stewart, Ed Notley of Elyria and A W Braxton of Cleveland have accepted places on the program with others likely to speak briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
At & P.M
C. QO. Stewart
Ed Notley
Elyria
A. W. Braxton
Cleveland
Janet Gaynor Weds Dress Designer in Hollywood Elopement
Actress Janet Gaynor and designer Gilbert Adrian eloped from Hollywood to Yuma Arizona and married yesterday then took a train to Mexico City for their honeymoon. Adrian wooed Gaynor with sketches during a year long courtship at Hollywood parties and crafted outfits worn by Greta Garbo Myrna Loy Joan Crawford and Hedy Lamarr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Janet Gaynor
Gilbert Adrian
Miss Gaynor
Mexico
Yuma
Ariz
Mexico City
Adrian
Greta Garbo
Myrna Loy
Joan Crawford
Hedy Lamarr
Steady Market Across Livestock and Produce Prices
Market steady to extreme for livestock with mixed cattle values. Steers 7.40 to 10.00. cows around 4.00 to 7.00. calves 4.00 to 10.00. hogs and sheep noted with varying quality. Butter 24 to 39 cents, eggs steady around 20 cents, live poultry weakened with several weight and breed distinctions. Potatoes varied by region with Ohio and New Jersey prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choice
Ohio
New Jersey
Taahelan
Oregon Reds
Death Record of Mrs Emma Burrell Sumner
Mrs Emma Burrell Sumner died this morning at six o'clock after a brief illness. She leaves her daughter Mrs May Heard of 319 East Avenue, another daughter Mrs John E Hecock of Lake Avenue, six grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. Born November 12 1855 in Elyria Township near Sheffield she lived in Elyria thirty five years and was widow of George W Sumner. She taught school and music, studied at Geauga Seminary, and was a member of First Methodist Church Berean Bible Class church Circles and Quilters. Friends may call at Nichols Funeral Home. services Thursday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Frank Hicks. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Burrell Sumner
May Heard
East Avenue
John E. Hecock
Lake Avenue
Sumner
Elyria Township
Sheffield
Elyria
George W. Sumner
Cleveland
Geauga Seminary
First Methodist Church
Berean Bible Class
Quilters Group
Nichols Funeral Home
Frank Hicks
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Death of Delmar E White in Oberlin Ohio
Delmar E White age 60 died suddenly Monday night at home 129 Hollywood Avenue Oberlin Ohio. Born in Willoughby Ohio he moved to Oberlin fifteen years ago and was a Masonic member and a Spanish War veteran. Survived by his wife and a brother in California his daughter preceded him in death. Funeral Thursday at Sedgman Funeral Parlor with interment in Wellington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Delmar E. White
Hollywood Avenue
White
Mr. White
Willoughby
Ohio
California
Sedgeman Funeral Parlor
Wellington Cemetery
Funeral services for August Schmitt announced
Funeral services for August Schmitt of 639 West Street will be held Wednesday at 2:00 PM from Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. Rev Ernst Orion of St Pauls Church will officiate and burial will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Schmitt
West Street
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Ernst [Rion
St. Paul's Church
Ridgelawn
Time Change Ignored By Traveling Rooster
A Montreal bound rooster aboard the liner Ascania refused to adjust its schedule as Canada’s sunrise is five hours later than England’s. The bird, part of C G May’s display for the World’s Poultry Congress in Cleveland, crowed at its England time nightly, unaffected by time zones on the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
England
C. G. May
Cleveland
May
Police clubs cut juvenile arrests in Washington 1933 1937
In Washington D C juvenile arrests of boys under 17 fell from 34 in 1933 to 92 in 1937 after the police established athletic and social clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Townsend Club Plans For Many Coming Events
Elyria Townsend Club No 1 outlined several activities at its meeting. A community rally and meeting is planned for Thursday evening August 31 with a Townsend and Union speaker to be announced. Another Amherst meeting with Mr Beckman is scheduled, and a basket dinner will be held next Sunday at Ashland fair grounds. Members reported thousands of handbills distributed and $36 returned to the club treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Elyria
Elyria Townsend Club No
Middle Avenue
Townsend and Union
Amherst
Beckman
Ashland Fair Grounds
Ashland
County Fair Committee
Fritz
Lorain Club No. 8
Lorain Club
Haynes
Carver
Chestnut Ridge Road
Avon-Belden Road
Cows Use Molasses To Preserve Green Hay In Silos
Fond du LacWisconsin farmers adopt molasses as a silage additive to green hay to preserve vitamins especially vitamin A. Agricultural agent George F Massey notes pouring about 60 pounds per ton of hay aids preservation and allows silage even with poor weather. The Zickert farm near Fond du Lac demonstrates the process with green hay rushed into a silo filer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond DU Lac
Wis
George F. Massey
Massey
Albert
Golfer Hopes Fatal Accident Teaches Patience
Willow Grove Pa August 11 James B MacFarland III socialite golfer who hurled a club after a misplayed shot and fatally struck caddy John Klemming 35. He said the tragedy should teach golfers to stay calm. MacFarland is jailed on involuntary manslaughter charges with a $2000 bail as an inquest is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Grove
James B. MacFarland
MacFarland
Exclusive Huntingdon Valley County Club
John Klemming
Civil Service Exam For Janitor-Fireman Set in Elyria Schools
A civil service examination for janitor fireman in the Elyria public schools will be held at the City Council Chambers on Thursday August 31 at 7 p m. announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Taxing high earners could fund half a year of government
A statement argues that if every dollar of income above five thousand dollars per year were taxed away, the aggregate revenue would cover national, state, and city government expenses for only half the year, estimating the burden on higher earners.
Beasts Army Of 800000 Lead Soldiers In Strasbourg
Strasbourg resident Jean Bretonnier owns the world’s largest lead soldier army with 600000 figures in varied uniforms. Gustave de Ridden of Paris holds a 100000-strong collection, while Compiegne Museum displays 40000 soldiers including Waterloo battlefield recreations from June 18 1815.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasbourg
France
Jean Bretonnier
Gustave de Ridden
Paris
Compiegne
Waterloo
Poultry Farm At Jail Proves Profitable In Boston
City officials report a four month pilot at Deer Island jail yields an estimated annual profit of 6000 dollars. A 20000 dollar city investment is expected to be repaid within ten years as the operation provides over 2500 pounds of dressed fowl and thousands of eggs for Long Island and City hospitals and wards. Supervisor Henry F. Drewes praises scientific farming and foresees training for 20 prisoners to run their own farms after release. The facility houses over 4000 chickens and 500 turkeys, with plans to expand to 4000 more birds and 1000 broilers monthly for market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Deer Island
Long Island
Henry F. Drewes
Arabs Were First To Protect Teeth
SAYRE Pa Dr Robert Evans told a meeting that ancient teeth care was superstition and ignorance of tooth counts. He noted Aristotle claimed men have more teeth than women and described old cen trifices made from marble burned mice and hares heads. He said Arabs led in Gentifrices using iron sulfate and pumice and described early Chinese Japanese tooth extraction by wooden pegs and finger pulling before becoming a dentist. He also said it was believed teeth indicated a person's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre
Robert Evans
Evans
Foreman Electrocuted in Cincinnati Power Line Incident
Michael Niesen, 40, a sign foreman for an advertising firm, was electrocuted in Cincinnati when his chest touched a 15 000 volt power line. He was using an insulated testing wire and the accident occurred as he turned to speak to a co worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Michael Niesen
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Fork City
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Mrs
Esther Wood
Candace McMuhen
West @ street
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Iam
Drouth
Japan
Chicago
Proulce
Toledo Gratin
Law- Ar
Rio
RAO
Emma Sumner
Etyria
Byhe
Golfer
Sudro - Curtis
Foreman
Farm Bureau
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